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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-06-21
Childress-CIyde

! Among one of the most notable events
which has occurred in the Keowee sec
tion recently, and one whose interest
reaches beyond local limits, was the
beautiful home wedding of Miss Bertha
Lila Childress and Rev. w. Edgar
Clyde, which was solemnized June at
the home Of the brides parents in the
presence of few friends of the bride,
bridegroom and their immediate rel
atives. The home was tastefully deco
rated, the color scheme of green and
! white being carried out. Promptly at
1.30 o'clock, to the sweet strains Of
ludovic's wedding march, played by
Miss Jessie Alexander, the parson en-
/ tered the room, followed by the bride
and bridegroom. Then came the bridal
party, consisting Of Mr.. Ralph Gilstrap
acting as best man, with Miss HIKE
Alexander az maid of honor, MIR. Ray
Childress and Miss Bessie Alexander.
Then came the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. Fulton S, Childress,
brother Of the bride, in very beautiful
and impressive manner.
Miss Childress' exquisite bridal gown
was of white silk chiffon over pink satin
with white silk gloves to match, and
her maid Of honor wore beautiful dress
of corn-colcred taffeta silk.
Immediately after the ceremony the
guests were invited into the dining hall,
where bountiful repast was served in
three courses.
Mr.. Clyde is the second son of Mr..
and Mrs Tom Clyde Of Greenville, II
young man Of sterling character, a min
lister of the gospel, and his influence in
the various activities of his spiritual and
educational work is widely felt He is
a student of Furman University and
will begin his third year in that institu-
ton in September
Mrs. Clyde, as Miss Childress, is the
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
f. ChildresB and a young lady of a
]ovable disposition and many capabili-
ties. She was member Of the 1916
graduating class of the CIVIC. and has
taught school since her graduation.
The popularity Of the couple was
shown by the number of valuable and
useful presents received. After their
honeymoon to the southern part of the
state Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde will be at
home to their many friends in Green
vile, s. c.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-06-21
Garrett-Stancel

Married, at the home of the brides
parents, near Six Mile, on Sunday, June
10, at II o'clock a. m., Miss Pearle Gar
rett and Rev. jackson Stancel. The
groom is u son Of Mr., and Mrs. Stancel
Of near Easley and is preacher of abil-
ity and has future Of bright promise.
Tha bride is charming young lady, a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Garrett.
Rev. G. b. Atkinson performed the GER
emony. The young couple will make
their home near Easley. They have the
good wishes of many friends.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-06-21
Federal Court Will
Be Held in Pickens

A special term of Federal court will
be held in Pickens, beginning August 6,
for the purpose Of settling litigation
proceedings in connection with the con-
tiscation by the United States of noun
tain lands in Oconee county for forest
reserve. This will be the first term Of
Federal court ever held here and the
people are naturally quite interested in
it. Judge Joseph T. johnson will pre-
side and full panel of petit jurors has
been drawn. There will be no grand
jury and only civil cases will be tried.
We understand that Col. G.. T.. Cure
ton is mainly responsible for Pickens
getting the special term, showing the
officials that we have the finest climate
in the state, the coolest court house,
good people and other facilities neces-
sary to make the sojourn of court at
taches, witnesses, etc., here most
pleasant one during August. 1t is not
known how long the court will be in
session
The following petit jurors have been
drawn to serve at this special term Of
court:
c. E. Harper, Honea Path.
Alonzo Bedenbaugh, Prosperity
w. Il. Freeman, Pickens RED. No.2.
Prue Hickman, Starr
j. I. LOFTS, Taylor, RED. No. 2.
Ben Stockham, Prosperity.
w. T. Henderson, Greenville
Hovey G. Barton, Tigervillc.
l.. H. Payne, Anderson.
}. D. Glass, Edgemoor.
Clyde Green, Belton.
l.. McFadden, Fort Lawn.
}. Wells. Whitestone.
}. T. Collins, Chester.
A. S. FAINT, Belton.
S. V. Aycock, Sharon, RED. No. 2.
J. N. McGill, Hickory Grove.
j. c. Boggs, Liberty.
c. P. Singley, Prosperity.
w. l.. Stewart, Wexford.
Homer Groce, Wexford, RED.
w. f Henderson, Verdry.
w. A. Haas, Gatfney.
John V. Watts, Laurens, r. F.. D.
NJ. w. Wilson, Whitmire, RED.
Dero Barton, Tigerville, Il. Ed.
r. l.. Tapp, Greer, RED. No. 2.
Dave Reece. Greer, RID. No. 3.
p. c. Mitchell, Saluda, RID.
p. NJ. Pitts, Reno.
M. w. Brown, Pacolet.
J. T. Foster, Whitestone.
J. w. White, Chester, RED. No. 3.
D. S. Taylor, Anderson
j. M. Sloan, Pacolet
John A. Austin, Anderson.
+. Loyden Brooks. Ninety-SiN.
j. F. Williams, Rock Hill.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-06-21
Pickens Produce Market

Rev. John r. Mann will preach the
fourth Sunday in June at the following
churches: Concord at II O'Clock; Six
Mile at 8 p. m., and at Praters at ~.
m. Prof. r. M. Bolding will also be
present at each meeting and lead the
singing. All singers are especially in.
vited to attend and bring their books.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-06-21

II it's ,Oxfords you need, see our line
at same prices as last season, large
& stock. Tor children and Misses from 81 90
TO %. 6o, Queen Quality & ZeigIer for
ladies from $500 to $3.50, Walk. Over
for men from $3.50 to $500. Folper
Thornley, g. Co.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-06-21
At Golden Creek Church

There will be memorial service held
at Golden Creek Church the fourth Sun
day, June "a. Rev. r.. +. Nelson will
preach at II O'Clock and the afternoon
will be devoted to song service. The
public is cordially invited to att-/'&E'. N,
service. Bring songbooks and .
baskets
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
STOCK MARKET
OPENS DULL
Short Session Is Dullest Re-
ported This
Summer

NEW YORK. Aug. 20.-The New
York Evening suns financial review
Saturday said:
To-Day short session OF the
stock market was quite the dullesr
and most perfunctory AFFAIR OF the
summer 10 date. even for Satur-
DAY session The attendance on the
floor OF the exchange was light
Trading Was narrow and the course
of prices presented little change.
The industrial and railroad lists
alike moved on both sides OF the
Friday closing level within small
fractional limits. and such transac-
tons as there were were clearly OF
professional inspiration The only
outstanding feature was recovery OF
nearly three points in Delaware q
Hudson after IL had touched a new
low level an l02 "a
Il here was no change OF import
ance IN the late trading Bonds
were slightly moro active ana
teady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Aug. is-Continued IA
vorsblc growing weather and lower
cash corn due to thu. disposition or
the south 20 ship corn early touag
sent corn futures down from 'sc 10
&C below yesterday close.
December corn opened at H.l2 be
ing down nc and closed on - Z.
May opened &C lower and declined
2Nsc at m opening OF s,os. s.ptedmn
Der wheat opened &c up at sZ'o-~
and sold on 4. at the close.
oats were down in sympathy Win
corn. September declined NC AT
537sc and closed iAc lower; Decem-
Der opened at $50, being down ~
&c lower at 51ts and closed G
down. Provisions were lower despite
a strong and higher hog market
DETROIT Aug. ls.--Close-The
market started with a lively trade
IN new oats and "A sharp decline
standard closed Friday at zoe ana
were offered at the start Saturday at
soc Some sales were made at sc
and later at 63c In the meantime
old standard oats were quoted AT soc.
There Is splendid crop of oats ana
tho grain has been harvested under
favorable conditions. hut the bear
ishness Of this Is largely balanced by
the heavy export demand and great :
~ depleted stocks at all points OF
accumulation.
Wheat was inactive: millers were
md iferent about taking car lots No
-four market Mills are running fun
time but sales have not been large
FOR the last half OF the week and
there Is much uncertainty in mo
trade. Activity Is not expected pend
ing "a settlement OF the food question
by Hoover. Until then millers expect
simply hand-to-hand buying Job
bers and tho larger brokers arc not
anticipating their wants
harvesting and threshing reports
are sustaining earlier estimates Of a
heavy crop II wheat and oats. while
the corn crop II reaching maturity
under faVora bio conditions. These
circumstances make Tor bcarish
feeling among dealers, but uncertain
~ g. 70 the method 70 be adopted IN
handling the crop holds back acti-
vity.
Wheat was duh and closed without
change.
Saturday, wheat quotations: Cash
NJ. red. sc15. September opened
saturdays coarse grain quota
tons corn, cash No. 2. sl.ss asked !;
10; yellow. sls7 No. 4 yellow,
and sac Tor new. No. 2 white. 19c
FOR old and Sc FOR new: No. 4 white,
zoe for old and Sic for new. Rye.
CAST No 2. si75. september. 81 20.
Beans. Immediate and prompt ship
mont. $50. October. $3.50 Seeds
Prime red clover, Sll.S0 October
$3.50 alsike. t1l.50. timothy. $500.
Primary wheat receipts we're L.
2Ss00 bu. against 100000 bu year
ago.
Exports Or wheat and -four satur-
day. $4,000 bu.
Receipts OF wheat Saturday: Win
nipeg Isl cars against 26S year
ago Chicago. - cars. against 1871 ,
southwest. 397 900 bu. against $4,000
bu
Flour receipts Saturday were 900
bbls and shipments the same.
vs. heat receipts were 10 cars stocks
are 100000 bu. aSainst zoo 600 bu a
wear ago
Coarse grain rcceipts We're cars
of corn and Is 81 oats. Stocks are
+ coo hu ~ corn 5000 bu Of oats
and 5000 bu 81 rye.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
DIET OFT TIM E S
Marriage Licenses

Clements kleizinsky %. Detroit
ofelia MarchlnkowskL U.s. same.
AleN PETE. 81. Detroit Caroline
kulig. IS same
Byron Powen. 2s. Detroit; Lucille
Mflilton. IS. same.
Frank Criville. q. Detroit Mary
lowell 22 same.
Mark H. curtis. %. Detroit. Anna
N iuensche. 90. same.
William O. Dee 20. Detroit, Rea-
trice IS. Watson. %. same.
Louis Eickmeun ne Detroit I'm
ma buckholz. 10. same.
r. Marco HRckett % Detroit ca
roline " Brown %. same.
lSiuis u. Belts. 20. Detroit Annie
VI ingram. s. same.
instave A. Meyer, ~, Detroit, Lena
AcnZa %. same.
'ass Clincher. 20, Detroit Jean
'zarkowske. -, same.
Harold III. Corson. 81. Birmingham
Gertrude NJ Hurley, 81. Detroit
Claus W. Johnson. 81, Detroit, Jo-
hanna VI. Sternberg. 2S. same
Frank Kuhn. SO. Detroit Gertrude
John ziam6er. %. Detroit; Frances
kaDIuska. -. same.
Daniel j Murnane. Jr.. "a, Chicago
Beatrice White. 20, same.
steve Basta. %. Detroit, Nlktorya
Fred Labadie. "a. River Rouge;
Emma LaFournier rs. same.
Thurlcy NJ. Rundel. 26, Birming
ham Ida p. Maimberg. 20. same
Neil a Fleming, "a, Detroit; Elsie
| T.. Long. a. same.
hseniamin T Farrell, %. Detroit,
Annie L. simpson, %. same
RAYMOND l.. Templin, %, Detroit
Vera Adams. 81 same.
steve Chlrich. g, Detroit; Eva Kit
| % same
George Masser. az. Detroit; Martha
Gablowski. 2. same,
Alex Pawaiba. 30 Detroit; Jessie
Green. 2b same.
William Larack a. Pittsburgh
| Pm Lillian 4 Fulton. 20. same.
Harry Travis %. Detroit. Belle
Louis. 22 same.
Jacob Osborn. 81. Detroit. Massie
| Anderson. 81. same.
Louis Loup. 81. Detroit Eva Sor-
diuun. s. same
Ada weitz. ~. Detroit Vera Holl-
dernes g. same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
Deaths

Fred John Todd. 81 Fifteenth. s.
years. inquest pending otto Wlnslow
Receiving hospital about &c years
lober pneumonia Lawrence Cheatme
Children's Free hospital months
neo-colitis. Lettia Lusk Gaskill. l0i
Montcalw f. ~ wears. cirrhosis ~
liver Anna T. Burke. 500 Fisher. SC
years senilify MARY schema nsky
725 AleNAndriue r. So wears. mites
tinal ohstructions Gustavc Walk. lqf
Heidelberg 30 wears inquest pending
Carl " kanarskN, lot No %. O'clock
subdivision, months chronic fndi-
gestion Edward Noigt h6t Cooper
p years pulmonary tuberculosis
Sara Engelmsn 2006 Oakland
months hroncho pneumonia. John
sclerosis, Mary Cyekaciz as Kirby i
wears. cerebro spinal meningitis
Edith MAY Taylor a2s Garfield.
year. enteritis. Lorraine Thornton 90
Division. 20 years pulmonary tuber-
culosis Nix koka Receiving hospi-
tai years fractured skul Role
slaw Suchorki 7e3 Twenty third. 30
months. cholera infantum Rla SO
Huck. eos Robins. - years navocardi r.
it's Adolph r Rleckschmidt 81
Mary's hospital So wears stranRulat-
cd hernia Edward O'Rrieu. Grace
Cecilia Mclaughlin So Tavton. 20
years porniciuus ancmla Thomas
Samuel Kirkpatrick Harper hospital
% years genera per!tonitls Johsn.
ma Grahoksks. if7 Superior. 81 wears
spopleNy kata1yna low ak a72 RIO.
pelle about s. wears senile dementia
Joseph schroeder i0i1 los - mpAu
7s wears alcoholism f0hn Sohosin-
ski PSI Garfield - wears mifral in
sufncicncy Josephine slave. as
Frederick months cnferitis Pc.
asia Jondzro iczsk rs Flower 2s
years diahotfa moilitus. William ~
Jones Harper hospital 60 years gen
era1 toVcruia Olga klzickl fTarner
hospital months uRlnutrition
Caroline Stroit 166 NcDouEsll 50
wears. gastrltis Charles 4 prodcr *
1871 Druah 80 yeRrs apopleNy or.
ford r. NiNemo 81 WoodlRwh 7 >--s-r
acute Rastro-enteritts
The shaft OF an aerial torpedo
which fell in London during raid
has brought $50 al a rattle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
Gnn ooprI.n SrocKs
NEW YoRk rnoDUCr MAnkET.

NEW YORK Aug q, Flour tn
settled Pork Firmer m"ss, stt 5oT
60 Lard Firm ufddlcwcst SCOT
go snft 90 90 sugar Raw. dull. con
trifueal % test S7s2r- mus.
covado Sg-tcst SeI2uc refined
dun. cut loaf 81 20. crushed - s..
powdered. sS55o go grammatical.
t0mafS Coffee. Rio So on spot
9Nc Tallow Easy special l5c.
CITY. lsc Hay Firm 80 J. s1tet- 70
iI5. 40. q. S5ae5c clover. s5ca s. -oi.
Dressed poultry quiet. turkevs. fsM
32c. chickens. 19n afc fowls. tfU
25t-c ducks. 20 n zee Live poultry.
Unsettled goose. Zoe ducks. d "a ESQ.
fowls 20 Csc turkeys. lfc. BOOSTERS.
80. chicken. hroilors. OF N3ot Cheese
Firm state milk common 10 specials
1SN 24c. skins. common Co special
2Q17isc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
Quotations by Paine Webher & CO.
Aux IS. open High Low Close
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocK,.Rps

DETROIT. Aug i7.--'sttle COWS
and bulls soc all other grades - a
zoe lower best heavy steers 800
1880. best handy weight butcher
steers. SS5Od9.H5: miNcu steers and
hoifers. .,5O4S50. handy light
butchers s10s lGht butchers. ST. so
u best cows. t760dS. butcher
COWS s. n 100 common COWS. - n
bulls. s150TiS bologna bulls. ga
= 80 feeders. yTHS stockers. s. so q
so mixers and springers. t407 90
Veal calves steady, best grades
So heavies. iSdl2 sheep and
lambs. Steady: best lambs yi5d
Is 2h fair lambs. si7 j0QitTS. light
20 common lambs. siidis: fair 10
good sheep. s 5nT525 culs and
common. S5M Hogs. steady. 15d
zoe higher pigs sibdi55O, mixed
grades 80 n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
Sugar Market

sugar. detroit wholesale prices.
crystal dominocs. alb. -si3 do. B.
TO-. Sf2 eagie tablets tlt70 cut
loaf tt11b, cubes. SO as. xxx pow
dered. SO. standard powdered 50 90.
granulat-d. cxtta coarse. 1905. do.
hne in bulk. $3.50. do 25-lb. cottons.
81 co. crystal domino gran. 2-lb. and
5-lb cartons. in cases. 50 90. crystal
domino gran, hf eases. $40. diamond
A. $3.50 coufectioners' A. sg.45 No.
4 So 50 80. .. Sgf5. No 8. $40.
No fa75 30 3. $3.50. No q i925.
NJ 10 S920 No. n, sq15 No. ~.
taf0. 40. H. s905. NJ. g. t9.05: No.
Is. $500. non-caking mixture Si0.50.
household powd.. Is. IS 20 case. 1896
per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
Births


BOYS
Lowen, Harper hospital. c.
MuSlia. 16l Scott. j Blgos. $40 Thir-
ty-setond J Plappert. 705 Lakewood
II Van Zandt Providence hospital
j. T.. Deimliug. Providence hospital
j kuchinski. 653 Hammond. I. Bun
line. Woman's hospital. NJ. Lander
slayer. 6I4 Lycaste c. Peters. is
FHrrand A. Bruce. f03 Common
wealth; =. zadat 3s5 Lyman-pL. /.
Su2alski. 352 Thirty NTH W o.
Finch, Harper hospital. Sherardy
1920 Pennsylvania h ChlebowcZ. 666
Warren F. j Wutcik, 1872 Cicotte
N Hororslkoskie. 2S5 Plumer. J.
Grace hospital, A Moore. 2lO WIN
ona J strong s53 Riopelle r.
Trinktetn. ll0l Seyhurn. g. g Finch
man 2T24 New York, y r Miller, :
Rich IT. Hisginbottom. 9ib Lothrop'
g. Schermerhorn. f27 Rtchton J
Harper hospital. Delray branch. J.
Manecke. SIS Herbert J.. Koths. $40
cavalry, j kolodziel. 2t4 Bruckner
Hamilton. 325 Twenty titth l..
Wejmer t04 'Trumbull NJ Smrcek
40 -. lean Zumba. 1859 cad
llas r Kawccitt Wonan's hospital;
Nancil Bagozzi. 24s Rademacher. W
Greene. 1856 John r - Sorbill. pa
IIllihridge. y Green. 13f columbus.
\. Richards. 672 Monroe. +. Ganow
9o- pieQN,
GIRLS
l. Roznowsli. - Ra thbone; g
Hughes Harper hospital r Flvusno
$40 sherman @ Abe 407 Rivard NJ
Rubis 2ea AleNandriue r r Ureel
SOS BELLEVUE g raubert i0Si5 SHEER
man - Meunic. Providence hospital
g. Chodopskt 20 Wesson " Atktn-
son. l07 Brevort- ri - Eolla 80 Kel-
ler r tsomister 4o1 Waterloo. g
O'Connor $50 W Philadelphia q VI
Atkins. lGs -. Clair, r. Richardson
J 500 Baldwin. O. Meloyovich. 5l'
Clairpointe J German 1925 Var
Dyke: A. Popliak. e2e Milwaukee. u
Harrison. Grace hospital " Grahow-
ski. 1888 Junction Bloom Harper
hospital n. schmidt. 1873 Hendrie
~ Reuker, $50 Iroquois l. Lear. 90
w Baltimore T. Gooden. 1872 FiEh-
tcenth r BcU 1913 Maxwell A
Makalewicz posen S. Kmier IS2
Tillman: A. Sumdy $50 Plumer :
Michialczak. GS4 Medhury + Han
415 Putnam J. rudney SIS Congress
F. X HoofnsRel 1885 Fifytcepth =
Neill. al Livernois A Siepuiski, 107
Nnrtin. IA Edwards 1922 Willis T..
T. Summer0eld T1ts Niopellc
Flanagan as6 PENNSYLVANIA ! Cece.
sos cardoui \ Bier 93f LeMay \
Paul 100 Solvav- Walter 1915 La
fayctte W. rirken 1i6 klinEer i
Johnson. "a Fifteenth ! Richard
son, $50 Coplin g. Coppock. Mari
Maternity hospital r. LewickL $50
Hammond.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
FAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

EAST BUFFALO. y Y. Aug
cattle Receipts. $50. market steady
grades. sSni225. cows. S3b0Ie
Calves Receipts 800 market active.
Csc lower Gull 20 choice. t5d1ss0
sheep and lambs Receipts 200
market active, steady. choice lambs.
SIG - a u. Gull to fair. ti0dis Is.
ycarlings s10T13.50. sheep. $4,000
p, gs Receipts 100. market ac-
tive. 20n soc htgrer. workers.. SIC 30
as pigs slsdis50 mixed SfqG
10 10 heavy. tfeG1aio. roughe. SO
n r. stars fftTi5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20

SEW YORK. Aux Is The actual
wootfy bank statement showed tho
follow sing change today surplus in
creased g4fsu.ts0 loans decreased.
S1Iaaf 400 raah IN own vaults de-
creased tlneH. 600. reserve in rod
srsl reserve banks decreased 81 Bsf.-
0nn. reserve in own vaults Decreased.
Nff1 1gD reserve in, .dcpoFitorv state
hanks % rraaed. $3.50 9nn net de-
niun1 deposits dcrrcs sod. SCI .sel 200
uef f.ma dopnrIts increared. fife. 600
circulation Increased SEQ 600 aegrr-
Eatr reserve t5sE. It .nuO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
Bank. md Trsst Companies

Tt~ following arms Rre privileged
= exs~'ifn orders Oh fh~ exchange:
W r. Moss & Co. carlyle Povah.'
Geo " Yves. Co. r.. Maccrons
& Co. " w Nohls Co. n. !. Sey-
r1our A Co W u Mrf.arghlin Mer-
rfl. Lynch = CO. " A Hanlin Co.
81 N A Nec- 4 CO.. Sinclair 81 Couls
wendell Mulkey a Co VIM. II Ro".
z Co r K Pclton & CO., Joel stock
ard A. Co. Bennett. smith A CO. w
D p,lliv & co.. Matthew Finn, w
Waliats n CO. lewis q. Gorton. Bel
aen Wcodrun & Co., Resncr. era
& Nuchi poda Martin & co. JHAra
Isrrias < Cos webb IL 90.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
CHICAGoI.IyE STOCK

CHICAGO Aus IS -Hogs Re-
ceipts. 2.bon market strong and 25c
higher. mixed and butchers. 1850 u
10 good heavy. Sisl0dle. rough
T. no. pigF si225NI5.75 Cattle Re-
- pts. 1000 market steady ~ SC
higher: bccvcs. ssl5G14sO COWS
and heifcrs. SaS0d - 60 stocke-s
aud feeders. IS 100 9.25. calves $40 50
ais sheep. Receipts 5000 market
weak native sT.756li. western.
fst0Giilo lambs. slo.25als west
crn $40 .nnI 10 so
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
cUICACo nTT.rTn uAnkrT

CHIC NNV. NUEl IN-"-IiUfITr INfraN
90 ID fOiac. hrsts a9A dairy extras
7S nj SAFE ursfa 30 n 81 iac Prime
ordinary. 2eia W3tizc nrsts. 3tR3sc
Cheese Twins. 2zia "a o2iac. Young
Americas. 2fWG2itr live poultrv.
Fowls. ISm u ~ sc. ducks. ITniac.
geese Ifn So springs 21d go.
turks. 1er rofatosa. Receipts rI
cars virginia hhis. Sf25mffo. Mn
ursufa 81 lu0I9F Jersey. s. f0T
i-f5. Wisconsin s1aoa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
n-trnit aIenrIns mensc As.n.l-tlnr

Actual condition al close 20 husi-
moss Aus ls
Loans. f152. 500. 900 decrease S102
600 tofpl reserve. s.2SS3 000. 10
crease Sstn- Gao total cash 70
sources t1t.efS. 600. increase sfI6. 0o0
total deposits. iS05.5So. 600. Increase
$4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
rnII,nn GRAIN

TOITU0 Nus 1t-Cl0Fe Whcaf
cash NtN sept eos corn. cash
$50 Dfc f0ts NAV l0sf, oats
cash 59 sept. 5sfs bee - NAV
aSes Eyc cash 1868. rloverseed
cash 10 0o. oct. tc1o Dec 1880.
March $50 Alsike cash ~ S. Tim
othv cash so sept $50. oct So
Zee ass Butter. hrick creamery.
~ u tub creamery. a. Eggs fresh
candled. - fancy selects 81 Hay
unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20

CLEVELAND. co. Sept 1s Hogs
Receipts. 500. market strong IS 20
80 higher. Yorker. $3.50. mixed s. -
$50 mediums. SiS55. pigs $500.
rouRhs $500. stays Si4o0. cattle
Receipts IS cars market steady.
sheep and lambs Receipts. 2 cars.
market strong. Is higher, tor. $3.50.
Calves Receipts 100 strong soc
higher. top So so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20

Detroit hank clearinEs for Aug -
1917 were a. ffff t3 81 Total clear
inRs for 1917 80 dat~ arc S. 7sssfs.
sllfa as against 81 500 iie S2si - Tor
Tho CORE pondins period In 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20

TOLEDO. o.. Aue Hogs Re
ceipts light. market. rs n 40c higher
heaVies stS.90mie. mediums. Slss5 y
1880. yorkers si5015.25 Calves
Market strong Sheep and lambs
Market slow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
NEW yonK IT-rEn Avn Eccs

MN YORK. AUS Is Rutttr
Firm receipts. sos creamery eV-
ira. fit4f. do. special market tia, ~
49,. state dairy tubs. q or tlc. mi
tntton creamery 0rsts 7ei. n 9-c
Eggs Firm receipts. 1852. nearby
white fancy i3 soc. nearby m Ncd
fancy $50 Sc fresh nrsts 31m44C. i
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
sEI.r wANrEp-mALH
GOOD 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 a 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
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II-GIN M rrI.n

ELGiN. lll -NuA is Butter Re-
ceipfs. 81 tubs sold a. 500. Sc bid
for 80 more with up sale. Ilast
Nccits price 39trc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20

ket firm az fftsfDr extra Creamery
and hfa.r fur fresh creamery
0rsts
EEsst lIem af g'n CSC FOR fresh
Michigan hrsts in now cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug IS Opening =
Wheat. september not quoted. Corn
December. down ne May. down a c.
oats september down SC. Deem
her down i4c May. down &c Pro-
visions Higher
Close--W September down 1.
opened 92.O2i4 corn December down
down 2i4c May down IS oats
September. down 10: December.
down SC. May. down lie. Provisions
Lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-20

prlrtine-the plain neat kind-thst
IL riEht-Times Job Dept.--ualn $50.