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The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-27

Hot Springs lodge No 3s0 B P. q. F., meets every Wednesday evening at s;30 sharp. at their new hall. corner Spring and Valley streets. Visiting brothers CHAs. H. DAVIS. E. R.
 P F. Sisney. Secretary.
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kNlehrs oE coLuMnus.

Hot Springs Council No TAG Knights of Columbus, meets every first and third Tuesday in their new hall second floor Of the building at the northwest corner of Bath and Excoange streets Visitors cordially irvited to attend.
 W NJ. T. COLE, c. K.
 uAppy poTrCJFRTy n q V
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-27

We furnish the only pasteurlxco milk cold In Hot SprlnoA The Pas tsurlz 0d Milk Go. e11-n
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-27
ROYAL NEIGhBORS.

VaDor City Camp No. 51f7 Royal Neighbors of America. meets first and third Wednesday of each monlh in the NJ. w A. hall. Visiting neigh Iors are welcome MARY LYNCH, oracle.
 Emma Harsh. Recorder.
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EAsrERN STAR.

Hot Springs Chapter. No, 69. O. E. ; Masonic Temule. third Monday at s pm MRS. MARY ROBERTSON,
 Worthy MatrOu Miss Blanche Bailey. 1ecretary.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-27

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce George R. Belding as 8 candidate for mayor, subject to the action of the city democratic primary
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-27
FOR MAYOR.

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Bob Sigman as candi- date for mayor. subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-27
REsEkAH LODGE, No. 4s. |. o. 0. P

Meets second and fourth Tuesday nights al o'clock at | Q. O, r hall. All wis., iting Rebekahs receive a hearty welcome
 MRS. MARTHA MURPHY, NC Mrs. Matte Clark. Sec, phone 942.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-27

Garland Rebecca Lodge No. 70. | O. |O F., meets first and third Tues'ay brothers and sisters cordially invited.
 MRS. SADIE STEWART, N. 0
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-27

Drink Bulgarian ButtermIIk fc- eff-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-27
B. p. O. E,

413 South St. Phone l244 H. C. Graham. Secretary. Phone l929
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-27

Orders fihed for Homemade Sweets, Candy, Doughnuts, Cakes, Angels Food, Devils Food, Sunshine, all kinds of Layer Cakes. Phone 1045. 12-S-2w
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-27

TRY A SENTINEL RECORD CLASSI- TIED AID TODAY--lt -~ay rent that va hausa s@-
The Little River news., 1916-12-13
CANDY

CANDY We have the cIassiest lines to be had, Whitman's and Ligget's And an assortment that will catisfy the most fastideous, and dantie.t taste. Be sure you see our lines whether you buy or not.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
"MISSING" MAN
RETURNS HOME

Burr Hart, proTin, Mt Detroit real
estate ana in ,uraroc man, who dis
APPEARED from his Crosse lie home,
carly Tucsda, morning has report
cd himself found. Hart says that
hc went 20 saginaw on a business
trip Tuesday, expecting to return
the same day WEer he found that
he could not return for several days,
no Sent 4 telegram 10 his wife eA.
planning tho matter
The telegram was not received by
Mrs. Hart. who lid not hear FROM
her husband until he returned Sat
utday.
In tho meantime Mrs. Hart report
cd her husband disappearance 20
M, police. who believed that he had
rf,t with foul play as he had a large
um rf money with him when he
left homo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
MERCHANTS IN
ASSOCIATION
Business Men of Highland Park
Organize For Mutual
Benefit

In order 10 advance tine business
interests of Highland Park at all
times and I'm every possible way.
the Highland Park business Mems
association has ocon formed with
an initial membership Of go.
In The first meeting NJ A. Mar.
tin was elected president, George
Beebe, secretary and samuel BIN
mcnlhal. treasurer J. c. Hcrzog
was appointed chairman Of a com
mittee to draw constitution and
bylaws \ publicity committee was
also appointed, made mp of \ y
Stablcr NJ, Sidon and X Liebcr
A membership OF 30 IL expected
before the end OF the week An ad.
mission fee OF 81 is being charged
at present. bu, the regular dues
probably viii De % cents a month
II is intended that the organiza-
lion will include professional men
Is we'll as local merchants and II is
proposed TO have II play an import
ant part in the affairs OF tho Vii
lagc
The first work done hy Tho ASSOC.
citation was 10 do,.d" ON closing all
stores AT n T. on ON TUESDAYS and
Fridays Thu chang, already has
been put into ,ncc'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
Is new BANKS
IN MICHIGAN
Many Others Have Increased
Capital Stock Since
January !

Between Jan AMI Aug thi,
year, IS now banks and che trust
company have recn organized in
Michigan They are.
The Bridgmau State bank. Brlde.
man. 10000 the Farmers and Mer.
chants state oauk OF Casnoyia. $50.
600, he Stare SAVINGS bank Of re.
Wamo, 100000. he highland Park
State bank Of Detroit, $500. coo. the
Peoples State bank OF BEDFORD. 49,
GOO, the Commercial State Savings
bank OF Lakev.cW. $4,000, the
Michigan State bank, UsmtramCk,
500, 600, the Farmers State Say
iugs bank OF 81. Johns. $4,000. the
Lee State bank, Dowlgiac. 100000;
the Michigan State bank Of Detroit,
$3.50, 000, the Commonw ealth Saw.
ings bank OF Detroit, $500, 600. tho
Cedar Springs State bank, Cedar
Springs. 10000, the East Lansing
State bark, East lansing $40 600.
the Olivet State bank. CHvet, $50.
600. the First State bank d Ashley
100000; The Peoples State bank Of
New Boston. $50 o00. the Guaranty
Trust Co, Of Detroit, 100000
Between Jan / and Aug this
year the following banks have in.
creased their capital stock
The Industrial Savings bank,
Flint, 100000 TO $500 GU. the Zee.
land State bank 2eelanf. $4,000 to
$50 600. The Citizens State bank,
Sturgis. $4,000 70 $1,000 The First
State hank. Birmingham $4,000 70
$500 the Newbrrry State bank.
Newberry S25.0O0 20 100000. the
Wayne County add Home saving
hank " Detroit, S2,500,0Cl 60 81 900
0oO. the People, State Savings bank
Of Midland county, Midland. S25 000
to $4,000. the Gauesee County SAY.
irps bank Flint, 500. o0o 20 $500
600. Tho Highland Park state tark
Of Hiehland Park 100000 10 $1,000,
600: the Blissfeld STATE tsnk Bliss.
field. S2G,0O0 10 100000.
The following banks have voted
&c increase their capital
The Dearborn State bank, Dear
born. s250Oo 20 stoooo. The Amer
lean state bank OF Detroit s1io.ooo
10 sj0u.oU0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
100 FOREIGNERS
STAGE RIOT IN
FORD CITY, ONT.

Seeking revenge for raid nn
The HON, 90 one OF their fellow
cCuurrymcn, more than ZOO fore On.
ors in Ford CIV ON engaged in a
riot Sunda, evening wlioh called
ou' uor only the cfN-e 81 Ford
cry. Windso~ mad Nalkrryillo. bu
also h. -peoial guard ard neu5crs
# the Canadian iianlaudrr,' bat.
TALON IT, Windsor before hey could
ho quollod
The trouble began wien License
IN pccior Paul Morand Provincial
ONccrs smith and Hannah High
County Constable J l. saith Chief
ot Police Matscr ,.ilc. OF rcrd city
aud parolman Dennis Nahouol, OF
rori city attempted 90 rail The
home Of William Wolko on Cadillac
So Wolko f. said 10 have been sell.
ing liquor wirhoY Sc liCrrsc
Score. of men ana women, mad.
dcn"d with liquor attacked The OH
GERS Knives we're drawn aud bot.
lica wcr. thrown Al both The men
ana women. Tho officer. seemed
,1 be- getting tho worst ct The deal
when residents called for aid from
Nalkeryllc and Windsor
FuEy older, were sent "a Ford
Cry from Windsor and the riot wa
nor subo3od until tho soldiers drcN
their Jayone's
After The mob was ,ubdued the
officer, entered he home OF Wolko
and arrested hirl along with 20 men
and a woman All were taken TO
the Ford City Jail Tho police con
hscatcd nine kegs OF pecr. four
cases Of bottled tecr. eight gallons
of whisky IN jugs and 'our bottles
OF sealed whisky
Wolko and one other male pris.
onor we're 30 badly battered that
medical attention was required he.
for" they could be removed 20 the
JAN
Provincial Officer Smith was cut
about the mouth and County Con.
stable smith suffered fractured
right arm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
MRS. DURAND'S
FUNERAL HELD

The funeral OF Mrs William NJ.
Durand Sc years old who died Sat
urday. was held in the home Of her
daughter Mrs. Warren G. Brown
No. l72 Ayalon-avc, Highland Park,
Monday a. 2 o. m.
Mrs Durand was born in Detroit
In 1850. and for many years lived
on Parkst. now Park blvd, when
that street was the outskirts OF the
city. She had the distinction OF
holding one OF the oldest member
ships In the Church of our Father.
Surviving her are her husband and
four children, Mrs james Parker.
of Grand Rlanc. Attorney n. s Dur.
and Mrs. Clarence Carkeek ana
Mrs. Warren G Brown
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
THREE CHILDREN
ARE PAWNS IN
COURT FIGHT

After obtaining the temporary
custody Of her Two Toys from Judge
HOFmcr IN The WAYNE circuit court
Saturday, Mrs. Frances O'Donnell
secured a writ for their father, Don.
aid O'Donnell through her father in
Chicago. charging him with kidnap
.ng
For three months Joanna Penwell,
young and attractive woman law.
scr OF Chicapo. Jrducd O. Donncll
and IN 'wo boys. who are - and 9
years OLD finding hem IN Detroit
where ODonncI is the fcaG OF -
commercial! school
The ODonnclls arc divorced and
Mrs O'Donnrll charges that her
husband dcoampea with her three
children. Louis, John anI young
daughter, the day the decree was
entered
Send me 10 jail, your honor 20
shouted O'Doun"u in the hearing
SATURDAY morning, but don't put
my boys in peril Their mother
insane"
Judge Hosmer said that a. O'Don.
nell had run away from one court
he would take nc chances and
awarded the lads C ttCir motLer
until Tuesday
The mother threw her arms about
hcr sens in an excess O. emotion
Don't forget your father loys,"
said ODonnen ',uorly as both
Youngsters cried al leayinr hiw
seeming not TO respond 10 their
mothers carrcssos.
The Kidnapping warian' viii force
OHDonnull back 10 Chicago for In"
hearing OF tn" case He is dlrCad,
under contempt, but claim, ne W..
nor properly oeryed i'm his wife dl.
yorcc case, Of which nc know moth
ing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
BOIL WATER"
SAYS DIR. MARTIN

II urge the people of Highland
Park TO boil the drinking water
which they use AZ this time of the
year" said Or John Martin. head
Of the board Of health OF Highland
Park During the months of July.
August and September, the water IN
the lakes from which we get orr
supply is in q bad condition, and
the only way 10 safeguard against
typhoid and othrr diseases Is to
drink only boiled water What We
need is filtration plant
Or Martin has lust returned from
the east whore he studied the in
fantilc paralysis epidemic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
TRIES TO CUT
DOWN LIVING
COST; is FINED

Frank \ stock a la5orer. tried
70 reduce the high cost OF living by
camping with his horses and wagons
on vacant lot on Kendall-st. High
land Park Nick Soma. he owner
OF The lot objected strenuously 10
Stock taking possession without pay
inc rent Stock, however disregard
cd the owners wishes and remained
on the land since July 10.
Soma sued Stock in Justice Lana.
CANS court Saturday. for the rent
and for damages done TO the prop.
erty The court awarded Soma $40
for rental. $40 for damages and
asked Stock to pay the court
charges.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
HIGHLAND PARK

wh"r, SIM" viii spend several weeks
with friends
Mrs a n Turner. of SO 90 Bueua
NlstHrHNt west who suffered "a heat
pTusirutipu last wr,N. has recovered
M.sH Helen NguS returned Sun'J'
after e TWO week. stay with friends
IN Buralp. y, 90 her home al 40.
30 Graud-ayr. east
Harold Roberts. of Steuheuvlle. o..
ls sprualus hc GUNNER with Alr and
Mr. VILLAIN Il Kinds. Of SO. 2it
Mrs 4 Martin. Of CaIumo'. Mich
has been visiting .ir-. J. Giassun. ~
80. "a Grand-avc. east, for several
Nrt william Roeerson and son.
William returned 60 thsir home al
So. -I6 IljrnIaud ave, at'"s h1.Ius
current ont. saul, Ste. Marie, aud
Ma.kna, Island.
Andrew Roertck. of $50 600 Grand
aye. cast who has been EIsltiug for
tH" past month boa WISCONSIN,, has rc-
Mrs T. EolIrR-. - ~arup. Ont. rs
ne guest Of Mr. and MrH b, EollIuGS
uf So .p> Hlgtl1nd-n.
Mrs Dan Boyer. Of Wood aril-HN. o..
IT, spending some time AZ Niagara
Fails with h"r sister
~ g. .rsuu, of >u 800 BI"na
Vista. '.t Is gap.ll. cuuvJfos.
week
Jack NuH,.t RETURNED sunday ,o IT'S
hom' ~ ~ Iol Graua-a', aast. from
whore ne visited friends and rcIa-
tiycs
Nj and Mrs Jack ruuvau have re-
turned from ltant y b. who're they
spent their honeymoon. and are MAX.
Ing thor new home Ar 80 i25 pa.j-
sOu-aEo
Floyd smith and sons. lIa.on. wos-
haN' retained 20 their home after
having spent week ar A|HEa.I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

vote was larger than the Democratic
plurality 80 that. had II not been for
the Progressive vote, the Democratic
membership In the present house
would be only 1871. with Els ncces.
sary for majority. In four states,
California, Colorado, Indiana and
Oregon. the Progressive vote elect
ed four Democratic senators.
Il think II II clearly evident what
became OF the Progressive vote OF
1912. The approximate figures
showed a Republican gain of 2.4s9,.
5ss over the Republican presidential
vote OF 1912, The Progressive loss
was 2,5O7Sll
Every election. special or other.
wise, since 1912 has shown steady
drift toward the Republican party
In the senatorial and congressional
elections OF two years ago the Re
publicans carried q states which
would give them a clear majority OF
electoral votes Of % This did not
include 10 states for which the Re.
publicans are nghting this year
California Montana, Nevada, Ari
IONA, Nebraska South Dakota, ore.
gon, Missouri Kentucky and Indi-
ana. The total electoral vote In
these 10 states rs 81. The Repub
leans are pretty sure 10 carry prac-
tlcalIy all Of these states, but-if you
add only a third OF this vote 10 the
2Ss from the states carried in 1914,
u makes the electoral vote for Mr.
Hughes In the neighborhood of 81,
although | think It VIII go higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
National Committee
man From Michigan
Sees Victory
MAKES CASE FROM
ELECTION RETURNS
Even Portion of Moose
Vote Will Insure
G.. O. L. Triumph
CHARLES ~. WARREN

Charles B Warren. member OF
the Republican national committee
from Michigan, has given out a com.
prehensiye synopsis of the political
situation a. viewed from the r..
publican standpoint
In - states which gave Wilson
2SG electoral votes IN 1912 the com
blned Taft and Roosevelt, votes iu
that year exceeded he vote cast tor
Wilson" says Mn Warren In d.
at these states Rooscvclt's vote wa-
greater than that ot Tar and IN -
Tans vas larger than Roosevelt s..
Had The combined Roosevelt and
Taft votes been cast Tor one oandJ
date. that candidate would have 70.
Cpived 90 electoral votes 10 Vii
sons 1852 Vie H.. coming almost
entirely from the solid south vii
sons total yote in 1912 was 6.2S3r
064. white The combined TAR Roo-c
vel, vote MAS 7GGijlS-a difference
Of 1906 In favor OF the TWO Re
lhblIhU tHIAtNdA'N
"A glance at the official figures
viii show hat m" union OF The two
Republican parties OF 1912 would
make Connecticut Republican by
3S.O0O. Illinois by cocoon, Indiana
by 35.O00. Iowa by 100000. Kansas
by $4,000 Massachusetts by 10000.
New Jersey by 80 600. New York by
100 0oo. and ohio by 100000
1t must also be con sld"rcd that
Wilson had many thousands OF ar
dent supporters IN 1912 who will not
vote for him today And l' must
also be remembered ,hat IN the
party disarcctIon a great mass OF
Republicans did not vote ar all
Turning TO he election ~ No
vember. 1914. three important politi.
tal facts are evident
First. The Republicans carried
ipon national issues states that
wosld give clear majority in the
electoral college and elect a Repub.
lican president.
Second The Democratic major
ity In the present house rs only the
result OF the Progressive vote in
certain districts of the country. and
the Democrats are really a minority
party IN tho house OF representa-
lives
Third Twothirds OF the Pro
grcssiye vote Of 1912 has not only
ceased 20 suppor' third party candr
dates. but has returned 10 the sup
port OF Republican principles and
candidates
'Twcnty.three states were carried
by Republicans. with total Of 2sS
electoral votes This Is q majority
OF % over The $50 necessary for a
choice In three states there WAS
division on national issues Thus
in oregon. South Dakota and Nevada
Democratic senators were elected
while Republican congressional dele.
cations were chosen A. this clcc.
ton 23O Democratic members OF the
lower house OF congress were
chosen In 30 OF the congressional
districts, however, tho Progressive
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
Births


Elmer FuEh ii= Eeaufgyt Iobu
Martin. 49, tuoE'. eli. John IUrp. No..
1880 dubois, Mas Rarack samaritan
hospital. Joseph Nost. NOS W LAT
HN"tter. Anthony Lalto@a. 1867 cad
lilac. Paul Lonpmesser, ls- LsSauc.
Joseph Dal.'r, 3H irsrrEull IusruH
simrik. i9> 33d Charles Nhjsg"r. a.f
Wiudrr Norman ToI i'm, l4' W UiGh.
Walter Ugff 500 Ferry PARK Nu.
< Allen &2l W Ferry Wlnd2In'' 10
'lGslk. 30 WNandotte, Martin kc9g,h
l1l2 Fisher Andrew Skrrda. IS SHEER
wood Joseph Grossman, Woman
hospital. Harry McComh use iro-
guois a. - Henry 30 Atkinson
OTTO T. Workman. 12' Eademeor .r.
Martin pyle 212 Avery Clyd" : Eis-
del. So Wentworth Leon p"lHu ,tr
a55 Forest g.; Thomas T. stephen
AZ Grand River. John M Gr"eIv.
Roman Crgkipu. 1897 'iupcil". Fran.
p1rhrrr. 43G Bsnitrau. oscar ihpo'#
1904 Errchrvai. Gortfrisd rs W.-
z,s,hke lp> 81 John Naloncr. t-H
Grandl Nelson T. Waldo, J '5f So .-
MOLE. CIttfor1 Lu'rookS. 1901 'add-
lac. VIM ! Marshall 2Ob Military
Frank ta-ie Providence hospital
fuhu Brunug. Providence hospital
Man Nnt1wuwlz PROV tdcucc hosuI.
tai. Iamos l. Martin. ProyIdeuco hos
r.tal. JOHN NamIsusEi l1.o Military.
Joseph Zlogirr lle2 ElIcrr Henry
N,Col'uu. Grn"n hospital auncN,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

what Is The mearinE ot false
doctrine. Willie?" asked the sun
DAY school teacher.
ITS when the doctor gives the
wrong stun 70 sick man replied
Willie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

Mr. and Mrs Charles Ashley. Of
Toledo. have been spending seVaraI
days with Miss Ruth CASE. ~ No lt6
Highland
Mrs Mary r Pail. Of 80 200 High
lAnd-ave. has left for Calumet Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

NEW YORK Mrs G. 4 Rugs
has organized a sunset club,
whose members must DO at least
so and anxious 10 Learn TO- 'ongo
Branches are 10 be established
throughout the country
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
Produce

Scarcity Of vegetables ls tn" f'a.
turp of the produce market '1ta,n 'H
or, ag:au advanced owing 90 scarcity
and dealers have much ttouHI" hllIug
The need. uf ,u-tomors OtUrr v.-.-
tables an. s,gI.o also ana the .nn"
-p,I 81 hoy. dry weather Is blamed
Tor Tho trouble, liu,hlonorrfes ar,
coming ina rrc,lt aud lowe. price arg
quoted bgt ain other b,rrirs on.
100 and alm Poultry .s qu..'
Last wars'= receipts were enough %.
--s, am 1H ,s w. N are +, grnapd and 'I,.
g.
tPpIcs N.w $3.50 = BOX, S5't
Rannnas Good shipping stoc",
s. - rei lruea
BcNus br.oc Linus, G'a q &c 10.
Hcrries -li.e. .,n.rr.' 40
Y'u bu hu"tl,u'II3e-, $50 30 pr
u4. black rarrngrr..s. $3.50 per .I .
rod tA-NNerr. =. nII
California" Fruits nuns, - -''i
; ST. bu>
touli flower a box.
Cabbage New S-.trff a crate"
cheese % san Hats, ltH4 G. Now
York, 10 i4c. Swiss. -6ft"oc, imported
l5c. lib, l5!2e. brick cream, - iac;
1850 10. .
1herri"s sour SI.'' sweet
81 % per hu,n ..-...
urn urrS''S S.,l,i - 9 on re,,ors
:2e5 crate. ioc basket .radisha7. Sc
per i-tasllst crate. aarr6ts. l,e doz..
iettu,.. SsQ 9oc Iu.. wax beans 81 3
a25a tg. green beans. SD Is III
b 3. Soc doz green onions .a01Sc
d.z Green corn. S2g5T2 30 hhl.
Hone, iancy w0Ite. new, I6n17c;
In DetroI, snippers are paying
tho following prices for baled hay IN
car lots b.. Detroit No. l tim
othy. new. Sl4506 ~, standard tim
l.; 40 ? timothy. ti4als; 80. mix
! clover. sionll. rye straw s75oTs.
wnea. aod -, straw, 's.ica7 ton.
lines -Sl.Iot,l rs per 100
Melons - Rock fords. standards,
S2q2n5 crate watcrurlous. 25G SOC
each
Onions southern. S375 per 100 los:
SPANISH N.s boy.
r",ssErs%,s .,5s ~ '' abj in car
lots
Poultry Rest hroi1ers r4125r.
No hroIers. 2lug.c faacy Mons
lsaIst7c. 80 hens. i5GI6r. stag.
iscy ID, . ---' '~N-'
JoBBING PRICES
aimed "oods-App!es sS1o g Z.oO
EaI LIMA beans, 81 y 70. Corn
Fancy Maine, 10, stando "a. VI
Iable neets' 20 q Nv ieas r. nCy
cary JGhe, ~ stanG2 Lds' sal
mon, tail " so, nat. pings spc. To-
matoes, tl.S. Marrowiat peas; VI
ear June Wow sliteG earIy June
~ 50 COZ
Feed--Joboing prices III Dbl
seeks. Bran W. standard middlings
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

NEW YORK. Aur tHf'r.
steady. rec,Irta. 81 nl-. rrea~farv
ira. 30c state dairy turs. 20 oaf
imitation creamery fr-'e. 1Ga -5'.
Ep"c'al 70f- 70 el. ErE Firm. r
ceipts. 1897. nearby white farct
n zoe nearby MIXED fancy.
fresh hrsta. 9gts "a c7c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
VIEW NonI< pRnnICE

and unsettled Pork TrW. moss.
t2Su ESQ Lard Strady N.1''"
wcst spot. $500 1920 sugar Raw.
0rm CeutrifuFal. Ft fSLf z. 81. wua-
covado. 50 test. sos. ro7uad "rr
cut loaf. $3.50. crushed. g. g. powder.
ed S115. Rrauulatcd g g." 'f.
Zoe RIO No ON spot 90 HF|.
low Dull, special "a. r..H
country. ga uT& HqE. -fH8Hf.
pr mo. ti2- So ;. Sia Ha.. Glover.
n sos Dressed p1Ultrr gutat
keva 22a39r chickens IS
fowls. 14t g-r, drcks Long f-i.r
2fc Live poultry Weak geese
ducks. l6N E2U fowls 'ir7c. turko.
10 ID 1870. tCpster4 ff'sC. o. token
.hroilers. 206 23c choose. Firm state
milk, common 10. specials. l2Q ifF4 ..
skins, con mon fn er~.itl . r. ff .r.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

The Customcr-l'm surprised to
hear Won. the champion Marathon
conversatiouallst complain OF be
inc talked down by your wife.
Snlps the Barber But then, |
never had a chance 10 hll her mouth
with lathcr and hold a razor over
her face.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

Miss Sitybred What are those
funny things on that cows head?
Mr. Timseed Horns, maam.
Miss Sitybred-How stupid OF me
| should nave known IT, can
hear him sounding them now.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

WANTFD-BriPht. ambitious
girl for general Office work.
One with some knowledge of
bookkeeping preferred.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
SODA FOUNTAINS
STORE FIXTURES

Are YOU IN the market for fixtures f,r&
ans kind of store? If SO. see or
line OF show cases. counters VIZ Us
cases, soda fountains. hack bar "a
etc quality and prices our sue-2
cess. 'all Cadillac i73s for salee-
man. Detroit Store Fixture co, 16-s
30 CathcTine-st., near Gratiot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
BUSINESS OpPORTUNITT
roR sALE-pEsIDENcE PROPERTY

HOUSE: S298I
Complete material tor building o
Ave room cottage. SOS. Save four
profits Call s07 Ford bldg. or
phone Main 1850.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

LAROPFRs vANTED-By George A.
Fuller Company at Ford Motor
Company. Woodward and Terminal
Railroad Highland Park See fore
man on Job.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
MONEY ~ LOAN
ron SITi,-FARus

go ACRES. very choice garden soil ~
targein n sold before Aug IL
This De- is miles from city hall. Ses
Mr NeAd3wa l1l6 Michigan ave.
fNune N est 2S3.
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Modern Bungalow, 1888.

Aladdin Home containing six rooms
and bath Price includes all ma
terial cut-to-ht. No waste Of lum-
Der Quickly erected. Complies
Information and catalogue showing
hundred other houses at 601
Ford bids. Phone Main $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
HEALTH INSTITUTIONS
Guilt
vate
Health

sort o. tired.
rGn a . W n
wearyG Lack
pep and en-
crgyr Y0ur
= st e m itt
calling for
Help