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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-10-19
WHY 1T SUCCEEDS.
Because It's for One Thing Only, and
Perrysburg People Appreciate This.

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings sue
cess.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for one
thing only.
For weak or disordered kidneys.
Here is Perrysburg evidence to
prove their worth.
Edward Roberts, farmer, Fifth St.,
Perrysburg, says: 81 had trouble
from my kidneys and suffered from a
dull, throbbing ache through my back
and limbs. The kidney secretions were
profuse in passage and was obliged
to get up three or four times at night.
Nothing benefited me until used
Doan's Kidney Pills. They cured me
in two or three weeks and I haven't
had a sign of the trouble since"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Roberts had. Foster Milbura
Co. Props. Buffalo, ~. Y,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-10-19
g. F.. RIDER,
To the SIN kers of Perrysburg.
LIME CITY

The following firms have on sale
a dandy sc cigar, Cubas Vow, Long
filler. l want you to try it. Dealers
will give you one Don't miss it..
G.. F. Hoffman, r. F. Kazmaier,
G. P. Champney, S. L. Phillips, ID.
G.. Whitehead, P. M. Hellfrisch, E.
E. Clark, w. H. Decker.
A. VLEREBOME,
Boa Distributor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-10-19

For any pain, burn, scald or bruise,
apply DIR. Thomas Electric Oil-the
household remedy. Two sizes 25c and
SOC at all drug stores.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01

NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT
We dipped 338 head Of cattle at
George Lucas vat and Will Lucas fell
into the vat. So we all had a good
time,-Paris (Ark.) Progress.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
MOrtuary

GIUARD-Feb I, Lillian. aged rs. be.
loved wife OF Charles A., and dear
mother Of Charles Emerald and
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Il, Bias.
dell and sister OF Ernest Loren
Lyle. lucia. Sarah. Henrietta and
Eva Funeral from her parents
residence. No. lsa Mayhury Grand.
avet Thursday. Feb =, at u. m
Oakland. Cal. papers please copy
kESEs = Jan. 81. at residence. 81
breinard-st. Florence NJ. beloved
wife of George n, keyes. mother ~
George ". Jr.. and stanley NJ and
sister or Mrs. Il. Y. Leslie. OF Brigh-
ton. Ont Funeral from reside 4 "a
Thursday. Feb. g. at p. IN. In
terment at woodmere
kiRBN--Feb 1, Catherine. at her
residence. al Bagg-st.. beloved
wife OF Daniel j. Kirby Funeral
Thursday. o'clock, residence. S:3o
Holy Trinity church.
McCLOskEY-+Jan. 81. 1915, at ner
residence. 555 Porter-st, Catherine
beloved wife of the late John Me
Closkey, mother of Thomas. Ed
ward, Mary, Catherine. Alice and
Charles McCloskey. Funeral Thurs
day from residence at s;a0 n. m
and ST Anne's church at "A. m,
via auto.
MEG AFrEY James William. born IN
Bothwsll. Ont. July is. 1887, died
Feb. 1. 1916. aged 2s. Funeral
from residence. $50 Sixteenth st -
Friday. Feb T. at y. m. Inter
ment at Grand Lawn cemetery via
auto. Other papers please copy.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
DC. PROMOTES
J. 7. NJ MILAN

James t.. Mcmillan, general All.
perintendent Of the Detroit IL Cleve.
land Navigation Co., was advanced
to v.ce-president In charge OF opera
ton, at the annual meeting OF the
stockholders and directors, in De
troit, Tuesday afternoon. He retains
Ills duties as secretary.
The ID. 4 G. directors and officials
for 1916 are:
Directors II. Mcmillan.
Strathern Hendrie. Emory w. Clark.
Alexis c. Angel. A. a. Schaniz.
James r. Mcmillan, David s. Carter.
Oflcials eiected--Presidcnt and
treasurer Philip X. Mcmillan; vice
president. A, A. schantx: vice-pres.
idsnt and secretary, James r. MIC.
MILAN.
Oficers appointed--General man
aser. A. A. scbantz: assistant secre
tary and assistant treasurer. James
r. Coulter: general freight traifis
manager. n. G. Mcintyre: genera
auditor. p. G. wilder.
The Detroit a Windsor Ferry Go
has elected tho following 1915 on
cers: President. Walter E. Camp
bell: vicc-president. George n
Brady; treasurer. John u, Avery
secretary. william A. Botsford. Th'
of'oers and william }. Gray, and
n. Babcock constitute the board o
directors.
! other steamship lines have eieci
ed the following.
Postal steamship President
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
MOrtuary

BABBrTT--E;miiy. at her home. -
Iarchmont-sse.. aged I2 years. be-
loved wife OF Darwin Babbitt. Fu-
neral from the above home Thurs
day evening at T.s0 Burial ~ Utica.
Mfcb.
BRtEssER--Feb. =. ~ his home. 81
MacoInb-st. Carl r. BruesSer Sr.
beloved father OF Sabina Bruesser.
Mrs Rudolph Reinecke, Albert 7.
and Carl u Brueeser. rrnndfather
OF Mrs. August paschke. Ir., Helen,
Carl and Albert. Jr. Bruesser. Fu-
neral Friday. ? y m., from house,
and $50 AT ~ Matthew German
Evangelical church. corner Concord
nnd stuart -aves.
DNS SFu-Nera Kathleen. AT resi-
dencc. eos Townsend. Jan. a. aged
II years. beloved daughter OF John
y and Ada Ifunbert pwyer. sister.
OF Mrs Harry J.. Kuntsr. John H..
Ir.. and Glen ~. Funeral Thursday
from residence at SAB and at ~
Charles church ~ .. Burial NJ
Mt Olivet hy auto.
HAttss~Mrs Anna Sickier Hayes.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Sickier. Grossc Fointe shores, nj
Oregon City. Jau a.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
Births
BOYS

Frank clover. 4st Leland Frank
Dali. 212 Myrtle. Harry + Tackm an,
1913 Lothrop. Giuseppe p'Anna, 75s
liams. Ralph G. smith. 3sd Mektn-
stry; John Klein. 1895 Belvidere;
Harry Allen. Woman.s hospital: wal
lace G Hewitt ls5I cTrane rslix y,
Boyka, ssp Russell. Van Maxur. $50
GARFIELD: Norman J. Hinde. Ss ottowa.
otto Czeschke. ss Jackson. salvatore
Spano. 3te Lafayette e. Norman
Mckay sia Sixteenth. Charles Hoiio-
way. i0s Gveenwood steve Kiss. tsS
SolVay. Robert q. shaw. 1OS Kerchr-
val: Frank Loch. sS2 Twenty fourth
zee Gantz. 1fs Antoine Mieclslaw
Bacrenski, ssI Garneid; Blazy wop-
ienski. 52S Garfield Joseph Doppke.
s23 Chene Harry Fine. Woman = hos
pitai. Clarence Rooney. 1913 FaT.aN
worth. Louis Hutschenrenthrr. sFI
Chas w. Van siambrock. i7e7 q.
Caniieldi Richard u Maurice Flor
ence Crittenton Home Clarence
Schmidt. - Rolfs-pl Thos. Zeiek. 9bs
Military. Alfred Gtldersleeve. tls
Charles: NicolO piovarchi. 80 Cor.
gress e: Anthony Bur ghardt. sti
Helen: Chester Paskiewicz, Sfs SUI
perior; Theotield Block. 1884 Field
William Tisita. Lot r. Congress
GIRLS
Alexander zniewski t52 Graa-
dy. Alfred Merozzi 80 Pierce. sal
vatore Mazurco. eS2 Illinois; Fran
eesco Gmbromona 232 Bessemorc:
: fgnagio Medica. 3J&L philadelphia
Joseph Burns, s4I Muliett. Paul
Hlavac. 500 Trombiey. Paul MOODY
Ward. 3b4 Twelfth StanislauE Ntre
gszat 307 Garfield Alfred Fiuchman,
els Howard. Frank WoIdan. 2s3 Pal.
mer. Fred Burns. 242 Vermont. Jc-
seph kolaczykowSkl, 6cS Fourth,
John a. Bonkowski 1901 Michigan
T,adisIaw RordO gat Piuuettn. John
Oszstwski W Goldner. Michael Ptak.
i1s Turner Alley; Wladislaw Sni.ein-
ski. ~ Pollard Sam Sklear. lGg Rem
ton: Harry canfeld. 2ss Rowena;
Ignatus Matyniak, 20 .Pittshnrs
Edward s. Forrow, 80 W. Palmer
Frederick Hoffman. SOS Msldrum
| Harry A. Stigleman. 30 Reed-pl. An
thony Berry, I'LL Fischer Marceli
kosikosks. 2S7 Hammond VIM her-
riam. li3 Kowena; Albert Kralka, "a
superior. Frank Janurzy, $50 RiNard
Adam Satkowski. 29i Thirtieth Law.
renee Van Etten. Providence hospi-
tai. Lawrence y Vaden. Providence
hospital. Edward r. ThOman. ProVi-
deuce hospital.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
aode7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

treasurer and general manager. John
]. Barlum; vice-president. A. L.
Lee: secretary. George II. Green
ing; directors, the officers ana
Thomas J. Barlum,
Barlum Steamship Co,--President
and manager, John J. Barlum. vice
president, Thomas ]. Barlum; sec
rctary and treasurer. Louis I Bar
lum.
National steamship Co.-Presi'
dent and manager. NJ. n. Mcmillan:
vice-president, w. n Bixby; secre-
tary and treasurer, NJ. ii. Williams.
American steamship CC,--Presi'
dent aud manager. NJ. II. Mcmillan;
vice president. w X. BiNby; secre-
tary and treasurer. NJ. III. Williams.
The officers and Philip II. Mcmillan
are the directors.
Wolverine Steamship co.-Presi'
dent. Philip N. Mcmillan; vice-pres-
ident. F. j. Hecker: secretary and
treasurer. James r. Coulter. The
foregoing officers with James t. Nc
MILAN and Watson NJ Freer, OF
Kingston. y. V. are directors.
Michigan steamship Co.-Presi.
dent. r J Hecker; president.
Philip II Mcmillan; secretary and
treasurer. James r. Coulter The
directors include the officers with
James 7, Mcmillan and Watson NJ.
Freer, Kingston. n. Y.
Dearborn Transit Co.--President
John McAlpine: vice-president. Ma
mie Wallace; secretary and treas
urer. Frank p. Wallace.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
Produce

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. s-Th'
changr a. roId weather is having !
stlrening effect on the market ~
along thc lue Lsgs were advance
another fraction yesterday Butttl
was steady hut nruicr ia tone The
market has lCeu on short rations :"
poultry Tor SOME tsnie, and while .
day or SO ol heavy receipts would
FOR the present buyers are IN com,
petition ~ = ~ fC advance Dressed
calves and hoEs rabbits and potatoes
are firm st steady prices. The sugar
rites a trihe lower,
Appi.s-sples. ss-svrs. salewins.
f1.es b 3.b0, Stetls REQ. Siu5 bhl.
greetings. s. a5o bbL. western hox
apples. Ei.7SQ2: IS box
nesns Dried Limas ca NTc To-
Crsas~rries-iIows's. ss9s.so bsi:
Csailsswer-yi.Tsa2 per crate.
Cabbage 81 30 per bbl.
s.s Ssef.AisssaP Tsrx is 8. s@is: ns:. Me-
ported swiss. sse; l.msurse.. Alb.
q lac, long hcrLs, .ss elsAe; dais-
les. isae ID
CAe.taun.-spanisi. lee II.
Dressed Csive. = Fancy. i7is y
Dressed Hsgs--LishI Si4 Qsc;
Fr~.h Vesetnbie.-Gresn peppers
S2s5 crate 6Vc basket radishes. 2oc.
ley. Is u sec. doz.. cteumbers. hot
house sl.6a per dog. h0t-hOuse to-
ma toes. - a &c lb.: cArroIs. s5 q zoe
bu.; head lettuce. FlOrida. se.sS q 2.se;
Texas. 81 20 haUpei wax beans. s%i
green beans. - pei ba-. shal..tS
Is q sec doE-, Florida tomatoes. $50
50 IS case ptcplant. ~ g ljc dOZ
Grape Fruit-Sb sdG4So per crate.
Honey--Faucy white. new, $50 90,
amber. ii9L.e ID: extracted. 1Ssc
aay-Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices Tor bals@ nay In
ssr 9Ss' ,isaiss sishSrd osSIolt tmSthy not
si7 Qi7.So. light mixed, 81 q iTSo;
No , timothy. sl450 u15.50; No. !
mixed. si3.50Ei4, No. . mixed. sioq
S75oIs' wheat ard cat straw, $3.50
i.ema.s~s.qAso ser box
Iim~s-sIIQul5 IS hundred.
Mu.hrooms-s5 q soc ID.
Nuss-California walnuts. $50 l9c:
almonds. lTla 1fsc, Srasils, i2g Sc
nlberts. IgG . : c, pecans. IL 9 l5c ID; ;
hickory nuts. shell5arks H..5g2 bu.
oranEe.,.Nax,,is sS-aSs Is box;
onions. sIs50e per crate.
Si.59G5 per crate
Potatoes RussetS. sll0M1l5;
white slo5gIl0: reds. sl.o3 G1.es
per bu.
Poultry Springs. fTmls'sc. leg
horns and tight weights. lea lsi.c,
No hens. q IL la. medium hens,
No. :. I9UtSc. roosters.
ilalac. geese. i50lSr. ducks. lsu
lee spring turkeys. % 1Sc; old tur-
keys. $50 29c ID
Michigan. sl-1582. west
ern. SIS doz.
sweet Potnsoe~-Jerseys si.l54l.2s
Der hamper; si35dif0 Der crate
straw berrfes-S0 q sac quart.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
e','''''.s s,tss''''.. | c;1' %,,; !

Cash WITH order. IL charged &c
iiue.
Nc transient Advertising inserted
for less thar 16s. with cash; lsc IL
charged. per Insertion.
Tho above rates Rpnly to all ciassi-
ocations except Births: CARDS OF
Thanks, Obituaries, Meeting Notices
and all aGr precadtng Male Help.
ard Meeting Notices Minimum
cnarge. S3c for rs words or less Over
25 words one-apd Ee-third cents sor
each extra VIC rd
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
ALCOHOL
LEADS MARKET
A Junps From $3.50 to $lss
Over Night; Steel
\ IL Up

NEW YORK, Feb. 2,--IndustriaI
1nnhol feafurcd opening trading on
eteck exchange today. opening al
"a jumping immediately to los'
3, opening was moderately strong
~ q from quarter TO half a
800 being general
Un3ked states Steel opened up Is
M ~ IA
1xadtnx showed no marksd ten
Snsy during the morning There
- : reaction after the openins'
1De reccveries and then mark
~ &ttttude. traders apparently
6Dllns Germxny's action In the
tsnia controversy. Republic
- advanced three points to OF
Sl sold a. 81 rs and Cuban Amer
~ sugar advanced three points
loa The general tendency OF
leou was downward.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
JoRHINa PRIcEs-


cansea GooSs>-Appie5. $3.50 $3.50
Lima beans, tiGiz5 Corn Fancy
Maine. $l.i5, standard 81 Table
beeta. sl.gS9i.+s Peas; Fancy early
ssl suhs ,,ao, nat 'Ihnss plnss SOC romasoes ss
Ills. Marrowfat peas. 81, early
June. si.sa: sif,ed early June. sI'to
Feed-Jobbing prices ir -oni
SIS: fine middlings, $50, crackei
corn, ss3; corn and GA: vaop, s3s ton
1 FIeur--Jobbing prices: Best Michi-
ssEPss sas Pssisn, ,S psre ssfena rye easSh ss ssTins &
Hsraware- s245 keg case;
annealed wire. $40 pc. 1undle; gal
per spool; galvsnIzed sheets. "a
eause. $3.50. 2T-gauge, $50: IS
eauee. SIS rs: 30-gauee. $3.50 per cwt;
single hit axes. 80. douoie bit $3.50
per dez hack sheet metal, az. :, and n,
caprtare bolts. small. roc and i2A
OF. large s5c and izis on: machine
bolts. srnaii; Tsc ana on large, Sac
Hiae.@No. i cured hides. isIsc; No
green hides. lie. No. l cured bulls
.3c. No. / greea bulls. iSc: No.
cured veal kip i9c; 40. ] green veal
4
No I green murrain. i5c: No. ! cured
calf ale: Nc. l green calf. 2ec: No
/ horse hides. $3.50: No. 2 horse hides
$3.50; No / t2llow. 5Ac: No. taiiow
SIC. No. 2 hides. lc on, Nc. kip and
calf isc OF. shecpskin tas 10 amount
wool). soc asa.
Detroi, Ofl--Raw linseed oil. soc,
boiled linseed. sic gal IN barrel lots
Kerosene In wood: Diamond head
light i07c. perfection. lie; paiacine
ls.4c: red crown gasoline. iSc gal
Proyi~ions-Mess FORK. Szl. tam
lily, s2i u 32. clear backs. sl7 5G1 81 so
smoked hams. lGU f1c. picnic hams
lId12c. bacon is0f7isc; lard, IN
tierces. iiac. kettle rendered. IAN c
per 10.
sugsr-corrected daily by w w.
Edgar x Son Crystal dOuinOes. 9Th
S. 50. Do. J-ib. $3.50. Eagie tablets
l. 80. cut loaf. g. So. cubes. s6.75i
&xXN powdered, ss75, standard
powdered. $50. gran ulated, extra
coarse. $50, grauuiafed. nne. In
bulk s. so. granulated, 25-lb. cottOns
s63b crystal domino gran. 2-ih. and
s-tb cartons. In carrs. $3.50, crystal
domino. gran. HF cases. $50, dla
mond a. Sc. 40: confectiQners =. fs.e5
No. g. 80 90 No. ., 81. -. No. .. 1910
No. :. sos No. S. So No ?, s5.ss
No. 10. $500. No II. Sass; No y
$3.50 No. I5. 1915: No. "a. 1915. No
is. ssT5. uon-caking mixture. ". ~
beet granuiaied. 1910 per ieo lbs
household powd, rs "a 20 case, Fi.ss
DO. AZ TO case. $3.50 per case
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

20 execute orders on the ENchsnse.
Carlyle a Povah, W. A; Hamrn
CO., H. W, Noble 4 Co. w EsinslSis S
Il Couis. Joel atockard CO, Lewis
Gorton. w. ~ Reilly & Co, Geo h'
West * Co. T., r. Macerone a 90
Emmett I. sprague. Matthew slnn,
II \. Seymour & Co. \. w, MAilase
u Co. Vim "a. Rose g Co; VIM
Neer q Co. w n. McLsushlin' r. n
psitsn. Merrill Lynch n Co
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
Livestock


UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
Feb. 2.--Hogs: Receipts. $4,000; ar,
ket slow and steady: mixed and
butchers s7.55Gs: good heavy. $40
E'ssS5.so: pigs. ssTsnss0 cattle:
Receipts, $4,000; market steady to
strong: beeves, ss4ons.5e; cows and
heifers. S3eoGsls: Texans, $3.50 %
T.35: calves, $3.50 q 1875. sheep. Re-
ceiptx 1900: market strong To- i0c
higher: native. sT.soGs SOS: western.
S7.To q s..s; lambs. $ssoaio.ss. west
ern. ts.T5 dlo,so.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
rUIcAco BUTTER NaRkET.

CHICAGO. III. Feb -.-~Butter
Extras. 5oc; nrsts. 2sh 2 2sc' dairy
Prime ordinary. 27G2sc. arzts. z91
2ssAc. Cheese: Twins. I7h al g.
young American, fac. Tive poultry
Fowls. 12mIsrc. ducks. la sci
geese ia ~, springs. isc. TURKS
fsc Potatoes Michigan. aorMsl,
Wisconsin, goc a s. Minnesota eoc "
81 New potatoes. Receipts, Is cars
new FIoridas. i25d2ga.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
aur.rER An EGGS.

Rnffrr-rreamery extra. Soc. nrsts
2Tbc; diary, 20c, packing stock, lsc
per 10.
el,Ided candled. &c. current re.
ceipts. zsc per doz. Receipts or
TUESDAY. i.4is cases.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Mitch. Feb. s.--openins
wheat opened without change IN tne
Detroit market Liverpool was shEnt-
N lower and so was Chicago he
early feeling was steady, opening
pricss, Wednesday: Cash No red
Wheat s,s5h; May, sac July
sisi. No / white. s1,soA,
The corr market l. quiet a. tSo
for cash ~. 10 y, Ss se lSr ys,,eS. oS wv
oats are easy and ouies at $50 Tor
standard. s7r FOR cash No, wntt~.
aud ssu sic for No. 4 white.
rye is quiet At sl.o3 for cash NO,
Beans are duh ard firm at $50 Tor
Immediate. prompt and February
shipment.
spot: $3.50 for March, and flo.2e Tor
prime aisike.
TImothyseed is inactive At $3.50 Tor
prime spot.
Grain receipts at Chicago. Wrdnes.
day, were faa cars OF wheat l5t OF
corn and 2ee of oats.
MAY wheat I'm Chicago opened W 60
nesday az ti.24dl.S4+, corn az S0~
GS0i.c and oats at 81 = "a ). &C.
Liverpool wheat and corn closed
10 I'D lower.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

Daisy is said 10 oe really days
eye"
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

In addition TO the regular quarter
ly OF 1h%. Cambria Steel has le.
clared an extra dividend Of 1es Tho
earnings OF the last yesr were &C..
Reports from Boston cast doubt or
the proposal OF the company -
merge with Laekawsnna and youngs
town.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

Judge Thompson. Of the eastern
pointed 10 sit IN the trial of A case
Involving $50. 0.000.noo worth of 'he
stock OF the F. I. .du Pont De NemourE
Co. The nrst quarterly dividend 81
" 90 has been paid on the new s0s
debenture stock.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
10 LOTS
ONE DOLLAR DOWN

One dollar per week or monthly pay
ments. no interest for one full
year. no taxes. no payments III sick
or out OF work. It's all In your
contract. you can purchase on TIC
above terms one 90 the finest lots
around Detroit out Mack-Rvc.,
agoss Crosse Fointe Park and good
OH Detroit where values are bound
10 grow. Our price, S290. i6 lots.
30x-4t a.. 1895 20 $3.50. three lots
30xtse "a. $500. all the Same terms.
There " no excuse for anyone not
TO save money. II you cant save
one dollar per week I omake 3.
you'd better uit saving. SEE
LOUIS WARDOWSKI
wuh Abbott & Beymer. s0T Cham
her OF Commerce Main ei50.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

The. American Mslieabies Co. has
opened offices AZ No. 1907 Kresge
sistant sales manager. in charge. The
company has two plants. located ~
Lancaster n. ". and Owosso. Mich
ITS speciality is nsileable castings for
the Automobile trade
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
Financial Notes

w. Murray Crane has resigned as
a director OF the New Haven.
Dividend on Brier Hill steel has
been reduced from IL TO 80
Greene Consolidated Copper has
declared dividend of so cents
! share.
An initial dividend OF 80 quarterly
has been declared on common ~
Hart. schaffner h Marx.
The Union Pacific has placed an
order for 10 locomotives with the
Baldwin Locomotive works
| The International Typesetting Ma
chine Co. has sold out at auction, and
will be known as the Intertype Co.
1 American Radiator Co. declared
regular quarterly dividend of "a. r.
on the preferred. and e on the COM
| mon.
| Nine millions In stock OF Otto
Eiseniohr a Bros. Inc. tte new ciErr
corporation. reported TO be heavily
oversubscribed.
The Southern Pipe Line Co. de-
clared its regular quarterly dividend
stock OF record Feb. Is.
Detroit postal receipts for January
S2s1.s "a during the same month in
1915 The increase was sis,73LTs
American Can Co. reports that its
net earnings TO Dec. 81 were ss 533.-
SOS. an increase OF sIes.oOt balance
to surplus Is sf,14a.st2. an increase
The French government has placed
an order for s25 noo. 900 worth ~
alcohol products. Emitted States Al
cohol has again touched the high
voluntary petition in bankruptcy
has been filed by Arthur r. Wilson.
OF No 37i9 Hamilton blvd. Hts as
sets are scheduled at ss.s33. and his
liabilities at ss.e9s.
John A. RoebIing Sons have corr
pleted the construction OF the largest
cable in the world. II withstands a
pull of 7is.0o0 pounds at the LehiRh
University laboratory
The Bethlehem steel corporation
has entered denial In philadelphia
to a suit OF the churchward Steel Co
Of Wilmington. claiming SO 600. 600 for
alleged infringement Of patent
call has been issued for authority
60 issue Gao. 900 new shares OF Aetna
Explosives stock TO realize IS 800. 600
cash being needed In the business
The new stock sells from 20Ts 10 ., ..
The following articles OF associa-
tion were filed Tuesday with the
county clerk. How Construct ION Co
capitalization. $4,000: the American
Welding Co. $500: overland Realty
Co .ooo; Detroit Republican club.
The Studebaker corporation has IS.
sued call for payment OF remaining q
81. ses 500 OF So serial notes on
March L. The corporation declared
its regular ! u e dividend at a meet
ing OF the stockholders In South
Bend. Ind. Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

The Harris Trust q Savings bank. r.
Chicago. has just prepared for free
distribution to investors interested In
the purchase or sale OF railroad
bonds. the 1918 edition OF Its standard
publication, Railroad Bonds" con
tanning information valuable for the
careful consideration OF railroad bond
Investments,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

Branch managers Of the Ford Mo-
tor Co. some even coming from Lon
don and Paris. are here for a con-
ventton at the Highland Park plant,
which opened Tuesday morning. Rrsi .
ness and the conpany'a selling pO'i-
cies are being discussed
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
THY bcmn -..ra. s.rv,ce.
Flowers for Everybody"
The l. Bemb Fiorsi Company.
Albert Pochelon.
Main f002 tE: Bates-st.

HELP wAS-Ec-uALe.
FREE BUSINESS COURSE In 6Q-day
Bookkeeping. or Dictaphone operat-
Ing, given TO all students In our
5e-daY Shorthand class. Day or
evening. Small weekly payments
SiMPlJFlFD SYSTEM SCHOOL
sS3 Woodward. second floor.
WE know how incredible IL seems.
but se-day Stenography has un-
doubleday delivered thousands. 1920
chamber Commerce Cadillac s771.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. M. Feh. 3,--Openirg---
Wheat: MAY. down -. July. down
nc. Corn: MAY, Up ~; July, down
&C. oats: May unchaug -, July,
unchanged. Provisions, steady
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

STENOGRAPHER wanted, at
once. One with some business
experience preferred. Apply
Advertising Department, De-
troit Times.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

The Studebaker corporation hss Is.
sued call for payment of remainin z
81. 2es. 500 OF So serial notes ON
its regular ~ e dividend at a meet
ing OF the stockholders In South
Bend. Ind. Tuesday
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

gTRASBtyIsG Dancing Classes. View
term Cadillac ss7 for booklet
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

with Abbott & Beymer. s0T Cham
ber OF Commerce. Main etso.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

The following articles OF associa =
tion were filed Tuesday with the
county clerk: How Construction Co.
capitalization. SIS 200: the American
Welding Co. $500: overland Realty
Co. $1,000; Detroit Republican club.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

The French government has placed
an order for s2s n00. 900 worth ~
alcohol products. Emitted States Al
cohoi has again touched the high
point OF iss.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

The Bethlehem steel corporation
has entered a denial In philadelphia
to a suit OF the churchward Steei Co.
OF Wilmington, claiming So 600 600 for
alleged infringement Of patent
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

4 call has been issued for authority
60 issue 10000 new shares OF Aetna
cash being needed In the business
The new stock sells from 207s 10 - =.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

American Can Co. reports that its
net earnings 10 Dec. 81 were 81, 533.-
SOS. an increase of s72s.0O Balance
to surplus Is sf,143.s42. an increase
of SS53f0O
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
has been filed by Arthur r. Wilson.
OF No 27i9 Hamilton blvd. His as
sets are scheduled at ss.ss3. and his
liz hifftiea NJ ae c0e