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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-11
CLERGYMAN, rs, 10 WE'D
WIDOW IS YEARS OLD
rev. Vincent Nichols Gets Marriage
License Four Years After
Wife's Death

Inc tev. Vincent Nichols, seventy three
years old, 255 South Fifty-ffth strset. To-
gay took out license to wed Mrs Emma
Livezey, sixty-ive years old, 1901 Cott-
man street, Fox Chase. The Rev. Mr.. Mich
o,ss first wife died March 1, 1918, and
MRS. Livezey's first husband died about
four years ago. ~" :. = -
-, "A license was also granted today to Jay
Howard Patterson. forty.one years old a
lawyer, OF 2040 Chestnut street, AID Gabri-
ella Biddle Hopkins, thirty -four years old
OF 1873 Spruce street. This license was
issued before notary public and returned
to the Marriage License Bureau.
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Testing Tuning Folks

Testing tuning forks is new line of work
which the versatile United States Bureau of
Standards has taken up. A tuning fork for
use in ordnance tests has recently been
standardized for the War Department.. and
equipment has been secured for carrying
on such work regularly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-11
SUSPECTS DRIVEN AWAY

SELINSGROVE, IA, April II. - Soldiers
guarding the Pennsylvania Railroad
bridges over the Susquehanna River and
PENIS Creek here fired more than a dozen
shots before they succeeded In driving off
persons suspiciously approaching the
bridges. One man was coming down the
river in boat and the other carrying a
bundle was steadily coming toward an
abutment of the creel; bridge. Bloodstains
on the ground lead to the belief that one
suspect was shot.
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Go to Norristown to Wed

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, April 11.-william
Henry Greenfield, who gave his occupation
as writer. thirty-fve years old, this after.
noon procured a marriage license to marry
Alma Haberstroh telephone operator. TWEEN.
ty-four years old. Both reside at 1888
North. Sixteenth street, Philadelphia. They
started out to hunt preacher.
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Insurance Against Bombardment

ALBANY, April 1l.-Governor WhSmar
today signed the Towner bill authorizing in
surance companies to insure against loss
caused by bomparjment.
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The Furniture in the Home Reflects
the Taste g JUDGMENT of the Family

The taste and judgment, mark
you; not necessarily the financial
standing; for often the most artistic
home is the least costly, whereas the
most extensively furnished home
may be unharmonious and unimpres-
sive. The aim of this great Store is
to create the home beautiful. 1t
may be the beauty of simplicity or
of luxury, or perhaps judicious
comingling of both, but in any and
every case we strive to give the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-11

home lover those things which are
most desirable because they are most
suitable-the best as well as the
most for the least expenditure. This
we can do because we have here the
largest retail furniture store in the
United States and the largest and
most diversified stock; because we
are manufacturers as well as retail
ers, and have, for over generation,
devoted ourselves exclusively to the
lines Of furniture and furnishings.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
Births


J. suunsN. 3ie Nerrier. J. Kunh
SC burton r. Rub.l 1i3 Roptlle, D.
Burdzlnski. 9e5 Palmer H. s. Ber-
dynski 6se Harper T. Land Prov-
dence hospital , McCafertS, Provi-
dence hospital a. Cow, Providence
hospital. = Goene Providence hospi-
tai. -KapanowskA l11 Otis. ~
Stepanski 20 Kopernik. ~. Morse. 1-9
\ shland. ". Randolph. " oman's hos
pital. a. d; trimmer 1873 Porter =.
huffman. 1858 Third g. Baker. i12
Minnie. j " McMann. 1N pufncld
" kuhn. 52l Williams, CHARLES Nn-
nett. 1855 Twenty fourth T.. Ziem,
79l Lorraine g.. Brvk. 90 Frederick.
Piquala. 800 Lyman-pl ~ cher,
Woman 5 hospital; y. W. Farmer.
f0li Field q. powlan. no kultck
~ Bienick. So Hammond } Schlan.
2t33 Fort W; 4 Millor. tS4 81 Auhn.
j. Anderson. $50 Mitchell. r. Walter.
~ Cameron " purock. 1855. Mercier
W August. 80 Moran, = Riees 1862
Cameron G Bush 2sl Helen /. Gore
ski 96 DeN. j. Mannsiellt. ll05 Liver
nois. w J. Bryce 80 Rutternuf, -.
Arbogust. $50 Taylor H. Scharten
berg ST Mary's hospital o. Gagnior
l25 Eighteenth; u. l. Wilson 2tt
Commonw cath Mac'a ueriy
Providence hospital, A. Kostek. 933
Rivard.
GIRLS
A. Harris. Providence hospital, r.
Galloway. Providence hospital
Alexander. Providence hospital ''
Foster. Providence hospital. ~ Guy
er. Providence hospital. J. >aN. 1901
Michigan j Mloch 0S icrhcrt j.
Pisanski 1859 Proctor. NJ. Abraham
lS3 ORLEANS H. Nalrpka 2f3 Thirty
second. g - Fletcher loss III thor
n Klommcr 1876 Abhott g. Sweeney
25a Mt Vernon T.. & S"csing. 3lt
Kiray W A. Beirard. 500 S.. Grand
blvd ! Coo. $40 Second W. ~
Channer, Grace hospital y Sawa. 10
Grcuscl. r. Tahac2ynski POS Thirty
third : DENLY 81 TorrcN n Lind
hurst. 1862 Townsend 7 WnndploN
ski 2s6 Thirtv-drat Va Kos lnaki
1926 Tarnowi 4 Flarri, IroVidrnr
hospital. W Reinhardt. Sc Lycaste
r. pcTrycr $40 Solvay y. r l'a r-
rons. 80 Allcndale. " Flppen
Providence hospital f. Wnles, sr-
maritan hospital. J.. Katount 81 Gold
ncr VI smith lf56 Military, -
Gre gorek 1891 chopin. Benkot-
ski i07 Thirty -hfth q Alexander
Providence hospital b. s. More, -le
Calvert. y Lamp, lo1l 'Tl.Ii 49,.
SKI 1870 Finley q Legmao o. Long
worth ~. Rcch fa2 Field r. Nor
din. 362 Oakland. Is Martin, 1855
Baldwin. a " Eret2 So Nary.s hos
pitsl. q Cole 81 Mary hospital y
Cohen. 25l Medbmy ! Steiner l4'
Livingstone O. Kuhiac 200 strong
j L Park. $50 Montclair " O. Rri~n
SIS Tenuyson j Neuhacher, rs Lin
nee: l.. Foster. Providence hospital
J Kurtyka. 1920 Tarnow g.. Parker
ia Riopelle LcyandowslJ. i2t'
McDougan, r. RubeL SOS Supcrior
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
MANY HOLDERS
RUSH TO SELL
Bears Profit by the General
Nervousness and
Depression

NEW YORK. Aug 24-The New
York Evening suns financial review
Thursday said
Yesterdays selling was accel"r-
atcd IN toe hrst Lour OF toda, :
stock market by the liquidation ~
maiglned accounts. the encounter
lug 81 stop orders and the consisteH.
hammoring among bear traders. VII }
were nor backward I'm Selling upon
the general nervousness and depres-
sion
In The forenoon selling The turn
over Appropriated halfmillion
shares and losses ranged from ore
10 three points. The tobacco shares
and few individual rails like New
Haven. Missouri Pacific and Della.
ware a Hudson made some show OF
strength on short covering Cana
Gian PaO nc also was strong. hut
other rails were heavy After mid
day trading died down and prices
backed and Allied While the steel,
copper and war stocks made some
recovery they were still under con
siderable pressure. Bonds were
quiet and steady
business was light in the foreign
exchange market The general tone
vas easier. altho feature Was lack.
ms save Tor drop OF 80 points in
rates on Petrograd
"lt was stated today that the car
shortage on American lines has
been cut by more than halt since
fhp end Oc June
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
Deaths


Andrew J"rek. 1h"n" an0 w l,H"
20 years. gunWh - hralr' IohN N'
curio. 2l2 LafoN 80" Years sehll-
ify' Ntrc.HNo bosuitl'. -pn VI teams
vchr. bIoncho pncnmonla N%h'
Shhpick. thlldr'n = rec h"Sflt,
years. inquest pending. George liam
mond. aI1 tImwood, - years my"-
carditls. John Nell, 4ol Shenuan. .
months ,cholera tntantum; Mike NC,
elaine. Receiving hospital ABOUT ~
years brlghts disease. Iohn SWin.
AT l'llintt and 9. ~ * u a o'4 w, ~
years SunNh"t wounds mares '"" p
oil, hotelNlnE hospital An'hl "'
years. gunshot WOUNDS Ell" flliH.
20 B"auhien years g" Iclh, hiH
Muru%a INpuh. herman hlrtel nos
nital' about Ar"rs 'prla
hath"rNn nnhhm ~ none N"arL
ConNulslons Mary ~ 'rHn~"n. ID
Ferry W" 80 Years thF"hir my ''f
OUTS. Ausiin d 'olhre. lstt'l Niht
hospital about 70 Nears tract .Ir,I
skull Martin y 70 Is "Glnac. l'
Van lrNke. 20 ohys' cue eia man
tum tohert bhfns MUG
hospital months entern-co' li
ltohert Sleeth, bbl ltohns, ~ dafst
Iheodore Schwa tc1tkups' l'iA;
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
Marriage Licenses

william rhrct. ~ Detroit Myr-
tie Van Tassel. ~. Erie. Pa.
Henry Horn. e5. Detroit. Frances
Berherich %. Canada.
Joseph Kolicl. IS. Detroit; Annie
Stec. o. same.
Gust Toskatos: %. Detroit Regina
Henry W. Radtke. IS Detroit; Min
ME Klatt, II. same
Antoie Merany. q. Detroit Laura
Carr. q, same.
Morris Goldstoin. 20. Detroit. Anna
T.. Lawson. "a, same.
Herbert r Quinlsn. 80. Detroit.
Nora y Dwyer. 2b. same.
Wilfrcd A. Hodge. q. Detroit
John panoska. 26. Detroit Wande
Misczynsk %. same.
Joseph WaslarcZy q, Detroit
Mary Mikolajczyk 20 same
Linus W William, .. Detroit
kathleen y. Murphy, :. same.
Adam pzifzNc. 81. Detroit, Pauline
KulaSa. 49, same
William H. Freytaz. ~, Napoleon,
O.. Dora Becker. 26. same.
Neil T. Root. 81. Detroit Grace
Edmund j. carr. % Detroit. Erall
&. Pack. 2G. same.
Peter Almashan. SO. Detroit; Mar
tina Foster. 49, same
Otto " SeRer. Is Detroit BERTHA
Muscl 81 cleveland
otto g. ! Rohn a. Detroit, L0r-
eta G I.uckhard. - same.
stephen Bielski. e.. Detroit. stella
Skrobocinska. a. same
stephen CuCtlnick. p. Detroit,
Amelia kefurt j.. same.
clarence " Olmstead %, Detroit;
Teresa Welltz p. same
Edgar e. Banhille, %. Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Aug 23-oats were
steady aud In good demand IN tho
early trading. huIthere was nothing
doing in wheat and mo- change In
prices Corn was wanted and the
price was bid up So.
Wheat had slightly easier feel
ing i'm the carly trading m Chicago,
while Detroit was quiet and uIr-
changed. Receipts here are not large
and tho mills take care Of the Offer
inEs. altho demand is not active.
Flour buying is Of halting charac-
tcf. but there ls small incrcaS" ana
millfrs do not expect much increase
until food control matters have been
settled There TIRE indications mat
mills viii have rush OF business
az soon as bakers know what the
Hour price d. 10 bt. Farmers are not
rushing their wheat 10 market
Dcman FOR oats was active and a
fair early trade was done ~ un-
changed prices Receipts continue
liberal demand for corn was IN
evidence again after several DAYS OF
inactivity Offerings were not large
and there was prompt recovery IN
price The general tone In corn Is
considered EASY owing 10 improve
mrut IN tho southwestern weather.
short time ago Observers were re-
ducing Their estimate 10 the crop, but
they are now charging IL again and
u heavy supply d. expected. Tho de-
cline VA oats has been met by an &C
tive demand and dealers think the
price low enough for the present.
Wheat was dull and unchanged all
day.
Corn advanced Be and rye &C. The
seeds were unchanged.
Thursdays wheat quotatiOns-Cash
No. red. s215; september opened
without change al sos and ruled
steady. No. I white. t2i0
Thursday grain quotations-corn,
Cash No - SlSf. 40. yellow, 81 So
bid. No. yellow. 81 S.
oats standard. Toe for old and Soc
FOR new. No white. 69c FOR old and
Soc for new No ( white. CSC, FOR old
rye Cash No ?. 1913; septembe
Beans- immediate and prompt ship.
Incnt s. 80. October. $3.50
seeds Prime red clover. St2. Oc-
tober. S13; alsike. $3.50, timothy
$500
Receipts in tho Detroit market on
rlui sday Included 1000 hbls 81 -four
oats and I ~ rye Shipments we're
ful0 bbls ~ four Stocks are 1ot0o0
hu ~ wheat. 5 GOO hI ~ corn, - 600
bu ~ oats and OO0 bu ~ ryc.
Receipts 40 wheat Thursday lu-
luth. nothing. against - cars q year
ago Miuneapolts. COZ cars against
i1H VIM peg, $50 cara against 900
chicago. li6 ears. aga ins el3e- south
west. $4,000 hu. against 62s.000 hu
Exports ~ wheat and flour Thurs
iaN $4,000 hu-
PRIMARY wheat receipts were 700
600 hu. against .52i oo1 hu year
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
Standard Oil Stocks

Quotations hy Hprnblowcr A Wccks.
Aug 23.-Close bad Asked
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
Livestock
MIcnIGAN CENTRAL sTocky ARDS

MICHIGAN CENTRAL SToCkN ARDS
DETROIT. Aug 13--cattle. Ma
ket steady al Tuesday close. best
heavy steers. St0ulO.50. best handy
weight butcher steers, 81 0ff 300
handy light butchers. s7WN, light
butchers. S6.50uI best COWS. $500
40, butcher cows. SG.500f 3. common
cows. S5.5OH6 Gamers sioOft b 20
best heavy tulls. S7.50Ns; bologna
butts S. 80 n stock bulls. 5000 NJ
feeders. Sat1NS $50. stockers, $50
80, mixers and springers. $i0p 80
Veal calves Market steady best
grades. Sl5.5hd1s others ssp 3
sheep and lambs Market slow best
lambs. Si5.16 fair lambs. {l4n / I on.
light 20 common irmhs. Sll "A -. fair
10 good sheep s. aAAS.25 culls and
common. S507. Hogs Market steady
pigs, sl5.5Om15.l5 mixed grades.
SigMfSs1
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

NJ standard makes gun rnnteed.
Write Cor handsome illustrated cata<
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
CHICAGO BuT-rEn w,RKEr

CHICAGO Aug a. nutter. FIX
tras. toe nrats 40bc. dairy extras
SSfs p l0c hrsts 7TI7 Sc Eggs
Prime ordinary. 2f d3fc. frsts. 35is n
ff l-r tr,oge Twins 11t. n 22t4C'
rpnul Americas 22H27hv. Live
pouiffv Towle 1870 22is, ducks n
NJ Toe. geese. fffi fNr. srriugs %
24c turkeys. ISc Potatoes: Re-
ccipts, ~ cars. Wisconsin. tli5Q
1 co. Minnesota. 81 asa 40. Jerseys
$40 a. Las. Long Islands. ti.40d1.f
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
nELr wANrEp-Fru,Lr/
GOOp POSITIONS
AT Good Salaries

We can place capable young
women in desirable positions.
You draw good pay while
taking a course in our Oper-
ators' Training Department
and learn q business that
means more money and steady
advancement.
No slack seasons. Steady
work the year round under
very pleasant surroundings.
Benefits too numerous to
mention.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John X. street, between 9
a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

ITTTI -AIfN- Wy - fFV0nTUE =
Nl,st Sept' mber unquotcd Corn
December down t.c May. down a
oats ptemhCr up tsc December.
up 40 MAY. down - Provisions,
Lower
Noon Wheat. co-.cn her up 1c
opened AZ 50 H5 Corn December up
- May az sc oats september
up }sct Ic.smher unchanged May
"A Provisions Irregular.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
EAST nIFFIIo LIVE STOCK

EAST BUFFALO. \. Z, Aug. 20
Cattle Receipts, $50; market slow
steady. prime steers sl325m 4
butcher grades s7n122J, COWS, 81 81
a as Calves Receipts So market
slow. steady Gull 10 choice. IS q .
sheep and lambs: Receipts. zoo
market active, lambs Toe higher
choice lambs. Si5.25 q $50. Gull g
fair. Si0Q l5c, yearlings 500 lS. 90
sheep. s5Ii Hogs. Receipts, 500
market slow. 50Q 75c lower. workers
t1S.50n pigs SIS 60Qis So mixed
slaqia25. heavy. N9d1s.25: roughs
fl7d 1880. stays. sl4mi4.b0.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
CHICAGO LIVE sTocK MARKET

CFIICAGO, Aug 23--Butter. EN-
tras, iic. arsts. ilAc; dairy extras.
ordinary 3im3ic. hrsts. 55b Q3e = G.
cheese Twins. 22La n 23c young Am
ericas. 24iz q Csc Live poultry
Fowls '9G 23c. ducks. l7m19c.
geese. ismlSc; springs. - etc. tur-
KEYS, lSc. Potatoes. Receipts. Is
cars. Michigan L. l. and Maryland.
si.f0nl45 Wisconsin, Sll5dl 20
Minnesota. Si250isO
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
HANKS and Trust Comprpt-.

., r~errtc orders or the exchange:
~ r Moss n Co. Carlyle & Povsh.;
Geo " Yves. a Co.. r. 70 Macorons
Co. ~. ". Noble n Co. y. l. Sey-
mour & Co, w. n McLaueAl!n Nor
riii. Lynch b Co. w. A. Hanlin A Co.
WIN A Neer a Co. Sinclair a couls
Wendell. Mulkcy q CO. VIM. IL Ross
Co. F. X. Pelton a Co, Joel stock
ard A. Co. Benn.:t, smith q CO. w
wallace 4 CO. Lewis q. Gorton. Bel
den Woodruff & Co, Besnor. Cramef
q Mushl Dodd, Martin A. Co. 0'Har&
FCrris- e. Co webb. IL. a 20.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

a e-FAMlIN FLAT ON springweils-
nNa. rooms and bath i'm each
0at Price 81 500 Terms, $500
down. $40 month
I-rOom cottage on ~pringwe us
ave price &3@O0 Terms $500
down. SIS mouth
Six now strictly modern bungalows.
cobalt ranging in price from
s3.SSn % So coo. Terms 5000 down
and per cent "a month 60 include
interest.
Six-room modern house on Spring
wcIls-ave price s2.50o. Terms,
S220c and sl2 month and IN
teresf
Fivc-Topm modcln bungalow, on
f.awnda Price ~ 700 Terms.
$500 down and viii take an au-
tomonilo 300 part payment
Six room strictly modern mouse.
Price $3.50. forms $3.50 down
and $50 "A month 20 include inter
est
Two new modern aats FOR rent We
VIII build YOU neW modern home
for "a smaN payment down spring
wells Realty co... f3s Srrinewells-
ave Phone Cedar 2225
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
cI.ryEI.ANDIIvr srocK

CLEVELAND. Aux % Hogs. Re
ceiptS. 800. market dun. SOC q 81
lower. workers.. $3.50, mixed tls.75.
mediums. Sle. pigs SIG, roughs.
tlG55. stays. s1&.75. Cattle Receipts,
500 market weak sheep ana lambs
Receipts q cars. market strong. top.
$3.50 calves: Receipts. $50, 25c
higher. top. SIS
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
Dctroi, nnnk Clearing.

Detroit bank clcarings for Aug. -
1917. were S7.426.i5N-s2 rotal clear q
bbg37. as against Sl.33-,4I1 S5s.0I for
tho corresponding period In 1915.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
TOIEDO LIVE sTOCk

TOLEDO Aug % -flogs Receipts
light market lower heavies, sl9-2b,
mediums. Sla16M1925. workers.. s16N
r. good pigs, slGNl 625 Calves Mar
ket steady sheep and lambs Market
stoadN
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

demand continues good. the market
readily responds. Price changes 9TH
erwise include "A small decline in pc
tatocs. SC drop in linseed oil prices
and n small decline IN parts ~ fNv
mill feed list Red raspherries are
done. An occasional small shipment
T. received. but these are so irregu-
lar and tho fruit In such poor CON
able.
Apples Harvest. se5oas per Dbl
BrnaDas - Good shipping STOCK.
Az Gsc 10
BeFns Dried Llmas. Tic ID.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $40 10
Pears Bartletts. s. 5oT3.75 bu.
California Frsits Peaches. $50;
pluins, s2.0O per boz.
Cherries Sour. sag 80 bu,
I dressed. l9u zoe choice. 1sa19c;
Fresh Vegetables Bcsts. $3.50 bu.,
turnips Sl.50 su. radishes. soc per
Il-quart basket celery 15G 2Oc doz. (;
carrots sl50 hu, cauiifoYcr. 81 so
bu.; home grown wax beans s. so
blu; green beans. $2.25 bu.; green
onions, roc doz.. green corn. s. sack.
Honey-New Fancy white. l3c per
uoy Detroit ahippe-s are paving
tee following prices for baied hay in
ca fOiNt g. u LffIFt u NC. ' illNO~
my. {lo50aif standard t.nothy.
$3.50 q Is; light mixed. So 5Dq G.;
NJ. timothy. Sl450YI5; 40. mis- 81.
n4se 100 No mixed. xl6u II, 10.
/ cloN,r fl3W - so. rye ~ttaW, $40 %
al; wheat and cat straw, Ss.5odi0
per ton
Lemons-se per box
iimes-Fi; log I. rs Del. 100.
Melons kyfords S2.15 %. wa
termo Ions, iom soc each little gems,
700 basket. fats zoe.
Nu' "ainuts 2o@2iC; almonds.
1890 p SssTt' isglss ~ hr"1 aa;
walnuts. 5Sc. pecans. SOC 10; peaauts.
roasted. fancy lie, Jumbo. i2c H.
Oranges olencias. $4,000 itS per
Onlons--Horne grown. 81 30 per bu.,
spanish 81 30 per crate.
Cnbbnges $50 per bbl.
Lettucc-Head. S2.75G3 per case;
Potatoc. Southern white. si.75 per
renches Elhcrtas s325 bu
Poultry BronerF. pa use. lcht
weights - q 25c 30 ! hens 24@ Csc;
light weights 81 N zee roostcrs. sra
lsc, ducks. n n &c, geese. 8 "a lic ID.
JOnBING PRICES.
Canned goods - Apples, - per
fancy Maine. 2. STANDARD. $3.50; peas.
fancy early June. s.. rs m $50. almon,
tall. $3.50 marrowfat peas, 81 to-
matoos, standard, S2.25 for alb. bas-
ket
Coffee Santos. standard IsqIsc;
medium, 1sq zoe, fAsvy. 20 a 22c. Rio.
i II. , in asa a s RVG "a ''a11''
standard middings. $50 fine mid
dlings. $50. cracked corn. $74.5O,
coarse cornmeal. S73. corn ana oat
chop. $50 per ton.
Flour-Best winter patent. ti250;
second patent. sl220: straight. SIG:
spring patent. s14S0. rye hour. t12
pSr Dbl OF 1876 lbs. In eighth paper
sacks.
oIi.-Linsced oil. raw. tI25. boiled
81 IS gal Kerosene, iron barrels
&c. gasoline. 20t.c gai.
ProvisIons-Mess pork $40. fam
lily pork. s43 d44; clear pork. s42d4t;
hams, 25is V26l1c bacon. 20 y n35c;
picnic hams 2ia21ibc shoulders
22Hc briskets. 25 y u &c; lard 24h
a. 2atrc. 10
HIdes-No. cured hides. 22c. No.
I green hides. 1sc: No. 1 cured bulls
lbc No. / green bulls lac: No. I
curcad veals kip. 26c No. ] green veal
kip, zoe, No. cured murrain. 22c;
No. green murrain 2oc; No.
cured calf 35c, 80. ! green calf, $50;
hides. IS No. ! tallow, i4c; No. 2
tallow. i3c 10: No. ! hides. ic on; .
No. kip and calf l tsc OF sheep
skins Gas 10 amount wooD. 20cnsi.5 so.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
INV YORK puTrrn .vp Ecc.

NEW YORK Aug -. Butter
Firm r~ccipts. 1915. creamery extra.
'e1sc. d. special market f2N NC
state dairy tubs. Bar n i7c. imita-
ffon creamery hrsts. S7n37i%c Eggs.
Firm: receipts. 15.27S nearby white
fancy 54d sec. nearby MIXED fancy.
$50 lsc. fresh nrsts. 39ntlc.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
cum COPPER STOCKS
nI1TER ANn EGGs

nj TIER ND Eggs
Butter Fresh creamery extras
frm ~ t0c. nrsts at 3Si4c per IN.
Eggs Fresh Michigan hrsts. Sod
&c per dor Market hrm.
PrintinR-ths plain nent kind--thnt
ts rtnht-Times Job Dept.--Maiu 4S2O.
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Sugar Market

sugars Detroit wholesale prices.
Crystal dominOeS 2-lb, sf3; do. g.
ID. s13. eagle tablets. tii70 cut
loaf. tllib. cubes. si0.{5. NxNK pow
dercd. 80 standard powdered, g. 95.
graduated. extra coarse. sg65. DO.
fine. in bulk. $3.50. DO. 25-lb. cottons.
1910. crystal domino gran, 2-lb md
5-lb. cartons. In cases $3.50 crystal
domino gran. M cases $40 diamond
4. $3.50 No 2 SAT- No s. $40.
No Z. ia35. No 5. 1880, No 2. 80 rs.
No 10. 50 20. No IL. ie.i5, No. ~.
$40. No. 49, 81 o.. No. -. t905. No.
Is s9.0h non-cnking mixture. $40 so
beet graduated. $40 per cwt.
household powd.. Ia. IS 10 case. IS. 35
per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

ron sA.E-lIls, ELLANEors
Ling's Latest List
of t'DriVht Piano BARGAINS

Of Upright Piano Bargains
Buy one now. while prices are low.
on easy terms and increase tho
enjoyment Of your home life.
Arlington sweet tone s12s
Chase Bros. entirely overhaul
ed ......-... ..,............... 10
Crown COCO. r. Bent COZ con-
j. and u 3 Fischer. in ans con. go
ditlon .-.-..+. -....... .......s. l9O
}. aud G.. Fischer. entirely new
sample ...+............ Sz0
1iainos Bros. bargain $500. las
IIielnemr,an. just like new. $50
Kracht. poor tone ........... as
Krakauor. traded FOR player. 325
Ncfhall, black case. ......... 10
Milton. 2 dandy ..-.,-......... 220
Neyans- WAGNER. poor .. rs
Newby 4 Evans cannot be told
rom new ,.-..''t'. ..-.-.... go
Paragon. handsome case. poor
Regal returned rental ~... $50
Ropelt & Sons. ca~c rehnished les
schiller sweet mellow tome. 100
schiller Bachmann. mahogany.
colonial case .............. 1919
Sterling, IN fine condition. ... 22s
Nose in Nne condition. ..... 2t0
Weser Bros, returned rental zz5
SSNOTF PLANER-PIANO
BARGAINS
Columbus ................... $3.50
Jacob Doll .........,,...... z2S
llHhuN -.t-.-s. -..s..-.... ......-.. $40
schiller ............... 425
Ncwby 3 Evans. .. .......... 5ss
knahe grand plano, $50
others up too. .............. 500
All standard makes guaranteed.
Write Cor handsome illustrated cata<
log free
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, RIsNr-moUsE SEES
no Rn rI--avoMs.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
10 nENI-FLkI> * APARTMENTS
MODERN GROOM Flat

s hcau1fu home modern in every
respect. brick veneer electric
lights. gas range IN Kitchen; rem
sonahlo rent 20 rood tenant 9o6
prcNcl-ave Apply Detroit store
Fixture CO.. - 80 Catherine.
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ron stIr-HF>,urNcE PROPERTY

Printiag--thc plain neat Lind--thnt
IL rtght-TImcs Job Dcpt.--Mnin 1870.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
New York Stocks

Furnished by Hornblower q weeks.
August % open Hish Low cloos.e
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FoR sALE-nEsDENcr rnorasrv

A NEW GROOM HOusE-All osk
hoors and finish. on Len0re-tve..
1fnr w. Jefferson. Price f1bo3..
Terms 500 down. SO a month
new a-room modern bungalow on
losephinf-sti one block from W.
Jefferson. Price S1.g00 Termz.
5000 down. $50 month 10 IN
cludc Interest
A new 7-room modern bungalow. All
oak floors and finish Prize $3.50.
Terms $3.50 down and $50 a month";.
A new a-room modern BUNGALOW. on
oak-st All OAK noofa and hnish.
only $4,000. Terms $500 down. s3f
month 60 include interest
We VIII build you a home for mall
payment down. SrrinEwciis Realty
Co. fys sprlngwells-ave. Phone
Cedar 1asa
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nEIr wANrLI.-mAL.

DEN.f-T RrvfFore0 utg guaran-
toeG SALARY and 25E commission;
Lood Urs Apuly al once. Utopia
Dentists, IS Michigan. Main ass.