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Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Meet me at the Elite.
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Meet me at the Elite. Mesdames r. D. Cooper and J R.. Boyle went to Little Rock today. Horace Green leaves tonight for Friendship to visit homefolks. FOR SALE-45 acre farm 1-2 miles north of Malvern, Apply to Bak. CT and Edwards.
 #* * Miss Bert Garrett of Friendship is the guest of Miss Jessie Stanley Postmaster. Claud Mann was a Little Rock visitor today. FOR SALE-A good mule-Apply to Smith & Haltom. If.
 ###*
 Mrs. Roe Carver of Clifford was here shopping today.
 John England visited in Little Rock yesterday. FOR SALE - 1913 Model, Rec on record, and is in good condition. Apply at this office, for particulars.
 * * * Stanley Brooks visited the Capitol City today.
 * * Miss Lee Cox visited Hot Springs today.
 * * SECOND HAND FORD CAR FOR SALE; in good coad;tition. Cheap for cash. See Gordan Merritt. J. w. Lee will motor to Fordyee to- morrow. Mrs. Lee, who has been vis- ting there will return with him. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Glenn and chil- dren and Bernice Glem went to Little Rock today to SC Ringling Bros.
 * X FOR SALELPlace, on corner of Pine Bluff and Banks St. Five rooms, large sleeping porch, first class re- pair. Cash or terms. Phone 108W or see Will Keith.
 * *
 J. T. Morehead of Friendship was a Malvern visitor Friday.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
$2OO AT STAKE
SIGN THE PLEDGE!

$20O is reasonable estimate of the money you would lose should you at
 end any other business college in pref erence to the Jackson University, otherwise known at America's Ideal School. Investigate now. Absolute proof furnished. $75 monthly guar antee to our shorthand and bookkeep- ing graduates who complete the full English course. Greatest school cata- logue ever written sent free. Address WALTER JACKSON, PRESIDENT CHILLICOTHE, MO.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
FOR CORONER F. D. COOPER, of Malvern

Mrs. Nan McCrary entertained Friday evening at her home at Perla in honor of Coy Lindvall who leaves today for Little Rock to enter school. The evening was spent in most delightful way, various games were played, also fortunes were told. The Sunday School Class presented Coy with a beanti- ful class pin. At a late hour the hostess served a delicious luncheon.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
SEND MAGAZINES TO
 THE SOLDIER BOYS

In response to the sending of magazines to the soldiers in France I wish to refer to the opinion of the soldiers to the people as expressed in the clipping below from the Arkansas Gazette. This is what Lieut.. Smith, formerly of Conway has to say regarding the egood of this movement:
 Be sure to put one cent stamp on every magazine just as soon as you have finished it and it will get to some crowd of our men over there. We don't get any of them here because we have only little crowd and we don't need them any way. But the men do need them, and want them. Ever since 1 saw that bunch of men grabbing for magazines when we landed. I've tried to tell everyone 1 know, to send them. You see it's such a little thing to do we are very much inclined to overlook it.
 Now this is the opinion of one who knows.
 See if your magazines have the notice by A. s. Burleson, P. M. Gen. If they have put the stamp on them and hand them in at postoffice. Now let's all who have these maga- zines do this and send a big bunch of them over there.
 Signed,
 Ray N. Boyle.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
lIliII
'RESH MEATS
Fleischmann Yeast received fresh four times week

Mrs. R. P. Bowen and baby have returned from a visit with frieiAis in Memphis.
 
 Feed Higdon came down from Camp Pike last night. lon q twenty days furlough.
 *# # * * FOR SALE OR RENT-My home place on Hall street. Nine room house good barn, garden and pasture. S. B. Baker.
 #*s# Come Baptists, lets have a large Sunday School tomorrow and see our superintendent smile" MT. and Mrs. Foster of Little Rock will be the Sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. Jim Hall.
  MT. and Mrs. Will Graves, of Little Rock are entertaining few friends at their country home.
 ## * STR YED-Two red pigs, weigh ing about 20 pounds each, from my place this afternoon. Finder please put them up and notify me. Liberal reward for their retu n.-J. E. Gross.
  MT and Mrs. w. G. Deaton of Clifford were shopping in the city today. Mrs. John Lewis, of Prescott, will ar rive today to visit her husband, who is buying cotton here. Clyde Morehead was down from Camp Pike yesterday visiting with friends.
 C. c. Marshall, representing the Winona Nils Co, arrived in the city today to deliver the Wincna Mills goods.
 *# * * Miss Florence Townsend who has been in Huttig for the past four months has returned home.
 *#** SIGN THE FOOD PLEDGE.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
NOTICE TO RED CROSS WORKERS

Mrs. Patterson, of Little Rock, will be at the Red Cross Work Room Mon- day morning at 10 o'clock to give in- structions concerning the work. All Captains and Secretaries are urged to be present.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03

Rockport Lodge No. 58 F. and A.. M. meet in regular monthly communi- cation tonight at 7.30. Members are urged to be present, as there will be business of great importance consid- cred.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
 MARCUS WORKS

Everybody is preparing for the win ter, which is near at hand. We have had two or three heav frosts. Austin H. Perry and Miss Minnie Gee were quietly married Friday night October 18th by c. ". Ross, J. P. Born to MT. and Mrs. Willie Macky. Ia fine girl.
 Rev. Roy Hurst las started a Revi- vol meeting at Marcus. Preaching at 10 a. m.; 3 and 7.80 p. m Everybody invited
 Herbert Bagwell, who has been in Texas picking cotton, has returned to his home ot Marcus,
 Cotton is climbing for thirty cents. per pound I'll hold mine till it gets there,
 PURPLE HEAD
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
SIGN THE PLEDGE!

The committee, appointed to draft a constitution and bylaws for the l. X. L. literary society, met Friday afternoon. This committee will submit their report to the society at it's regular meeting next Friday afternoon at high school building.
 STEWART Hygenic' COR SETS make you walk right, stand right and sit right. Custom made to your individual needs at populor prices. Samples great ly reduced in price. Call Mrs. A. l.. Fordham, phone SEW for demonstration in your home.
 x * *
 The Musical Art Society will hold its regular meeting Monday at 3:30. The rules are: All members being absent without giving an excuse be- fore will be fined ten cents. All being tardy unless excused or phcned in will be fined five cents.
 SIGN THE PLEDGEi
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
TO THE PUBLIC

l have purchased the Shuffield Restaurant and have placed it in charge of MT. J. A. Birch. who will be glad to have your continued patronage Regular dinners daily
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03

Mrs. Vester Grissom has returned from Little Rock, where she visited MT. Grissom, who is at St, Vincent s Infirmary, recovering from an ac- cident in which he was injured.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03

Miss Hallie Dever and Mrs. Joe Kelly went to Hot Springs this morning.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03

Oih iidiIell ana J. C. ROSS
 # Coy Lildyall will leave today for Little Rock where he will take a business course at Draughons Busi- ness College.
 Jim Hall will return from Hot Springs tonight, he has been taking a course or baths, and has greatly improved in health,
 ** * Gay Morrison came this morning to join his wife and children. who are visiting here, they will leave soon for Warren to make that place their future home,
 * * j: * Mrs. Sarah Pannell who has been the guest of her daughter Mrs. J. T. Howell for some time, left this morning for Philadelphia to visit her daughter there.
 * * * * Mrs. E. H. McCray went to Little Rock yesterday to see her mother, Mrs. Rhoden, who is in a hospital at that place.
 * * * * L. M. Goza who has been the guest of his daughter Mrs Dr. Hodges, re- turned yesterday to his home at Brown Springs.
 * < G. K. Freeman of Route 2 was a pleasant caller at this office today, and renewed for Times-Journal.
 *** * * SIGN THE PLEDGEt
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
No. 666

This is prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHlLLS q FEVER.
 Five or six doses will break any case, and II taken then as tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not eripe or sicken. 25c
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03

We hope this will meet the approval of our good patrons and that they will continue their highly appreciated patronage.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
To0ur Patrons

LIVING To the great in- V crease in price on almost every thing, we are forced to advance our prices on the following, effective Nov. 1st. AS follows:
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03

The following campers will return today from big squirrel hunt: D. G. Allen, Rev. J. W. Harrell, Sam Henry, Olin Harrell and J. c. Ross
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
SIGN THE PLEDGE!
TIME TABLES
Mo. Pacific
NORTHBOUND

ANo4sA AAoO O4ND No. 4. St. Louis, fast, Due, 7:04 a. m. No. 36, Little Rock Local, 11:45 a. m. No. $, St. Louis, fast, 7:10 D. m. No. 8. Little Rock, Local, 3:18 p. m. SOUTHBOUND No. 5, Texas Local, 8:25 a. m. No. 233, Texarkana Local 7:10p. m. No. 3, Texas, fast, 9:10: p. m. Rock Island
 WEST
 ARRIVE No. 615 Hot Springs and
 Little Rock 8:25 a. m. No. 629 to Hot Springs and
 Little Rock 6:15 p. m. No. 699 Local Freight to
 Little Rock, 11:50 a. m.
 EAST
 -~ ARRIVE No. $50 Butterfeld to
 Camden 9:15 a. m. No. GIG Butterfield to
 Malvern 9:Oo p. m. No. 694 Local Freight to
 Camden 11:5O a. m.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03
HEAD,

Let all the T. FL. Class of the Baptist Sunday School, be on time in the morning as there is business Of importance to be transacted.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03

J. I. Morehead of Friendship was a Malvern visitor Friday.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-03

Jim Hall will return from Hot Springs tonight, he has been taking a course or baths, and has greatly improved in health,
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
EASTERN STAR TO
BUY WAR BONDS

In the closing session OF the semi
centennial gathering OF the Michi-
gan Grand chapter OF the Order OF
the Eastern Star. Thursday after
noon, in Arcadia. Il was voted 10
subscribe for $4,000 worth OF Lib
erty bonds. Resolutions were adopt.
cd also to hold no festivities during
the war in order that money. time
and effort may not be diverted from
war relief work.
The chapter elected the following
officers Worthy grand matron. Ida
NJ. Hume, Owosso: worthy grand
patron. C. Roscoe Swift. Adrian, as
sociate grand matron, Eva j. Snow,
Ludington: associate grand patron.
Lou b. WInsor. Reed City; grand
secretary. Eva s. Goodrich, Ann Ar
Dor: grand treasurer. Jennie Newell.
Fenton. grand conductress. Ger
trude Parkhurst. Grand Rapids; as
sociate grand conductress. Frances
" atsur. breckenridge Kdah, Jessie
Nesbit. Durand. Ruth Harriet L.
Cutler, Luther; Esther. Ina Moore,
Lake View: Martha. Laura Fouch
Fennyille; Electra. Norah Mooney:
Cadillac: chaplain, Clara r, Abbott,
Ovid: marshal. Ada Briggs. Detroit
warder. Addie Alyea. Trenton; sen
tinel, James Fisher. Houghton or
gAnist, Aletta c. Mcdaniel. Frank
fort
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
Deaths

Eva close. Herman Kiefer hospital
year. scarlet fever: =. Bsrtram. 1877
Concord years. diphtheria, Ruth
FIliiOw. Herman Kiefer hospital 10
ycsrs diphthoria Kathleen Elfer-
dink. Ss3 Brush. - years. chronic all
cohoiism; peter Dnnesrzaski. 1919 ko-
pornik. months. mainutrition, Roo
er, Murrell. Henry Ford hospital
atout So years. aortitis; Daniel Cole
csrditis. Lorenzo &. Hanson. 22l First,
about IS years. alcoholism: Lydia
Cooper. Grace hospital. 81 years. car
cinoma Eva Raw. lOl Adele. ~ years
pulmonary tuberculosis. George Sui
Ivan Receiving hospital about 81
Years edeu,a Of brain. Stanley Bert
SCH, 4a2 Vtnewood. s years. mitral
accumulation lula Tethyhetrett TT
lerculoais sanitarium % years. pul
uonary tuberculosis. Julia Miklos. 90
Melville so years, mitral insufficient
4s Years mitral reRurgitation. John
Nick sosh. $40 McGrnw, about 50
wears. cvrtitis: John knoor. Recciv-
ing hospital. So years. empyernia.
George ponie, Ir.. Samaritan hospital.
~ Years gunshot wounds. Margaret
Al Brovn. 2ai Selden, IS years. pneu-
nionin. Arthur n. McCioud. 9sSa Vest
Grand blvd 50 years. pneumonia-lo-
bar Charles M Snider. i6s Rivard.
% years. tuberculosis ~ spine, lo-
seph Kowalunus. 10 Adele. year,
iobar pneumonia August Bugai -
Otis 4 months. ricketts, Albert Ken
nedy. s56 DickereOn. 3s years, pull
monary tuberculosis. NirRic NJ
Iaupghlin. ass Mcclellan. 81 years.
pulmonary tuberculosis Frances Ho-
gan. 40 Miller. 81 years. diphtheria.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
Marriage Licenses

Antoni Stezempka 20 Detroit;
Mary Pawlis, %. same
Lauris T. Fox. g. Detroit Grace
jenkins 20. same.
Michael Barget %. Detroit. Mary
Bentlicka, %, same
Leo Babcock. g. Detroit, Hilda
Thompson. %, same.
Edwind strand. 20. Detroit Lou e.
Octave Van Huette. 26. Detroit,
Bertha peFann, ~, same.
Charles Salicoh. 20, Detroit; sylvia
Bowman. is. same.
Ralph Werner. %. Detroit; Ruth
John Howell a. Detroit Rose
Sacks. 20, same.
Leo Burch. IS. Detroit Lotue Bay.
%, same.
Frank E. Blake %. BEDFORD Mary
Balsley is. same
chris 4. smith. 80. Columbus. o.;
FLORENCE Kaiser. A2. Detroit
geret Brzcznski. 20. same.
Walter J.. Hnmlin. 20 Detroit. Ma
zie G. Hiatt b. same.
George Ciolek. 20. Detroit Tecia
Bo6ala same,
Theodore Norma. % Detroit Annie
Tasuyra. - same
Clarence r. Alien. 20. Beileviile.
Lena g. MlNtlt ! B. same
Edward Tresk. o. Detroit. Julia
kurtz -, same.
Easop r.. Truxton. %. Detroit,
Phyllis !. Blair. 10, Npsilanti.
Ernst r. Bittner 5e Detroit. Lille
WicdmAnn. 26 same
Joseph NJ Common SO, Detroit
Louise Letcher, 90. same.
Peter shoemaker -, Detroit, pri-
ella Strachan. a. same.
Lewis Jones. -. Detroit. Marion NJ.
Mcintyre. 20. same.
Edward Van Pstter 81. Detroit,
Florence G.. Richardson. g. same.
Philip r Marine. 20. Detroit Bar
bara Lewis. 90. same.
Clarence % Fisher 81. Detroit Al
frieda G. Cover. 30. same.
John 4. RodlicNt -. Detroit. Hell
en- kuhiak. 20. same
N y TTT0N, III same.
Hugo g. Bsumgarten o.. Detroit;
Anna T. I.auer 81 same
Willie Raulo. 80 Detroit. Louisa
Johnson Is, same
Nelson cas- 20. Grand Rapids.
Blanch T.. Randell. %. same
Joseph 04pavenpurt ~ JsoFaSDs. o.
Anna Scott, IS Terra Haute. Ind.
Edward Wood. 81. Detroit, Amelia
Rex. % same
Charlie A. Hawkins 80. Detroit,
Alhetta Ditto. "a same.
Samuel Jameson, 50. Detroit Mar
ERret Rogers. 81, same.
Peter T.. TrchclluS So Chicago. So
phia louisiana. ~. same.
Terreura ! Donnolly. rs Detroit:
Lillian N Maxwell g same
John orzel. -, Detroi, Lucy Sycz.
Is same
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13

The Childrens Aid Christmas
Carolers was the name adopted IN a
meeting Thursday afternoon. FOR
the children who will sing carols
on the city streets Christmas eve.
The following were elected officers
President, the Rev. Eugene Rodman
Shipper: presidents. T. h.
Bond. Dean Frederick Edwards, w
F. Northrup: secretary. George r.
Bedinger; treasurer. A. c. Wood
bridge: committee chaiTmen. Fran.
els A. Mackay. music: G. A. Grin.
nell, publicity; the Rev. +. T. Thet
sen. routing: William 7. Lewis. ok
tension: the Rev. w. l.. Terrence,
finance. sunday school superinten
dents and others interested are
aFked 20 send TO Mt Bedinger. No
81 WsrTen-sye. west. the lists Of
streets which they wish their car
o.crs 20 cover on Christmas eve.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
Births

BOYS
j Fareosky. l05 Pasadena IT, g..
jenkins, Providence hospital $ Glad
stone. foot Coungfs Crcch. a. Las"n-
ich. ial RpHedHle g. Lihou, Harper
hospital. ~ N5tfriFu, llt koptrhlk B.
r. g. Johnson. l4AH Forest. y. tal-
horn gh2 Pennsylvania. ~ W"rtl.
1853 sherman g.. Natsspan. eat ltath-
bone S Brown, no Highland l. Noh-
ka. PSI Poplar. ". cutter. 90 Bless
MOI" ID BillRdeau. 4sl Authop ~ .
Hunord $40 Ferdinand q nolan, - 2
canton vs.. HorgbuTgh. 500 tltnual"t
= Grabowsky. AL Pasadena J. john
44n Catherine. !. CronoWirth ll4h
Michigan. n. Thornbureh. 3it Leslie.
" Brown. Grace hospital j. Maske.
81 Thirty-thtrd. VI Fietros Ga tlaFi
v. Davis. so Macomh. ~ klabacka.
ITO LAYTON, *. Perrin. $50 Dubois.
GIRLS
F. Epstein. Harper hosptal q. Gi-
ordono. 603 Macomh J. Iaurirella.
313 r. Congress. D. Kotuta 1883
Junction, j. kendra. 800 Thirtv-sec-
ond a. Exert 740 j. Campau r.
Grace hospital IS 3 ucndershott.
Womau's hospital. A. kolch. Samari-
tan hospital, q, Bomington ere ltaz-
lett. j Fuchs. 21t MrGLaw ~. iIn-
Rademacher. l.. tzugerski Sf5 from
bley G.. aleH 264 Mcmillan j Car
SCORE 229 Plumer. j. Dovle. %
Humboldt. C. Lee Bliss i93 Garland;
w Young. 30 Pillard. N Coates. a.
Stoepcl S. Wilson 2s19 Twelfth. a
Wdowik 52 81 John "a Fielder 1896
Parker W. Trap 1873 Mitchell &.
ShinkoWifz SEQ Soueca T.. Gaszinskt.
$50 Lyman r. sharp. 452 = phUadel-
phis. u. Neront Marjorie j. Gruber.
IS Homcdale W. Davis. Grace hospi-
tai, r. a.. Burton. 800 Crane q Groes-
beck, ff2 NaElc. = SolteZ e4 Van
derbilt 81 Hidden. 1888 Beividere;
j Pope ~ Rossdalc. ! Lissul 1876
RosedHle. s.. Dumos. rs Keller, b
TuhaeZ az Harvard nj
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13

Lettuce--IIead. s4.25 per case, leaf.
Potatoe. Michigan. siioai.5o in
''Ps s,nneS..Wsi.somi.7s bu.
PiuHs -f2n2.50 bu.
Poultry springs. 2iu23c. Tight
weights. 1jm &c. No. ] hens. n re- ear.
mediums -0W21c. rooaters 15M lGc,
geese, asa goo, ducks, stm 2ar' ~
sweet Potatoes DelHwares, tt2h
hhl Jersey Sweets, fl.7512 hamper.
$3.50 bbl.
JOBBING PRICES
Canned Goods Apples gal Lima
beans. 81 2Sts, corn, fancy Maine, 81;
standard $50. peas. fancy carly
June. s2.25d $50; salmon. tail. 50 20:
marrowfat peas. 81 tomatoes. stand
ara ~ santos f1r s,io ., s1shs1 smtse
medium. iSd zoe. Fancy goa 22c RIO.
&c. lib. In. ss9 zoe n 80
sta od%rd middiinEs. ssS me Ts1S,
diingr. tf3. cracked corn. $50 so.
coarse cornmeal. SIS, corn and cat
Fiour-Best winter patent. ST. 80.
tl1,I0, spring patent ti2 no, rye -four.
$3.50 Dbl OF 100 lbs. in eighth paper
Hay--Detroit dealers are paying
No. timothy. 2O50W ~. standard.
- $3.50 30 No. ! light mixed, $3.50 ~
90. No timothy. 1850 0la. No. j
mixed. si6.b0d is No. mixed 81 n
10. 30. clover. tlf500i5 per ton
Wheat and oRt straw. fS.o0Q9; rye
straw. s9.6OuiO per ton
OiIs-Linseed on. raw. sll6; boiled
Si1S gal, Kerosene. iron barrels
Zoe, gasoline q nc gal
PTovisiOns-Mess pork, SIS family
pork. tf8, clear pork y4b ~ IS. hams.
37ia d29iac, bacon. 3S142c, picnic
hams, q Il 2ic. shoulders. csc; lard.
81 ~ 2Sisc 10.
Hides-No. cured hides. zoe No. z
green hides. isc. No. l cured bulls.
iSc. No. green bulls. Ice: No. J
cured veal kip. csc. No I green veal
kip. i9c No, cured murrain. iSc:
No green murrain. ibc, No cured
calf. 2sc No. green calf. &c, No. /
horse hides So. No horse h 'deA.
IS. No 1 taiioW, lhc-Aa-2- tAifcw.
nc. No. ? hides. 1c on No. kip.
and calf. nc on sheepskin CAS- TO
amount wool. 50cut2.
ELGIN BUTTER
ELG1N H.. Sept 2s-Butter. 43h c
bid no sales Last weeks price. 43k C
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
ra.yrt. THE wATrR WAY

Steamers for Cleveland leave daily
A. iO.45 y. m. Buffalo steamers leave
daily az D M. MaCkinac Island
days AZ =. m. Wednesdays and Fri
days at $40 n. m Central time). In
formation about especial trips TO
northern and eastern summer resorts
may he occurred from I. o. Davis.
general passenger agent - the -.
&. Lake Lines or at the u A G. ticket
Office 1871 Griswold- Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
nEIP WANTETi-wALs
PIN BOYS PIN EOYS-PIN BOYS
COLORED AMI WHITE
Recreation Building

Shelby-st and Lafayette-b blvd
HERE Is 4 CHANCE To MAKE
SOME srEE MONEY
SCHOOL BOYS FROM 8 TO 10 = NJ
BEGINNING Monday. oct L we are
starting new system In paying
our pin boys
Bows 20 work under the guaran-
tee OF &c per game for all games
they set Ip. with n guarantee 81 n
daily salary as follows;
GTARA S'TEE To BOYS on SIXTH
FLOOR FOR WEEK OF OCT.
Boys Reporting for duty before II
.. m 90 pin boy captains. si.75 per
day
Boys reporting FOR duty before -
noon 20. pin boy captains, $3.50
per day
Boys reporting Tor duty before ? r.
m Go pin hoy captains. s 25 per
BOYS rrnn1tll -l1-.----.-4---- u
m. o. pin boy captains. 800 per
Boys rcportine for duty before ..
IN. 20 pin boy captains. IS cents
per day
hours steady work each day and
Boys that make moro tban we
guarantee at the gate or Sc per
game will DE raid whatever amount
they earn-the guarantee is that no
boy will be paia less than tho
amounts mentioned from the time
they report for duty ON the differ
ont floors until closing
GUARANTEE TO- ENlS DN FOURTH
AMI FIFTH FLOORS FOR
WEEK. OF OCT.
Boys reporting Cor duty before ~
o'clock noon $50 per day.
Boys reporting fur duty before ? p.
IN. si2J per day
BOYS rcportine for duty beforO y.
m. Sin0 per dav.
Boys reporting FOR duty before p.
m. 15c per day
Closing hour g. 3 m Average Of
hours steady work each day and
down.
Under the above candlllnna- hnuA
Urr HETUrCd ~ certain guaran-
tecd daily salary and those becom-
ing exports at setting up pins can
make ne high as $500 per dny a.
the rate cl Be- per Eanlc per man.
surrounding ave nice and Glenn.
Hor1e-rnadn fandWi rhcs and other
food is served hy c'inrcd ladies on
the doors Afternoons and evenings
at rearuns bio prices. nr boy. can
bring their lunches with them
STEADY WORN BOYS ARE FNll
EMERY NIGHT BEfcEN LLAN ING
BUILDING
FIRsT COME FIRST Placed
Ask For SIR JOHNS az MIR.
GAGE. 6th floor
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13

burglars broke into the home OF
woodbridge, NO. 2sSo
West Grand-blvd.. late Friday night
and took $50 in cash from a dresser
drawer. Entrance was gained thru
a rear window.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13

ApPIes-p npi.; Jonathans. 50
Dbl.
Bananas Good shipping stock.
fhc 10.
Beans-Dried L'mas. Iic III.
Pears -Kiefers. 81 Duchess, 81. 50
hu
CrsaberrIes- S375 bu
California Fruits Bartlett pears.
81. piums. 81 IN so per 4-ba-ket nat.
Malaga grapes. 81 o08l.75. Tokays,
81. 5OQi.75 per box
Dressed Calves -Fancy country
dressed 20W1lr cnolce. lgd 20C,
common. lSulsc n
Fresh Nesetuhies Bsots. 81 IS hu..
turnipS. 81 per bu. celery. i6ulsc
doz.. carrots. 81 bu-. cauiihowcr, ~
bu.. WAY beans Si75 bu.. green
beans. N75 bu1 green onions. zoe
doE. green corn. 81 sack. tomatoes.
dollhouse. zoe 40. exc plant &l.fa pu.
Grapes delaware, ponies zoe;
Concords f-qt baskets CSC.
Honey New fancy white, fBc 10.
LemsnE s.15 q 80 .cr boa.
Lines 81 lO6teS per 100
Nuts - Wslnuts 2tfl26 almonds.
20 n 22c. nlherts. IeH 20c RrazNs. ~
"a Ice. pecsns. 1Tn So To- nuf meats.
bib. cartons. almonds. 4ac. walnuts.
soc. pecaua Ia H.--4+4tf-- rtr7Irr "a.
fancy. re Jumbo. ltc No.
Oranges Nalenclas. sfnf3o per
box
Onions Fjome grown. St75 bu..
Spanish, s. per crate.
Cabbage GOO hu.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
PROFITABLE

Salaries start at once. Oper-
ators earn while they learn.
Splendid opportunities for adj
vancement.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John K street, between 8
81. m. and > p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
livestock
MIcHIGAN CENTRAL srOcKYARDs

MICHIGAN CENTRAL srOCkNARDs
~ ROIr oct. H. cattle; Market
steady best heavy steers, 1880
All. best handy weight butcher
steers. s9.5Og 1925 mixed light
butchers. ST5OUs, tight butchers.
sGMGb0 best COWS. S7.15hs butch
er COWS. $500 f.25 common cows,
t6Hs.25. Gamers. t5db.s5 best
heavy bulls. S75ORS bologna bulls.
tG.15gf7g5 stock bulls. S6.25 80
feeders tSNs75. suckers. va I,1a
mixers and springers. $50 i2S Veal
calves. Market steady best grades,
VI b so ~ Is, S7m Is sheep and lambs.
Market slow. hest lambs. $40
lG25, fair lambs. si6.eSu G..a. hvht
20 common lambs. 4b0nI5.50. fair
90 good sheep. se76al0. Culls and
common. S6u6 Hogs. None sold up
20 noon, prospects lower.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-13
CHICAGO BUT.rER MARKET

CHICAGO. oct i2.--Extras. ~ = C.
firsts, iSc. dairy extras al q 42c'
Prime ordinary. 3sa96hc. nrsts SIia
n 3sc Cheese: Twins 24as aI26c;
young Americas. 26i1 a 26s.c Live
poultry: Fowls. l7Q22nc. ducks. 10
" zoe. geese. l7Q1sc: springs 1910.
turkeys zoe. Potatoes Wisconsin
and Minnesota. $500 I.40.