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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

rae rnar ANu SAFEST INVEST
mrsg = in efshafas ESD afehafa laass
asa tssi ~ ~ efrsafas 49, asf
wENAa oncisAHps
eHustsa tsa mu.. asssh - safsh Yeas
ga ara sare zee tees hishsf TEE
80 sss, a IN. g.. $3.50 esns-. 80 s,.ass
stisinsa sfs raffsseanainslf slsbsf
We hsge are fgari = its finssi
~ ia wsaes tsiisf ehifh - s1s
srf lsars We rars re- fhs - haras
fhfss rssfs o. tts HIas hssasHdifas
msunsf psfins 81 tssss 49, sasrsafsss
20 30 fn-u ats fa Fafthssff hfst
u-f ts7ras ars aas nfst s.sh aaianus
In sneH insfsiimsnfs thfeash - fTars
a. pff GEES iaistsst
ins Ais.ss nsr
fAstt fNAcrH rs ArHrAsE
We have srffaae in any aaaHnff ffan
= acre ag INafna af Hnia5 Efwf 81
srai tsrf ssss fsrn propositions afi
.iess " ah1 q = aiHfiei ihht esq s's1u
Lo0R rr EuEsE TWO
ttpf = acre tfnets sH essrsa nns
e. Frpand aams ffiai TernH ta psf
esnt NnHu we meath
$500 ffeaFfa tfaHfs bHaflH al in
gfthaff trees abaaf ~ fn iE fsafs aiH
soi4n PARK nEALrv CO
Ff1f ffH Az Main 1855
raks sueth rars Ger ta ciotsfasis 4
CAREY ACT IRRIGATED LANDS
in iaste 40 Mee'ana ,ese sih 81
pssabis b. fJom IL - " ahaasI iasfsn
ments The land ls nos open f9f ssfa
80 parties mas gle 20 tq e. re o.
lfq sores Call 81 HfIfa
rkRf. ENfrauN
800 Liberty tits Seattle Wash.
Representing Ciintan Hnfft q 81.
of iisho.
WATEH FHaAT
arrfa cleared. fsfanm nse hausr
IthlfEen hnuar iH siEht nf seattle s. fafa
tifeo. terms tiee eash. balance sac rsf
MERRITT HHALTrsco.
ttq.aii 500 fefH WarH
FREE
SO rharrs for actual facts ahaui ans
nr 600 alfalfa and frnf lands AiHeFs
a'aa io Ffe Information Zee me fDr
acrosEs. farms u0MEsrEA aHd r.
fiaaisd faffas fol homes.
ios boston nlh second ana rniHmhia
ceres parity cleared GOOD san surlaa
/ water un county road NJ mitef ffnu hE
attic tr fare feoe terms ffs 0ash. bai-
/ aute $40 pes mnnfh free abstract
MENHiTI Neatly co
taoisi Nsv fnra Block
CAN PLACE vow oN a HOME
STEAD tN WAHWiNuToH OREGON
3 NMTHHHHHNN MIA
EMINENT CALI All faH ARCADE
I ANNEX ron rAnrictLAiv
HNAp ~ 0R eo AruEh
90 choice lnnH f0ur miles north nf Han
/ fafd power house anna fruit lanAi Was
I ter VIII hc an hand soon Address q 3
iaftis care Green Lake Transfer Co
I Seattle
( CHnAr. WIDOWS bin chicken fansh.
large piece ~ land close to street GERS
7 and stores only te7t Terms ts6 down
tt month Ffss wood and water see
| Me foreman o. Henderson. az Earring
] tom store. on new Hsufan lire OF NM
/ muns cashier in Times block
ry owner DO acres alder bottom. i'm
] pforenfufH implements horse. larHr
l creek a'ao DO acres unimprafed Terms
] or io.acro tracts. one mile from
| knrstou. close ~ water good land tioo
l per hcrc ene hfh cash. balance easy
| terms tfte ballard az
FAHM LANDS ts pef aorei osaY terma.
OFFICE
Five acres three miief from city Tor
/ 1900 i20 cash. taiance Is per month
Soc Manager room 2. Times nldE
70 aerea and TIDE iands good house,
l orchard Best Improved place iu Man.
chester Mnrdu owner
Eifht acres three miles from city.
q, 900 tioo cash, balance $40 per month
SOC statesmen, rooms ]. and q Times
nidR
Two acres two miiea from city limits
| for $3.50 $40 cash. balance o. per month
Zee Manager, Rooms g, Times nidg
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slruATIoNs WANrEp-F EMAlE


GAglN y
see PIKE "a sae isn W MARKET 81 best
tee coffee On ths c1ast Premiums free
wANTEp-t8 rtpriH ta taks afran.
fnwa 81 this offer Prof HENRY Little
cham pian ballroom dancer and inFtrurf1f
q ne world. Fin give one private lesson
and 80 eiaas lessons far ths small sum
Of e. ae This offer good fHr 40 days
only Glasses sHeff FRIDAY evening az
rrissie lesson. y appainfmsnt pancing
tnltsfs.f1 e Both phones residence
phone loo = f1t3
Civil service employee are PAID usii flr
easy Hnrk aHsminaflnnH every month
sfpeFt advice sample questions and
Booklet as. describing positions and tell
irE easiest ard qHicaesf sar fo secure
them free Write washington Civil arrt-
iee school Nashirrfeu. 70 q
civil service employee paif yell sasy
work rHHminaflHns m0nfhirt expert 81
vice sample HufaflonF and HquHlrf aaa
dsHFritiuE positions telling easiest ana
quickest aHf fo secure them free Write
NashinEfon civil ferficT school. Wash
Want 3 men az once Co cuf brush and
wood g. 20 day Also Intelligent nan
90 shaN Land $50 month Want one
salesman speaking aU arandinsFian Ian
Eaaaas See Bennett Al uhar at nrsm-
T1ri11- - -T----- '-'--'-' - : -
farmer ard anrdrnsr s.ifh O. grr hrr-
drad dalfsfa n -srf mis- acre renrh al
Eannseirk rs aNnraa a.llf liaar III ana
this year Anf 1ui.Efs n O. ratf fnr
Araarfe4n ntea ffn.
20 -tN "iHli Iilrf
fzf aaatIu tsa erf.ar.se .tf.est,~ ~.
arst fff6 af4fa 81 Gfirrgr
Mh NHfHt NHF AN pH"f Raising
ffee
tsgr - va
-
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ARE YOUR EYES
CLOSED

60 she onfaftaniites thas a saar iaseaf.
meat o. affeaas effafs Faaf VIA =
fiffS snrarslpH. natiftHE sores HauH -
cnH4a riff iafs Hnd each int RffEH sells
fnf more thar en- sHIifs acre nfis8naifF
cost Nsftt ~ she cts siaus fhs inH
- ths Seattle Eksfsff fHtefuftaH aa
afs ssii4rE are tracts -
fFff g. fttf
sons Or them rnaih 10 sHhsifaifet intn -
'nanf 80 tsr fttfft lags The rltr D.
fearFilE Hat 10 fhaf ftfseslan FeFF Fars
iflF sn1 feai estate fatHna afs HaHra a.
inrfrrFf ~ raHsetl aeafs We are iltfs
- tracts nn sasF feEHEs rnff ff pes
Hsut rssh ena F1a utf manfh
WET wIEEnLEm
aaa Estman ffiash
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rAarnRN WAsn1NaroN

EASTERN WASHINGTON
First class wheat aud hay farm FOR
calls of viii exchange fuf Improved nrop-
rrtY boz Seattle cor Tacoma
EMPIRE REALTY co. Inc.
aie.14t sullivan uidH lto-i2 first nv.
$40 acres nearly All good land we'll
watared. house ana barn. about two acres
orchard. some lhO acron cleared. land
mostly beaver meadow in fine farming
community Price $40 per acre Terms
JOSEPH HWhENEY
cen sullivan nldg seattle Wash
ACHE TItACrA CLOSE no CAR LINE
una-ucrc tracts on Everett interurban.
north ~ the citY $3.50 each $50 down
aud go pnr month COINS out sunday
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noARn no RooM.

N~aNe@f~H~esTses~~srsrs
to Is = saaHa o. fte psT Elanfh tie9 !
% 1ames 81 af iius Mails tfft ffi
So a.
usaisahis faaais ia private haals o.
fssfss o. = ssHpis o. ieF ff1t atfr
Asflsss 81 Nirstssafh - as
fsest tssm sasFa " So em fsIf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
VACANT LOTS
FoR SALE
DAVID P. EASTMAN.
20s Coiman Hldk

"a LOTS esxioa each los, =. s ard pad .
g..r.. ANA cement Wals ~ tae -
p.I.. fnr la lots. tsisf't
rhouo ballard als 4nTS
REAL BARGAIN L n =, alV i.
$500 each VIII buy line en- 80
conner. q blocks rom NJ raid. sisR
rtrret. lmpruN emeNts ...st
balance Ell per maHs,n, ~ 81, ih -
This 'a W. tee isarY Hos Na
uY lRoNnAl.i7 ee AnfAN
pRIcEs ARE IT, "a.
ArRII iNh 4,.HrfY 1--WE
HOLMAN seS W. ia
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LEGAL NOTICES.

''rs''le \. \, N1ISsIf> H
harant nattNad tnat tha undersigned ullt.
ea enc stst HaT e Marcia tsto AZ ~
n IS Heaa - l41 kHftN ~ &afth seattle.
kmiaIas years Ola nNne George NlsntHt
salA sAis Is paY q Item nu sait hnfte fnf
eaara ara ire costs ~ sale Dated March
sch faAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

ScScse0SIs Gssse>sS e GsfI6 e
wsis ~Isas wells &c. March o. sii
fasssii-sa Samuel Russsil sci Nsrh ia
tglM lflh ..
Ffdffat
aHHaf1 fsaaai .uNeffN eFHNHHtH. h MatfH
1. A. .--...--..
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WALTER A SUTHERLAND.
sst AunRicAN uANK uLug

WALTER A SUTHERLAND.
go ANrRicAN nANK mLpa
unlFifM COLUMBIA fAnM LAars
rfnataff ~ fhe grsnf rruna raeirs
fsHraF call uf ufiff fur inf.rrleilar
fssafelha tts raien.saiioa e "a families
iss sefss eseh ~ tsit ossh rieaty a
sags frf ths iabniips mau uf insChsris
4HE NWirE nRowN co.
att-4tf Mafusi .Lifs BIDS
seattle Wash
WATER FRONT
LAKE wknftiNgroN ifos W. srrg 81
vice UfppsftF Cos 'sdiHa rhaft
lsaas rksFs :. b. cheaper prap
affF aa fhr laEa
hoods cASAt.-ifs ~ ere far .om,
~ fhs nieesi rfcprrit on th'
eafai Fef sammsf homes 90
eampins erie esanoi ~ heater
iWuNuAtE tite Esr acre ~ apisHait
setter ffani nsaf ifoudais end
ror rnmnBrns
brow NEVILLE fitf gsf acre taF "a
affea at lees nfaf nafrr an1 nHl
~ from Ssrf YARD Decd rnai
service
HnEEN MIrEW - Gee ice t1 acres utti
600 tee d timber Fnnr bottom
isnt uith frontage nn NfHri
nigss abeai fts milss npn
Auh0rn HuHu
QUARTER ACRES ffsa. sac rash AMI
e. upf mnnfh
" uANwEm q eco
lHQT lUWMAN BUILDING
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2i.700-TERNs
Az uP.TODATE s-room tsssza
loi 50rl2e. built By The oxr
close 20 car lire. city iishi X
water.
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JACKSON REALTY AND LOAN
CO.
teR.sts nAGt-Ef nina
iNn tfe MAIN itt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

NlNlal~laeNe-'4NeNs7l'l'. ~ " y y
A. : rsssnhrf 50 Dresu Lake Iu1gs Ne
ia 81 ia anE be beta aundaf March
"a a. = m fHom HeN rhepsi in frr
u4ant NnterfakinH Go Ai mFWtnrfs 81
49, s.v.t.F aHN friasfa invited tu atfenN
- A. ---...a..L ---l-nL.-u-
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10 4
o,,.C fJaIT plpEa

A two-room house zud IA. sfssa
a CHANCE FOR A caa
BUYER
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Mr. F1tE. agent On addltiea. u
be on the ground Sunday aftsrnua
For information cali AAlN is z
Ind. GIL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

A DESIRABLE 4.room catizr
fronts on main street. sfih A. Y
It's Ia fine condition and 4 pa
bug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Irt trades "8pnoiai s6 All wool
Trousers Room zq1. 900 Is rhird
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Ntsan heated rnaass 81 anr - wr~aiv
glueeH AnnH 3HHs itatri itulnaa gsf
Nesftaka
n0rKE niNuA sastA Frst asa -
stesHa heat hanssh sstiHx ant sirsrlnN
faanss feasHnabfe
XArnH mhvNi. naons ilta PEI
asek Large sittin9 rupu. EN- ana
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see Pike % ane 1ats W Market 81 Hest
aef coffee on fhe Coast Premiums free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Neait farnlshra foau, suitable ono ~
tvu private hams iliN Melfnsr
.ea@' g.g,,s,a i ,smiis ,iao a"d y
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Three modern flfuished hHusaheepfna
rolfnH Gus 90. HiH for tff o. 0He faafa
Boo rear suitable for bachelor. e. 90 Two
blocks from Eaeflake faf 1854 fakevise
ar
We have few desirable vacant foumH
of tnf rurtls Hutel. taft Second aF.. nrss-
d furnished With rent at reasonable rate
free bath
Nlrs large room moaorn VII rent to
couple ~ gentlemen Alec small room.
very cheap fif THTWu 81 queen
Anne Hat
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VICTORIA rEMHANE tlta FinHenth
Ais@ppssHua hsts. rates flfta ~ tia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Nav York. Jan. ~
NJ Dtip-p.,.,,.. 90 ,,s. shipments 49,
cS6; market steady.
WAEAT-Receipts 1850; sn'p'"e"'' ~
900: spot irregular. ,,.
Wheat was nervous and after oec',n-
Ing over q cent q bushcl unue. ilu"'ua
ton on the weak cables and large re-
ceipts resained most Of the loss on GOV
erfng by shorts closing net lowell '"'
closed tl.18%; July closed Sos%'
CORN--Receipts 3o.ao; shipmen's o.
7s0; option market was without 'ranSac
tions closing unchanged to &c nv, 'o~
er. May closed 76sac; July cioseo ''o'
Sept closed 75%c.
OArS-Receipts 94b5o; spot easy Up
ton market was without transac''onS
closing unchanged. -,
SCGAR-Raw steady; centrifugal ".
test sail; nolasscs sugar WV; rehneu
steady
COFFEE-Thc marke, for coffee NJ
lures opened steady at unchanged prices
to a decline of points in sympathy WI"
the decline Of Y franc at ilavre. IRA"
ing was very quiet and prices were s'''
tanned by moderate demand from 'radf
interests but later offerings Hcrt"Seo
| following reports OF financial troubles II
stock exchange circles ana inc Hh"the'
eased off The close was steady AT =
net decline OF Sstlo points. Sales were re-
ported Of 1920 bags including JON ~ %
| March IS f0ds,5; May SSu6S; Jul,
ST IS, Sept &c. s5ai6 30 and Dec. at t.oo'
Spot quiet; No Rio sac NO. san
los 9J9isc mild quiet: 'ofdoNa 'p II
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
NORTHFIELD.

W. A. Blake. aged 20 years died ii
eight y. m. Wednesday, Jan. u. at his
residence. He suffered stroke Of
opopleXy and lived but u few minutes.
Mr.. Blake was for some 5 years en-
gagged i'll the retail grocery business here,
retiring some seven years since. He had
been in feeble health for the past three
years. For more than 40 years he had
been member Of Dewitt Clinton Lodge
Of Masons and for many years an at
tendant of the Methodist Church. lie is
survived by his wife and three Sons.
Mayo =. Of Barre, Charles Of New York
and Carl OF this place.
The high school seniors on Sutur-
day evening gave their second pre-
sentation OF the play She stoois 10
Conquer" The proceeds OF the piay In
the neghborhood Of $40 VIII be added
to the Washington fund which too cluss
IL accommodating Station Agent W. L.
Kidd has two inch cut and bru!se over
one eye, which Ea received while
playing hockey Saturday evening" Hiram
h. SmallY Is critically iu.-Roy Cady.
who has been seriously i'll with diph-
theriu. was reported much bettsr late
81 turdaV evening"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
ton, Prof. Sanborn Of New Hampshire

ton, Prof. Sanborn Of New Hampshire,
Lowell Rondebush of Ohio-County Fish
and Game Warden IL. j. Parcher has APP
pointed the following town wardens.
Waterbury, c. G. Graves; Waterbury
Center, V. A. Dillingham;; Worcester. G.
W. Taylor, Clarence Chandler; Middle
sex, j. A. Chaplin; Clement H. Long
Clayton r. Chaplin, Fred L. Colby: Dux-
bury, II. j. Parcher. Warren q. Rowland;
Moretown George W. Bulkeley: Fay
ston. George c. Grandhed; Waitsfeld,
W G. Kelsey Warren William Traslk,
J. y. Plerce.-An exciting basket ball
game was played Friday evening between
Co. ID OF Norwich University and Water
bury which resulted in a Ictory for the
home team.
Mrs. W. L. WATSON went to Barre
Yesterday TO attend the mid-Year eXecu-
tive committee meeting Of the state Fed
Grafton of WOmen's clubs.--I!nrry Law
rence Is taking a vacation from his wort;
al the hospitnl.--E. +. Palmer. Jr., has
not been as we'll since Saturday
Miller and Arthur Miller were in Barre
Sunday to see Edward Glover, who ir-
mains about the same.-Mr. and Mrs w
w. Adams of Stowe are in town. Tile
Hyapatia club will meet with Mrs, +. y.
Atkins Friday afternoon. 1t il expected
tnat Mrs. Oliver G. Ashton. president of
the State Federation Of Woman's clubs.
will be present.-'rhe work OF repairing
the hospital will be ia charge OF Mr..
Crane. The patients who are capable will
assist in the wor6-Mrs. Potter OF New
Haven has been visiting her niece. Ms.
| v l., Perkius-Nr and Mrs sherman of
| Fort Dodge. Iowa. who have been at the
| home Of Is. r. AthertOn. left Tuesday
! for Waitsiield.-B. +. Anterior is il! with
the grip.-Mrs. Melvin Walker was taken
| to the Fanny Allen hospital sunday niSht.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
ENTICED COUNTRY GIRL
TO LIFE OF SHAME

New York, Jan. 1.-Two mon and two
women We're arrested here last night N
connection with the white slave inquiry
now in progress Harry Schmuchler, =
Years old. a tailor. is charged with
bringing Stella Freelard. l9-Year-oll
girl from Brazil. Indiana, and placin y
her in dsreputahle house in Ney'
York Fanny Goldman, a middle as/j
woman, Is charged with aiding SchnSflch-
Ter in abductng the girl Elijah Ciri<le
is charged with distributing literature
advertising the house in question. while
second woman is held rs matevial wit
ress The Indiana girl. accordirg 10 the
investigators. tells a horrible story 4
abuse and asserts that she was deprived
# her clothes ana made Il prisoner n
tho house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
MARSHFIELD.

Mrs. c, e. Shepard Is more comfort
ab!e.-l'he drama, pound by un Oath"
presented at the village hall Thursday
and Friday evenings. wns we'll attend
ed.-M:s. q. A. Bemts CT Barro Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Albert I.amber
ton.-Samuel Bem!s, who has been sick
with pneumonia, Is gaining. Miss Ethel
LMn4berton and Eleanor Cole of Barre
are visiting NJ their homo for a few
days.-torty persons were present -
the home OF John Breen Saturday evcu-
Ing to celebrate the 2oth birth day q
his son, Fred.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
WORCESTER.

Iiss Frances 'Abbott Is visiting IN
Montreal. j. Q-Arthur Carr who hua
been quite III for several days, IL out
aga!n.--Mtss Gladys Soulc teacher in the
primary department Of the village school
Is confined to her bed with Yery
severe cold Mrs. Cross, school super.
intendent' takes her plnce in The schcol
The Misses Clerlmie and Katherlno
Kellogg visited relative IN town las.
week.--Grover Templeton OF the Mont
pelier Hardware Co., Is at homo becaus.
of poor health.-Mrs Irving Jecob. Mir
Pauline Johnson and Frank Conner AZ,
III with the grip.--Iiorstio r. Kello9I g.,
Morristown visited his brother. r.. T.
Kellogg Of Hampshire hin, last weak.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
WATERBURY.

Through an unfortunate confusion Of
names the Free Press recently printed an
item TO the effect that Peter Deforge had
been placed In the Montpelier jail. Such
IS not the case ana the Fres Press regrets
There was a large attendance at the
Farmers Institute at Duxbury Corners,
Saturday evening, The speakers were o.
l.. Martin. A. f. Halves. NJ. C. Thomas
OF Ohio, l.. T., Brigham. d. II. Lamber-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
THE BURLINGTON MARKETS

There is Il slight Increase this week in
the prices of retail meats. lamb and
turkeys in particular taking an upward
turn. For the rest burlington marke 4
remain quiet and steady. Tho whole.
sale quotations on butter End eggs ar,
furnished the Free Press by e. A. Ear.
Der and the remainder by l.. \. Chase
The retail prices are furnished by 6. 4
Barber, l.. A. Chase, the burlington
Fruit company and Jones & lsham.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

i3os on. Jan ".
FLOUR Srpins patents, 81 Sofi' IL;
winter patents, sGa6 y: Tin'rr s'ra'gh's.
s.. ,Oa6; winter clears. Si.i0"5'", spring
clears. s4f5d6 Kansas patents, 1907
80
CORNMEaL AND OATMEA ir-.RnE
cornroeal, s,.42ai,5. granulptcd. sA1jf
-; bolted. A050Ii.i7, rolled oatmeal.
s. oog5.E; cut and ground. s.. 'anG; ryo
flour, S43Dp6. so: rye meal, S.7o graham,
s. j5a6 80.
CORN-Car lots steamer yellow. nc;
No. yellow, 76isc: shipment No yell
low. Ieia@77c; No ., 7sn76i2c.
OATS-Car lots. No. clipped white
5Sc No. 2. sc: No. g. 56l2c; rejected. 81.
u5Gc; shipment. fancy, 4l-lhs. 51iFaHSc;
regular. 3S-lbs. 56isa5,c 36-lbs. 56nj6'sr
HAY-Hay. straw and millfeed-lIay,
choice, s24; No. /, s2s; NO. :. s2l.5oa22
No S. S,a.51u11,o rye straw, 81
GA: straw. sl2.5c; sack spring bran. s2>1i
$50; winter bran. s2s50d2a; middlinss
81. i5Q2.D: mixed feed. s2Sdo. red dog
S.. u; cottonseed meal, So.
PORK Pork provisions Short cut and
heavy backs. $3.50; medium. s215lN2S.
long cuts. s2I75; raw Leaf ard. l5tac. rcn-
dered leaf. l7Sc; pure lard. 1910; pals
SM1c higher, biiske's. lac, dressed hoSS
l0tsuilc.
BFEF-Fresh beef: Extra heavy sides
9lau l0i.c; heavy linds. llIan l2'ac. heavS
fores 7iaQSc.
LAMBS and VEAIS- Spring lambs. /,
ni4c: winter, 1CMl9c yearlings ,q9c
mnttons 7Q9c; veals. l3fl5c
VLTRY-FanoN western turkeys. o.
| u2ic: native bIoilers. 23u30c; nortier.
| fowl l,h30c: western hroilers, 20u22c
western chickens, l7a2oc; western fowl
l6d1Sc; geese, 1Ml5c; ducks. l7ul9c.
BEANS-Car lots. pea, s23td2.35; med
ium. S2l5: yellow eye. SO. 4oT350: Cali
fornia small white. $c.40n%.,5. red kid.
ney. s3a3lo; foreign pea beans, s21o0
2.25; Scotch green peas. S2.;s Canadian
peas. Sl.76al.s0: Lima beans, 6i4c. Job
bling. 1GG16c higher.
| APPLES--Fancy Baldwins .$36Ds. rs No.
81 $685. No. 2, N.75a22: Spys. SEA
$50: Greenirxs. &2.25Sfa. IS: Talman sweet,
s2d3; Russets. r.5oH25,; Kings. S3a45O
western box apples. 32.oSNL
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $1.lbd1. 20 Big
western Maine. 3l.E1l.0 Big; sweet.
Vineland, $3.50 Dbl: 3Ocg3l basket
T;CSI-Fancy hennery and nearby, q
1Nc: eastern extras, 36n37c: western "s,
BIC; storage 2s,aG26t2c.
FRUIT Cranberries. Sl.Sql5O crt, ss5
! G5 Dbl; Florida oranges. sl25d2 bx; In
dian River. s2a2O bx; tangerines, 81
2.'5 strap; California navels Sl.5oU3 (
BIZ; grapefruit S2.bOd3.5o.
SCGARS-Refned sugars are stead a
5.26c for graduated and fine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
EAST ROXBURY.

Littl. Doris Wakefield, who has been
spending the past week with her aunt.
Mrs. John l.add. returned to West
Brooktield Saturday John IAdd
and Mabel Ladd spent Saturday at West
Brooktield with their sister Mrs. II. L..
Wakefield
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20

Barre. Mass. Jan. lS--What IL be-
lieved to he in it's way n world record
was created yesterday, when the
stockholders of the Barre savings
bank reelected George Toward who
is three months more than 100 years
cid. to the board of trustees Mr..
Howard Ia thought to he the Oldest
living truetcc of any bank
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
WAITSFIELD.

The Gentlemens club Of the Method
list Church held a business meeting In
the vestry of the church Thursday
evening and elected the following off,
GERS: President, T. G. Hin; secretary,
T. j. Eaton; treasurer, j. c. Kings
bury. They voted to give an entertain
mcnt and supper at some near date. -
Ruth B. Jones Is recovering from re
cent illness, The ladies' Aid met
at the church Wednesday. Dinner was
furnished by the Irasvile division
The officers Of Valley Lodge, No. g.
were installed Tuesday evening by d. d.
c. NJ. o. G. Greene assisted by ID. d.
c. Marshall NJ. b. Campbell and ID. ID
F. Mrs Elizabeth Booth, assisted BY
ID. ID. NJ Mrs, Grace Campbell all OF
Randolph.-C. r. Kew spent last week
in Montpelier and Mrs. Clayton
Kew visited relatives In Montpelier last
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total cleurances ~ wheat and flour
were equal to 1900 bu. Primary receipts
were 10 On bu., compared with oN700D bu
the corresponding dny year ago. Est
mated receipts for tomorrow Wheat l.
cars: corn 2aC cars; oats ~ cars: hogs
80, 90 head.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20

BUTTER Steady, crcameries, 9Gu lie;
dairies, 25Q3oc.
E;GS- Steady at mark, receipts 2,GS
cases: cases included, HsMW'ac, tirsts.
Sc; prime Nrsts, $50.
t'HEt.SE-Strons, daiiies. l70t.c
twins lGa.nl,c; Youns americas l5i2nH.c
Long Horns, l6iaIAc.
TATOES-SteadA, choice 70 fancy
anlS2c, fair TO good. An4sr.
POULTRY Steady, turkeys, l'c; chick
ems. lii.c springs, lsc
NFAf-S Strong. 10 10 ca III. WITS. Su9c
60 TO s. IN. Wis. 9qll0c. So TO lilo In WIS.
lVu1llac.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
BOSTON copper u,p,.rr

l'os'oh' Jan Copper shares wpro
h'',NN pu' irregular IN the local m4rl.,t
lo-p'|' N"r'h 'ht" advanced tour poin,s
Wi"o N"'"'he' ANA Arizona declined from
~ To ST.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

N'i'CH'O HCDtNIS .h+Ah
Chicago. Jan. 49,
WHEAT-Jan. slO91s: May sl.O9 July
$lWS- Sept. 96iac.
CORN-Jan. 63i4c; NAV 67tsc; July -
&c; Sept. &c.
OATs-May i7%c; July 1870 Sept. A.
Nc,
PORK Jan. SASS; May s2lU July
$2l So
I.ARD-Jan. SEES; May sl2lO; july
$l20o
R,Bs-Jan. slls2IA; May slS2H; July
Sill
RYE-Cash sAiS9c.
RARLEY--Cnsh 6SQif3c.
TIMOTHY-t'nchang
CLONER--March sl4H
RYE-No 9, ;si.c.
i}ARLEY-Feed or MIXING, 66p61c. fai,
to choice mailing, 5Su73c.
AXSEED- / southwestern, ST..
81: No. | northwestern SAGE
TIMOTHY Seed S+nUitH
CLOVER -Sll1o.
MESS PORK-iper pbl) s.l15GlI.S.t.
LARD-(per 40 lbs) 81. +5n l2.41'4.
SHORT RIBS Sides Cooso) Sll.37l a.
iiS,A
SIDES Short cies. (hoxed, .lcl2,Aa
l2h