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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-07-14

Among the early Aexicans turquoise
was regarded as emblematic Of sue
cess, aud was worn to preserve health
The peculiar property OF the turquoise.
Of becoming dirty green in color as 1t
gives up fits moisture. led TO = belief
that It's change ia color foretold mis-
fortune, and hence the oriental prov
erb that the turquoise pales when the
we'll being OF the giyer is Ia danger.
1t was believed In the orient to be 8
remedy for all diseases OF the head and
heart. and ia cases Of poisoning or
snake bite ii was given with wine.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-07-14

lowing the use of not 10 exceed 5
per cent. of the par value or stock
sold by committees elected for this
purpose.
Amending law relating to the IL
censing of foreign corporations 50
that no such license shall be issued
unless the name of the applicant
corporation distinguishes it from
other corporations already licensed.
Giving town boards the power 10
contract for the lighting of public
highways and bridges.
Giving parties to divorce &C
tions right to review the case with
in one year after decree is granted.
Authorizing the appointment of
a deputy county auditor who shall
have same powers and perform
duties of Office in case of absence
of auditor or vacancy in office.
Providing that contracts with
real estate agents 10 pay commits
sions must be in writing TO be
valid.
Creating the Office of county ag-
ricultural representatives and max
ing the following appropriations
for state aid:
For 1917, SIS 600; after July !,
1918. SIS 900 annually, providing
that not more than Is counties
shall receive such aid during 1917
and after July /. 1918, not more
than % counties in any one year.
Making rates for printing legal
notices IS cents for first folio and
50 cents folio for each additional
insertion.
Adding the securing of fidelity
or surety bonds to purposes for
which false statements are punish
able.
Giving county boards the right
to appropriate money to depend
ents OF sheriffs killed in perform
ance OF their duties.
Providing for the interchange OF
work between circuit judges and
requiring judges to do such work
Providing for speedy trial OF
cases TO abate public nuisances.
Providing that in cases where
persons unable TO hear or speak are
involved in court, the court shall
call in an interpreter competent to
converse with such persons. the
cost to be paid by the county.
Authorizing the state land COM
misSioners, state board of conserva-
ton, and the state board of control
to select lands from the state for
est reserve. to the right to discon-
tinue the operation of county agri-
cultural schools and devote the
buildings to other uses.
Requiring state officials to coop
perate in the coordination of the
work OF state offices.
Designating the state park in
Grant county rs Nelson Dewey
park.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-07-14
The Woman Who Did.

Like all conductors. l have frequently
loaned carfsre. | think the Eersge is
about s. year, but | am getting hard
ened on that point In all my twenty
four years experience / never had but
one fare returned and that was by
wonan.-A Conductor in New York
Railways Employees Magazine.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-07-14

w hats this in the mall"
A tra. edy Of mine
Have you really written s. tragedy.
old chap:
Looks ike It. I've paid return post
age on II now fourteen times Louis
vile Courier-JouruaI.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-07-14
Manns Foresight

For more than four years, II not
longer. Minority Leader Mann la,
been making au effort 10 increase the
aircraft efficiency ~ both Toe II rmy ami
raN,. :" the debates on various mill
tary bills he tried 20 iuuU,e and treble
the appropriations .or aylatiou equip
went Ii Is a "redt 10 his foresight,
that 1t ""'r seems thar the most ef
feci.Fe weapons GER war machines
Whi-a the Americans can use are air
planes aud that such machines. prop.
erly handled win do mach 50 end the
war II Jim Mann could hay, had his
way cur army and navy would have
had d score OF such machines WHARF
they have one ~ zraseaL
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-07-14

We must laugh before we are happy
or else We may die before We ever
laugh al all La Bruyere.
There Is something In every season
~ the year for the average fool. In
the summer be can rock the boat. ia
the fSn go cunning. in the winter
skate ga thin ice and tn the spring
fAn In love. Philadelphia LAqulrsE.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-07-14
And Sha Eall Cor II.

Il sm not easily BATTERED" she said
Indeed not be replied. 1T would
be difficult 10 make you out TO be more
beautiful than YOU really are De
troit Free Press
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-07-14

Summary-Home run, Dudr3, two baS
hit. Secor. hit by pitched ball, H. Richards,
base on balls, OF Drafz 2: strikeouts, by
Drafz 7, by Chase 5, Umpires. Durkee
and N0emeStek.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-07-14
NEW GENERAL LAWS.
Many Changes Made in General Laws
Affecting All Parts of the
State of Wisconsin.


lure affect the nlterests OF the state
As q whole These are generally
known as general laws. and
while some OF them are unimpor-
lant, others affect different locali-
ties vitality.
Among the general laws enacted
the following are the mcre impor-
,ant
Allowing good time to prisoners
in Waupun for outdoor work. in
addition to good time earned by
imprisonment under rules Of pris-
on.
Extending duties of railroad COM
mission TO investigating conditions
OF dams or reservoirs to non navi
gable streams.
Increasing per diem of members
Of county boards TO cover time re
qulred for travel 10 county seat.
Allowing county boards in coun-
ties containing cities of the second
class { SUPERIOR to vote sum not
exceeding SIS. 900 a year for coun-
ty fairs or agricultur exhibitions.
Prohibiting he PLAYING Of pool
or billiards or bowling by persons
under Is years OF age except with
the consent OF parent or guardian
Appropriating fund ion perpetu-
al care OF graves of Louis P. Har-
vey and William R. Taylor, form
er governors.
Adding Marquette university to
list of schools which are TO receive
ten copies session laws.
Providing that in cities of the
third class, like Madison, in size,
public construction work shall be
under the direction and control OF
city engineer, if the common coun-
Gil shall by ordinance direct.
Allowing spring fishing to allie
viate conditions due to high prices
OF food stuffs.
Fixing the date for holding an
nual district meetings in school
districts As the first Monday in
July.
Providing a penalty of imprisou-
ment in jail for not more than 90
days or a fine of not more than 800
or both, persons who engage in
soliciting or begging by falsely pre-
tending to be physically defective.
Making state board of public at
fairs permanent state department
and appropriating SIS, 900 a year.
Raising salary OF adjutant gen
eral to s. 900 a wear.
Requiring that persons practic
ing as veterinary who is not a grad
uate OF accredited school or college
shall practice under license read
ing non-g graduate license
Providing that when an attorney
is member OF legislature a continu-
ance until close of session shall be
granted in all cases in which he is
interested.
Providing that whenever a com.
modify Is sold by weight, il shall
be understood to mean net weight.
Extending the provisions Of the
discovery statute to plaintiff i'll ac-
tons as we'll As defendant.
Changing the name Of the state
hospital for criminal insane to cen
trail state hospital for the insane. .
Requiring the attendance in
courts Of ANY state of witnesses re-
siding in Wisconsin upon payment
OF 10 cents per mile for each mile
travelled TO and from court and $
day. Providing further that such
law shall not apply to courts OF
states which do not have like pro
visions upon their statutes.
Providing for the appointment of
'dragman" by town boards. the
duty Of such officer to be to drag
roads designed by such boards as
drag roads.
Giving county the right to pur-
chase tax titles
Compelling corpomtious to pay
emplOVeS twice a month
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-07-14
hsr Speciality.

Has your son any particular athlet-
ie facility at college:
"Oh. yes He Is running through
my money go Baltimore American
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-07-14
Northwest Inter State League

In a pound OF some coal there are
$500 heat units.
The japanese make an imir2 ion OF
silk from hemp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
rnIrnn pNnDtCF.

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
STOCK LIST is
HIGHLY ACTIVE.
Total Turnover Is Well Above
the Million Share
Mark

NEW YORK. June The Now
York Evening sun financial review
Tuesday said
Tho Industrial list in today s
stock market wss buoyanuy strong
and active under che influence OF
various news developments such as
Japan's warning 90 Russia and the
sinking of "a German submarine by
ah American merchantmen.
Trading WAS brisk turnout with a
total turnover OF we'll above "A mil
lion shares Gains among the indus
trial issues ranged from / TO 10
points Leadership IN his vigorous
movement was held by the steel
group United States Steel moved
up some four points above 1872 10
tho highest price since the dividends
came on Bethlehem Steel shares
advanced 4 20 points or more and
i.ackawanna and Republic some 3
points The Alcohoi stocks We're in
brisk demand United State Indus
trial Alcohol adding DO points or
Whereabouts to- im previous closing
price
Prices were unsettled within mar
row limits ln the latter tradng but
maintained substantially. the gains
OF ths day Bethlehem steel B"
touched new record high level at
ti5 over seven points up Bonds
were Quiet and rsS~ ular.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
LSnLEAD
LOCAL TRADING
Charcoal Continues In Demand
AZ Fraction Over Eight
On Exchange

The local stock market resumed
activities wednesday morning. fol-
lowing tho holiday OF Tuesday with
ont any noticeable difference In
prices from Monday close.
Charcoal Iron continued 20 be The
leader selling az fraction over
eight Iron and Steel and some Of
the other metals were also IN de
mand at fair prices.
United States Steel was sold for
more than 1870 on the New York OK.
change being up q couple of points
from the close Monday Every in
dicatioR points 30 stronger and
rising market
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
ron sALu-nrsINrss rnorrnry
$500 DOWN

SDUU IJUWN
Rest proposition iu mile circle III
sou want bargain. Ask Tor par
tfrnlare. cherry TSf.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
on WInter EureraI ThlrsdaY.

Tho funeral OF Or J. a Winter.
who died in his home No sos
Cass-ave. Monday night will be
held in me Masonic temple Thurs.
day afternoon AZ o'clock, under
the auspices OF ihe knights Temp
lar. Commandcry So The body
will lie In Hamilton chapel all
day "Wednesday Dr Winter was
SO years old. and was educated in
The public schools OF Detroit, after
ward taking his medical course In
the Detroit College Of Medicine. be
INK graduated in 1883 He was
president Of the Detroit Academy Of
Medicine in 1914 and was q mem,
Der OF the WAYNE County Medical
association. and The American Med.
cal association His widow. a daugb-
ter. Mrs Charles Smith. and a
son. James A. Winter. survive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit Wholesale ptl .cs.
Crystgl dowinors. 2-lb. Si2 so do,
S-lb. $3.50, eagle tablets srl.z0, cot
lonf. - 65 cubes s. %. xxx pow
dercd. Sft1- standard poWdere
&qH5. formulated. extra coarse. 50 IS.
do fue. In bulk So do 25-lb. cot
tons g. CO. crystal domino gran. glib.
and 5-ib cartons la case. 50. 40. crys-
tai domino gran. ~ r cases $3.50.
diamond 4. Se1oi Confectioners' A.
$3.50 No T. 50. ~ r. sS.e5. No &.
s. 90. SO e. 1855 no q. $3.50. No. 9.
SD 40. 40. $50. 30 II. 1856 No.
IL. $500 No n, So So No. ~ Ss.6S.
No fT 8S65. non-cskrng mixture.
$40 beet grnuulated $500 per 100
lba household pow'd. Is. % 70 case.
s96o. do IS e. case $50 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
NrM Nnnk rnnnIcE

SEW yDUk func. Flour.
quiet aud unsettled PORK stendy
mess. s4I5n Lard DUH middle
west spot. sci f0ff2i.5o Sugar Raw.
qufpt. centrifugal Q6 test. S5S3W6Sp.
u'uqcovadu. Sa test s5.0sn51f. re-
durd 0itfrf cut loaf 80. crushed
se-5 powdered. $5.6S1ST0 xranulaf-
od f-5Qf.S 50 coffee rio 80. e
on spot. fotAr TalloW. quiet. sne-
r.al Isle city 1sc country. nomi-
nal. Hat STEADY. No. I. sil06 ~
No g. S0u00c, clover. e0cG 05.
preared poultry. Quiet. turkeys. Is
q Csc, chickens. 81 q soc. fowls. y
outlet. geese f5c ducks. $50 25c:
fowls. 24c turkeys. n y 20c. roosters.
tic. chickens brollers 80 q f0c
Cheese Firm. state milk common
10 specials. 72h d2fc. skins. common
fa specials efS n fqc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07

UNION STOCK YARDS I'M June g.
-IoRs Receipts 10000. Market
gtrad, Go Sc lower Mixed and butch
@rs. tf52Sn15qb good heavy sff.f50
49, rough heavy. SIS 2tdt540 light
ftaSau15 so. pigs $40 5001f75 Cat
fIe Receipts = 600. market strong.
'Becyss. $3.50 t366 cows and heif-
ersFtf 20ff 10 stockcrs and feeders
a. 7bn10 50 rrLgca. s9.50Hif sheep.
RFCrfrrv r-urh market weak soc fi
$40 lower Native IS e0fff1 81.
western. IS 1901 80 lambs 500
1f2s Western, sio.25a rs go, springs
fi2H1G50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
Livestock


DETROIT juno cattle Mar
kct steady best heavy steers,
SIenI250 best HANDY weight
butcher steers Sli0l125. mixed
steers and heifers tio0to 80. han-
as neht butohers. s8e75 light
butchers. s5msbo pest cows 81 60
nIn. butcher cows. SsG9 common
cows. s1n7 so. Gamers. $3.50 n 8 10,
best heavy bulls $3.50 a 40. bologna
haiis s. 500 20. stock bulls $3.50 d
s. feeders sSb0u so. stockers. $3.50
"a so, mixers and springrra $50 IL
100 Veal calves STEADY, hest
grndcs. ifF0U1fT5 others Ss0f2.
sheep and lambs Market 1859 lower,
best lambs. fta fair lambs. SlfW
1850 light Co. common lambs. Sill
ho' fair 20 g"od sheep. t'| 10 enlis
steady Mixed grades. 1890 1850.
pigs. Sl3.50at4.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07

EAST BUFFtLO. s. S.. June 6
cattle Receipts. ~ market active
stead prime steers fi2n ~ 90
butcher grades fSMI2a5. cows. Sfff
H. Calves Receipts 100 market
slow. steady Gull Co. choice f5R1b.2R
Sheep and lambs NeCeipfp 500
market slow lambs l0c lower. sheer
so, lower choice lambs. s1fdfs Gull
- fair sS1fGbn warnings fSdIs
sheep. $t561550 fioRs Receipts
500. mnrket slow. steady. workers.
sf5u &c Is pigs. $4,000 - rs MIXED
SIG 80 n ~ 90. heavy fiG.40n Z 3 30
rnnaha. A1lm TO. alaRa tlam1a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
Produce

The butter market 10 dro ssins
one this weeK nofwithstnndjng tho
dseIin6 u price ana rho tyadc b Iook-
ms for f14hcf drop ON saturday
Tho poultry doal ls alec heavy iu
tone quite % iof of stun was .c0r-
Carried over from last week and
much ~ this ~ atiil uueoid. but q
better demand is looked far during
the M iddlc of The weok Veal calves
are lu fXcellent demand md rule
firm The nrst arrivals ~ green peas
were on salc this morning. and there
was. also q shipment az green corn.
bur This was out Of condition and
not quotahle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07

FNFTANu. juno HOGS Re-
reipts , 500 weak. t0G poe lower
workers. 1875 mixed. ii5.s5 medl
uma ttsg0Ht6 pigs Sifr1f %
roushz. sif2s stage. St27s Cattle
Receipts cars. slow Sheep and
1aritf Rccelpfs. cars 81 nct 100
io-ve- top. So Calves Receipts
500 ,atronG top, tii75, ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. june strength was
fuo earil feature ln wheat and corn
Ihf laftrG was much uikher in .hl.
fwgol and 'tue Detroit market he'd an
NOT boa demand and mo- change was
made at thr start The futures were
up Be-
Tbs sctlon of thr chicago Board
az fraur iu hNiuE maNimum price
GOA corn MI considered trrt DuiiisH,
They would not h.Ne put lnnit on
th' advance had lthr" NOT believed
corn would 800 above that hgure ~
ltft alone ChIcH 90 houses generally
expect oats tn advance There has
been uu limit placed set ou tho Hd-
vance ln that grain. fhr cash ~ hvat
situation bel nh mixed nF ever and
mills orc holdins "n ncmand fpr
Hour is very SLOW and MOO im .ortant
Improvement Is expected ln demand
Tor SOME tuc ae American mills are
practically shut out 80 inc foreign
Sour sfket bF thr rule limiting
DEALING iu futures
liverpool continues 49, report in-
cr"usinE supplies abundant arrivals
and AN easy market They have Ca
Forabic report from Canadian crops
and their ships are making "a better
ieb 90 getting past mo U-hoats
Nearly an crop reports are favorable
iu this country hut there are small
stocks 81 cash wheat and rho grain
ls going OUT ~ the country nf n
o. continue firm and many dealers
think the decline frsulttng from fho
limiting ~ specpiHtTe buying s
over
Wheat Was strongest ht the OMEN
ing. hut the luiPh was MOS weak.
Cash wac unclaimed. EulN Sc ard
september To above Monday Gloss.
Corn advanced Ere. oats 1 y q -r and
beans Zoe Cloverseed declined loc
Wrdue eday wheat quota tlnns
Cash So rcL S115 Julr opened
with "a jump of fc go sl-- declined
tn - ~ and r,os,d 8t sZtl -epteu-
bcr opened at goo declined 90 81
E270. so white s4.fh.
Wednesday coarse grain quota
tous COM cash $50 B. 81. Ga SO -
yellow. - &C., $50 yellow 81 Ga p
oats standarI efr N0. whte Gtc
asked No. 3 whtc s5r Rye Ahf
prompt and Jun" suilmcnt. f' seed
Prime rcd clotcr 81 90 octnhcr.
ttt.Ta. alsikc, SilD H tmoflr s3 3.
Receipts ,n rho Detroit market o.
81 cdursdas INCLUDED 900 hbls ~
-four cnfe.CI wheat ~ corn and
~ oats shipments nre 1000 bible
~ GouL1 .09e hu ~ wheat and 5000
wheat go 600 hu ~ corn. - GOO bp
~ OH rtfl anil $4,000 tu ~ rEe
Worli wheat visible supoiJ de-
creased 1850 600 hr Iarf Werb
Expolts ~ wheat and orur We'd
nrs1aN ff4 600 hu
WunipaE .rcnei~od ~e3l cars ~
wheat against 2f7 a/Foar ago.
~outhv ostoru wheat receipts were
lfa 600 hr. against iefooo hu a year
primars sheat receipt ware 9f7
600 pa against 222 600 hu n veaf ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07

TOLEDO. June -lfaga Rrrcirte
900 market STEADY Heavies SIS a0
RI fse5 mediums $4,000 tf o.. york
ere. ff5o8 1888. good pigs fif0
TT-5 calves Mark~f steady. sheep
and lanhs Market steads.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07

APpIes-Fsncy Raidwins. SO. steers
red. 90. choice. S450G5.5o Dbl
Bansnas - dood. shipping stock.
Rsshs@Dried Lmas. Ito ID.
CheFries--Californla. t2.5oQ3 per
box
Dressss Hog--Fancy hight 1s0
l9c, heavy. 1741Sc IL.
Dressed calves Fancy. 2o62lc;
choice. 10 0g0o. common. isn lSc per
Fresh VeEstsb4es ~ Radishes. 900
SOC doz. parsley, z0u SOC dor, cucum-
bers. hot house. 81 box, carrots.
500 per doz.. 81 per hamper; cauli-
fowcr l225 doz cabbage 1915 per
crate Florida celery SSn $50 case
spinach. 81 bu. asparagus, sections.
75cM 81 wax beans. e. hamper Lett
tuce. 1nlSc ID green onions 220
25c dor 49,
Grape Fruit-s45Ogs per crate.
Honey-Fancy white. isqlSo: ex-
tracted. ? q i0c IN.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices for baled hav IN
car lots, Z p. b Detroit. 10 tmo-
thy t1SB001a standard timothy
t1750Nis. light mixed giI 60 0 lNt
No. 2 timothy. 80 5Ou11; 10. ! mixed,
80 90 n 49, No. miXod. 81 ~ = ~
J clover. Si3 514 IA; rye straw 5000
Lemons s4.5O95 per box
LimeS-tl l09l.25 per 100.
Nuts--wa nuts. 29d2ic' ALMONDS
t9G soc pecans. i5@lSe d.. nut
meats. E-lb cartons, Sa1monos ovc'
wainuts b5c, pecans zoe 10 peanuts
Oranges Navels 50 25n4 per box.
0nions Texas Bermudas. s2.2oW
$50 per case
PIneappIcs SO @s.25 per case.
PotatOes--Nep Texas Triumphs. so
u. sacks. 50 Michigan IN jobbing
lots 81 Q3iO hu
Poultry Broiiers asg4oc; No.
hens. e20 &c; light weights, lsr &c;
STAYS ls9 2oc, roosters 1fulse;
duck. % n CSC. geese i4c 10.
straw berTie~-efcqt cases, sS75p
per case
Waterm~Iors--soQe csc each
JOBBING PRICES
Canned GoOds-Applos. 1915 per
ga. Lima beans, 81 i0U 20; corn.
table bcots. si2591.4O. peas, fancy
early june, 1885 salmon. tall {240;
marrowtst pe.s 81 40. early June.
$3.50. Tomatoes. standard, 81. 80 doz
santos. standard. l6Tlsc:
med um. 1SG2oc; fancy. 20 m2zc. Rio.
ls1s 0l5iaC. lib packages 1Sa z2o;
lib. tins. 2s4 29c 10
Feed In l0o-lb. SACKS Bran. $50
STANDARD middlings. sfl: hne mid
dlinRs. So cracked corn. see coarse
cornmeal 8si corn and oats chop
SOS per ton.
FIour-Per 1876 lbs. IN ~ paper
sacks Best winter. patent. $3.50.
seconds slb20. straight 1890,
spring wheat patent, SIS rye -four.
fi3 81 per hbl
oils -LInseed OH. raw tl.2n. boiled.
S121 gal. kerosene. iron barrels.
&c. gasoline, 20i4c.
Provisions pork SAG family
pork. sftG46, clear ks 342W4fi
hams, 25Q21c; hrisketa, 2flS q % "a q;
fs bacon pa ~ nj eNN.
lard ln tiercos. 9ti4c kettle render
ed 25iR 3 D
Hides 40. / cured hides. Gle No
green hides Tic, No / cured bulls.
l5c No green bulls 12c No
cured veals kip. 23c No. ] green veal
kip. zoe, No cured Wurrain. 2lc,
No. ! green murrain, i1ttc. No I
cured calf 33c. No. / green calf, soc d.
No horse hides. IS 40 horse
hides. 81 40. ! ta.low, 1ec No. 2
tailow 14c To- 40 ! hides. lc on,
No kip and calf. Ac OF sheep
skins Gas 70 amount WOOD 50cg $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
-Srw yonI. pUTrrn Avn rGCs

NEW YORK. June 6-Butter;
Qulct receipts 1900. creamery eN-
ira 8fc. do. special market. ~ y n
agc state dairy tubs IS ~ tic. mite
tirn creamery nrsts. SONAR Eggs;
Irregular receipts. $50, nearby
white fancy. asa s0c nearby mixed
FANCY. 90 p sSc. fresh nrsts. $50 acc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07

Plans 20 increase the consump-
ton Of nsh products as 2 means 20
reduce the Cost ~ living Will be
considered bv the Commissioners or
Fisheries ~ their annsai convention
which Is 10 meet today az Proyi
dence. r. T.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
n1nn cnrrEn -srnrks


Hutter Fresh extra creamery. sa
tubs offered 90 toc 30 hrFts, 25 tubs
offered NJ 3Sc. with no hida.
Tnn.-Fresh Michigan hrsta new
cnecs. SOC asked and 7ea.& Md 90 in
shfnufuE cases - crates sold Of
~ftar. orc int - f1t .rafce YVES uf-
farra at $780, -ffn 71r bid and so
crates were offered 90 atr with 71hl
bud
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The effects OF the war on the cot
ton manufacturing industry VIII be
considered az the annual convention
Of the North Carolina and South
Carolina Cotton Manufacturers as
ISOLATION. which meets today at
Asheville
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
108 Acres

CLOSE 90 Str clemens, land VIII grow
anything fat ut huIf.rEf good
fonceF muet tn solid erttIa es-
tate
NrAT0NrT- ANfTBE1L REALTY co
hUf Free Press H.ta
40 ACRES s-rocw house barns ans
rhnHa nnvfng we'll water .n house
ON Sc car fins 20 ntfr FROM
Na,nr ana Warr1un motor plant.
5000 \0rr acre Afre 81 orrna 90 %
nafx nI~
international Bmiidi1E &
-fo sun nr and yfsfty.
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Printtng--fhc pisir Hrat kind--thst
Ii riEht--Times Job Dert.--Main tS2o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07
ArrnwopIins
ELECTRIC CAR BARGAINS

Fine ears the best ever made. fhp
easiest riding car in the world
with solid tires so Tire trouble
and three times the wear 0f the
pneumatic. Good ears Ike new that
viii cive wears OF service nt al
most NO expense az ft00 90 $3.50. OF
20 rent hv tho month Very easv
terms All we ask is customers as
reliable as the oars we LAO sell.
fire. PROOF md rust-proof steel ga
rnEc for large car TOR 500. GRIN
NrLL FIT Ec"rnfC gALrSROONfS
md service. frp Woodward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-07

rIeIN Dtrrer.
FTffN ffi.- Butter AT sales f1c.
drop of &C. from last week.
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