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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-21
DENIED TO REPORTERS.

A tale of how Armour & Co. threw
off the scent. Chicago reporters who In
1911 got wind of the deal was then
told.
I'VE. Of course. denied all knowledge
of the matter in speaking with re-
porters," +. W. Croll, confidential sec
retary to j. Ogden Armour, wrote
Prince. Croll, enroute to Washington,
was to apepar at this afternoons hear
ing.
Another line connecting the present
yards management with the big pack
ers was traced when Heney blished
that Walden, Princes Armour and
other packers are joint owners in the
Bankers Realty company Boston brok
erage house.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-21
BANDITS HOLD UP BANK.

Cleveland. o.. Dec. 21.-Seven
armed bandits this afternoon en-
tered the east side branch Of the
Garfield Savings Bank and while
one man pointed a revolver at six
employees the others entered the
cashiers cage, took an estimated
amount of $4,000 and made their
getaway in an automobile.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-21
NEGRO SUSPECT ARRESTED.

Sacramento, Cal, Dec. 21.-Wil-
liam Underwood, negro, was ar
rested here today when the police
were informed he had made the
remark that Governor Stephens
ought to be killed" Underwood
said the people are wrong in sus-
pecting the pro- Germans and |.
w. w. of the attempt to kill the
governor by dynamiting the gov
ernor's mansion Monday,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-21
49, A|4!ly!EE; i7lE AIh6A 1El|a Il53!!A
UEH1 I1GN
-

Forecast for Boise and vicinity.
Cloudy tonight and Saturday.
For Idaho-Tonight and Saturday,
cloudy.
Highest temperature yesterday. Is;
lowest temperature this morning, %;
mean temperature yesterday. ~.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-21
RUSSIAN PEACE
TERMS REJECTED
By The GERMANS
Kaiser, Conscious
of Pouuer, Refuses
Bo]sheujkj Offers

Enormous Concessions Must Be Made to Germany Be-
fore Peace Can Be Negotiated -Armstice Continues
for Month and There Will Be No Resumption of
Fighting Even Should There Be No Formal Agree
ment
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-21
b0[SHFVIK|
uLT|MATUN
.SPURNfDBY
THE REBELS

Ukrainian Forces Under
General Sherbatskeff Pre-
pare for Battle for Inde-
pendence of Province.
Right of Management OF
Southwestern Front and
Participation in Peace
Councils Included in De-
mands Made to Petrograd.
Petrograd, Dec. 21.-The province OF
Ukraine today formally rejected the
Bolsheviki ultimatum and. In return.
demanded full recognition of Ukraines
independence.
Bolsheviki representatives. 1t was
stated, declared an agreement was
possible provided Ukraine declared her
intention not to lend aid to General
Kaledine and his Cossack revolt.
TROOPS MASslNG.
Troops on both sides are massins
for an impending battle. The Ukrain-
ian forces are composed of Cossacks
under General Sherbatskeff.
Bolsheviki troops are being lined up
three versts distant from the Gossack
front (Three versts is slightly under
two miles.)
Ukrainian leaders not only demand
ed full recognition of a republic OF
Ukraina but the Bolsheyiki, with full
rights and on-interference from Pet
rograd, but also Ukraina's right to
management of the Ukrainian, south
western and Rumanian fronts, partic-
! ipation In all peace efforts and certain
| food regulations. Among the last
named measures the Ukrainians in
sisted that the federal government not
allow the transport of food before
payment of two-thirds In paper mon
ey and a third in gold.
Much casual fighting was reported
| from the south between Bolsheyiki
and ukrainian irregular forces.
Bolgrad town ii Bassarbia, was
reported in flames.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-21
MANAGEMENT CORRUPT.

Heney attempted to show that the
entire management of the yards had
been corrupt: had fleeced stockholders
of millions in dividends and hao
worked in close collusion with the
packers.
Armour and company Heney de-
veloped. put up 100000 toward buying
in the stock from holders in the par
ent company. The packers and the
controlling clique in the old company
eonspired to transfer the property to
the new concern. Heney sought to
show.
The directors of the old company,
Heney drew from Walden, was merely
Il dummy" board controlled by Prince
These directors Walden admitted
had been selected by Walden, who en-
trusted to them 10 shares of stock each
to give them the status of stockhold
ers.
A cable from Prince to Walden
showed that half the expense "or ALI
of engineering the transfer of stock te
the new Maine company was to be
borne by the packers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-21
CORRUPTION ON
PART OF PACKERS
SHOWN BY HENEY
Threat to Resort to Courts
if Swift & Co. Will Not
Permit Examination of
Books.

Washington, Dec. 21-As Francis ].
Heney today tried to show Fleeing of
$S,600.00O from stockholders in the old
Chicago Stockyards company, packers
made their first open move to block
the federal trade commissions food
probe.
Swift and company refused to per-
NIT federal agents to examine private
files, Heney stated. Should the COM
pany continue this policy the courts
will be appealed to. Heney said.
Heney brought out from w. N. Mad
den, eX-treasurer of the old Chicago
junction Railways and Union Stock
yards company, that F. II. Prince, its
president, secretly agreed with j. .Og-
den Armour to form the Maine Holding
corporation. Stockholders in the form.
er lost $3,600,000 in accrued surplus by
this deal, Heney charged.
Tattered sheets of foolscap, traced
across with faded shorthand notes, re-
vealed the cutting of the melon among
the promoters of the new concern.
Walden recognized the notes, as die
tated to him by Prince in 1910, con-
Guiding leaving $3600,000 in surplus
accruing to promoters of the new COM
pany, our share to be in proportion to
our holdings"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-21

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-21
FUTURE OF POLAND.

tContinued on Page Two.)
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03
One Woman's Story

az CAROLYN sEEcHER.

when | went UP stairs II was after
> o'clock when Robert came In.
Did you have a pleasant evening
with Mrs. Keith" he asked a. break
fast / had not spoken the night be-
fore and he had thought me asleep.
she left Immediately after dinner
was over replied. Then. unable
didn't you come honeP What did you
have 70 do that YOU couldn't come
when ! had guest. and asked you
particularly 10 be at home7 II - bad
enough 10 so neglect mo when / am
Know t." D'"D''a''' ""'" ''''''
II told you ~ present my excuses
did not7'' he stiltedly replied. That
was entirely sufficient"
You may pretend 10 think so. but
do not take u as n deliberate
insult 20 myself as we'll as 10 my
guest And nung out OF the room.
The angry tears were very near. and
as always. I would not allow Robert
20 see m. cry
7 was immedihtely ashamed ~ MY
outburst. and tried TO compose myself.
! had determined never 10 show re-
sentiment OF hts neglect. and was
piuu"d that had allowed mysetf 20
freak my resolution. / listened as he
rame up the stairs hoping he would
come In and say good bye % me be-
fore leaving for his office And when
] heard him 20 into Rruce'H room
across the hsll and heard their voices
held my breath, 40 anxious was T.
But Robert made no move 20 come
a. me, and l was too proud. too cha
Erined 10 60 10 him. In moment
heard the front door close 7 crossed
20 the window and watched him until
, ne was out 81 sight But he never
once turned around, never once look
cd back
w ould ho have treated PHYLLIS
lawson SO cruelty %" l asked myself
IA turned from tina window. the
unshed tears smarting under my lids
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03

ono year acute gastro-enteritis; p.
Sackett 45I Fourteenth. 81 years,
carcinoma r. W, j. Watts. ~, Mary
hospital. 81 wears, intestinal ohstrnc-
ton l.. Alckeogh. 54a McGraw. -
years carcinoma, IA Engle. HERNIA y
fever a X shepherd. Womans hos
pital, five days. atelcctasis W Gil
densterns Receiving hospital. 20
years inquest pending I. J.. Walker
Herman klcf"r hospital siN years'
diphthcria. J. karapA us CrossleN'
nine months cntero-coltls. a
Douglas. Hotel Statler. 81 years,
aortic insufnciency. A Trombia.
1OS3 ". lafayette blvd. 81 years,
cerebral apoplcxy " saunders, De-
81 years. pulmonary tuberculosis; NJ.
Gcmblcka ak3 Riopclle. ~ years
cerebral hemorrhage. =. Alsxander.
32S sixth. 81 Years. con ceston ~
lungs r. \ Fitzgerald. Harper hos
pital. 81 wears. toNemis. T. ~ Neal
losi-. O. Pepa Receiving hospital. Z
wears fractured skull. y. r. Gaynor,
81 Harmon. - years. carcinoma. e,
l. Goodwin. rs Pine, nine months,
hroncho pneumonia y Engelman
1896 Parker ono year. cerehro spinal
meningitis, l. Penner. 33f cleveland.
~ years pulmonary tube rruiosis, -
Pluga. 1928 Twenty -ffth, % years.
pulmonary tuberculosis g. Mas. Mt.
Elliott and Dawson. "a years. carol
MONA +. Toblan. 1913 Pierce, 40 years,
acute appendicitis N. Goszewski.
1855 81 Aubiu ~ days. mara SINUS
T. niegoi col Muliett. % years. tu-
bercular meningitis. T.. Wilber alS
Ellery. 81 years. miiral insufnciHncy
NJ Fossett. Detroit Municipal hospi-
tai. 50 years. scarlet fever: J +. Rec
craft. Samaritan hospital ~ years.
obstruction 81 bowels
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03
Marriage Licenses

Lawrence Jank6wsu g.. Mllwau-
kee Alice Baranowski. a. same
James ! Wilson, 80, Detroit Rose
clifford. ~. same
wills " baldwin. -. BEDFORD
Ncili" NJ stevens. S. Detroit.
claude /. Harrington. IS. Detroit
Leila NJ. Bryant -. same
Clarence : Stuner 81. Detroit; Ed
ma Mclaughlin. 81, Pa
James l.. Dickens 20. Detroit Res
sic NJ. Fritz. g. sterling.
Walter DuhDts. %. Detroit. Emma
jagusch. 23 same
Archie Lavassauer 20. Detroit;
Rose Bcd0re. 20. same.
Iolef Rogderski. b. Detroit, An
tonina Lnporek. II. same.
=, John krause p. Detroit. Minnie
REESE Is same
William NJ Frcismuth. 2s. wheel
ing. " Va Elizabeth Condry -,
Detroit
gelhert J Collins. 10. Detroit:
FI6rence q Russell. 1s. same
Edward smith IS. Detroit, Maggie
T.. Powell 60 same.
THOMAS . Hirschheid. 20, same.
Eva NJ LaForge. 81, same.
4. Victor. cclwicki. 2S. Detroit. Mary
Szewczuk. 81, same.
Arnold element. :. Detroit Marion
Anderson. -. same.
Guisere~ Parinello. IL Detroit:
Giovanna Cocodullc. g, same.
Nathaniel Elhs. 90 Detroit, Annie
H. Z an Ora. ". same.
Edward - uutchins IS. Detroit:
Carrie Chalmers -. Canada
Claude Saules a. Detroit: Ida
NJ Geitz, -. same.
Gordon r. Clarke. 20. Detroit
Maude Amer. 20 same.
Trapin scohlof, IS, Detroit; Poshs
Wozirik. % same.
Eugene weisz. -, Detroit; Clara
Charlie A Morehouse. 81. Dctroit;
Gertrude J Huntington. IS same.
John J. Rertrsm. 20. Detroit; Mar
car"t a. I.owric. ~. same.
Nathan v. Kaplan. 20, Detroit;
Elsa Meyers - same.
Anthony H. Bertram. -. Detroit
Anna HrieRlevicz. 10. same.
clinton I.aTorcnette. ~. Detroit;
GRACE +. Barnss - same.
Aibin NJ IIergott. "a. Detroit:
Albert GInzberg. 80. DETROIT; LII
Ian Cohen. 30. same.
Clarence v. Hughes. %. Detroit;
Lucille y. Coo. ls. Oshkosh.
harry Rottcnhere. 10. Detroit; Rose
Chatten. Is. same.
Anito Gsicomo. 81 Detroit; Mary
Anlto. Is. same.
Thomss Cam. 20. Detroit; Rose
Norman W. stokes. 10, Toledo:
Louise Ratlke. "a. same
Claude Harvey. IS. Detroit; Marie
Jones. 10. same.
Teodor Mschesak. az. Detroit; Jo-
sephine Jufner. rs. same.
Moses Robinowitz. .3s. Detroit.
Freida Rich. 20. same.
Daniel Sherid. 81. Detroit; Anna
Carl siuth. 20. Detroit; Elizabeth
Newman. 81. same.
Ernest W Ekshand. II. Detroit:
Clara Harper. 81 same.
oscar l. LindeherE. %. Detroit
Fannie M-SeppakR. %. same.
Joseph Mijai. 26. Detroit. Theresa
Kupciak. 10. same.
William ~ Hnvens, III. Detroit;
Martha McGarty. %. Ohio.
Francis Naomi 20. Detroit; Alice
Cote. % same.
Fred Campbell. 81. Detroit; Jessie
L. Pierce. 81. same
Alon Karle. Ir IS. Detroit: An
gela Nogler. Fl. same.
George y. Aud. %. New York;
Ruth l. Anderson. same.
Frank y Tarzynski 2s. Detroit:
Tracy Bearnoit. 20. same
Burton = Howe. g.. Detroit: May
p McHugh go same.
Ezra NJ Hewlett. IS Detroit: Rho
da J Thompson. Sc. Detroit
William Edge. so. Detroit: Harriet
T.. cham hcriain. 60 Flirt.
Edward r McCary IS Detroit:
Naudc H. Jones. 81. Toledo
James u. Clark. 81. Detroit. George
T Aidridge IS same.
Otto " Wydeck. 80. Detroit; Ella
Russell n Gordon. "a Dstroits
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03
CHATTER CXXYI

CHAPTER CNNNf
Robert was appointed Judge as All
our friends had prophesied. hs
showed no particular citation indeed
he took 70 rather soberly. and very
seriously. ! tried 20 gossip niue
with him about Il but while he
showed that he preferred not 20.
Your time viii be your own now,
and you will be able 70 be at home
more often. ventured. Win
such a large salary YOU VIII be ao!e
TO give more time 10 ne soclsl slas
OF lfe. as our living VII be assured
Don't bank on seeing too much Of
me. Margaret. / have much Work 70
DO. much IN connection with the ap-
pointment 70 learn. There are many
things which will require much
thought and study
AT least your evenings will be
yours 10 do with as you WISE. !
persisted.
Perhaps" and that ended the con-
His judicial honors sat heavily on
him at nrst This I knew from his
manner. altho he mover talked u
81 lie grew more absent MINDED
when az home. less than ever iuCIn-
"a 20 talk u the things pertaining 10
everyday afairs. with Bruce as an
exception. he never VA 700 busy 10
spend an hour with his son. 20 60
plain anything - him. ana many
times has ne turned back az Bruce
cali after ne had started for the Of
Zoe
He attended several dinners given
him Immediately after hts appoint
u1ent but even when they were over
with De- seemed always o. have an
excuse for rema irsnE out remcm-
her one day IN particular -rememb'r
a. because los, ~ temper had
told Robert in the morning that
Mrs. Keith. "a woman - whom | was
very fond. was % dine with us. ana
"a HtIa he
About o'clock the telephone rang.
haateucd 10 answer N sinking
feeling In p4 heat telling me that
il was Robert, that be was not COM
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03
Births



II Grelner. -. Mary's hospital; J.
Hartley. lt4s st Clair. Cassidy.
Providence hospital Schbanski.
Providence hospital r Frcley PROV
ldence hospital. O. Campb.ll. Provi-
dence hospital. J Cooper Providence
hospital. A. Nclinek Linwood ~
schoneld. 33s Nj Elliott. W MacuRs.
iat Ldyernois W Magdoni 222 Plum
or - Sussmilch, 1859 Michigan; VI
Palestine pa Palmer T. + Lnke.
1870 Harper i. Sandman. zoos For
est f.; l. Truskovsky, - Melville. r
Satdak ssh Rivsrd. a G KhnRen-
smith. SIS Vinewood W Lee. ~ Sew
enteenth. : Mereckl. $50 r. Alexsn-
drine c. Marius oe6 Leland. O. Az
Russell g. Glancarlo. S6l Frskine
p. Diorio. 27t Illinois: r W Dick.
27b Fourteenth o. Grunno. 22o5 JEFF
fcrson W y, FettHrlee, 1900 spring
Harper. 2si BRADY r q Wilson. 200
Cameron W J. Orton. 1883 Cadillac
" Murray. 57s Dragon. A. Cardinal
90 Harrison J Glah. 81 Lyon: j.
Barzyk. - Thirty NTH. G. Krzec kow
ski 81 Thirty FIRST. r. Poppy. ll4o
Kline. % Flora. a. J. Mehlhorn sos
WaverIey. J Prem 2ai Maybury
Grand VI Raker. 1929 Third 9 a.
I~n'z % Krupp. a. Adyk. 2s7 Bran
don ". Kinsman. 1873 Cameron. =
iearr la. ia,3 Pqsn' M e. n@is' ssS
, rAwnsdaie. r. nunaiski. 40 -Tillman
= Marczak. 3G9 WeEson r. fampard
22a Horton =. pale. - Vancouver
J sutherland IN Hawthorne ,. Eel
inski. COS Illinois. A. y curtis. ssl
Peniteau r Janoschek 1909 second
VI Blenlck. 2s5 buchanan w. Riell
az Beividere V Ostvn. sol Relvt-
dcre : famak. 49, Kcnwood A. r
Jackson. 2ai Jos Cnmpau \. Zundel
60 Nckinstry W. J. Stubrau go
T Ferris. 40 Tenth. T. thinner. 1920
BROOKLYN ~ Hansen. "a Log Cabin
T. WottusZek. l25a Chene.
GIRLS
e. Lewis. Providence hospital. 7
Iilly. Providence hospital. O. VII
liams Providence hospital. a. stein.
Providence hospital. u. Dalton. PROV
Manistiquc. :. Mastroine. AS Maple
r Kominek. 90 Plumer. :. Root 400
Riopelle. Fenglet 57s Orleans J.
WAlsk. 7s3 Hiopelle. r. BiaseJeski,
ti2 AleXandrine O. Ponesa. 2es Di-
vision r Guadagnh $40 BRADY 7.
simon. lfi Chestnut. g. Yates. $40
Euclid " r II Schwarz 1917 East
Grand-hlvd, J. HoEeik. 22i otis. T.
Psuta. 20 Waldo: a simpson. 2S3 OILS
campau, \ Crawford, 1870 McClel-
Ian. !. Ezwoskie 20 Peterson, 4
STANCE, Harper hospital: A Pionickos,
1871 Proctor r Weller. 2A Inveft.
. LaSaia. POI -. Auhin c MENDOZA
sos Catherine. w. Richardson. 1894
Twelfth; O. Enge. Harper hospital
NJ. Czenkus. SOS Grandy Henry J
Mok. o2s Maple =. G. Sibley. Harper
hospital W. Leschefski. 200 May
bury Grand Carl Masch, 22+7 eena-
tor. J. Son. S24 Fisher. T Zawodry.
9et Milwaukee r. w. Rock. ass
Burns. W Schnaidt. 1900 Scotch. T.
kuhlow. $50 st Jean. G. Minorc ~
Leslie r. Skyzycki. u0 Garfield T.,
l.. Euis. 33S2 Shipman ". Ianzon.
81 smith r. Dallicr. o06 Gray. j.
paschkc ta4 superior w. 9. Ottman.
ls7 Kendall NJ krugh. IS Linden
r. Eichmau. zoo Roosevelt. &. Han
cock. iSI Green.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03
CHECKS MOVE
TO GIVE CHADSEY
MORE POWER

The dissenting vote OF Inspector
Frank r. Alfred az the hrst meeting
Of the new school board Monday
noon defeated movement to- place
Dr Charles r. Chadsey. superintend-
ent OF schools. in charge ~ both the
educational and tho business branch
es OF the school system Mr.. Al
fred said he did not question the
Ability Of Or Chadsey. but he be
lieved the task Of conducting all the
Affairs OF the board was too much
for one man Mr. Alfred and DR..
John s Hall were named as com.
mittee to obtain bids for $4,000 tons
a. coal which will be needed mex;
winter and 20 generally Investigate
conditions obtaining in the fuel mar
kct
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03
Deaths

David Barry. a0s Lafayette blvd.
II years arterio- sclcrosis A. Marci-
MAX. O. r r. n. and Westminstcr
about 80 wears crushing Injuries. 4.
Harper Harper hospital. IS years.
hypcrthyroidisw. NJ Y. Terrier. -
Wes,minster. 20 years. mvocarditis
f r Stoize. 30 Twonty-fourth. ~
years. mitral stenosis \. Vawro. 80
Paterson four years. hroncho pncu-
monia: s Biol. 252S ". Jefferson. Z
months. acute gastro~ " Nolepa. 1891
Michigan, four months capillary
bronchitis NJ Puchals. i2s Portland.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03
BRITAIN ASKED
TO PROBE LEAK IN
TROOP LANDING

PARIS, July g. Major General
Pershlng announced today no had
taken up with the British govern
ment the alleged evasion OF the
American censorship by which
Reuters agency of England. ead
prematurelv announced arrival. OF
American troops in France. In ad-
dition he said he was personally con
Quoting thoro probe OF the facts
in connection with the publication
of this unauthorized news by the
Associated Press In America.
Nobody feels this outrage moro
strongly than ]" he said "Presa-
,ure publication Of the news imperil-
led the lives OF thousands who were
afoat at the time
Reuters agency serves the Associ-
ated Press In London and its dis
patches arc used by tho American
agency In the United states. IL was
this unauthorized dispa tch which pre-
maturely announced in this country
the landing % troops.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03
HELP wANrED--FEnALE
EARN A GOOD
SALARY

Bright young women looking
for an unlimited opportunity to
advance wanted to learn tele-
phone operating.
We teach you the business
and pay you while learning.
Steady work. Pleasant sur
roundings. Unusual benefits.
Your salary will be increased
frequently. Extra pay for spe-
cial work. Good chance to rise
to fine position.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison ave. and
John K. street, between 8 a. m,
and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03

Caroline Dunn. ~ same.
Abel Ladouceur %. Detroit, Pearl
Primeau. 10 Windsor.
HARRY C. Nicholson. 10. Detroit.
Beatrice T. Henderson %. came.
Edward n Maues "a Detroit
Theresa Nowak 10. same.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03

viii all opportunty quality
vii
mike During 3
ntinue . m abb
at reasonable
Nm Hape rs Grand w.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03

/ WANT 10 meet woman OF 2s 20 40.
established Christian character.
with ability 20 manage local OF
fee OF a national society on uplltt
lines Must be foot free, well and
favorably known. capable Of work
ing into platform effort once 20
open in fall. but preparation neces-
sary. IL 10 y. m, Library Park
Hotel. O. w Arnold.
JANITRESS strong neat white wo-
man for evening and morning work
"a the Hammond bldg Apply lold
Hammond bldg.
YOUNG ApY stcnographer. at least
three years experience. 100 En-
plrc bldg
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR sALE-REsrDENcr Property
494 CHALMERS AVE
BY BlOsser.
BY BlOsser.

FJ4 NIlAIN EfkO z VIZ.
: Drive up TO see this beautiful new
. home this afternoon II Will he
. open from 20 8 Every convent
. ence and comfort has been incor-
' porated 10 contains vestibulr.
: large living room with attractive
: fireplace dining room finished in
: ivory and MAHOGANY attractive sun
room large Uautrv. Ktfri1cn and 4
: bedrooms. bath ana styl porch on
. second floor we arc authorized 20
: sell IL for $4,000 on easy terms n
you want more lnf0imatiOn call
. Leonard Re1ume
. PATERSON BROS. & co.
. 90 Grlswold-af Main 25S
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03
RON Observation-Disclosures ron s.LE-mrscELLAsxous
HAINES' WIGS, TOUPEES, HAIR GOODS
M present bali JOG was

RIrrrut IalE store VI
opened March 4, iS7l
VIII be closed Feb. rs.
1913. making -
years In the same
store and same
\ business and same
n man. Anyone in i
81 need OF a new wig X
or toupee get In
your orders at once
as ! can't make all
a the last month. La
~ dies nrst quality
~ hair goods are get
- ting very scarce
a. and advancing IN n
" price. Hair goods \
q have advanced from
bOoo 20 1909 since
April the FIRST Las An
hair is imported from
France or Germany, ans
,ere are no imports now
m selling hair and hat
a. bacK TO importers
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03

FOR srMNEE MONTHS Complete
~ Furnished ur.in-dnt' seven
rooms. outside otru-urr running
hot and cold water ~ each bed
room. we'll kept lawns. hair n
block from Woodward ave - min
utAr % postofnre Similar fats
bring siab. 81 stimson-pL Call
Main ts47.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03
i, Upper FLAT

IN two family lulding. rbar OF oS
Hancock ~ $50 beauty
DOYLE. Main 7ffs.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03
A TRADE THAT PAYS
HELp wA~TED-rEMALn

LADY bookkeener and stenoRrarher
So cashier tvplst hiller; switch
board operators sling clerk re-
ccptlon room ladv. photograph
stenograrhcrs. $40 10 500 policy
writer. sH6 Chamber Of Comm cree
The Detroit times., 1917-07-03


porch fireplace, sun parl0r built
IN hookraers and buffet. room for
eide drive This is located In fhc
Ia salic Gardens district. s. 500
with terms.
CI.TMoNs. KNIGHT. MESARD &
PAUL.
Nartinfaio rrauri Walnut fTfa \
New Britain herald., 1917-01-12
Carpet Size Rugs

9x12 Wilton Rug, regularly $42.5O, to close $35OO
 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs, regularly $325O to close $25.OO. 9x12 Body Brussels Rugs, regularly $35OO, to close $27.50.
 Discontinued Patterns in
 Whittalps Rugs Two Rugs, size 8-3x10-6, Chlidena Body Brussels $37.5o, sale price $29.5o. Three Rugs, size 9x12, Chliden1a Body Brussels $41,00, sale price $32.50.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-12
STANLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH MEETING
East End Parish Has Had SuC-
 GeSSful and Joyful Year

Never in it's ten years of existence, since it's dedication on April IA, 1906, has the Stanley Memorial Congrega- tional church enjoyed financially and otherwise such a beneficial year as the one just past, which fact was proved exclusively last evening at the an- nual meeting of the officers, congre- gation, and pastor, held in tho church parlors. Reports of the year were read by the secretaries of the different branches and review and summary of the year by Rev. J. E. Rees, pastor of the church was listened to with in- terest.
 @4FolloWing supper, which was served at 6:3O, the business meeting was called to order with Pastor Rees presiding, the first item on the program being the reading of the minutes of the different meetings of the year, followed by reports of the activities in which the church had