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Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29
In Society
Calexico Trustee Weds.

Slipping away from their many
friends, Harry Schneider and Miss
Elsie Steller. went to San Diego and
there yesterday they tied the golden
knot. Friday night the bride-to-be
very calmly boarded a Los Angeles
bound train with an old friend, Mrs.
". A. Harlan of Heber. No one even
suspected what was on the girls mind.
Saturday morning before any one was
astir Mr.. Schneider left in his car
for San Diego. The wedding was a
great surprise to all. The bride IS an
Indiana girl. She came to CaleNico
in the spring of 1916 and has lived
with Mrs. George Thing ever since
She has been in the employ OF the
Globe Mills in Ell Centro for some
time. Harry Schneider is a member
of the Calexico Lumber Company and
last spring he was elected TO the
board of city trustees The couple
left last evening on a two months
honeymoon trip, which will be spent
with friends and relatives in the Mid
die West and Northwest.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

Lee Avance went to San Diego yes
terday on short business trip.
w. T. Forward, well l1oWn bank
er of San Diego, is in FL Centre.
Mrs. Stillman and children have
gone to Coronado for the summer.
]. H. Hartwich of Pasadena is max
ing a tour of the valley.
Mrs. s. A. Mccormick and little son
have gone to spend the summer at
Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29
FINISH LARGE SILOS.
Two on Coggins Ranch Are Largest
in Entire Valley.

Two silos, each 20x40 feet-the lar
cest in the Valley-have been finished
On the C. E. Coggins ranch at Mes
quite Lake.
Each silo will hold 282 tons Of en-
silage and will be filled to the brlm,
according to Mr.. Coggins, in the fall.
A mixture of milo, Mexican june
corn and Texas blue ribbon cane VIII
be chopped up and stored away II
the huge structures.
One way woman has of being dis
agreeable to a boy is to talk to nm
about table manners"
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29
BRIDE WANTED LICENSE
TOLD TO PROCURE
THE GROOM.
Man Twice Her Age Finally Appears
and Couple Are Given the
Necessary FOOlscap.

Petite Rosa Belle Pizzaro, aged Is,
accompanied by her father, Benjamin
Fizzaro, appeared at the court house
today to get a license to marry a
man more than twice her age. She
was told that she must produce the
groom. Whereupon E. c. Marquee.
who was just outside the door, hesi-
tatingly appeared upon the scene, and
the necessary papers were is seud
the necessary papers We're issued
when Pizzarro had given his written
consent. N
Other licenses were issued to Ed
ward r. Commit, aged 33, aud Effia
J. Petit, aged 20, both from San
Francisco. and to w. c. Torvin, aged
20, and Margaret Hall, aged 20, both
Of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29
Although the motion picture pho

Although the motion picture pho
tographers' were secured primarily 10
accompany the Varney celebration, n.
@. King, manager Of the local ste e,
conceived the idea of extending the
pictures to point of interest in the
valley in hopes that the pictures will
he sent over the country.
Cantaloupe trains, buildings, streets,
cotton fields large ranches and The
bathtubs for pigs re, emily installed
in the cattle yards at Brawley, will
be photographed, as we'll as other in
teresting features.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29
WILL FILM VALLEY
VARNEY BROS. TO BE MOVIE
DIRECTORS.
In Addition to Picture of Their Picnic,
Films of Points of Interest in
the Valley Will Be Taken.

A committee was appointed by the
beard of directors of the Chamber Of
Commerce last night to assist Varaey
Brothers in photograpEing points Of
interest in the Imperial Valley for a
motion picture screen news service,
which will film the pictures of the
Varney Bros store picnic on July
4th.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

DIR. Lowry, optometrst of the above firm, is To-
Gated at the Hotel Barbara WORTH for the next few
days only.
No need of leaving Ell Centre to get expert op-
tcal service as he has all necessary eyetesting in
struments here in a special room just off the hotel
lobby; equipped with electric FANS which makes it
the coolest place in the Valley
He has samples Of all latest mountings, and
furnishes all kinds of Ophthalmic lenses, including
the famous "Crookes" tints Kryptoks and Flaco
Tories.
Here is partial list of Ell Centro people Dr.
Lowry has fitted in the past five years, who say
their glasses gave eminent satisfaction: Joseph Sle-
gel of Schaniel Ranch Company, Ell Centre and
Brawley; Mr. John Spohn of the Peoples Title and
Abstract Company; W. E. Shaw and wife, Scripps-
Booth auto representatives Mrs. King, proprietor of
the noted Kings Cafe, and others.
Phone Hotel Barbara Worth for special ap-
pointment.
Hours: to 12, 2 to 5, 7:3O to Sp.m
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29
PERSONAL and LOCAL MENTION

Lewis E. Levin, a salesman from
Philadelphia, is registered at the Bar
Lara Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Nc Cune and
l:ttle child left in their car for San
Diego this morning.
Fred Kemp left last evening on a
business trip TO the Atlantic coast
cities.
S. W. McNabb, salesman from San
Bernardino, is in Ell Centre, regis
tered at the Barbara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29
.DESERTERS CONE !
BACK INTO ARMY,
MEN DRIVEN BY FEAR INTO THE
RANKS.
MAI. ROWLAND SPEAKS
DESIRE TO SERVE COUNTRY IS
THERE.
DesertiOn i'm Time of War Is Such
Grave Offense That There Have
Ben Few Cases recently.
(By Associated Press

{
San Francisco, June 29.-War and
fear are bringing hundreds of desert
ers back to the United States army
and navy.
Major Charles Rowland, comman-
cant of the United States disciplinary
barracks on Alcatraz Island in San
Francisco bay, is authority for this
statement. Since the declaration Of
war approximately 100 deserters have
been confined in Alcatraz.
War brings the men back, Major
Rowland says, because they desire to
serve their country. Fear brings them
back because they have feeling that
he information conveyed in the draft
data may reveal their Whereabouts
and subject them to = severe pen
atty.
Major Howland declares that as the
punishment for desertion in time Of
var carries no limit. desertions have
/ ow practically ceased.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29


Mr.. and Mrs. John Burger leave TO-
night for Los Angeles.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. c. House leave to-
night for visit at Boulder, Colo.
F. B. Brown of Varney Bros. store
has gone to Los Angeles on bust
iress.
E. O. Essig, an irrigation authority
from Berkeley, is aiding the Valley
farmers in their work. He is regis
tered at the Barbara Worth.
Albert Durham leave3 tonight to
spend week in San Diego
Mrs. Blachard of Holtville will leave
Sunday for an extended trip through
the Eastern states She will be in
New York City most of her vacation.
Miss Ella Simmons and the Gray
family returned yesterday from few
days outing on the Johnson ranch
near Boulevard.
A party from Piedmont, Cal, which
motored over from San Diego con
sets of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Thornton
end daughters. Miss Eileen and Hazel
Thornton.
San Diego people who registered at
the Barbara Worth yesterday were
Mir. and Mrs. w. w. Praul, Mr. and
Mrs. P. K Morrow, E. S. Bogart, Isa- |
,elle Klugel and j. E. LAYERS.
The new canning plant was opened |
yesterday at Brawley' more than thir-
y women and boys being employed in
retting the tomato crop into tin eases. |
Peaches will come next.
Eighteen carloads Of watrmelons !
re being shipped to the Coast from
alley towns, most of them coming |
;, ON lockwood, where Standlee Bros |
ave big acreage.
City. Attorney H. N. Dyke of I'M
,erial yesterday filed a demurrer |
.gainst the suit Of Imperial liquor men
o prevent the city from enforcing |
he dry ordinance July l.
Mrs. Sepriana A. Console, who has
1een visiting with her husband Ill FL |
Tentro, left this morning for her
lome at Console Springs, Riverside |
county.
James Matthews has been in the |
mountains near Julian and in the Bo-
range valley for two weeks. He has
been helping to drive herd of Ari-
zona cattle up there for the summer
md fall seasons.
The Home Guard last night elected |
he following officers: Captain, Paurl |
Willis; first lieutenant, Harry Horn; |
second lieutenant, j. Il. Ford. The lat !
.er was chosen to ill the vacancy |
,aused by the resignation of j. B. Nc
Dougall. Fifty men signed the Off
:ial roll.
President George Varney of Varney |
Bros. Co.; F. H. Kemp. merchandise
manager, and Mrs. NJ. C. Blanchard, |
buyer for all the VAR
1ey Bros. stores, will leave Los An
yeles, Monday, for New Orleans and
he Southern cotton mills. They party |
ire going on an extended buying tour
f the Eastern markets and expect TO
3e gone from four to five weeks. Some
# the larger cities on their schedule |
include Philadelphia. Washington, Bos
on and New York.
Spot dance at Woodland Park open
lir pavilion, Saturday, June 30.
q ~ ~ !
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

A mans eyes may be bigger than
bis stomach, but no boys eyes ever
deceived him in that way.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

There are 35,OOO,OOO Christians il
China.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29
E## 4fsa# #sfH aea 1aae S
Wagon F1aulS.
Twenty Tons
woAs n1@ ts7f 1Acs2 dor

Did that would haul twenty load Such
horses and have
Wagons type impractical Imperial Valley
unwied Mandt Wagons sold best
needof this locality We have them all styles and
California Cast Skein Farm
ch Steel Axle Wagon ais" the Wisconsin and Woodchuk Steel
The
grower barley alfalfa other each
in which exactly
We the Mandt Wagons
the Valley Those
lighter than others supposedly
heavily irone also strongly raced and rused
than Others
Mandt Wagons
but demand
throughout
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

DR.. F. A. Burger and Dr. f. $, Merz-
ger will leave in the morning for a
weeks vacation. They expect to visit
most Of the Southern coast cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

Membership cards are reading and
waiting at the Red Gross neadouArters
for all those who have joined the as
sociation.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

f. B. Brown of Varney Bros. store
has gone to Los Angeles on bust
ress.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

Anyone having OLD newspaper:
,lease call up 63W or 265 ana one OF
the Boy Scouts will sc them for thc
Red Cross.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

Miss Ella Simmons and the Gray
family returned yesterday from a few
days outing on the Johnson ranch
near Boulevard.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

Frank Burker has beer very i'll at
lis home for the past two weeks with
rneumonia. Last evening he was taken
to st. Thomas hospital in the a.mbu-
.ance. He is under the care of Dr.
Luckett, who pronounceS MS case very
3uzzling and extremely critical.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

Miss Lulu Larey will leave Monda
to spend the summer m Los Angelo!
Mrs. Larey and Mary are already i
that city.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

E. o. Essig, an irrigation authority
from Berkeley, is aiding the Valley
farmers in their work. He is regis
tered at the Barbara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

A party from Piedmont, Cal, which
motored over from San Diego con
sets of Mr. and Mrs. S. Thornton
end daughters. Miss Eileen and Hazel
Thornton.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

San Diego people who registered at
the Barbara Worth yesterday were
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Praul, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. K. Morrow, Z. S. Bogart, Isa-
belle Klugel and j. E. LAYERS.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

The new canning plant was opened
yesterday at Brawley' more than thin
ty women and boys being employed in
getting the tomato crop into TIN cases.
Peaches will come next.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

DR.. and Mrs. L. c. House leave to-
night for a visit at Boulder, Colo.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-29

Mrs. Blachard of Holtville will leave
Sunday for an extended trip through
the Eastern states. She will be in
New York City most of her vacation.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
PEACE RUMORS
SWAY MARKET
Conflicting News Causes Hest
tation Among
Traders

NEW YORK. May 2.-The New
York Evening sun dnanciai review
Monday said
-"lNsr measures Of this government
and. additional peace report. oc'l-
pied the attention of Wa..st TO-DAY
The nature Of thesP deyeiopm@n
including the taking over f con
troll OF the telephone telegraph ANA
cable lines by executive order u-
the president and Hague ID ra'che.
stating that tho German mper.a.
chance Tor would make peace on
IN ihe reichstag on Thursday neA'
naturally caused a sood dea. OF ae.-
ftatiou in securities dealings I-fl.
inr IN tho stock markci $50 indeed
IN better volume thn
bu. sui was counted yer1 ol. COM
siderable strength w0 di.p'afe'
the initial Transactions bar @ pero
Of unsefuemsni with an easier trend
followed untd TIE afternoon
when the general list began 90 p.e.
up again
Among the industrials most
the early gains were lost after mftH
sluggish backing and films
cent Maxwell. The motor and
ton issues were soft Th un0
tone OF mo shipping shares
firm. Steel and copper stocks Her
strong AZ intervals bur NET fh
changes were light
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
Sugar Market

sugar. Ds-ro-r Wholesale prices.
Crystal dominoes. alb. S18. DO. SID
81 eagle tablets flt7O. Ont loaf.
1880 cubes. tiO2 XXX powder
ed 33a5 standard powdered O. %.
graduated. extra coarse. t5.s5 do.
fine in bulk. $3.50. 10. 7s ~cttona
$40 crystsl domino gran z-ib and
5-I1 cartons. iu cases $3.50 d. FTP
t.oucrs A. fs45 NO a. ss59 so
g. 49, SO. . $3.50. No. r. F1gS. No =
te30 $50 tez5 So so. 1920 Nr'
IT, SAILS ST.. r. 1910. SO Is 1908.
Ing miRfufc. SO 80. teet Era~uf.tsd
fff1 per 800 lrs. hcusshoff p0uf
~ % o. case. tg.5b DO. - o. case.
s. 20 per Gaze
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
Cooperation
News-B bulletin No. 81.

II is significant fact that those
In closest touch with the Harroun
Motors Corporation are the most en-
husiasuc over its progress and its
future
The best proof ~ this fact ia the
attitude shown by the citizens ~
Wayle. where the Hsrroun plants
are tecated--
Frankly skepucal al hrst-for
Wayne had been through several DIT
er disappoIuments- these citizens
awaited concrete evidence Oireal sin
certify.
That evidence was promptly forth.
coming.
When they ssw the new Harroun
! factories growing into form-hun
1rede or thousands of dollars going
into plants and equipment they ban
ished doubt and began smoothing the
way in every pa lbIr manner for the
rapid progress of me Harroun enter
prise
In cooperation vith the WAYNE
'ounfy Road Comm sion Wayne rs
I . .
,o cUrh Trf. .,r.l, -. ~, ,be
| u,rrnr, ris,t. .rs 80. ~ con-
nectinr I'm. hetusep The Vicbisan
Avenue cement hIshNay and the
Michigan ttu'tti tracks
To ,,,,..,,... g.+7, ,r. ,ti.ti.,,,
STAT. RoaIt .f .f..,,. Uavns " g. -
,4rnr t, .,.r.. ,.,, .r.,o, e..
'r Win n0a"u q pns@ methods
'od d modern plan oI water supply to
/ epp'"h me .nM now in use
! mes. are Improvements costing
l'ar.t f-'eo'. n-. awe being nnhesi
/ a'i"Eit "ao' ,' promote the health
InoDr,at,or which al~.s8s Ian
ma fo v-erra
!
ne haffo4n Motors corporation
'"-' ''rA"o an'Hins ot "fatne but ne
/ ID IN Ia rr.9. rsrgf.ctgrirr .irs
/ Vavna r. no iis-,oiir r,a,,,fsctr-
.rr hsa4ouar,e~s ro bocsuss - az
sf' or bonus hn. because i' was by
AT ODDS. 'he most advantageous man
I4faciurng SITE I'm thr Detroit district
wsv,e,s N,t,u.is.,, ov.r 81. ~.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
CHICAGO nrTrrR NAuKrT

CHICAGO, May Butter. E4rraa
SSM 81; hrsts. 30 a @ 88c. dairy evt-ns
s69 s7c nrsts 5f435hc. Eggs Prlm,
ordinary 3013fc. frats 7t r g.
Cheese Twins cs1 a6c Young AN
ericha, een afir 1.-Two B1ufir.
Fowis g2c. ducka. Iguf4r. goose
4tec. turkeys. e2c Potatoes Er
ceipts. p ears fancy westerns So F|
fT2t5. Wisconsin aud N.Uufs.tn
g. Boo $50
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
pIsours Hospital plans.

TIE board OF health held meet
ing IN the Herman Kiefer hospital
TUESDAY afternoon 70 consider plans
for the new $1,000. 900 eontssiou.
disease hospital. which " is planned
10 erect adjoining the Kiefer hos
Iital
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02

on the ground that cngsgInr m
war would be % violation of le
tenets Of their religion members of
The Mennonite church In the Unit
~ StHtee have asked tho govern.
'neni 20 exempt Ahcm from military
service
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02

The following hrnas are privileged
% execute orders on the exchange.
" g Moss = Co. Carlyle q Pevsh
Geo. " west ( CO. r z MaeerNne
r7our & Co. " q Mclaughlin. her-
riil Lynch & Co w A Hsmlln a
Co wm A Nesr & Co. Sinclair 4
Couls Emmet I, sprague, VIM. "A;
eforkard a Co, Bennett. Smith a
O.. " f Reilly a Co. Matthew
0n0 4. X. Wallace a Co. Levin q,
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
CHICAGO GR-trv

CHICAGO. WAY l--0rtrirE
Wheat Nay unchanged July u~
So prer1be down = corn Mas
80 80 Jufr down a Sactornb@~ 10
Oats May ~ &C. Iu.v lr
september uucha1Eed pr0vis,1r-
Lard hiEhsr pcrk ard rfbs tr-
Quoted
Nrr- What Msy down ~
fo.y down -. septr--hs- a5~r
.. Corn Nav down fully
wn .Isc eSeptern bar dorr p -
Oats Ia down &c July down -
H.gher
cloes Wheat Ma f1w1 1914
fully 1-vr fI- sept4runar down ~.
Corn Msv toDn sAo TGiy down r
z~pfer- De- down ~ Oars MAJ
down ~ fulv down a. Eepfcrt-
rs~ down = Provisions Higher
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02

The sixth annual convention c'
tho Motion Picture Exhibitors ser
poration OF he northwest Is 90 meet
IN Minneapolis TO-DAY for a thro"
cay session
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02

roIrno LIvI, sror-K

TOLEDO May Hogs ReceiptS
Lgnt. market steady heaviea tiA 40
1898 workers. titS0 '.S5 good
pigs sier % calves steady.
sheep ana lambs steady
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02

PrintfuE--the plain neat kind--thai
- rtEht-Ttm~z Job nept.--N nin fHEo
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. May 1-Canadiau
wheat being offered IN larger guam
titles and being sold AZ materially
lower prices IN ths east togothei
Vith weakness a. Minneapolis
caused a slump n the wheat mar
ket today May opened unchanged
and lost SIC 10 Sc -. July
o3ened Gp lac later declining 4 IA
&c Se2l 50 september opened
Gown e and lost Sac on the
break going 20 g. So g4
Corn also exhibited weakness AT.
81 a drm start MAY opened -
Sc later losing l2c going 70
: 40 lc July opened down lac
later declining Sc. soing 90
Si4- Is september opened un
CSC later dropping % ISc %
SIS5I.S
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02

1000. market steady. bhsves. SAG
1895 cows and helfers. sbT0Rli 81.
stockers and feeders ib.T6ug So,
S Sea tn - sheep Reeslpts o.
lS2b western. t1l.40dI8Bo lambs
iSpls.bQs western. us7b6iT1b.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02


40 &c July oponed down &C
.ater declining SC. solng 20
St4 September orened I'D
Sc ia.ei oTopplns 20 4 l-sc 10
grcr ia
DETROIT Nav -rhe~s - n IN
.-.. ....- r..,,,- ID, ,.,-is,.,,.s In to.
wheat na krf and shortly ofte' tHe
Open rs .-lres began o. decline Ever
l-- '''r iHHt ~tta '1a. tAr7
has been less 0u-lsuce M the cull
'ae rs me a.A.
t1Ni ''e
u the ash situation IS heirS relieved
erras -.u Nftrnasu,IIs In r.t.r-
t-. ~ Ire asa e--rlarA rurprsri
wheat rnere is move wheat 70 tHs
..tIn.-, R-s ra-asl thar fs. Arl..s
sam ~rf .tIrs 20 ra~4fa ana Dealers.
r-ef t-s. silent, v-tT ha .aft "a A--
needed a prorrr ra -aa4 -rs ntlrn
-rR- tre Uhes- NAV r-a.a tha
-,.rts uaN-. --t rraarf
hreat Is -ra .nx rrs psrr -,ast
-,- tsD-. l-vs-,.,N ms +svH 81 sr
-rat fr,rs 7v.ti ns noe .ia.tatt.r AND
-o -eed ~ soar ina Is fzr- fes
9r t-ars nav 81. r--.bts 81 st~,.rht
srtrr ,-,- 49, matte M de-. ve-, ruf
rl-rrr-4 4~e -r~-senr IN I.a-ulttes
,,ttt -. .,@-..--r
.--e-. 4.rbr4 s~- s,a-v A.s-r, =
rrfast IN sight wanted - l--ai
asa .esfs-g ~ts AMI demand fa-
Wi -.-siaes
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. May Gloss wheat
Cash and May SASSY july, t2GA-
September. Nssts Corn. Cash. $751;,
May. il.S6, July, tiA6. Oats cash
7lc, May. seAc, July SSkc. septem-
Der. $50. Rye, Cash. 81 -. CHOW
srsssS Cash; $3.50. oSst0bsr' 81 ITO. 80
$40 Timothy Cash 81 80. Butter.
Brick creamery. soc. tub creamery
3ahc. EEgs Fresh candled. 34r.
fancy selects, Ssc- Hay Unchanged
PTMtICO RESULTS 5 redsn
= FIRST Race furlonEs Bonnie
Broom i07 Robinson. Sass sGt0,
$40 won Midnight sun 10 trroN-
ierl. $3.50. % So second Quietude.
fOT RYAN. taTO. third Time 50 3-S
Roedersr. Musician Contender. Com
mon law, Twin siN and Charlie Lex
decker also ran
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02

prfnfinu--thr pfafn vest kf.6---shrt
a light tines Job Dspt---Msin f51a.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
Livestock


MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCKNARDs
DETROIT. MAY Cattle Mar
ket duli best heavy steers. 1850
4Ii. best handy we,sht butcher
stoers SesoRio. mixed steers and
h-irers tS50Nsas handy light
butchers SS25GSSo nsht butchers.
tS8s5o, best cows tS.1SrS2e
butcher cows o, So6S3S common
COWS. ss5b q "a Gamers. tSQefS.
best A=avy bulls asQ9.So bologna
bulls fsGSb0 stock huuf tf,SoGs.
milkors and sprinEers. fSo0ao Veal
calves Market steady best grades,
So TSHt3. hsavies t71s sheep and
lambs Market soc higher best lambs
Sl25o6lA fair lambs ti3Git hEht
iings. fair 20 good sheep, fsdio culls
and common. t1nS Ross Market
prospects slow plss Sl7Glf.15. mixed
grsdes tlbNi6A0
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO y. Y. NAV IT,
Cstte Receipts 500 market hsavy
slow. 'fnere steady prime steers.
saga butcher grades 80 q
ll.-5 cows s350al0
calves Receipts 500 market sc-
tive, soc higher Gull 20 choice. $50
sheep and lambs Receipts 500.
market active. choice lambs. flA7b q
itto. Gull 90 fAir. iiOdl7 yesrilnEA
81 flf. sheep. tSGiiso.
fSogs Receipts 400 market active
hc h1gh@r, workers., $50 SO, pigs
15Hif mixed. SIS 20 . 8 ob
heavy $3.50 1910. coughs. sltflt-
stays 1lfTS u 2 So
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
CLEVELAND 1--we STOCK.

CLEVELAND. May Hogs Re-
$40 20; mixed t1BS6dl6. $50, mediums.
U.s. PIGS, tl325. roughs. t1A: stays.
t2.b Cattle: Receipts ~ cars; slow
and steady sheep and lambs Z cars.
400, steady. top, SIS.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
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The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
Produce

EEgs are quoted arm and butter
and cheese steady Potatoes both
new and ed are. lower snd demand
is moderate poultrv "a steady and
the telling boz vegetable continues
f-w without m4-h change .fn prlccs.
Apples and oranges are Urn
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
New York Stocks

nv Hornblcver a Weea-
t4Irn Low CLOSE
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
Motor Stocks

Quotations BY wm. A. Nser & CO.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-02
Velvet Gold Fibre Screen

which recognized being the approach perfection
for motion picture projection the market.
That you might better Judge the merit Of the Velvet
simply necessary for state that in Detroit alone the
representative motion picture houses the MAJESTIC BROA
REGENT, DUPLEX, DRURY LANE FINE ARTS, etc.
In due time this screen meet with the same favorable
the civilized world that has already with wherever
have every believe that this of
the of making thousands Of dollars
take advantage Of their opportunity
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1917-01-20
T &c X e T s

Purchase your Tickets at Zion Stores-Jewery
Department. Round trip rs cents