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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-01-05
Our System of Notation.

Some system of notation has been
used since time out of memory.
The first record we have of it is of
figures written with a stick on fat
surface covered with sand. Before
that all calculations were made with
pebbles, beans and the like. Even
now the Chinese do their calculating
with little stones or beads strung
on wires, in frame. The Romans
first used vertical lines-I, II, III,
etc.-to express numbers. The Ara
bic figures, which we commonly use
at the present time, are of much
earlier date. The Arabic system is
chiefly valuable on account of the
great convenience it affords by CIV
ing a figure a value according to the
place it occupies in the line. By
this system the most enormous sums
can be expressed by the ten little
characters which form the numer-
ical alphabet.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-01-05
Notice to the Public
Once more does the Single King
come before the public to supply the
needy ones with Roofing Material.
Five Cars of Shingles

Just received from the western
coast, Washington Red Cedar l6and
IS inch; Michigan White Pine 16
inch. The best ever brought to this
village.
Also a full stock of Felt Roofing in
all its kinds and quality. No. /
Poplar Lath.
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Special Summer SaIes---Speedins Spring.
Overflow Budget

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and they conclude thsrsfrOm that the
nr'tash race are the covenant people.
Ine stone In the British coronation chair
In Westminster Abbey. they ASSERT. u
not Jacob's pillow. but part Of tho rock
which Aoaes smOe0 and out Of which
water flowed
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Extraordinary
Sales
for tuesday.

Ise. 20 sAe. Pine Embreadssy Nasiass. se-
lee. and %. q ysrd-
60. 10 an 70 saa - iars Pisuncinss. ses.
and use. . yard.
NAlasssh sss.. .ss. % Ise. Kinds. 81 Iss. -
sse.
ssc. AMI &C. AIlgvers. Bes.
ana ~ hnS0 sAAntssg Poagsss. sse. gard.
sos - Iaeh Btsek TsssaA. ses. ysrd.
SIN - IscA Tsrs dyed bsaok SesAsuas
Peagss. 80. . yard.
women's Daaasy ROulard Drs~sss. Gees.
Dotted Ysalssd Dsssssa. esAee.
e. % sim Tamsta psrsasaa. oa.ea.
$50 SIM Tamsts PsrasslA Ol-os
$40 slEs TsGeta PaFnnslA e8.0e.
Men'a ~. Tubular FosF- To- haaas. 8oe.
Meas MaaFss PaisInss. 0oe.
Men's casabrte Nlsha1nirts. Bee.
chlogtds % Ums. b.
saipAS- Napsthaa nas.
sulpnur CanAasA Sc.
hsady Hsilana Rosss. syssEs cd. ses. saeh.
NSns c. q. q.
EnrIiuh Hedge aAsaEs 60. 10 eB.Bo.
Garden SpaAaa, aoe. - 0n.1G
Grass HsokA. 14e. - 1ee.
Kight Arm Tuwei DEfsTss 8ea.
SET WEinging MspA 81A
oasdsn Hass. ~ ~. on.R9.
Plns Irtnn anl asoarn 1oun1o aaaln anunaah
Tssls cISsAs - Oaossasb l.sasa1 q SS.1Hs
1il yards sanerA
PIns ITssn sna ssssch asuhas sam aamsuh
Tsbls clashs 90 0s.eo oarh hnsaso1 - slAIss
~ yards square.
oad lot oe hsavy blssehsd saaAA dannaah
DlnneF NapAina. n lDrbes nquars. regular
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Tho aeona m ~. n',ss.A S..s--...s,.r ,s.I,.
ln W.mar,,r.,.- 49,. - -. -
not Inc,h,~ nII,r,- -. - ;, ~. 80
w-h,.h 49, - - - = ..,'I-.s
wa,.r ao-.-S WV
The results that NAV enaue from being
married 90 q suffraReatO were revealed
the othsr day In q London suburban
police court. Mra. TnnnieRRe took up
the cause and was not abb 90 spsnd much
time at home. When the husband re-
monserassd she simply commanded her
daughter % pack fathar'a aripnack and
there and then ordered him out OF the
houss.
Hewent. and then the lady sued him for
desertioa and demanded allmOny.
But surely you did not take II 90
feeblyP" ASKED the Magistrate OF the
husband.
1t was no uss objecsins.- was the an
swer she wanted 20 be master and said
that 10 I annoyed her abe would lock
ms1p. ! was Only too anxious 10 10 baek
home. but shs would not let me-
The case was dismissed.
Deapite the fact that the English preaa
ascribes all tho freak PARTIES invented
and all the queer pets owned to the whims
% Americas smart set. tho latest pct
taken up by the English women 70 q
chimpannes. A roller skating II alsO q
crane. q chimpan1ee that can skate b the
last word In novelties.
Ono of these accomplished animals
made len appearance at the Holland Park
rink In charge Of q very pretty woman
and cAuaed a sensation as he skated nom
chalantly about. A well known importer
Of animals says that the chimpAnzes has
snperBeded all rivals an the pct Of the
momsnt. He comes from South Africa,
and AFTER siK mocths training n M
for any society and guaranteed by
tho importer 20 prove an acquisition in
any hosAs.
They teach him 60 dress himself in
clothes similaF 10 thoas worn by little
boys: to sit at table: TO eat with a apoon
and to drink out Of q cup, and generally
TO behave himself like wei brought up
child When he passes into the hands
Of private owrer Cat q cost Of from 500
10 ssaD) his training can he cor tir Ted an
the owner pleascs.
iheoaore hroslI. p'e' a~er OF the hIts
no'ei IN LONDON has Juss rs'urnea rom
New YORK. snu IN an interview has gwen
hts We've on TIE American hotel system
AND sxplaine1 TIE ma7reF w. Which
differs from the Europea~ system
The American hoteha. he savs. are
very IRE and luxurious. hut they are
hardly ~ GoOd - the average EnEliah or
continental hotet. ms n ho' snrprlsine.
a. the AmeFlcans ave in one great r'hSia
and are always on the hustle
I'm q New York hotel OF restaurant
shout $40 10 ZOO people have 70 he
s.rveI hetvaen I'm AID s.m p NJ wrhilo
her. the r,,n,hsr durirs ar. same p.rls,I
would urobablV not eRCms1 n copDla of
hundred. The natural oonssluence n that
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Oxford students have hOnored J.. c.
Hun. the American Rhodes scholar. by
electing him president Of the Oxford
University Athletic Club. This h the
iirSt time an American ever has been
elected To manage an Oxford athlselc
team. Il 10 tribsIts not only tO Hull's
sthletic prOwess hut alsO To he popularity
~ a man.
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praetios. which IL calculated TO disturb
the proper running % the trAfie upon the
system By rstardlng tho departure q .rains.
and witch 10 thus franRht With incon-
vcnisnCe and even danger 20 tho public.
- the arst condition oi safe travelling n
punctnAiity. Persons discovered klssinG
will b Liable 60 prosecution.
u b pointed out that inasuslch a some
q the lines managed by private companies
always run their srains on time kissinG
mrnss DO oonhned to the state managed
lines.
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Ae"I'our Hssne occurred IN nerhn wnen
uOu.s o. psAcA Henes Alers' VINO haa
.e"s, playnG y" mon'n@ muso nail
Va c"'sf ""n i'snuen: ~u ."e e'sy tne
"'ner cay me D.Aess mao Apparently
oonanered ~h"'esae the hearts ot tsmi-
Al midday. a. they prepared To drive
TO the railway station. a crowd Of Leo
parsons. mostly women and young girls.
gathered Opposite the music hall. Eight
policemen tried To keep order. but tho
VonSen and girls broke through the
Gordon and demanded angTtly a last fare
well from the blacks. Many % the Women
were pretty aud well dreNHed and when
the scene was over they departed in
taxicabs.
The Sensealsae. With complncsnt smlles
on their broad faces. tsnderly emhraosd
and kissed their adOr.ra. and 90 loud
cries Of Come back soonl- drove away m
droskyu
The Berlin newapapera commeut HIT
terry on what they call "a typical picture
Of B~rIin manncra and moral. Th.v
~ Ill '..e - Ia - nou'ns $50 ths
, so'eln'l'.,''. - - - sn 1911 warn
Carrying on AmstOry correspondents with
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About 80 msmhers and gus-ts % the
Poetry Recital Soclssy dinsd together
On Tuesday, night. and although the
A@smblags Included bsarSS- Of names
like Shakospsars. Wordsworth. colsridee.
Shelley. Dryden. sosHthey and Tennyson
one guest only who had Keats In bracksta
after hia name on ths list % dinsra) shOwed
any of tho traditional sigma Of being q
ppst BY wearing :ong hair and . velvet
coat.
Direct and collateral descendants Of
most names famous in EnGlish verse
were present. Democratic respecfabtiisy
was the keynote Of the NESTING. although
Lord Coleridgs. repressnting Samuel
Taylor Colsridss. and Britain's premier
peer. the Duke OF Norfolk. representing
Henry Howard. Earl OF Surrey. we're there.
No one was barred by his position, - vas
shown by little snecdots told by another
Coleridge. He wAs taking his ticket at
his underground ssAtions to GO 20 the
banquet vhan tho ticket clerk said:
Going TO the pOsts' dinner. sir'-
Yea
so n my father a q descendant Os
warton. once Poet aureats.'
CHANGER IVES rsprpssused by . lady
claiming direct descent and by . gentle
man descended from thu poets fAthsr-in-
Law. There seems q strong tendenoy
among tho deacendAnta Of posts. collateral
or direct. 20 enter thu Church. The most
important 0f the seven clAimants Of
relationship With shakespeare Was the
Rev. J. W. Shaksspears. . Baptist minister.
Worvlsworth'a representative proved TO
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and hnlrAina eeFipas niRh grade WorhnRnahip. LAni
az sOft siiks. ai1ss fFonl ~ 10 a bust maasurS.
aaseea ases. rsg csnRaa nafana.
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The Italian telegraph system 10 prob
ably the most insficisnt In Europe.
COatmssd On SixtssnA Paos.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
SEW YORK. STOCESAND BONDS
Spectators Indicate Their Intention
Of Playing Waiting Game.
CURRENT EVENTS HAVE NO EFFECT
suEar stocks Drop On Aceount OF New
ssit fer Df-soiutioa-Reosea
isG 90 rate HesrinE 70
Impertant.

NEW YORK. sept H-The stock market
showed nothing 50 clearly the inssteng
determination % SPECTATORS 70 marx time
ana await events Inc net changes a. the
end OF the DAY proved fnconsequentiaL
Immediate events Rad ittis effec- on the
market IN vfeN % the Importance attached
70 the outcome q affairs in the more dis
tant futures. especially the elections and
the supreme court decisions on the trust
u The shares OF the American sugar Re
inning company which vas ascribeu 70 the
new suit intented for its dissolution
me reupeninE o. the railroad rate hear
ing a. ChicaEo D. looked upon starting
an important stage in that proceeding
Ehich may define more clearly the scope
OF the task Confronting the Interstate com
for liking freight charges Il Is expected
That q weight viii remain on speculative
activity in railroad securities until more
light is obtained on the outcome Of the rate
inquiry.
A nse In copper in London vas an in
cldent q the day Steel Uade advices we're
not altered In tone. the expectation per
slsting that lower prices Tor finished pro
ducts viii be shortly announced
The small compstfrion manifest for the
weeks arrivals o. god in the London
market bad . quieunE effect on money
MARKETS Last weeks loan expansion Of
the New York banks IL sid 20 have been
for account OF southern financial centers
and Obviously represents preparation for
possible contingencies In the cotton bin con
IUNerEy with foreign hankers
Bonds irregular Total sales 81. ~ .on
United States - declined n per cent
IN the BID price on call
Number Of saiee and leading quotations
on stocks Nere as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Would Go
Home TO Mother
Fourteen-Year-0ld Mrs. is Tired
Of the Man She Welded
Hastily.

Oracle Green. aged IA has rspsntsd her
marriage 20 James HuHd- she told Judge
sutton Of the juvenile court Monday morn
ing that she would not live with her new
husband and that she wanted 10 go home
To her mother. she also testified that Hurd
Was intoxicated when they NeTs Married
After an acquaintance OF less than
twenty four hours the girl and Hurd were
married al Council Bluffs The license Was
secured ~ Violet DuvGL a friend, and her
husband. Nho sVo ore the girl vas Is years
Of age Judge sutton took no maj action
In the case NOnday- PoStPonins IL until
Monday. September -
Violet ana nsr husband mad been notified
70 appear IN court but they did not snow
I'D. II they refuse 10 appear the juvenile
authorities viii start proceedings against
them in Council Bluffs On q charge Of aid
ing and sbsthng a delinquent The Young
wifs Is staying a. the DetsnuOn home
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
AarIet Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the TradiAs and Ci0sins
PFIees on the Board of Trade.

CHICAGO sept l4-ProfesslVnsl spFcu-
lators sorked mainly on the buying Slde IN
wheat toeay and hcssted prices materially.
but the ciesc Was al q reaction and lett
final figures Of Saturday Absence OF eX-
port business termed the dominating tn-
u Senc, IN the attest deaiings- Corn nnished
NfT-sc down O.. ~ up oats unchanged 10
- on and hos prod uCts NarEinE rom tiIc
luss to - advance.
Covering b. snort sales. especially those
Of a south estern operator. save the wheat
market is lireCtton 10 a iaTEe extent some
Of the incentives we're q decrease in primary
ply. and an increased estimate q the crop
in Francs. Worlds shipments, too. showed
a big failing off
What NaVerimg there was In the market
occurred chiefly In the FIRST hour. CT near
the end OF the day. December fluctusted
between Ss7s9sg7sc and tlV@s1io7s and
closed weak at H@'za L0as- net loss Of
l-nisc
ssumuer temperatures in the corn belt
and free selling Of both new and Old corn
To arrive made weak market for corn
uecc mbcF ranged tOm - i7aSisc, closing
steady al 5ss5sisc. net loss Of lsG-sc- Ths
cash tnAfkeL Eas easy Nc yellow closed
al aff55c-
Oats were down Rith other grains early.
bat rallied SPOT Was relatively weaker
than the distant months December sold
from s5asnsSi4c 10 &asTSSsse and closed un-
. changed at ssAC-
: SUPPORT from packers vas necessary to
boost provisions. latest Quotations showing
pork 7lrc off 70 sac Up, lard unchanged TO
12izc higher and ms ranging tom satur-
DAYS final figures 10 . raise OF L.
Leading futures ranged as fohows;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Samson Helps
Dedicate Church
Assists in Furnishing q Band for
New Church Near Twentieth
Street Den.

Samson has made IL possible for Rev.
Julius r. Schwarz to ausp3ciously open the
German Presbyterian church A. TWenuets
and Grant streets. built BY Dr. SehwA1
from odds and ends % building material
he picked Up around the city.
The opening will be on Sunday. October
>, when, with fitting ceremonies. the church
Viu be dedicated. Dr. SehwaTI bad made
arrangements for = band from Riley, Kan.
but Vas scarcely able TO Impose such an
expense upon the church. he called at the
office OF -Sar-Bea and received a prom
Use that the band would be engaged fos
= concert on the evening OF october s dur
ing the carnival. thus lessening the ex-
penses and making IL possible for the
musicians 10 remain in Omaha over ths
following sunday for a concert at the
dedication services.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20

TIE sales made carried auotansy steady
figures f-affcaf M q Wel-sustaired mar Eet
q al kinds q Desirable stock. both feeoer
and fat sheep trade weakened ~ spote
under the enormous burden q supply. but
extreme sales we're hardly worse tnan ~
isc lover steady prices buyfng selected
kinfs. Feeders especially.
Lamb trade ruled firm all along the line,
bat nothing choice was available during TIE
morning With which 10 test tops In
quiry for feeder ianns continues active and
broad as is also true q feeder sheep.
Fienfy Of country buyers we're on hand
and mail order demand is also keen
Quotations on grass stock. Gccd % choi %
lambs. 3 ssdT. a.. fair 20 good lambs. s6Sea
IS: feeling lambs. - s0f'S -: handy weight
y earunEs. 8 ls76 80. heavy yearlings. Asof
chcfce wethers. Aon7AE. fair 20 gccd
vethers N7sdAo, feeding wethers q 50
4 Is. breeding ewes. HHd6.N. fat ewes.
y Es7 Z -, feeding ewes. - @12Es cuns and
bucks g. sNFl g.
Pc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
DECORATIONS FOR The KISC
Long Strings Of streamsrs Will Adorn
Main Thoroughfares.
RID, GREEN AND YELLOW GALORE
Contracts Have Sees let fer as.eoe
Of These streaners sad ladies'
tIeas Are that May Msre
VIII Re NeeaeS.

Contracts have been let for 500 pennanH
10 ny in honor q King Ak-Sar-Ben or
down town business streets several thou
sand more viIl probably be contracted for.
TIE firm PromotinE the use ~ these
pennAnts is working BY srrsngemsn; Win
Sanaon and has ALREADY made arrange
msnts for this daytime decoration during
cOrona;ien seek on the folloSing streets
SiNteenth. Dodge 10 Jackson, Harvey. mr.
tenth 20 ssventsenth; Farnann. Fourteensh
10 Seventeenth. Farnam will probably b
eNtended one block more east
TIE pennsnts are triple In design, BEARING
the three royal coiors red green ana vel
low. one hundred tri-fold remnants viii
Be affixed b each rope. which viil extend
acrcss the streets and there viii Be ten
or more ropes 70 a block some blocks
have arranged lor ss many a. twenty OF
thess varicoiored streamers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
rors sad wheat Reaisa BaIlettn-
AHA DISTRICTS

For Omaha Neb for the tWe1ty-four
hours ending at & a m. T5;h meridian time.
Monday. September u. lsle.
OMAHA ttf-TRrCTs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Further Moves
in Water Case
John L Webster Does Not Divulgs
His Plans for the Next
Move.

Although John l. Webster attorney for
the Water board. viii not divulge bis
plans in the case involving the payment Of
interest on the purchase price Of the plant
IL Is not likely that the decision OF the fed
ersl court. which comPelS the city 10 ray
nearly 10000 interest wil be allowed 10
stand without further fighting.
II the decree is signed and executed
the next thing necessary would be an ac-
eurAte accounting OF the whole property Of
the company and the exact amount that
Is due on the purchase prlee OF ssSn,6eo
Before that is done. however. there are all
the possibilities of reopening the case and
filing motions for new trial
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Artieles.l Open. High- Low. Gloss. Tesy.

=
cash quotations we're as follows:
FLOUR-Stesdy. winter patents. ksSH
sos; straiEhts. - l014- -. spring Straights.
ss7094S; bakers, 8 seRS-ls-
RYE-No- 2 ggl1c.
hARLE1-Feed or mixing. tsHStc, fair TO
-hoics mating. ssd5Sc-
SEEDS-Flax No. / southwestern. t1sl:
No. 1 northwestern. 40. Timothy, S-5o0
PROYISIONS-Aess pork, per bbl-. tal go
- Lard. per LOO lbs. a. ca short ribs,
sides. uOosel til-5s5 ilS5i1: short clear sides.
boxed n2l1a<6I=S
equal 20 sl.oae bu. Primary receipts were
ses< oco- bu-, compared with Assoc bu- the
CORES pondinE day year ago The visible
supply az wheat IN The United states in
creased 90 coo b.. for the week The amount
81 bresdstuff on ocean passage decreased
@s.es BE- Estimated recsipts for to-
unorToW. Wheat. rs carS5 corn sc cars.
cats re- cars. hces. l1Wa head
FINE YEA ther- caused ssiiInE Of corn. De-
eemoer started unchanged. 70 Nc off at -
IsEc ard declined 20 Si1G11se-
Liberal expert sales Of 0ld corn Occas-
toned covering BY shorts and turned prices
upNsreA TIE eio=s wss steady, with ne
eemher AT SsilSgsc- net loss q is6Nc
Provisions showed No energy First trans
actions we're al loss Of Sc. with January
pork at SIS5 and October ribs al EI -.
there mas nothing dong in lard
BJ-TTER-ssteade' ereamer'es. ass,
diaries -3fszIc-
EGGS-Steady; receipts, 50 cases; 81
MARI aasss included. l-l5FaoA-e: firsts. n;
CHEESE Slesdy. dsisiss. ~ twins 4
aiS.c. yoaus Americas -asA<elsizei Iona
PssTAToES-sasy; ehoiee TO fancy. ia
80. fair % good. see
POULTRY-Steadys turkeys fSc. fowls
vEki@stszdy. - TO on. w,s.. sss,,e;
= e S-is Nts-. sGs.ze; s 70 Ilo-ih- ats
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
Phoney Gold
Causes Suit
Otto Freed Claims He Did not Get
Full Value When His Teeth
Were Fixed.

Otto Freed has brought suit In dlst-tct
court against william Il Jallngs, q den
list for no because. one by one. 4 nun
Der Of god teeth which he had put in
two years ago have fallen out Freed sGys
when he Inquired OF the dentist about the
work, he Was informed that ne eoud get
2-karat gold Eork. guaranteed. for tiso
Since the work vas done, he alleges. ~
EAs proven defective and instead OF -
karat gold. he has found the material uss<
20 be cheap substitute covered With a thin
layer Of gold
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
kan.a. city Live stocL Market.

KANSAS CITY, sept E.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. so" head including 5eo southerns
market steady 20 Ice lower. dressed beet
and export steers. . $500. fair TO good
A-LsnAI5, western steers. s. Zslf1-eo, stock
ers and feeders. - 5adE0. southern steers.
2-sss75.N; southern COWS s. 5odtao. native
cows, E5oI4.ss. native heiferS. 2s1f1s-
bulls. 69g14eo. calves. - 0s7S x
HOGS-Receipts aen head market
steady TO - higher. close g 10 loo lower,
bulk OF sales = ia6e -. heavy = e1de =
packers and butchers. = ST9 -: light. 3. -
dS9
SHEEP AND -LAMBS-Receipts u 90
head; market steady to l0c lower. lambs.
> -1S17.ao; yearlings 81 7Sd5 -; ~ethers. Afo
erx g Ns74 "A
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-20
eMAnA cENnNAL aARkEf.

sU - &c. Fl; Gao sss,da. dt aS 80
Sc = % ta0i "a ts 1ib Ne 9uss ~: PaeEi1s
stock. SOLID pack. 9c.. dairy. in So-lb. taha.
39s+c- Market chansea every TUESDAY.
$40; daisies. islzc: tT1plsts. ls.Ec; lmberger,
-. No / brick Isle, imported Swiss. 1Sos
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ducks. lse. gessa ises turkeys. &ci pigeons
ssne go SQUADS abs. per Ioz. AZ: NO. L per dOI.
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hens, lie; Old rOoStsrs. &C: Cd ducks. fun
turkeys. soc; guinea fowls sc each; pigeons.
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re: pike. lses trout lac. large SraPples.
sc; Spanish mkekeral. lscs eel Ise; had
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FRI;ITs-oranges California valenoiAs,
All sizes per box, S9sGS-@l Lemons: Limo
ssF e1.e eA per boz sS: Choice SO OS Sine PEI
box. s-5e; 30 size per box 20; 80 size,
SOC per box les; Banana mas Fancy select
agR- CAntsloupes: Colorado Rocky Fords
= size Sl-75; = standards, KS Italian Blue
lote ne Der crate. n-i5 Peac..-s: CsIfornis
SsIWays, per 3o-lb. box 5s-s n 'oIs OF :
OF more. per box, &C, Coioraao Elbertas
per 1-Ib. box. sc; in lots. Per box. &c
Pears: New York Keller. per bu. bsk-. s.. 50
California B Ciairague, per box. as; in
lots, per box. "a Apples: Homegrown
than. in Ibis. 81 $d4S9; new Oregon pei
box 81 California GEzvenStEin. per box
Sle Grapes: California AalaGas per .
USk- crate, 10, Caiif TsiE- fBzSy per ate
s. -. Concords. home grown. per Slb. bSk
[l46Ssc Wstermelons: Texas, Il.c per ID
Dates. Anchor brand. new. - Lib. pkEs
In box per box ga
sacks, per bu-. S-0Gll0, New Jersey whit
stock extra fine quality. per bu, Ills
Sweet Potatoes: Virginia. Per boi. as
Onions: Large yellow, in sacks, per ID &c
Iowa. small red and yellow per ID &
Spanish. Per crate. H-E Garlic: Extrs
I fancy, white, per ID. &c. red. per ID, &c
Z Egg Plant: Fancy Florida. per doE- 81 %
cslery; Mieh;szR: per Soz punches; (,
bAge: New, per 10. g Tomatoes: Per bsk
so9soc. String and Wax Beans: Per mkt
bSk &c. Cucumbers: Per mkt bsk 5
67sc- Lettuce Extra fancy leaf per dog
g. Parsley: Fancy homegrown. per doz
punches. sc TuTuips: Per mkt bsk-, 50
Carrots: Per mkt bsk-. Aoc- Beets: Per mkt
bsk-. Sc
ANEoUswAinats: Black. De
% =; California No; L Per h, Bc; Cali
Large. per n &C: snsn. per rb,. g So SSSs
nuts; Per sack. $50; per dos-. sc Honey
New q frames. - -