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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
Attorneys-at-L.aw

J. ALEXANDER sHfRENAS-t-s~s u
husband and wife; damage elatr.s cell
i~cteS. general practice; consultation
free Credit IN worthy eases as
Lyon psfx Eiiiett sist
RUSSELL. Y FARREft.-t.a \ Y rik
General practice ssfatss- las. hnsnfrH
srd wife. consultation free Fiiir't 50
r. r sf-HoFF. ~ noNn. Nitr lea 4H3
ave CONSULTATION FREE renft-
een,fafs laws husband and wife. gen
ersi nrsctir~ Zee. moderate.
y 2 f.ts-ESrkBffSuEp 1877 GEN.
srat practice Burke building. 800 See
ord ave Maln 1875
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

PERENOLOGIST
Madam Honor reads your ontiro ifa
giving advice on OH affairs ~ lifo near
and dear 10 the human race Tells YOU
what you wish 20 know ana what ls
best Satisfaction or No charge Fourth
hnd Union. Hotel Antlers room 81
MADAM DAVIS NOTED EUROPFAN
palmirt Price b0c with her wonder
ful clsirvoyant powers sha fsia YOU
all one reading viii convince you
Questions answered 1915 seventh. be-
tween Pike and Pine.
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,0-Male Situations Wanted

HERE ~ THE Man TO TAKE CARE
~ your summer home. Elderly man.
entirely Trustworthy. wants position a.
caretsker ~ summer home this winter
season, SALARY no object Address X .Gs.
star
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Attorneys-Patent

FRED P. CORIN-r.,.n' , A',s..
secured 81 fss refunded, lei Central
-ps.r Main SO FREE hook or patents
COOK a NATHEST-FArE$T ArroR.
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2l-Female Help Wanted

WILL GIVE ROOM And HOARD TO
an honest high school Rirl IN exchange
| for her help Kenwood 2430
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-12
NOTICE OF SALE OF GIN.

Under order OF sale issued out OF
the Eleventh District Court Of Har-
ris County, Texas. on the 9Th day Of
July, A. d. 1916, in cause No. 68779,
styled Hogan.Allnoch Dry Goods Com
pany ct al VS.. Thos. H. Royder. win
sell, for cash, at public outcry, In
front OF the court house door In the
City Of Bryan, Brazos County, Texas.
on the first Tuesday in August. 1916.
same being the first day thereof, a
certain gin plant, same consisting OF
four gin stands and huller. and being
complete and modern in every par
ticular, located in a two-story CORFU
gated iron building. boiler and engine
room separate. including ground. cot
ton seed sheds. and tank covering sew
eral acres. situated in the town OF
Wellborn. Brazos County, Texas. on
the II. & T. c. r. r. and the ]. & @.
N. r. r.; nearest gin five miles. Sale
requires certified check OF one-fifth
1-5) Of the amount bid. Sale TO be
approved by the said District Court
Immediately after said sale. Sale to
be within the legal hours as required
by law. Inspection invited.
(Signed) J. E. FARQUHAR.
Receiver
Bryan. Texas. July Z. 1916.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-12

Remember the Ice cream sale
Thursday afternoon and evening on
Carnegie lawn for the benefit OF the
library. Help the cause by being
present.
Mrs. Clarence ousley and daughter.
Miss Claire. left this afternoon for
Boulder. Colorado. where they will
spend several weeks.
The New Movement Glass OF the
Free Baptist Church will serve cream
and cake on the church lawn Friday
night. Everybody invited.
JESSE HENSARLlNG, Pres.
Miss Willie Belle Johnson went TO
Cosicana this afternoon. where she
will spend several weeks visiting her
sister. Mrs. T. II. Halton.
Mrs. +. d. Perkins OF Mckinney
who has been In the city the past sew
eral days visiting her mother, Mrs. o
II. Austin. returned home this after
noon.
Miss Ida Wren OF Normangee. who
has been In tho city the guest Of her
nieces. Mrs. J. T. Smith and Miss Erin
Blatherwick, returned home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Scale and daugh
ter Miss Pauline OF Benohley were
among the visitors In the city today
Mr.. and Mrs. Clin Martin Of Cotton
wood were shopping today In Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-12

Rupert Brooks and Henry Gudger
OF Navasota were visitors in Bryan
Tuesday.
Miss Clara Scale Of Benchley was
shopping yesterday afternoon in the
city.
e. l.. Meyer and A. w. Royder Of
Wellborn were business visitors in
Bryan Tuesday.
Mrs. Estelle Sissin is In Houston
visiting relatives and friends for a
few days.
j. w. Doremus, Jr., OF Calvert was
business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. Lula McMichael and son left
yesterday afternoon for Denison,
where they will in the future reside.
George W. Smith left yesterday after.
noon for few days stay in Galveston.
Mrs. r. ]. Newland and daughter
Miss Claire left Tuesday for San An.
cello. where they will remain for sew.
eral weeks.
o. L. Wilcox was In the city today
from Tabor. He reports rain badly
needed In his community.
The many friends Of C. c. Shell
burne will be glad to know that he
has sufficiently recovered to be down
town today.
Bottled book beer, pest IN the world
at Joe Noto's saloon.
Misses Ruby and Helen South o.
Houston are guests OF Miss Kathleen
Sims at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A
Mckenzie.
Prof. John NJ. Moore and family O
Harris School House, left Tuesday fol
a visit to Stephenville and othe
points. They are making the trip b,
auto.
Over fifty years me Singer sewinI
Machine has been the leader. The,
are better today than ever. Sold TO
cash. or small monthly payments
Rented weekly or monthly. Adjus
and repair all makes. rhone T. A
satterwhite.
Mr.. and Mrs julius Deutser an
children OF Port Arthur motored owe
Sunday and were guests until yestel
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mri
Harry Marwill.
A. W. Buchanan returned yesterda
afternoon from Northwest Texai
where he has been for several days &
the interest OF the Extension Depart
ment Of the A. and NJ. College.
J. G. Minkert. who is a candidat
for the legislature. went to Anderso
and other points in Grimes CONT
this morning In the interest OF hi
candidacy
COTTON CARNIVAL, GALvE!
TON. JULY 4-16. I. & @. N. Raj
WAY SPECIAL EXCURSIONS fc
Special Days. Season tickets on sal
daily. For rates. schedules. etc. Sc
Ticket Agent. ]. a @. N. Railway.
s. II. Dunlap went to Beaumont We
terday afternoon on q few days bus
lness trip.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-12
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

w. J. Lang Of Kurten was in town
: yesterday.
Wiley Kelly Of Cottonwood was a
business visitor Tuesday in the city.
]. c. Ayers and Tom Galletin of
4hck we're In town Tuesday.
Uncle Dave Lloyd Of Reliance was
in the city today.
w. J. Higgs is at home for few
days from trip on the road.
s. s. Kelly Of Kurten was In the
!. city today.
- John Lloyd OF Reliance was in the
city today.
1T. Dyess was in the city Tuesday
from Harvey.
/. @. w. Blanton was in the city Tues.
day from his home on Cottonwood.
John W. Barnett or Steep Hollow
q was in the city yesterday.
= N. +. Outlaw of Reliance was in the
city Tuesday.
&C. A. Jenkins and family OF Wixon
were In the city yesterday.
Henry Candy and Tom McCallum
we're in the city today from near
Tabor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Astin Of San
- Antonio are guests Of relatives in this
city.
Mrs. W. p. Jones and daughter Miss
Ardella Of Harvey were shopping in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Seeley OF Alex.
ander were among the visitors in the
city Tuesday.
|. : Prof. and Mrs. F. c. Bolton and
daughter Miss Mary and son +. c.. Jr.,
we're visitors In the city Tuesday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-12
BALLAST FOR CAR LINE

The high grade gravel for ballast
ing the Bryan and College Interurban
on Dallas street began arriving this
morning. The material is coming
from a pit at wellborn and is of a
very high grade. Il is estimated that
5000 cubic feet will be used in this
work. and when the Job Is completed
the car track will be on a good solid
foundation.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-12
FOR SALE.

One and a half lots located on car
line and close In; five.room house;
hall. bathroom. two galleries. sewer
age. electric lights and city water;
concrete walks. stable and other out.
houses. Prize $4,000. See J. W
Bats.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-12

Mrs. T; o. Bass OF Muskogee. Okla.
homa, who has been visiting her sis.
ter. Mrs. Hardy Newton. left yester.
day afternoon for Houston. where she
will visit.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-12
cHILLs-AoUE-FEveRe-

Malaria or chills and Fever arc -
little consequences when you use tbss
unfaiIlng remedy. A few doses win.
break any case. Ask for the genufsse
BRAzos CHILL TONIC. Take VA
other. Sold and guaranteed by E. y
Emmei, Druggist
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-12
NOTICE.

Ice cream will be sold on Carnegie
lawn Thursday afternoon and even
ing for the benefit of the Library.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-12
Dernis
Cream

FOR sUNBURN. TAN AND FRECK-
LES. CLEARS AND BEAUTIFIES
THE COMPLEXION.
The cool velvet touch Of this ex'
quisite cream leaves the skin re.
N freshingly cool and attractiyely
clear and clean.
Can be used on the most delicate
complexion.
Frees the pores OF grease-re
moves that oiliness.
DermIs Cream is greaseless and
invisible after use. 25c per jar.
ALL PURE DRUGS
-, E. r. EMMEL
Pure Drug Dispenser
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HELP wANrEu-MALh
A. A. A. "a. A. A. A. A. A. A.

CARD wRITER--wanted. good man
on show cards. good Job. with
board Apply 81. Johns, 100
Woodward.
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Marriage Licenses

Henry A. Dumitio. 81; Alma l..
James u. Kettle. % Emily streng.
Potter zielinskl, 81 Ana'tasia Ho-
Orrts \. Crafts. 81. Viola F, Neurn-
. Wiadyslaw Nowak. %. Annie Out.
Jack J. stanley. 20. Mason city. la !:
FLORENCE Tinad,au. ~. Bay city.
uhilp L. Colmar. %. Cora T. Dodds.
rnppo Maunino 20. Antonina Mas
aaron ,,ar 4. snberblatt. 20 Lena Sic
Harry LaForsc. IS. Mildred Boy
~ John Mott %, Mary Klotz, p
John Lacht1rski. 81, Celia Dobr-
. Charles rSTi stewart, rs, Nellie Dyks-
Frank r. Tate. 81 May 5. Boehm-
roman F. Jakulowic1, %, LudwIsa
Joseph n. Loemon. 25, Freda Rabi-
Matthew Nasse. 22, Daisy Custer, 10.
James A. DuRRan. %, Altoona, "a;
Regina VI Bannan. %, Detroit
John, }. She"han. 26' M"lV'na Mere
John H. scanlon. IS ottle j.
Frank schaplro. "a Edith zercisky,
James McAleer. ~; Ella Miller. 3s,
Raymond VI. Hirst. %. Marie smith
az
Leon A. Meyer. 81; Katherine May
er. p, s.,--
IS
Ernest J.: Warner. as Lillian II
Gustave Bonkowskl. &c. Josephine
T. Aksamit. 81.
Howard Rodman. IS. Williams
Fred q, Chesbro. %, Detroit, Mar
ion knight. 35. Saginaw.
Nicholas MRsic, q; Eva Petra, =
John y Mckay. "a. Barbara Il
'p James Walker. Is, Isabelle rotto.
Nelson u. Cameron. 30. Violet A
FRED a. Wilson. 81. Detroit; Lena
Frank a. Widmark. 81; Elsa l.
Bias stanchas. 40, Catherine Kalar,
so
Georgc iioneycombe. &c; Viola
Henry Mcdnnis. 20, Viola puroir.
John T. Morris. 20; Catherine Har-
iuEust zentRraf. 30. Eva VI Graf
Felix Grzych. 81 Anna cynar. q
Constantine Cotsakis. 80. Katina
BaXivanakis. 90.
James A westisme. ~. BEDFORD
Marion n. Hathaway. 10. same
Florence Florence l. Chandler, IS Detroit,
Albert r. Hagemeister, 81; Louise
u. l.. shernberg, IS.
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Deaths

James r. Mccullough 81 purand.
10 years, pharynE"al dlphtheria. MTs.
Rachel E"incs, -'i FcrTy east %
year. pr3cfnia. Helen Ilatt. 90 Al
.cNaudIInr years. pulmonary tuh'l-
culusls ADA Bruns, Harper hospital.
50 years. WNucariii.s, Louis J.. J 1T
tell - Hanover. ~ days. neat ttF9kt .
Albert Gatzk., Receiving hospital "
wears. iuqu,rt pending charles prth
Herman kl,fCr hospital. months.
laryuEtHl tlpht..riu, Mrs. IHllA
Goldberg. samaritan hospital, :"
years. perj'oUitIs. Linn NulHenu, chill
drru's Frr, hospital, Z months. mHl-
nutrition Mary Hawrilak. 20 CLIP
pert. years. chol,ra lnfantum: Irma
t,ro-csIit,s. Bronze kasthan, l7o =.
Muntralm. 81 years, Wyucardits. So
phic keltu1wsili. Herman Kl"f"r hoa-
pital. about 20 years pulmonary w
bar,ulusls Michael Furnut HERMAN
kfofrr hospital, about - yoar0. pull
Receiving hospital - years, stan
wounds Harry Mct1bl". central bo-
lice station - years, ~'rHuG uldt lun
Patrick Byrne. Receiving hospital ~
years, suicide. Mira. Irmt Nickery,
Detroit Tuberculosis sauitartum, 81
years. pulmonary tuberculosis. lsa -
bella Schavo, 257 Brandon, . month -.
obstruction 81 bowels, John III FRESH
merry. ~ Fort east, : mont s. acute
iIru-coliti-. BABY prouiliard. as Van
Dyke. Il days, malnutriton; Adeline
Gaguo gSs Junction - years, apo
rlrNy Thomas II Putnam. 80 Englc-
wood. about - years cerebral HON
prrrau,. John T1sinskt $50 superior.
- ,,ars chronic Brights disease
Walter houucs. 30 Eighteenth. 30
wears. carcinoma of liver and stom
uth. F.lrn Pandolski. 93I Twenty
fourth 3 months, diarrhea. walter
Beiugrek. 26 Golducr. months, chol-
cra nfluwm John Macpherson, 1888
Bayrcld So years. lnterstitial nephri-
ts Myrtle Birkcmo Detroit river. ] s
years. inquest pending, Herbert J..
Ton'li sou. 800 Bcwick 81 years. pull
mouary tuberculosis Hazel ". KNnk,
1879 Gratlo'. IS years. pericarditis.
Thomas g Nohlett, Henry Ford hos
pital. - years. iobar pneumonia; Will
lard Blnnasch. rs -. Joseph. 9
months Uarasmus, Tresa Reyello,
Receiving hospital. I years. bruins 90
body. -tauislaw Grabski, 1877 Alexan-
drino. months. cholera infantum
Alexander AndrZeicik. $50 T.. Ferry.
= months. diarrhea and onteritis,
Lena Jordan Herman Kiefer hospi-
tai, II months. diphtheria, James NJ.
Lashley Herman Kiefer hospital I
years scarlet foyer. Genovefa Biz
rcto. 66i Hancock east. 10 months.
gastro-enteritis, Mary Palch. 81
Copeland. 1 year. hroncho pneumonia;
Emma g. Wright So OakdRle. 81
years, cardiac nsthenia, Tobian Johns,
% Delrpy. Il years, carcinoma OF
mouth. sarah Glegg. II Mayhury.
yeara paralysis
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EXPERIENCED GIRL for general
housework fine home and good pay,
Call Grand 406,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-17
Births
BOYS.


pit sfn's sam L G5SIp%" ls7 Theodore;
Peter Bodura, .292 Williams Edward
Kirby, 40s Toledo simon WeinEer-
teau. 66s chene; John Il. Felior, l0t
Baird Fred W. philips. Providence
hospital. Horace Johnston, 445
Third NIeoio NXalsnH ' az M z; La:
iubiak. 80 Lambert: VIM. Possus,
ii24 81. Aubin. Roy J. Dunn. lI2s
Spr1sTely nc James ra sssow les dr SG
tietam: John Balecka. l3S Danforthi
Paul Griesemann. 7S5 Baldwin; Carl
Chcckley. IL Elsa; Arthur, Bentler,
s ss2 RoA corns T% oss sGHPSSTi
e sSaeGa M tonnes Nm o" Tapins ~
sixteenth, Anthony Goleniowski, 10
raSik naS 91sph o GRsifi lI?7s Mr-
GIRLS
NGoIo xA M@gar1 S S@a r IATntS
Fred Jorsenson. $50 Lothrop.- Geo.
Evans. SOS Tromhley, Walter Karch-
cfsky, 1900 Central Giacomo Mole
1S5 Illinois Max Harskavish, ESt
fayette. Fred Homer. s2s2 Logan;
BERNARD Heitjan, 513 Parker, Harry
r Gasktns. sac Monroe, Martin ho--
ZatZ liN Copeland, FRANK NaI"h-
taun. ISL Monroe, clyde u. wool,
Woman hospital, Jas r. pillon, ~
Vancouver. Harry T. ETrair, 2S2 Col
fan. Clarence +. Milton. IS; John
r.. Ruascl T., Weaver. 100 Richmond .
Merlin Marshall. % Kellogg Philip
Richberg. Harper hospital. Daniel
schwartz, i69 Gardcld Leon New
teuytoska. Ntg orleans, Walter w.
Ellugcusmith 61P sixth, Joseph
Powl"rski. 1874 Chcnc; VIM II. Bur
leigh. S04 McGraW, John Wolskl, 90
Denton. Edward Bar lFT r. MilWau-
kee. Lorenzo W Mills 40 Cameron.
szczcpan Mroczka. . Fr"cr, Jos.
Granger 1l9 Fourteenth. Earl l..
Pierce. Woman hospital. Charles
SNYDER, Providence hospital. Charles
Gurkc. Providence hospital; Frank j.
Hobert 22a Msyhury Grand. IRWIN
Eussell samaritan hospital; John
\aWroekt 36i Grandy. G@rniero
Patti. 1855 Thaddcus.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-17

CARPENTERS, rough and nnishers
Apply els Holcomb. before a. m.
or after 8 p. m. steady work.
Most-Houghten Co, builders.
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InRRING PRI,-EE.

Canned Goods Nipples. 90 %
gal Lana beanS. 81 ~ 25 Corn tat
s. Sect y. s. ssaiiio. Peas: rahcy caTiy
June. sl.90, stan6ards O.. salmon
tall, s2.S0, Fat. pings. 800 Toma,oes.
Sl3j Marrowfat peas, ", early
June. $50, sifted early June. 81 40
Feed-Jobbins prices IA = -bbl
sacks. Bran, S2I, standart. middhugs
t?6 fine uuddlings. sse cracked
corn. s33. orn and oal crop, $50 Ton.
raj patent, $500. second patent. S57n;
Straight, $3.50; pure rye. -. spring
patent. $3.50 per Dbl IN paper aacks.
D-troit OI-Raw linse"d oil, Use,
boiled linseed. &c gal. IN barrel lots
headlight. sac; serfectioE = DC. pal
acme. lo.oc. red crown gasoline. lsc
Hnrdwnre--Nans. 400 Reg base;
vsnized barbed wire, .--poin; So!
per spool galvanized shcets. "a
saug.. - so, 27-gauge. $40, as
gauge. 81 35, 5o-gauge, s5.G5 per cwt.:
s saa S a5abs $3.50 PER nsdi o. naPqsf
sheet metal. % and 2i-gaugeL So q },
2s-gauge, $3.50; 27-gauge. 's.5S. rs
gauge. $40 per cw'. Carriage bolts,
small. soc 10 and OF. large. ~ and
and 10 on; large 4Oc 10 and on list.
Hides-No. / cured hides. lSlac. No.
/ green hides. l6c. No. l cured bulls.
13c; No. ! green bulls, Toe: No. ]
cured veal kip, zoe. No. green veal
No. ! green murrain. l6ci No cured
calf 2Sci 40. greeA calf. 25c; No, |
horse hides. So No. horse hides. 50:
No. ] tall9w. Sc No, : tailow, &c; No
lthc on: shccpskin Tas To amount OF
wooD, soc as25O
The Detroit times., 1916-07-17
NEW YORK n,rrrR AND EGGS

NEW YORK. July 10 -Ruttcr.
steady. receipts. 7.1lG, creamery eN-
ira. .Sis ~ 3ac. state dairy tubs, % ~
2sisc. imitation creamery hrsts, nom
regular receipts. IO.3t2. nearby
white fancy. e'p 12c. nearby IN. Ncd
fancy, 23a27iar. fresh hrsts. ga
The Detroit times., 1916-07-17

Appl..-New, ..S0@l75 per box;
Bsnana.-9ood shipping stock.
Bean.-pr,cd IAmas, shq7c 10.
2%-qt. case; huckloherries. tS.50G3.7
per st-at; case; gooseberries, 81 "a
ries. is-qts., .sl,t5g2; red raspber-
ries. goats. 90 80.
Californ Fruits-Plums, V.7bR
2.26; pears. S2.70Ua per box.
Csa.iaowsr--si.So ai.1S per box.
Csbbawe--New. sl.75m22b crate.
Cheese-Michigan hats, 14.e: New
York ishc' Swiss, 2S@ Soc; imP9Ited
long horns, l6Ac, daisies. 1914 %
cisrSis.Hsour. u4Oal.5O per 10
csrT.n,.-Red. .225a26o per "a
Dressed C.ives-Fancy. city dress
ed. l6pl7c, common, "a loo ID.
,,F5e.S texe.so'er,Grssh pSSR'Psss
SC per bunch. parsley, % soc doz.;
cucumbers. dollhouse, so n soc doz.;
dollhouse tomatoes, l2a l2Hc H., car
rots., i5o doz.; head lettuce, Iceberg,
bu.; green beans. s2W 20 per bu.;
Florida tomatoes, 81 75pi case; as
s sseSs peas. ,i'T7S5a bu : SwaiSrcress,
IS a soc per doz, green onions. 10 q
isc doZ.. green corn, $50 al Dbl.
Honey--lsncy white, new. t6dl1c;
amber. l0aiic h.; extracted. 79sc
Per ID.
Hsy--Detroit shippers are. paving
the following prices Tor hailed nay In
car lots {. o. b.. Detrort; n" tim
othy. sel.5OQ22. gtandaro ,'mothy.
$40. 50m2l, light mixed. sIs.SO MI:
No, 2 Timothy. tisuis. 20. mixed.
Si650ql6. no. mixed. s!ldl2: NJ.
! clover, sl3ul3: rye straw E50ns;
wheat and cat straw. t6.5e1 per
ton.
Lemons per oox.
Iimrs 81 l0ui35 per 100.
Melons - RoCkyfOrds. standards,
G.75@a crate, watermelons, 80 n soc
each.
Orsnges-valencias. s4II75- box.
ValenCias, s3.b0I4 per box.
Ontons-TeNaE Bermudas. yellow.
t2l5n2.2b, white, S2.25 crate. south
ern. s3,75H4 per hundred pounds.
Peaches Texas. 81 % n . so per bu.
Pinenppics per crate;
Sl.25ut.Sb doz.. Floridas. s20t case.
Potatoe. southern $3.50
3S5 bbl. 1876 10 bu
Pouitry-Broiters 25u2Ac, medium
hens, l7dlsc. stays, l2U H.. geese.
lidI2c: DUCKS. l94 zoe u.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-17
MOrtuary.

beloved wife Of
Charles T.. APPEL. mother OF VII
liam q. APPEL. Mrs. George Bartling.
Charles J. Apel. aged so years Flu
neral from residence Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Rartling. AL Can
ton-ave., Monday, July II. at
o'clock, st Mathews church. corner
stewart and Concord. at ! 80. In
terment EVergreen cemeterY.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-17

Prtnttng-the plata neat kind-tbst
is rtaht--Ttmcs .Iob Dept--Msiu $50.
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nrLP wANTED-FEMALE

EXPERIENCED GIRL 10 do cooking
and downstairs work: good wages,
references required; car fare paid
15l Chicago blvd.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-17

EXPERIENCED dining room girl In
frst-class private boarding house.
Mrs. j. A. Fem. 7l2 T.. Jefferson
ave.
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Produce

Commission men report an active
demand for berries. and as receipts
are only moderate. there Is good
Aeal OF competition among buyers.
with early Corners having the advan-
tage. Cherries, Currants and peaches
are also In excellent demand. The
hot weather Is bad for dressed calves.
especially country dressed. and some
not TO ship any until Cooler weather,
as, II they get by the inspectors at
all IL ~ almost impossible To- sell
them Poultry, eggs and butter are
active and firm.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-17
[lE;' lIpL;!E!:',s,
FACES
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-19

Sitting in a strange cafe last
night I waited vainly for attention.
Finally, spotting waiter across the
room l screwed up my nerve and
shouted, ''Heyw 1--WE don't serve it,
sir" he called back.-S1A
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-19

Hen, awakened on roost by noise
of prowling fox, pulls string which
discharges shotgun attached to wall
of hennery, kills fox and shot awak-
ems master. Where? Why, in New
Britain, Conn.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-06
70 MARK HAwkEYE HIGHWAY.
Movement Started AZ Iowa Falls to
/. Properly Mark Road.

Movements Started AZ Iowa Falls to
Properly Mark Road.
Special to Times-Republican. X
Iowa Falls, March "a movement
has been started in this city that Is Of
interest In every city and town along
the Hawkeye Highway between Dur
budue and Sioux City, as well as to
automobile owners in the northern part
OF the state. 1t Is proposed to hold
meeting here some time this month
to form an organization. the object Of
which will be to properly mark this
important automobile highway across
Iowa. This year will see marked I'M
provements on this road In nearly
every county and those back OF the
movement here feel that the public de-
mands q better marked highway 1t is
proposed. at this meeting, TO set in
motion the necessary machinery to see
that every turn in the road Is marked
from the Mississippi to the Missouri.
Last year the Interstarc Trail. which
also passes thru this city from north
to south, bet ween st. Paul and Kansas
City. was carefully markell with, per-
manent rnetaf signs and II is now Com
ceded to be one OF the best. II not the
best, marked auto highway in the mid
dlewest. Ut Is proposed by those back
of the proposition to mark the Hawk
eye Highway to put this road in the
same class with the Interstate Trail so
far as marking is concerned. A call
for this meeting has been sent to conl-
mercial clubs and city officials in all
the towns and cities along the route
asking for an expression and sugges-
lions as to date. etc.