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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
MARRIED At CHARTER OAK.
Miss Mabel eornholdt, Daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Rornholdt, Mar
III rIed TO Clark T. Marshall, Jr.

CHARTER OAK, Dec. 11-tSpecial
/ to the Review)--Miss Mabel Born
holdt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Bornholdt, and Clark T. Marshall, Jr.
were married at the home of the
brides parents here Monday after
noon. The wedding was a quiet az
fair, only the relatives and immediate
friends being in attendance. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. War
ner, pastor of the Presbyterian church.
Promptly at 4 o'clock the bride and
groom took their places in the parlor
to the strains OF Lohengren's wedding
march played by Miss Hilda Rohwer,
of DenisOn, cousin Of the bride. The
bride was most charming in beauti-
full gown Of blue pan velvet and wore
q cOrsage bouquet of lilies OF the val
ley and pink roses.
Following the ceremony four
course supper was served by Mrs. G.
NJ. Staley. ILL.,. .4S
Both the bride and groom are well
4 ity both being born and reared here.
4 The bride graduated from the Charter
Oak schools and is a most accomplish
cd young lady. The groom is the son
of Clark r. Marshall, one OF the pio-
sneer residents of the county. He grad
ilated from the local schools and later
attended the State Agricultural COL
Slege Ut Ames. After graduating he
assisted his father in the management
OF his farm near here. At present he
10 enEaged in sheep raising near Good
ing, Idaho. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall left Monday
evening for a wedding trip to Cali
fOfni1. ....r..
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
RED CROSS NOTES.

We wish to inform the school chill
B dren throughout the county who have
been collecting clothing and other ar.
4 ticles for the Belgian relief that we
will be unable to take charge of sucl,
particles, as we have been notified by
4 the Red Cross headquarters that 1t
1 will be impossible to ship anything
to Belgium on account of the shortage
lin shipping facilities. The school chill
fdren should turn their attention to the
/ sale Of Red Cross seals at this time.
for there is a great work to be done in
that way for very worthy cause.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

AT the annual election OF officers of
the order OF the Eastern Star Monday
evening December 10, the following
were elected: Worthy Matron, Mrs.
SAlyena Romans, Worthy Patron, Mr.
Florence Gebert, Secretary, Miss Kate
tSillett0, Treasurer, Mrs Catherine
Rohwer, Conductress, Mrs. Minnie
5Dresselhaus, Associate Conductress,
Mrs. Laura Fitch.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
GIFTHINTS
Just For Men
Here's a Hint List For Mothers and
SlUeefhedrtS TO Read

Mere Man may be but wall flower at
a wedding, but at Christmas time he
should get some Of the Christmas glow
that fills the atmosphere everywhere.
Here's list Of practical, mannish
things that will lure him away from the
tinselled background into the CHEEKY spot
light OF Christmas.
Get these for him. They are for use
He'll say there's sense to them. Their
cost is small but their quality is way up
Sec them today--beforc they're all gone
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
I 5sAPTisT CHURCH NOTES.

Prayer meeting Thursday night as
usual ID the church. Subject for dis
scussion. Making Preparation for Je.
sus.'' Lesson will be found in Luke
Ia $3.50.
There will be mems social meeting
\ IT the home of. DR.. Plimpton Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. One subject
Of this meeting is to effect an organi-
4 xation of Brotherhood.
The theme which our pastor will
4 use for his Sunday morning sermon
\ will be 'The Journey of the Wise Men"
In the evening he will preach on "The
Greatest Expression of Love-" The eve
ming services OF both the church and
Young Peoples meeting will be union
L services In the Baptist church. Mr..
Elliot will lead the Young Peoples
\ meeting. a.s -.,.
Last Sunday Mrs. r. p. Plimpton IN
vited the members Of her Sunday
4 school class to her home Immediately
after Sunday school. There a bounte-
Gus dinner was spread, after doing
justice to which the girls took their
first examination in the teachers
/ traing class. The training of teachers
4 Is proving most profitable in our Sun
3 day school work and we have now an
h alumni of forty.one members.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
The Gladdest + land at Yule Tide

1t will be that has received of the smooth
fitting uxurousy comfortable gloves OF which we have
laid in SO large stock.
When you make glad hands at such little cost
the following list displays, why do it todaya couple
of times.
Virginia fine quality two-casp kid gloves i'll black. white
navy and unusually good glove at this price per pair
$3.50.
Womcn's Cape Gloves in and white Sizes from to
s. Prices $l.5O and $500 per pair.
Chidrens Cape Kid Gloves in tan only All sizes. Price
$l.5O the pair:
White Chamosettc Gloves in sizes from 6 to ST. Gar
anteed to wash. Price, 81 90 the pair.
Chdrcn and womcns yarn mttcns. Price 25c, 35c and
Soc the pair. 81
Kaysers Double Silk Glove in white and black Price 81 50
and $l.05 the pair.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

Manhattan silk slirts-$$4.5O. $500 and
5000 each.
Manhattan Madras shirts--$l.75 to 81
each.
Initial and plain handkcrchicfs.
Silk hosiery by the box or pair.
E. & w. Collars by the box.
Genuine Lilly travelling bags and
suit cases.
Howard and Foster or Copeland Il Ry-
der Shoes.
4Mackinaw coats.
Dress gloves or mittcns.
Mallory dress hats.
Plain and initial belts.
Bath robes.
Safety razors.
Eversharp gold silver or nckc pencils.
Pajamas and pajunions
House slippers.
Smoking stands.
Toilet cases, etc.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

CHURCH NOTES
The Standard Bearers met with Mrs.
Geo. Duzik at her home on Monday
evening, December 10. A very good
I meeting was held with all interesting
4 lesson on Africa, in charge OF Chas.
Ahart and several new members were
added. Tho society has recently given
the privilege Of membership to young
I. men and a number have joined and
are taking keen interest in the mis-
sionary work done. At the close of
the meeting Mrs. Duzik served nice
\ lunch.
Next Sunday at 1890 a. M, there
will be a special service in honor of
J the capture Of Jerusalem. The pastor
will preach on the subject: "A City
Set on a Hill Cannot be Hid" or "Jeru-
Salum as a World Power
Let us unite in praising God that
the Moslum Grip of the Holy City has
been broken and In praying that it
may ever remain under Christian 60
4 vernment
Prayer meeting this Wednesday
evening, al 1890 o'clock. A large at
tendance desired. Sunday school at
IL o'clock noon.
Christmas services are being plan
ned. All are invited.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Telegraphic
STOCK MARKET
IS LISTLESS
Price Changes Are Unlmp0rt-
ant: No Definite
Trend

MEM YORK. Ian TO-. The NeN
York Evening sun financial review
today says
The same conditions which have
prevailed thus FAR this week with
respect 20 he outlook Tor peace
were in evidence in today's stock
market which Was in the main a
listless professional affair, and OF
90 the merest nominal interest. Price
changes we're unimportant and did
not indicate anything like a definite
trend up TO midday altho there was
something of an active upward
movement IN the copper group IN
he second part OF ne forenoon SEES
sion which proved If brief duratiea
however In the afternoon move
mcnt So, in which carried prices
10 points lower.
United states steel made a fruit.
les effort 10 cross The TUESDAY level
a. 1879 bat lhc best n could do
was TO duplicate that price without
icing able Ia hold 10 1t Losses
;hruout the industrial list ranged
from go . points
tn, railroad lis was both quiet
ana practically stationary
Toward the CLOSING there were to.
cnteries of traction 90 point IN
scveral issu,s. Steel railying ABOVE
llI7
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
LOCAL MARKET
DRAGS; MOTORS
ARE SLUGGISH

Less han 10 sales had been made
on the Detroit stock exchange up
to noon. Wednesday These were
scattered over the list Motors were
given practically no attention in the
early trading, which Is quite the OPP
posite 20 the usual tendency. AS Il
rule the motors absorb the greatest
share Of attention AT the opening.
Weakness in the motor stocks on
the New York exchange is believed
10 be an influencing factor in the
inactivity on the Detroit exchange.
Selling however compares fav-
orably with the record for the first
10 days OF 1916. The sales run
practically the same. Trading IN
January. 1916. did not begin 20
reach normal until the close OF the
month Commission houses believe
the same viii be true of this year
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

act is compulsory only The case of
public utilities. mircs being left out
of d two years ago after a Ions nat
lle in me house over their inclu-
sion
Rep Schmidt introduced a bill 70
extend the time OF tax payments
from Jan. TO Feb. Ct each year
lie introduced still, another as an
amendment TO the private forestry
law The latter eXcmpts from TAXA
ton private forestry preserves and
Tie new DIN would require that
where any timber Is 60 be cut from
these tax exempt lands. the town.
nip officers b. notified SO they can
estimate the value OF the umb,r 10
Le removed and charge license fee
Of i've per cent OF us total value.
Also the owner would have 20 plant
rev trees annually
Among the other bills was one by
Rep. Iemire o appropriate $4,000
10 repay the state for expenses at
Marquette and Ionia prisons. one re-
curing friction locks on wagons
hauling heavy load over improved
highways and providing fines OF IS
10 S2- for the tearing UP of roads
by heavy hauling one to allow rwo
or moro counties 60 cooperate iu
conducting tuberculosis sanatoiiums,
enc 90 repeal the mortgage tar law
and on" TO place a branch oactcrio
logical station az lsnpeming
The high cost oi living was 'jmed
al IN bill introduced BY Rep. Stew
enson OF Detroit This bill would
lake veal and baby lamh IRON the
tables of the epicLres and provide
little more leather milk and wool
IL is claimed The bill prohibit, ih,
killing OF bulls under two YEARS.
prohibits the killing OF COWS undei
tour years and prohibits the kill.nl
OF sheep under one year Of age.
Clerk Pierce announced 10 n,
house that he had appointed My'ei
r GRAY II Lansing, journal cierl
al the house. Frank y Fitzgerald
Of Grand Ledge, bill clerk; Pear
Gilbert OF Flint, financial clerk
Bcniamin r. Reed. of Saginaw
Flora Currie, Of Midland and Julii
l. Gaylort. Of Detroit proof read
ers Isabelle Van Eject, Of Flint
stenographer G.act j.. Chamberlain
Of Wayant assistant Journal clerk
Lucille NJ Lewis, OF Bangor. assist
ant bin clerk Earl w Hoffman, o
Shclby, clerks messenger. and TheC
dore Burdich. Of Lansing. proof room
messenger
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

~ ohIh"f" fft''' '@t INV
be seemed 10 regain possession Of
h. facnlt4
Maurice hc asked "how :
Frances frame is Ali keatme'4
grandchsl rhc alderman again be-
came meoa iou- and when ne fal
sea ap1ir for me la-t time me
EneN tso end wa nvar Tor ID was
then iha bis last Nots- words that
Told of Iris love for has children
passed his lips>
News is Shock IN City Hall.
News ~ Aid keatins's death
rame Use blow % hundreds OF pub
lie officials and ctAer friends OF the
alderman Last night he had mod
csily achieved an ambition which
he had cherished for many MOI this.
his ascen lion 20 the presiding chair
of the council brought from many
lips an of-rcpeatcd question:
Maurice. when are you gong 90
run for mayor" rhe aldermen S
answer had always been kindly
smile
Aid kcltne was IS years old He
was born in New York citv and " s
brought 10 Detroit when b. was
three years old Tie made his home
n this CITY continuously since that
time Despite The handicap of "a
crippled log hr made his way sue
ccssfulls thru life reared large
family. and nine times was elected
alderman oy the voters OF me
Fourth ward he had just entered
on his seventeenth year OF contnu-
ous service
He was a mcr.bcr Of The G. A. q.
A.. g. G. a.. no. !. t-,tholic order
90 Forester7, and tie Maccabces His
wife died two wears aeo The FOL
lowing children survive Mrs. Frank
Brdreyr. tiltru~o- titrticc j. jr.
Miss Glenn Jrce T and George
heating. an az Detroit James keat
ing is clerk in The state senate.
He was in Lansing at the time Of his
father death Two brothers. T. W
and James >. Kettins both OF be
troit alsp suiyiyp
Funeral arrangements have not
been conlnleted, hut it IS probable
that services viii be held i'm 81
Movsius church. where he had ion.
worshlppod Several member, OF
the council and otier CITY officials
captf a tho keatine home iumc
daifly after they learnad of The
alderman death
Mayor Marx callcl q special meet
ING of the council FOR THURSDAY noon.
to take action on PRECEDENT kcn
I ing's death.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Jan lo Tho british
government ~ NOT ptrmttna huc-
tuhtlon~ in wheat prices 90 su Get
their business Thrs Ara holdtng
wheat ana corn steady al what tnrt
consider proper pflcr 10 British
millors The wheat market was quiet
and r. lower 40 Tho Detroit open ue,
While foreign buying was lacking
early tn Tuesday session and was
gtNcn credit fof causing che decline.
~ ere WAS some aCtlN. export bus ing
ufaf closing time that gave fn, bulls
"a htUe hope Tor higher prtCer M EIDE
ncsdHN, but the opening WAS weak
and lower prices were quoted Tho
foreign business was probably only
an exchange az futures furmrrls
bought ana this took away tho huli-
iahnrsa The British comm sslon NJ
expected To come IN as purchaser
uu any important decline and This
gives bulls e lut ~ confidence AZ
tho same time II ts generally see
erit"d mat the high level ~ prices
cannot be sustained unless foreigner
purchase ami take away more wheat
than they have. recently been taking
III is reportcd almost every daF That
arrangements have hren completed
for more ships e.. remove the block
ad" ~ wheat that is causing So much
trouble az All eastern ports
The general feeling Ia wheat 8
blllish uu The supplt and demand
situation Everything indicates scare
~t in th' future aud cash Whe1t b
in active demand All the tiHc. doc
mestir mills competing with export
ers There ie sl~Q keen demand
Tor corn
Wheat had a ntue advance fol-
lowed hv big hrcgk when prircf
went 81 under TuesIas close Tho
,iuar Was az q inss Tor tlr dat ~ ac
corn dscifrtd D.. rve advanced lc.
cloYersecd lost Toe ana entR declined
eutsdnF's wNcpf qu0tatfanq.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit wholesale prices:
Crystal Dominoes. lib si06j, do.
- No.. Si065. Eagle tablets. s935. cut
loaf. $3.50. cubes, s. So. MIX now
dered 81 so. standard powdered.
$3.50 granuiatcd. extra coarse. S7.Se.
90. 6ne. IN bulk s715; 40 25-lh. cot
tons. s-g5 90 sfai Domino gran. .
III. and 5-lb. cartons. in cases, $3.50 !.
SIPS. Confectlpners a. $40 No. q,
S1l5. 40 3 81 TO- No. g. s7.n5; No :.
SOS. 30 10. $3.50. No. 4 Ss.75. No.
"a. 500. 40. 10 S6.7O. 40 ~. $40;
Mated sGgs per 700 lbs household
pow'd rs "a 20 case. So 05: do, "a
TO case sf05 per case
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
NEWS PIRACY
SUIT DELAYED

NEW YORK, Ian 10.=Thc news
Tiracy Injunction suit brought by
The Associated Press against Hearsts
International News Service was
postponed untn next Tuesday at the
request Of Hearst's Lawyers when
called M for areumcn, before judge
Hand in the federal district court
hero today.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
CHICAGO tTrtn M,RKET

CHICNGO. lon. 40 Butter tx.
trar. 3Sitc hrsts. 1u3f ifr. dairy
extras afnasttr hrsts. i2u 3a nc
Exgr Trime ordinary $50 $50 hrats
fefit1c. Cheese Twins. 81 N tilsr
Young Americas. go 70 lic. Live poul-
try Fowls i50iSc. ducks. faf i9r
goose. isafsc. springs. iSc turkeys
27c Potatoes Receipts. 20 snrs
W iHconsin and NinneHota. ~ 1fW 50
fancy wcat t2m2
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Owing TO fres hi ombargoes am!
congestion in their nrtroit terminal
the Pere Marquette's earnings TO-
ihe 10 DAYS ending Dec 81 were re-
dHced 90 decrease ~ s24,AS4 as
compared with a similar period IN
1915 The decrease in the freigh
revenue was S52.2S4 Passenect
traffic showed gain OF $4,000 For
the four weeks ending Dec 81 th
earnings showed an Increase ~
SllS.tG7 and from lulv I TO Fec.
81. an increase OF st396.7S5
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
rNIran srATrs anI-InN nIrnnr

WNgTf NgTO% IAN. Cotton
ginned from the 1915 cror M To- Ian
tutnird ~ 0ta 1e5 bales. the census
bureau announced today, against To-
Gie.l4s seur ago.
Round baica totaicd 1SS,0s2 against
f0a.ftk Re year axe,
Sea Island cotton totsled 1899.
against ss.933 a year ago.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

fnrk o. DHvi 20 ut lb2
Armc ifd 10 at tgM
first 4 old National Bank--is nj
1876
Prudden at toa, so at So
Paige Detrpit--l0 az COZ
REQ car N at 3sis
Kreage--i0 NJ ilM.
sales from y. m. To- %. m.
Wolverine Cement 100 az -
REQ Car $50 a. 49,, 10 AZ SRA. 10
at 37iE
charcoal ComnLon--5p at Sk
detroit Edison 5's. 1919 $4,000 ~
iOfi,
T. & To AZ aSs
Aalun ILh- - IA la.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

CLEVELAND Bank robbery? 80.
ri 9. T. The. complaint 10 tho 20.
lice said the value OF stolen prop
erty was s2,50o II WAS only five
bags OF red onions
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Local
STEEL ORDERS
SET new RECORD
Increase 1874 Tons During
the Month Of De-
cember

NEW YORK Jan To- Unified
orders on the books of the Y. $
steel Corporation reached another
new high record Dec 81. an in
crease OF 4SS,7i4 tons over the roo
ord set in November
The company's unified tonnage
report today showed i1,5iT2sG tons
untitled orders on the books Dec.
81, against ll.05S,5i2 on Nov. 80
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
rInn rnrI.I.n srncAs

Explosion of gasoline ignited q
rector truck belonging 90 ihe Res
more Tran fer company az Gruiioi
ana Boaufaitaves tuesday after
noon. causing daraRe estimated al
800 4 box car on the siding az
Dunn I'd and Joseph Campau-ayoe
was ienitcd hs hot box Damage
was slight
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
NrM Nnmh nI rrEn ANn EGGs

NAV YUNk. Inn Hufter
steady receipts. 6.ol0. creamery rx-
TIA. aqt-c. du. special market inn
A0tsr. state dairy tubs 3gT39c. imi-
tetiou crramcff nrata al n assn O..
Egea Firm. receipts. 2.S2J. nearby
white fancy hbWt1c, nearby mixed
fancy and frcsh hrstS. 50M 53c
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Score of Embryo Laws,
Three Amendments,
Before House
WOULD EXTEND
ABSENT VOTING
High Cost of Living is
Target of Two
Measures
81 "a. l.. CALN0N.

BY w. l.. CALNON.
(Sto8 covesDoadeR Eaitea PreSs)
lansing. Mich, Jan. !o.-rhe
zeal lawmaking grind OF the 1917
legislature started With rush Tues
day afternoon 4 total OF 20 en-
5ryonc Laws. in tic form of bills,
were introduced In the house and
senate. together Win three pro
posals % amend tle state constltu.
uon These formed about the only
business transacted il. the two
houses beyond be announcement Of
coH iaittees By Speaker Rice, and
GacL house was in session less Than
I'm hour The bills, however. fur
nef NE .enaie and house commit
tees with na teriaI 10 start work
1wQ- OF III proposed amendments
&c the constitution concern absent
voting The present law restricts
uch yotns 30 travelling statesmen
student md soldier away because
Of War insurrection or rebellion
~ 1. 49, ',u i, = :" '"' ."I , -,
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war, nsurrectiun OF rebellion in
-. 80. 80 49,. " $50 ~
- 49,, y. 49, =. !. & Z, ., !. -.
ndUod "a vote unda lr amendme Mt
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The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Apples 81 soN 30 per Dbl. for
chotce and $500 for rancy.
n"na"as Good shipping stock
ncnn, 6ried fimaa. ga no, NIB.
Cabbage 81 hbt new California,
cheese Michigan nats. 22pc. New
York. 2lc domestic swiss. ~ u33c'
imported swiss. a so. urick cream
Is nc Ions horns 2iAc; daisies zzA
cranbrrv,e--Ia Howes. 1880
$50 per hbl s. IS bn.
Dressed Calves - Fancy lNW lAci
No. i6pilc per a..
Fre-h t,gctmhic- Groom pepperA
Doc hNsk-t fadishes. 800 80 i't.f
DarsioV goa 2fc uoz., cuc4 nDers,
hot house. s1u425. carrots si25 per
nu P.n sprouts. 20H22c Ct.
celery. 25n3ac doz Florida toi
f.rs sl aH pei N-Nss kct crate ceui-
Gowef So per doz.
G-ape Fruli sou e.75 per crate.
Honcy faucv white. iogl7c; *
traced e0l4c ~
tho following prices for baled nay IA
car l"ts Z q i}rlfoli 10 ~
sl@59ttft Highly mivca. Slaa0 y
~ tNNnfnv Siedfl2, NO WiNeh,
sl3.5oN1I 81 wlyed. Siof' No.
I clover 1881 so, ryr straw. sh99
@1o what ana ont straw sSSp ~s
Lemons s. per box
zines ?: lnmsf u, per 100
.ais ng,nn,. s962lc. almonds.
40 2ar necans f5o il- psr %.
o-an.sc Navels $3.50 8.Ist Flor
fda -prq Nx
onion tt75 par ioo-n sock,
spau $40 nor bu
p"ta,oc> " hean car l1ts "
Stn p, ohi $3.50 per hu
per hu
ronitry Syringe ,ic lnht
srrirr f8l2fr fancy hens l9N 'e
u Inm neue f4fflhc $50 ArT
tt4fr. foostcrs l2Wtic. wcoec 2NFt
gfr aacke 19U 4ic. tWTk@Nf Ne
per ll Dressed spi uSs +p
'e fsv2te geese $50 20 An' 1872
$50 aar turktYs 2ffs fNe pes lo'
a bbits sl,atI- Er az
sweet potatpcs --efscys. kiln dried
JunBING PRICES
Canned Dsod- hEpics 49," 2 z pr
Fan Aa.nc ste0 i.t6. standard.
g. tAlic Uenta. - ~ l. Az rs
farcs etfly nne. ~ 80 = audara
pen 29H p City
slftOd early iuUe. $40 az ,--.
CcNee Santos stands "a &c;
Ia taic l1h pn kases. l9Q 22e,
Feed -lelltae prices loo-lh. sacks,
brar s2i 7ndnrd mlddl iHe~ tta
Flanr t.5arr prices Pet MI I
tont 5000 second p.'ent
trueht sala pare ye 81 500
patent. td5A 9ll u 'n na-
81 FsW ibsced. sto2 boiled I'm
SCI Slo3 sal in hare lots. ktro-
snc tr Tup narre's ae red crown
ID 30
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rhe annual earnings of the Ma
tonal Bank Of Commerce for 1916
were 2SGi on The capital stock.
nearly 6 per cent moro than for the
previous year
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
p..ro,t Rant CIenrings

Detroit l,ank clearinps for We'd
nosday NA'c fs241 o53 l6. Total
Clcarings for 1917 10 date are ST.
tg.6lc.5t, AS against F4S.949. e0S. Z
for the rt-----f--,fftl4ae iy@fA--+l-4l Ia AZ
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nvrrwn Nm EGGs

Butter Extra creamery. soc n;
creamery. drsts We dairy. eac III;
packing stock. BIC III
Fu~s- Fresh receiuts cases includ-
pG frets. a6c doz current receipts.
81 fi SOC doz Receipts Wednesday.
340 cases
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Thc foIIovlng nrms eve prlvIIesed

The following firms are privileged
10 execute orders on the Exchange;
W r. Moss & co. Carlyle 4 povah.
Geo NJ West A Co. Il. T. Maccrone
Co. H. W. Noble A. Co. - l.. Sey-
mour a Co. W ~ Mclaughlin. Mcr-
rili. Lynch a. Co. W. a. Iiamlin N
Co. VIM A. Nssr a Co. sinclair A.
couls. Emmett T.. Sprague VIM. H.
Rose Co. r. X. Pelton a. Co. Joel
Stockard n Co. Bennett. Smith n
Co, Lewis c. Gorton. W, r. Reilly
Co. Matthew Finn. a. ". Wallace
a fto
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NEM Nnnh rn1rnN MAnI,rr

Printing--the piain neat kind--thst
q riRhf--Iime- Job Dept.-NaIn ts2e.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Standard Oil Stocks

Quotations bs Hornblower & Weeks.
IAN. 10 Opening ilid ASS