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New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

X,
BEANS AND PEAs--Receipts. DIS i' bags
beans and ago bags peas Trade is still III modes.,
Scotch peas IN a seers share In the rmness
choice salum s. ss ssssAps pss 9sTrSg Sc ss
s. yeoS eye Black 5ed tusiIs EdIney
ss: lima. california. 81 soas2 e5 PEAS. Scotch %
BUTTER-Receipts 4.7o1 pkps I,tt,e
fresh FIRE stock delivered Market triae steadier
plenty and Paens Process not
SOME, some business ss at lsc advance. Creamery
sas rsts afs af@sl sPeeisis secosSs ss
prime soass as n0 to ias nss sss good to
specials. Ssc; extras 2s1a a20c: rsts, 27aa9 lsc;
rst. msi'Un asa seconss ss
No aaaIoi thirds 22g2sc packing stock. No L. 25c:
CHEEsE@Receipass. G Is Ssss'f sss boxes: no .,nor,.
Fancy Fancy grades Of small full cream in active de-
Stocks OF fancy are light and holders are firm
Winter Winter made dull and irregular State. full
ie ospeber speba best @se 1s ,ats September fancy
13Ac: common to fair 13G15c; skins. tx H.
i2a12c fair to good 151s wntsr eonmon made best
full Skins. 5Qsisc. N'''' 'e''a0'
iresh gathered decidedly firm. Some surplus of
medium and lower grade. which is quiet at ir-
regular T prices Storage more active and decid-
euiy nrmer, although sales in range of quo
tations State. Pennsylvania and nearby. hen
aafSSeres RsfSS whsss fancy YGs. 4eaSoe small 4es
soa7c nrsts & 4oc: frsts ssaase lower grades.
ooogSaaci ne!d fresh. hrsts 31G33c; lower grades,
2S9@Sop: refrigerator fancy 27ls @2sc; frsts, asR
@ISS; seconds. 2Ssq26e; thirds. 23lf lfQ25c; poor
2l9; checks. 1920: lined. choice. 24a2Aikc
rhUITS-DRIED-Quie with little interest
IN spot evaporated apples. FRESH-Apples
quiet, put held steady. Cranberries dull but
m muncnanged- strawberries neglected Oranges
Pineapples have little attention APPLES
taeie sorts Dbl, 81 25@s4 50 Greening, 81 25
go; Far Western. boxes, 81 50@s4: GRAN
BERRIES. Cape Cod late, bbi. S3 5o1 Ga.
sarFy sTRA wRsp paeRs s4@sS Jersey ss 509s4 30:
ORANGES. pineapple, box. 81 sO@s3 90. otber
tIopaa fnrna 81 & q sS Porto Rico soc So 25 Cali
s.ran aorna' - 029 90 40; TANGERINES. Florida
81: Cuban. 75e @sl 80: MAspARINS. Florida,
strap. II 5o@$2 25; GRAPEFRUIT. box. 81 81
81 10; Nassau. 81 53@s2 81: PINEAPPIES
FIoIioa' e, crate, 75c@s1 rs; Porto Rico. 75c a
HoPs-Rather more activity. both on the
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Jan. B.-CATTLE-Receipts, 500;
steady; beeves. - 15@$7 IS; Texas steers H9
feeders sass scws and Sefei s. g,s sS
calves. s. ss@tlo. HOGs-Recsipts 1000: Sc
lower; light. IS 4os$s SO; mixed: s. 4oass so;
heavy. ss4oe:s %: rough, - %saSs 81 good 70
of sales, IS s5ass So sHEEP-Receipts. 1000:
steady; native, $4936 10: Western. $4qS6 Is: :
yearings. ss 1898; lambs. native. So 25g$S so;
Western. So 35Sss Is.
asssv St RS. s.n ico. aas,vs
Workers.. IS s5ase: pigs IS s5SSs 90: roughs
IS 23G$S 40. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts.
6.0UO active and steady.
200. including 100 Southerns: steady; receipts
for the week. $4,000: choice export and dressed
beef steers. $6a91 25; fair TO good. SoGss: West
So 4o9$5 rs; Southern steers. s4aS6; Southern
cows, 81 1884 so: native cows 81 50G$5 %
native heifcrs 50 5OG$o; bulls. 50 5osl$5 calves.
$4d$s 25. HOGS-Receipts. 5000; 6910c lower:
OF sales ss aoass So; heavy, IS 5S9ss 60: packers
and butchers. IS 356$s So: light. $s@ss As: pigs.
So 1887 IS. sHEEP-Rcceipt,. 1.eOo; steady:
yearllngs. SO 75a$7 u.s. western. IS 25ass; ewes.
"a S5gs6 so; stockers and feeders IS so 5.
Cincinnati. Jan. 15.-CATTLE-ReceIpts.4 432;
steady and quiet: fair to good shippers, S. 5o9
sS5; common 81 s5gt4. HoGs-Receipts.
ssass TO- S. oss @ sPa shp
Receipts. 225: strong. 81 1895 Is. LAMBs-Ac-
tive s,,nS,ss and strong 1oc higher & s. 7sass IS
choice. IS 75ass 90; prime. IS 4Oass ss SHEEP
and Common; s2asa So lambs. ssSss 80. ~ VEAL fali.
CALVES: s9as9 Is HoGs..-Receipts light
roughs. 81 So@ss.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

Pacific Coast and In this state. Several thou
sand bales have been sold In oregon for ex-
port at 20 a 22c and holders frmer in their
views few sales in Sonona at 21c, but
stocks generally held higher. In New YORK
state 200 bales sold in Otsego County at 500
3oMc and several hundred bales in Oneida
and Madison counties at 2I 30c. Local trad
ing very quiet but little mo, more business s, re, re-
dertone state 1909 1909 prime to h;a choice, s $40
good 81 q, 23c; state. 1905, prime to choice.
and 1907. nominal; Pacific Coast, dsos. prime
to choice 1sd 20c; 1907, IL q 1oc: l9o6, sg loc;
Germans. 1909 6S@ re.
HAY AND STRAW-PracticaIly unchanged.
Little stock arriving, but prices hold up.
POULTRY-ALIvE,No live poultry un, no
loading. but cars of late arrivals are on the
tracks. Scarcely any trading, and close to Q
cars unsold in i9bbers, hands Prices nomnay ,rasy
complete standstill. and most receivers have
surplus which will have to be carried over
Western adyices still strong, and with light in
voices holders are firm on all fancy grades, ex-
cept geese, which are still easy. Fancy large
roasting chickens and heavy fowls held with
and firm. DRY PACKED-TURKEYS. Mary
Ssslby
scaded 2292ae Western s dry picked selected @
% hens 24c dry picked, selected. young si hens SAND and
toms. 24c; fair to good 222a2Sc; old toms. 2le; M
s suhsTn y PhsdepSa Ssos seaSS osa s
2ee: other Western. 1sa25c BRoILERs Phila-
to sspaa pa ana 6anSy yosq qua m a p
25c: Western. dry picked. milk fed fancy. fro
zen, 2Sc; fresh: 24q2Sc; corn fed fancy. frozen.
25c: fresh, 19q21c; Michigan. scalded, 10000;
other Western, 1sG2oc: CHICKENS. roasting.
Philadelphia, fancy. ID and over to pair 10 20
@27c:. PENNSYLVANIA, s Ib, 2la22c; Western, dry
picked, pick milk fed 10. 22q2sc: corn fed. 1870
10c: Ohio and Michigan, 1S919c; other Western,
1I@1sc: CHICK EMS. mixed weights Phiiadel-
phia. fancy, 23c; Pennsylvania. 15@19c; West
ern milk fed. dry picked. 19c; corn fed 16lsc;
,Ds western sealded Ice: Ohio and Michigan. i6@
1910; CHICKENS. 14Q15c; FOWLS, Western
boxes. 90 1o and over, dozen. 17i2c: 4s 10 l7c;
a6a42 10: l5916c; Western. barrels. dry picked,
heavy l61c; small. 15G161ac: Ohio and Michi-
gan scalded, 16q1612c; other Western 13G16c:
OF OLD ,oS COCKS; lsc; DUCKS. Maryland. jersey.
erna 1oa19c; GEESE, Maryland. jersey etc IA
Wtog near6y i2al3c Wisconsin. stuffed 15c
as aozen; , SI .og$5 poor dark. 81 so; cuils 500
zoe; E SfEiNi GUlNEAS, 1b and over, pair ST.
GAME-Rabbits in moderate supply and
prime lots firm. occasionally exceeding outside
quoIa.on Jack rabbits slow. Wild ducks steady
PRE,SH RABBITS, pair, 12G1Sc; JACK RAR.
81 81 rSsp = pair, 50q60c; WILD DUCKS canvas nair
- oo@so: redhead 81 5oQ$2; mallards, ST 25;
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
FOREIGN MARKETS.

urss ur.T5 sals s,9L Jan -wHEAT-Spot dull: fut-
spot --aaIcn. IS SAD; May. ss I15d. CORN
= sd- s.e.el' new American mixed, SIS 6lZd: old.
Isa9srrv i1i25es n, Gull; January mixed. 5s 6Md:
seady 7s dTilaie' IS 7bd. PEAS-canadian
as Size. FLOCR-Winter patents quiet.
g co. Sin LONDON OPaciic COAST. firm.
rs 81 Bt-t2f'-EKtra India mess strong,
l0s u .s,@yisA--Prime mess Western uOminaily
csInbelT1ls-sl1 l1 -sl1s-short cut firm, eos Cd. BACON
eAg oi1se i..e tut S1s Cd: short rib. steady. 66s;
ss sha,, iaidales light firm. SIS ed heavy.
s.ssdy es Gear backs. 64s Sd: clear bellies,
fs & 20. sHOCLDERS-Sauare strong.
Deiis d,7I II-AgD-American refined tierces and
sfie ar. sts "a cHEESE-Ca Canadian firest
frisie ,i.,-i is %: colored. 5ss- TALLOW-
I'm s5s slea ~ :s5s Sd: Australian. in London,
kosIH-- 6z &c. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. as 4lzd.
ined s,sCJsi,.i'lol lCs 4iSd. PETROLEUM-Re-
q. Sd Ssolyy..r~ I5zd. LINsEED oIL-Strong.
euiet 2,s ,oit1ASE iitoASEE ID olL-Hul refined, spot.
rs s6h' s6 Jan I5.-suGAR-Raw centrifugai,
i.lls F.T,nl llII1scpYano. lbs: beet January, 13s.
heED T,Ty ~aleutta. ApTii-Juue res Cd LIN
rR0LFf-I ':5s I'd. SPERM oIL-f2s Pc
.ekF Ey1Ie,1a,i ineilesn refined. oisd spirits. I'd.
ee IA. 81 o55AE-spiTits AIS 80, ROSIN-Com-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
ruddy. 15cns1; TEAL. bluewing, 75ca$1: green
wing Gon75c.

ruddy. T5casl; TEAL. biuewing. 75cas1: green
POTATOES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steady. butt in little demand No fresh de-
lvcries of southern vegetables. Prices on all
nominnlly steady. Onions hrn for choice.
Maine, in bulk, iso ID. 81 75@s2; bag. 8 COO
State 81 to- and 0HE in gS bulk or lsS s.
Tag 81 5oGs1 60; Western. lSo-ro bag. 81 a5;
sS 81 oas2 Soas2 So Co. basket 4ocasi ARTTcHoKEs.
leans. iorns ss ' ss@s2 So hsussEEs sPkouPs Is
quart, e@loc: BEETs, Charleston rh 100 punches.
sSts s o5sane o eSsS ton sa@
hbl or bag, sl@sl 25; charleston, 100 lunches 81
domestic. sisasso; 100. s4ass; Dbl 81 sSasI Is:
fsS tGn p9 rIERY aoRs
stalks s945c; state and .5 Jersey case sas2 3
q 50 Fiorldsa basket, ask 81 aSasl !s GsIiieTn,s:
and and EscHRoLE, New S Orleans. ~f Dbl s. soss4:
EGGPLANTs; Florida, box. ,sias5; cuban, siS
bs 5osoe fSs sS ifss New S
Orleans bbi s2ass; ST.. LETrucE charlest9n
ss:s: ss oea 81 eFds sb 0ais box aS i
BEANS; Bermuda, S box s.; LEEKs Nex or
state and d Western white crate socasI; basket;
81 IS; Orange County. 'yellov. bag. 81 25dsI 81:
red Ss e. sn,s Valley yeeS ss
s.; Cuban; ssass; PEAS, Florida:: basket, sac
PARsNIPs, bbI: slasI 90, PAISLEY. New Or
leans curly S5Ds6; plain, S6d$s: Bermuda.
crate 81 T5ms2: RoMAINE. Florida. basket, 81
@s2 25; Bermuda; crate; SlasI IS; sHAILoTs.
Florida wax fancy. basket So 5O6SS4; green. 81
ass; poor. to good. 81 5oass; SPINACH. Nor
white, box sl@s1 so Cuban, box, 81; TUR-
NIPs, rutabaga Dbl. 60cas1; white, 6oc9s1;
S11$1 T5: WATERCRESS. 100 punches. $1QS2.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

CALVES - Receipts. 54s head all for
butchers except f45 head. Little doing. but
feeling steady Good Indiana fed calves sold at
So per 100 10, Dressed calves steady to strong
at last quotations.
Sales-Kerns Commission Company % Indiana
calves. 3T6 10 average. So per 100 ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1911 cars.
or I. 2oS head. all for slaughter. except y car
Little doing. but feeling steady for both sheep
and lambs Dressed mutton and dressed lambs
ss SLOW at ass d o, .pntsy dressed hot
s<ales-Kerns Commission Company: 4 Indiana
sheep. III ro IS per 100 10; IA culls "a n. s. So
goats. 63 10. -.
HOGS-Receipts. 23h cars or 4.sio head
all for slaughter. No trade Nominaliy firm
Country dressed Arm at 10h 612c per 10; light
pigs selling at 12hc.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16


FLOUR AND MEAL-FIour dull and feat
ureless with prices nominally unchanged, al
though buyers We're disposed to wait for lower
prices on account of the break in wheat
PROVISIONS-Easier The hog market also
developed some weakness closed steady.
PORK-Steady; mess. S24 a s2i 20; family. s28
a SIG 90 short clear s25d $27 so. BEEF
Firm; mess, s11 50ds12 so: family sl6@
SIC so; packet s12@$12 80; extra India mess.
DRESSED HoGS-steady: bacon. 11%c; lsO
ID, I1Hc: 100 Ib, 12hc; 40 lb. '12bc; pigs.
12&c CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies quiet ;
smoking, I3kc; 10 lb. 13c; u lb, 13c; IA ib,
I3c. Picked hams steady. 1874 a lac, TAIL
LOW-Firm; city, 6&c; country, 614 a &c.
IARD-Easy; Middle Western, 1290@i3c;
city barely steady, 12%c; refined South Amer
1880: compound, 10l4 a 1o1c. STEARINE-
OIeo, 17Q17Hc; city lard l34 131sc .
sUGAR-Refned firm. but unchanged. fine
granulated 5.05c net, less ] per cent cash
The London market for beet sugar dull and
Ad lower: January and February. 13s; May, 13s
9Ld Raw here firm: centrifugal. 96 test at
: i7c. rnuscovado. 50 test. 3.67c. and molasses
RICE~steady. business slow, owing to the
storm.
METALs-Pig iron certificates unchanged
no sales.
MOLAssEs AND SYRUPs-steady. but un-
changed and quiet
NAVAL sTOREs-rurpentine spiri,sa firm
and unchanged.
OHs-f.fnseed oil firm; prices fully main
,ained Refined petroleum unchanged
COTTONSEED OIL-Excited and nervous.
b,,f al the close easier at points advance to
10 points decline. Sales. 100 barrels. Local
contract prices: t.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

a. ~7...caso Jen. 15.-Wheat at the start fell
VIZ 4 IN ~ 7sc 10 lAc. The close was strong
f,on fI ne range from Isc lower 10 unchanged
& III i4sf yesterdays final, with May at 81 1112W
= Corn early IA the day fell off from
rSrp 2c The close was strong with
esg5Se q q nom A4c 10 nc higher than yester-
an MAJ ON the decline May sold off TO
eiae,,.as sho on the advance touched 69isc,
sc sSs a. o6kg5Sc. oats ranged between
Ga e.l &c May touching a low point of
rrissee ana high OF 4s1Lm 4Sssc, its closing
ierSs...@n winch was HG4c higher than yes
esrrs : cose. Provisions eased off In the
~ Heefs Pork and lard closed from
s5sb . l2azc lower than yesterdays final,
pricas '.os practically unchanged. Closing
lara az :A May products We're: Pork, s22 0712;
y. s-z -. and ribs. sll 60MSll 62h.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. January 15 1910.
BEEyES-Receipts. rs cars. or l. 49, head
all for export and slaughter. Nothing doing in
live cattle, but feeling firm. Dressed beef quiet
at last quotations Shipments to-day the
Minnehaha to London, 397 cattle and 1000 quar-
ters. The st Louis, with LILO quarters, may
not get off before Monday; the winifredian. with
395 cattle and SIS quarters. will probably sail
to- morrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CONTRACT 6s-
CATSKILL AOUEDUCT.

SEALED BIDS will be received by tha
Board of Water supply. In Room 9i0 299
Broadway. New York until IL A. NJ on Jan
uary rs. 1910. for Contract IS for the con
struction OF seven steel pipe siphons consist
ing OF riveted steel shells feet o inches ana
III feet inches nominal inside diameter en-
veloped with concrete and lined with Portland
cement mortar. aggregating 26 miles: also
several stretches OF aqueduct In open cut ana
on embankment or cut -and-eoyer aqueduct
aggregating about go feet The work -
located in the Towns OF Yorktown Mt Plsas-
ant and Greenburg. and the City OF Yonksra
Westehester County. New York.
At the above time and place the bids VIII
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con-
tanning information for bidders and pamphlets
of contract drawings be obtained at Room
eoC at the above address by dspositlng the
sum OF Ten Dollars 800 for each pamphlet
For further particulars see Information for
Bidders.
JOHN A BENSgI. President:
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW.
Commissioners OF the Board Of Water Supply.
J. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engines,
THOMAS HASSETT. Sssrstasys
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
GOLD AND SILVER PLATERS-
Brass Beds RefiniShed

Tables Lamps Clock Sets. Knives. Forks. Spoons
and all kinds OF Silverware rsplated and re-
paired r. PLUMACHER & SONS. 544 East
GOLD. silver nickel brass oxidizlns plating
and finishing at COLUMBIA LAMP WORKS.
245 West alth 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

New York, January Is, 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Very weak early, and
prices declined over 1c a bushel with a con-
tinuation of the professional liquidation, which
was the feature at the close Friday Late
in the day prices were steady, regaining all
the early loss, but just at the close there was
slight decline. New York at l o'clock quoted
81 1S7s for May, July 81 1o1s asked, and Chi
cago closed at unchanged TO 3sc net decline.
Liverpool was lower, but failed to make full
response TO our weakness of Friday. Export
sales were reported of about 10 loads of Mani
toba wheat. No red wheat here closed 81 80
elevator domestic and f b afoat, nominal:
No Northern Duluth, 81 24A. and No hard
winter, 81 % afoat nominal: CORN
Easier early, and prices declined about &c
from the previous close. At the decline the
market was down over &c a bushel from the
recent advance, but shorts were good buyers
on the break and prices quickly regained the
loss and closed steady at ~ a q &C net advance.
No corn here closed 75c elevator domestic,
75zc delivered and 731Sc afoat, all
nominal. OATS-Sagged off little early, but
rallied at the close. Cash oats were firm. with
mixed nominal; natural white. % TO 80 lb.
IS Il 55hc. and clipped white "a to AZ lb,
54@ 5sc: RYE-steady; No Western, SeAc.
nominal, b New York. BARLEY-Quiet; !;
feeding nominal.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

buInished by +. Thomas Reinhardt. No. IS
hFoaa street. New York. and No. 81 Devon-F
k..ilf Efrae. Igc.for
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hair, cures dandrufr or money refunded: 81
will convince YOU Jules Ferond. 236 West Goth
ST.. New York
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STORAGE AND MOVING
RESORTS.
ARKANSAS.

STORNGE AND MOVING.
LONG ACRE STORAGE WAREHOUSE 40
West 47th st.-Office. 1851 Broadway Pack
ing. moving. shipping. Telephone 1858 Bryant.
HAEGERS- STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO. stu
ave. 32d to saith sts.-Storage for furniture;
padded vans for moving: boxing, packing and
shipping estimates furnished. 'Phone 32lOV3Sth
CENTRAL. STORAGE WAREHOUSES; 3o7 w
37th St, Sth ave-Moving, storage pack
ing shipping Tel. 3390-Ssth.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE Co. 21i
East Tooth st.-Storage. moving and carpet
cleaning. Telephone s60-79th ST.
MCKINLEY STORAGE co. 2a2 East I1sth st
VANS for moving. shipping packing: moderate
charges Tel lsl4-Harlem.
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE AND VAN co, 10
East 125th st,-storage. moving; packing: best
service. Telephone.
DAUBS STORAGE WAREHOUSE rs LIST ave-
Storage. moving packing. shipping; safes and
pianos moved. Tel. 124-Orchard
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
OLD GOLD AND NER

GOLD silver. platinum diamonds rubies san
phires pearls. emeralds, pawn tickets. vaI-
uables bought John Daley. 654 9th ave.
WORKOUT gold and silver bought nv n
Longman's Sons. gold and silysr renners, .
John o.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
ELECTROTYPERS

ELECTROTYPING, all descriptions; advertisn0
electros in quantities exceptionally low rates
Empire City Electrotype Co. 251 William 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
PRIVATE AMRuIANcES.
TOILET PREPARATIONS.

EDWARD ]. sCULLY, private ambulances
transportation OF sick and invalidS. 64
ave. y. Y. Tel. I21S Spring
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
DOGS AND BIRDS.

INCUBATORS and BROODERS.-Also a com
plete line OF Poultry and Dog supplies Write
for catalogue. The United Co. 26 Vesey ST..
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

For Both Sexes-City.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DE RIVE DETECTIVE BUREAU,-Licensed
and bonded: male female; shadowins in
vestigations: strictly confidential: all languages
spoken. 100 West 9th ST. Telephone T+5s-
Madison So
DETECTIVE. rates 10 suit. any proposition;
licensed. bonded. FREDERICK WAGNER. 162
East S6th 81. Telephone.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
BosTor CURB STOCKS.

Coupon or registered.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-30
Informal Sunday Supper.

Informal suppers on Sunday evenings
are the entertainment provided by one
country hostess for her friends, and SO
successful have these affairs become that
never is she without several visitors and,
as the meal is of a kind that can be serv-
ed at any hour. guests have no feeling of
being too late.
The hostess has but one servant and
allows her to go out every Sunday. 1t is
easier to do without any service than to
have that which is bad, the employer
sensibly maintains, and declares that it
would be demOraiiZing to work at other
times did she allow too much latitude to
the maid in the dining room on Sundays.
So after the formal midday dinner is over
and the dishes washed the maid lays the
supper table and then departs.
Supper is either cold or there is but one
hot dish. this being made in the chatting
dish and chosen with a view to not spoil
ing by standing in the hot water acket
Curried eggs, creamed chicken or salmon,
or something similar is usually prepared
and, incidentally, should any be left over
it is excellent for lunch the next day.
Besides this hot food there Is always
vegetable salad and usually a jelly with
mayonnaise, selecting either cucumber or
tomato. There is bread and butter and
berries or other fruit or a kind that will
keep for many hours without looking left
over.
All these are on the table at once.
There is no table cloth, but a center
piece, a dish of flowers and candles.
Plates are not placed at regular intervals.
but left in a pile, one at either end OF.
the table. Knives are also together and
so are forks, two sets being at either
side of the table to save unnecessary
reaching. The jug of iced tea and glasses
for it are on a side table, and the des-
sert may be kept there also.
The usual time for going into the din
ing room is o'clock, but as the supper
cannot he harmed by standing and there
is no maid to be delayed. the hostess
goes when she feels like 1t, and from
then on to half-past friends drop in.
Each person serves himself as at any
buffet supper, and there is never an
evening when all is not gayety and fun.
Such entertaining is no tax on the host
ess, and she sees her friends far more
often than she would under other cir
cumstances. Since automobiling has be-
come more general her house is more or
less of q meetingplace for persons who
live many miles apart, and Sunday night
suppers have become an institution in the
household. ROSANNA SCT1 ~ LC1R'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-30
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
p0CEUHIE Md lime ~


ROCKVILLE, Md, June 80, 1910.
The public school teachers of Mont
gomery county will have to serve for
another year, at least, on the small
salaries included in the special schedule.
Notwithstanding that hundreds of tax
payers of the county, petitioned the county
commissioners to increase the appropria-
school commissioners to increase the SAL
aries Of the teachers 10 per cent all along
the line, and in spite of the suggestion
that $500 a year, which is all some OF
the teachers receive, is not SUFFICIENT, the
commissioners decided that the present
state of the county's finances would not
permit of any additional expenditure for
the purpose indicated. So $4,000, the
same as last year. will be placed at
the disposal of the school commissioners
as the countys contribution toward the
support Of the public schools of the
county.
The funeral Of Ruth Wood, the fifteen
year-old colored girl who was killed last
Sunday evening by an automobile driven
by Roy M Palmer OF Washington. took
place Yesterday afternoon from the col
ored NJ E. Church here. The services
were conducted by the pastor. Rev
Holt, assisted by Rev. P. X. Fonvllle,
pastor of the A. NJ. E. Zion Church.
While the services were in progress
Rev. Holt read a letter from Pa1mers
mother to the Wood family. In which
the sorrow of the members of the Palmer
family over the sad accident and their
sympathy for the bereaved family We're
touchingly expressed. Mrs. Palmer also
sent. on behalf of the family, beautiful
floral design.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-30

The manner Of drying the hair after
shampooing is sometimes responsible for
damage to the scalp. To dry with heat
that Is artificial, no matter in what form
it may be applied. direct, is injurious be-
cause it dries the natural oils already
thinned by washing. 1t is easy to stick
ones head in the iron bonnet affected
by some hair dressers, and not be dis
turbed while the moisture is absorbed,
but if. this treatment is continued in
definitely scant locks will follow.
combination Of rubbing and sun
makes the ideal dryer. To be sure, an
other person to do the drying then be-
comes essential. but there is usually a
member Of the family who is willing to
be pressed into service il she can have
the same act done for her later.
By rubbing with soft towels. not only is
the moisture taken out without shrivei-
ing the pores, but a certain amount Of
massage is given. in itself highly bene-
fetal because 1t promotes circulation.
1t is a temptation to use Turkish towels,
for they absorb quickly, but the selection
Is not wise because they shed lint, even
when new. and the work may be finished
leaving the locks peppered with fine