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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-05-25

A special convocation Of Paw Paw
chapter No. "a r. A. M. is called for
next Monday evening, May 2Sth,
Work in the nj. M, M. degree on two
candidates and refreshments after the
work.
The Friday club will meet this Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. w. G. Epley
at the Hotel Dyckman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Abrams were
guests of Paw Paw relatives on Sum
day last.
Charles Bilsborrow was business
visitor in Detroit Wednesday.
Mrs. LaRue Chappell returned from
Detroit last Friday after two weeks
visit with relatives.
Frank Libbe of South Bend, well
known here, has been very ill. His
mother Mrs. c. j. Libbie of this place
has been at his bedside assisting in
his care.
Miss Nina Jackson who has been
with a millinery establishment in Sa-
line during the season is expected
home next week.
Lawrence Johnson is the new land
lord q the "Hotel de Hamburger"
Miss Josie Van Auken spent Sunday
with friends in Hartford.
The High School Base ball team
went to Lawton Wednesday and took
the Lawton team into camp by the
score of 10 to A.
c. A. Whitcomb of Chicago has
been spending the week with relatives
and friends here.
The local base ball team certainly
can have no fault to find with the
loyal bunch of rooters that cheer
them on to victory. The roofing how
ever is done principally by the girls,
and they are certainly past masters
of the art.
Miss Margaret Cole of Allegan
spent Saturday and Sunday ~ home
with her parents.
County Treasurer Duncombe and
wife were guests of their daughter
Mrs. Daniel Riley in Benton Harbor
over Sunday last.
Mrs. w. J. Johnson entertained in
honor of Mrs. w. C.. Armstrong of
st. Paul last Friday.
Alice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. VOLTS underwent an operation for
adnoids at Bronson hospital last Tues
day.
Mayor Glenn +. Warner was in
Bangor Tuesday evening to assist in
the organization of a company of
Home Guards at that place. He re-
ports very enthusiastic meeting.
LaRue Chappell, who is travelling
for the Wolverine Brass Works of
Grand Rapids was at home for the
week end.
Special convocation of Paw Paw
CHAPTER No. 81 r. A. NJ. next Monday
evening. Work in M. M. Nj. degree
on two candidates. Refreshments
after the work.
The Paw Paw ChautauQua this year
will be held from August 22nd, to
2Sth, inclusive. Complete details of
the splendid features for this year
will be given in an early issue.
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LOCAL news

yIOOnI uVGUV I
Attorney Glenn f.. Warner and +.
N. Wakernan we're in ansing on bust
ness last Monday.
Paw Paw will soon have a regular
Red Cross society. The preliminary
steps have been taken and the society
will be organized and in operation just
as soon as the charter comes. Paw
Paw will do its part in every branch
of the crisis that confronts the cOun-
try.
Paw Paw won the game from Law
renee last Friday afternoon, which en-
titles the home team to play on Field
day. We have a good team this year
and every one is pulling for the boys
to bring back the championship.
Candy 9 cents per pound Saturday.
We will dispose of small amount of
winter candy Saturday at this almost
half price. This candy must go be-
fore hot weather comes. Don't forget
Laverty's Variety Store. (adv)
Free and Mutchler announce the
arrival of a car load of Agricultural
lime for distribution among the far
mers who desire it. Get your order
in before tits all gone. (adv)
Mrs. Lester Brewer has returned
from California where she has spent
the winter. She was much benefited
by the change and comes back in ex
cellent health. She reports the Will
= Rickerson family doing well and says
they wish to be remembered to their
Paw Paw friends.
The Free and Mutchler company
have delivered material for three
barns the past week to George Wilson
and Frank Hayden of Waverly and
Peter Allison of Almena.
The O-.E. S. will hold a regular
session next Wednesday evening. The
secretary desires to say that there are
some who are yet in arrears for dues,
and that the same must be paid on or
before the next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wildey enter
tanned small company OF friends and
neighbors at dinner last Tuesday eve
ming in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lakes thirty-seventh wedding an
niversary. 1t was very pleasing
surprise to Mr.. ard Mrs. Lake.
The department of state reports
4,248 deaths in Michigan during the
month of April and 1922 deaths dur
ing the same period of time.
Miss Audrey Cross motored over
from Union City with friends and
spent Sunday last at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Cross.
There are in The True Northerner
office two Michigan Auto License tags
Nos. 322S3 and T. 8840 both found on
the road between Paw Paw and Glen
dale. Owners can have same by calling
at the Office and paying for this notice
The regular meeting of the w. r.
c. comes on Saturday afternoon of
this week at 2:30 o'clock. All MEM
bers are urgently requested to be
present at this meeting as there is
special business of Importance to be
transacted.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-05-25

WANTED-A good, steady, gentle
manly salesman to handle Wards
Wagon in Van Buren county. No ex-
perience needed. For u. particulars
write promptly to DR.. Wards Medi-
cal company, Winona, Minnesota.
Established 1856. TITO
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PROSPECT HILL CEMETARY.
NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS.

Owners of. lots in Prospect Hill
Cemetery who are in arrears are here
by notified that if they wish their lots
cared for before Memorial Day, their
assessments must be, paid without
delay.
It'll Secretary.
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HARDWARE STORE NEWS ITEMS.

Y We much pleased with trade sweat pads =
1t is first selling this item but sales
= have been very gratifying.
We have three four specially good bargains disks
Some carried from 1916 and will be offered
y less than present wholesale prices
Why don't you try of the Johnson Carbon J.
Remover in your Auto Engine? The expense is slight
1t claimed that 80 per cent of your engine troubles
caused from carbon Try some-If not satisfied Your
= money back.
We thought had sufficient Dynamite contracted for
We maintain present price of 25 cents only until
We have but Black Hawk Check Row Corn Planter
left at this writing. The wholesale price is up. Our
price is still $4,000 this planter. No more will be
- bought this after this one is sold.
We have about 300 rods of the heavy Poultry Netting
that we have priced cheaper than the Light Weight
Diamond Mesh. If this had been bought early the
! price would be much higher
We have on hand one Deering Five Foot Cut Mower
that is priced at $3.50. If need Mower better
buy early Present wholesale price is almost much
our retail price
We expect car of Cherry Crates in within a few :
~ weeks time We would appreciate your business
8 Our present price Storm Proof Barn Door Track is
- two cents per foot less than wholesale ?
r H. CwATERS & co.
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W9il4fiibe iiIro iteittig. Stodrs uns
5eeoers Deroeg mr iebr ueHig ge
fnift.
MittIere uno idnpere Stiere $500
-t2.75; 5Leiifer Sfere $3.50
1900; Sellers $6.50-10.25; aus.
erleiene bis ertra S10.5O-11.75;
aiibe $6.25-6.50; auserIeiene bis
ertra S8.75-9.50; Gamers $500
800; TliIhfiibe $45.00-120.00;
Gtoders uno 5eeSers $6.50-8.75.
8uIIen. = Ter Wnrtt mar
idpaa iino Die greiie iteben nm pc
unter benen pom Uorigen Samitag
Jette guIIen s9.25-9.75; go.
losno ss.00-9.00; mngere uni
leihte Se.50-775.
RGIber. = Gie Rnhirnoe mar
nur mdBis unb Die preiie itetig BIZ
ctipns nieoriger.
Bette Ieidte adI6er s1425-14.
80; einiae SAFE; fair Bis glte
.S12.50-14.25; orbindre unb grobe
S6.50-f0.50.
e hmeiue. - Ter Warft mar
heute Ianeiam unb id5leppenO uno biz
s'reiie iteben min etrpa 10c nieori'
ger.
Guserleiene 'hipere 220 Pfurb
unb mebr Sf5.s5-15.90; gitte Bis
ouserleiene @erinuot. unb iSIeii6er.
forten ts5 pflrO unS mebr S15.7C'
--15.s5; mittlere un6 gemiifte leo
Gfiino uno mehr St5.40-15.60; };
Ieidte @rrionbiiorteu 100 Bis 1876
ghun6 S1450-15.25; orbinGre biz
quite sSerfel 10 TflIno uno penigar
.St000--14.00; oroiudre Biz nuser.
IeIene ifrpere iette S1ue 5000
14.65: Staas SS00-t2.50.
g dafe unb g ammer. Gar
Worft mar iftpoh unb bic @reiie
pt1pns niebriger
Ghafe, aiiuserIeiene bis ertra So
50-9.75; quite biz niserleiene So.
$3.50: oroindre bis fair S. 100
500; g6de 81 0O-750. - 96m.
mer, ertru Sfs.35-1s.50; CUTE bis
ouserIefene S1700-1s.25; orbind.
re bis fair S9.00-16.00; seiborenc
aGmmer uno JdbrIinse 5000
|14.00.
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saweiS idwer beSrdnst.

Der prGitben bat bic Spiona9ebill
unter5ei9net, pel6s es ibm moqIit
ma9t, bic 4usfubr mad neutra!eu
Stdaten in europa gdnSIia gu Ders
blRoern. 9llIentbalben erbeben iid biz
grOBten 8efiir4tunssn, namsRtlit
aud in Der S6pei5, mo man ii9 elmer
ungsbsuren ariiis eeseniiber iisbt. Gs
pirb uns bariibsr aus Der @iogenpil
isHidaft geIdriebeE:
Die S9rpei3 srfdbrt gum sriteH
Wtal ieit benz Sriessbesinn unumlpims
osue Orobungen. Wir fnp bnmis oOr
isbr eruite, OislIeidt iosur dubsrif'
RDaIi6ieitsn geiteGIt. Sn bsieH Sas
gen nGmlih pr.biet Die sroBe frcrsDa
iiide unb nit ibr Die ameritantif:
9reiIe ben Sungsrtries esesR biz
S6peis. Das Deien Der ihmdbli-
den Gngriffs TT ilberalI basi,Ibe,
ndmlih: rWdrum i.iiiet SeutialanS
nod 0iberitanb9 Dsil .s bur& bic
Sdfpsi, perprppiantisrt pirb. Tin
Yeipels: 1918 lieferttn bic gsreinisten
Stnnttn Der S1tpeis 10000 TDnner
Wei5.n, 1916 dhr 10000 TurnsH.
@cbin s.bt Der uebsri4ub: Jlae7
Deuti6Ianb," Die SdiFder uuter.
briidsn bic Sbatfate bob pir 1918
aus Rublanb, Rumdnien unb Garaba
runb 10000 Scnuen BsiRn bssrs
gen. aus Gn.lIen, pelde uns Der
9riea prfblcHsn bat. @leihertpelIe
fptrb NIT n.r gsrennuna Der gaelss
unb 1etisSontinsente psrfabrsn, Chsr
.Dk S4Dels Iiefsrt $4,000 slid
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Gbteaao, 90. sunni.

Gbieago, 90. sunni.
9eisen. - Siir SuIi $2.10-2.'
16; am Sdlub S2.14. Sir Sept. ST.
$3.50; an SbluB $1S7.
8elidforn. = Sir SuIi 81 55s
.56S; am 5dlub $1.554; Sir Sep
S1.46a-1.4Sb; am SdIub $1.47t.
Safer. - ,Tiir sSlili 624-64c; au1
S6lub 6Sc. Jiir Sept. 53-54e; OH
S6luB 53tc.
&ossen. - no. 2 nOmineu; glo. 3,
S2.95.
@eriteit. 49, $t.10-t.iS.
simotbp S4.00-7.75.
aIee. = Sl2.0o-17.00.
gorf. - fiir ssuIi S39.95-40
10; am sdIuB $4,000. Sir Sept.
S40.0o-4O.35; am S6Iub S4007.
StrnaIs. Fiir SuIi S2157-
2t.75; amShlub S21.57. Sir Sept.
S2t. .S0-21. 90; am sdlub $3.50
Mippenieiter. - Sir Suli $21.71 :
81 .95: am gtlub S21.S0. Siir Sept.
S21 .S2-22 .O5; am ShIuB s21.S1.
Butter. - Rarft b0ber; Creamery
gier. - Dartt unreeeIrdBig; 9u'
fuhr 19,OO7 aiiten; iirits 29A-
30sc; orbinnrn firits 27h-2sac; ani
BEN Deorft 2Gb-303c.
seurtoffeIn. - Wporft niebriger-
Teue, 3uiubr 80 Cars; arfan'as
unb Sflahoma S3.16-3.S0; gItc.
9ufiihr Cars, frine Nuotieruma.
@efliiuel. = 9ebenSeS, Rurft ME-
briger: S1hne 19-195c
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gu Der Srage, iparnm bic
Stibpuntte Der beutider rnteriees
boote on Der Flarbrifbeu 2itts nod
adr nidbt psruibht ipprben ieien, ers
fart Der Mlitarbettsr bes poriIer
.SournaI", Der ii6 sur 3eit BEL ber
.neIiT6en TIotie befinbet, leiber milf
barauf geantpprtst perb.r. bdb bts
ensTiIaen S6tffe BEL Der Gnndterung
an bie aiiae Don ben bsutfHen als
itenbotterien berGts urtsr Serwr ees
ncmmeu rperben, ipenr bic snshfhen
S6tfFe mod anr ntdtt idhsen tbrnen.
@erThiebentttH ieien ensIH6e Uscr's
tore SO ailpmeter Don Der Riift, usstrr
cut IieeerbeS SperrfnRr setonsmsn.
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3uder. - prtiIe uunerGnbsrt. Rdf'
finirt.r Gut aOaf S9.55; pombsrso
S8.15; CUBES $500; srdnulirtsf
$500; gonfsetionsr 81" $50;
Sff d" $7.60-7.7o; tpeiter ertra
S7.4O-760; EXTRA g" $3.50 per
buubert pfunb.
WpIaffes. - War!t iietis. =
Hsp Orleans Open Rstt.l 50-65e;
Centrifugal 32-42c per gnlIone.
Rets. - ertra fanep Seab So
9te; fanep 8--ste; Ietono Ssab 7
Tic; asbro9ensr 6-6se; Sapan 73-
s2e BLUE Rpie sa-S9e per pfuno.
Dairs.proouits
Butter. 3ufubr ssnissnb. -
preiis unperGnbert. MbcIsmiIt extra
S9e; GentraIiseo ertra seat; Cen.
traIi5eo eytra 33c; ieeonbs 30e;
Gansp DARN 33e; qudins Stod 25h
-30sr.
adfe - Martt fistis; Ohio 25c:
Rorbpefli&tr 26-26at; glefp yors
27c; S4ipsissr 81 S5s; aimburssr
25-26c; bo. Bird 24e per s}funo.
Gier. - Waartt 5iemIi8 Isbbaft
unb fsfter. - prima ftrits Siibnsreisr
Gle; firfts 30c: orbinare firits
28ae; fseonbs 27c; per Suseno;
gniensisr 30ae pee DuBsnb.
GefIiseI. - Wartt Isbtnft.
prsife Itstis. - groiIers Don Ii pfo.
unb Sariiber 35s: ssruers th gfirnb
25-S0c: Sibre f4e: Siibner zoe;
9rntbiibner BON $40 pfb. 21r; DO.
nit trumn,r Hruit 12c; gulIs Sc;
iunse Gntsn DON 2 gfunb unb barii.
bsr zoe; ipeibe Gnten 14-16t: 06ns
ts 1o-12t; ate aanben SITE per
Sutsnb.
Cbfunb gtmafe
Gspfef. - gicme Heuutp $3.50
Ben Dppis M-76-625;
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Ghttnao. 90. sSuni.

Sdpeiue. - 3ufltbr 5000;
Warft Ianoiom unbH 10-15e ME.
bri aIs seitern. guIt $1500--t5.70;
leihte S14.50-15.50; eeuiidte
st465-15.90; ihpere S14.70-
1905: ro6e S14.70-15.00; Gertrl
S1t.00-1435
Rinopieh - 8ufuhr 1000;
Warft idtpoh; gtatioe Beef Sttere
SS.5O-13.s0: Stoders unb sseebers
$6.90-10.00; aiibe unb Seifers
$5.75-11.70; adIber s11.5o-15.'
10.
Sdafe. . Suiubr 10000;
Worff Itetig: @efbers S9.15-i2..
90: Grpes Ss.15-10.75; Gdurmcr
$11.Oo-f675; Griibjabrs S4aie
S14.b0-1900.
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auf Grunb elmer Gtnlabuug, bic
bonn groben frnrsDFi6sn 6auptauars
tier an bic Rsoattipn Der .Reusn 9a'
rider 3situns' sreanesn mar. Deilts
ibr miIiidrtI&sr Wiiarbeiisr um Sts
Niti. RSrB .iniss 9oss an Der iran'
sSiif6sn Grbut, Gs III mtni4It4 be-
ersiflit, Sab man f& bel elmer ioI4en
TaiiIirn elmer ssrpiHen NiIieu Dir'
lung N9t sntsitbeu lam. I'M 70 ne
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vsIs, rOuss nHs MFti.n in Res Dsrf.

gsiadf.ssaptep wurseH ~ -bk*
,istonttrt. @sfid sut eoHson SarsH lis.
lis. 5as 60 Tsss s+72. gsmmereial
siills. so Gsst. N7iA. Stfi AlST,
fsabsl.anw siiunsfn N.7sH, 6ranes Sidi
SIAN. Rattl AT3H Rars. feiuf Eupiirun.
zen. Rfonen, fsiut Guotirunaeu, 2ire 6iAt
1877, asbsl T.ss. Rubel Si9i "a. asbd
t&K. 6iIbsrSatrtn 7SHe, Ntrtisntfhs
Sonsrs sike.
aftisn rit-His Giifubatn' Uttieu
raren 'ptmadldiiiet uHe etsabtn In man
6,a i5dHsn ftsins psriHes. Tis JHsutrles
Gi.isn absr DareH itit.
-n~Gu
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O.uO, OrtfHlHgk So.Oo-o.oO tn'
fsrtor nIIs S0rtsn S2.6o-3.5o ps'
ebI.
3itronen. = California 1910
400 per Rife; aimss 9oe-Sl.oo
per aiife.
Cransen California PaDels
s2.50-4.o0; 5lcriba s4.oo-4.26
per aiiis.
sraSsSruti. = 5loriOa g.
00-4.50.
pfirfi&s. = elssrta $3.50
-3.75; 5igblp BEL $3.o-3.5o;
Carmen $2.75-3.0o per Crate DON
6 a5rtcn.
&trf6tu. = 9snnsHse S1.5o-
1.75 pct Crate BON "a Quarts.
pfIaumm. = Wilo GooIs 81
O-1.75 per "a Quart Crate.
SeibeIbeeren. - $3.50
3.75 per Crate Don "a Quarts.
aRanas. = $2.50-3.25 per
Crate.
Oepbeereu. 1925 perGrn.
ts RON 80 Quarts.
Grbbeeren. Ginheimtid,'
2.O-2.75 per Crate Don "a
Quarts.
tomatoes. Glorioa $3.50
-2.7 per Crate bon 6 aorben
WiHiFippi S1.40-150.
aartofisln. etnbsimiids
s10.25-tt.00; gaiiern GobbIers
gio. / $9.25-9.50: Ro. 2 $3.50
500 per DBL; alabama $5.15-5..
25 per 80 piuno Sad.
Rbubarber. Ginbeimii9er
10-12sc per DuB.nb 8aub.l.
Waffermeloneu. - $500
$500 per 100 Stiid.
9urtsn. - 5rsibbaus 40-50c
per Sus.no; Gloriba $1.0o-$1-25
per Samper.
Graui. - qouiiiand unb alabd'
ma S3.50-4.00 per Crate; Gloriba
4-4se per pfunb.
Wsibs RHbsn. - s1.25 per
Bu.
Robt. ginbsimiiatr 75e-
s1.o0 per BEL.
3niebeln. - seras, tpeibs 81
.25; bo. Boilers $1.00-1lO;
9eras, asIbe $1.2o-1.25 per Crate.
Spinat. - ginhsimii4er 90
40e per gu.
Sung grbfen. -,$225-
2.75 per Camper.
Or iine gobneu. - 2ouiiiano
$2.O0-2.25; Wa9sbobnen $500
225 per 9amper.
4drotten. - einheimHhe 20
25e per 9ubmb giinbsI.
2uubprsbutte
6eu. Ro. l 7imotbp $500;
10. Q aimutbp S18.5O-l9.'
90; go. 8 9tmOtbp $1e.5o-17.5O;
20. l senii4tsr al.e $3.50
1875; 30. 2 s.miidtsr stIs:
s17.50-1s.oo; Ro. l Sln ST.
0o-17.50; go. 2 alss $16.50-17.'
90; Sisiiass GlfaIfa s17.00-20.'
80; Rosssnitrob S14.00-15.00;
Saf.ritrob S1o.00-1o.50; Weisen'
itrob $10.50-11.Oo per soHns.
Rablsnfufter. - Warft ru'
big. - alsis S33.00-3400; Niob'
linss, braune S41.oo-42.00; ipeib.
$46.00-47.0o; seuiftf,s Gutter
$37. 7.00-38.00.
Gimtrsteu. Wdrtt fsit.
- alseiam.n S10.25-11.eo; per gu.
BON Store; 9imotbp $3.25-3.80;
gu9tpeisen $2.O0-2.45; lla3sIa.
men 1925 per gu.
Derf4iebsneB.
Dele. - Wartt itstis. - asin5I,
robes $1.24 per gaIlOnt In y)ars
tien IA 8bl. 1875 0alIonsn
S1.32; 10 Galoneu $1.39;
aetodtes 1e me5r; 30. l 2arb.
81 $1.49--1.52, CONNER 1eIt ST.
55-1.6O; Cotton Sch Oil raff. 81,
90 per Gallons; 5srpeniin 4Sc in
partisn BON Is Sab unb &c in
Variien Don 10 Bis % @auonsu;
Petroleum. Sbio Carbon State aeIt
91ac; SpesiaI . Sorte lie; @eo
Gropu GafoIin 24e; Rapbta 29e per
9allone.
Sall. - Der Wdrit in ruHa. -
Dbio gRipsr SLIGO per B6I. Don 100
pfunb. Gubrlobn binSussfiigt.
9als. - Marit ieit. = prima
Gitp 17h--1se; bo Gountrp 16a-17c
per plumb.
aphleu. - Warft rubig. pitts.
bura S6.50-7.o0; aanaipbd 5000
$50; gaut anb Slad $3.50 per
9cnne absslisfert. Ruu&IoIs Stiids
scblsn $S.00-8.5o; Qntbraeite S10..
90 per 9onns nbssIiefsrt. Gpis to'
n "A Ct m TT- hsr n Iot1s,a oh0e.
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QtntinnatL 2a. Suni.


gintiunati, 20. Suni.
Die na9folssnben Quotirunseu Be-
5isheu flo nur auf eHgros Trans
atticneH. Bel tleinersn gsi&dft,n
ipsrbsu e.tpas t5bere preiis btrs&nei.
probifioHen.
S4mala. - prima Steam
21.55-21.75; 5anilD 23-23ac.
aroden sefal5tRes 6IsI 4.
= Short clear Seiten 224 4-22ac;
Gytra ibort clear Ssitsn 22-224e;
turjs Rippsnisiten 21a-214r; Bellies
244-25ae per plumb.
Gerdu9ertts GIttf&. -
Ghort clear Seiien 244-25e; ertrd
ibcrt clear Geitm 241 -25c; iurs'
HiPpsnfsiteu 24-242c; Bellies PSI
--273c per plumb.
sugar gureb GIeif4. =
S4inten 27-27ae; pisnie S4ulttrr
21a-22c; Bredtfait Bacon 81
35t; S4ultsrn In padsten 22A-23e;
S&ultsrn, 9sp yori Gut, 23-23ae;
trodens 8ssi e4ulteru 1856 pei
pfunb.
sibsspSteItss DIstf4.-
S4inteH 24-24ae; pienic S4ul'
tern 1sA A-19c; Settles 28-28aei
G6uItsrn 20l-2le; S4ultern, Jisir
gori Gut 21-21as per pfunb.
TrifdtsGIeifd - S4infsr
Iofs 24a-25ae; pienit S4altsrr
194- 4-20ae; ;Saulisrn 21-21a; turj'
Rippsni.itsn 21-21at; ibort clear
Ripptnfeit,n 21-21ae; sttra ibor'
cellar Rippsnisiten 21-21ae; lsitt'
Bellies 32s-33e; i@Dsrs Bellies 81
--30he.
WebI unb Getreibe
Webl. - Winter patent $125o-
1900; Dintsr fauep S12.0o-12.6O;
Wiutsr familp $11.50-12.00; Din'
ter srtra S1O.5o-11.o0; Wintsr or.
oindrss $10.00-10.5o; 9ortss Dei'
ssn puient $12.5o-13.OO; Sariss
iDsissn fancp $1175-12.25; Sartei
Dei3sn familp $11.00-11.50; =
ROssen, gloribipsiiern, eemif4'
tss $10.25-10.5O; ROsssn, Giip,
rsinss $1o.50-1o.75; Rosssu, git9
semiidtss $10.50--10.75.
Wsi5en. - SO. 2 rotber Dinter
$2.40-2.45; Ro. 3 OBJ $2.32-2..
81; Ro. 4 DO. $1.90-2.10.
BeIf6forn Ro. 1 peibes
$1.76; Ro. 2 DO. Sf.76; Ro. 8 DO
S1.76; go. a DO $1.73-1.75; gto
9 DO. S1.71-1.73; Ro. 6 DO. $t.71
--1.73. - $40. 1 geIbes $1.76; Ro.
2 DO. $i75-1.76; Ro. 8 DO. $1.75
-1.76; go. d DO. $1.72--1.74; Rc.
8 DO. $1.70-1.72; 0o. 8 DO. S1.70
--1.72. - yep. / eeniiHtes $1.76;
SO. 2 DO. S1.75-1.76; Ro. 8 DO.
$1.75-1.76; SO. 4 DO. $1.75-1..
rs; Ro. q DO. $l.72-i.74; gso. 8
bo. St.7o-i.72; Ro. 6 DO. $t.70--
1.72. - @eibes aolbeuforn S1.75-
1.76; pelbes Rolbenforr $1.75-1..
76; semiid,tes seoIbeuturH S1.74--
1.75.
Safer. - 0o. 9 peiber CO.
G9he; Stanbarb peiber 69e; $40. 8
iueiber 6ss- -69e: Ro. A tpeiter 81 -
Csc; Ro. 2 eeuriidyter 67-67ac; Wo.
3 eeniihter ei1rbeiuIiiher 65-67e;
Ro. a eeuriidter 63-65c,
Rpggen. - SO. 2 $2.30--2.35;
gaD. 3 DO. S2.15-2.1S; Ro. a DO.
$2.07-2.12.
WhtSfeh.
Derfruft tpirben 1853 BbIs. 9i.
fiuns Jiuiibsb Goobs auf Der Satis
$1.S2. As
@roeertes.
Qaffee. - SaDa N-32e; Wo'
&a 279-30e; GuateLIala faHfn 1S1e;
DO. gutter 17ae.
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Gin luhfuer ~{lm.

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su ein.m bsTuubsrs unssFaidituc oil
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AUDI beite ,pieber sebriift unb init
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DlldIid'sren; Ous Der xaSeren beiBt
fuIneA
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Masp&rties Wdrfte.

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@eisen. - Wurft ieit; go. 2 bar
ter S2.48 I. o. b. bel gHiiinuft.
BeIittorn. - Martt itetig; gso
2 seIbes 81 .s3s c. /. f. Rap gort.
Safer. - Qsartt itetig.
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Eiebnarft

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Simtsr Der iram,5iiidea sSrOnt.

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.rinn,runs on 1870. -Srnns6fi6s
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lanber. - Die lberfiltItsn Sabu'
Dlss mad Der Jront.
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oisssius esEis.iiniHss.

Die Tlmfdte i'm bisIissa Glssrtusbaus
beIisieu ii& beuis auf s5.6s7, i42.' Slt I'm.
ioee Der peEflofiensz @oae betruatr sS9.'
5tT.229. asaen ga. .509. 800 IN Der iotreipsH'
birenesu Wohe bes porlsen Jabrss.
esfai.estnritafsu.
Der Rsr't In 2o.slisiaritdtsn mar heute
snu unb bic preiie iiss ssDtadi. Ysrlauit
ipurecn.
an bu carte.
10 uften cbio CITIES Cos pref. ....... ssK
10 effieH 9HbtaH Rsftniug pref. ....... .H4h
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-11-16
CONCORD BANK IS
ROBBED OF $4,000
BANDITS CUT WIRES, BLOW UP
SAFE, ovERAWE CITIZENS, AND
ESCAPE IN TWO AUTOS.
LOCKS LIKE WORK OF EXPERTS.
Believed to Be Same Gang Which OF
Late Has Been Operating IN
Western Part of State.

Jackson, Mich.-The Farmers State
bank. in the village of Concord, 10
miles south, was wrecked by burglars
early last Friday. The robbers OBJ
tanned about $4,000 and made good
escape after terrorizing the villagers.
Shots and a succession of explosions
attracted a crowd, which was over
awed by the robbers, who, after clean
ing up the money in the safe, escaped
as they came, in two large automo-
biles.
The bandits, before visiting the
bank, threatened the Michigan Central
railroad telegraph operator and cut
the telegraph and telephone wires"
Battering in the front door OF the bank,
they used acetylene gas in burning
hole through the vault door. In all
there were eight explosions before the
safe was finally opened. The banking
Office was completely wrecked, furni-
ture being broken and the plate glass
windows all blown out.
After completing their work the rob-
bers left in southerly direction, but
soon after one automobile returned
to the village and took an easterly
route.
II was not until 3 a. m. that the
sheriff was notified by the crew OF
freight train passing through the town.
That the robbers are professional
bank robbers is indicated by the quail
ity of the safe-wrecking tools they
left behind them. The thieves got
every cent in the bank except SIS in
gold, which was dropped upon the
floor in the getaway. There is reason
to believe the gang is the same which
has of late been operating in western
and southern Michigan. The Concord
banks loss is covered by insurance.