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The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-27
Not a Matter Of Size.

Some of the greatest colleges in
America never have 500 students in
any one year. On the other hand,
some of the cheapest quick-lunch
schools in the country boast their thou
sands of students. Wise young folks
will keep that distinction in mind when
choosing a college.-EXchange
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-27
Reformed Churches in United States

FIT GfFneu V1IUrCfIeS III OTII0cU 0tdtcS.
OF the four reformed denominations
In the United States, the Reformed
church in America Dutch Reformed)
is the oldest; it has more than 700
churches. The Reformed church in the
United States German Reformed) is
the largest, with about 1900 churches.
The Hungarian Reformed church, Or
ganized in 1904, is the youngest; it has
"A churches. The Christian Reformed
church in North America is third in
age and size. It has 231 churches and
$4,000 members.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-27
Who Can Answer This?

Donald was holding his new cat
and his mother told him to let it go
whenever it wagged its tail 50 hard,
as that showed it was unhappy. Don
aid said: well, mother, why is it
that Il cat wags its tail because it is
unhappy and dog wags it's tail be-
cause it is happy?"
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-27
Influential Citizen.

Mrs. Youngwife-"My husband is q
very influential man in politics. -
Friend-"You don't say" Mrs. Young
wife-"Yes. George has voted in two
presidential elections, and both times
it has gone the way George voted."-
Puck.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-27

More in Life Than Wealth,

Wealth has made q lot of poor hus-
bands and worse wives. Knowing
something about cooking square
meal, md keeping sweet, is far better
than counting money with crouch.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-27
Watertown 1rFWeeky News Buy-at-Home Department
These BUSINESS firms have united the public reliable

When you are in need of PAINTS,
OILS, BRUSHES, WALL PAPER,
GLASS, WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE
FRAMES OR PICTURES OF ALL
KINDS think of the
j. Il. MURPHY COMPANY
111WeSt Main st. Phone 236-W
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-27
Question of Appetite.

Probably no difference of opinion on
1 comparatively minor subject is more
striking than that which exists be.
tween man and his doctor on what
constitutes overeating.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-27
'IEUMBERCOMPANY
OF WATERFOWL
Think First.

When you talk let it be safety
first. That means that you will think
before you talk rather than do as some
do-speak first and then think after.
ward.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-27
WHEN in NEED OF A TRACTOR OR
THRESHING MACHINE

Call on SCHMIDT & ALBRIGHT.
heitPhone 265-J 312 N. Third St.
We have on hand 16 h. p. Portable
Engine which we will sell at bargain.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-27

Man Made Country Towns; God to Be
Thanked For Them-Ten Men En-
gagged In Rural Life Succeed Where
There Is but One Succeeds In the
City.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Deaths

Lawrence Ftaley enc Horton 9
months Marasnus Alfred ste'ger,
400 Mulett SO years. pulmonary 10
berculosis Agnes Beaver as Caval-
fy ave rs years chronic myocarditisi
sahua S Price 752 Concord ave. So
years feninty. Andreaa Mueller, is3
Seminole. 72 Years lobar pneumonia
Michael Topo-sl0. 55l Mitchell-ave Dr..
"a wears. carcinoma Victor brldIiech,
$50 Wills snst l3 years typhoid few
eft Johanna Zalev ski SIS AleNan-
urino east AZ Nenfe. shock, Peter
Einlu. ST. MH rvs hospital. about 81
wears. pulmonary tuberculosis, tle-
months. malnutrition Andy Ander-
son. Rft Woodw urd. about ~ years,
endocBrditis. panial Cory Winder, 3e4
MlncWood. 30 years. typhoid pueu-
monia. Mike Andry siak. Receiving
hospital 81 wears. cardiac decumpen-
satiou Waiter Maohltck. ia Tlllman.
. year. diarrhea and enteritls Ben
jaWin ~ HouteN. Detroit tuherculos
sanitarium. ~ years. puimona ~
henatomtcoais Margaret VI Bernard.
20 Woodward Terrace 81 years, acute
perltonitis Alev Kulicg 1907 Russell.
months acute rastro-entcritls Au-
guetiue BoTie0. 26 Mason Place ~
years. cirrhosis or liver. Edward Sui
Ivan. 90 Howard, about az years.
apoploTy.. August WiutlC COZ TWEEN
ty-thtrd-st, about 10 years, senilitv
Elizabeth H. Cole. Receiving hospital
sc years. crushing Injuries. Neoma A
Morgan. Us nctiom Court months
lobar pneumonia Bert Haywood %
SoVentoeuth-st. q years lobor pneu-
monia. Jerald Andrew Tyler. Provi-
dcnce hospital. 35 years. lobar pneu-
nonla
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
STOCK MARKET
STILL is DULL
General Tone Shows Slight
Improvement But Trad
Is Light.

NEW YORK Oct 26 The New
York Evening suns financial review
Thursday said
To-day stock market was morn
interesting Than yc terdays short
session Tho volume of business
transacted was hul little larger,
though the general tone showed i'm
prn,cmcnt I'm the early hours con
idcrable strength was displayed by
ihe industrial list particularly by
ihc steel and shipping shares which
were we'll bought at advances ot !
lao points cor so Tho rail- We're
weak. fhp entire ltJ Weakened In
iho last hour Roccsslous from The
day high level ranged from tr1r-
tion Go more han point lhiie
LOSSES nu fbc day Worc from fr1c
son go more than tWo points Union
Pacific We1 below H.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
NEM Nnik rRnnIrT

NEW YDRk. oct 20 Flour uuN
Hut firm Pork Firm. mess tts 80
fs So Lard. Irregular. middle west
spot, g.. F2fsO sugar Raw
quiet c~ntfifueai QB toat $500 mus.
rovado. 80 fost 5000 renusd. auisf
Cut Loaf t9N crushed 81 60 Pow
fercd. fs200s $50. Rranulated ts35
ctnce. Rio SO on spot a. Tai
low bun special lTc CITY. tfifr
ffsy Firm prime 40. + 81 f0di ~
No. 3. g5cU 81 05: clover. 81 - - ib
Dressed poultry uull. turkeys ~ III
1Sc chickens. e0d asci fowls 20 N
2sisc. ducks. 25Refc 1--we poultry
bull geese. fer ducks .1W 2ic
fowls 1913 turkeys, Doc. rooEters
lfc- chickens hrniirfH 1877 ne
hce4e Demand good state milk
common Co. specials. ,0FtZtc. skms
common 90 specials Tnf ic.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
NOW'S TIME
TOGE T THAT
EXTRA VOTE
Big. Dividend Period
Ends Tonight In
Contest

With the 90 PER CENT VOTE
DIVIDEND PERIOD closing at 10
o'clock tonight, the candidates OF
the 10000 club" are looking here,
there and everywhere for just one
more subscription Look over the
list OF candidates published today
and give your fayorite your sub
scription II You have no favorite
candidate, pick out one who Is In
among the published leaders and
give him or her your support You
viii enjoy reading The Times and
he or she will be benefited. ana
grateful 10 you, for the votes TO be
counted 10 their credit.
lou. as readers Of Tho Times,
should take personal pride In in.
creasing It's circulation II each
one OF you will send I'm AZ least one
additional subscription for favor
tie candidate tina means The circu-
lation will be Increased many thou
sands more than the $4,000 goal set
hy the club members
Every subscription received until
10 o'clock this evening, will be
counted in the 90 PER CENT DlVI
DEND PERIOD All subscriptions
received after that time can only be
credited at their face value
That the race Is far from won IS
evidenced by the ever changing
standings as shown in the daily pub
lished list
Today shows new leaders crowd
ing 10 the front,
Mrs l.. < Worth, who has dis
played remarkable selling ability al
thru the campaign. takes first place
Ninety Per Cent Vote Dividend.
(Oct. IS to %. inclusiye)
- months 5000 22.S00 votes.
IL months S30O- $500 votes.
months slj0- $500 yotes.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
VAN zILE
is CLOSE
TO DEATH
Veteran Jurist, Strick-
en- Two Weeks Ago,
Is Sinking Fast

No hope is held out for the recOv-
cry OF Judge Philip T Van Zile. who
has been very in IN mis- home. NJ.
i4S Forestave. west, FOR 10 days
Judge Van Zile Is one of the city's
best known lawyers and 40 a mem.
Der or the Wayne county circuit
bench Is widely known among the
lurists OF the country Previous 10
being elected judge. Mr. Van zile
was prosecuting attorney Of Wayne
county. resirnIng that post when he
became Judge
Judge Van Zile was taken IN a
week ago saturday since which time
he has steadily grown worse In the
iumiIy hone Thursday noon IL was
said that hp vas sinking rapidly.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

LOCAL MARKET
is VERY DULL
eY o'HARA. FERRlss & CO

Tbursday's Detroit stock exchange
opening was duh affair Prices
were lower declines for the most
part, however, being fractional u.
& c. Navigation was quoted ~ 90
81. Hoover Steel Ball 80 "a 40 81 IL
ana Detroit Edison l07 IL bid. with
no stock offered The motor issues
were exceptionally inactive. Bower
Roller Bearing being offered At
Is 10. Ford Motor Of Canada POS to
2i5 and Continental Motors o3-4 20
6. The SUGAR shares were quiet.
buying orders prevailing Charcoal
preferred was bid FOR al -, with
stock offered at 8 The amount OF
business transacted was very small
with no significance
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

cIliD AGO oct Is ftrgs. Rec, pis.
5000 market ale, ~ ~ strong mia
heavy ff1.20Mfc.T5 rough heaef
So MISS light tii2tn1ff
pigs ffd@Tff13 G5. cattle Receipts.
GOO steady heeves $500 G..
COVE and heifers. stkfm1s sto, D.
cfs and feeders. gro ! so calves. g.
HIt sheep Receipts. . 600 steady
native, ts456tf.T5 western. So
l21t. lambs. sl2.25f rs a.. western.
81 so ~ fT1f
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. oct 20 A heavy com.
mission house demand today sent
December corn up Csc over yeFter-
days closing prices Fair offerings
In the other months kept their
prices fairly steady
December corn opened &C. lower
at tl.iG IS. bat later gained Use.
January opened unchanged and later
lost l-sc, To &l-l3 - May opened
at Sl.12 mp 3Sc later gaining iSc.
Oats trading Was irregular. in
iiuenCed 10y corn October oats
opened at GO. mp Use. but later lost
the same fraction December opened
unchanged al IS 7sc. later selling
at 80 4c May opened l-sc higher
az go 3-Sc subsequently gaining The
same fraction
Provisions were steady ON "a
steady hog market
DETROIT COST ~ CLOSE. Corn
aud oats opened hero at unchanged
prices here aud nucUauons lea chit
cago were small Gafly trading was
quiet In all markets
Mills arc u trouble owing Go the
difficulty in securing spring wheat
Demand for spring wheat nour s
presslnE and farmers iu the spring
wheat states refise> o. seu at the
price fixed. b. the government Ar
Engagements nave ueen Completed for
the importation uf large quantity
% Canadian spring wheat and there
ts some hope of large Importation
from Australia Mufu 81 the Cana
dian grain wlI De- ground and for
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
livestock
MI.MIGAN CnNTnAL sTnCkAARns

DETROIT Mich oct 20 Cat
tle Market, steady best heavy
steers Se.snW D.. vest handy weight
butrho steers. ss50Ro mixed steers
Hud heifers SEA handy lEht butch
er+ g. a0fi Hight butchers s. a0W
625 hcst COWS t15OMS butcher
ctvs. SGH6.5O, common COWS s. 90 q
panucts s460652 %. hest heavy
bsll-. STug.50. bologna balls S6u {,
stock bulls. t5.5oVG mixers and
springere s5ua1NO Veal cqlvre.
Market steady. best grades So so
prTTFT = = fN sheep and lsUn
Market steady best lambs SisdiS.25
fair lambs t1Fn SO. LIGHT o. com
mon lambs. stemtt51, FAIR % good
sheep. sSboa 40 go. culls and common.
$4,000 Hogs Market prospect e
steady pigs. 115oM 1898, mixed
grades ilisS0nf5
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
CLEVELAND LIVE sToCK

CLEVELAND oct Hoas Re-
ceiptA 3 600 market steady. york
mediums. sit5O0t671 pigs tt1bou
ff rnuEhs. fi4Ts. stays. elb.Ti. tnt-
to. Receipts 10 cars market stead
and unchanged sheep and lambs
Receipts 800. market steady top
sis.1a. calves Receipts. 100, strong
top. SIS
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

WAsIIlNGTON. Uct ID Tho con-
sua cotton repoft TO-DAY showed That
t5Tf.f2f bales Cunning rohnd as
hair bales were rtnnrd from tho
growth on 1917 up to oct. 49, come
UaFFT With fUI feT fDl III --a..-----
49, 10 fOr If1t Round bales fn-
GUIDED this year nfr 1fo.6a2 Sea
Island Included 1891 for 1919 az
compared with ft.0f0 fur 1916 and
f043s for 1875
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
TUTTV5.o TTTn NARKFT

CHICAGO. oct 25 Butter Extras,
fcfac nrsts ia, d42c. dairy extras.
9el1 0fIc. nrsts. asa q soc EgRs
prifnc ordinary, 8Bn8tisr. frsts $50
Tr Cheese Twins 81 n23 y G.
Young Americas. 24d2fi4c Live
poultry. Fowls. f5nfsc. ducks. $50
fItsr. geese. fsHt1isr sprinEs iqci
turkeys GOO Potatoes Receipta -
cars Wisconsin and Miunceota. t2io
0P2g
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

EAsT Bl tTNfR, y v, oct 20
cattle Receipts zoo. market slow
prime steers sl3.-5a1t 90 butcher
Trades sta1i 80 cows. s3Ga. calves
EcceiptF 700. market slow Gull tO
chuict. stn1b sheep and lambs re
reirfs 500. MARKET slow. stpdv
ch,tco lambs l6mtsa0 rull 20
fair. sli016 earrings il7d14.
shecp. srNtttd HoEs, Rccclrfs
q GOO. markpt rOd25c higher. york
erf. tftN1G2t piss. sta ties mix
cd. stGmt616 heavy fl6.s0H &c. rs.
roughs. tiia0a IS staEs ii3dli
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Wv ,nnk nI1rEn ANn En.s

NEW Volts oct .- Buftof.
msr. 90. efpfa. 11gT. Creamery aN-
frn tft4r Creamery. special mar
frf. ttts fei. state dairy tubs
aS0fte, imitation creamery fr-tR.
sf, 800 Eggs frm. receipts. $3.50.
ncnriF ,lh.lc fAnlA-LA1 u ll.-l.--..t-l -.-
f7Jvsd fpncy. lea fcr fresh rrsts
.i sf fG.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

Au wup arboi day IL 10 be ob-ory
~ a harrisburg today with The
planting or a tree for every gus
ornoi Of Pennsy lyania In the state
capitol park GOV Brumbaugh Nill
open tha ceremonies by planting he
trse for William Penn.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
WHITE QUITS AS
MINERS HEAD

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. .2b.-John p.
White today resigned "a president
OF the United Mine Workers OF
America.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
rnIrnn IINr srnCh

light. market strong hcAVles SIC -
"a 20 go mediums stsdtfe5 workers.
tffd 1880. good pigs. ti3u ~ 30.
calves SLOW. sheer and lambs
slow
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

Probably the Emperor Charles OF
Austria has moro titles than any
a king. CHS kingdoms ranging from
Hungary 20 Jerusalem an arch,
duke. A double grand-duke, % tines
duke q grand prince. four times
margrave. and several Tines 2
count
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
PATRIOTIC

The "war machine" is oper-
ated by telephone. Stick to
your post" is the advice of an
army officer to telephone en-
ployes.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
PLEASANT

The work is interesting and
enjoyable. The surroundings
are comfortable; associations
agreeable. The company is
liberal in its treatment of
employees.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

one Of Tho oddities Of Madrid is
newspaper printed with ink con
talnlng phoephorUs. 30 that the pa
per can 10 roai IN tho darG
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Produce

There was scarcity IN hot house
tomatoes this morning which put the
market temporarily a little higher
hut aside from this there was moth
ing new 20 report car OF western
poultry was received yesterday, nut
az n graded higher than usual IL was
disposed of thru the dfessers Win
ouf disturbing the market Butter -
steady AT the decline and eggs az tAe
last advance. Potatnee may 30 either
way, hut nt tho time being the move
meut to market ~ barely equal 10
The requirements ~ the trade
Apples Dbl. Jonatnans. 10
Bananns - Good shipping stock.
~ e. No.
beans Dried L'mas. tic ID.
tranherrtes 81 bu
California Fruits -Plums, 81 a 200
per t-basket nst. Malaga grapes.
sl50al75 Tokays. $1,000 i.i5; He'd
Empcrors s. 6ln115 per bOk.
Chestnuts Michigan. CSC per lb.
Dressed CsIyes-Fancy county
dressed 200 2ic cnoice, le920ci
common. 1sn1ec II
Fresh Fresh t.sss,aSIe..-be.e9ts; VA; isa Ty
doz; carrots. VI bu.. cauiifower; -
bu, green ouions. zoe tomatoes. not
house. '25c To-. eEg plant, f.1o ou-
cucumbers. hot house, 81 SIS per don
US ~
Grape FruIt--t5 5oHs per case.
Honey new fancy white. lac ID.
Lsmo". SO Is g 80 ser box
Mats wslnuts, 2sa fsc almonds;
90 q 30 nlberts. 100 3oc. Braxils. ~
n lsc, Techns IN isc III. nut meats.
5-lh cartons. almonds isc; walnuts.
soc pccans. 2bc ID. peanuts roasted
0r-ase, vsiencias, 1880 per
Oalons t;ome grown. siT5 bu.;
/ spanish, :. per crate.
Lc',n"s Head tsa5 per case; leaf.
rota,oe. Mostran. u4O8t5O in
rerches ,l@iso bu.
Poultry Springs 20d2lc; light
/ Nss'ght- t7p 1ec So. hens. goa 2lc,
I mediums 1TIi9c. BOOSTERS. lbu Zoe
sweet Potatoes -Deiawares. $50
/ bbl Jersey sweets. - hamper. S5.75
/ bbl
JoBBrNG PRICES
canned Geods Apples gal Lima
beans, s. 2:i2 corn, fancy Maine. 81,
june n"u' B. s5sassd ssi n1' tai" tali. so.
marrow fat peas. 3; tomatoes. stand
ard. seel FOR a-ib basket:
medium. l7naoe. raney 5oa s2c. Rio.
:2c.. lib tins. 1sa 2oc ~
Feed IN ioO-ib. sacEs Bran. $50:
sta ndard middiiugs. go fuc mid-
dlinRs tt2 cracked corn 5000;
coarse cornmeal, SIS. corn and oat
chop. $50 ton
..I rlss Pa;sn, ~"' ,ll FS''0 .,r ,isi'
til.l9, spring patent Si2io. rye hour.
81 80 bbl of iee lbs. in eighth paper
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
TELEPHONE
OPERATING

An excellent profession and
opportunity TO do your bit"
for Uncle Sam.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

II4IN. Ii Oct 1n Eutter SIC
h.d na sHlef last week f31c.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
PROFITABLE

Salaries start at once. Oper-
ators earn while they learn.
Splendid opportunities for adj
vancement.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John r street, between 9
a. m. and s p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

HUtUHUUTl on WOmen drn ut
alike
Wife-In what respect. dear
Husband There YOU 20. every
time you go to take cork out ~
bottle YOU always push ~ in.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
New York Stocks

Quotations by Hornblower q Week..
Dct 2s opsn llgh Low 'lose
Aia.l.4 cold nf. "A
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

MUST SILL
Attractive new bungalow. a. afa
Navhh0e- ave. full basement. fur
mace. laundry, etc, large living
room and dining room. we'll equip
ped kitchen. bedE.nrns and bath.
35-ft lot Take J~ferson car 70
Tud con Motor Co open 10 3 daily.
Nery cay terms Call Mr. Reaume.
PATEf lSON BROs. Il CO.
90 Grlswold st. Main 25S
$3.50 DOWN-COTTAGE
2-miie circle. j block 20 Michigan car,
corner lot street paved price f3,-
goo. balance .25 month
T.. c. LUDWIG
1920 Dime Bank bldg cad. 1850
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Births


A. MaIcke, POI Hlch c. J. Eue'h
So Piscopink. J. l.. huffman 1858
Lambert. .aoran. 42i crane W.
Roszczewski. AS Thirty third ~.
Kuseck 24s Tecumsch, w Hous" -
Frederick w Pier2chalR, 90 Dodge ,
IS Naorhp. tq2 Lst}clle y. \. Meleh.
'rr,,rnb,ilt. q. sylvester 80 Brewster.
w Stefaniak. l44 Portland a. lNus-
tedf 1907 Mcclellan. +. NreP~ki ft'
Palmer r.. j Nonuiike' IV3 lnifN
~ Warden 100 Tuscola' :. Mocerl'
I0f6 Townsend. y Bauer lla~peE
hnsuliaI- -Mludl-l8a-r--.-la- a. Ili4l.4.+4-
s. Baker. SOS Bagg D. Name tn, AZ
Pasadena. s. Marzalok. 220 Gara"ld
+ guva 1870 Proctor q. l'ouohuc,
7b7 Copim. O. r Etrford 1853 Wa
terlou, W n Cusac. sHl Bew ick J.
peck - Macklnaw. =. Czarnec 81. ~
Williams. o T. i.titz. - hI5lcs ).
kogara $50 Nessou. i. W da-SSH-
cooper, j Martin. $50 Coplin ~. linz
mefrheid. 500 Lawudalo' Y Mansfield.
a clark. Harper hospital, a.. Radicoy.
ga Peaufait. j. Fcldslcln. $50 W A.
Cmgston. 2tsi, Townsend e.. DeNoN
AGV Sunnyslde Il. y Moshcr Arac"
hoapital J. rein. j. Miller. w Brown
Grace hospital annex SOU ,lcf.
me MAXWELL. r. swami. 236 Mod
hurry Semcnwnid. 1907 Helen. ~.
Grant 3et Lansing s. nziatkos, 1888
twenty thirdt j. l<lvmek. Coz l+inc-
tion, I Szucs $50 Soltaf .srah-
torborU. w. NogrL gtt kirby w. ".
ITOwawrd Harper hospital west
branch \. Galinshl r. hyde y
snyder. I23 crane. o.. tIad.tuw sit d
SIC Chene p lllnvatN. lat Enwortn
A. pmjanski fV mans huspifl a.
Kuszerow SKI. -1h FhUner ~n0th-
camp. l1eS crane. q, sloan. 'lt 90
/ land a. ScheuK. 18l Garland So Na
/ polskL SIS Illinois Gatngl 4ls
I liz u ftsIIND IN.
first W. g. oliver 6s COLLAR ST. =.
/ stubb ne. 30 hweet,rn. g. "
noldo 1911 Pennaylvan.a W,
/ nrst o. Rout4n. " LePage. a. Necte
g. Richardson. rr0vidrucr hospital
d. Newman. gao EHHtYf- j. O.
/ cleveland. I7Sf Nchiran Kropa
~ Newton. ctrts
90 Roby & scnah"iz asf ST. Wa.
rem r piglovskt ii Thrty-frs.t
r rs'@ifi iiai '0 e%dliia 'S iie'r'
1 Heel " stczcbeit. ass 1aWton. s.
7 8orek 81 FINLEY. Motrz.I kn
t37 Thirty-thtrd 90. Inn nll l".i
I III: \ Acsrdi So Lnfa otto snil-
/ gen. sff D. CnnHeld T. lorur Gin 500
! Nontcalm T.. r. peuHfr Ntt
r Simpe"n $50 Chalmrr- @lnp-
L FNI. NNN lNIEI W
Parkway u Cry hoNslI. iiif -
Aubin Schuts - Gates -rh- o.
a2nts ARlexnrdrlne f.. l..r.u. ehi
Alexandrino r. r Elmo. 9eq Rrt'y
Kent SOS Military. g. u Nur,her
/ 9t0 Coliscwood N iirdanid iiaf
/ per hospital. j. Inris. 26S 81 Inder
/ &. srhiucbter IS Benufalt iialfl-
son. $50 Frederick VoEel a6t fIel
an ". White 81 myrtle Re Ten
! derson a. Hamilton Teal f1f
Z Mack o. Eiswlrth ia66 canton g.
/ ~ Peel go BROOKLYN Anderson
I ieG Tuscola H Wilkins tal Helen.
q Wilkinsou. 80 Naf s. Srnka. qhi
| Palmer r. a Bv1ew ski nHs Mitchell
w y FeftiR $40 Mckinley u Ca.
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/ hospital. H. Goldstohr Harper hospi-
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The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

2O0-ACRT STOCK FARM. miles
from Spencer. n. y. f30 acres OF
pillow land nearly level. 30 acres OF
growing timber. beech and maple.
s0yTo baFement barn. slio. running
water in barn, good S-room house
and other outbulldihgs- only two
miles from main line r. n. Farm In
very productive Price $1,000.
Brooks & Montgomery
4i2 HAMMOND BLDG MAIN ISIS
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
LAND CONTR

81 300 contract on G-room COTTAGE no
mortgage $3.50 contract mort-
gage $500. Good discount on both.
They pay more than I per cent.
G.. "A. DE LONG
Cherry 223f $40 Cham. Or Com.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

WILL pay cash tor vacant lots,
houses. flats, stores. acreage.
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought; quick and sat-
isfactcry deals.
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by IIornnloWer &. Weeks.
oct 81 open High Low Close
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-23

Inc Worlds Champion

The Stutz is a strong, sturdy car. It has a reputation as a fighter. It has never known knockout, and seldom felt the sting of defeat. The race course has been it's cra- dle. Racing has accelerated the development of the automobile. Among American made and Eu- ropean cars the name Stutz un- doubtedly stands pre-eminent on the race course. Our engineers have the benefit of it's first-hand experience and from which the 16-yalve motor was designed, de- veloped and produced.
 The 16-valve, 4-cylinder Stutz mo- tor is the result of several years practical and successful racing experience, under our own per sonal management, having met all competition on special con- structed speedways and rough roads. This motor is not one nights dream, but the result of exhaustive tests obtained from laboratory and actual road tests at low and high speed, as we'll as for genera! economy. The sturdi- ness of construction, the careful workmanship, the best quality of material, insuring dependability and efficiency. is evident in tills motor, and is characteristic of Stutz design.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-23

Our service station is devoted exclusive ly to the constant and proper care of the three splendid cars we handle the Apperson, the Grant Six and the Stutz- thus assuring the owners of these cars the fullest measure of pleasuref from their ownership That's modern auto service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-23

We take this means of announcing our removal into our permanent home on Auto RoW-at 412 South 2lst Street, where we have surrounded ourselves with every facility and convenience necessary to modern service to the exacting autoist.