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The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
Marriage Licenses


william u West. 80. Detroit; Ethel
Milton Monroe. Ss; Beatrice Hurst.
George 5. ws.trieh. 81. Highland
Park; Hazel Il. Kirk. rs, Detroit.
Ralph II. Lyon "a; Mabel H. Dunn
William Baker. IS; Elsie wsss. q
Joseph Gryszewicz; Mary Mruk, ~
Henry Marx. 46; Grace Bush, su
zel II. Gould. "a. same.
Raymond w Newman, 20. Fossoria.
o.; Anna NJ. Eicher. "a, same.
Henry ,Grabowski. 81; Martha kuo-
- Abraham Russian. IS; Gertrude
Edward s. Yoke. 2a oenevieve
Russell Miller. 30; Marimne Bow
ersmith. 81. -
Dunbar Moscow, -. jacksonville.
Fla: Marguerite LaWiller. FL. Chi
hnat Chadwick. 20; Karoiina Plon-
Fred Q. Roberts. 90; Sarah r.
James Il, Dunn. "a; Bertha M. Bau-
James p. Young. IS; Bueiah N. Al
Michael FIuder. s7; Bromisiaws Bs-
Gilbert williams. rs; Marie pufns.
Michael Postoin. ct; Alma Awsh-
ian, 10.
fania Pawdowska. 30, same.
Everett K. Tyrer. 81; Rose Jacops'
Thomas cavaIina. az; Micka Mari
Ladyslaw Mikula, 20: Susan Fedor.
%.
Arthur w. Laursen. "a; Emily NJ.
kellogg. 25.
r,on3 AI6sSi sdI.a T. % dspeile'' '5i Grace La
otto j, KasseI. rs: Marquette G. sa-
Andrew Biben. 81: Anna Molner. "a.
Philip siggers. 81; Mary Turner.
Earl Bockover. 81; Alice NJ wirth.
Curtis E. Diehl "a; Frances wirth.
John sottlawski. 90; Paulina ce-
Henry F. Lang. "a; Martha Uugi-
Frederick r. Diddes. 25. Detroit;
Hazel C. Mclean. 25. Ridgetown. Ont.
George ii. Unsoeld. 20: Rose Kra-
mer. %.
Charles A. Bauman. 81. Detroit;
Helen Steger. %, Toledo.
Harold +. Morton. 25. Decatur. Ill
Elhnda Reichelt, 81. same.
Frank T.. Stanley. %; Marie Krech-
Ter. 22.
Elmer r. cullinan. 81. Toledo; Anna
Il. Redieck. 90. same.
Edward J. keenan,. "a; Jeanette NJ.
Arthur. 22
Andrew 10th. 23; Julia Lator, IS.
Joseph Schachinger. 26 Detroit
Elizabeth Boar. 19. Highland Park.
Louis ]. Weiss. rs; sadie Hollander.
81,
Ned r. Roberts. rs; Anna Williams,
25
Charlca NJ Collins 40. Eunice NJ
Cassidy. IS.
Walenty Hala. "a; Agnieszka Man
de jlonka. %.
Frank Trukowski. 20; Julia Bart
kowiak. IS
Costante Maiolani. 35; speranza
Rugeri. 80.
Robert C. Kimbsll. rs; Anna u. Ru-
bel. "a.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30

stronger. the sales for the trade OF
1917 being larger than ever before
In the month OF June.
Live hogs are holding their own
we'll. and nothing but big runs will
prevent rise in values. The sta
tistical situation has seldom been
stronger at this season OF the year,
but much depends upon the devei-
opments in connection with war,
both at home and abroad.
The speculative provision market
has been flying high during the
past week, the short interests max
ing a desperate struggle to even up
before settling day, and the bull
clique In the pit seizing the oppor-
tunity to send the July options In
lard and mess pork up TO record
prices for the year.
II Is true that the recent conges-
ton in meats at Liverpool has had a
somewhat discouraging influence
over American markets and has also
resulted in cutting down the export
showing, but domestic demand for
all grades of cured meats and the
small supplies OF both meats and
lard have had a tendency to offset
the glut In English markets. and
the trade is on frm basis with a
strong undertone.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
BY n. n. MACK.

Except In the case or heavy dry
fed bullocks. all cattle values are
being rapidly revised downward.
Cattle weighing above 1900. and
strictly dry-fed. were never before
SO closely picked up. and this kind
is working higher. All other grades
are. unevenly. from so cents to 81
per cwt lower than at the recent
high spot.
The advent OF large number OF
grass cattle In all markets has
changed the outlook wonderfully,
and killers are playing close to the
shore In the belief that the bottom
has not yet been reached. The
spread between prime and common
cattle 10 growing wider every day,
already exceeding IS per cwt in
some cases. All over the west and
southwest, cattle are being gathered
for market that should remain on
feed for 80 days. but who can blame
feeders for selling them when the
prices are still more than 81 higher
than the average for other years?
About the hardest kind OF cattle
10 sell In the Chicago market are
steers that sell above 50 per cwt and
below sl0i the market hopper is
full 70 oyerhowlng with cattle OF
the lastmentioned grade. and the
trade is decidedly sticky. Killers
are losing the relish for feshy feed.
ers and the stockery kind. and
grsziers are having a much easier
time OF It than on this date last
month. In the effort TO obtain choice
cattle 10 go on with.
Bulls are so TO 10 cents per cwt
lower than at the recent high spot,
Gamers are 10 TO Is cents of, and
cutters 25 10 30 cents lower. Cattle
must wear beef these days X they
appeal to- killers, and quotations
show that all grades OF feeding cat
tie are from 25 TO 40 cents lower
than they were at the top OF the
spring bulge.
The demand for spring lambs
leads the trade IN the department
devoted 10 bovine stock. and every
thing. that IL carrying any flesh at
all. finds a ready market at long
prices. Spring lambs are not aver
aging as fat as usual. but this fact
does not prevent the packing-house
crowd from taking everything In
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
Births
RNYS.

BOYS.
orres"rz os" S7ySlSk ss iua
Kulikowski, 40 .Copeland; Francesca
Jewski. los Pulaski: Andrew bebtn-
ski. 24si Jefferson w; Jos; SpelaGn;; ,6G;
st Aubin: August Aszweck, l06s
Chene: Paul Csargo, so NorthEil!e;
Gordon Cole. 1927 Helen; John Nue.
chterlein. III PelGnze; HSnry =, X, X,
lips. 9iO Z. Lafayette; VIM {.
Thomas. 1871 Gratiot; Lazas NIncroes;
wilkins; Harold Z. Streling., ?li
Meadowbrook: Hubert T.. Heren.
Proyidcnnssss hospital; ttarloT Tnss s Mf,
Mailer. ESQ McKiustryi Joseph, Adam
czyk. $50 Military; charles p. Law
renee 1891 East nd-hlvd.; Fred
erick n. williams. $50 Fisher Louis $
ey, 2sO W. Philadelphia: wm. Long;
II Rubber; Arthur J. Watkins 300
Orleans: Karoly Lada. as Thadeuss;
Paul Sladovnik. Harvard pl An
KmobI9ck. i?m 80 ST. Aubin; Maryjan
Suwinski. a24 Frederick Harold c.
McGreror, Gl Grove; Henry Leaber,
a3G clinton; Charles Vorpngel. 2to
Max levitt. t272 Campbeil, Anthem
Janiga. 100 Frccr. Ciaud NJ. Fox. 2S4
baltimore w: Stapi~law PrZybysz,
ii42 81. Aubin; Michael Martin ss7
feld. Ignac Smalinskl. s Winter;
wiadyslaw Lesnieski. 2ea Thirty
third Merrill VI. Better; llS5 Fourth;
E, Lester Moore GiRi.s HSi s'l'ser'
James Smith. $50 Lumley; Frank
bitzky, 2ss Eliot Mikoloi Kolonie-
iec. 622. .wesson; Frederick Fan
bnrdo. $40 Lafayette f.; Frank Zajass.
as Portland; Franciszek Kosmalski,
s5s Garfield Adam Tomas5ew wicz'
tas 81 n,cSS1d hSSin zNnGcr w% hn5SI Sol twenty S
NTH; John Robaczewski. i450 Camp
bell: John J. Lonehan. s2o Dix sim
on Ketschek. 925 Llyernois; Philip
sandnla, iet HOratlo George M:
Jarars;k,. nlmr; womans hospital; Ernest
Piiuras, woman's hospital; Harry
Cox, 1921 Michigan; Robert sum,
mSgd; mSgdn. iss nsrffs Harrington; Tony SIkSI-
ski sl0 Thirty-third: Harold w.
Kendall, 56s Montclair; Austin p.
Kills, sos Hillger;, satoris Lahuhn.
2O2 seventeenth;. Stanley Olszewski;
sao Thirty-second; Jacob Daniel; $50
Military; Joseph Konkol, ssl Den.
ton; GeoTse & F. M1lier; Y. Go,aga,. Zig E,ns; Shas
ston, 20 brewster; Anthony Diarski.
tss cardoni; VIM. g. Knorpp, 24S2
r. Jefrerson; Albert Shaar, 1e4 An
ni: BoIeslaw Cholewinski. $50 II.
Aiexandrine: Karoly szuco. 200 Sol
vay; wlaclaw Kokozycki. 1871 Du-
bofs: Emil Tworek. -Heidelherg;
Vincent M. Rrennan. % Belmont:
Georae f;s"ps Dehi. ss5 chene; Manueie
Daniele. 335 Leland; Baryli Dyki, 81
Godson: Jan Druzinska, 1924 June
tjon: James IT. Smith. si3 Twenty
eighth: Fred L. Kopmeyer. e67
twelfth; 1gnatz Dznblinski. 1871
McDOuQall
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
Deaths

Alma 7. Rolar. 1919 Mt. Elliott. %
days. prematurity; Joseph Vieson.
Harper hospital Sc years acute mas
toiditis: Lena Stohack, Herman Kie-
fer hospital. 81 years, pulmonary tu-
berculosis: Israel Cohen. 256 Farms
worth, as years. myocarditis; Joseph
r. Halpin. recorders court al West
Grand-blvd) IS years, paralysis OF
heart: Marcclla I. Lamb, 105 Colling-
wood. 4 years. diphtheria; Robert j.
Davis. 81 Alger. 50 years. enlarge
ment OF heart: william Social, 1853
Scotten, so years. carcinoma or stom-
ach; Agnes Donnelly, Herman Kiefer
hotpital. &c years. pulmonary tuber-
cuioais: Bronisiaw Ulkowska, 542 F.
Alexandrine, about 3s years. mitrnl
Rozell Ellington. 5s1
Mcclellan, ~ years. mitral regurgita-
tlon: Evelyn Sherlock, Children's
Free hospital months, broncho
pneumonia; Hannah a. Mills, s29
Michigan 7S years, Inquest pending.
John Outwater, II Erie. 2 years acute
interstitiai nephritis; Peter Nowin-
ski. Van Dyke, 2s years. inquest
pending: John Megge, s5l st. Aubin,
81 years. cirrhosis Of liver: Annie
Harrison Samaritan hospital. II
years internal hemorrhage; Michael
Scanlon, Receiving hospital. 81 years.
cirrhosis OF liver; Tony Buna. De
troit Tuberculosis sanitariurn, -
years pulmonary Tuberculosis: Au-
gustinc Gravelie. Harper hospital.
about So years. hypertrophfc pros
tate: James G. Shank, 23i Maybury
Grand year. broncho pneumonia
Ellie Pettibone. as Avery. s2 years.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
Thursdays Livestock

Detroit meat dealers report very
bad trade in fresh meat. especially
beef. II Ia nearly always so when
the grass cattle first begin TO run.
The public buys the first grass beef.
tries TO eat Il. and suddenly de-
cides that 1t does not care for meat
The supply of fresh vegetables is
becoming more adequate 20 the
needs of the trade as the season
grows older and every housewife is
making 1t her business TO invent
dishes that will take the place OF
mea.
All grades OF butchers cattle were
% cents lower in the Detroit stock
yards on Thursday, and sellers
found IL very hard to clear the pens
OF stock. There was a fair demand
for prime dry.fed bullocks, but only
few came TO hand that had had
corn enough 10 be worthy OF men
ton. Mich cows were dull and
quiet. and veal calves were hardly
as strong a. has been the rule of
late.
Spring lambs were in active de-
mand. but the supply was not near
ly equal 10 the demand Clipped
yearling lambs were dull and lower
and the same was true of all kinds
OF sheep.
Discouraging advices from out.
side markets took the edge off the
hog market and prices closed ) TO
10 cents per cwt lower than those
that ruled earlier in the week. The
quality OF the hogs offered was de-
cidedly common. more thin hogs
and pigs making an appearance and
the average quality Of the cornfed
stock being far below the standard
fixed for this department earlier in
the season.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
CASE IN CIRCUIT
COURT SETS NEW
SPEED RECORD

With the restitution to Mrs. Stella
Devlgan OF her home at No 613
Mullett-st, Thursday morning, by
Judge Codd, a new record was set
in the expeditions handling OF ap-
pealed cases in the circuit court, ac-
cording TO Harry s. Cole. circuit
court judges clerk. Summary ac-
tion for the possession of property
was started before Circuit Court
Commissioner May. June 3, against
Samuel Rich, tenant whom Mrs.
Devigan wished to dispossess. Rich
appealed June IL. and under the new
rule, by which an appealed case can
be brought 10 immediate trial by
four days notice to the opposing
side. the case was terminated. For
mer Justice Louis OFT was the plain
tifY's attorney.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT
or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Mich. June %, 1914
PROPOSALS FOR
BUFFALO PITTS
STEAM ROLLER
AUTO ssoRrne'

Sealed proposal. win be recslvs4
at the office OF the Department Of
Public Works. Detroit. Mich. until
Friday. July !. 1919, at 10 o'ciook
time and place they will be opened
for. furnishing one Buffalo Pitt: sps-
cial Maintenance Roller, all to bo
In accordance with specifications -
file in the office OF The Departmsne
OF Public Works delivered T. o. b.
Western Yards within 80 daye.
Bidders are required 10 hle cef&l.
fed check In the sum OF 400 Win
the Department Of Public Works. 80
fore the proposals are opened. con-
dltioned that should they be the
lowest bidders they VIII within nve
days after being awarded the con-
tract by the department. enter into
contract with surety company bond
In the full estimated amount OF con-
tract.
Checks and proposals TO be placed
in separate envelopes.
The right 10 reject any or all ~
posals Is expressly reserve4 -AX
proposals. to be p3Ss = ~ &, 4;
B-ss7 com11GI11
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
wANTED-REsL ESTATE

LOT nwNERs-pefbie your ordih-
ary profits by building an Aladdin
Readi-Cut House. Many designs.
Quick erection. extremely low
costs. Call at orce. 601 Ford bldg.
or phone Main 3S60.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30

I)E:!lp'l!! !! !: :
: : PAGE /, !
ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order; II charged. 7c n
No transient advertising inherited
changed, lsc per Insertion.
The above rates apply TO all clsssi.
ncations except Births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices.
Births. Deaths Cards OF Thanks
charge 35c for Is words or less. Each
eddltlonal word. 1-sc.
cerebral hemorrhage; Frank Jaynes,
Detroit tuberculosis sanitarium. 23
years pulmonary phthisis; Lndwika
cholera infantum: Margaret Bondie.
Harper hospital. 3s years. carcinoma
OF thyroid; Morris Tonsey. l99 John
r.. about 40 years. mttrai inspfn-
NiFHc1s MTts bllDtIt mOrr. AVt VI
ter. 81 years. chronic bronchitis
Try Bemb Floral Service,
FLOWERS for Everybody"
The L. Bemb Floral Company.
Main aOCs. iSs Bates-s.
HELP wANTED-MALb
BRIGHT BOY wanted. Apply
Detroit Times Mail Room, 49,
75-77 Bagley.
A GENTLEMAN OF good habits who
wants 10 learn a good paying bust
ness with splendid opportunities
for Advancement. one who Is Will
ing 10 work for the pay he gets.
Apply at Information Desk. 21S
Farwell bldg, from 8 10 IL a. m.
A GENTLEMAN OF good habits who
wants TO learn a good paying busi-
ness with splendid opportunities
for advancement. One who Is will
ing 20 work for the pay he gets
Apply at Information Desk, 21S
Farwell bldg, from 10 IL a. m.
RELIABLE young man desiring
steady work: good chance for ad-
vancement. i6 Michigan.
YOUNG MAN about Is to deliver
groceries. 1885 Hamilton-blvd.. cor.
Avalon.
BOY for drug store, with some ex-
perience; good wages TO start; will
ing workers only need apply.
Woodward. corner Glynn-ct.
BOY TO do chores in summer resort;
good wages. Call 121 Farmer. Cad.
2025
CRAFTSMAN wanted. Apply in per-
son. Disco Electric Starter Corp,
corner Leib and LErned.
CRAFTSMAN for panel board and
switchboard work; permanent po-
sition. Mr.. Hagan. 232 West Fort.
JANlTOR for office and laboratory:
must have good references. Herpi-
eide Co, Cass and Milwaukee.
NOW READY FOR TEN
NEW statesmen
We want steady men who wish to
better their positions. We can use
all or part OF your time. We are
ready with we'll located properties
In the Royal oak and Highland
Park districts. Ihc right men will
do "A big business this year. For
further information src-the- super
intendcnts or statesmen.
HANNAH
Main $3.50 ! McGraw Bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
Statesmen WANTED

statesmen WANTED
100 good live wire salesman TO sell
in The Manhattan out Woodward
ave. with all improvements: easy
to sell. our statesmen are making
500 TO 5000 per week; why can't
you do the same thinR2 We are
doing the business. so get in with
live firm.
NATIONAL REALTY co,
6S Griswold-st.
Offices sol -2-2-4-5- s. a-10-11
Fifth floor Equity Bldg.
George w. Rogers, Sales Manager.
Hours to 1890 a. m. 1 TO p. m.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
TO RENT--RoOMs.
HOTEL FRANKLIN

from Woodward and Jefferson aves.
and only half block from the new
Interurban waiting room. Extra
fine rooms at S5c. 81 and $3.50 per
day.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
Sugar Market

sugsr-Correctea daily by w. H.
Edgar 4 Son: Crystal dominoes. g-Ib.
s11.55, Do, 6-lb.. sl1.55: Eagle tab
ss.65; XXxx powdered. 1850; stand
ira coarse, $500; granulated, fine,
In bulk, sS.05; granulated. 25-lb. cot
tons. IS 10. crystal domino gran, 2
10. and 5-lb. cartons. IN cases. se.35;
crystal domino gran, HE cases, tS.46;
diamond a. ss.15: confectlonerF A..
ss, No. 4, ss.05; No. s, SIS: No. 6. sI95;
No. 7,1,7:soi No; s. 1885,. No. 2, $3.50;
No. 10. sT.75: No. II, f.10;. No. ~.
s7.65; No. IS. $3.50; No. II. $3.50; No
Is, $3.50; non-cakipg mixture, SO;
beet granulated, s7.9b per 100 lbs.
household powd.. rs. 20 TO case. $40;
DO. IS TO case. tf.7o Der case.
New Contracting Firm Formed.
James Hatch, who represented the
Ford Motor Co. as an agent in Ber-
rien county, when the Ford machine
first went on the market, is now
permanently located In Detroit with
G. r. Montague. In the general con-
tracing business. They are now
completing the enameling plant OF
the Detroit Stove workS-
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30

A barrel of petroleum usually con.
tains AZ gallons.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
TO RENT-HOusEs
Hannah Rental Agency

fIdflIIdII INtfIJdI AEtIICy
A free list OF houses and fats. Call
I'm person at the oldest and largest
real estate exchange I'm Michigan.
AcGRAW BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
$4,000 HOME

On Longfellow-ave.. facing Voigt
park. location can't be beaten. This
home has everything that a $40, 600
home should have. Call Mr.. Heu-
ser, G. A. Look Co. Cad. 2Se6. ll30-
fi33 Majestic bldg.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
WANT A HOME?

We have them from $4,000 TO ss5. 900.
Prices and terms right. Call on us
and talk Il over Call Mr.. HeuSor.
C. \. LOOK co.
1903 Majestic Bldg
Cadillac 1896. North fTp6-R.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
COTTAGE BUNGALOW

located on west size, near two car
lines. 5 rooms. fun brick basement.
modern throughout. garage In
back. $4,000 Van Pabst. sos Mofrat
bldg. Cherry 1925.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
WHITNEY. Near DEXTER

A modern brick veneer 2-hat OF s
rooms and bath. double garage,
front drive. ~ you appreciate light
and air YOU will like this place be-
cause the lot Is 45 n. wide month
" income $50. Price $500. with
5000 cash. shown by appoint
meut.
KINGON REAL ESTATE co.
Main 3l73. 704 Whitney Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-30
CALL US UP

And let us know your needs. We
have single and fats In all parts
Of Detroit Prices and terms right
G a. Look. i130-1l33 Majestic
bldg. Cadillac 2s26.
The Yale expositor., 1916-09-07

DROBATE ORDER
i State of Michigan, The Probate Court for
the County of st. Clair
At a session of said court. held at the Probate
Office In the City of Port Huron. In said County,
On the 18th day OF August A. ID. 1916.
Present Hon. Hugh III. Hart, Judge OF Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Francis Dagg,
Deceased.
Francis H. Dagg having filed his petition, with
this court praying that certain instrument now
here on file may be allowed and admitted 10
Probate as and for the last will and testament
OF the said deceased. and that the administration
OF said estate may be granted to Guy +. Beard
or some other suitable person.
II is Ordered that Monday. the 25th day of
September. next. at 300 o'clock In the forenoon.
at said Probate ONCE, be appointed for hearing
thereof;
And II Is Further Ordered, that copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks prev
ious to said day Of hearing In the Yale Expostor
a newspaper printed and circulating In said
County of st. Clair.
"a true copy HUGH III. HART,
GEO. L. BROWN, Judge Of Probate
Probate Register 22I
The Yale expositor., 1916-09-07
G. E. RICHARDS


T<HAT large BECOME A
MENACE smaller proved
the large patronage they enjoy from all over the entire country and
Identification by which the shipper is known
buying secondhand goods stocks from bankrupt firms and fire damaged
by manufacturers and graded seconds and thirds etc
aonr these lines and to- PROVE TE SUCCESS OF DTERTsN ny
possibly every weekly pa
industrial social or religious their advertisements and also
embeished costing hundreds Of thousands dollars publish
plants they operate termed
the demands merchandise
STANDARD
RELIABLE D..
vERTIsED BY hAIL ORDER HOUSES OR IF you PRICE
SAME FIXED BY THE MANUFACTURERS
DEALERS
Therefore when articles Of the low priced and cheaper kinds
and and no cheaper than he can buy right when
chnTsea mOnay order fees and postage are added
from vicinity thus DEPRIv1NG THE HOME MERCHANT OF HIS
the
his town and does being often d into giving by the
offend
THERE CAN BE NO QUESTION BUT THAT ALL PEOPLE
ARE DUTY BOUND TO PATRoNzE HOME MERCHANTS. TO
ALLEGIANCE SUPPORT
YOU cANDDLY. ARE YOU oiViNc 1T TO THEM7
you buying Of your particularly
mail order houses and merchants In other es sag to su that you are
tcn well being Every dime mail
makes that much harder the your home mhan. ana likewise
entirely OutOf gone
WHEREAS, SPEND IT WITH
WITH SOME ELsE-PERHAPs
FATHER YOUR BROTHER OR
THUS r THE
UNIVERSAL
many mail
addressed them and likewise bearing the
certain mail order houses These people are known to
These packages consist Of clothing dry goods
cee drugs toilet articles Tn rT RS PRs%n FRo
OUR OWN HOME QUALITY CONSIDERED. FREIGHT
CHARGES ADDED TRANSPORTATION
CHEAPLY ANY MAIL ORDER HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY
pan further refuse employ
wouldnt they living mighty hard7
To be continued under the tite
90 SUPPORT
The Yale expositor., 1916-09-07

NOTICE-Am loading stock every
Saturday. Anyone having cattle,
sheep or hogs for sale let me know
Highest market prices paid. Edw.
Sheehy, Yale. 20
wANTED-Boy attending high school
TO help in the 10-cent feed barn, and
i'm exchange for work before and af-
ter school hours, board and lodging
will be furnished. William Sayles,
Yale. 22-2
The Yale expositor., 1916-09-07

BARGAINS i'm building material,
sheathing, joists, timber of every
description. Apply TO Bert Brown,
Yale, or phone l27. So
FOR SALE-We offer for sale our
house and lot, corner Kennefick and
Wood streets, Yale. Call at house.
B. Mr.. and Mrs. Az Parmlee
LOST Beam of scales between viii
Phelps, mile north and 214 miles
west of Yale on Saturday night, Sept.
2. Ed Marshall. 23.2
The Yale expositor., 1916-09-07

FOR SALE-I will sell the south 40
acres of my sand farm, two miles
from Yale for $500, $500 down and
balance on terms TO suit purchaser.
Finest fruit land in the county.
Il. III. Drake, Yale. 222
The Yale expositor., 1916-09-07
Notice to Ice Customers

wish to state that all ice bills are
due on the first of the month and must
be paid by the 10th at the very latest.
22-2 Floyd Ferguson
The Yale expositor., 1916-09-07
Notice Of Meeting of Commissioners o
Claims

Notice OF Meeting OF commissioners on
Claims
state of Michigan, the Probate Court for the
County of st. Clair
In the matter OF the Estate of Jacob vanclief,
deceased.
Having been appointed commissioners to re-
ceive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons against said deceased, we
do hereby give notice that four months from the
5th day Of August, A. d. 1916, were allowed by
said court for creditors to present their claims
to us for examination and adjustment, and that
we will meet at the law office Of j. u. Wey-
mouth. In the City Of Yale, In said county on the
5th day of December. A. ID. 1916. and on the 10Th
day of December, A. ID. 1916, at one o'clock In
the afternoon OF each OF said days for the pur-
pose Of examining and adjusting said claims.
Dated August 10th, A. ID. 1916.
AARON WINDSOR.
WILLIAM II. LEARMONT,
2O-i Commissioners
The Yale expositor., 1916-09-07

European Plan: Rooms SOC, 75c ST.
Everything First-Class. CONKLEMAN'S
RESTAURANT In Connection. Best 35c
Meal In the City. GIVE US A TRIAL.
The Yale expositor., 1916-09-07
DELIVERING FULL VALUE

means one hundred cents worth of value
for every dollar. When buying Farm I'm
plements of all kinds, Oil and Gas Engines,
Oil Tractors, Farm Wagons and Trucks
from JAS. COGLEYS SONS you get full
value.