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Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
NeckWear and Handkerchief
 Department

SEVENTY FIVE DOZEN WoMEN's HAND. ERCHiEFS-Embroidered corners in color CT plain, regular 1oc value. SALE PRICE 50 FIFTY DOZEN WOMEN'S HANDKER- CHiEFS-Embroidered and white borders regular 1oc values. SALE PRICE 1oc SEVENTY-FlVE DOZEN EMBROIDERED NDkERCHIEFS-very sheer
 SALE PRICE 15o FIFTY DOZEN ALL-LINEN HANDkER- CHlEFS-Womens Handkerchiefs with ern broidered initial SALE PRICE Pic FIFTY DOZEN MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS Good, soft cotton handkerchiefs
 SALE PRICE Sc SEVENTY-FIVE DOZEN MEMS HANDKER- CHIEFS with plain eoIored borders
 SALE PRICE toc Soc COLLARS AND COLLAR AND CUFF SETS SALE PRICE 35c 25c oRGANDIE COLLARS AND COLLAR AND CUFF SETS. SALE PRICE 1ee Soc and 25e JA6oTs of fine lace
 SALE PRICE f5c
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
Hosiery and Underwear Dept.

BOYS RIBBED HOSE in black only. Sizes from to II ........-...---.-. SALE PRICE 21c WoMENS GAUZE COTTON HOSE-back and white, seamless hose, with double sole and wide garter top .............. SALE PRICE 14c WoMEN's LIsLE AND SILK LIsLE HOSE in black and coIors. Seconds of high grade WoMENS GAUZE SILK LIsLE HOSE in black only. Sizes 8a to 10 SALE PRICE 23c FIBRE SILK BOOT HOSE for women. Black only SALE PRICE 35c WoMEN's eAUzE COTTON HOSE in black only. Made ir seamless style SALE PRICE 26c OUT SIZE BLACK LIsLE HOSE in a regular make Fit well and look well. SALE PRICE 42c SIPS SILK HOSE for women. Offered in black and few colors. Have IisIe top and sole ..................~.:..:. SALE PRICE $1.o8 WoMEN's SILK HOSE in black, white and coIors Values from $1.75 to $225
 SALE PRICE s1.2s 17c SLEEVELESS RIBBED UNDERVEsTs for These sub ject to slight in1per- fections ..-..-............... SALE PRICE 12Lac SWISS RIBBED COTTON VESTS for women Sleeveless and with either plain fancy tops
 SALE PRICE 15c 25e WoMENs VESTS in both Swiss and fine ribbed styles. Sleeveless and either plain fancy trimmed ................ SALE PRICE 19c WoMENs EXTRA SIZE VESTS with either short sleeves sleeveless SALE PRICE 15o WoMEN's EXTRA SIZE SLEEVELESS VESTS ..:................-.... SALE PRICE 19c
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
Art Embroidery Department

LARGE CRETONNE LAUNDRY BAGS in designs and pretty coorngs Worth 5ec
 SALE PRICE 45e tOc PACKAGE NOVELTIES with floss for enn- broidering. Packages contain doyfies, cases, bibs, collars, etc. SALE PRICE $1.5o LACE TRIMMED SCARF for table or bureau. 54 inches long ....... SALE PRICE 7oc aee FUDGE APRONS stamped for embroid- ering ......................... SALE PRICE 25c 5ee FUDGE APRONS stamped for enbroid- ering SALE PRICE 45c ENTIRE STOCK OF PINK UNDERWEAR STAMPED FOR EMBROlDERY-the lot includes chenises, under~aists, night robes, etc
 ALL AT HALF PRICE
 1oc MERcERIZED CROCHET COTTON-an English make ................. SALE PRICE 5c 1oc COTTON BRILLIANT for crocheting embroidering ............... SALE PRICE Sc NERCERIZED EMBROIDERY FLOSS of English make ........ SALE PRICE fc 4 SkEIN
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
BUY BLANKETS NOW

It is warn know, but have about
 50 PAIR OF WOOL BLANKETS left from the winter. We will sell them now at last winter prices You get them for 50 per cent. less than you will have to pay later for the quality.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
White Goods, Linens, Towels {

16e INITlALEO WASH CLOTHS 75c HEMsTlTcHED LINEN TOWELS
 SALE PRICE 5se UNBLEAcHEO ALL-LINEN CRASH
 t7e-1ec and 2oc 4 YARD ALL-LINEN DAMAsK-fuH bIeaehed-6s inches wide and worth s5e a yard
 SALE PRICE 6ee EXTRA FINE 5LEAcHED DAMAsK These fine Damasks cannot be duplicated to- day for anywhere the prices paid. The price ask you today would buy these linens from the manufacturer
 s1.5o-st.75 AND s2OO YARD WE WILL ALSO SELL AN ODD LOT OF TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS AT PRICES ABOUT oNE-HALF THEIR PRESENT VALUE. MERcERIzED DAMAsK OF EXCEPTIONAL MERIT. .4ec-59e-6ee AND 75c A YARD 25c WHITE WAIsTINGs.. ...sALE PRICE tee 2ec quality. ty................+...-.sA SALE PRICE 25r 39c quality. y................. ...- SALE PRICE 29e WHITE GOODS FOR SKIRTS
 2ec-3oe-5ee-55c 4 YARD zoe WHITE RIPPLETTE......-SR SALE PRICE f7o 25c WHITE SALE PRICE fso WE WILL SELL 500 YARDS REMNANTS OF CRASH. This includes bleaehed. un- bIeached and also huckaback, the value be- ing 25c 3 yard .-......-...-... SALE PRICE 2Os BUY YOUR TURKISH TOWELS DURING THIS sALE-FALL PRICES WILL BE
 MUCH GREATER
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
kitchenware Department

BRooMs, MoPs, BRUSHES AND BASKETS No. BROOM-bamboo handle. SALE PRICE 7oc No. 6 BROOM-vood handle
 SALE PRICE 75c and s5c DUsTLEss FLOOR MoPs.. 5oc-75o-s1oo POLISH MOPS ........................ .65o-75c ROUND sPLINT CLOTHES sAsKETs... 45o WET WASH BASKETS 7ec and esc OVAL WILLOW RAsKETs.....$1.25 and s13s HAMPERS s1.no-s1 3o-s1ee STAIR WHlSKS ...-........................ 3oc LONG HANDLE CLOSET BRUSHES. Pic LONG HANDLE SCRUB BRUSHES 2sc
 MISCELLANEOUS
 LENo~ SOAP .................sALE PRICE ec DUTCH CLEANSER. SALE PRICE Sc KEEN kLEENER. SALE PRICE Sc CEDAR oIL-4-ounce. SALE PRICE ec CEDAR oIL-12 ounce ........ SALE PRICE a5c SPARkElENE. SALE PRICE 25c-5oc PORcELA BATH TUB cLEANsER.... 1ec GOTHAM LIQUID STOVE POLISH 1oc oi66L WoOL ......-.... 1oc PAIL WASH BOARDS 1sc and 2eo GLASS WASH BOARDS s.................... 45c ZINC WASH BOARDS ......... soc-45o 1La-quart ALUMINIUM DOUBLE BOILERS s15o f-quart ALUMINIUM SAUCEPANS 4o, 1Taquart ALUMINIUM SAUcEPANs..... 5ec 2-quart ALUMINIUM sAUcEPANs sec TOILET PAPER in rolls and packages
 SALE PRICE for 25c WOOD MIXING SPOONS. oc WHITE FLOUR CANS so WHITE BREAD RoxEs..............ee eec and 7sc
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
JeweIry Department

25c GOLD PLATED BROOCHES AND CUFF PINS with French enamel designs
 SALE PRICE f5o 25e LINGERIE CLASPS, gold plates
 SALE PRICE 1se 2se LAVALLiEREs gold plated with pendent
 SALE PRICE fse
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06

Mems Furnishings Department

MEDIUM WEIGHT BLACK COTTON SOCKS. Fast eoors SALE PRICE PAIRS FOR 25c RoxFoRD BLUE DIAMOND UNION SUITS 1.OO quality ................ SALE PRICE 6ec $1.5o quality ................. SALE PRICE s1.oo ATHLETIC UNION SUITS made of cross '~'''' "3''s'N " SALE PRICE Soc BALBRIeeAN UNDERWEAR in broken sizes A small lot of 50 garments SALE PRICE 3ec s1.oo FRENCH PERcALE NEGLleEE SHIRTS in coat style with French cuffs. Sizes A to 17 ....................... SALE PRICE 7sc SIPS SILK FRONT NEeLIeEE SHIRTS with Soisette bodies to match All coat style with soft cuffs ................r... SALE PRICE e7c s1.5o OUTING NEeLIeEE SHIRTS made of French percaIe and Jacquard stripe Madras
 SALE PRICE s1.15 is s5s SILK in sPen-srd sscg 9r ,o s1'5o Po'as wHiTg itT1iz aAUzE UNioN % sUfrs with ~ " SALE PRICE SIPS 75c OUTING SHIRTS with attached collars In white Palm Beach and fancy designs. s5c RALRRIeeAN UNDERWEAR in all styles
 SALE PRIcE 2ec s2oo NEGLIeEE SHIRTS in imported Madras and silk mixtures. Exceptionally good quality
 SALE PRICE S159 TUBULAR WASHABLE NEckI!Es 25c FIBRE SILK WASHABLE FOUR-IN- HANDS. Tubular made
 SALE PRICE 1ec, FOR soc 1ec cAMBRIc HANDKERcHIEFs-Iarge size with "a to a inch hems
 SALE PRICE 15c-s17o Doz COLLAR BUTTON SETS-four styles, with either pearl solid backs
 SALE PRICE 8c-2 SETS FOR 15c 75c WORK SHIRTS of blue chambray. We also include black tvvs and black and white stripes. Broken sizes ........ SALE PRICE 55c UES IN HOSIERY AND SHIRTS WHICH WE HAVE NOT ADVERTISED. COME IN AND SEE
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
Ribbon Department

PLAIN TAFFETA AND FAILLE RIBBONS of regulation 5ec quality, in good line of de- sirabe sha es..................SA SALE PRICE 4oc 39c DRESDEN AND MORE RIBBONS these inches wide and very desirable
 SALE PRICE 33c SPECIAL LOT OF REGULAR 35c RIBBONS from to inches wide. SALE PRICE 23c
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
Domestic Department

6se sHEETs-72 by 90 ....... SALE PRICE 5ec 7ee SHEETs-72 by 90 ....... SALE PRICE sec e5c SHEETS-S1 by 90 ....... SALE PRICE 85c WE ARE SELLING OUR BEST SHEETS, IN ALL SIZES, AT PRICES LOWER THAN WE GAN REPLACE THEM AT.
 5LEACHED PILLOW CASES 42 by 36 and 45 by 36-vaIue 2oc
 SALE PRICE 17e 42 by 3sEz-vaue 35e ........ SALE PRICE 25c 42 by 36-vaue 3ac ........... SALE PRICE 2ec
 CROCHET QUILTS 52.oo size-nnediurn ..>....... SALE PRICE s1.75 S2.5o size-fulI ............ SALE PRICE S2oo $500 QUiLTs-fu size, with fringe, and out fer with metal beds SALE PRICE $2. AN ODD LOT OF SATIN FINISH QUILTS, fringed or scalloped or cut-out styles. The values follows
 $500 value ................... SALE PRICE S4.oo $500 value INSTRUMENTATION. SALE PRICE $500 s7.0o value .................. SALE PRICE $500 30c BLEACHED PILLOW TUBING-yard wide ..........,................ SALE PRICE 25c 45-INcH INDIAN HEAD TUBING
 SALE PRICE 2sc
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
Toilet Goods Department

LARGE CAN TALcUm PoWoER-thrss odors ..--..........-.....-S SALE PRICE ff- AIR FLOAT TALc-3 odors. SALE PRlCE se 19c JERGENs TALc-7-ounee paekaae .f2izo 1ee BAEcocKs TALcUM-3 odors.......... f3e f5o MENNsNs-5erated or Violet .......... fsc 25o WooD5URY's FACE POWDER ....--... 2o- 2ec DERMA VIVA LIQUID 5EAUTlFiER- three shades SALE PRICE 29e 4oc HIND's HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM
 SALE PRICE 5sc soc WRIsLEYs TOILET WATER-s odors
 SALE PRICE f7c 25c WRIsLEY'S PERFUME. SALE PRICE Pic sANIToL TOOTH PASTE POWDER or LIQUID. ID...................-..... SALE PRICE 7fc 25e EUTHYMOL TOOTH PAsTE............ zoe 25c VERNAs TOOTH PAsTE............... 2oc
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
Wash Goods Department

15o DRESS GiNeHAMs in paids, stripes and seersueker stripes All 27 inches wide
 SALE PRICE 12Iae 1se YARD WIDE PERcALEs in a variety of pretty patterns ................ SALE PRICE 15o tse DRESS eINeHAMs-soft finish and of fine quality. Width 27 inches
 SALE PRICE 15c 25o LAD AND LAssIE CLoTH-a yarn dyed fabric for chdren's SALE PRICE 2oe 25o AND 2ec VoiLEs-fancy sheer voiies from 36 to 3s inches wide in the newest pat 25o SPORT. STRIPE voILEs in grey. old rose and green. A yard wide SALE PRICE 15c REMNANTS OF WASH GOODS AT
 SALE PRICES. foe AMERICAN sHIRTINes in Ieht eoIors
 SALE PRICES 8Lac BEST QUALITY APRON eiNeHAMs
 SALE PRICE 11o WOVEN MADRAS. RUSSIAN CORDS AND SOISETTE of regular 33c value. From 32 to 36 inches wide ................ SALE PRICE 25c 1so FANCY TISSUE VoILE, 27 inches wide
 SALE PRICE 15c ssc SILK STRIPE MARoUIsETTE, in solid coIors-5Iack, Mais, Copenhagen, Pink, Light Blue, Nile .-................... SALE PRICE 25c 5ec EMBROIDERED VoILEs-aH white grounds with ooored figures. Sold in waist lengths .........-.. SALE PRICE 3ec A YARD LAURELLA TAFFETA-yard wide silk fin ished weave in light and dark grounds, stripes and pIads. Voie 2se a yard SALE PRICE 1ec 5ec MERcERIzEo OXFORD skIRTINes in 4sc SPORT eAeARDINE for separate skirts. White ground with fancy coin spots
 SALE PRICE seo Soc sHERELENE the Iinen-Iike fabric for waists. CoIors guaranteed. Solid coIors and novelty designs, both offered. SALE PRICE aee
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
Corset Department SPECIAL SALE OF DISCONTINUED NUMBERS
 Sale Price $2.50

Such well known makes Memo, Redfern and C. B. are included, and the values high $4.oo. They models disseminating and wish to sell every None approval exchanged.
 soc BRASSlERES trimmed with ennbroideries An excellent bargain, but not all sizes in the lot. ot........................ SALE PRICE 25e
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
SPECIAL PALMOLIVE OFFER soc Worth of Specialties for 44c

JAR OF PALMoLiVE CREAM or BOX OF PALMoLlVE FACE POWDER WITH 3 CAKES PALMOLlVE SOAP
 FOR 44e
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
infants Department

ROMPERS in sizes to years These beach styles with low neck and short sleeves
 SALE PRICE 69e BINGHAM DRESSES for girls from to 6 years old. Pink and blue check patterns Values 75c and $1.00 .......... SALE PRICE 69c ALL OF OUR cHILDRENs coLoRED COATS
 JUST HALF PRICE
 ALL -CHILDREN'S HATS
 JUST HALF PRICE These for children from to years
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
Muslin Underwear Department

CREPE-DE- CHINE CHEMISES in the popu- lar envelope style. Flesh color only, and each ehemise is most daintily trimmed with iaces henstitchinq or handwork. We include values up to $500 ............... SALE PRICE $3.5o s1.oo ENVELOPE CHEMISES in sizes 36 to A. Some very pretty garments make up this assortment ................... SALE PRICE 79c $1.Oo NIGHT ROBES in a variety of low neck models. AttractiveIy finished with fine LONG SkIRTS-We have grouped seIec- ton of pretty muslin skirts at low price for this sale. Trimmed with either lace
 SALE PRICE SIPS CORSET COVERS of very good quality to be sold at this little price. Sizes 34 to A all here and just pretty be
 SALE PRICE 5ec
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18

IN AN OF thC leading cattle mar
kcts of The country IS Us now q case
of liquidation off yesrl.ngs and short
FED cattle OF am kinds but The mar
ket holds up-unter excessive offer
nix. and f. e universally conceded
that hero rs no accumulation OF
droe "a beef IN the coolers of the
country. II is still q case OF irving
o dodge feeding Grain az higher
TTTro5-Than were ever before known
When arrivals are large. the trade
has AN appearance OF dullness wher-
over yearllncs and light habitat
cattle are concerned and prices
nuctuate from 30 Co % cents When
ever market dccYlops In which
only fcw arc in sight packers
needs arc promptly disclosed and
rho trade assume an air OF activity
again
Tor prices for heavy cattle In
Chicago are around $3.50 per cvt
but very few come 10 hand that soil
for more Than $3.50 In western
markets. very fev fat cattle are
coming and killers are taking thou
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18
DINGEMAN ASKS
COURT TO ORDER
A NEW RECOUNT

Harry DinEeman defeated foi
sixth place on The circuit bench by
ira " Jayne on recount hy g.
votes has asked the supreme court
10 withhold certihcation Of Jayne s
election on the ground that the
state hoard OF 6anyassers had No
authority 10 conduct a recount. he
contends that The legislature should
have held the recount
James O. Murfn counsel for
Judge Hosmer in the recount. took
this attitude. bur was unable "a
get an OF the Interested Judges and
Prospective judges 30 sign an oh
lection
Now DinEeman has assumed this
stand The supreme court granted
an order against The canyasslng
board 10 show cause why il should
MOI be- restrained from certifying
Javnes election
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18
Cattle Market Holds Up Vel Under Heavy
Offerings; Lambs Higher; Hogs Recovering

The demand for bologna bulls is
phenomenal tho best selling FOR
$3.50 in Chicago and the distillery
kind as high as $1,000 The demand
for veal calves has taken decid
ed brace and prices are from 81 so
20 81 per cwt higher than the re.
cent low spot The bulge in this
department Is tho result of a
marked scarcity Of lambs and a fall
inc of in calf receipts.
Wool is booming and prices are
hardening under active buying by
dealers In all parts OF the country
Boston reports sales OF three
eiehths combing for S. cents per
pound and one half blood as high
as 80 cents Mills are reported TO
be- buying AZ So 10 "a cents per
pound but very little reliable In.
formation can be- secured in con.
nection with deals In this branch
Of the business Dealers al all in.
terror points arc disposed 10 hold
stocks In the beliof that prices will
go considerably higher before the
war crisis is past The new wool
crop is beginning 20 move cast.
ward and II viii not he long until
viii be in tho veavers hands.
Tho live hog trade has recovered
nearly all Of the recent loss. result.
ing from q decline in shipping do
Wand>for eastern account and prices
aro AGAIN tending, higher with the
prospect of making another new
record Packer buyers as usual
promptly take advantage OF an over.
supply but all that IL needed "a
make them buy more greedHy than
otor IS for daily receipts To- drop
down little. Tho average quality
9f the hogs hat axe coming is very
POOR. daily arrivals in the leading
markets containing fever TAT bar
rows than ever before The specu.
laNve provision market Is complete.
/ ly on lts stride as result OF the
ban placed on trading In futures
Uncertainty with regard TO the
actual value of corn and other
< coarse grains. which has developed
following Tho closing Of the CHICAGO
wheat pit g. giving the entire live
stock list and commodity values a
tonhcavy look and traders are oper.
at'nr strictly ON handto-mouth
basis IN anticipation of possible per
maneni deciiues 10 The market value
N 7ll cereals which produce demon
alizstion all slong The line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18
ASK AID FOR
ARMENIANS

~ D.Ir0T-- ro,,r-fIno f0r A.
menian and Syrian relief OF which
Indgo Alaxis q ANGEL is chairman.
,rhnr.a,y ,..n.d an ,r,s,l IN tho
.,s1, q, boi,,-,ho Rolrian .babies.
.oskinr tb.t tb,so fpnda which are
noI,r ~.,,r,ed - them no given 70
tba soussuas or .taryinp Armenian
.nd r,-t,r children
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18
MANUFACTURERS
CUT BANQUET
VIII Omit Usual Feast From
Annual Meeting On
Account of War

War taxation. food shortage and
conditions generally as they reflect
the effect 7of the war viii be sub
jects of open discussion during the
fourth annual meeting OF the Mich.
gan Manufacturers association,
which Is being held in conjunction
witlz he annual meeting Of the
Michigan Workmen Compensation
Mutual Insurance company in the
Hotel Pontchartrain. today.
In accordance with economies re
quested by me administration dur
ing the war, tho banquet has been
cancelled.
The morning session was de.
voted 10 he Michigan Workmen's
CONVERSATIONAL Mutual Insurance
company's meeting r. " Hutch.
ings presiding
THE afternoon session. which will
be confined 20 the business OF the
manufacturers, will begin a. .
O'Clock G. L. GLASGOW. chairman
Of the state railroad commission
Will speak on Should state railway
commissions be abolished or their
powers extended" Albert f. Peter.
mann. of Calumet. viii talk on The
injunction in industrial disputes
Hal n Smith. general counsel for
the manufacturers association will
also speak
The present membership or the
organization numbers 700 represent
ing he leading industries Of the
state The membership has doubled
In the last TWO years,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18

sands ~ catlc chat heretofore have
gone back to The country for an
other "corucro-e THE tockor
and feeder trade is small I'm vol
ume, but prices average higher than
ever before A load of aSpound
feeders was sold I'm tho Chicago
Yards the other day for Slo55 The
bulk OF The feeding cattle now going
from Chicago 60 The interior sell
between $3.50 and ta1 The de-
mand for COW an1 hc.fcfs for
breeding purpose vas never hc
fore known TO be- SO broad and thou
sands Of theoc grades arc being
sent 20 the country every week
The recent break b butchers
COWS has been about repaired and
canncr kinds are on top srain Few
COWS are coming 20 Chicago that
arc good enough to sell above $40,
bat load averaging 1900 pounds
was recently sold for ST. pcr cvt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18

WHO, WHERE, WHY, WHEN,
WHAT and HOW, answered by
The Encyclopedias Britannie=
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18

THE publishers OF the Encyclopedias Britannica
4 announce that they have made arrangements
for the issue, after the end OF the war "a
possible, Of q volume containing full and
authoritative history Of the war.
The new volume will be written by scholars and
experts of the anne high character those who
wrote for the Britannica Itself, and by many OF its
own contributors. II will be absolutely impartial
excluding all partisan feeling and prejudice. IL
will contain
l. A judicial account Of the real causes Of the
war the progress OF the struggle, and the results
all over the world: with maps, As Necessary, to
show changes IN boundaries
q The lives of the new leaders. whether civil,
military or naval, in the belliserent countries.
g. The results Of the outside the sphere
Of fighting the progress Of surgery, the proven
ton Of contagious di'ease, the new scientific
discoveries, etc.
The new volume will bridge the gap between
the days Of peace before and after the war. II viii
be printed and bound 10 match the Brita nnea and
the publishers guarantee that matter how diff
cult and costly the supplementary volume may be
from the editorial point Of view the price OF II 10
all who purchase the Britannica during the present
sale will not be than that OF corresponding
volume of the Britannica
TH~~-S-A pr..id.n,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18

Those who cannot go to the store may use this
ressrue order form. which will be legally binding
upon us TO reserve one set tor you, just the same
80 il you ordered Il in person.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18
printed on genuine India paper

and
rkevepu OF
Sfa dand tn
h las st
Of world that marks the Gn@eee between u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18
Mrs sLeaer - pensIon.

Mrs Minnie Sicger. wife NJ Pa.
trolman Charles W Sicger. shot 10
death April 10, applied Thursday FOR
widows pen ion to the common
council Mrs Siegcr lives at No
% Hockpl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18

The Department of Agriculture ~
Washington is 10 conduct public
hearing today on The proposal 70
extend The gypsy moth quarantine TO
several towns of Vermont and Sew
Hamn.hIrc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18

Count lierf'ing nov premier OF
Bavaria. hes b-.u warHvrcd very
,tton recently IN dispatches
Germany as rHc a.-. surcossor
81 Chancellor nethmapn Hollvee
The 6ghi on The present chancellor
is becoming 90 strong O. rs not be
lieved he can last Ions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-18

Miss Pra~y hotter known as tho
snow Haoy daughter OF Rear Al.
mrsl pcart who discovered the
north pole has announced her on
gaccmcnt 20 Edward stafford. son
60 Justice stafford OF ,h District
of CoIHmhR Supreme court Miss
Pyart was born in the arfie whore
no other white ch1t rla been ON
one of her fathers exploration
trips