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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
DR., BASS REPLIES TO LETTER
Anonymous Writer Threatens to Tell
Something and the Or. Accepts
the Challenue.

1 8G the OHdilGHJe.
| Rev. DR.. l.. d. Bass III his sermon
al Calvary Baptist church. yesterday
Mirroring said In part: Usually T
/ do not pay attention to anonymous
letters for receive many, but / wish
to notice one received this week,
because 1t brings In my daughter and
her teacher. This talk may be- going
1.-THE rounds and'I wish To contradict it,
4 In the Letter was 4 card from Staagala
Il Riley dealers In fine wines,
4 liquors and cigars, 81 Ohio street.
Cairo, ILL., do not say that Messrs.
Stcagala & Riley wrote the letter Or
aent the card. Upon the card was a
poem entitled Quit Your Meanness :"
Then across the face Of the card writ
Item people viii think much more or
YOU TO be a man and follow this
motto, Your Friend Along with
This card came this letter;
| "Rev. Dir. Bass Dear Sir: I enclose
you q card which would do you A
world Of good to follow. Take In your
| hammer and be man among men.
The saloons have done you no harm
and don't want to. You are in BUSH
hess for what money there Is In II.
| You are In business to live and sup
lport your family. The liquor men
have helped you, in your very church
today you have lots Of people that are
are selling liquor and are handing
XII
YOU the money to support your little
church. The writer OF this little note
OF friendship, not malice. pays to a
very prominent member Of your con-
eregation quite a sum of money every
month to support you and don't you
think il would make you Just as much
money ii you would keep your little
talk that You are putting before the
people through The Bulletin every
week to yourself The writer knows
where yon told a music teacher in his
office only few days ago where your
little girl IL taking lessons that you
did not want Cairo to so dry, but the
Anti-Saloon people was paying You
and that money was what you We're
looking for and you was sure that il
would not hurt Cairo for II would be
impossible to vote 1t dry. Now I
know this il gospel truth, so take IA
your little hammer or we will let you
know some other things that we know
and can prove thar You won't like
quite so well. From
"a FRIEND
Those present in the office Of the
music teacher mentioned We're Prof
Schmidt, my daughter. and man
that | did not know who favored the
AntisSaloon league.
In detail What / have said concerns
Concluded ON Fifth Page)
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Iwife: and they continue to act d!
Though they were still the same indie
pendent two that they were before
their marriage, Perhaps At will al
WAYS be difficult for most couples X
understand this mutual relationship ol
Submission and love, but that does
mot change the law OF God, nor does
lit release either party from multiplying
his or her part OF the marriage obli-
cation.
| All husbands are to practice this
mutual obligation regardless Of their
understanding Of the mystery.
| Nevertheless" declares Paul, do
I've scFerally love each one his own
wife even MS himself; and let the
Wife see that she fear ner husband.
| This does not mean the fear of a
Islayc FOR his master, but that reason
liable fear ut one who breads to injure
loneself,or the noble fear OF one who
breads 10 injure ones best career Let
every wife fear to sin against her
Husband in violating her God-giyen
duty to yield her earnest devotion 10
His mission in the world.
But 1t ii even more difficult for the
imam to carry out his part In the d.
WINE program; for man Is inclined to
become neglectul OF his Wife The
'cares Of business and. the attractions
Iol society are forever pulling him
,s n,aJ lp l.
constantly alert and active to his duty
if he would retain his love for his
wife. l.ef the husband realize the
meaning Of marriage and let him
often think Of the position Of the al
most helpless wife, and then let him
gather up his tagging heart Ia a con
slant and heroic effort to be loving
and true To his wife.
Ry this means will marriage con
tinue to witness to the relation be
tween Christ ana the church.
After all, this Is tile chief end of
marriage, to present to the world the
sublime relation between christ and
the church His love to the church is
the love Of the heavenly bridegroom,
Ours should he the devotion Of sub
to his loving will, And this
glorious relation is set forth by the
submission Of the wife to the husband
and Che love Of the husband for the
wis.
There n beautiful picture OF
couple who, living according to the
divine nature of marriage, have
grown old together This expressive
picture may help MS realize the mys
terry OF marriage They are sitting by
the west window; the sun II sinking
behind the hills Out from among the
wrinkles and the gray, there shines a
spirit from both faces that is. some
how, strangely alike. They look like
brother and sister, though they are
husband ana wife. The subtle al
ohemy of marriage has wrought long
and we'll, until the oneness of the
soul II carved In the features and in
The expression Of the face And there
IA more than human love in the glance
II his kindly eve. and there Is more
han earthly submission in the sun
shine Of her face; for the love Of
Thirst has warmed his heart while her
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
E4 Nm 7 NNlI 1I7 III NV 1l9l
Uncle Jack
~ FRANK LEE BErEDicr


mt III the station waiting room
IN I corner 0f the most uncomfort
able benches II was ever my lot e
" alight upon IA the most uncomfort
4 able aEiiI1dx, too. that \ could pos
A sibly hive assumed. but 90 tired and
oppressed BY sleep, that was incap-
Able of moving, though sufficiently
conscious to wonder why did not
try, ana I'LL the while DOING and
Y dreaming, unable either to slumber or
really wake up.
Suddenly In my ear voice said.
softly, IA questioning tone.
H You amt my Uncle jack"
or course was dreaming; ! knew
that. would not. or could not, open
nay eyes. but when the Interrogation
was repeated, answered, sleepiIy.
II don't think I'm any ones Uncle
Jack.
10 b ny Uncle jack" said the
voice.
II WIN said !, waking up ii earn
est now. and your aunt, and your
grandfather, and all your fore moth
ers, and your little sister Jacob, into
the bargain. Hut who are your
And rubbed my eyes and looked
around.
by my side stood mite perhaps
six years old. My heart went out to
this little waif at once.
Once more. the questioning, troE- J
bled little voice said. with an indie
scribable mingling OF hope and doubt:
You amt my Uncle jack
No, my boy. ! think not; but really |
/ wish / wera," 1 answered And for
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
1eetotaIsrs TO Be Dreaded.

II were a modern Caesar the men
/. would dread In public life are not
he lean and the hungry, but the men
xho are the teetOtalers. II may be
hat the removal Of toe soothing influ-
snce Of wine gives 10 the teetotaler a
feenness of interest and a perennial
reshness Of vigor- Whatever the rea-
ion. the most formidable and most
ambitious politicians in my experience
are the teetotaiers.-''T. p" IN p.
r. O."
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Gh1snt meant what said. "Dis
you expect to ind your Uncle Jacl
here?'
s'Oh, yes. returned the mite. q
said ] wanted my Uncle Jack, and
they put me on--then we topped, and
I told him want my Uncle Jack. and
he put me on /"
Finally the whistle Of my train was
sounding and, good Lord, what was
I 10 do?
looked wildly about for a station
master, q porter-any body. Not q
soul to whom could appeal-scores
OF people about--all rushing to the
right or left-for another whistle
sounded--a second train was near.
Then saw man standing idle.
rushed up to him.
What's TO be dones" cried l..
Here's a child looking for an uncle
seems to have come by some train
could you take him? want to go on
by the express"
The stranger looked doubtfully at
me. then addressed the child:
What's your name, little fellow?".ss
"Ffltrip," said the boy.
Family by that name at Lausanne"
said thesstranger to me. Are you 60
ing towards Buffalo,"
Yes! Heavens. there comes the
train"
You'll be at Lausanne in a couple
OF hours. You stop there 40 minutes
better take him. Why, now think
Of 1t. the child came up In the train
with me-must have got on board
there. Take him back-by all means.
take him back"
had just time to rush into the wait.
ing-room. seize my portmanteau. take
the child in. my other arnn.s and get
on the cars. when We were off, "a 8
He was so perfectly calm and com.
posed, that he rendered me more. des-
perate and frantic than ever, and to
make matters worse. that horrible
sleepy sensation returned. Keep nv
eyes open could not. sit up cpuid
mott ! had Just sense enough to
place the boy on the seat opposite,
stretch myself out, and In a second
was sound asleep.
/ slept soundly for at least half an
hour. and when opened my eyes
again . wailing voice brought me sud.
denly back from vague specglations. to
realizing sense Of the present and
Its cares: r.s..4a 81 ts
'sUncie Jacki Uncle jack"
l raised myself on any elbow and
looked about. There were not more
than . dozen people In the car now.
OF this number. six or seven were
women. gathered together q few
seats on. The whole party were ab-
sorbed In the little waif whom I had
brought into the train.
I want my Uncle Jack" moaned
the boy.
The train slackened fts speed a IT.
tie. We were passing station. The
boy leaned out Of the window. I half
rose and put my arm about him.
afssid lest hs might fsu. could sea-
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soul has been fashioned by submission
10 the God OF love. Yes, alike IN soul
and features, they now sit peacefully
by the west window quietly waiting
for the voice Of the Father calling
them gladly home.
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Evening journal., 1907-10-03
AMONG RIOTERS
HIS WATCH GONE
New Castle Mans Pocket
Picked in a Philadelphia
Crowd
Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. oct. s-James s.
Wise went to Philadelphia yesterday
70 see his son. Loomis D. Wise. who is
IN the Methodist Hospital Later la
the day he stopped before the Record
bulletin board and when he came away
found that his pocket mad been picked
and n valuable gold watch and other
articles were missing.
AFTER the Railway.
Prominent people IN all parts Of tho
city are becoming interested in tho
trolley road service. At the meeting
OF the Board of Trade on Monday
evening next the question win be dis
cussed. The committee on transpor-
tauon VIII be requested TO take up the
matter. Cars run irregular and tho
whole equipment Is such that travel
IS far from being comfortable. The
charter rights WIN be looked into ns
City Council cannot find ION the ordin-
ance book whore the right of way
was given to the company TO use GER
tain streets. Orange, now Third Dell
aware and South Firth streets were
the streets named IN the ordinance
passed in 1898. There promises 20 be
an Interesting time before the ques-
ton is settld. HHse
Evening journal., 1907-10-03
RALLIES
In LOWER COUNTIES
sretlal Q rHE EvENINa IouRNAL.

spec4si to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Dell. oct 3-~At a meeting
of tho state Central Committee Of the
temperance and no-license party at Z
NJ. c. A. Han. Dover. dates for mass
meetings 70 be held throughout the
State was arranged Next week be-
ing court week" at Georgetown. the
county seat OF Sussex. addresses Will
be made every day on the Georgetown n
green or common, beginning Mondvy
with John H. Hector, the Black
knight. and followed on Tuesday af-
ternoon by Major William Stewart of
Easton. Md. and prominent speakers
OF the West At Seaford tomorrow
night John p Holland. Of Milford,
John S. Strahorn. CAPTAIN James NJ.
satterheld and Ralph Coursey VIII
sneak. ana IN Milford, on SATURDAY. af-
ternoon. John s. Strahorn Of Elklon,
win speak.
Dover is preparing for three mass
meetings. under the direction Of VIII
liam salisbury TO be addressed
by Judge Artman Of Illinois. or Gov.
ernor HolSe Smith. of Georgia. the
other by Philip r. Shea, the Boston
orator: another by Mrs. Lake. who Is
doing such aggressive fighting in the
Delaware campaign.
Evening journal., 1907-10-03
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3-FEED sold
slowly, with ample offerings at former
rates We quote:
on spot winter bran. in bulk at $2s5oa
200; and spring In sacks. S27.O0a2750.
BALED HAY AN DSTRAW-Desirable
grades of hay met with fair sale and
ruled firm Straw was quiet and unchang-
ed. We quote:
Kew Timothy Hay-No. /, large bales.
S20aN50: No. /, small bales. Sl950a2O; No
2, SlSa1S.50: No. 3. sl550a16.50; no grade.
si2al5. Glover mixed Hay-No. /. S1sa1S So:
No ,. Si45oa155O. Straw-No. /, straight
rye. Sl250alS; No. Q straight rye. Si1 SOAP.
Strictly choice fresh stock met
with good outlet atop prices. We quote:
Nearby. first. I'm free case. &c; nearby
current receipts, in returnable cases. 24c;
Western firsts. CSC: Southern. 21a22c
LIVE POULTRY-Fo strictly choice
large. likai5ei fowls. common. 1sal4c; old
roosters. i0alic; spring chickens, as TO
quality, 12a15c; ducks, 13a14c
DRESSED POULTRY-Fr killer
fowls. fancy 1iisc; fowls. average receipfs
i4c; old roosters. dry picked. &c; roasting
chickens. nearby. choice. 17c; roast ng
chickens. Western. fancy, Weighing Sa9
notfnde per nair 16c
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DEATHS.

DRURY-In this city on October 1.
1907. Mrs Minerva Holmes Drury,
aged SO years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral service at the resi-
denco OF her son-in-law. e. b. Riley,
No 500 Franklin street. on Friday
afternoon. october 4, 1907, at 2 o'clock.
lnterment private.
PONpER-At her home in Milton.
Sussex county, Delaware, on We'd
nesday, October %, 1907, IN the 13d
year of her age. Sallle NAPLES Pom
der, widow OF Governor James Pom
der.
Funeral services on Friday. October
4th. 1907 at i2 O'Clock. noon. in Mil
ton. Delaware at the Church of ST.
John the Baptist
WARWiCK-m this city, on October
2. 1907. William j. Warwick, aged
55 years.
Relatives. friends. members Of
Washington Lodge, No. /, X. of p. are
invited to attend the funeral services
at his late residence, No. 42S Grant
avenue, on Saturday afternoon, Octo-
Der O., az o'clock Interment Mt.
Salem cemetery.
SUTTON-s Suddenly In this city on
October /. 1907. Mamie r.. wife OF
William H. Sutton. I'm her 9th year.
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at her late residence No. 1919
Claymont street on Saturday after
noon, October 5th. at 2.30 o'clock. In
terment Lombardy cemetery.
BARTRAM-In this city, on oct. I'd.
1907. Benjamin +. Bartram, aged so
years.
Relatives, friends, st. Johns Com
mandery, No. /. X. H.. and Delaware
Lodge. No s, A. o. L. w, are re-
spectfully invited to attend the fun
eral services at the residence OF his
nephew. Frank G. Bartram, No. SOC
West Tenth street, on Friday after
noon. October 4th. 1907. at 2 o'clock,
without further notice Tnterment at
Lower Brandywine cemetery.
/ GRAY-At Newark, Del, George
Hubert Gray, son of Mr.. and Mrs
5. n. Gray. aged p years. died
al home of parents Tuesday morn
ing. October 1, at a. m.
Services will be held in NJ. +. Church
Newark, Del, Friday October 4. at
2 p. m. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend, and alsC
employees Of Jacob Thomas's wall paper
mill.
MORROW this city, on Sept. 30th
1907, William l.. Morrow, husband
Of Reba NJ. Morrow, aged 45 years
RelatiSes. friends, St Johns Com
mandery. No. /. X. r.. and the en-
lployes of Hilles & Jones Company ar'
respectfully invited 20 attend the fun
eral services at his late residence. No
2O07 Jefferson street. on Thursday
afternoon. october 3rd, 1907 at 2.3I
lo'clock Interment at Wilmington anC
lBrandywine cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-10-03

Mr. and Mrs Walter Dolby. Cnee
Miss Margaret Ahern) who were mar.
ried Yesterday. are spending their
HONEYMOON IN Washington, ID. c.
Football players are getting into
trim for the season. Manager Peter
G. Madden hopes to have one of the
strongest teams IN the state.
The Board OF Health has made a
tour Of the city and win send out
notices IN a few DAYS to persons within.
the city that al nuisances must be
ubatod.
The New Castle Athletic Club will
close the baseball season here on SAT-
urday. After that n meeting of the
association win be held and a report
presented 60 the stockholders
No Parade This Year.
There win be no Halloween parade
in New Castle this year Apathy on
the part of those at The head of tho
Athletic Association is accountable for
this condition.
MISS Mabel Allcorn Of Philadelphia.
ha sheen the guest Of New castde
friends.
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rHFREFoRE COMMAND YOIf
FRANK L. spEAKMAN
Issued october 3. 1907. c
JEw CASTLE COUNTY. IS.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. IS.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
TO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. GREETING;
WHEREAS. Mary A. Hudson
by her petition 70 the Judges Of
our Superior Court, filed in the
office Of the Prothonotary OF said
(sEAI.) court in and for New Cate coun-
ty, for the cause of complaint
therein alleged. mas made appl'ca-
tion to our said Judges that de-
cree may be pronounced dissolv-
ing the marriage existing between
the petitioner and Levin =. Hud-
son.
WE. THEREFORE, COMMAND YOIr
as YOU were heretofore commanded. th't
you summon Levin p. Hudson. that h
be and appear before tho JUDGES of our
said court at the next term thereof to he
held at Wilmington, on Monday. the
Fourth day of November next. to answer
the allegations of the said petitioner.
Mary a. Hudson according to the Act OF
Assembly IN such case made and provid-
ed, and also 20 do and receive what the
court shall then and there consider con-
corning him IN this behalf as 10 the court
shall seem meet and consistent with tire
provisions OF the said Act OF Assembly.
And have YOU then there this writ
WITNESS the Honorable Chqs. r Lore,
at wilmington. the TIL hrteth day OF
September A. D., nineteen hundred ana
seven.
FRANK L. SPEAKNIAN.
Issued October 3, 1907. cast
Evening journal., 1907-10-03
THE EMPLOYMENT QUESTION.

DO we get positions Tor our grad
mates?
We do. and we provide a training
so thorough and practical that our
graduates arc qualified TO hold posi-
tions OF trust and responsibility, and
which pay good salaries, when they
leave school
Begin now Day and Evening Ses-
sions One price TO all
Nilmihgton Business school,
"a Flor dupont Bldg e
Evening journal., 1907-10-03

Mrs Hester Dickson has returned
from visit to Cheswold
Miss Lille Jefferson. has returned
from a visit In Townsend. -" r.
Evening journal., 1907-10-03
roo lard FoR TRANSPORTATION.


by her petition TO the Judges of
our Superior Court filed In the
office OF the Prothonotary of said
(SEAL) court i'm and for New Castle coun-
ty, for the cause of complaint
therein alleged has made applica-
tion to our said Judges that a de-
cree may be pronounced dissolv-
ing the marriage existing between
the petitioner and William c.
Downs
WE. THEREFORE, COMMAND YOU
as you were heretofore commanded. that
you summon William G. Downs. that he
be and appear before the Judges Of our
said court az the next term thereof to
be held at Wilmington. on Monday. the
Fourth day of November next, TO answer
the allegations Of the said petit one.
Agnes l.. Downs. according to the Act
Of Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided. and also to do and receive what
the court shall then and there consider
concerning him in this behalf Is to tre
court shall seem meet and consistent with
the provisions OF the said Act Of Assembly.
And have you then there this writ.
WITNESS the Honorable Chas. B. Lore.
at Wilmington. The Thirteenth day of
September A. D.. nineteen hundred and
seven. 49,
FRANK L. sPEAKMAN.
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Mr.. spaid to be at Smyrna.

Superintendent A. r. Spaid OF the
county public schools will speak at
the annual fall reopening of Asbury
NJ. F. Sunday school at Smyrna, next
Sunday.
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FRANK L. sPEAKMAN.
ISSUED october 2 1901.
WV cAsrf.r COUNTY SIS.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. S.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
TO THE SHERIFF or NEW CASTLE
4 COUNTY. GREETING:
WHEREAS. Mary p. Winches-
ter by her petition to the Judges
OF our Superior Court. filed in the
office of the Pro- oihonutary of sa d
(SEAL) e6urt in and for New Castle coun-
ty. for the cause Of cOmpla mt
therein alleged, has made applica-
tion to our said Judges that de-
cree may be pronounced dissolv-
ing the marriage existing between
the petitioner and Frank II. VIM
chester.
WE. THEREFORE, COMMAND YOU
as you were heretofore commanded. that
you summon Frank IT, winchester, thai
he be and appear before the Judges %
our said court al the next term there-f
10 be held at Wilmington. on Monday. the
Fourth day of November next. to answ-r
the allegations Of the said petitone". Mary
e. Winchester according TO the Act of As
sen1bly in such case made and provided.
and also TO do ard receive what the cou
shall then and there consider concerring
him in this behalf as TO the court shall
seem meet and consistent with the pro-
visions Of the said Act OF Assembly.
And have ynu then there this writ
WITNESS the Honorable Chas. b. Lore.
at Wilmington. the Thirteenth day of
September, A. D.. nineteen hundred AMI
seven.
FRANK L. spEAKMAN.
Prothonotary
Issued October 3, 1907. cast
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- 80 EoR cLAsslElcArIoN.

roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
Z FOR RFNT--Six roums and ba,h n, 20
k.ne street. 20 -
Nav CASTLE COUNTY, So.
THE STATE OF. della w AkL, -
TO THE SHERIFF. OF NEW CASTLE
cDtHNfN GRE ETING.
WIIEREAS, Edwina l.. 2.
Smith ny her petition 70 ths
Judges OF Our super or Court hleu
Ia The office of the Prothonotaty
az ga.d court IN and for New
'fslcAIA Castle county. for the cause on
complaint therein alleged. mas
unAdc anplicdt on TO our all
t. JudseS that decree may be pro-
bounced dissolving the mafr age
existinp between the petitioner
and Warner II. Smith.
WE. THEREFORE, COMMAND YOU
as YOU we're heretofore cOmmandei. ]. th
YOU summon Warner. II. Smith, that NJ
ne and appear before The Jndges o! our
sad court at tao next term th-reot 20 te
held at Wilmington, on Monday e
Fourth day OF November next TO answer
the nllegntiuns CT the said petitioner
Edwina l.. A. Smith, according 70 the
Act of Assembly In such case made ana
proviced and so 10 do and receive what
Tie court shall then and There consider
concerning him In this behalf as 20 the
court shall seem meet and c0nss'ent with
the provisions cf the sa d Act OF Assem-
Ana hnvo YOU then there this writ
WITNFSS The Honorable Ch s. b Lcre.
at Wilm ngton. tho Thitue day Of
September A. d., nine. cen hundr,d AID
FRANK L. sPE&l<MAN,
Prothonctary
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Local Quotations

Wholesale quotations In the produce ana
poultry market reported by Thomas NJ
stavton az o'clock this afternoon:
Cucumbers, basket ....... ........ .35c-50o
Apples, basket. -. .....s.s...... .l5c-25c
Apples. barrel ..... 80 ....s...... ~. 50-S3 50
Grapes. carrier -.s.... .-......s....50c-S1 On
Grapes. " bu. basket ........ ...4Oc-e0c
Grapes. 5-lb basket ................. .1Sc-15c
Peaches. basket ....... -. ...s...S 50-S2 rs
Pears. basket. .....s .s......50c-Sl 40
Lemons, poN ..ss.sss -. .f4O0-S45 so
Potatoes, barrel. -. .. ..........Sl.75
Potatoes, basket s... ...............2sc
Potatoes, bushel .... .............. .6lc-e5c
Sweets, basket seas. ..s............. .30c-50c
-abbase. basket ..... ..... ...............9Oc
Cabbage, barrel ..... ....-...........75 .75c-Ss
Onions, basket. .............. .......5 .59c-eoo
Celery, dozen ..... ..... ........... .35c-50c
cans, green, basket. :. ...... .. 400
ieans, wax, basket. ..... ................40c
,ggs. Del. and Md doz................z5c
hckens. i've .......- .13c-l5c
Ducks. i've. ..... ..... .. ................l2d