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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11
The Household Department.
I10uSCf10fd DCPd1
Number of Suggestions for Spring Cleaning and
Moving
Moving,

the trimming rolled neatly in boxes
or wrapped in tissue paper.
The same procedure should be
adopted for millinery An old shape
may be thrown away, but its velvet
covering can be brushed, steamed and
saved for new shape. Feathers
should be put in boxes and sprinkled
with lavender. Heavy silk waists
should be stuffed with tissue paper
and packed slngly in fiat boxes.
Packing Furs.
The most important work and By
far the most uncertain is the packing
of furs. In large family whose men,
bers possess valuable furs IL pays to
have them sent to a cold storage
house. This, ia fact, is exactly what
dealers do with furs consigned to
their care
After being beaten carefully clean
ed. aired and wrapped, the furs are
sent to cold storage plant. The ex.
PLANTATION is simple. Moths generate
in a hot atmosphere, but they cannot
move or increase in extreme cold.
The woman who values her furs,
yet cannot afford cold storage. should
air and clean them thoroughly and ex-
inc them with extreme care. Tails
seem the favorite nesting place for
moths. so the tails of the muff, boa
or stole should have special attention
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11
oxALIc ACID DANGEROUS.
Has Produced Death Within Ten Min
utica After Being Taken.

Since the publication OF the form
ula for preparing the solution. used
in burning coal ashes, considerable
demand was made for oxalic acid
The promiscuous use of this mixture
demands that special attention be
called to the fact that oxalic acid Is
virulent poison and that great care
should be exercised in keeping either
II or its solution away from children
and all animals. Owing to its great
resemblance, in appearance. to COM
mon epson salts. ii should be pur-
chased only in distinctly labeled pack
ages, which are marked poison care
should be taken, also, in keeping the
label on the package, until the con-
tents have been used The fatal eff
fects OF the poison are prompt, death
very often ensuing within ten min
utes after the poison has been taken.
Antidoatal remedies must be employ
ed, therefore, promptly. The proper
antidote to be given is mixture of
chalk and lime water; slaked lime, IL
available, should be used and admin
istered freely. Common magnesia or
chalk or even ordinary tooth powder.
mixed with water, can be used in the
absence Of the former. Every effort
should be made to induce vomiting.
after the administration Of the anti
dote Of chalk or lime.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11
CONFEDERATES
OFFICIAL BADGE

The official badge to be worn by the
mond this year has been adopted, ac-
cording to the announcement made by
Stephen ID. Lee, general commaning
consisting of white medallion m the
center of which is the battle flag. To
the left of the flag are the figures
1851" to the left 1855" and on the
edges "Official Reunion Badge" On
the white pendant, in clear, distinct
letters is the division to which the
bearer belongs; on red one the num-
Der of and the name of the camp and
the place where it is located. On the
other is the name of the city in which
the reunion is held, together with the
dates.
Heretofore it has been the practice
Of the division and of each camp to
have badges printed for the members.
That caused no little confusion so an
official one has been decided on.
The following order has been issued
from the headquarters of the United
Confederate Veterans, New Orleans
as general order No. Ga
The general commanding feels that
it will be eminently fit to arrange mat
ters that the gathering of the gal
liant remnant of that glorious Army of
Northern Virginia in the Capitol City
OF the Confederacy and on the sacred
soil of Virginia shall in some way be
associated with the immortal name
of their great leader, Robert E. Lee,
the hundredth anniversary of whose
birth was celebrated with so much az
lection and enthusiasm throughout
the country. He therefore, has great
pleasure in announcing that he has
selected as orator ON this occasion,
Colonel Robert E. Lee, Jr., son of Cen
eral w. H. F. Lee, lovingly named by
his Virginia associates "Runy'' Lee)
and grandson of the great Confeder-
ate general
Colonel Lee is gifted with great
oratorlcal powers, which he cultivated
as a student at Washington and Lee
university; and added to as a mem.
Der of the Virginia legislature and in
the halls of congress. OF command
ling presence; rich deep voice; won
Aderful flow of words; earnest and ami
mated in delivery-he will interest the
soldiers, and be a credit TO the great
name he bears.
BY Command OF
STEPHEN D. LEE,
General Commanding.
Oficial:
VIM. E. MICKLE.
Adjutant General and Chief Of STAFF.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11
NOTICE OF BOND ISSUE.

Whereas, there is urgent need of adj
ditional accommodation for the chill
dren OF school age in the City of Mar
tinsburg, West Virginia
And, whereas the value OF taxable
property in said city, as ascertained
by the assessment for State and
County taxes for the year 1906 was
4,S35 $4,000.
And, whereas, the bond issue here
in contemplated, together with the ex-
listing indebtedness OF the Independent
Board of Education for the City OF
Martinsburg, West Virginia, does not
exceed two and one-half per centum OF
the value of the taxable property In
said city, aas so ascertained
Resolved: That the Independent
Board of Education for the City of
Martinsburg, West Virginia, deems 1t
desirable to issue bonds of said Board,
under the authority Of the Acts of the
Legislature of West Virginia Of 1907,
to the aggregate amount of $4,000 90
for the purpose OF building and equip
ing school houses in said City as fol
lows:
New Third Ward school building on
its present site; enlargng Colored
school building; putting In heating ap.
paratus in Second and Fouth Ward
buildings; paying of Indebtedness
and adding considerable improvement
to the High School building
Resolved, That all OF said bonds
shall be OF the denomination of Five
Hundred Dollars, and muItlples there
OF. Said bonds shalt bear interest at
the rate of four (4) per centum per
sannum, payable annually on presenta-
ton Of the coupons attached to, and
issued with said bonds, to the sheriff
Of Berkeley county, West Virginia, at
his Office In said City Said bonds shall
be payable at the said Office OF said
sEerif thirty years from their date.
Provided: that they may be paid any
time after five years from the date
thereof at the pleasure OF said Board:
and this provision shall be expressed
in the face of the bonds. The Presi-
dent Of the raid Board SHAFT sign said
bonds on behalf of said Board, and
shall affix the corporate seal Of said
Board thereto, and the Secretary Of.
said Board shall countersigu the
same, AMI the interest coupons at
tached to said bonds shall bear the
Autographed or engraved signature
OF said Secretary.
II this resolution shall be ratified
by three-ffths Of the qualified voters
Of said City at the election herein
provided for said Board will. before
offering any Of said bonds for sale. BY
a proper levy upon the taxable prop
erty in said City provide for the ool-
lection Of an annual direct tax suf-
ficient to pay, annually the interest on
said bonds and the principal thereof
within, and not exceeding thirty
years.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11
ELECT OFFICERS.
Berkeley Brick, Lime G. Concrete
Company Chooses officiaIs

At meeting Of fhe direct rs OF the
Berkeley Brick Lime aud Concrete
Company. OF MaFtinsburg, held at the
Office OF Wilbur H Thomas on Mon
day. the following officers we're elect
"a President. W T. Gordon; Vie
President. d W. Weaver; Treasurer,
j. Liewrllyn King. Secretary, Wilbur
a. Thomas; Directors, Edgar Bowers.
g Il Rickard
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11
LESSONS OF HIS EXPERIENCE.

Teacber-Tommy, Is all life entirely
On the surface Of the earth?
Tommy-Nom. Sometimes we have
10 go through tunnels.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11
HEB CLASSIFICATION.

What can you say to girl like
that? She is ready to jump at you Z
''Tf she does, I'll say 'Boor to a
goose
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11
Lace and Millinery.

Lace should be cleaned and laid
away in tissue paper Silks. satins
and ribbons should be rolled. and
passementeries and appliques should
be busted, bits OF thread removed, and
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11

The twenry> seventh day OF NAV
1907, is hereby appointed as the IA,
upon which an election Will be hel.
by the qualified voters OF said city. /,
decide whether they viii ratiey or re
1ect this resolution; and this rAsolu
ton. togather with full ANA accr
rate statement OF the financial condl
ton OF said Board. as 10 both Teach
ers' Fund ami Building Fund. said
resolution. and said statement to be
aftested by the President and Score
tary OF said Board. shall be published
ia all the newspapers In said CITY
once a week for four weeks previous
70 the day OF said election: the fact of
such publication to be verified hy the
affdayits of the publishers or man.
ayers OF said newspapers, and said af.
fidavit to be carefully preserved by
said Secretary. together with the GER
tificate showing the result OF said
election.
Statement. April 20. 1907.
Total value OF taxable
property Ia 1906. .....$4.Ss5, SAG 90
2 l-g per cent. thereof
Is .......,.. ........ ftS.sss.65
Bonded indebtedness 4 per
cent .................. s2,50o.oo
Outstanding orders. per
cent .'................. 1916 90
Outstanding orders per
cent .................. f,S65.00
Total Indebtedness ...... .s5,est.oo
Building Fund.
Balance on hand July 1.
isOo ............ ........ 81, 227.55
Twenty cents levy for 1906. s.s72.5s
Deductions.
Sundry orders, including Sec
ond Ward annex ......... s6,210.64
Estimated delinquents, exon
erations and sherin's com
missions ............. So. 10000
Estimate for balance OF year
to July /. 1907 .s......... 1000. 90
s7s1o.64
Balance .............s2. 0S9. AZ
Teachers Fund.
Twenty-Five cents levy for
1906 ......,... .s....... .Sl0,S43.35
State fund ............... $4,000.
Balance due sheriff, July
/, 1906 .......... 42466
s15.720e9
Deductions.
Paid to teachers to this
udLe ........., ......... @lz ,zzU-uU
Estimated salaries to July /,
1906 ............. ..... 2,510.00
Estimated delinquents. exon
erations and sheriffs COM
sions northumberland. 10000
sl5,9so.oo
Due sheriff to July /, 1907. IS 20g.3f
BY order OF the Board
A. r. RUSSLER. President.
w. A. PTTZER. Secretary.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11
WITH ROAD Al YEARS.
And Dinner Is Given to Howard
keedy to Honor Event.

In honor Of the forty-drst annIver-
sary OF his connection with the Balti.
more aud Ohio railroad, n dinner war
given Howard Keedy at his houe on
W. John street. Mr.. Kredy was
chief clerk for p. J. HArrixan AT Cum.
berland for four years. He removed
to Martinsbufg and has lived ere for
81 years.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11
AFTER Gay s~eethsarts.

This new book. the latest In fiction.
Is now on sale at our store, soc.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11
Have Everything Clean.

Starting with the underwear, all
fiannels must be washed with more
than ordinary care, as the oil from
the skin is particularly attractive to
moths. For the same reason, the
housewife should insist upon having
the woolens rinsed thoroughly, as
moths look with favor upon the oils
used in strong soap. Wrap in small,
fat bundle and mark legibly.
Mems suits and women's costumes
should be well busted and cleaned. If
in very bad condition send them to
the tailor's or scourer's before pack
ing 1t will have to be done before
anyway, and dust invites moths. Col
lect all garments that are outgrown.
or which for some reason you know
will be unavailable next year, and sell
them to the first old-clothes man who
happens along.
Large outer garments, such as jack
cts. coats and top coats, should be
put away in tar bags. These come in
three sizes, 80 by SO inches. 30 by so
and 80 by 80. The garments swathed
in tar paper and caught on the regula-
ton coat hangers should be hung
close together in the coolest closet
the fiat or house affords. At intervals
during hot weather they should be
taken out, examined thoroughly,
beaten and returned to their summer
quarters.
Many gowns which would not pay
for storage as whole can be ripped
up to advantage. Select the best parts
Of the cloth. clean and press and roll
away for winter blouse.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11

Before sorting out the winter cloth
ing, lay in plentiful supply of tar
bags. clean newspapers, tissue paper
for wrapping delicate fabrics, boxes
for garments whose shape must be
preserved. sweet lavender to scatter
among feathers, and some anti-moth
preparation. 1t must be borne in mind
that there is no death-on-noths pre-
paration. Some anti-moth prepare
tons keep the little pests from enter
ing a box or a package, but none will
kill them if they are already in the
garment If small moth or even an
egg is in the article when packed. no
amount of so-called preventive will
kill it. 1t is, there fore, necessary to
have the garments thoroughly clean
ed and aired, beaten and summed be-
fore packing.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11

Now is The time to advertise.
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sls.gso.oo

Due sheriff to July /, 1907. 2Og.3I
BY order OF the Board.
A. r. RUSSLER, President
w. A. PITZER, Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16

peas ID, Sci swss, potatoes - ,Nel
celery, 81 o. enu ul@ut. sdto per
~ neN potatoes local " SCI Cal
~ co. tomatoes local sac ~ 90 per
hos 70 The Wenatohsa tomatoes hos
fseUii 90 pumpkins, ihuac ID p"fs'
lev zoe des
natter.
Oregon. asugtoi renovated, ftei
Washington creamery 10. ste Eastern.
SOC Size ranch at0a
Wis Twinn cheese. itkcl wis Y A. ifNel
oregon fwiHs, ieo oregon y A, ne
Taas
Washington ranch egas dos, tau sos
naatefa. $40 ftui oregon ranch, $50
rsuitry.
Live hens 10 ltuisNe bfuiiefa, ~. 80
ieoi live ducks 10. tfol roaatefs iou isol
gSese, D. ffHasn fowl ifaei fpaaisra. 1897
hfoilefs. faei turkeys, ~.
time sad Cement
Portland cement. imported. per hhit
u poHl a Portland cement California psf
bbl saeo
FRUIT
Native apples, case ft oodt 90 Cal
lfornia apples, tiatga oranges. fancy,
o. q 40 bananas, tuseh. ia.teH ate !
seedisas stape fruit, tsftUtae isnona.
per hos. 90 SECS col iimss per ease, "
hpeAf fafa eaaiaiauneH crate 81 Jla9
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sTOUE'S VISIT is
SOON EXPECTED

.our Aug ID. Great interest
n1 nssn aroused IN Rome aud
~ 's..' ~, ITALY By the official an,
49, 's..''~ssmsnt that the fourth child
s' ~. = hsrn 70 the royal family
~ ne next month or two.
s''A's .,aianA Who IL the dAnghtef
Vas ,,n,..,'s Nicholas Of Montenegro
= Z slsAIy popular With the Italian !,
y a's" enc became the queen OF
,,s victor EsnmAauel III IN 1875
My ~ Art cAad, Yolanda Mar
ard .sa., sne Mas vas ssrs June /, 1901
sH ss,ssm before IN The history OF
=. -'',,lA hsa such elaborate prep
sns s,l 49, hesa made 10 welcome q
49, 4 Asralaed the eomins OF
y. ~. ,,.Il.n uyalty's first born, The
s ~ vas disappointed In that
~ voanestcr was a girl, and So
esl.xihle 70 the throne. but eele-
1890 with none the less hilaTity.
rsne 10 observe the birth 81 the
49, oysl child born within The
rles 81 the Eternal CITY since The
- a. the Caesars, presented the
M ana queen with a magnifleea'
rsale designed By MouteVersle
A. most eminent sculptor Of n
a. This cradle will be used To-
h. prospective little prince o.
Nincess.
According 10 the court circular
a. ACCOMPLISHMENT Of Queen Helena
Il expected 10 take place next
month or not later than October
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ADJUSTMENTS
Al the Grand.


A double bin with tho Gilbert
and sullivan opera bouffe, II, NJ,
8 rinaforv az tho strangely con.
trastcd complement to MascagnTh
passionate onc.act grand opera,
"CRyallerla Rusticana" was of.
fored % the patrons of the Grand
last night as the last aud most pre-.
tcntious undertaking OF the San
Francisco Opera company,
The queer combination scored tri.
umphantly. even though the llght
but complicated score Of the gifted
English composer, and the heavy.
intense aud intricate musical evo-
buttons OF the maker OF the inter
meaxo we're not entirely mastered.
the brief time for rehearsal which
the company had last week being
insufficient for the task.
ny tonight. a well nigh perfect
performance should be presented
however. as last nights perform
anco was worth doKen rehearsala,
Daphne pollards debut among
the 'grown upa' Was successful
ono aud the little souhrette proved
60 be as fascinating as when a
meher VI the Liilipntiana Eugene
Weincr. Arthur Cunningham. Maud
Realty. Aida Hemml. George Kun.
koi and Charles Rates. the last
named as yet unfamiliar with his
part. became percentages Of sec,
ondary Interest beside the ingenious
little Elrl PLAYING Win stage people
many years her senior,
Francis Abbott scored heavily
IN "Cayalleria Rustlcana. sur
prlslng many by realizing a grand
opera score. and Aida uemmi and
Arthur Cunningham sang the dlf
ficuu Mascagai score easily. Con.
sidcriuE the fact that the bin ~
hsing presented after such short
time for rehearsal. and az summer
prices, the attraction Is a note.
worthy one
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BENNINGTON sArrLE DAY.

BURLINGTON. VI. Aug Ia
ssaninriou battle day. a legal holt
eay h vermOaf. vas generally OBJ
mrvsd ihFnaghcat The state ioday
CslsAniIons q patriotic charaw
tw rsrs held In many cities and
ievns
Tbs Il TIE f10th anniversary %
its hmoas engagement. IN which
Gsnefal START and bis New Hamp
sksre militia defeated part Of Bur.
egres army.
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wa,effaslens ID iAel hiachbsrrlss,
crate liftqgk0 champion pssgh,
~ 80 oregon crawfQrds Nat native
g I, ~ z fsssgti.a. elama, lesai iiss q
nas pie cherries. bos 81 80, crab ap'
ples. bon 90 Y 10. California grapes, casa,
ftN sp Thompson Hsedisas CaiifT
NE asafes. ease. v 90 suGar pears 100
90 sese bartlett pesfs. q o0dgati
oregon nuEaf prunss, u 90 pine apples
W Jos fifa 300 h0x Toe 10
tive stock.
weihsra per ~. s.. swss per 10, il4c.
steers, pei ~ tutaci COWS. j., aMusAe,
saltss tsf 10. tusei lambs. pes ~ tsol
Steers. per ID, IWe! COWS per ~, Toi
veal PEI o. vi mutton psr III
y Ntea spring lamb, H.. nufiAui
dressed hpga. 10 5000
IInh o
Nisamsf hsiltui. nsf lb ssfslsaq ehinooN
lh' lee herring per ~, 50 8tai perch.
w. o.. Nnunduts, ~. sAa48tf, -alss 10.
VI Trout, ~ tiuianc. schooner haiibut
pee ID tufAei silver smslts. W. Gel
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BATHER DROWNED


pgs MONIES. Ans. is-~While
Aa,hinx ia Lake Angle near heFv
YESTERDAY Roy Silvey the iSyeaF-
"a an x Postmaster sliyeY az
rsulth. vas drowned Companions
saw ne hug - down but failed %
reach hin b time as the body
ssarsa haaszlh the surface q the
water cramps are Supposed 20
have selsed the bather
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The Grotto

Mr. sehelle has opened the limo.
walton Gfotio." tho finest equipped
grin IN town, at tho corner 81 Firnt
ana therfy Mr. aeheile has en-.
gagod some excellent concert and
ainEins talent for the entertain
ment OF hia patrons. ..s
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Are IN :
Dang Err

,,otrR Aag. i6,--N0, a Euro.
iAc ,e s,oreceo IL safe. They
pan = n,assacrcd az any time aa
nay " s,secutent IA spreading
kTss. the country The feel
thwasasSss.' natives against the for
rs = intensA and the tribes
elkp'ss n,,lous The Mcors wish
VT I. 4, avenged upon kaid Mclean :, clear,
y y " s1sasecled BY Bandit Raisali'
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Continued Assraetlona.

Tracked Around the World BY
the Burgess company az the Seattle.
Prince Otto hy the Taylor com.
pany AZ the Third Avenue.
The Girl From Frisco" al the
Lyric,
pantages vaudeville Al the. Lois
Sullivan 4 Coasidlno vaudeville
AZ me Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16

TN Davidson. father Of Miss
Klla Davidson. who was afowness
n NmtpoFs. AUG. 2. has returned
b seattle after a futile search for
~ kdy sor ten daya The beach
b beng pafrolled By Iudiana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16

Olympus oysters aafh. y MA sa eal, o. 10.
led augapafa, bueei CLANS. psf saok, 81 70.
fsossfn S;egsfa' per ISDso' whl'sfi'h. per
Hay and Fesdstaffs
Puget Sound hay. ton. litqisl alfalfa
tif wheat hsy, ton. fiedii whoi.
corn. ton. NJ ffafhsd corn ton.
fsa feed meal, ton. 80. mildlinss,
Ton. iatgfti oil eahs, per Ton. lli
bran, per ton, tib0tVi shorts, ton, tzu1
~ chopped feed Ton. tnunl eats ton,
fafHHA wheat. ton tas
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BODY is SHOT
THROUGH SPACE


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. te-
Gustav Hedlan fell dozen an eia-
vator she" yesterday and was IN.
stantly N gea. Hts body shot
through space from the eighth xto
- 70 the basement floor. lie vas
crushed 70 a pulp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16

Rand concerts are features of the
attractions az Scenic Park. the new
resort AZ the end ot the Madlson
a. car iiuc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16

The Canals % Venice and whans
No. The Chinese war iunt. are Tea.
lures ~ the many attractions az
Luna Park this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16
OLYMPIC Market

cuts your meat bills In halt IFS
pike at, opposite the Hon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16

Money loaned on diamonds. etc
Strictly confidential Reasonable
rates 20i Bailey building. .''
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More battleships at navy yard
than ever before. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16

Attend the Laundry Drivers
picnic AZ Pleasant Beach Sunday
sss
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Fishing Rod Sale

Special sale on fishing rods. sell
iag researches Of cost 70 close them
out. Piper 4 TAFT. fo1t2s Second
SO
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THE MARKETS

Several carloads Ghf cantal
loupes arrived this morning from
Yakima and Wenatchee. aud aa
siderahiy. For several days oanta
lonpea have been quoted ut 81. but
this morning the price ranged from
VI 90 down Go 81 per crate. With
a large supply 81 oantaloupea com.
ing the price will be- brought down
attn lower.
Another supply OF sweet pota.
toca appeared on the market and
they are now quoted az 4tse nor
pound. hahpberrlea, owing 20 the
decrease in the supply, are bring.
inR as hlgh az $3.50 per crate.
Several eases OF figs appeared
ON the market and the dealers are
setting 9oc for box OF 10 pounds.
Hsae,
Yshima honey per ease. ttteuGasa
strained honey. per ~ 80
Vegetables
onions wana waila. ses psF ~ al.
fernia, sac per lhl native sahbasa
%. tA0ae. heets sack, a. .al eAffata
saeA. " 10. tufnips, sash. Iias4 hot.
s sse.s ' n ss, p kssI. ,s',ses home
snips sack stfal oauiflewsr 81 eco
sg des green rsppers w.. itei bell
tos lliua eesaa. ~, me- Kreeu hesns w
80 sa,ansf saaaahes etais. ftewtti
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MEMS PANTS

5000 pairs Of Mems Pants. worth $780, $3.50 $500 $500
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16
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