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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are amsng the real
estate sales made since our last issue,
by Geo. II. West:
Ts Geo. X. Thumanu. of Belmont,
Wis, 40 acres. one mile northeast of
the Auckland school house and Join
ing the 1. W, Wilson property on the
west.
To G. Emery Harris and DIR. S. e.
Griffin. lots to o. block 40, Ordway,
in rear of the bank block and just
south of the new brick terrace being
built by these parties.
To John II. Moore. of Olncy, lots IS
and %, block 81, ordway. Eas. front
lots, Joining the Learned and Duncan
property on the south.
To Jacob +. wcimer. lots Z and g.
block "a. ordway, just south Of the
c. w. Fravel place.
To private parties, block 10, Ordway
just east of the high school. This
will be plated in lots about January
ist. and then be placed on the market
again
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The unprecedented large crop trib'
utary to the Sugar City factory, aud
the daily capacity of the factory,
which is 500 tons, make it very diff
cult for farmers to properly deliver
their crors. The National Sugar Man
ufac,uring Company is thoroughly
aware of the resistance this makes.
For this particular year the matter
can not be helped. Contractors can
relieve themselves by promptly s,l,.
iug all they can not deliver; and, that
IL the wise thing to do, as soon as the
weather rnoderates sufficiently to pull
and top beets.
The factory can only receive abou'
500 tons per day, which, with Sugar
City wagon deliveries, leaves about
Is cars per day to be loaded at the
dumps. All of this points in the di.
recti0u of the necessity for a la ger
factory at Sugar City. Plans have
been made for such an enlargement,
and when this Is consunmated and
the factory able to handle 1000 tons
per day. most Of this Inconvenience
in deliveries will b. done away with.
The National Sugar Mfg. Co.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30
Box SPRINGS News.


d. v. Burrell visited his ranch las,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Sirris and son
Edgar, left last Monday tor their for
mer home in Hope, Kansas. Mr.. Sir.
ris leaves with the hope of receiving
medical aid at the Kctchersid Hospital
at Hope.
VIM. Colbert has accepted position
with d. v. Burrell for the coming
year.
Mr.. Worker has almost complete d
his residence on his farm and will
soon be in neat home of his own.
The box social given at the school
house November 18th was decided
success both socially and financially.
The neat little sum of s1+ so was real
ized, and while th;t will not procure
the organ, "cvery little bit helps"
There will he no school Friday be-
cause of the Arkansas Valley Teach.
ers Association at Pueblo.
mir. Sawyer is improving his ranch
by the addition of large barn.
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O,ney Items.

Fred Hackworth, of Sugar City,was
In Olney on business this week.
Mrs. J. II. Cowden was In ordway
this week, visiting.
Claude Maxwells from Colorado
Springs is in olney.
Mrs. Laura Dennis has moved BACK
t. her home.
A Thanksgiving program was rem
dcred Wednesday afternoon at the
scnool house,
A. p. Smith was in ordway this
week.
Fred Dannelley was here Sunday.
The Literary Society has good
.tart this season and good paper IS
always rendered.
A b.x social was given at King Cen
ter Wednesday nishY
Maud Muucher went to II 'un'a
Wednesday.
mrs.. Dave Dcwner, OF La Jnnss'
h.s been visiting her mother here
( Hssu,sn Cater has started to School s''l
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30
Ihe cantaloupe Growers.

A meeting of the Ordway Gold Me-
dal Cantaioupe Growers Association
was held at the Opera House on Sat
urday afternoon, Nov. gath, 10 mem
bers present..
The proceedings and minutes of the
previous meeting were read and ap.
,r r,ved.
e. E. Hosler reported on his recent
trip to Arkansas. Missouri, &c. He
did not think the crate material there
such the gr ,wers should use. He
gave very encouraging reports of the
dema nd for the Gold Medal Cauta-
l,upes for 1907. aud various letters
we're read from commission houses,
hotels, restaurauts, &C.. all stating
the superiority of this melon over the
Rocky Ford variety, and the desire to
secure sure supply of them the CONF
ing season.
The following increased acreage to
be Grown ia 1907, WIS reported siuce
the previous meeting, ma king the to-
tai recorded nnw about 23} acres.
rrancis Jsmes, 20 acres |; ). J. Dau- :
cau, 10 acres J.. A. Sale. 10 acses ;
M. Grifith. 10 scrss GEO. =. West, :
acres =. F: Fiexd. 81 asrss g, ?.
Cole 2 ecfess I. I. n I. Il a I;
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Sugar CITY. Colo, Nov. q,

Sugar City. Colo, Nov. Il, 1906.
On October 2+th we requested con-
tractors and lessces to begin siioing
their beets at once. The frcquen,
rains and SHOWS the latter part of oc'
toher, the present suow and very cold
weather make compliance with this
suggestion at once most imperative
and it is hoped that during the mod
esate weather we hope will prevail
again for a short period after this
spell, that effort will be mace by cv'
eryone to get their bccts out of the
ground and properly sliced.
Very truly yours.
The National Sugar Mfg. Co.
J. II. Windfeider,
General Manager
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, The Farmers. MeetIne .

a meeting of the Farmers Associa.
ton held at the Opera House In Ord
way, Nov. 2+th, 1906. Present, 81
members.
The minutes of previous meeting
were read and approved.
On motion of Geo. H. West, duly
carried, the chair appointed COM
mittcc of three to confer with GenI
Mgr. windfeldcr as to handling all
beets that the farmers may wish to
grow in 1907, ard also. to receive, if
possible. an increase to Soc per ton
for all sliced beets, and that the COM
mittce have authority to cover. in this
conference all matters Of vital inter
est bctween n the farmers and the fac
tory in this beet business. The chair
appointed As membcrs Of this com nit
tee NJ. +. Winfrec, James NJ. Smith
and C. Is. Virgins, the committee to
report to this association at n meet
ing here on Dec. 1, 1906.
C. b. Virgins reported that parties
were to be here soon who propose to
erect a canning factory at Ordway on
guaranty of 100 acres of tomatoes to
be grown in 1907. No bonus 10 asked,
but use OF 20 to 80 acres of land free.
for two years, for an experimental
station, on which to show the farmers
how to best grow various crops for
factory uses.
Adjourned to meet in one week.
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r.. Dannclley, our good natured
ticket agent, returned home Monday
morning and resumed his duties at the
DEPOT. His substitute, Jesse Allen'
will now take 4 vacation. They all
a,oreciate a vacation after running
the ordway depot awhile. 1t always
keeps them busy,
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penklsery.

Our readers W hats dental work
~ desire st1en1a1 y, should rshdey'
that ord4o t. y ardt-elsss Den:
locatsd h{fe r. & TX naildiae
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

The assessed valuation of ordway
this year is ss7 .9S2 against s6s,3s5 for
last year, an increase of near $4,000.
However, the increased assessment
does not reduce the tax rate, which
remains the same as last year, IS
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Alvin Gcrhardt will have a public
sale on Saturday. Dec. sth. He will
sell number Of horses, cows, calves
and hogs. Also implements, wagons
aud a lot of household goods. The
family will move to Colorado Springs
where they will make their home In
the future.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Many thousands of the most Aattering testi-
monials have been received by the manufacturers
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, giving accounts
of its good work, of the aggravatng and persistent
severe colds that have been broken up BY its use,
of threatened attacks of pneumonia it has warded
of, and of dangerous cases of Group it has cured
1t is medicine Of great worth and merit.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30
THE oRDWAY NEW ERA
AND
New idea woman's Magazine,
BOTH ONE YEAR FOR si.so.

BOTH ONE YEAR tON vl.SV.
The long evenings are coming and
people will want more reading mat
ter. For short time we will offer to
all new cash subscribers this fine Ia.
dies magazine free of charve. This
offer will also include all old subscrib-
era who will come In, settle arrearagcs
and continue their subscriptions. The
New Idea wouan's Magazine IL In
the came class with the Delinestor ard
other first' cissa ps6lications for the
Iisdies. lgqi
K Va make thiS cGer vi gals new sub.
acfibsea ard secure prompt pAydheat
Of bac4 subssriptious. Will soon re-
cslvs JAmple copies for distrihutiVn.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

About the 10Th 0f U<cember will
|svea display q Fine silverware'
(nsfhg Dishss. silver Stag Gets, ster
|.e Ware. 1sa7 Rogers ware. Every
rsng you want aaA sngraving frse,
rloher's Drug Store.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Jeweiry. Rings. Bracelets. Chains,
Neck Chains, Fobs. Lsekets, Carms,
Brooches, Scarf Pins, Cuff Buttons,
etc. Engraving free. Fisher.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Frank Fisher made record of an
ordway band and the listeners car
not fail to recognize both the band
and the tune.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Geo. II. West is at Greeley spending
Thanksgiving with his family. He
will return on December }.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

The brick work on the new terrace
will soon be completed. G. w. Can
field has the contract for the carpsn
ter work. 4
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

w. X. Win,ermute was hobbling
around on crutches last week on ac-
count of rhcumatism.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

L. E. Sirris and family left Monday
evening for Hope. Kansas, for 4 holi-
day visit with relatives.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Last week we made a mistake in
say ing the bects were nearly all 81
loed. We knew they ought to have
been, bu. that's a different thing
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

10. W. canaeld has the contract for
asting up rssldence for Rev. T. N.
l'sdifur. The work will zoos DC
Pnmenced. +
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

bought a fine .ev Epgravi'g Ma
pine which enables ~ to have a. fine
Pofk done here In ordway a. can be
|ottsa in any city.< Fisher.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Our readers who dcsire 4 frst-class
iies' magazine. should read the an
|ouucsment in auother column.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Ms. Bcruice Akin was In from An
Plope Lake Wednesday buying good
p for Thanksgiving.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Charlie Olmstead made 4 trip to
klorado Springs this week.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

City property to trade for farm pro
ssty. Gritfiu & Harris.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

wilse Dennis was in from his ranch
PIE week and made the New Era .
|aeasant call.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Hurry up and get the New idea Wo-
Both together only sl.so.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

You will be deiightfuiiy enterta ined
the Opera House tonieht by Nat NJ.
leigham.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

7. E. Spindle intends building az
lsry iiotel on the lots adjoining the
|,sl room.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

AT Fishers you eau get your toys
and Il price this year. as / intend
close out my toy stock.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

IN you want auything for Christmas
hi and see Fishers line frat.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

GOOD residence property for sale
|eap Griffin & Harris.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Lis. your property with
Grifiin & Harris.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

We have choice alfalfa farms fol
sale. Good sugar beet land from SO
to sI25.0O per acre.
Griffin & Harris.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

will Erv,u returned Tue .day even
|s from his Oklahoma trip.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30
EvanselIcal Church Services

Evangelical Church Services.
Sunday school at 10 q. N.
Services at II q. m.
Young Peoples Alliance At ZOO PIN
Preaching at 1880 p. m.
Mid Week prayer meeting on
Wednesday at 1880 p m.
Bsb Creek Sunday School 10 = n.
German ciass Saturday. at p. m.
Evening services always Eaglish.
The pnblic cordially invited to thsae
services.
c. 8. stsln.sis.
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Walter 8. steen spent Thanksgiv'
Pc day with the home foiks In La
[,ata, II
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Come aud see the line Of China ware
Fishers Drug Store.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

There will be = teachers institute
eld here on Saturday, the 9Th day OF
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

. \. ,. suaish andi family, e o'ssy.
~, >. /. Wsist. ot Iockyi tosa, ~ !.
~ 1ssssay wisA p. 2. Hhlslses
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M. E. Church Meetings.

Sunday: 10 a m. Sunday School.
Lesson, Luke 23:13.2S.
II 4 IN, Sermon.
$3.50 p m, Epworth League. Topic :
Association unto Salvation. Leader,
Lillian Trotter.
7:3o p =, Eveaing Evangelical Ser
vice.
Wednesday, 1880 p m, Missionary
meeting. Topic: Philippines.
6:i5., Sunday School Boord.
Thursday, 1:3o p m. Ladies' Aid
meeting, with Mrs.. A. A. wiufree.
O.. r. Merrill, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

All the business houses in Ordway
closed up yesterday as tight as a drum
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30
Tl)e ale,u Cru.
|RDwAY, COLO, NOV. 80. 1906
RAILROAD TIME CARD

| KNICKOHO TIVE SHNO
EAST BOUND
)o :. st. Louis spcciai.... 2:52 p. nj.
%. 8. express.... 9:45 p. IN.
.. q Local FrciS hit. ........1O:I5 a. M.
b. s4 Through Freight. $40 p. IN.
WEST BOUND.
b. Z. Colorado express..... 6:as a. m.
.. 1, California special. .lo:is a. m.
b. % Local Freight. 49,. l:sO p. M.
J. X. Dauueilcy. Agent.
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Locat AND Personal.

Remember Nat NJ. Brigham's illus
|ated lecture.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30
For 500!

Tarnlps, 500 PER 100 lbs. Aleo
househoid goods. si.,s: \.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

krhe rabbit hunt yesterday was
briiiiant success, s96 bun6ies being
killed. II has not beeu decided whiell
~ \ Ahs winner: s
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Miss Mamie Llndqatst vlelted MIA
tives ir Rocky Ford ysstsrday.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

/Ths Town Beard Will take action
7eaight On - electric light franchise
~ ~ neruieheIn Bros. n
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

Ixesgd L X. b N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
JOHN SEGALOS Is
A CARNEGIE HERO
Deed OF Greek Fireman of the Valencia Wrset
FuIfIIS the Conditions Required by the Car.
negle Hero Fund Commission.

liEio a person Who saves OF pt-
tempfa % rave lhe life ~ another
person a. EXTRAORDINARY risk
or peril 90 himself NJ herself Car.
neg'c eummiaai8nH definition Of "a
hero
The attempt If John gegalaa the
Greek fireman ~ the steamer Va
len'la % swim ashore with line
Ia an effort 10 rescue those In peril
on the stricken steamer. comes
within the definition given ~ ihe
Carnegie commission A. eKtfaofd
mary risk a. himself HeEaiaa at
tempted % feaah shore through The
heavy sea Sai only aaa he lea dan
ger Of meeting delth - drowning.
bat he Nsa als1 ln danger ~ losing
BE life b. being thrown against tho
rocks
Opportunities without number
came IA those aboard The Queen
and Topeka 10 place themselves ln
llne for Carnegie medals. bat they
failed 10 take advantage 81 them
OF all those IN any way connected
Win the Wfea B aeFhlOa alone seems
10 have performed a deed that would
entitle him 20 the benefceaee ~
Carnegie
One Hero in Three Months.
According 10 the statement ~
Frank 81 Wilmot. secretary and
manager Of the Carnegie hero fund
commission. the past three months
has failed 90 reveal single hero
or heroine 10 the Carnegie eommis-
sion except Mfrs Mauae Titus. Of
Newark ~ J. when she received
81 600. her second recognition hay-
lnF pres lousiY been granted a
medal for life saving
Mr Wilmot defines the objects
and system Of granting awards from
the Carnegie fund aa follows
All persons arc possible heroes "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
PETITIONS
ARE SUBMITTED

Fifty four petitions. containing
the names ~ assg persons. % whom
z.to0 are certified 10 Be registered
voters - Seattle. asking for the sub
mission ~ the recall amendment 20
the charter. wsfe flied sith the city
comptroller this afternoon BY Joe
Smith. q local Newspaper man.
Ten days aEo Mr smith under
took - secure 70 the pstitionn q eur
ftisnt numbrr - signatures aud the
entire matter waa tufued over 30
him ~ thpse Hho had u IN charge
Since that time BE- has spent several
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Estraosd insry Peril.

hours each day in the eoms,,,r.s.
affir" securing signatures - ve,.,
called 70 register Tor the ap,so.ss
lHE election. iIlH work as 80.
pleicd this morning and tonlri.t i.
petitions gili be presented q !.
council - a special meeting e.fss
Tor the purpose.
Tho seton Of the council ,or,shs
niii be merely formal and ma -
the pufnose Of fulfilling legal -.
aaifemeuis The petitions Mn /.
fead and the recall Amendment N
be ordered submitted al ihs cotnsrs
election.
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enacted into law will be u lnra.
mable value for the protec,ion 4
passengers and crews Of steamer,
Therefore be- IL
Resolved. BY the Central f2has
Council Of seattle and Vicinity, d
meeting assembled. that Ne urfs
upon the Flfiy-ninth congress -
necessity o. the passage and enN..
ment into laS Of said bill: ana b I
further
Received. That a cory Il fkss
resolutions be Forwarded 70 each Il
the senator's and Representatives
from the state Of wAshlnginn. A.
20 Hou. Joseph A Golden, rev
sentative from New YORK.
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ASK CONGRESS- TO PUT
BAN ON POOR SEAMEN

A. the request of Delegate T. u.
ON 81 the Sailors union. the Cen
trail labor council last nighi passed
resolutions 20 BE- forwarded to CON
rrrsH asking FOR the passage Of q
bin noN pending The hill pro-
sidea that seamen shall not Be en-
piUyvd on passenger vessels anlcs
they have had three years expcr.
hence The resolutions. which are
the result u the Valencia wreck.
follow
Whereas. A hlll known as "a q.
t2f1z IL now before congress for
ta consideration. and
Whereas. said bill approved and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
DRIVER
INJURED

HtLLMAN cry. Feb. d "
AuxsY. te.mHtcr Ia the employ II
the itlilman city department store.
was thrown from his wagon lhrt
might aud dragged fof 300 feet By
the Infatuated horses lie Wiz
severely kicked on the head and
abdomen. aud 81 ls thought ferrit
cd internal injuries that may result
fatally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
THE MARKETS

on account - thc ntarrltr 81 forna.
inna ln California q blH raise IT, the
tomato market - aNfieifsaftd
steamer Hlfh "a EaufFal cargo %
fruits aud NeaHtshl arrived last
nlaht The EaaslH Niil - PLACED Ga thd
street Fer nnae this aftHfDnnu
a carload - celery and also 81 or
anFes arrived from California early
this mHIuinE
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pr lh es8z Eve turkeys per n.
y. Feesn per ~. Is8lsc. ducks ~
"a. igIles
Meats.
Dressed steers Ea.usise. dressed esrs
tatHer dfssecd mutton Rffhsfs 4
afsarfH nation. ewes Sc ertefs<
iAtntH ~ dressed rnrN easts ru Sc
ai pork 5a1tAe light frai ia6iir:
heaf1 veal sIiee i've s4ssfn. & ~
sheep. g. live huEs. &C I've veal Z
esft 1--we iaml.a 8 500 s g per htA&
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INkHHTWE Szfa
tmaa
Il Eais On the tide fats south
- Spokane aVrnuf. etuHs -
urat WATERWAY II You Nant
Is make some HHlF fuHHff.
la5s ihrse One half cash. hala
anes enc ard tee years. ht 2
naf cert Mfa fa6r uuss fourth
iafsrtst Hatasissa ard hep ssi
thEm paI
r -
Corner JOS HHsifn 81 Second Avs
sHms hHafh ~ fiaii sanuf old
improvement narinE - PEI
nnanih Fhis IL tfeH thaH ="
fsf frunf foot fuF q rafusF
that d aufe 90 be worth = so
sHnn
81 30
Dsia on Second atrHae. AGREES the
street ffafn Masllln1tnu haifA
rasn
Cefner 9stN. on Pine street
neHf af Hfath asHnHf. cid irn-
prove mFnta paEaHE - Fef
month.
80
Naa large hHHtHH on nfHai-
NaF eHfHsr tIEtfas aHfEr
uAer ffM pr month inside 81
fHHf vacant ifuhfoft mtHWtN an
Paid ifHladinH EakinE
uEsu
Corner IMNsW En she rfEfa1r
district - Denny WiH t1lame
a. PER munih.
gfhaaa
Thfar hxa uatHfH houses on
rafnrf lH lfraadNa3 district.
lHrumr j If cent
aa
Two lots 81 b.srk - on EiHhth
avenue. mi paid
CAPITOL NH. DIVISION
$50 &
HHaf Residence infa in the eitY,
80 o. g. 80 caeh
~ r. TURNER INVESTMENT
$50
a n GRAHAM. President
it TI MSHN Manager.
90 o. ttmfrr ftrhauEs.
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The long overdue French bark
Versailles arrived AZ San Francisco
yesterday after "a voyage from Cher
buufE lasting ola months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

Heaaa DRY pef ruf. = SOS =. Ma
small ahiisH tkfs ehuiCs whltgA
iarGr whites NM pins beans
q hafa beans ftn bsftH. pef sack
rafsn.fs pr sack. $50. carrots. PER
tucs. rsf box s sWfi =. cauHfiuwcr.
daz 8 Eariir ih a. parsley. daa =
rahhaEH| pef IL ifraefa tomatoes per
By . 49, tsi'f1 pr doa. es4.,.
' " ,.,'e , h'ssr pa'.'ess Eer ten 81.
lanfst enious. Hpt. s. 1tfi 81 Waiia
Walls onions sack g Ht - cram.
htffiss ser hos. &ta. per bbl.. E&
Fruits.
liFs per cszs hih bricks. . 7s.
sultan aEr iHsfb carton 1Nc white
liEa HHf ln laEsc lemons per case.
= MsHatrhtt applrs ptr box.
native apllgr boa. aa8f .. pears.
box 81 iss4f o. Hawaiian pfncanpica.
rfr daH 81 aHffta a. caUaanuts. paf duz
cal honey. per ease = cumhH.
aAA=sa. Malaga erapeH bhl. 500
Eaas.
Ranch cFEs pr drten zg-ac. East
Butter ard Cheese.
Washington creamery. Per n nle.
Eastern creamery bricks per ia. 90
at Eastern tHh. pee ID. .ifssc cook
TE pHf To- iaaisc ranch butter. Per
Do ilHiss Wisconsin ehesae twins per
lh itr cream brick PER Do Sc. Iim-
hurEtf urr in. lHe block swlfa Per ib
lle NaanF American cheese. per lh
iec ana lilsuuak isc
Sugar.
Dry formulated. sacks per im Ibs
Ela. fFHlt nrAHuiated sacka per lno
ihf, 81 heti per fUrk $3.50. Golden
Zee 8 81 beet PET Htk N-I gasdeu
e. per sack. SIS, Extra e., per aack
l.h
paul'rF.
Dressed chicken par no. 1eI-c
live chicken, d.. lac. dressed turkeys.
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HFAeaw ffIfI. looming have sa
laft iata usaf rthaHls 100 each ia
Der month See HauHsn4 40 NsN
York iilk
SEVERAL CHOICE EAcRE TRACTS
near Everett iutsfuftaH. rtHh lsFst
land. parity CLEARED. fine iaeaunn.
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