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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25

For Rent-HouseS Furnished.
1 ROOM completely furnished house; no
sick or Spanish SOC E Missouri
SMALL furnished house. Highland PARK
Phone ISIS
ATLANTA HOTEL, III y Kansas-Nicely
furnished apt. l room, kitchenette and bath
NEW bungalows Torrent. cheap. Apply SO
Dallas.
SIX room cottage for rent. furnished: no
children. Phone 1854
4 ROOMS. sleeping porch; furnished sol
Epson avenue. Phone $500.
FOR RENT-Modern four room apartment
Apply 3505 Grand ave. Grandview. after
$50. Phone 1917 NJ.
5 ROO furnished house. modern; close
in. S35. Phone 7045. Apply sos Caples
buildfTg-
FOR RENT-August l. new bungalow. fur
uished. ! rooms. , sleeping pOrches, 500
Mundy Ave Address Miss Genevieve
Sparks. FL Paso Public library
FOR REST-In Grandview. , room furn-
ished modern cottage with glsssed sleeping
porch; no very sick; no small children Fl
Bliss car to Fl Boulevard station. I block
north 3z26 Grand ave.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13
PROPERTY OWNERS NOTICE.

Owing to the present unsanE
tary conditions OF certain sec
tons OF Hickman, and the posi-
brlIty OF the spreading OF Il dis
base epidemic, all property own
ers and tenants, are hereby re-
quested and ordered To imam ediate-
ly clean their premises of waste,
fifth and weeds, and unless done
within five days after this notice,
L am instructed by the City
Council of the City of Hickman
to proceed by law To accomplish
this end.
Special attention is called IL
weeds upon vacant property, es
pecially in West Hickman The
city viii do its share upon Tn.
.4tresl.. sa.Isd others must do theirs
Board of Council, by Tom *
Powell, City Attorney.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13
HICKMAN WINS AGAIN.

By defeating Fulton ON the To-
cal grounds last Sunday, Hlck-
man added one more scalp TO her
belt. The game WAS featured by
the excellent playing of HEX
man and the exact opposite on
the part OF the Fulton team
Fulton made s errors, all of them
costly, and three OF these made
By the first baseman- According
0 our base ball reporer, the Feat
ures OF the game We're the pitch
ing OF Parrish for Hickman, and a
running catch by Spradlin IN
deep left field. PIque pitched
only fair game Tor Fulton but
his support was ragged Follow
ing is the box score:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13
OLD CITIZEN DIED
YESTERDAY MORNING.

William Henry Glidswen an old
and respected citis ~ living OH
the Dyersburg road south OF
Hickman. died at his home yes.er
day morning after an illness Of
more than a year OF Bright 5 ds-
ease.
He is survived by his wife and
two children, Jesse GlIdewel and
Mrs. ID. L. Logan, and three SIS
tiers and a brother
Mr.. GlideweM was % ears old
on July 4th, and one OF the solid
citizens OF the county.
He was a member OF the Meth
odiSt church at Beech Grove. The
remains were INFERRED IN ilhe city
cemetey this morning
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13
WORK HAS BEGUN
ON HICKMAN STREETS.

The main streets of the city are
being torn up this week, the
work TO extend from the college
through the main part Of town
To West Hickman a crew OF
men has been at work for sever
al days digging up Clinton
street and Kentucky street. Sev
eral inches OF gravel Will be tax
ell from Clinton street, after
which screened gravel viii be
put ON and then rolled. A large
cement roller will be used on
this street, but It's probable that
"a steam roller VIII be secured
from neighboring city to roll
the streets on the hill sides.
Pat Posey Is working u big crew
OF men on the job, most OF them
being city prisoners who are
working out lines at tine rate Oh
75c a day A o. Caruthers, one
OF the city IS "wheel-horses" is
also on the job, advising and as
sisting In the work. Sunday
visited several near by towns for
the purpose Of borrowing a
steam roller to be used IN the
work
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13

An Increase Of - per cent in
three year terms aud of 33 IL
per cent for fIve-y years terms Is
proposed BY the fire insurance
com pslnies, which have asked thu
State Rating Board To approve
their action. The schedule was
made last December, but the
Beard has not agreed To 1t yet
Heretofore companies have been
charging but two years prem.
i,ans for three-year policies ana
three year premiums for iiVe-
year policies. They wish 10
raise the cost 90 three-year Poli
eies half "A years premium ana
five-year policies one year 5 pre-
mbIIm.
MIR. and Mrs. JAS. Hearn BrowI
and Mrs. N. a. Mitchell visited
their sisters, Mrs. j. Nj. Roper
and Mrs. A. Nj. Shaw, of STATE
Line, last week.
ID. A. French, OF Men'ph ;
Texas has been visiting M
brother i'm law, L.. &. iH'i'S'oro
and family
MIR. aud Mrs. Jas. Il. Bell nav
returned to Dyersburg alter .
visit with MIR. and Mrs a. n
Nornent-
Overalls 81 while they last
Sullivan Bros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13
ADMINISTRATOR SALE.

On Friday, July %, 1916, at the
residence OF the late Mrs. LOWE
Cook on the Dyersburg road a
bout 31a miles southwest OF Hick-
man, Ky, at the hour of 30
a. m, | Will offer for sale to the
highest and best bidder some
household and kitchen furniture,
and live stock. Terms of sale to
be made known ON day of sale on
the premises--J w. Benton,
Admr. OF estate of LOWE Cook
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13
CIRCUIT COURT.

Joe a. Noonon' : Admr - u
vs. Albert Noonon ct al suit to
settle estate.
d. w. CriSs vs.. G.. Il. Bondu-
rant ct al, suit for part payment
on cotton.
i. Z. Boone VS.. Burnham <
Dali'lS, SUIT ON lease contract.
Bryant 4 Pickett & Polhalnns
vs.. Z. III. BesllerS, suit and or
der ot delivery involving the gas
oiine towtbOat Rescue.
Judah ChenauIt vs.. WIN Che
ht'ilt, suit Tor divorce.
9. Ill. Beshers W.. Nose Barkett
,itid Bryant x Pickett, another
Rescue boat suit.
Fidelity x Causalty Co. of
Mary land, vs.. Hickman lee 4 Coal
%. suit for balance due ON liza
bllty insurance policies.
Indian Refining co. VS.. Bryant
4 Pnkett 4 PollramuS.
j. .. Ryan vs. Tom Andrews.
appeal from quarterly court, for
clble detainer.
). ID. Keel vs.. Lizzie Keel, suit
for divorce.
j. Ill. Stephens Us. &. Il. BOndu-
rant ct al, suit Tor part pay
on e0ttOn.
Della Singleton W.. \. A.. SIN
gleton, suit for divorce
T.. q. Reeds vs.. Val Carpen-
ter and Cowgirl Rogers, suit oil
note.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13
GEO. d. ARhIITAGE
FOUND DEAD IN BED.

As we go to press we learn
that Geo. d. Arnnitage, for eight
years an employe OF this paper,
was found dead IN bed III his
room at the residence of Miss
Jessie Outten. lie had been
suck lor several days, but accord
,ng to his physician was not
thought to be seriously ILL., Ar
raLganents for his funeral and
bntial VIII not be known ntil
his sons can be heard from. Nor
particulars VIII be given next
week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Regular services at the Bap-
list church next Sunday.
Sunday School at 10 a. IA.
Preaching at IL a. m- and
s p. In.
The subject for the morning
sermon viii be "A divine lnyi-
tation. -
The evening subject Will be
The One Thing NeedfuI. p"
Everyone will receive a cor
dial welcome to these services
Ill. NJ. Grain, pastor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13

Mrs. Maggie Bryant, wife OF
j. w. Bryant, was buried at An
tioch on June 18th. Heart trou-
bic was the cause OF her death.
She is survived by her husband,
one son and two daughters. She
was sister of Bob Donnell and
u, half sister of Tom Donnell OF
West Hickman
This hot weather viii get your
goat. IInmunize yourself by
getting your straw hats, shirts,
hosiery, etc, at Bradley s.
Master Gerald Norment is home
from a visit in Yorkville, Tenn.
Overalls, all sizes, CSC at Rice I
Shoe Shoe Store.
Fresh bread daily # Moors's.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13
LOOK GOOD-FEEL GOOD.

No. one can either feel good or
look good while suffering from
constipation. Get rid of that
tired, draggy, lifeless feeling by
a treatment of DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. Buy box today,
take one or two pills tonight. In
the morning that stuffed, duh
feeling is gone and you feel bet
ter at once. 25c at your drug
oist. Advt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13
QUARTERLY COURT.

There have been only two
fined by Judge Stair since our
last issue:
Willie May Adams, breach of
the peace, fined 50 and costs
Cora Porter, colored, breach of
the peace, fined 81 and oosts
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13
IN REAcH-oR QUIT

Suppose fire broke out TO-DAY
in the house, office or store al.
joining you how would you stand
in regard to fire insurance poll
cyl Have you got one at ALI
Is it in a sound and reliable CON-
panyf Now is the best time TO
think about it and to take out =
policy if you haven't one. lou
can't get it afterwards you
know. See Us about . policy q
once. The cost is small-tse
benefits great
HELM T. HELM
HICKMAN. KY.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13

Fulton 20 90 z o D y
Hickman 10 2 o. 600
Sacrifice Vt, Spradlin.
Two bay hits, Callahan and
Threslbase hit, Wharton
Stolsn bases, Spradlin, Parrish
and Baker.
Base on balls, off Parrish one;
osf Pique one.
Struck out, by Parrish 8; by
Pique 5.
Balk, by Parrish one.
The pitching by Parrish who
was never in trouble and also
base running OF the Hickman
team
Pique pitched a fair game but
his support was rocky.
Born to Tom Easley and wife,
Sunday, a boy.
Palm Beach and Mohar suits,
cool, light and dark cOlors, 500
and up at Sullivan Bros
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13

Shoes do not cause ? ed
feet Hosts OF FuIt da ole
delighted. Ask thez froo D.
ciahy Mrs. Nj. Il. Al lwhSy,
phosle al, Mrs Y. NJ. FIR rone
354, also many more u jmily
Virginia & ',Saterbak, "a 5,is la
dy chiropodist, LpCledev Hotel.
See advt. Up
The 2months old son of Wess
Adams and wife died Tuesday
night OF summer complaint, and
was buried at the city cemetery
yesterday.
Why pay more for your mdse.
when Sullivan Bros. Will sell you
the same mdse. for less money!
Miss Elizabeth Conley, OF Cory
ton, Ky, Is vi>l.'n. Mrs. b. L.
Davis and family.
Bradley is headquarters for
hot weather comfort makers
The Courier sent to your adj
dress 3 months for 25c.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13

Eight hundred mechanics. the entire
force Of the Panama canal. will de
eide whether or not to strike on &C.
count Of a reduction In wages.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13

DR.. Leonard K Lower OF Chicago
was killed and his wife seriously in
jured when their new automobile
plunged over an embankment
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13

re v. Henry NJ. Cox. 60. and
rothy T. Wilson. Is. were
Ms In Caldwell lake. near Hob
bling
.ixo
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13

eteenth annual session OF
!. farmers congress will be
College Station July &c. "a
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13

The new Earl Kitchener's only heir.
Commander Henry Kitchener. win be
styled Viscount Broome- Viscount
Broome has acquired reputation a.
n 9uunery expert
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13

ID. A. Kent. formerly professor
state agricultural college at
- Ia, has been killed In Texas By
raiders
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13

The Rev. A. II. Burrows. widely
known throughout the south as the
Marrying Parson." is dead al Bristol.
Va. at the age of SO years He is
said 10 have married SLAP couples
during his life
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-07-13

Born to Tom Easley and wife,
Sunday, boy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
Deaths

leans IS years. seniiity: John J. Grit.
An. iss Twenty-fourth, about II
years, arterio- sclerosts; Mary Eliza
itarium. as years. pulmonary tuber-
cuiosls. Lillian Renaud, 1907 McClel-
Ian, one day. exhaustion; Anna G;
ossln cfindra ysar Poe. ~
seward. q years. carcinoma OF rec.
tum; Emma nm. 3o7 sixth. about es
years. diabetis: Albert Kaps ?ts
s amss louise ys sarvi 2ss; pssseis.
scSopf al Mcpousali. 81 years,
gastritis: Mary Luberda, 2o6 Bran
S Ssssoda a Martin tH%'t Hrs month";
choiers infantum. Jozef Jarzkieyicz,
1925 Junction. one month. cholera
infantum: Genevieve Doherty, Grace
fsSt a Ssa6 csariysSoia e years
heat prostration, Peter Jhonides. De-
tured skull, Edwin Hanks Harden
i.y! L.ish MASTERS, ss7i Logan, IL
years. acute nephritis: Adam Miller,
ssi Leland. 10 hours. malnutrition:
Florence Boyer lSt Thirty-sscond.
Rastkowski. foot OF Twelfth, %
years. suffocation by drowning; Ruth
Aubry. 2ss Monroe, 10 months
acute intestinal INFECTION: Adolph
william Donant. b66 Eighteenth, sly
months, enteritis; Pauline Kruft. 40
Wsrsaw-pi, i2 years, pulmonary tu-
berculosis: stanley Kucharski. 500
Kirby r., one year, diphtheria: John
Wisioiowski. SIS Orleans, SO years
vaivuiar heart disease; Mariann,
stinzel. 52s Forest F.. about IS
years. obstruction OF bowels; wiad-
Isiawa Mozewska. st5 Riopelle. five
months. gastro-enteritis; Anthony
Szankin. ado Forest r, ~ days. post
nata dermatitis; Antoni Zielecki, 7Se
Riopelle, about So years. senility:
Maryanna woss. 745 Twenty-third.
So years cholera morbus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
MOrtuary.

APEI.-Angeiika. beloved wife OF
Charles r. APPEL. mother OF VII
liam a. APPEL. Mrs. George Bartiing.
Charles J. APPEL, aged so years. Fu-
ter. Mrs. George Bartling. AL Can.
ton-ave.. Monday. July IL. at 1850
GRoEsBECK--Juiy II. 1915. Edmund
s.. aged IS years, son OF Louis ana
err of Ernestine. Adele. Clarence c..
Louis and Alexander J. 0roesbeck.
Funeral from residence OF his
brother. 1890 East Grand-blvd. sat
urday. July Is. at $3.50. and Holy
omit flowers.
KETCHUM-July IL. 1915. Caroline
the Se' late Z. B. KstchSm and mother
Of Mrs: s. Arthu. Fuller; FYn ere
: :srv'' ss,urd. az ?. m. Burial
private.
KREIs-JuIy IS. 1915. Charles. at
Grace hospital, beloved husband of
Anna Kreis, dear father of Mrs.
Brady. Funeral from his home. ass
East Grand-blvd.
dence, sss Mt. tliiott:ave.. Edward.
beloved husband q Ellen and faith
smith. Anna. kathleen. Helen. Ed
ward and Frank Lynch, and broth
ter Mary Adelaide, OF Louisville.
Ky: Sister Mary Lynch. Chicago,
M. and Michael Lynch. Funeral
Saturday. July Is. from residence
AT o'clock and Our Lady OF Help
church at $50. Burial at Mt Ell
lott. Chicago. Poughkeepsie. ".
Y. and Pittsburgh. Pa, papers copy
MtRPHY-July 10, 1915. Daniel. be-
loved husband OF Nora and brother
OF Cornelius and Thomas Murphy
and Mrs. Margaret Cronin. Fu-
neral from residence, 2f2 MI. Ell.
iiott-aye, Saturday morning At
$40. and 81. Bopaventure's Monas-
terry chapel at 3.
sPAETH-July II. at her residence,
5bS St Aubin-ave., Otillia Spaeth.
aged 70 years. sister Of Mrs. Ame-
liza Stawske. Albert schemansky.
Johanna Dominik. Funeral satur-
day at s:a0 q. m. from A. J, Brodie's
chapel. 7l7 dratiot-ave. and at 3
o'clock at 81. Joseph's church.
sPAETH-July IL, at his residence,
SIS st Aubin-ave.. Ferdinand
spaeth, aged rs years brother OF
Mrs, Henrietta Schultz Funeral
Saturday at $40 q. m. from. A. j.
Brodie's chapel. 7t7 Grstiot- ave.
and . o'clock at 81. Joseph's church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
NEW BOOKS IN
iJBLIC LIBRARY

Neg . books s,,,,i n the b, public library
trim; "fdois w. Arcnsbsrs:
= "Francs and the War" J, N. Bald.
ana And rI.y,,r:" Vine, Berry; WAX" Wax,
culture and Life a. % Cromwell.
-"Eiec,rie lighting and starting for
h NS'o Il msrx " a. u Cross h,,a, lsst
ain, srf,ew. 3. {. Fsssr: "Piays.j
clyde Fitch: Russia. the Balkans
and the Dardanelle5." q. r. Fortes-
cue "Bsyinnins Risht" y. G: Fow.
. Finance" G. w. osr.tenbers; Scr
mans In Belgium, L Il; nrondys;
'Kitchener's Mob" J. ". Hall: We"
o. 9 Lee. Leaves from a Field Note
ss Oosns NJ II Moarsan 'Ths Kaiss;."
ton; Science and War" sir william,
SSLsr spanish Ms.ior charchss Of
Tide" Mrs, O.. NJ, Richards. comp: I;
'.Throush Glacier Park" Mrs NJ r.
kinehart. Selling Methods" Two
Virtues. Alfred sutro: The New
l.. Wilkinson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
Sugar Market

sssar-correetea daily by w. II.
Edgar 4 Son: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb-
"a, ,SSs' I sss H. assl. ss s:s.
Ard powdered, ts.+s; sranulated. .er-
tra Soar:s.o $500; granuissted me.
ID. and b-lb. cartons. IN cases. gt.3s;
crystal domino gran, HF cases. $50;
diamond 4. ossiss eonfeetion.sr., a.
IT, $3.50: non;csslng mistu!s. IS;
s ssss siiSsq pcwS y, ~ Per Pc case. 100 , rs
Dc ~ TO case. tt.7o 2sr case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
Power Boat Burns.

From an unknown cause the 30
foot cabin power boat owned by T.,
c. Seymour of the Detroit Yacht
club. caught Are at It's mooring at
the yacht club early Thursday
morning. and was almost totally de-
stroyed. Fireboats were called 10
extinguish the blaze. The lose is
about $1,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
Births
BOYS.

BOYS.
Emit Lowsnbsr!: wom.n's nc;pii.
IA s Oscar patnst Sra ss,h nSsps H
f basS.. LiIiis s1iEi,s: E.srs
Tromm. 81 Llvernois: solomon Rsh,
hal. s.. chsstnSt; Lucas csbty so sol
David Rueil soi Fourteenth: Charles
Hamilton, s2a Brooklyn; Frank So
boskL ilt K.ntsr VIM !: Brady
sixth: Boie.law Dymkowski. Iis:
Twenty NTH Harry o'Heasen. ,iss 99
Orleans W Wm Holland, hsnpe! ga k ig
by w; samuel Mcouilkin, 2?5t Navy,
Martin. aisa Whitaker; Jake Janow;
ext wom"n Is, hospital 3p Hsn syb a11rsa
sky. sos :Alexsndrine: Peter Ken
man. 1897 ST. Aub!n; JuIef KaJov.
iiS!, Thirty-nrst; wotoisch Dzisd wS
mans hospital. Tony Dudgsc, rs In:
gersol: Walter Augustenial. ?el
willis e.; Anthony Nestaile. SO
icii 81 %abin ?0s w% wsi'ensSerssr.
.oi Twentisth: John Romanowski.
449 Twenty-sixth.
Louie GNtTns -fV N't'i ~
Joseph, 372 Fort e. Harry Felsot,
Grace hospital: Frederick Fslkin-
burg. 40 Fifteenth. George T..
Hodges. 4i6 LaBelle: Earl T. sutton.
81 Blaine; Joseph Baskin, Harper
hospital; Albert Petrul. ssb Con-
ton: David r. Slewell, GA Thirtieth;
VASTLY siderowich, bS3 Csrdoni;
William Gee, $50 wheelork. Arthur
J. Bertram. 572 schmitdiel: Charles
Barnowski, 351 Hunt. Otto Geschke.
s32 Sylvester; Claude Elsenlord. l.2l
Fischer. Kenneth Morrison. 1856
Hague. Ernest 8. Whitlock. Semari-
tan hospital Joe Kirk. Woman's hos
pi,al: George $. Bula;. - Finley: Al
bert Bork. $50 Medhury: Charles j.
Bennis. s3a Robins: wladyslaw Tar
anski. 20 warsaw-pL: Edmund Rem
aud. i0t7 Mcclellan, Henry Popszy-
wnicki. 1911 Junction; Tony Wisnie-
wski. i73 Thirtieth; szczepan Nasal
IL u; Joseph Dudek. t67 Alexan-
drine e; Ludwik LaIar. 20 Roby-pl. :
Anthony Wooblewski. asa Williams,
Floyd O. Carpenter. ls3 Orleans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
chIeaooan Struck BY Auto.

Chas. Fisk. Sc years old, OF Chi
cago, sustained a crushed hand and
several body bruises when he was
struck by An automobile driven by
Felisharne Decoriniea, OF No. s25 Nc
Dougail-ave. Fish was walking
across the street nj the intersec-
ton OF Gratiot-ave.. and Brush.st.
He was taken to the city receiving
hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
MOrtuary.

sCRANTON-Juiy 10. at his daugh-
ters residence. lIs lroauols-aveeSs
years. father OF Mrs. Walter NJ.
Trevor and Miss Lydia NJ. Scran-
ton. Funeral Saturday. 2:30 p. m.
from residence. Burial private.
YOUNGs--Walter. at his home, 80
Eighteenth-st July ~, aged so
years, beloved husband OF Eliza
beth Youngs. Funeral from the
home Saturday, July Is at 1880 y.
IN. Please omit flowers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
willie Knew.

Willie Knew.
NOW. Willie" said the sunday
school teacher. "can you tell me
what caused the floodr"
"Yes. ma'am," answered Willie.
THE rain"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15


morning Raspberries OF both kinds
were In better supply than usual; but
berries OF other kinds were a little
Iy. mostly In bushel basket. and as
FOR the frst time the market ls not
cleaning UP on the days receipts.
and melons are in good supply and
are moving we'll. Eggs are rrm at
the last advance. and tho market as
O whole was active at a steady range
Of prices.
Appies-New. sI,5oq,.7s per box.
s::.:RsIss Emr ssssS per
s4-at. case huckieberries. Sa.7sht
per H-qt. case; sooseberries. .iq
Las per is-qt,. case; black raspber-
ries, 2i-qts., ,5a5.5o.
: Csiifsvnis Fraits-Piums. u.7Sa
a2s: pears. sa.7.as per box: sox
S SIss.-.N' sio7is as ssr crate SSf
CIee.e-MiehlEan nats, l4*c: New
York, i,sshc' Swiss, 2sa aoc: imported r.
. long on horns. is.e. daisies. $50
' eS.r1s fr niOala5 per IS
currsnt.-Red. uSoaI.75 par a.
Dressed c.Ive.-Fsncy, lsaisc;
e0 Wre.H vesetssis.--or..n p.pprs.
e co per 't bunch; 'J parsley. A asa iSe sos'
s sosS%es somsto sa isaSSs To- car car
: rots. i6c dox.: head lettuce, Iceberg,
sidi25 eu.: wax beans. s25Oa rs
su; green beans; t saga.2S per sanS Su,
florida tomatoes sSs5ai case; as!
ps..su. sestiGps 'lasgl s,s,ct DSs
ise Son.: green corn. s,5o9S Dbl.
So Heney-Fancy white. new. ts4lTc:
amber. ioaiic h.: extracted. 78c
Hsy-De,roit shippers are paying
the foliowins prices Tor esIed nay 10
car lots T.. o. D., De,roft: N" 1 tim
SsoSo q Il iYsnt missd, ..s.6og1f:
/. SHi sosl Sso'sss mEl1sA. ;li bill n
a s!Ss'r ana 'S CAT straw. IL: S:i
I.-e...-s.Tsqs:2s per sor.
Melons = Rockyfords. standards.
s!;Isas crate; watermeion'' aSaSoc
vsi.nci.s. Is.sSsspsr so. 80. ~
: ,2iS g2.:si white. .2.2s crate: south
'r P:..s. .:er esr ssss Sss SSu per su
us.Siss is. D'e. s S:.:
,rrot,S,,oe-,, ssS, 20 Southern Sa S'sSS
' Ies's!znbroi,sr. aSgsse: medium
hens i7gisc; , rs so, ii@i|1' geese
s. f;f Ii%. S.s%.. ,i&giss Corn; F.S
Maine :,ls q '' r.s: t. ~; r r.si,
gsnu H.so"' standsrds. q. salmos,
G.a5. Msrrowist. peas peas a., 81; s =, x
..s:: RIss ~: .REs ,lsSs nn.AaSss!'
corn corr . ia: qnn 1G ana "a, snop. sss ton.
gal patent. $3.50; second patent. $50;
:.Tssh' 49, p.r Pq Ss, I * paper Dr cs:
D.tre,t o,1E "a ,, lln ,n S,r 2, , ,Se
headlight, SIC; ssrfectior. sac: pal
: seine. 1850: red crown gasoline i'c
nsrS wsr.-Nsn., ,2.so k.s base;
Z vanised barbed wire. ,s-poin:, va
per 'DGSli sa,Iyza s,Ss.. SHIFT ssic! Z:
(; 80; SoaSI:. !issS Per dos: si: 8
:ss q. ssuas, ss.so; as:sssss. lass IS.
small. SOC 10 and S on: large. 20 and
oni machine bolts, small So 10
and 10 on large .oc 10 h,S and s en- ' No
- green hides. isc: No. 1 cured bulls
tsc; No. ] green bulls. loo; No
kee' 1 sr:sn mn murrsin' ise; No I cured
calf: asei No. Srses cal calf !. a s;d. No i.
No. / taiiow. Sc; No. q taiiow. To; No.
% hides, 1c OF; No. 2 kip and calf,
ihc OF; sheepskin las to amount OF
wooD, 6oc0S1.6o.
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FOR sALE-REsIDrNCE PROPERTY
PALLISTER AVE.

Pallister-ave. is one Of North Wood
wards most charming and exclu-
sive streets, so feet wide and beau
tifully freed. This house was erect
ed for the use of family of dis
eliminating taste. The veranda has
stone steps and concrete floor; the
entrance Is in the center, the liv-
ing room is the fun depth of the
house on one side. with the dining
room and Kitchen opposite. Three
bedrooms. den and large tiled bath
on the second floor. Well-arranged
billiard room on the third floor.
There are two large screened bal
comics, a cedar-lined closet. instan-
taneous water heater, built-in ga
rage for two cars with hot and
cold water. and many other invit-
ing features. For personal rea-
sons the owner desires 10 enect an
immediate sale and will accept
$4,000 on very reasonable terms.
This Is a decided bargain. May be
seen only by appointment.
Sanders Drennan-Schinb ine Co. 800
Penobscot bldg. Cadillac s9I.
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MUSICAL

PIANO PUPILS going away for the
summer make room for few new
ones Special rate OF soc to those
beginning in July and August Box
F. No. II, Times
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