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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. NOVEMBER u 1910

Miss Corn NJ. Howe is in Washington
visiting her sister, Mrs. Farley 7. Jen-
sen.
Mrs. L. T.. Pc1nybakcr of Butte,
Mont. Is visiting for IL few days in the
city with Mr.. and Mrs. George y wal
| lace.
Mrs. j. T.. Nelson and daughter. Miss
! .Ncva Hoy, have returned froio II three
! months trip In southern California.
and are now located in tbs Devon
| apartments, 45i south Eighth East
street. ~
Mrs. Corey Albritton Is back in her
own homo at III l. street. aftAr spend-
ing some time With Mrs. Du'iyon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. p Kiscr and son.
Philip. left this week for tho const 10
spend II month In San Francisco ana
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Young and
daughter Cecilia. left for New York to
make their home there.
Mrs. w. w. Warren OF Grand juno
ton. Colo. IL visiting in the city at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs z. c. Hill
on +. street. Mr.. Warren VIII arrive
in Salt Lake the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Rose of Chi
cngo, who have been guests far few
days OF MI and Mrs. w. l.. ac1>eod IN
tho Miller apartments. have returned
to their home.
Mrs. Byron Groo has returned from
mn extended visit with her daughter.
Mrs IIarry ST. clair hathaway.
Mr., and Mrs. o. NJ. Runvon Of Ogden
spent Sunday In the city with Mr..
and Mrs, a. d. r. REYNOLDS.
DR.. w. d. Donohcr will LEAVE soon for
n weeks hunting trip In ldnHo.
Miss Edith Sherman has returned
from vlsi. to Helena, Mont. with her
aunt. Mrs John Longmaid
Madame Root and her sister, Miss
Mather, are now ut home in he Mere
dith apartments.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w, w. Armstrong have
returned from delightful eastern ZIP.
Mrs. Robert Hardness has returned
from visit with her two daughters
In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. McChrystal and
their family expect to leave shortly
for California to spend the winter.
ace.
Miss Elizabeth Sloan is here from
Bakerstield, Cal, TO spend few days
with her sister, Miss Jennie Sloan.
Mrs. f. C.. Jensen and daughter OF
Mt Pleasant left for Chicago and st.
Louis Tuesday evening over the RIO
Grande on a two months visit with
friends in those cities.
Miss Vera Eldredge, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Elderedgc, ST., in the city. VIII
return next week to Denver to take
q special course in music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Glendinnlng
have returned from stay of some
time in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace H. Smith, who
have spent some time in the past few
months here visiting the Lamson
family, will leave shortly for WASH
ington for the winter
Mrs. Sam Porter and her two chill
dren will leave this week for Chicago,
where they will remain with the Biers-
bach family until after the holidays.
Mr.. Porter will join them at holiday
time.
Mrs Fred Midglcy and son left
Tuesday for Los Angeles, where they
will spend the winter with Mrs.
Midgley's sister. Mrs f. X. Butler.
EXCURSIONS TO SPOKANE.
November II, 1c, and 18Th.
Via o. S. l.. for National Apple
Show. See agents for rates and fur
ther particulars. City Ticket Office.
1876 Main Street.
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The Ladies Republican club spent q
very pleasant afternoon ut the homo
OF Mayor and Mrs. Ray, Monday. Short
speeches and music were the features
Ice cream and cake was served.
Miss Edith Champion is spending tho
week In Salt Lake where she went to
meet her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Graham,
who reached Salt Lake Friday after
The ladies of the Relief corps of
this city were the guests of the ladies
of the springville Relief coyrs Thurs
day.
Mrs. Sarah L. Thomas was the re-
cipiant OF a most enjoyable surprise
party given at her home Monday
afternoon by the officers and teachers
of the First ward Relief society. A
most enjoyable social afternoon was
passed and an elaborate lunch served.
Rev. and Mrs. Kelley were pleasantly
surprised at their home Wednesday
evening by the members OF the Metho-
dist church. af
Tho Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
C. Gates. An excellent paper The
Educational Awakening in Kentucky
was given by Mrs. Rose Searlc, so
cial Conditions in the Newest
Colonies OF Uncle Sam" Mrs. George
Havercamp.
The Utah Sorosis met Wednesday
afternoon ut the home Of Mrs. a. y.
Holloway. Two excellent papers vera
given as follows: Darwin Mrs. Phil
Speckart; Hail Cain" Mrs. Josiah
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OGDEN.

Thursday evening ut the First ward
Westinghouse, the Sunday school OF
that ward presented u novel entertain
mcnt, the program being az follows:
Dutch comedian musical genius to
play OH Is Instruments: novelty
dances; farce: quartet. impersonation;
klnlograph. The entertainment was
largely attended.
On Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs G. c. McPeck, 125
James court, ."rhe Casey Jones Card
club wcro delightfully."- entertained.
High five" being the principal game.
Luncheon was served during tho eve
ming. There were Il guests present.
Mrs Carl Rcdiield entertained Is
young ladies on Wednesday evening at
her home, 163 Harrison avenue, In
honor Of Miss Huldu Nordquist, who Is
soon to be numbered among the
November brides. y pleasant evening
was spent In music, games and social
chat, following which q delicious
luncheon was served
The Freitagc club met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Ben john
son. 2so5 Child's avenue.
Mrs. Joseph NJ Cries entertained the
ladies of the st. Joseph's Sewing so
ciety on Thursday afternoon at her
home on Twcnty-seventh street.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. Krumperman an
nounco the engagement of their dnugh-
ter, Aida, to Mr.. William McF'alls of
Park City, the wedding to take place
in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman of
Brigham City were the guests OF MIR.
and Mrs Phil Kohn at n theater party
at the orpheum theater on Thursday
evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of tho Con-
grcgational church held their regu-
lar meeting on Thursday afternoon at
the home. of Mrs. c. L. Conn, Sl3
Twenty-flfth street
The Emmanuel class of the Church
of the Good Shepherd met Thursday
evening at the parish house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A, Henry have
returned from pleasant trip to the
east.
Mrs. Patrick Hcaly was delightfully."-
surprised last Friday evening when
n number of her friends arrived to
make doubly pleasant her birthday
anniversary which occurred n that DAY;
A happy social evening was spent ana
a delicious supper served BY Mrs. JACK
Lynch was an attractive feature. a
handsome birthday gift was offered by
~ .uosts together with wishes for
many happy birthdays.
On Friday afternoon last.the Five
Hundred club was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs. H. C. Bi9elow at the
Reed. A tempting menu was served.
Mrs, Joseph Scocroft received the club
souvenir. The members present were:
Nrs s. Browning. Mrs. joseph Cow
croft. Mrs. r. T. Hume Mrs. Thomas
Fitzgerald, Mrs. A. p. Bigelow. Mrs;
n H. spencer, Mrs Abe Kuhn and
Mrs. Patrick Hcaly.
On Monday afternoon next, tho
Marlin society will meet with Mrs.
r. y r. Hume. The president OF the
club Mrs. II. II. Spencer, especially
urges all members to be present NJ
. O'clock. instead of . o'clock. the usual
hour. as there is much urgent business
IN come before the organization FOR
consideration and prompt action
DIR. and Mrs. c. A. Garfield of Pres
ton. Ida, are visiting for n few days
in Ogden. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Elygare.
The Halycon club met with Mrs. D.
j. Malone on Friday afternoon.
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PROVO.

The Woman's Relief corps of this
city delightfully."- entertained at u re-
ception and banquet Wednesday after
noon complimentary to Mrs. Campbell,
president of the w. r. C.. and Mrs
Harvey state inspector of the corps.
The hall was prettily decorated for
the OCCASION. sweet music. a social
time and elaborate banquet were the
features of the afternoon.
Mrs. Jacob Evans entertained Tues
day evening the Ladies' of the WomenS
Republican club at her home where
the election returns were given out. A
dainty lunch was served.
The NJ. I. association Of the Sixth
ward entertained at social and
dance Mt their ward house Tuesday
evening. A very enjoyable evening was
passed by all.
The Sixth ward Relief society en-
tertaincd Mt the ward house We'd
nesday evening complimentary to the
outgoing officers. Mesdnmes Electa
Bullock, Mallna Wilkins and 1nger
johnson. very interesting program
was rendered and a dainty lunch
served. During the evening Mrs. Clara
Paxman in n neat speech. In behalf
of the society presented each of the
retiring officers with Il dainty gift as
a token OF love and appreciation.
Tho Social Sixty gave the second of
the series Of dances in the First ward
Social hall Wednesday evening. The
usual enjoyable evening was passed
by all present.
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AN EVENING COAT ON PRACTICAL LINES.


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

Bridc: Don't despair because OF your
scrnwnncsS and undeVc!opmcnt, For
years the Vaucairo method has been
IL a home treatment yOu can tisH 1t
withou, him knowing about II. no pre-.
pare. make u syrup With one and Il hall
Cupfus Of Er;mulatcd sugar aud enough
water to make n pint, Into this pour an
ounce of galol thu sure TIA the true
galloN, Put IN bottle and shake well,
then take two iahleapoontuls twice or
three times day. This soon rounds out
the figure, milking it plump and SYM
mctrcul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

VN1tTI OF -II.NITk NM ''N.h'1'
While attending tho WORLDS congress
OF Beauty Specialists IN Berlin 'asl SUM
mcr. learned that nearly all hair dress,
ors to the European courts employ cgsol
for shampoong. after winch INC se"'p
Is gently massased WIN pcla-ca''"''
Tho cggol removes dandruft ana eNceSs
oil ana leaves tho scalp PINK "'''
healthy, while beta-cnnthol IL tonic y.
rare properties IN producing u iuSur'ah'
growth OF glossy hair. Tne cSeoi sh"th-
poo should be used twice n montn y"
n while. then once month; anu 'ho
tonic, which is made BY disSoIE,ns al
ounce OF bcta-conthol in II half pint eacn
of alcohol and water should be used
every night for u month, then enc ONCE trisn =
this treatment with splendid results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
ANs,yI,Rs 10 QUERIES

Venus: "a The clogsed condition OF
Of powder (2) The cerol cream OF
which you write is grcaseless. VIII not
grow hairs. and is the cheapest smooth
you cun usp DlsSolvv three ounces or
cerol in n pint OF water that has been
brought to The boiling point, stirring nm
III OF a creamy consistency, then use
freely on the face, neck and arms. mas
mg!nE tn it disappears. This will clean
and clear tho skin, and you will not have
to resort TO powder or rouge.
Cora NJ: The intense Itching of which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

contribute to rouEhness ana lrdness OF
tho skim hu, you can overcome this
condition II you Will got an ounce Of
It in n mint Of hot water. Nfter wash
ing the hands and face and drying WE'LL
apply freely and IT Will quickly produce
that soft. satiny glow admired so much
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12
little Home Helps On
How to Be Beautiful
!, or uAlIi AND sCALr.
BY MADAME MAREE

Queries on Beauty topics stamped envelope
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

. MI. ana NllS. w. lLtltNol an
nounce ire Engagement of their daubh-
ter. Mabellc Donclson. to 7. d. Rho
den. of Grcenville, Florida.
An interesting wedding of Monday
evening was that of Miss Laura Il.
Crabtree and Thonies w Rath. The
ceremony was performed by Bishop
Joseph Christensen in the presence of
the family and friends at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. A. Crabtree eli south Ecighth
East street Refreshments were served
and Il pleasant evening spent They
will reside at ai5 north Fifth West
street, where they will be at home
to their friends after Nov. 10.
on "Wednesday morning, Miss Angie
Hood and A. a. Earl were married in
the temple, and In the evening II
family dinner celebrated the event,
given mt the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Nichol Hood.
followed by Il reception, the rooms
being decorated with smilaX, chrys-
hnthomums and roses and number of
friends assisting. The bride wore n
gown of white serge with trimmings
OF pannc velvet and gold braid and
carried brides roses, and was unat-
tended. Mr. and Mrs Earl left later for
n trip and viii he ut home after
December I, at 1913 cast Twelfth
South street.
Tho engagement has been formally
announced OF Miss Beatrice Fox,
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs, Moses Fox
OF Hartford, Conn, and George S.
Aucrbach. son OF Samuel II. Aucr-
bach of salt Lake, the marriage prob
ably to take place in the early spring.
On Thursday. Miss Nora Noall and
Hcher G. Richards We're married in the
temple, q family dinner following Mt
the home of the BRIDES parents Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew Nonl
(or1lMGe~o
sas3 a l e
Mrs. j. f, Evans who has been the
guest of Mrs, Frank y. stephens ana
Mrs j NJ, Bowman has returned TO
California. n
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Bailey. who
were married II few weeks ago in Los
Angeles. have returned from their
wedding trip and are AT tho Moxum
Mrs Ernest J, Taylor of Teton Basin
Is In town to spend the winter with
friends and relatives hero.
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Clarinda: J would not recommend tho
electric needle, rs II IL painful ana UNI
necessary in removing supcrriuous hairs.
Go to your druggist ana get an ounce of
into n stiff paste: spread this on the Of
Tending hairs Nnd let. remain two or
three minutes, then scrape OFF and the
hairs Will come with It.
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EXCURSIONS TO SPOKANE.
November II, IL, and 18Th.
Via o. S. l.. for National Apple
Show. See agents FOR rates and fur
ther particulars. City Ticket Office.
1876 Main Street.
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MRS. CHARLES E. HUGHES.

bridge Thomas, Mrs. Charles Read.
Mrs kirkman, Mrs. A. II. Ensign, Mrs.
R.fStecle, Mrs j.. V. Sadler. Mrs. Glib
bon. Mrs. Childs. Mrs. c. R3walker,
Mrs. Fred Dern, Mrs Sam Porter, Mrs.
McConaughy. Mrs. Robertson, Mrs J.
Richards, and Miss Daisy Rayboud.
Mr. and Mrs, F. II. Harmon enter
tanned at Il delightful evening party
on Monday, the rooms being decorated
in autumn flowers. and refreshments
served. Music was the chief feature
of the evening.
Mrs. Orson Howard entertained the
members of her club on Tuesday after
noon.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Morris l..
Richie entertained at dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. Rose at the Alta club. the
table being effectively decorated in the
seasons flowers and covers laid for
about q dozen.
Mrs. Iglehart was hostess at an in
formal luncheon on Monday. given in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Rose.
An elaborate musical program Is
being arranged for the reception and
musical to be given by Mrs. Il. Bon
nemort and Mrs Joseph Young at
the formers residence on east South
Temple street Monday afternoon. Mr..
Graham has charge of the program.
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bert Tanner ana Mr.. spence.
Mrs. l., w. Snow entertained the mem
bcrs of her club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Simon Bambergcr entertained
yesterday afternoon for her daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Behal of New York, the
affair being reception and the hours
3 to 6 o'clock.
Mrs. j. A Sptkcr entertained mt a
bridge luncheon on Friday afternoon
at her home. the parlor being decorat-
ed in bronze chrysanthemu'ns, the
library in roses and the dining room In
red chrysanthemums ana red-Shnded
candles. Assisting the hostess was
Miss Vera E1dredgc. and about dozen
were entertained
The Lotus club gives its second dane
ing party Of tho season on Monday.
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DR.. and Mrs. C. a. Garfield of Pres
ton. Ida, are visiting for n few days
in Ogden. the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph I'lygare.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Lefevor an
nounce ire Engagement of their daubh-
ter. Mabelle Donclson, to L. d. Rho
den, OF Grcenvllle. Florida.
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Next week will witness two moro no.
table balls, the big annual charity event
of st. Marks Hospital association at
Odeon hall. aud the annual pioneer ball
to be given by the Daughters of Utah
Pioneers ut the Auditorium in the
Bishops building. Both have been
managed by committees who have de-
voted all their energies to the success
of their different departments, and each
promises to rival the former successful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

The Halycon club met with Mrs. r
j. Malone on Friday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

The date for the formal opening of the
new Commercial club building has been
set for Thanksgiving eve. Nov. %. Ad-
mission will be by card only and VIII
include the members OF the club and
thnir families
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

Mrs. T.. s. Wright has issued invita-
lions for a series of Kensingtons to be
given at her home In First avenue on
the Afternoons of Monday and Tuesday
next, Nov. IA and 10.
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Mrs Iglehart was hostess at an in
formal luncheon on Monday, given in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs, Donald Rose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-12

Mrs. Sam Porter and her two chll-
dren will leave this week for Chicago.
where they will remain with the Biers-
bach family until after the holidays.
Mr.. Porter will join them at holiday
time.
Mrs Fred Midglcy and son left
Tuesday for Los Angeles, where they
will spend the winter with Mrs.
Mdgley's sister. Mrs. f. X. Butler.
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on Monday Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnemort
and Mrs. Joseph Young Will entertain
Mt n large tea at the Bonnemort nome
on east South Temple street.
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Cora NJ: The intense itching Of which
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The notable events of the week were
the Free Kindergarten entertainment
on Thursday night, given for the benefit
OF the Institution, and the ball Mt Odeon
hall given by the Young Ladies' So
dality of st. Mary's cathedral. the first
being attended by many parties made
up In honor of the occasion. the boxes,
stalls and loges besides many parduet
seats being filed with them. About
300 people attended the sodality ball.
and many elegant costumes were worn.
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On Monday afternoon next, tho
Martha society will meet with Mrs.
r. II. Hume. The president OF me
club. Mrs II. II. Spencer, especiaiy
urges all members TO ne Prssen. a,
. o'cIock instead of 3 o'clock. the usual
hour. as there is much urgent business
to come before the organization FOR
consideration and prompt action.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
WEAK TONE AT
MARKETS. CLOSE

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Speculative sem
timent blew hot and cold in the stock mar
ket today and the sudden transpositions
offered some violent contrasts.
Demand for stocks early in the day
was so impressive and seemed to be COM
ing from such influential sources that the
tone of the speculation became hopeful.
One or two items in the news were con-
strued in the same spirit. That stocks
should stream into the market in urgent
liquidation and in overwhelming volume IN
the presence Of this hopeful feeling argued
of a weight of offerings overhanging the
market that dampened the cheerfulness
and set conjecture TO work again to fathom
the motives and source Of the call.
The retrospect of the market would have
to go back many months to find prices at
which stocks could have been acquired to
offer any profit on the sales made at to-
days prices. This fact aocentuated the
conviction of thoroughness of the hquidat-
ing movement and pointed to unloading
on the part Of buyers of larger caliber, who
had come into the market at an early stage
of last years advance. The belief was
thus created in a closing up of a market
campaign Of long duration and widespread
extent
There was nothing in the immediate sit
uation 10 explain the pressure on the mar
ket. The money position worked easier
and the weekly bank statement of satur-
day gave warrant for confidence in the Sc
curity of the money market from further
stringency. There was an engagement of
E1-1 1se-sa
exchange market was easier, in spite of
the decline in money rates. This move
nent might reflect renewal of foreign buy
ing Of cotton invited by the severe decline
in that commodity.
The acute weakness of the transconti-
mental railroad stocks today indicate mis-
Rivings on the score of decreased traffic, as
well as a possible redistribution of traffic
growing out of the opening of new Pacific
coast extensions. This was a factor in
the weakness of the Hill stocks and of St.
Paul The further postponement of the
suit 10 dissolve the Union Pacific merger
was made the occasion of some early
strength in that stock but it was among
the weakness in the later setting.
The satisfaction of the demand to cover
the shorts on the part of the bears about
exhausted the buying at the recovered
price level and the subsequent collapse
placed prices lower than the. low prices
of Saturday morning. The rallying power
was feeble and the closing tone weak.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value,
s4,sss. .Ooo.
United States 2s declined u per cent on
call.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-18
Los Angeles Markets
IScecidI Dispatch to The Call

Los ANGELES. jan 17.-Local ranch eggs
advanced 1c a dozen today Extra select eggs
are 39c dozen, local ranch candled SIC a dozen
and case count eggs 34c a dozen. Only 130
cases Of eggs were received. Eastern storage
eggs continue firm at quoted prices
Pink beans advanced to s5Q5.25 today.
Potatoes are coming in plentifully.
Receipts OF produce Eggs, 1Se cases:
butter 12.572 pounds; cheese. 2j6 pounds; pota-
toes. 1912 sacks; onions. 10 sacks: beans none
sweet potatoes. ga sacks: apples, 400 boxes
Butter tpeF 2 10 roll)-Creamery. extra. 7T1sc;
creamery. first. 81 I2c; eastern creamery extras
size; cooking butter, 26c per pound.
Eggs (per dozl-Extra select s9c; local ranch.
candled hrSts. $7c; count. 3+t: storage
packed. extras. SOC; storage packed. seconds. 2sc
Cheese (per Ibl-Northern fresh. 2Oc; eastern
singles. 19G2Oc; eastern twins. 20d21c; eastern
cheddars. 20d21c; eastern longhOrn. 20c; eastern
daisy. zoe; Swiss, imported Soc. domestic 23c;
brick cream. Zoe.
Beans (per etD-No. pink. s5a525; No.
limas. 81 4004.5Os Lady Washington. 81. 25M
$50; small whites. s.. 40'd $50; blsckeyes S475;
Garvanzas. $3.50; lentils 81.
Potatoes (per ctD-Salinas. 81 5067I 90: hiSn-
lands. S1.1O@ 1-S5; L0mPoc $1-65d1.75; Watson
Vile, $1-5001-T5; oregon, $1.506l1. so; sweet
potatoes 81; Oregon early rose So