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READY.TO-WEAR GARMENTS

$25,ooo worth of ready-to-wear garments for women, misses and children in the newest season style cloth at 65 cents the dollar.
 You have the choice to select from 5000 manu- factu1ed samples-the pretiest garments shown this season and the latest cloth among those garments are the new hobble skirts and dresses and suits are made in the military cut lined with guar anteed satin to last for two seasons. Every one of these suits and dresses are strictly man-tailor- ed made and manufactured in New York Every garment represents style for itself Never did the women of Pine Bluff and surroundings have such opportunity to have such selection from great assortment of up-to-date garments at such low price-65c the dollar
 50 Tailored Suits for women, latest style this season make, s3o,o0 quality, manufactured outlet Sale prlce -----'.~---..~,- S9. 90
 50 Misses, Suits. latest style, this make, $15.00 quality, sale price %7 1Q
 25 Dresses for women made of silk, guaranteed Taffeta, in all shades. On dress of a kind $2O0o quality sale price $9.9O
 75 Women Suits, the latest cut made in Broadcoth and basket cloths of all shade. One suit of kind, Satin lining. guaranteed for two seasons, $35.O0 quality, sale price ..... %10 Q Q0
 20 Dresses, the latest Hobble make made of Satin Messaline, only one dress of kind and also one dress of a color no two alike These dresses are the swellest shown in New York and Paris, France. S45.O0 quality sale price ......... &22 Q2
 p Satin Messane Dresses, made in Hobble style, one color and dress of kind no two alike, s2500 quality. sale price.......... RIA o2
 15 dresses, only of that kind of lace nets. white and black, dress and size of a knd the very thing for evening wear, $50 quality, sale price .-.-.......-~ $32.98
 90 Misses Dresses. all wool in green, blue red 5000 and s15oo quality sale price ,~S4,98
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-15

quality, sale pr.~o per var a..-......z- 7 9 i, 50 dozen Sheets, 72X45 5ac oullity saIe
 3o dozen Sheets. 15c qg9t:t. sale price - Al,
 p doSan Sheets, S1x90 1anstitcirc s1 25 qual- 't, sale I, ce ... ooa
 100 dozen Pillow cases sal r,siza each q ! oo
 cases Mercerized up-to-late Dress Goods 35c quality sale price, per yard .....,,.==.= 23 l-2c
 cases Mercerized up-to-da;n Suitng, De n,lal-
 100 pieces of Fancy Dress Goods, 65c and 75c quality, sale price per yard ...... 17o
 50 pieces of Fancy Dress Goods, 45c quality sale price .... % Q.
 cases of Fancy Dress Gingham. 5c aualitt sale price per yard ... - a 2 io
 10 pieces of Water Proof, 72 inches wide 75c qoail'y' sale p'1ce 48c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-15
SHIRT WHIST nEPARTMENT

The largest Shirtwaist Department in the city Most of our GUS omers acquainted with the fine line of Shirtwasts we carry. To those wo are we invite you all to to inspect the line. You will be surprised at this handsome line carry colors, black silk including net of all in messalines scored silk Messalines, handsome tailored waists in fact you can find any style and make of waist in store at 65c on the dollar
 $500 quality, Net Waist, sale price .. 80 QQ sS.9o quality Net Waist, sale price .--,~- $224 $3.O0 quality. Net Waist, sale price ..-.. 80 24 $3.95 Satin Messaline Waist, sale price ~ S2 QQ $5oo Satin Messaine Waist, sale price SPA sS.9o Satin Messaline Waist sale price SPA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS

. J
 l00 Silk Scarfs 13c quality sale price ...... 425, 100 Silk scarfs, $1.25 quality, sale price .--70c 200 Silk Sea is, s2 and $2.50 quality sale price o2c 100 dog. Ladies and Mems Handkerchefs sale & 300 dozen Pearl Buttons, sale price . 2c 100 dozen Packages Pins, sale price ce.. l (,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-15
The Greatest Modern

  %$: $% "$
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-15
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT

OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Is the largest in Pine Bluff, and our line of hata for this not be equalled either in style or price. We guarantee that we can duplicate any Hat you want 3 l-3 per cent cheaper than can any other store in town.
 We carry all styles and shapes in both ready to-wear and untrimmed, and will trim any hat fra of charge provided the material for same is bought in this store.
 It is impossible to get better styles or values anywhere. Our prices the most reasonable and goods the best.
 Watch our display windows for our new styles every week.
 All Hats 6sc on the d0ar
 SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN DRESS GOODS
 The best Prints, sale price, per yard 5c cases of Outing Flannel 12 1-2c quality sale price, per yard 9 1c bales of 36-nch Brown Sheeting, Sc quality sale price per yard 6 1-cc bales 3-4 Brown Sheeting sale price, per Beacbed Muslin St inches wide l0c
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BLANKETS

! V TTS
 50 pair 114 Blankets, $150 quality, sale price oSo p pair 11-4 Blankets. $l.75 quality sale c1 20 p pair 1O-4 Blankets, $ioo quality sale price 60e p pair 11-4 Wool Mixed Blankets all shades $a.0o quality. sale price S2.24 70 pair 11-4 Strictly all Wool Extra Welsh, s7.oo quality sale price ---~.-~..~. SASS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-15

MISSES DRESSES
 100 Misses dresses. up-to-date make IT. s. style slzes $ to 16 s5,0o quality sale price @ 60 1Q 200 Misses and Children's dresses worth s250 ana sa s4'9o s,s sale price ~~.--;;-,,- = 1.98 50 Ladie~ Woolen Dresses, one dress of a kind all shades, the latest styles, nicely braided s2O0O quan.y, ,so laie sale price .-.~----,--.-.. $9.9O l5O Children s Dresses, in all shades sizes from z to It, worth sl'oo' sale price 48c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-15
SKIRTS

100 Sample Skirts, all wool blue tan green red, gray, etc. worth $5.00 sale price 30 4S
 100 Skirts, Panamas and Voie, all colors lat est make, S7.50 to $10 quality, sale price S3 QQ
 50 Panamas and Voie skirts, all colors, S1250 quality sale price .46
 100 Skirts in all wool worsted and brilliantine; nicely trimmed in all shades $400 quality sale price -...:,~.,...-,,, $1.98
 150 Skirts of all wool, voile black, blue and tan The Hobble Skirts and also different styles $15.OO quality, Sale price --~.-.-.~.--.~,,.,,, $99O
 100 Black Chiffon Panama Skirts, $10 quality. sale price %6 1Q
 50 Black Panama Skirts, $15 quality, sale price 90
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-15
CAFES

lo Ladies Capes, all colors, $10 quality, sale price -- -- nh no 20 Ladies Sapes, all colors $125O to $1500 quality sale price -,......,-.. :.-- AS 10 Ladies Capes, latest sytles this same make s2o quality sale price $8.95 10 Ladies Capes, latest style this same make s7''9v quality sale price -....,..=.., $11.9O 10 Ladies Capes, latest style most up-to-dato goods, extra for cpera handsomely trimmed S35 q"ai'S' sale price ..=,,......-.....-- $19 9.9O
 30 Jackets, of kind all wool all eoofs, $2:9o quality sale price .=-.-.--.~ 98c
 50 Jackets, of a kind, all wool all coiors D qualny, sale price -----.~ S1.98
 ? Jackets, of kind all wool all colors s''9o quality; sale price -,~---.-~..@=-.,~ S2.98
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-15
SHOE DEPARTMENT

SHOE DEPARTMENT
 $25.ooo worth of Shoes for Men, Ladies, Misses and Children.
 We handle the Ralston shoe for men, and Julia MarloWe shoes for ladies.
 $500 line of Ladies and Mems shoes sale price e ,c,-,.-,,-,-,.-,. on $424 SLIGO line Of Ladies and Mems shoes sale price .,-.;:..-,....-.-- .o :. S3.48 $50 line of Ladies and Mems Shoes sale pH. --,.-..-,,...z.... . 60 QQ sl . line Ladies and Mens shoes, sale price $13 39 $f.'5 line Ladies and Mems Shoes sale price QQc s. line ot Misses Shoes sale price 89c 1oe line or Chlidren,s Shoes: sale price ..."59c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-15

so'0o so 0o nasn Messallne Waist sale price S198 sooo so o nlaeh DIX vast sale price SPA
 a 90 G'a ollk waists, all colors sale price $179 so %o'V" =" n'auh n.'k "alse' sale price - .98 sa oo nopl'n waist, all eolors, sale price $1 AS s-oo 9, oo lallorea White Waist sale price - 98c s,'oo 2, oo n,aek r, sateen Waist sale price - 46c s,oo 9, oo nlaek sateen Waist sale price z.~ 98c s1'oo D, w t,E' Maof's M vast sale price .46 46c sA'V Oo'ofed vast sale price ..-....,... 98c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10

To Cure Cold In One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
it fails to cure. 2. w. GROVES
signature on each box. 25c IT'S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10
HORSEMEN
MUST ASSIST

The annual horse show came up
for discussion last night at the regu-
lar meeting of the Board of Trade,
but as to whether it will be held
again this year will be dependant
upon the interest that the horsemen
of the city and surrounding country
signify with relation to it, and the
cooperation and support they will
extend to the Board of Trade in
making the affair a success.
The plan heretofore, it seems, has
been for the Board of Trade to as
sumo charge of and manage this ex-
hibition, but this year owing to the
many other enterprises of a public
nature which it will deyolve upon
the board to carry into successful
execution it feels that it needs the
assistance and cooperation Of the
horsemen if the show is to be held
in a successful manner.
Inc snow as Held III past years
has been a great success and If the
Board of Trade this year secures the
support and cooperation of the
horsemen, as it hopes to do, it will
be made even a greater success this
year. A conference will probably be
held in the near future between the
horse men and the members of the
Board of Trade when it will be def
nitely decided whether a show will
be held in April or whether it will
be abandoned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10
WILL Be A THREE DAY
GO-AS-Y PLEASE
Committee Contemplate Uniting the Cherry Fair With Fourth
Of July Celebration land If Successful viii Include Ev
eyhng From the Exhibition of box Cherries to an Ava-
ton Meet.

lem can boast of having the best rae
ing course in the Northwest and it is
stated that no trouble would be ex-
perienced in securing purses of a
character which will attract horse
men from ali parts of the Northwest.
Besides the above, numerous other
attractions have been mentioned.
The usual carnival show will be held,
but on a larger and more magnificent
scale and the same will be true of
the other forms of amusement
1t is also planned to make the ex-
hibits more extensive-to make them
the best ever shown in the state.
The committee to whom the matter
has been referred will hold a meeting
this afternoon for its further consid-
GRAFTON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10
Notary Commissions.

The following notarlal commits
sions were issued by the secretary of
state today: l.. e. Belfils, Estaca-
da; r. o, Raston, Seaside; M. G..
Coe Bend; T. r Hall, John Day;
Holbrook Wilmington, Medford; A.
M. Gallagher, New Pine Greek; r.
X. Powell, c. e. Deerlng, and F. A.
Bleiclk, Portland; Geo. w. Hum
phrey, Jefferson; Mollie Irwin, Aus
tin; r. f. Johnson, Weston; and ].
r. Linn, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10
GIVEN
CUSTODY OF BOY

Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 10.-The dis
trict court of Pima county awarded
Louis Adams the custody of his s.
year-old son, John, and denied the
application of Mrs. John S. .Kimball,
the grandmother, for the guardian
ship of the lad.
This action, for the time being,
ends the fight over the guardianship
of the boy, who is reputed to be the
heir to 100000.
Mrs. Adams, the mother, who had
her husband arrested at Ell Paso on
probably will institute other legal
steps with view of regaining possess
sion of the boy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10
Life on Panama Canal

has had one frightful drawback
malaria trouble-that has brought
suffering and death to thousands
The germs cause chills. fever and
ague. biliousness, jaundlce, lassl-
tude, weakness and general debility.
But Electric Bitters never fail to de-
stroy them and cure malaria trou-
bles, Three bottles completely
cured me of very severe attack
of malaria" write VIM. A. Fretwell
OF Luoama, N. c., land I've had
good health ever since" Cure
stomach, liver and kidney troubles.
and prevent typhoid. Guaranteed
by j. @. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10
HAS KNOCKED OFF.
Continued from page one.)

ter shall not be disturbed in their
homes or clubs.
Every store in the quarter is
closed today, but behind the barred
shutters can be heard the rattle of
the chips, the shouts Of the players
and the constant bang-banging of
doors, through which streams of play
ers pour in and out.
The games apparently are without
end and without limit.
The Chinese have learned that they
can gamble in their clubs just as long
as the law permits the white man of
San Francisco to play poker and sim
liar games in his club.
The festivities of Chinatown
spread into the "Barbary Coast" dis
trlct last night, and word went
through the dance halls that all
night dancing and music playing
would be permitted after next Sun
day The chief of police, however,
today denied that.any such plan was
afoot,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10
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Hermiston offers to donate twenty
acres OF land worth $1,000 an acre,
to get state NorDal School located
there.
The horse fair and then the Cher
ry fair for Salem.
M%,k
That weekly horse market for Sa-
lem is a big thing There ought to
be a horse sale at Salem every Satur-
day. 1t would bring buyers and sell
lers together from all over the val
ley.
The Lincoln banquet Friday night
at the U. S. National Bank building
will be a hummer Pat Macarthur
will be the principal speaker.
!; X x
Catlin G. Linn, who are erecting
buildings at Salem, and run saw.
mill in Linn county, came to Salem
poor young men about twelve years
ago. They have made all kinds Of
money.
X X X
The flying machine is too swift
for some Salemites. 1t would never
do for Salem to be the first city in
the state to have an aviation ex-
hibit in the opinion of some. But
we ought to have it just the same.
X X X
Eugene has caught the rose craze
and contemplates the planting of
several thousand rose shrubs this
season. The object of the scheme
is to organize a rose society. a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10
staggers Skeptics.

That clean, nice, fragrant COM
pound like Bucklen's Arnica Salve
will instantly relieve a bad burn,
cut, scald, wound or piles, staggers
skeptics. But great cures prove it's
wonderful healer of the worst
sores, ulcers, boils, felons, eczema.
skin eruptions, and also chapped
hands, sprains and corns. Try it.
Csc at J. c. Perry's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10

A fair that will surpass every 9th
er like fair ever held in the history
of the city, and, for that matter, In
the history of the state, was the slo-
gan at the meeting of the members
OF the Board of Trade last night,
when the subject of the coming Cher
ry Fair was brought up for consid-
Grafton, and IL the plans as mapped
out last night are carried into exc
cution 1t will be a mammoth affair.
one of the greatest celebrations ever
held in the state. After a discussion
of the matter in all of its phases the
Cherry Fair committee, which is COM
posed of w. T. Stolz, c. l.. Dick,
Charles v. Galloway, w. /. Staley
and IL. ID. Patton, were instructed to
take the matter under consideration
and report the result of their inves-
legations and labors to general
meeting of the board.
Three Days of Celebration.
The plans, as outlined at the
meeting last night, was to unite the
Cherry Fair with the celebration of
independence Day, and to make the
two one mammoth celebration, to
last for period of three days.
Heretofore it has been the policy to
make the fair more of an exhibition
of fruit than a celebration, and some
sentiment exists in favor of this plan
even now, but the sentiment at the
meeting last night was to make It
celebration as well, and, looking to
that end. the fair committee was in
structed to make investigation as to
the entertainment and attractions
which could be prepared for the occa-
sion, and It looks now as though it
will include everything, from the
exhibition of box of Oregoas ia
NOUS cherries to an aviation meet.
Aviation Meet.
letter from Charles x. Hamilton. |
who recently flew at Los Angeles and
San Diego, and who during the COM
ing spring and summer viii entertain
the people of the states of Washing |
ton and Idaho with flights in the air,
was read. Hamilton wants to give an
at Salem, and wants a
guarantee, and In the event that he
is successful in signing a contract
with the people of Salem will guar
antee that no other meet of a similar
will be given in the state
OF Oregon. Mr.. Arnold, the carnival
man Of Portland, who has been fur
the Cherry Fair during the
past year with it's carnival shows. al
SO says he can furnish an aviator,
and both propositions were discussed
last night. The matter was finally
turned over to the committee, with
instructions to secure the meet If
possible. and II seems pretty certain,
in view OF the sentiment In favor of
Il, that the people of Salem will have
the opportunity of seeing along the
first part of July an aeroplane plow-
ing It's way through the Oregon air
of feet above their heads.
Race Meet.
Another matter which was brought
up, and which is receiving attention,
Is the holding of race meet during
the celebration. lt Is suggested that
horsemen could be interested to the
extent that IL could be made sue
cess In every sense of the word Sa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10
COMING EVENTS

Friday, Feb. 11-University Glee
Club at Opera House
Friday, Feb. 11-Lincoln's Birth
day banquet.
Saturday, Feb 12-Story hour at
Public Library at 9 a. m.
State.
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 11-12
AT the University of Oregon, there
will be held commonwealth con-
ference.
Feb. 11-12-O A. c. Armory,
Corvallis, Washington State College
VS.. o. A. c., Basket Ball.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Feb 10-11-12-The Dalles Poultry
Show.
Friday, Feb. 11-sixth Annual
District Convention of K. of P, at
Arlington.
Saturday, Feb 12-First Ward
Boosters meeting at office of H. A.
Johnson.
Monday, Feb. 14-At Grand
Opera House, Right of Way"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10

Most people know the feeling, and
the miserable state of III health it
indicates. All people should know
that Foley's Honey and Tar, the
greatest throat and lung remedy.
quickly cure the soreness and cough
and restore normal condition. Asl,
for FoAey's Honey and Tar. For
sale by j. c. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10

Don't be too much impressed with =
what some people" say. Sometime
these some people" are nothing
more than big bag of wind, in
fiated to sing their own praise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10

San Francisco police are investi-
eating the death of three men by
gas causes, in a room at the Ancon
Hotel. The men were ship stew
ards.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-10
CIackamas Republicans Gather

The first gathering of Republicans
in Clackamas county since the cam
paign of 1908, will take place next
Friday night, when the Republicans
of Park place precinct will form d
Republican club
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-12
Happenings in Missouri.


james Gay Butler retlTod tobacco
mansiaciuror. a ruDuied millionaire
ard director 10 the Mercantile Trasi
company ~ g. L0nln uu give away
every Bent o. his income from nov M
m b. deafh Fiay fhonaaad dollars
was given b. Butler toward TIE cree
ton " a i2iso0g building Tor ne
foung W0men'a ChflsuaR ssaoaaaon
Therc . a development 70 unrest
ah4eng The people that " shaping them
into classes and in shich the masses
are tending 20 Socialism. be Eaid
Manufacturer and men with mo1ey
must pay q little attention 10 the work
era Hadn't We better stop and think
about the welfare o. these people be-
fore we grind the last drop q blood
out q their bodies Mr.. Builder DE-
oiined 10 estimate the amount OF his
annual income which Be Eiu give
away.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-12
80 b ths sol Moyement.

a practical EFFORT Of national scope
10 materiaiize the sack 10 the aoii
movement was Instituted 1t 81 Louis
BY the preliminary formation Or The
National Farm Homes association Of
Missouri Articles of Incorporation A.
a charitable or phiianihropic a~ssoeia-
ton viii be applied Tor in the Missouri
courts with the following named o..
hcsrs. Gov. Herbert S Hadiey o.
Missouri. president; clifford Flnchot
OF Washington. first vice president; y
D. Tucker Of ST. Louis. second vice
president; John ~ Cnrran. immiFra.
ton agent Of Missouri. secretary; and
Walker 1871 Of 81 Louis. treasurer.
The first specific object the association
hopes 70 attain Is 10 establish farm
colonies In Missouri and IN other
states. where applicants for land may
support themselves In communities I'M
der the supervision o. expert agricui
turists TO be furnished BY The national
and state departments Of agriculture.
The second and larger object is 10
improve farm conditions generally.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-12
HEARST Has SUED wATIEsSo


Lo1isviAe. ksnp1ctJ mT1sgl
Lon - LeHia q local zttornsy Wlp
AR Ranfo,ba Heafn e11ersd H1G Be-
As federal onars aEslnst Hengg No.
terson. indsyanaiig fef sleeve are
ne coolGergoznuai sor nmllas
euoglt TIE nls aeainai Watttfasa
i bauei On BE ellloriE a lht Cornsr
Jpurnal u Apr1 %. Ehich acnsrslnT
- ne petition agga1dea fae zEfaeE
sale o. Hearst b. NagsF nagnor 81.
Ae press banqust IN NeE F0fE ana
Ecuep1ag a. proven GayEofs
ctarEea
The action againtt ne c~o1rierJsuf-
n1l a 10 tao suiis. fg- Use5a az
pUbishing = bead Hne rssdi1g Rearst
Gullty u a Peal OGsnse and re
other for an equal ano1nt f0r prlrr1x
he Associated Press aergunt, q Ae
9aynor speech
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-12
HOPE TO CONTROL The SENATE
Fory-Five Regular Rspg5gssrs Are
R~esrransing the Legislative
Program.

Washington. D C-FOry-fre seq
atOrs. al from the conservative CT
regular wing o. TIE membership are
said 20 have Joined in the moveDe1t
4. o formulate q a-dmiaistTatiun
legislative program
The new ORGANIZATION vas made sy
the conservative Republicans ia the
enort 70 maintain control - the sen
ate majority. Mutual confessions A.
ready have besn made, and Is e1-
pected nor viE be required 70 carry
out the plans q IRE regulars MGca
depends on he slecesk 81 Preg1ea;
Taft IN -harmonizing TIE ef1ereaces
that may arse
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-12

The dairy department Of the uniyer.
sity OF Missouri IS prepariug q o estab.
hsh dairy demonstration farns la
different parts oi tAc state A travel
ing dairy inspector has been appoiuted
who win visit localities in watch thero
are a number ~ farmers engAsod in
dairying lie Will cousah vita them
On better methods 81 feeding. use %
the Bahcock tesL kecpiug of miik ne
ordS seicctrd Of suitable hneedinr
animals and other problems In GARY
ms
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-05-12
80 - knIrd.

The St Joseph Horticulture society.
which comprises members Ia every
county in northwest Missouri. held a
meeting 20 compare figures and re.
pori Investigations on fruit crop dam
ages from the recent freezing. Cher.
ries are a total loss Peaches. rasD-
berries and blackberries wiu yield a
fourth crop Strawberries are un!n-
iured and grapes and plans fare about
As well Apples In the up.ands viii
bear half q crop The meeting was
attended more particularly by apple
growers znd The question o. spraying
bad The right o: way in the discus
sluus.