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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-21

ae railroads. o9crating h y. NJ.
@". especially the Northern Pa
# an. he rGeas Northern, ar1
q"iHs preparations to handle the
"e~s crowds tilat viii attend tho
Montana state fair this year. Spec
,~tes e. cue f2re for the round
IL arc announced as effective on
Y points III this state on the above
roads The other railroads are ais Z
rirE the same rates over their
ines for people coming to the fair.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-21
cnes Elizabeth l5igwood Of Eng
lAad has declared her intention II
I, =, 1ai4t-c,1
e a citizen.

fss than half Of the registered
I'LL u Montana tool enough ~.
n the selection Of candidat
H1to at the primaries. Unverifi 4
:Nures Of the official canvass show
nero ware total Of ,131 votes
or governor, ahou. 5000 moro
17n were cast for senator. There
.a 10000 registered voters i.
@G state.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
WORTHWHILE

Prot Myron A. robn. head II the
department. - aRriCulfur@ Af tho Cen
ira state Normal. NJ Pleasant. was
wee end guest in the home 81 Mr.
and Mrs Eari J cobb
Mrs. Efhe Beard has returned 20
her home ir south Lyon after acting
AZ nlree ~ tho e r. Yerkoas home
Misses Anna O. Johnson. Naryelien
Munro. Erri~e Wartusn. Hazel Per-
hlrs AMI Mns dnrncs O. FrrOulfz
and y " Bogsrt were entertained in
the homo 90 Miss Edna Sevfaon IN
cafy st saturday afternoon and
evening
Miss rfcli Johnston returned 20 her
school duties ir Tnkur shA Mich SAFE
lrdhr with Miss Esther Pickett Vho
haa been -peudIna the week N the
ia . -a1GE- - 1------- --4-G--li-
ig and hre ,1amra BuryesI and
cN lAVenlN ~ Cherry iflif y spent the
week -enf with r. J Cobb and fam
Mrs. James TsyIor arrived houe
saturday nnfring aftor spending
snHrral lnrrfHH with, reirflEes IN
~ ASH ne ron. ID lffr grand fnu,
Hargld Chamberlain Of Warrington.
~ afrpnpa panied her home Tor a
short visit
Hugh FARRELL anl fatrli ava pre-
pairing 90 move 20 fnfro.r after their
pruperfs moro lf s1Ia
Mr. Marie miller and children arc
nortbs side. NJ and Mrs,-l.sV ia Hl-
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
VARIED OPINIONS
ON BUSINESS AT
CLOSE OF WAR

As the European war progresses.
diversity Of opinion as 70 the course
Of business after peace Is declared
seems 10 widen.
The head OF Que OF the nation
largest munitions and steel com.
panies said recently
we can expect great activity in
steel for year after the rar This
means activity FOR other lines OF
business
Here is an opposite opinion from
the head OF the largest steel com
pany in the country
Il believe We will enter into a Pc.
rod OF depression after the war due
to financial strain resulting from
combined debt OF the warning Da-
tons. which may reach 81. oQ0. 900 /.
600"
In commercial and financial cir
cles 10 men nay tell you the coun-
try will continue 20 prosper after the
war and 10 viii tell you iha, bust
ness will recede
Both sides are convinced OF the
thing they profess and that IL the
belief that corporations. a. result
OF unexsmpled prosperity and piling
up Of big SURPRISES viii be IN bet
ter position 10 bridge over a depres-
sion than AZ any previous time in
history.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03

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The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
NAVIGATION
is OPENED BY
THE WAUKETA

The steamer Wauketa. of the
White Star line. opened navigation
In the Detroi, river. Sunday. By max
ing the trip 10 Toledo In four hours.
II carried carload of automobiles
The frst norihbound vessel was the
steamer Pelee. which arrived Al
Windsor. Sunday morning. from Pc.
lee island. where II was moor.d for
the winter.
Charles r Biehlman. general man.
ager OF the White Star line. SAYS
that the Wauketa encountered little
difficulty with ice and that tho trir
was made almost on scheduled time
according 10 a report Of Capt. W. q
Adams. master Of the vessel. Th,
Wauketa will be engaged entirely n
the transportation OF automobiles
until she IS placed on her regula
run 10 the north
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03

to Npsllanfi On ~ sume her studies IA
tar state normal
Miss Edlth i4ghea 90 No. la
Troy 49, att come ba from the Wo-
mans nnsri tAf lawns her tenslls re-
NOV 20 and ~ NOW reeoverf1r
THE Ladies Intou ~ rho ConErAga-
tionai huron. VIII serve ar election
1iuner iu fne fhur. p larsmnnt iris
avnntnr Thr hFzaar 81 the after
noon Will he Contiuuef
Mics Narfha flg mas returned from
Visit with relatives in NI-tlRut
Mrs. -ila~ frsssluEton. ~ Fentar-
ST - confined 10 her nome by ili-
ness
Ross Blster Is cicrklns for j r..
Coduu a CO.
Harrs NereItt ~ Alh.nn coilege. Is
visung his parents, Mr and Mrs J.
A Merritt
Mrs N Campbell spent tho week
enc with har sister Mira raikcr IN
Mrs r draves ~ washington
ave visited the past week with
friends 10 Chiraga
f,pt T-ttsorii ig sgenffnK his va
cation with bis uncle John TRIES
ST. and Mrr George Kerry and
da grfer LHcfn r"fNrned yesterday
from their winter sojnurr IN 50 Pr
tershurE. Fla
Nj ard AIRS rarr winr. ~ Csutrr-
- ore rejoicing over fhe birth ~ a
son anH Mrs ANA Mrs BoRneau.
South Matr-st. over daughter
r 3 Wordeu has pur nased home
on East Parent-st.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
ECORSE BOARD
GIVES ACCOUNTING

HORSE. Mich. April 3-The
Ecorse township board today pub
lished IS annual report OF receipts
and disbursements. TIE general fund
OF which shows total receipts OF $50.
1921. and total dis bursements n
Ni,ss5ss. with total bonded in.
deotedness of $50. 700. ali for Ecorse
bridge bonds. due In i944 In re-
turn axes. the total vas te,Osi37.
Ia the road repair fund, the tar
levy and 1915 balance totaled IS
$500 and a disbursement Of So
's4l2. while the road improvements
ihnd shows q total income OF lsl3-
~ 50, and total expenditure Of
ttfs100I7.
furs1 TtCeipts In Tie Ecorxe bridge
fune were, on April ]. 1915. Sal
F4sts with the addition Of 1856 %
interest all Of which funds were OK.
pended in The construction ~ me
fridge. or transferred 10 tho rosa
Improvement fund
The poor fund. with a tax lew ~
$4,000. shows an expenditure Of s..
1919.
| Members Of the board we're, FRANK
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
CUBURBAN
~ NEWS
HEAVY VOTE
DOWN RIVER
Interest In Local Contests In
Suburbs Is
Strong

Interest in Mondays election cen
tiers IL the race for mayor and four
commission Offices IN Wyandotte.
and in the contes; tor justice OF the
peace in the Ecorse township booths
Or Walter G Lambert and City
Commissioned Charles GARNER are
IN the field for mayor OF wyandotte
while n s Amiof. Edward Bryan.
c r. Kreger. Rober1 Ganley. Ches.
ter Sutlin, Thomas z BENJAMIN.
and Joseph Cramer are candida; e.
FOR commissioner Richard c. Mon
al and Levi VI. Salliofte are ne con.
tes,Sns FOR the once in Ecorse.
Early voting was heavy Interest
IN presidential preference was not
marked. and. though national com
mittee candidates have been widely
advertised. discussion and interest
Il not noticeable.
In Mouguagon and Crosse Iie
townships, voting IL also brisk
though no serious contests are re
ported
Indications are that the contest
FOR city treasurer OF Wyandotte be
tween James C. Headman and
Frank G, NelHs will be close.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Mich. April s--Opening
wheat In the Detroit market opened
with an advance OF lc. Chicago was
strong and Liverpool steady. open.
Ing prices Monday: Cash No. red
wheat. sf.lsA May. 81 sl. July,
O.jsH No. 1 white. si.l4%
The corn market Is nrm at !5hc
for cash No q. 76c for No. yellow.
and 1907 for No. yellow
Oats are In light demand and dull
Il 4sc for standard. t7c for cash No.
white. and 45d45hc for No. :
white.
Rye In firm at ssc for cash No :.
Beans are inactive and firm at
1856 for immediate and prompt ship
ment; ts.fo for April. and SIS for
May.
Seeds are steady at si075 for
brine red clover 1925 for prime al
alike. and $3.50 for prime timothy.
Chicago receipts Monday were az
cs.r OF wheat Is OF corn and io7 OF
oats.
The May deal in Chicago opened
Monday ~ si.1sh dii7. corn At 75t.
476&c. and oats at +St T4Si5c.
Liverpool wheat and corn closed
unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
curse. wednesday. in the Methods,

course. wednesday IN the Methodist
church
Fire Slightly damaged wyan-
.rH'Tn car ST nsess f''er insJs
meets Tuesday evening IN Oddteiiows
temple
Mrthodist prayer service meeting
VIII D." held Tuesday evening instead
Epw6rth League ana Mrs pixies
class VIII give reception Tuesday
evening for Miss Mabel c. Ris. for
NOR member, and now preparing 20
take up missionary work IN india
Mrs samuel Hockey. Van AistFne-
blvd viii entertain the Methods 81
Is VI Wednesday, afternoon
tongregnfiouai Ladies' auxiliary
meets Tuosday afternoon with Mes.
Robert Fllw0od. spruce II.
Annual election ct ufacers and re-
port OF committees ~ the FresDy
terrain cnurs IA VIII take place Tuesday
evening
MIS- charles Genthe. Oak-st. r. on
a months visit with her daughter In
Indianapolis. Ind
Lishibo0se seepers Who are arriv,-
Price. ~ Mama fuda light Capt Van
Eftn. az tho south Grassy leland
light Charles Northrup. ~ North
Grassy Island light. and capt James
StnrsF. or Crosse faic range light
TfHmbuiis defeated Wyandatie In
dependent basketbailcfs 3o-2s satur-
day evening
Aftsr an Illness % but three days.
Mrs 81 Barbour. daughter 81 Mr. and
Mrs Harry Van Aukeu Van AlEtYne-
blvd died sunday evening Mrs
barbour. who lived IN Pontiac. was
ON n short visit She IA survived 10
"a husband. nor parents and one broth
or Charles The body VIII be taken
70 Pontiac Tuesday where funeral
afFvf-rrE VIII D. Nod " sduprray
fresnyterisn Christian Endeavor
socl~ty holds IT. monthly business
and social meeting Monday evening
IN tho church partors.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
BIRMINGHAM

The Mlssionary society II the FIRST
Prcari terrain chuFen Wlif meet with
Mrs T y smith on East Maple ave
Mrs S~orge Icnn~li and 'wo chill
dren. ~ Royal OAK. are guests IN
the home ~ Ter mother, Mrs John
rurdy on Pierce st
THE La6iea' AID society of The Meth
odisf Episcopal church will hbif is
meeting Friday afternoon. Apr g.
IN the home Of Mrs Mary Taber on
Brown -.
Mss Leon Campbell Is ~ With pneu
MONA in her home on Soufhheld ave
Th~ Wennnah club. ~ Franklin.
VIII meet Saturday, Apr. s, in the
hore. of Miss LILLIAN Roediger IN
Fred button has returned from =
visit with his sister. Mrs Ralph Dc
Ms. GLADYS smith 4. visiting rsia-
Mrs Ia Verne B1umberg underwent
an operation one day last week in
Harper hospifai in Detroit,
Mr. and Nrs. Donald Jenka and son.
Van Norman. ~ Royal Oak. spent
Sunday IN ~ home ~ the former =
parents. Mr. and Mrs William links.
Mrs hattie Setback and daugh-
ter Nhea have returned from = visit
20 Mrs Ella Lesher. AT BEDFORD
Mrs " Mcclellan has returned
from four weeks visit with h"r
dauehter. Mrs Clarence West In Nav
York city
Orey Smith has sold his home on
watkins 81 east. 20 Henry stephens.
az SoUthheld
George starr, ~ Grass Lake. was
n caller here Saturday.
James Cannon. OF Detroit, il n
guest Of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Cannon In Southneid
Mas Marjorie Dean has returned
70 Hamilton. Ont. after spending a
few daya In the home 90 Nr. and
Mrs A McDouRal. Henrietta ~.
Mrs W Tonoy and Mrs. y
Duchess. ~ Walton. Ind. sre quests
In the home ~ Mr. and Mrs owen
Duchess. on Daines-st.
Mrs g. - williams has returned
20 her home a. Rock wood. III. after
visiting her sister. Mrs. John Perry
on RateH-e'
The Friday Bridge club Will rnoet
FRIDAY afternoon in the home ~ Mrs
T.aurarrr "a eutell IN Highland Park
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
W. r. HOTCHKIN,
SALES EXPERT.
TO SPEAK HERE

Sales possibilities OF The IN
known want" Is The subject OF an
address 20 Be delivered 10 the
Board OF Commerce the Adcran
club the Salesmanship club and 9th
er affiliated organizations OF he
Board Of commerce Thursday noon
by v r Hotchkin now director
ot me chcl,enham Advertising
agency az New York. one OF the
largest in the country
Fer 80 years Nr iotchkins was
Advertising manager Of he Wanna
MAKER Nev YORK md Philadelphia
stores lie j. known nationally as
the author az the Manual 81 sue
cessfll store keeping and has been
referred 10 as The best store keep
er 2 America
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
HIGHLAND PARK

PuffeF os SO $50 Cortland.
ave pert SATURDAY Pr Flint
MISS .rertrlie Il-new. - Dcira
spent th wefs ud sign Mss Mar
gnertte t~rsrson. go 40 -lf Hign-
3l.s r Gaksy - 80 81 avalon
aae ssn.r few dogs with re-
air aaA AIRS imrsy sna famjn
Eavr ef from $50 us = EhIanA
ave 10 ssh -1sl rnivd-age
. e Lq's trne sgens VIA
Trark nAvis. @, Pontiac. mo has
been srenaIr the winter IN fne
.a.ia. has 1-en henllns
~ Me- tg4 Winle r.ere-ave IN route
80 ns ruwa
III frse co-rss = IN $50 eifen-
dele-fs IS onfned % his home ~
81 arl Mr. Gihbs ~ SO f5o cort-
iard-ate moved saturiay 70 NJ 90
n ontarev-af
Nr ard 80. = r Bradley ~ So
& Mraterey- awe. have returned
Mrs Chas IArrson q No 21s Far
rAna PARK sarering from 2
severe attack ~ tonsiiItls. which
eoEE,an-s a~r = ner bone 49,.
10 lQ~tlsnd-aFe entertained theft
500 e.-a Ay their homo SATURDAY eTe-
ming
ar and Mrs " Nvfer of No n
pa4arr~4.sFa haze r..'..ad ~ ~r
C;ienaaie.aua
Andrew E1xersnr. % No &c High.
land ave. enterfainsd 7E f~fonds a,
his horne saturday evening All a.
Arrtf rrrts 1910
clinton pt-rv OF No II church.
ave IL s-nng.rr "a srv 4avs wI+p
friends Ia T.ansirr
Mrs Paw -rb~4sde- ~ No 3D.
peraefo-d ave raa rerf-vrras from a :
Illness ~ sr.ersI d.va
MIS- MIR -r..-.,a..- - ALL. "a,
rrrurrnd sffnr ravirx vI.I+ad -,
parents N- ana Me- u sr-o,., 4lv,
o. no rzs Naaear nnsp,tsave
NJ ana Nee c-rvrr~ 49, s.-ff,
have -~rr~d fr,r~ NJ ,4e piir-tr,
ave ,o 81. ts- pilxrirr-ava
wss rrrr1 v--tSr, u, p,r.ta- G.,
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03

GOSSIP ABOUT MONEY

has assets OF about 81 600 900. Also.
he was inducing young men TO save
$40 month for 10 years by prom.
ising to pay them at the end OF that
time $4,000 He departed from the
traditions OF the get-rch-quick tribe
by figuring beforehand that he could
do this thing and ne did IL, paying
out TO such ambitious savers over
81 ,h0o, 900 in 2b years.
Several years ago Mr.. Sharboro
was made a chevalier By the king OF
Italy for his work In establishing In
southern California the Italian Swiss
colony. There. on an old sheep
range. Sharboro and his colonists be-
gan To grow grapes and make wines.
Now the colony vineyards stretch
for miles along the tracks Of the
Southern Pacific south of Los An
geles. In time, the "Tipo" wines
sen, out OF the colony VIII be about
as well known as French champagne.
Andrea Sharboro r. one foreign
born banker worth having.
The FIRST effect OF our little punt
tive expedition over the Mexican
border. "a reported In wallst.. was
one OF Joy Joy was expressed by
rising prices for all those stocks
which might even remotely be bans-
iited by intervention. Then came q
pause and curses
Wallst sees no reason In the
world why we shouldn't sail into
Mexico and straighten out all her
troubles Not that Wall-st IN sym
pathetic or pacifstic. Wallst. nS-
ures that II peace and stable condi-
tons are not soon established IN
Merico's mining and oil districts, ell
the work done down there In tho
future for Americans will be done
by receivers so when President
Wilson and the army men made II
plain that the expedition WAS bent
on doing single Job. that OF, sup
pressing villa. the Wall-st hopefhils
began 10 curse and sell short
Many millions OF real value md
more millions Of speculative value
have been Loaf 10 American invest
orr In Mexico on account of the
chaos which reigns Wall-st. ridi-
cules the story that some OF our cap
italists are financing bandits In or
der 20 force Intervention, but at the
same time the street Is quite willing
10 say that we ought 10 do something
practical 10 protect American inter
ests down there.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
YPSILANTI

Tho SER Ice heia sunday evening
in the Deutou Methodist Episcopal
enurcn was entirely 81 On ~ the
members ~ the Womans FOR an
Missionary society and vas The am
uunl thank orering service Mem
bsrs we're IN costume represent n z
Ate music and an address were fsa-
lures ~ wonderfully helpful "vo-
ming
Walter y LABEL. 4. r.. Instructor
In the Detroit Central high school
viii 30 instructor In p5ycholoRv q
the summer session ~ the Normal
~rTft~gr
Miss Ia vcrne Ross. daughter ~
this city. has been engaged 70 teach
In tne Grst grade ~ the training d.
parfrnent OF the Normal college AZ
the summer session
The body ~ Joseph Parck. of De-
troit was brought 20 Tpsilanti, sat
urdav. for burial
Mack : Rust vii return this week
from three- mnuths travelling tril
through ohio. Pennsylvania and Ncn
The death % Mrs. Frank Roberts
aged - years. occurred early SatIr
day morning following an Illness
deceased is survived ~ her huaband
one daughter. Ella. 0f california an,
on. son Lewis. % Ann Arhor
Mr and Mrs 8. y Spencer have
Miss Margaret smith has returned
from n several months visit IN the
home Of brother IN California
Mrs Nellie Darling returned Mon
day. from Detroit. who're she visited
her daughter. Mrs T,aa afoweil
Miss Harriet NICK erzie has pur
chased building lot near Dearborn
J W SEXTON. A " principal ~ the
Lansing high school viii he instruc-
tor IN mathematics az the summeg
session ~ tho normal college
Rev. and Mrs r. " Muiock and
family Will leave Monday for phna
d"lphia, Pa 20 visit Mrs Mul0ck'i
father Mr. Muiocks pasiorate In
the Preshyterian church ended sun.
day morning
Mrs WIN W Alexander was din.
ner guest. sunday IN Ann Arbor. of
Mr. and Mrs. VIM a Hutzei
The spriug term ~ the Normal
opened today, Monday ln all depart
Mrs r. v Pryor. Of this city I.
member ~ tho tniveraify 81 Mlchi-
gan graduating class CAPS and
gowns were received last week by
members ~ all classea
Clare J. HewcnF. grandson OF Mr.
and Mrs y r RUS. has returned
from the University % Michigan hos
pifal where DO went Tor n tonafl and
af~noid operation
Clarence " clemens has purchased
building luf ~ George IS Finer
The consideration was 300
William ~ Putnam has purchased
tho Lure ma Green propertv al "A con.
aideratiOn or 81 300
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03

MrR = ~ Balhach and son Harold
,of Poplar PARK. are vfEirhA fclativcs
IN Grand Fapids and Allegau
Mas Ernfo Harm hiss returned
FROM visit With her aunt IN Al
R0uar
James Damn ~ SAGINAW is visiting
EIa sister. Mrs Eugene Hcwiff. ~
Poplar IaIk faf T. fcw DAYS
IIr fT.p o. Sew Orleans having Hf-
tended The Real Estate Dralere sr-
aprfnftou thrre
WIsr IurN Ferris fu apendfng her
spfina raeatton ln plfffhurRh Win
her aunt. Mrs. T. -. JOHNSON
.hNs kathleen rarr has returned
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03

DETROIT. Mich. April 3.--There
Ing receipts. today. and IN the lead
Ing lines OF farm stun the market
was quiet. but steady IN tone The
Elgin butter market was tho same
- last week. Eggs are moving free
~, both in and out. with supply and
demand conditions about equal Poul-
nothing in on the early deliveries the
market was nominally steady
Dressed calves are quiet at their
best. and the edge appears OF the de-
mano. Fresh vegetables are in fair
berries are In ample supply but the
average condition receipts il
rather poor.
..4f1e..-.spisa ys.gcqG Baldwins.
sSS!slr ,y5Ss;so Dbl; .sstsrn box boz
=. 4e1(pea = Good shipping stock.
~ 4fs s ss s,m.. sx.,. -
tFssSssyses -ssssos.sO per bu.,
S:s!sssSs:,-sss..s per er.,.
&s sssssHioh,s@s5s gss e1 1iue. Ma
xssG jAoe; Swiss: aa0a'c; imported
n&s brick cream .Irs: Ions
eiEs 49, . d.,:l. ss PIC
common. II o iic 10.
o26f3S crate. Soc basket. rsdishes
1eoiec per dox., lettuce. 7asc 10
passiey. 1QQeee- dox; eucumbers, not
house. tf.b00l.7s per dox. hothous,
tomatoes. asa soc To-: carrots. 70a as
bu-. head lettuce. Florida. s2.7ba
Tsxss ~. he ~ per hsSoe. We,
bu.. ahaliotA. 1S0 zoe dox: Florias
tomatoes. es.6oaz7S case. pie plant
Ace Aas-+-e s~~ss-e sssa@sT = = ~ ~
u: 90: asparagus sections. Si.sS D
49, ssss.ssyEssss' uRis:' n per eSTsssssi7e
nnbsF. iooiie is.s extracted. lose
!. ssy .;;s ,s ., ss,se;s.s n. paying
sy' 'ss ,sss 2 .s Sssis.; ,,Ss Si
t4evls. ucnt mixed. Si1.soViS,
lmclhy, sit,soqiss No ! mixed
y x{Sxla, No 2 mtxed. o1o011. No.
- al ..s ~ ;s';ass, . =, 500 g.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
PERCY ANDREAE,
PLAYWRIGHT.
TO SPEAK HERE

The great lessons that the United
States may learn from struggling
Europe will be told OF oy Percy An.
dreae. vlce-president OF the Amen
can Association Of Foreign LANGUAGE
Newspaper before the BOARD o.
Commerce. Tuesday noon His sub
jsct viii be The common enemy
re will deal az length with the many
opportunities that the country now
has within SIS grasp. and viii aay
Az agitators Mr. Andreae - known
As ar author under the name -
John Valentine, ard several OF MS
works have been produced on ne
stage.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
DETROIT is
PRODUCING
.AEROPLANES

Detros ROW IS producing zero
FLAMES or an established basis and
an estimate has been made tina, IN
1915 u v.ll make 10000 machines
This prediction Ras made recently
IS W 3 stout Chicago aviation
expert
one company IS making TWO aero
plane motors each O. i2-cylinder De-
slgr One Of these Is designed for
machine Of heavy carrying capac
ify, and The other FOR aircraft 20 De
used In array SCOTT work
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
TRENTON

Opening services at the union re-
vtvai sunday IN the armory were well
attended, Evangelist Weaver speak
ing on How 90 have successful re-
vival" In the evening he spoke on
What four men did. or workers.
ierksrs and shfrkers" Tuesday eve
ming his topic, VIII he Jonah and thu
big Nah
Presbyterian Ladies' Auxiliary
meets Thursday afternoon at 70
O'Clock. with Mrs A. " Ford
Charter No 72a. - Y. s. meets
Tuesday eyeninG In Masonic temple
fnr 60 arnllnl rlacf lnn.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
WYANDOTTE

>i-s-4-E 81 sFTyE VIII
hall
Drorge Seneso. 81. 80 io2 CHERRY
- lled -ur1av evening ~ old age.
iir D. survived bt WIFE and seven
rhllarru.
Nlas Florence Kunzr Poplar 81
FRIDAY uiguf entertained thf high
y irol sIfia ffHm iu honor ~ Mas
ST frfha Graz coach
Tie Down ititrr older Eurt rur-
irffuNr committee viii meet Iuegs
hHj. evening WITH David Henderson.
general rtaiffnan.
-tdunt i.trdqn. interpreter and
character impef fonafor. VIII be the
last DnNrlns On tho People Lecture
The Detroit times., 1916-04-03
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Csnsea G0s-- Apples. 'i5eg!H
gal bs-tea -@an4 -.lo- eog eoe.
Lima beans. 81 y %. Corn; Fancy
Maine. nls' standard. y. Isels
June. $40. standards. 81. salmon
tall. $40. faL pins2 SOC tomatoes
tlls Narrowfat peaS saF.g
Junc, $l.5o, sifteo early june ". 80
rced-Jooe.ng prices IN = Dbl
SACKS Bran. S24 standard r1icdllnsS
40 fac mIddiings 800 cracked
corn S33. corn ana oAt chop. as ton
Fs~ar-Jobblng prices best Alcnl-
yan patent. 81 20. second patent
spring patent ss.1S per Dol IN paper
Detroit oii-Rsw nnssed Oh, sac:
boiled ilnseed. SIC gal IN barrel lots.
Kerosene IN wood. Diamond head
Ight i0.Tc perfection. lie, pAsscine,
49, red sroSn .Asi ,.ss i Esx Ss sa,.
anncAied wire. 81 50 per bundle. gal
yanized tarbed wire. point 81 II
per spool. g4lyan!red sheets. e
gauge, $50, 2'-gaug.s sblo. IS
Bull pre- nzec axes. single nanaled.
1875. double. yio.ss per doE. olaek
sheet metal 20 anu 1s-gaues. ff-1s
ls-ssuss. ta.s. = -gaGss. 50 30: IS
gauEe SS.1 per Cws. carriage poitS
small, zoe on. largs. 80 aaa o1'
marrine bolts. small ~ ~ LARGE.
eor md &C list
Hides-No. I sured hides tic; No.
greer hides l5c. No. 4 cured ouAs.
ise. Nc green .-lis, iee No l
cured veal zip. 2ac. 10. sseen veal
Liz. lsc NJ ! cured nurralH- !sc:
No ! green murrain. lSc No. l cured
calf sSe. No. ! green cait &c, No.
] hcrse hides. lfSQ. N. horse
hides. $3.50 No. TALON. .. No.
tsi!ow &c. No. ? hides. tc OF No
z kip ard calf 'sc OF s.--ePszla az
20 amount wDoD. 6ocL .
sugar-Correrte Ga Isl by w n
Edgar & SON Cry *tal l1m noes --lo..
SO s5 40. 5-io, 81 So EagIc Iahle's-
xxx powdered $50. standard
Do wdered SIS gran dated. eAtre
coarse. s. 80 granulatet FINE, ir hulk,
f735. grarDlafed. gJ-io ccttn0s.
'7t5 crystal domino Erar- 2le and
lib cartons. in cases sIfa crystal
domino gran. iIF eases Sl.5
nCnd a. 3 as c0nkerrilners a. $50
SO. T. s35 40 81 $40 No s s9a
So T. s59o, No. s. So. $50. - s1t1.
80 20. SOS 40 III. Sc Ne ~ 81
so IL $500 No. "a. S6ge 30, Z 3.
Is 90. non-ca kirg mixture. $50 beet
formulated s. - ger 100 bs house
iold poWd rs "a % case. s. -. co.
. TO case. f4.2o per Gaze.