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New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Mems Shirts and Drawers, nat ural wool and camels hair, regular $1.00 quality, each 69c.
 Mems Shirts and Drawers, cot ton ribbed or heavy f1eeced, reg ular soc, sale. 39c each.
 Mems Union Suits, ecru ribbed, worth $1.50, on sale at $1.29. . Mems Worsted Union Suits, medium and heavy, regular s2.O0 value, at $1.69.
 Mems Half Hose, half wool and half cotton, black, blue, natural and camels hair worth 15c, sale lie pair.
 Mems Coat Sweaters, V neck or Byron collar, maroon, gray and brown, worth $2.5O, sale price $1.9S.
 Mems Negligee Coat Shirts, values up to $50, at $1.15.
 Boys Coat Sweaters, roll collar. brown, gray and navy, regular $2.50 values at $1.9S.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN s
 FOOTWEAR

Women's s3.5O Black Velvet Boots Now At $2.S7. Gypsy" style, white piping to toe.
 Women's $2.5O Models at $1.98. Button or lace dull calf or pat ent with cloth or kid top.
 Women's $500 Tan Storm Calf Boots Now $2.98. Button boots, extra heavy, hand sewed soles, low walking heels.
 Women's Boots, Values Up To $3 For 1.49. Kid, dull calf and patent colt, lace or button.
 Misses $1.75 Calf Shoes Now $1.59. Button or lace.
 Children's $1.5O Calf Button Or Lace Shoes, $1.29.
 Boys $2.50 Butcher Lace Shoes, $1.9S.
 Women's $2.5O Three Buckle Artics Now $2.OO.
 Women's 69c Felt Slippers With Felt Soles 49c.
 Women's 59c Felt Slippers With Felt Soles, 39c.
 Women's $1.25 Fur Trimmed Juliettes At 9Sc.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargain in
 GLOVES.

Women's Cham moisette And Leatherette Gloves in tan, brown, gray and chamois with self and contrasting stitching, 2-clasp, reg ular price soc, sale price, 44c pair.
 Women's And Children's Woolen Gloves in brown, white, black, navy, and red, regular price soc, sale price, 42c pair.
 Women's Washable Cape Gloves, various shades of tan, one-clasp and pique sewn, regular price 89c sale price 69c pair.
 Women's Glace Kid Gloves, two- clasp, overseam sewn in white, tan and black, very special at 79c pair.
 WomeHs Cape Gloves, one-clasp, prix sewn, tan only, regular $1 value for 75c pair.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in
 Women's and Children's AND KNIT UNDER


 M WEAR.
 Children's Stockings in black. ribbed and have, double knee for Sc pair. a<
 Infants Cashmere Stockings with silk heal and toe, black or white, regular 25c quality at 15c pair.
 Women's Black Silk Stockings, seconds of a 25c number at 12 A c pair.
 Women's Fibre Silk Stockings, black or white, 22c pair.
 Boys and Girls Union Suits, gray for the boys and white for the girls, sizes up to IA years, reg ular price, soc, sale price 42c. Women's Ribbed Vests And Pants, pure white, vests are high neck with long or elbow sleeves, pants are ankle length, all sizes. regular soc kind at 39c each.
 Women's Fleeced Union Suits all styles and sizes worth s1, sale 19c. Women's Vests And Pants, regu- lar and extra sizes in white, 25c each.
 Women's Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless with lace trimmed knee, regular 35c value for 25c.
 Children's Jersey Ribbed Shirts. sizes up to 10 years, regular 25c kind at 15c.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in LACES AND FMRROTDFRIT

Linen Cluny Laces, white and ecru, very attractive designs for all kinds of fancy work worth 19c and 25c, inventory sale price 15c yard.
 Printed Chiffons. dark and light colors, our regular s1.5O and $1.75 kinds, now at 98c yard.
 Double Width Nets finest quail ity, made in England, white, cream and ecru, regular price 75c, sale price 49c yard.
 Baby Iriah Finished Embroid- cry Bands all finest quality, values up to 75c, on sale at 1Oc yard.
 Clearance Of Our Fur Trimming Stock At About Half Price, brown coney bands, two inches wide, fiji. est French goods, usual price $1.25 sale price 69c yard.
 Imitation ermine, beautiful qual- ity fur, popular for trimming eve- ming gowns, regular 69c, sale 49c yard.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in LACE CURTAINS AND DRAP-

LACE CURTAINS AND DRAP-
 ERIES
 29c to 39c Art cretonne for drap- cries and fancy work at 22c- yard. 19c Art cretonnes at 12A yard. 35c Imported Scotch madras FAC yard. 25c lace curtain nets 19c yard. 25s Sunfast curtain fabrics 39c yard. l@-r ..- .,..-. s1.69 Silk shelf Imbrequins and piano scarfs $1.39 each. . $119 Furniture tapestry 50 inch wide at S9c yard.
 1Oc wood and fibre chair seats Sc each.
 sS.5O Domestic vacuum clean CTS complete with brush attach ment S5.95.
 SPAS Moquette table runners S1.SS each.
 99c Reversible tapestry couch covers 79c each.
 Aa9c Tapestry stand covers 19c ca. t@s $1.19- Scotch lace curtains com splete line of patterns SSc pair. $169 Novelty scrim and net cur tains $1.29 pair.
 Single pairs of net, scrim and lace curtains values up to s3 pair at 99c pair. one to five yards long, suitable for fancy work worth 75c yard sale price 39c yard.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in
 RIBBONS. f....

All Silk Taffeta and silk moire ribbons up to inch wide, 5000 yards of the 25c quality to sell at 14c yd.
 Dorothy Dainty Ribbons for sashes, hair bows, etc., pink, blue, new jafquard, in pink, blue, mais, lavender, nile, white, etc, worth 35c yd., at this sale 23c yd. a.
 Printed Warps in beautiful lowered designs up to 1-2 inch wide, worth 29c to 35c, at the in ventory sale 22c yd.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in HANDKERCHI

Women's Plain White Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, at Pc each
 Won>en's Plain White Hem stitched Handkerchiefs, regular sc kind at Sc each. .-.,..,...
 Women's Embroidered Corner Handkerchiefs, regular lac, sale 4c each.
 Mems Plain White Hemst;tched regular Sc kind at Sc each.
 Mems Plain White Hemstitched regular 6 1-4c kind at 4c each.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in MEMS FOOTWEAR

Mems $3.50 Shoes, Now $3.19. Russia calf or black gun metal - Mems $500 Shoes, Now $4.49. Superior quality, newest models, equal to most $6 shoes.
 Mems $500 Work Shoes, Now S2.69. Tan or black, Lion" brand.
 Wales Goodyear (the best) Rubbers, soc.
 Mems Arctics, one buckle. $1.19 and $1.39.
 Boys Storm King Rubber Boots first quality, $2.69.
 Mems Shoe Dept-Main floor an- neX
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in LOTIONS AND SMALL WARES

Woolen wash to prevent wooleh;; shrinking, reg. 10c pkgs. at sc. Crystella Window cleaner, no water required, reg. 25c, sale pkg. sc.
 Threads, odds and ends, per dozen Sc. - Collar Stays, Washable and other kinds, reg. 5c sale Pc.
 Liquid Shoe Polish, tan or black, reg. 1Oc sale, per bottle, sc.
 Horse Hair Clothes Brushes, reg 25c and soc kinds at 10c.
 Yankee Metal Polisher. reg. 10c tin for 7c
 Globe Silver Polish. reg. 10c jar for 7c.
 Hand Soap Paste, reg. 10c sale sc.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in WAISTS AND SWEATERS.

s1.oO Silk Poplin Waists now 39c.
 $1.OO to $15O Voile Waists, slightly soiled and mussed, 58c. $1.50 to $1.98 Voile Waists, slightly soiled and mussed, SSc. $2.25 to $2.98 Crepe de Chine Waists, $1.79.
 S1.OO to $19S Sweaters, women s and misses 79c.
 $1.00 Angora Scarfs at 59c. 4Sc Angora Toques, now 39c. $1.25 Cardigan Jackets, grey and black, SSc.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in MEMS CLOTHING.

Mems and Youths $1O and SIP Suits and Overcoats, Now $7.95. Mems and Youths $15 Suits and OVercoats, Now $9.95.
 Mems and Youths SIS and S2O Suits and Overcoats, Now $12.95. Mems and Youths $3 Trousers Now $1.69.
 Mems and Youths $500 Hats (Samples) for $1.OO.
 All Fur and Fur Lined Over- coats Greatly Reduced.
 Every Smoking Jacket and House Coat greatly reduced.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in HOUSE DRESSES,

Etc.
 79c Black and Colored Petit coats now 39c.
 $1.OO Black and Colored Petit coats, now 69c.
 $250 Chiffon Taffeta Silk Pet ticoats, all colors, now $1.79. $3.25 Chiffon Taffeta Silk Petit coats, all colors, now $2,69. 7 $1.50 Alterless House Dresses, high Or low neck, now 99c. $1.OO Gingham House Dresses, size 36 to A, now 69c.
 39c Large Size Bungalow Aprons now 29c.
 $1.00 Long Duckling Flannel Kimonos now 69c.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in +... IININGS.

Mercerized Satteens, all color 36 inch wide. reg. 19e sale, 14c. V
 Mercerized, Satteens, all color 36 inch wide. reg. 25c kind at 2t yd. seff Venetian Cloth, high Iustre, a this seasons newest colorings, re 4Sc quality at 39c ,yd.
 Percalines, all colors, reg. 1T sale, IF 1-2c yd.
 Percalines, all colors, reg. 1s sale, 15c.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in
 CORSETS.

s1.OO D. H.. & c. Corsets for 59c. $2.00. R. & G. Corsets, 1916 model, 99c.
 S2.00 w. s. Reducing Corsets, hose supporters at SSc.
 $2.50 LaResista Corsets at 69c. s1.0O R. & G. and P. & M. Cor sets 69c.
 S2.O0 Louise Corsets, hose supporters, 99c.
 25c Brassieres now 21c.
 39c Brassieres now 33c.
 soc Brassieres now 44c.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in TOILET ARTICLES AND DRUG
 GTTPPTIFC

Hair Brushes, ebony back, all bristles, hand drawn, reg. $1.5O kind, at 98c.
 White Ivory Fine Combs, regu- lar SC, Sale pFice 9c.
 Pyralin Flexible Combs, regular 25c, sale price 11c.
 Hot Water Bottles, red rubber, regular $1.o0 kind at soc.
 Peroxide Eucalyptol Soap, anti septic and fathers freely, regular 10c, sale price for 25c or 7c ca. White Mineral Oil, regular soc pint bottles, for 39c.
 Syrup of Figs, per bottle, 27c. La-Vogue Toilet Soap, regular 10c, sale per dozen, 40c.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in TRUNKS AND BAGS, at basemeu

 Leather Bags, linen or leather lined, choice 16, IT or IS inch, size, reg. value, s4.9S, sale price, $4.25.
 linen lined, shirt pockets and leather straps, reg. $5.98, sale $5.25 Fibre Wardrobe Trunks, heavy and strong. bound with steel reg. price $16.9S sale, $14.9S. Fibre Steamer Trunks 36 inch size, Excelsior" self looking reg. $50, sale $7.5O.
 Dress Trunks, covered with waterproof canvas, steel bottom, brass corners, deep covered tray, 32 or 34 inch reg. $5.50 sale $4.75. Fibre Suit Cases, 24 inch size 9Sc.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in
 STATIONERY.

25c Parsian cashmere gold in itial correspondence cards at 15c box.
 25c Roll of Sanitary paper tow els for 15c $1.50 Fountain Pens at S1.OO.
 25c Dust proof transfer cases, Bic.
 10c Children's toy, knockdown playhouses for SC.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03

$24.95 Brass Beds with Pinch posts and F inch upright fl- lers, guaranteed lacquer, $17.99. $12.75 Steel Bed Couches with mattress and bolster, $9.99. $9.95 F'umed Oak Rockers with genuine leather seats. $7.95.
 $9.OO Children's Enameled Cribs with safety sliding sides, $6.99.
 s19.75 Solid Mahogany Rock CTS and Arm Chairs, Adams de- sign, $14.99.
 $125.OO Bedroom Suite, pieces, walnut or mahogany, SS8.5O Dining Room Suites, pieces, quartered golden oak, $69.44. .s.
 $175.OO Dining Room Suite, 10 pieces, Colonial mahogany, S139.99.
 $19.75 Mahogany Tea Wagons with reversible tray, $13.99.
 $29.75 Lounging Chairs, gen. uine leather, $23.99.
 $18.75 Mahogany Arm Chairs and Rockers, tapestry upho1- stered, $13.99.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
FUR COATS

70 At Rediculously Low Prices.
 It is possible that such values as these may never again be of fered. You buy now at prices averaging a half.
 One $39.OO Black Poney Coat, 46 inches long, now $500.
 One Black Russian Poney Fur Coat, 43 inches long, now $500.
 One $42.OO Brown Sable Coney Coat, 40 inches long, now $25.OO.
 One $59.0O Marmot Coat, 3S inches long, now $25.OO.
 One $39 Pieced Raccoon Coat, full length, now $29.OO. -
 One $79.0O Biesky Marmot Coat, with raccoon collar and cuffs. now $45.OO.
 One $69.OO Near Seal Coat, AZ inches long, now $49.OO.
 One $1OO.0O Near Seal Coat, with collar, cuffs and border of natural chinchilla, 38 inches long, now $5O.OO.
 One $135.OO Genuine Carucal Coat, full length, now $59.OO.
 One $250.00 Genuine Hudson Seal Coat, 49 inches long, now $95.OO. ". SINGLE MUFFS AND
 COLLARS.
 Were $500, now for. =. $3.5O j. Were $10.o0, now for. =. $6.5O Were s15.00, now for. .. .$1O.5O Were $22.00, now for. .. .$15.OO CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS.
 Entire stock marked down.. Were S3.98, now $2.39 Were $5.9S, now $3.39 Were $6.9S, now .... .. $4.39 5 Were $7.98, now $5.3s
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
SUITS, COATS DRESSES AND FURS

At prices averaging half. Values up to $15.00, now $7.O0 Values up to $1S.9S, now $1O.OO Values up to $22.50, now $12.OO Values up to S25.OO, now $14.OO Values np- to- $32.5O, now $19.OO r Values up to $42.OO, now $21.OO
 HANDSOME CORDUROY ,. COATS.
 .-.. Much in demand, yet great ly reduced.
 $14.9S Corduroy Coats, now $8 $17.98 Corduroy Coats, now $1f $19.98 Corduroy Coats, now $13 $24.98 Corduroy Coats, now $15 $29.0O Corduroy Coats, now SIS SEAL PLUSH COATS.
 Really remarkable bargains. $25.OO Seal Plush Coats for $1G $27.50 Seal Plush Coats for $19 $35.00 Seal Plush Coats for $25 $39.00 Seal Plush Coats for $29
 HANDSOME GOWNS.
 Chiffons, laces and silks. Were $16.98, now at.... $9.OO Were $22.50, now at. $500 Were S32.5O, now at. .. .$19.OO
 DRESS SKIRTS.
 Savings of a dollar and more. S2.98 Dress Skirts, now $1.95 $3.9S Dress Skirts, now $2.55 $49S Dress Skirts, now $3.55 $5.98 Dress Skirts, now $4.55 $6.98 Dress Skirts, now $5.55
 FUR SETS.
 Matched Fur Sets all re- duced at our doubly enlarged Fur Dept.
 Sets that were $11.9S, now $7.5O Sets that were $12.5O, now $9.OO Sets that were $17.98, now $12.5O Sets that were $25, now $1S.5O Sets that were $35, now $25 Sets that were $50, now $35 Sets that were s69, now $50
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in
 - FURNITURE

$22.5O Colonial Wing Chairs in denim, $14.99.
 $1.65 Genuine Feather Pil- lows, $1.25.
 $2475 Combination Book cases, fumed or golden oak, $19.99.
 $10.75 Women's Desks, golden oak or mahogany finish, $7.99. $4.0O Music Cabinets in ma- hogany with swell front door, $7.99.
 s4.OO Rattan Rockers, neat design, $2.69.
 $12.50 White Layer Cotton Felt Mattresses, $9.99.
 $6.50 National Link Bed Spring, guaranteed for 20 years, $500.
 s17.75 Martha Washington Sewing Cabinets. mahogany, $11.99.
 s7.75 Hall or Desk Chairs, mahogany, $5.69.
 $35 Solid Mahogany, f. poster Beds, $24.95.
 $21.OO China Closets, quar- tered golden oak, $14.09.
 $4.95 Rockers, golden oak or mahogany finish, $3.49.
 $40 MaI ogany Chiffoniers, $25.OO.
 $3.75 Dining Chairs, quar- tered golden oak with leather slip seats, $2.99.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Inventory Sale Bargains in BOYS CLOTHING

Boys $2.5O Chinchilla Overcoats, Now at $1.69.
 Boys $4.0O Two Pants Suits Now $2.79.
 Boys $4 Overcoats, Now at $2.79.
 Boys $5 Overcoats and Two Pants Suits, $3.69.
 Boys 59c Wool Toques, Now at 44c.
 Boys Mackinaws, all at S1.OO. Less than market price.
 Boys $1 and s125 Velvet and Plush Hats for S9c.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03

PARLOR STOVES Size reg. $4.25 now $3.19. Size g reg. $4.95 now $3.89. size 10 reg. $5.95 now $4.69. Size 12 reg. $8.75 now $7.19.
 FIRE CLAY l5c, 25c and 35c packages now 12c, 19c and 29c.
 PIANO PLAYER ROLLS. 88 note reg. 10c kind at 3 for 25c.
 FRAMED PICTURES Odd lots values up to $2 all at S9c.
 BATH ROOM MIRRORS Oval, white enamel size 10X20, French plate, reg. $2.49 value for $1.49.
 REED BABY CARRIAGES Gray, brown or natural reed fin ish, comfortable springs, some with reversible gears, values up to $25, eleven in the lot and a great bargain while they last at Sf6.99.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
THE BIG STORES INVENTORY SALE---Now In Progress

Having the big   iced
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
WRONG MAN TRIED
FOR SELLING BAD
FOOD; RELEASED

Sam kat and Morris Sitrun were
tried before jury in Justice Lana.
gan's court Wednesday afternoon,
charged with selling moldy and un-
" wholesome food 20 employees of the
Ford Motor Co Thomas II Reagan,
food inspector ~ me Ford plant;
Or jamos G. Martin head Of the
Highland Park board of health, aud
Dr \. + dudley. of the hygienic de.
paItment oI d. Ford company, each
testified MAT the food was ia bad
condition when old
The defendants claimed that they
had sold tho lunch room just 10
hours before tne food was pur
chased. and presented a bill of sale
TO verify their statement The jury
was out hut Eve minutes. and re.
turned a verdict OF not guilty
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Births
RCYS

BOYS
Walter r. Kruger Salvation Army
fts'e54,I 9o'9 nS1 S Ss2n siB %sr
mont; Louis Calcstters, s2i Rlopelle;
Frank Dutchss, Is Aarons; Harlem
barry, seoH Waterloo, Charles r.
Artz. 2ss Psllister, Wawrzniec Okov-
ski. b3i AleXHndrine, Louis Saclens.
SI3 Abbott Wesley Cable. 24i Wa
bash FranCiscck Paunck. So Rus
sell samuel Chirco. 200 Mullett. Ar
thur NJ Murphy. - National; Frank
j McKeTren. 1868 Vermont Senfir
rars, ls9 Fort Albert Bruzowskt. y
Albert Edwin Jackola, Harper hospi-
tai Pletro Scaiabina, 342 Alfreq
Eranciszek Jaworski, es Copeland {;
liam A. Doyle. Harper hospital; Use
liza Groza. $50 Ferry e; Joseph p
Wv,ilkinton: l5ls Harper Edward
nois; William Meddsugh. Grace hos
pital John Nelson, Woman's hospi-
tai, Frederick q Harris, Woman
hospital John Krul, 81 Dane; j. 30
ward Mayhem, 222 Farrand; seth Pet
tibone. iib Avery, George n. Hensst
3si FairyieN Frank Cerolewsh, l22
Yemans. WBlenty Sikova. 1873 OTIS;
Walter Borowicz. 6e4 Medbury; Levi
x. Mckenzie l34 Twenty-fourth, Jo-
1ef Knostcr. 73l Theodore; Martin
$50 Dragon. Antony sinton, II Nc
Breathy-pL FrAncisek Golamb 72i
Dubois Franklin Cooper, 7l2 East
Grand blvd. IFina Pcttine, 730 RI
ward Albert Polantino, ll9 Grove.
GIRLS
John l.. Robinson, u Montcalm w.
John Schhecke, 40 wills T.. William
MarWis. SIS Congress F.. Michal Mar
chleskG. 42+ Thirty second Teofil
konoPskR, 405 Thirty-third. Frank
Gossa. 3I9 Cleveland Michael Nor
rs. 10 Commonwealth; Harry ST
mons SO Thirty second. Clarence J.
Steinhousc. Providence hospital loo
Pesarsiti. t6l Leland; Floyd r Ro-
ser, AZ Clay. cashmere Budzyn sl5 b.
996 Farnsworth. Earl Brooks 1892
jefferson w. Frank j. Mckerr"n,
1865 Vermont, Edward China, 174
Linwood, william Finn. 50 Missouri
Anthony Sysock. 326 Plumer, Mat
thew krombus. 1898 iroQuois CAR
Schroeder sol Seventeenth, AleNan-
der Paczclt. Az seventeenth, Anthony
Buneta. 2l91 McDougall john Topp
Roscdale, George W. Ross. Harper
hospital. Edward snyder. sos Fisher
Christopher Kearns. Providence hos
pital; Fred Dupre, 1879 Mt Elliott
John Diggin. III Illinois; Joseph Lo-
sinskv. Sbf Grandy Max Bennette
maritan hospital; Edward Bulls. III
Fourth. James Rodgers. Grace hospl
tai branch. Adrian Ellithorp. 81 FIJI
t'cpth. Herman {. Never. H. Car
doni. Jan Fyvsiak, 355 Otis Elmer r..
wallace az Vermont. Eugene J. For
ISL Roo sevelt. William Conway, ~
CharlcvojN. James Nightingale. -
Grinnell. Henry l.. Berher, Harper
hospital.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Vessel Passages
Al the 500.


SAULT STE. MARIE. Aug. l1--Cp
SaNona. 80 last night; Helen G.
Mowett. S Spokane. $50; Killiam
Rogers, Walters, .; Morrow. Csstalia
Il; J. J. Brown. ll3O; Wickwiro
1880 a. m. superior, Mataafa, 1870.
Nrcturus 7:30. Roberts, Jr., 4, Bal
Rros.. &. i. Jones, O. Harvey, 8
Nelson. Magma, Calumet John Reiss
80; Van Hts". Uhaleback, Ans cline
Ashley ., Denmark. $3.50, Shlrsh. 10
Down Utley. { last night; Pal
mer. . Tairhairn. Mazda, Griffin.
Horn, 10; DoriC. 1880; %orthegr
va wa 9 3o ,l.i n,v w. G RiShor a.
man smith. 1880. Rochester. $50.
Prick. John donaldson. g. Roumania
Lakcport $40. Octorara. Paipoonge
Thunder Ray, $50, Walsh House
monitor, q William Livingstone, Pc
nobscot. $50.
Tp. Burlington. CafEarian. p. m .
bonner, 2;;lG; llasG Warr rin1s@ go
ii:so. Briton, ii.50, Michigan. 70
Wood Wells. 1910 a m; Mullen
i215; Hebard. /. so, ,Nye. l. Buell.
%r,.on 80 G B stIS Dim tS
Monroe, smith. $50; Cysnus. : j. C.
Morse, $40 l. {. Hanna, $40, Clarke
French. s:lO; sultsns. 92O Bangor
Toltee, consort,. $50. NJ A. Reeb
ll:ls. Tus Osborn, Barlum. Toxic
1890; sonora, 1870; Cort, Thoms $
r iSN 1 M:li ,c T ~ Rs'sq YG Chs.
Warner. :. Duluth. N2O. ]. & Wal
s, Rcam. I. Warner. Thompson. $40
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
FOOD INSPECTION
TO BE SHIFTED TO
HEALTH DEPT.

n plans work out. the Highland
Park board Of health will carry on
the inspection OF meats and gro
ceries. instead OF the police depart.
ment. and also will undertake the
inspection OF garbage now handled
by the department tot public works.
According to DIR James G. Mar
tin, OF the health department who
suggested the new plan, the Vorl,
belongs to the health department
He says other departments are not
competent 20 carry Il on.
Owing TO the employment OF a
visiting nurse. Miss Edith Hartwell,
the board Of health has but one
case OF contagious disease. whoop.
ing cough, in the village at present
This is the best record since the
health department was organized
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
5000 SCOTS AT
ANNUAL OUTING
AT BOTS BLANC

Three thousand members OF the
St Andrews society AMI their fam.
lies and friends are holding their
annual outing. Thursday, at bois
Blanc.
The entire membership CT the so
ciety marched 20 the boat, in the
morning, headed by the famous In.
lcinadonal Pipe band Az the Isl.
and there are the usual competitions
which have characterized ali of the
previous Scot outings. The BIZ
event of the day will be- parading OF
the Scots in full highland uniform,
the sandsomest of whom will re-.
ceiyc medal There will be a tus
OF war, nag pipe contests and eamea
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Want to Earn Fortune? Raise Chickens, Says Man
Who Made Half Million Dollars In the Business!

en'raising as you would study bank
ing, engineering or medicine il you
should select either OF those fields
IN which TO make fortune.
"To be successful poultryman
one must have a natural fondness
for chickens One must have pa
thence, for success does not always
come with the FIRST seasons work.
Sometimes IDS the fault OF the
soil. sometimes the climate. some
times the weather All Of these
things affect the chickens health
and must be taken into considers.
ton nave known chickens 20 be-
come sickly, thin and scrawny on
one section OF farm. but when re-
moved TO another part grew fat and
healthy
breeding, OF course, Is the i'm.
portant factor in raising fancy poul.
try When l made up my mind 10
build up my fortune on chickens
decided TO raise thoroughbreds for
fanciers rather than chickens for
market purposes.
81 got the best eggs and best male
and female birds could find.
II bred only birds that had never
had DAYS sickness. And obtain-
cd the highest standard OF perfec-
ton in tarred rocks.
MY barred rocks have taken first
prizes at every poultry show at Mad
iSon Square Garden, New York, for
% years
Some of my barred rocks have
brought as high a. 81 900 apiece.
81 nave sold chickens and eggs
10 J. Pierpont Morgan. ST., August
Belmont, William K Vanderbilt. Jr,
and many other noted fanCiers. F.
\ Nauderlip. the New York banker
I bought two of my farre1 rocks to
give - the MAYOR CT Rio Janeiro.
1T is Just as easy to raise thor
| oughbred checkers as any other
kind Intelligent ating and selec
tion is the principal ttina in sue
ccssiul fancy poultry farming"
THOMPSON is past president OF
the American Poultry as association
and Keeps about 1000 barred rocks
on his 11-aCro farm AZ Armenia. He
says his motto is: Honest sales
| honest advertising and hard work. >
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
HIGHLAND PARK

dcioW's court from this district,
charged Nitu egrarsy
Richard cullen the supposed lead.
or OF he gang Charles Mcintyre
and George CLARK, were brought in,
late Wednesday Cullen was sen
fenced to serve 90 days in the
House or Correction The other
TWO were -rnt,accd TO go days each
It is believed that the entire gang
mas been rounded up
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

CLEVELAND o.. Aut c -"I
have made hat million dollars
raising chickens and any man OF
ordinary Intelligence, perseverance
and business ability can do the
tame"
So says r. Thompson, II
Amenla, y Y. VINO attended tn
annual convention or thr American
Poultry association, here a few day,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
SIX-MILE ROAD
GANG SCATTERED

The Highland Park police have
been gradually breaking up a gang
which has been terrorizing residents
in the vicinity of the Six Milerd., ia
Greenfield township During the
last few weeks, more than 20 men
have been brought into Justice Rem.