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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11

Miss Cora Bates has returned
from a week s stay at Gallon, o.
Miss Eva Sticklcs spent the
weekend with Mrs. Ed. Shimmel
of Curtice, o.
Mrs. Mary Zcigler of Pitts
burg, Pa, is a guest at the home
of her brother Mr.. p. C. Sutter.
Mrs. VIM. Veitch has returned
from a week S visit with her par
ents at South Whitley, Ind.
Mrs. D. r. Garfield spent the
weekend with her niece, Mrs.
Bower, of West Milgrovc.
Mrs. II. Berning had as her
guest over the weekend Mrs.
Odclia Ruch of Luckey, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Simmons
had as their guests Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Carpenter and Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman
returned Monday from trip to
Mackinac and other northern
points.
A household remedy in Am rica for
25 years-Dr. Thomas Electric Oil.
For cuts, sprains, burns. sca'ds,
bruises. 30c and G0c. At all drug
stores.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Broka and
son Sherman of Cleveland spent
the first of the week with Mr..
Broka's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Broka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van Nor
man entertained at dinner Sunday
Mrs. Martha Van Norman, Miss
Madelyn Neiberger and Mr.. Dusha
of Toledo.
MIR. and Mrs. John Swartz en-
tertained at a family dinner Sun
day. Their guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Swartz and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Swartz and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Swartz and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Kohl and family.
For Mrs. Alan Stauch of Los
Angeles, Cal, who is visiting Per-
rysburg relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Maddy entertained at dinner
Sunday. Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. A. Ballantyne and sons
Malcolm and Alan.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Continued from First Page.

and evening.
Morning worship and sermon at
10 30. DR.. Pheley will preach. In
the evening at Z 30 our congrega-
ton will attend the district S. S.
convention at the Evangelical
church. DR.. Pheley will give an
illustrated lecture on Japan.
See elsewhere in this paper for full
announcement.
Christian Endeavor meeting at
6 80 p. M. Topic, "What is Com
mitted to You?" Tim. lila.
This is always a profitable hour.
You are invited to be present.
Praise and prayer service Thurs
day evening at 80. Topic for
consideration, "The Bible as a
Lamp Ps. 119:105. Always a
profitable hour. You are cordially
invited to be present.
The Bowling Green district mis-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11

DIR. j. X. Breitenbecker of
Cleveland, spent the weekend
with his sister, Mrs. w. j. Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Rechner Of
Toledo, were guests Sunday of
their daughters Mrs. Fred Griss
and Mrs. j. Anon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Gunder
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kazmaier
and family spent Sunday with Mrs,
Gunder's brother, Mr.. A. 1. Will
Jams, of West Milgrove.
MIR. d. Ickler of Toledo and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Dreher of Brit
tain, Mich, were the over Sunday
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Bert Kins-
ley. Mrs. Dreher remained over
for few weeks stay with her
daughter Mrs. B. Kinsley.
MIR. and Mrs. John Haas and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shiple
and family, Mr.. Val. Schwind, Jr.,
and family, Miss Amelia Wagner,
Miss Helen Hertzfeldt and Miss
Grace Doyle were guests Sunday
at the Jos. Shiple home, the occa-
sion being the eighty-fourth birth
day anniversary of Mr.. Val.
Schwind, ST., who is making his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
SIMPLE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11
ATTACHMENT.
Charles Bayer. Plaintiff,

Martin Schramm, Defendant.
Before Freeman E. Bowers, Justice Of
the Peace of Perrysburg Township,
Wood County, Ohio.
On the 25th day of September, A. D.
1917, said justice issued an order of
attachment in the above action, for the
sum of seventy-three dollars and sixty
cents ($73.60), and $500 probable
costs of action.
CHARLES BAYER.
Perrysburg, Ohio, October 1st, 1917.
33c
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11
Sour Stomach.

Eat slowly, masticate your food
thoroughly, abstain from neat for a
few days and in most cases the sour
stomach will disappear. If 1t does
not, take ono of Chamberlain Tablets
immediately after supper. Red meats
are most likely TO cause sour stomach
and you may tind it best to cut them
out.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11
Mighty Mean Man.

The mcancst man in the state is the
ipartanburg farmer who sharpened all
he stumps in his place so that his
lands could not sit down to rest
;rcenvillc (S C.) News.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11

sionary meeting will be held in our
church Friday, October II, at 8 80
a. m. All ladies are invited to be
present.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
MARKET SHOWS
LITTLE LIFE
Prices Ebb and Flow With But
Slight Altera-
tiOnS

NEW YORK, April 2S--lhe 80"
York Evening sun financial reF.'"
today. SAYS:
"There was neither initiative h'f
animation in todays short session
a the stock market
@RAxiews OF general business 1aH.
ditions as reflected IN The ieadilF
trade journals were mewhai e"0
nicting. Whereas lNn's states ma
business Is In lessered volume ana
that more conservatism is in eve
dence except with respect io GOV.
eminent requirements. Brads.fee'
holds there Is unwonted 2ot'F''
,ave for some irregularities tnt
that trade measures fully up 20 faa'
OF year ago.
Prices ebbed and flowed w'i
only moderate pet change lle
steel and copper shares moved MAR
rowly on both sides Of the rrevicH
closing Level. EXCEPT Utah which
was strong turnout IN he sh'pr'1E
sroup. Atlantic Guis Yves i''oe
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
JUDGE THREATENS.
TO JAIL MAN WHO
CRITICIZES HIM

Edward n Gosmer discovered
Saturday morning that IL is more
dangerous thing 10 give his TONGUE
free rein 10 The iudge than % is "a
MS wife Gosmor was in court ga
defend a motion for an increase in
fhe permanent alimony NJ his cr
,orced wife Mrs. Josephine Cos
rlpr
Iudse CouinEwood ordered am
award ~ Sc week increased 70 : o
a week
YOU must be inspired by some.
fhinE re than sense ~ Justice
snapped Gosmer inslnuaungly
"if didn't think YOU were an g
norHmus. 7 should send YOU 70 Jail
sur 90 DAYS said Judge Collms
wood You're ius' on The verge
90 ~ With a further rehuko. ne
Ilsm lsssd him
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
90 FeILons 10 RaIse 10.

sunday evening. $50 o'clock, the
new American dag purchased by
diamond lodge. IS9. I q %. r.. viii
be raised in front Iof their temple.
Grand River and laWton-ayes, with
a betting patriotic ceremony ON
conclusion OF the dsg ceremony. the
members OF Diamond lodge viii
march I'm body 20 the Grand River
Methodist church. where the pastor
The Rev. Frank r t1tchctt. will de-
liver a special sermon in commem-
Grafton of the eSth anniversary OF
The Institution of Odd Fellowship
The parade Will b. led by The lodge
band. otto smith conductor VOL
VERNE Eucampment and Canton
Diamond Patrlarchs, will also be In
attendance
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

From time 70 time the Har-
roun Motors Corporation has
taken the major INFERNO
DATE steps toward this pro
duction goal Progress lacks
now only a few days 70 actual
ATTAINMENT
That attainment must be inf
nitely more important than any
intermediate step - more inn
portant than all such steps
COMBINED.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
cYcIIst 10 hv g

Tony Welsh 20 years old. No 200
Borun-r suffered a fractured skull
SATURDAY when his motorcycle was
struck hy a Harper line car AZ At
Elhottave and Berilnst re was
taken 10 Receiving hopstal in -e-
riCus condition
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
The Visible Extras

See the 81 features which nearly all
cars omit. Things ike a power tire
pump, a dashboard engine primer.
reversible headlights, etc. Every one
Of these 81 extras is something that
you want
See the extra beauty We have
this year added "a Der ce7t "a the
cost OF finish, upholstery ana trim
ming That is saved in our new body
plant, which we occupy this year
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
The Double Strength

Butour greatest advantage IS double
strength in every vital part. Our
margin Of safety used TO be so per
cent Part by part, in the past three
years we have made IL 100 per cent.
Now over 40 parts are made 81
toughened steel Many parts are
Misty oversize All parts which get
a Major strain are built Of Chrome.
VaHSdium
W\a-e building a lifetime car.
A car b1ilf- and tested FOR 200 coo
miles of service Not a spring has
broken not one Bate cantilever
spung since this standard was
adopted.
Come see these nezs cars row.
MITCHELL MOTORS COMPANY. Inc.
Karrs Wie y s. A
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

moved forward on. The favorable
February report The railroad list
eased on thru sheer neglect Bones
u4ere quiet and t--t4-f ~. --'l--
Prices eased 90 at Jlt closing
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
Scope!

And Harroun production viii
be on a big scale---a scale which
other manufacturers have sell
dom. if ever. achieved at a SINH
larly early stage.
For this production will be the
result Of eight solid months Of
deliberate. far-seeing. pains-tak-
ing PREPARATION by men
who KNOW HOW-nen 70
whom Hsrroun money has given
unequslled opportunity 70 real
ize every efficiency ideal.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
A|NA@ B@OD1

figure based on the manufacture
ing profit OF at least 500 a car.
That profit will begin to roll in
with the shipment Of the very
first car.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

John W. Bate, our great efficiency
expert, states this about high-grad-
cars:
A passenger car. TO be roomy.
must measure 127 inches from hub TO
hub. To have sufficient power under
every condition, it must have AZ
horsepower motor. The larger
Mitchell is built TO fit thoss require
ments, after IA years Of exR erienee.
But he says a S-passengeNear is
just as roomy with l2Q.inch wfeel-
base. And that 40 horsepower is
enough.
So this year he brings out Mitchell
Junior smaller Mitchell Six for
those who prefer this size.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
A NeW-SiZe Mitchell
Offers An Amazing Value-See This Mitchell Jun
Mitchell standards Mitchell over-srength nearly all
the Mitchell roomy 40-horSepower S1150 Six

more Mitchell gives than others.
Il VIII win you 10 this car
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

T'rfnfire-she pistn neat ktnd--thRt
IL rfeht--T u,es Job Depf Main fS7o.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
Income!

For each of these intermediate
steps has signihed the compile
ton OF some EXPENDITURE
The money has been GOING
OUT
Now comes the time when the
golden tide reverses. THE
MONEY COMES IN.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

FrintinE -fhr plain neat stnd-ths,
q. right in,-~ Bob ilept.--Nrfn tS.n
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

These extras, on this years output,
will cost us 100000 They cost
you nothing, because we save that in
our factory cost
They include
81 unique features
100 per cent over-strength-
a per cent added luxury.
Their reason is this: John W Bate
has built and equipped this model
plant to build this one type economi-
cally He has cut our factory cost IN
two He is building this car for vastly
less than anyone else could build it.
The saving goes into these extras.
First, 70 give you a lifetime car.
Second, 70 give you a complete car.
Third % give you marvel Of luxury
and beauty.
See the results. See how much
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
Still 1t is Extra Large

This smaller car is not skimped
Note its length and power. as com
pared with other cars.
1t has the same over-strength as
the big car, the same added luxury,
and nearly the same extra features
1t looks like the big car, reduced by
seven inches.
You never saw such value tn a high
grade car. II will give you new
conception of what Mitchell efficiency
means.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
Dividends!

With production begun. the
only factor remaining for us 70
establish IS the attainment OF
dividends. and their size.
We have set the price of the
sensational Harroun Car at a
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
KILWTNNTNG
LODGE TO GIVE
SHOW AT CUSTER

kUWinnne lodge. no. 297 T. a.
a 81. viii bc the FIRST Masonic
lodco in Michian, and Is Is believed
tho hrst I'm tho United States to
furnish an entertainment In an army
cantonment. when members Of the
lodge will go 90 Battle Creek Satur
day. 90 give show SATURDAY
evening. Tor fho boys IN Camp Gus
tor
The lodge roster contains the
names OF many clever entertainers,
and KIwInniug's amateur minstrel
and vaudeville shows for years have
been widely known IN MaNonic cir.
Giles as almost az good as the best
professional productions. In going
TO Camp Custer. the KilWinnlng men
have arranged an especially attrac-
fiva program with a decidedly pa
tr.otic flavor The troupe" viii
leave Detroit for Battle Greek. Sat
ur1ay az I o'clock. by special in-
tcrurban car. They VIII be the
quests of the officers of the camp
lao supper. and after the show in
fhc big camp hall the "troupers
will be- Tho guests ~ n banquet in
the Masonic temple In Battle Crock
of Che Masonic lodges OF that city.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
RAILS CAIN IN
CLOSING HOUR

NEW YORK. Dec, 6.-Ihe New
York Evcnm- sun financial reVie"
Wednesday says;
over nigh, digestion OF the pres
ident's messupo was reflected 10 10
DAVIS stock market chiefly by an al
most complete abandonment OF the
trading TO the mcrcies Of the pro
fcssional element which, oi course
went in for short selling, al}ho tie
-T7JUvCUTuTTr WIZ from eAp''t'N' =
Prices were higher at the opening
with gains OF as much as a point or
more in some OF the leading issues
emonr both the industriais ana rams.
Mixed trading quickly followed
however. v7.THu Uy -TUTuuftrrnuon- vat
nos werc we'll ON thc downward
grade.
Following announcement that the
Interstate Commerce commission
had recommended that the govern
ment take over all railroads trading
recame somewhat moro anima'e'
and railroad shares gained strength,
ratns- in some cases being J 10
I'm tho latc fading the entire list
in general and the railroad equip.
ment shares in particular continued
10 advance I'm orderly position, pre-
sumably .r the hope of having ran
way affairs removed from among the
uncertainties More than point
uains on tbe day were common
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
ASKS
MERGER Of
Rally WAYS
UniIicatiOn Under u. S.
Or Private Control
Urged On Congress

WASHINGTON. Dec 6-The rail.
road CRISIS was placed sQuaroly be-
fore congress last night By the Inter
state Commerce commission n a
special report recommending until
cation OF The country's lines either
under government management or
private control
Almost simultaneously. Req 80
bath Illinois. introduced resolution
authorizing tho commission TO take
over operation OF all railroads and
coal mines for the duration OF the
war
The commission lef. a decision as
"a federal or private control 10 con
ercss. but recommended that IL GOV
crnment management is tried the
carriers be guaranteed can adequate
annual return for Use OF the prnp.
crty. as the British system al pres.
emit does"
Commissioner McChord, in mi
nurity report declared that he
wholly disagreed with thc major
ity's opinion that the unihCatiOn
may DE effected by the carriers
themselves
Tn case congress decides IN favor
- -il..--.4,s,- -tAe raflruAdz-la-ea.Ee.s
in one system Tor war efficiency the
commission recommended that anti
trust laws and other legal barriers
be removed and ina n addition Tie
government should give the carriers
financial assistance.
oreshadowing the granting OF
Inc railroads demands for freight
inCreases, The commission said:
"Th1 carriers have the right %
demand az our hands, and it is our
duty TO approve just and reasonable
rates sufficient 10 yield fair returns
upon the value OF their property de-
voted 20 public use Measured In
dollars. the gross revenues Of the
carriers during the past and current
fiscal years. exceed any in their his
tory But what the dollar will buy
On labor. material and supplies is
substantially less
But higher rates, Chairman Hall
pointed ont. would not enable the
lines TO obtain needed new capitaL
The introduction OF the SABBATH
measure, which Is a joint resolution.
followed closely President Wilson's 5
statement Yesterday ihat legislation
looking toward alienation or the
railroad situation would be necea-
sary
The resolution provides that tho
Interstate Commerce commission
may prescribe such regulations as
viii promote the greatest amount
oil service efficiency ard usefulness
% TIT tn tr1r
rates 90 insure Tie receipts OF rev
enue adequate 20 pay me cost of op.
GRAFTON. including depreciation and
Interest ON bonds and stock legiti
mately issued and approved bv tho
Interstate Commerce commission.
The resolution would also confer
on the Interstate Commerce com
mission POWER to regulate wages
and rotes. conditions OF employ.
ment FOR The employees Of all rail.
roads and coal mines taken over,
and orders the commission shall i'm
mediatoly ucgin an Investigation 90
ascertain actual values OF the rail-
roads and coal niinrs.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
SAYS he SHOT
POLICEMAN here
Man In Dover. y. H., Gives Self
Up For FOur-Iear-Old
Crime

DOVER. y. IT, Dec 6--John Rob.
ert Fuller who surrendered 10 City
Marshal wilkinson Wednesday say
ing be- had shot motorcycle police
man at Detoit -four years ago and was
ready Go 20 back 90 answer for the
crime. refused today 10 give addi
tional particulars OF the shooting
Wnel requested 10 do SO in n tcle-
gram received from superintendent
Of Police ERNEST Marquardt OF De
troit
Fuller impressed thc local author
tiles as being mentally sound Ho
was photographed for Identification
n he had been photographed 10
Michigan under "a different name
Fuller declares. however. that ne
has ALWAYS used the nsmc he gave
here IIc saws hc was born 90 years
ago In Joddo, Mich, OF French Amer
lean parents.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
Produce

Thcrr N.ns uol 90 great deal 10 be
said ler th. mil-Wrck produce mar
kst Buttrr prices were pushed up a
llttfc ycFterdnv I'rrsh eggs ore very
scarce and prices for such snow q
frvdanrrr fu rgLIHu AiunA lElm tho
storage variety. Tho poultry deol got
rather RI had ltuock down az Thanks
giving time FROM which it is slowly
rrruvcriuc Entplus stocks have been
cleaned up-aud very llttle is coming
fu and whiIr thc demand does not
amount 20 much The tono ~ the
urrkef is gradually improving
Christmas greens and decorations OF
various kinds arc beginning 20 np-
near in tho market. and tho demand
for goods suitable t0 tho holiday sea-
aon ia incrcusiuE
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
Nrm NnllIN rnnnTcE

NEW YORK. Doe D.r-Fiour Quot.
Pork Unsettled mess S5a so ~ 80
Lard Weak. middle west spot So 90
6e550 sugar Raw. quiet. ceutrl-
fnraf. gf test $500. muscovadu so
teet 5000. cut loaf SaS5, crushed.
tq.6n. powdered SS30MS16. granu-
lated $3.50. coffee Rio SO on
sp0f. Tfel. TaIlow Quiet. special.
Ikc. city. 1TWc Hav: Weak. prime.
St.60If65: No .. $1,000 80: clover.
si.t06 80. Dressed poultry: w Weak;
furkeys % m3fc. fowls 1TM27c:
ducks. 210 zoe Live poultry. Unset
tied. geese. ~ O 22c ducks ga 25c.
fowls 1SW2fc, turkeys Zoe. roost-
err. I66ITc. chicken broilcrs 20 I2c.
Chrrso. steady state milk. common
"a specials. 17Mcftkc. skins, common
~ specials sn -0isc
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Dec. 5.-Cl0sc: Iu the
early trading tho grain markets wcrc
steady and quiet Tho general cute
look Was not changed ht any now8.
Strength Ia oats continues 'he lead
ing feature in grain ana high prices
are expected 70 continue as long as
the corn movement is delayed. oats
are going heavily into consumption
and are taking the place ot corn.
When tho corn movement is iucre8a-
ed lt ls expected thar cars Mlll De-
Wlthdrawn fr0m the oats Trade and
receipts. already small, VIII decrease.
oats are lu heavy demand and mucn
OF the wheat shortage ia prins made
up py the u9o OF oats. This is exc
pected 10 increase. especially in Eu-
rope. canada is getting reod} to mss
oat meal with tho duur ana dealers
see nothing Ina the outloOk 90 etNr
promise OF an easy market. taruera
arc not anxious 90 sell and There ls
no pressure On the market
corn ia easier. but tho tone ls silll
nrm FOR the higher grades Of cash
sLuu Tie market hero had dcriiht
- BE in Che early trading. The price
depends entirely pu Che corr Supply,
which is stil small. but expected to-
increase. should tHu movement have
the expected lucrcBFC dealers feel Ccr-
tain Of lower prices.
ltye ls steady. The wheat market
is active. Mills arc taking M the
grain that comes to hand and sales ~
hour are heavy TIN" mills aIa now
aele 20 promptly meet tho wants OF
buyers
Corn was strong most of the day ~
Chicago, but tho Detroit cash market
weakened 10 tho extent az 3c.
CioVersccd advanced Zoe and oats
i5c.
Wednesday whs0t quotations
taah SO. red. A2lt, SO. mixed,
S2lb No. 9 white. 500
Wednesday Coarae grain quota
No. yellow. S2.0S, DBts standard,
Is iac BID Jest sale, Tbc No white
T1iac, $50. 3 white 1fisc. Ere. Cash
No. 2, &lS8 bid. last sale, .a1. Reaue
Immediate and prompt shipment. sl4
per cWt Seeds Prime req clover
cash and March. sl6lo. aisike. Sit-'.
timothy. 81 b5.
Receipts in tho Detroit market on
"Wednesday included 1000 bbls W
-four. N cars % 0L-l-4---G-.-.-
OF oats and / of rye. @lipm uts We're
J 900 bhls or flour 10000 uu ~ oats
and 5000 bu OF rye. stocks eve 49,
600 bu or wbcat, 10 0Hu hu uf GOWN
90 600 bu Of oats and so. 900 hu rye.
Primary wheat receipts were ,55
900 bu. agolnst L452oo0 bu year
ago.
Exports of wheat and four Wed
nesdav 634 600 hu
Receipts of wheat "wednesday Due
lutn. l5S cnry, against int yrHr nEn
Minncapoiis 236 care. aEaiuat 4tt.
WiunIpeE. So cars. against lo'.t
Chicago 2S cars. against ST.
Louis $4,000 bu
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

Sixty days iu tho workhouse with
out the option of hne was The sen
tence imposed ON George Latimer.
Negro. by Justice Stein, Wednesday.
On n charge Of lettering Detective
Williams arrested Latmer at Ad-
am ave and st. Anfoine-st, Tues
DAY. for having IN his possession 81
packages of morphine. William
charges that Latimer supplied drug
0cnds with the dopo and asked tn
federal authorities TO take charge OF
he case. he was told TO handle o.
himself and took Talmer 90 court
on q lettering charge
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
r.sr nUrTALo Irvr srocK

EAST BUFFALO ~ ST.. Dec 5.-
Cattle. Receipts 600 market slow.
easy. prime atecrs, Sf7ffi115. butch.
cr Eradcs. k701fT5. cows t350rp Ia.
CaiVoas\ NRecelptH So. market active.
steady CIVIL tn ohofce Sintf ehrcg
md lauihs. Rcccirtr 1G0s market
active 5c higher. choice lambs t.fn
ifn-s 8f3t0G 3. sheep. fsnI2 f.Es.
-t-i >l.J g. la4-.ll-- ------i4-i- ~.
higher yorkcrs SIC r0nff tn. N.ea
sis7Safs, heavy. 81 -am1- SIS. mike
"a. $3.50 01T.60, rourhF. Stf ff
sfara fffMff r0
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
OIENEIA.n LINE srnlIN

ETrIAEu. Dec. 6.-Hogs: RE
reiTts nnn. nnf fit-t Fc higher york
rrs SlI1l. WiEed Slf95. mediums
ffTtJ. pigs $3.50. ruuEhA fIa.ta.
stasa $3.50 Cattle. Receipts. l1
cars. market steady Sheer AND
mmba Urcelufs. cars: market
steady. top t1T Calves. Receipts.
goo, steady. TOP. at5.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
c1yun Coppru sTOC1<s


CHICAGO. Dec Butter: Extras.
47c. frsts. 81 n tCc: dairy extras. 20 a.
SIC. hrsts. 8sn37c. Eggs Prime or
diuary. a2G45c. nrsts. 46d 4sr.
Cheese. Twins 22it G2eAc; young
Americas. 25ib NoSAc live poultry
Fowls IGI2ic. ducks. 1eu 20c; geese,
ffW1Sc. springs 1eh d 20c. turkeys.
sec Potatoes. Receipts. 81 cars.
wisconsin aud Minnesota, t1.75d i.90;
fancy. sf90Te
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

Louis EerkoEitz. convicted on b1r
eiarizng Highland Park store wa
-erftrrrrr-rf 70 tom TIiree 70 i've years
u Jackson prison Wednesday morn
MS. bv. Judge Codd
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
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WANTED
SKILLED MECHANICS FOR
THE ENLISTED ORD
NANCE CORPS Z. ). ARMY
SERVICE IN FRANCE.
Auto Repairmen-skilled.
Autogenous Welders.
Blacksmiths and Blacksmith
Helpers.
Carpenters.
Machlnists--
Engine, Lathe, Turret
Milling -AiaeifiHe---
Drill Press Assembling.
Packers.
Storekeepers.
Sheet Metal Workers
Steam Filters.
Gun Makers-Rifle and Pistol.
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Grinders (luDeS, loOlS' eLC.l
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Wicker FlaIeIS'
0ptlcai Instrument hepalrerS'
9teel fonshers'
I Ialh ters.
Tool Makers APPRENTICES
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