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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27

Of Mrs. cIIkey.
Miss Belle Bennett OF Richmond,
Va, president of the Womans Council
Of the Methodist church was the guest
OF Mrs. ". H. Gilkey during her stay
in the city. while attending the Home
Mission state convention. Miss Ben
nett had never attended convention
in Oklahoma before and was loud in
her praise OF the hospitality Of Chick
asna ladies and was especially pleas
el and surprised with the work that
has been done in this new state. Miss
Bennett lett Tuesday afternoon for
Waco, Texas, where she will attend
the annual convention Of the Texas
Home Mission society. Those who
had the pleasure Of conyersing with
Miss Bennett during her stay in the
city were indeed fortunate. She was
truly cultured gentlewoman Of the
southland.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27
Mrs. Coulter Hostess to Euobrs Club

Mrs. Coulter Hostess 70 Euchre Club.
Mrs. Il. B. Coulter very charmingly
entertained the members Of the
Euchre club Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Colorado avenue and Sth
street. six tables were arranged for
the entertainment Of the members
and several guests other than club
members who enjoyed the afternoon.
Miss Mary Agnes O,Neill received the
club prize and the two guest prizes
were awarded to Mrs. NJ c. Cannon
and Mrs Reford Bond Mrs. Cannon
was given a dainty vanity bag and
Mrs. Bond a lavender satin coat hang
er. After a series Of games the guests
were ushered into the dining room
where tempting two course lunch
con was served.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27

Miss Emerson Hears Lecture
Miss Mary Lee Emerspa Is als
ing the week end in Oklahona
the guest Of Misses Helen and *
crime Norfleet. Miss Emerson went
to Oklahoma City this week especially
TO hear Mrs. Margaret Berry. professor
Of English in the Kidd Key college at
Sherman Texas, deliver two lectures
Mrs. Barry is a prominent club worker
and educator Of Texas. Miss Emerson
is one Of ber pupils Mrs. Barry lec-
tured on the subject the Rise Of
Drama, at Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27
pxthIan sIsters EntertaIned.

Pythian Sisters Entertalneo.
At the meeting Of the Queen City
Temple Of the Pythian lodge Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. R. NJ.
Evans an effort was made to re-organ.
ize the guild Of the order. There were
sixteen ladies present and the after.
noon was spent in social conversation
and with needle work for the order.
No permanent organization was ef-
fected but preparations were made to
organize at the next monthly meeting.
THE local order is working to assist in
raising the fund for the Pythian home
that will be located al the grand lodge
Injecting in Guthrie next year. Dur
ing the late after noon Mrs. Evans. as
sisted by Mrs. w S. Richards. served
delicious refreshments Mrs. Rich
ards was presented during the after
noon with a past chiefs pin in re
lmembrance Of her work in the Chicka
sha temple Mrs Richards win leave
the first oi the week for Ft Smith
Ark This was her last meeting viii
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27
Mrs. rerreII EntertaIns the


The winners Of the series Of games
that have been in progress in the
Smrat set club are being entertained
this afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
James Terrell. The ladies' who lost
the honors are Mesdames Warfield,
Trammeli Shepherd, G. 4. Sigmon,
Harwell and James Terrell The win
+ners and guests Of the afternoon are
Mesdames Spencer, Bailey. Hollings-
worth. Sheegog, Peters and Gamma
way. The agreement at the beginning
Of the games was that the losers
should entertain the winners and the
party this afternoon is to cancel this
social debt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27
Mrs. Johnson Attends
Alumni Gathering.

Mrs. II B. Johnson spent the past
week in Columbia Mo-. where she at
tended the meeting Of the alumni as
sociation OF the Christian college Of
that place. Mrs. Johnson is a grad
uate Of this institution but has not
visited the school since her gradu-
alton. The alumni enjoyed a Jubilee
Week" there this week Mrs Scott
Tinsman OF Ell Reno and Mrs w c.
Kelsey Of Hobart are graduates Of
this same institution and were among
the party who accompanied Mrs. John.
son to Columbia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27
SHOPPING.

She entered a department store,
For she was shopping bent:
She made tour OF every floor
Before the morn was spent.
III
And every salesman, every clerk,
And every cash girl, too,
She made them all get down to work
Before the tour was through.
She looked at all the goods they had
On every bloomin' floor.
And all the bloomin clerks were glad
To see her leave the store.
When she had ended with her chase
And naught was left to hunt
She beat it to another place
And did the same old stunt.
What have you bought?" her hus-
band cried.
After the day was spent,
Why / was shopping!" she replied
II haven't spent a cent"
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27
win Entertain Guild.

Mrs /. T. Emanuel viii be hostess
OF the Young Ladies guild meeting
Tuesday evening Of next week The
members Of the guild are planning to
launch movement at this meeting
for the raising Of funds to build o COM
crete sidewalk on tie south Of the
prnehVferian ahnNsh nrabaF&
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27
cupIds sIumber Not.


A slumber party where there was no
slumber was enjoyed Wednesday even
ing by the members of the Cupid club
a. the home of Miss Agnes Godon, 18th
and Minnesota avenue. The young la
dies were conveyed to the Goden home
early in the evening in the r. Lorent-
sons automobile. The iarty spent
the night as the guests Of Misses Ag-
mes Godon and lula Burk.
Two tables were arranged for the
game, sweethearts. which was enjoy
ed during the early hours Of the even
ing. The highest scohe was made by
Miss Anne Brown who was awarded
a handsomely bound volume of select
poems. Miss Adeline Goodwin who
scored the lowest received the booby
prize, a miniature coffee mill. Miss
Mary Goodwin received the prize in
the Cupid contest which furnished con
siderable amusement during the
wee" hours OF the night.
AT 10 o'clock the guests we're usher
ed into the dining room where an Ella
borate four course luncheon was serv-
ed. The place cards were decorated
with a Gibson girl and contained the
order Of the menu. Each guest was
provided with card bearing tiny
spoon and rhyme bearing on her fu-
ture fortunes. These fortune cards
were the occasion OF considerable mer-
rimeut as the verses were very time
ly and humorous. The tables were
beautifully decorated with vases of
cape iessamines and roses.
The. guests spent the hours after
lunch in all kinds Of social enjoyment.
music. conversation and games.
The favors Of the party were cape
iessamines and the score cards were
pretty Japanese designs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27
Attend Alumni Meetinq.

Attend Alumni Meeting.
aIiss Edna Kas = stigler, mem
Der Of the 1905 graduating class in the
Chickasha. high school is expected fn
the city to attend the meeting OF the
alumni here Monday evening. Many
of the class members have been notlfl.
ed Of the Organization and severnl
have sent word that they vim he here.
The alumni association viii meet iof
permanent organization at the high
scheol auditorium Monday night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27
T D Men
PANTS!
PAN7S!
PANTS

It's for men this time
We have slipped the
knife deep into our
mems pants for Sat-
urday and Monday.
Do not fail to see
them. This is the
timeto get your sum-
mer supply at a little
more than half the
regular price. Read
these offerings.
AlI$6.OO Pants for
S4. go
All $5.OOPants for
$3.95
All $4.OO PNnts for.
$2.95
All $3.50 Pants for
$2.45
All $500 Pants for
$3.50
All $3.50 Pants for
S1.95
All $500 Pants for
$1.35
All $3.50 Pants for
$l.O5
This includes Serges, Cashmeres
and WOrsteds.
TIE e 81
Nero. Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27

Miss Blanche Daniels VIII auleflsln
the memEers u the Reau Not elub 81
the meeting Tuesday evening 81 iaIs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-27

Vents caking Of
the breasts, and
IN every way
contributes to
strong, healthy
The evening world., 1911-09-08
BAY
no HA We
OF ATE SPORTS

I'll" business men OF shetpshead BAY
will slgnallze the close OF an exception
ally so9d season with a big Mardi Gras
and carnival @. water sports next Sun
day. The arrangements IRE under the
direction Of Clifford d Evans. The Os-
born pier will be the centre Of the fes-
~tivities. and the whole sho will be
free 90 the public. Tho celebration will
practically he n starter for the great
Coney Island Mardi Gra., which begins
IN Monday.
ono hundred ana nifty nine OF the
top-notchers IN the swimming world and
seventy-nine OF the most notable divers
arc entered IN tho various events.
Among those In the swimming races
are Miss Elaine GOlding. VINO recently
swan from the Battery to Steeplchase
Pier. the Acknowledged champion fe.
male Iong-dIstanccd swimmer of the
world. Miss Ethel Edison, fourteen
years old. who in 1910 won the diving
contest. r0-yard dash and half-mlle
race. Miss Elsie iielneman,
who has won all the notable diving con-
tests in Greater New York in 1911 and
The evening world., 1911-09-08

n Barren A0ociAtea viii - 70 che
hardi 0ras ssrt Thursday. It's sixth
annual Mardi oras frolic. Just the sams.
There viii bs twenty-five taily-ho loads
q ~, each taily-ho drawn BY six 20
eisht horses and seating from twenty
hvs TO forty couples. We Will mike
ehe weikin ring with our brass bands
and our tin horns. We will light the
heavens with u fireworks. and we will
have tho best dinner that Fred d. Hen
derson can set before a hungry party
Of guests after tho Illuminated Mardi
0ras pageant. IN which the association
ha. always had a CONSPICUOUS part since
lss.
And inter II ~ all over we will
journey back 80 VILLA msbure full OF
JOY. though tired out. and 3ust ~ happy
A. though YOU humble servau, had
been marooned in his beloved Conoy
for ssrvice as It's King for the week OF
fun and %frivolity. Tho tickets arc =,
which includes everything"
How the other candidates n their
ardent campa.gners feel about It at mis-
sime OF suspension and uncertainty az
TO the result OF the election may be
gathered from the letters to the Mardi
erss Editor. . few Of which appear be-
low:
The evening world., 1911-09-08
CARNIVAL VOTES
N result WILL Be
KNOWN TOMORROW
Thousands Of Ballots Swamp
the ELECTION Inspectors
on Last Day.
T A CLOSE 81
Barons Plan a Great Night at
Festival, Whether Chief
Wins or Not.
CONTEST A CLOSE ONE.

with . vsnload OF ballots FOR Moe
paron. vac, consignmenqs from the
Gbferent organiza lions supporting VIII
len d. koiie. tln South Brooklyn!,e.
~ bundles for Chrran and Smith ard
eoswe.. and each of tho other candI-
d1tes. the annuai election OF a King
for the coney island Mnrdi Gras Car
oval. which begins Monday and lasts
OF tho week. closed a; noon Yesterday.
III IL all over but Ore shouting. but the
oeader will have to shou on faith. for
~ counting board lhas not vet con-
GUIDED the enumeration OF the votes.
I'D as Il was the dloscst contest ever
Nd In the six years since the Institution
= . popular eiertinn for the chnlo~ nj
King for the week OF rcveiry. tho
rDsult will not be known certainly for
SEVERAL hours yet.
fhe complete returns win be given In
- Evening World to-morrow and then
~ partisans of tho winner can burn
tnafrss and 'let on fireworks, n they
on set . permit from the Fire Depart
SDens. and they can destroy - much
'ezx' - they like.
Moe II. Baron. OF me Beividsrs Hotsl.
ViiiismsburG. and namssaks Of the Moe
Bason Association Of Williamsburg
thsiness men. came around late last
peght to ssk how the election ~ going.
I'd whom he ~ told thar half the
vptss were yet u - countsd hs SAID:
uARoNo WILL THERE
WfhgrhER CHIEF Wine OR NOT.
We'll. The Evening wsrid may ~
fer me that wosfha I an elected. o.
~ honor Of wearing che crown Of
Ceesy Island nsxs week haS bssn coo
fsrrsd upon some other MAJ. ~ Noe
The evening world., 1911-09-08

social Teas, saiLnes. oraha,n Crsei.er.
.-Frtsh. from the ovens Of the Ma
ucNaI blncl!t Co, special to- Or.
morrow. 3 reg. 10c, packages SSC
imported French Psas-usually loo. a
can special Tomorrow, DK-
Neraexlan. 'sn,.ssd 'sairdine. IN Ioul'-
Ion or olive oil. dos, ~ 90 o.
Coiumbis iG,er salmon sisnks-Roysl
stuart quality, choice cuts OF tAs iisn
IN pure oil. doSen, $780, "a.
Cssi;sSa HHaass.. Dared ,hs.an-.whois or
hall ham, pei ID, 10c.I wafer az
ns :''sid stuart ~ F. issna is%so;.;si.i ts.a S0s
Hattes-AbsoIutsly ths pursst and
Richest ,proeutsbisI special to.InSr-
BSeanst Ssocktsh, Manhattan and Mar
uni--Mads from best imported TX.
csiiiHfSoSSnsiii; SSSiissss.s' ttii..r;.it,, aged In o1sS
bottisI dos. bot, sass bot, COG
The evening world., 1911-09-08
UNCLE SHOT By NEPHEW
STAGGERED TO HOSPITAL.
Had Bullet Hole Through Leg, but
Refused to Say Who
Shot Him.

The front door bell of the Eastern
District Hospital in Brooklyn NJ
sharply early this morning. and when a
night orderly went to answer 1t he found
a man lying on the door sill apparently
In great pain. He pointed to his right
thigh m murmured:
They shoot me and bring ms here. I
feel YER bad, YER bad
Thu orderly called assistance and the
man was taken into the operating room.
where 1t was found that he had a bullet
hole through his thigh. He said 10 was
Thomas C~ollane.lo. ~forty-nve years old.
Of No. 2s5 Moth Ninth street. He re-
fused to say who had shot him. Il Ak
him when ! get out was all he would
say.
The night superintendent called up the
Bedford avenue police station and dis
The evening world., 1911-09-08
LAST NOTES OF THE FIGHTERS
BEFORE THE COUNT.

r1ease scccpt tbs 1900 couiDns fum yonr
employees. We sli wish 10 see you ero~ntu as
HinS u Mudl GINS on Sept. ~.
A OsrEItNAN, sec'y.
rhirtv-two thousand votes collected by mrmtrrs
Of the Hrptlyu Institute r1ub. This IL our last
Jump. We knov Mf. holle will win out. a. We
have done all g. our Iorrr 10 eIect The he'd King
beg 20 thAnk III our members and tbsif fnsnds
who eeut us coupons ff he ROYAL suptfnft.
RICHARD schmidt. Pfeddent.
-Four ,hcnsand votes 70 Koie's credit. / bros
roa vail win ssn1s down. Brernlpiut shovel -
ooyrs ia yguf bylsn. Much luck irlm the tOgs.
b6iITlAN BALL CONhITTLE.
clsdes suhrng.
Twsntv-fonr thoisand COUPONS for william u.
Role, collected since fabpr Dev at the office ~
Prospect Hail. brought In Ivy tie numerous
'nsBis In lois ransins frm one ,ot. 10 i.SOD.
On lehalf ~ Mr.. kdllc We wi.h to thanh all
the fnends who 90 hnay. svissd.
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
We are ~nfine By van q packing case IN
winch pleas. find NJ. 800 bslcts. which kindly
q, lIi 10 aur siapdard hrarr. Mo u. BaIon. 4
The evening world., 1911-09-08

ssSss- '. p :sa s,ss .'g y iiri.Iss, Y. F r. , sas Il
20 g e., g; isr 'gg5ld tIt ia,as
.D.ss.d - Sd u .s;%ls5sl' Sas,Hslyy 's@ 7a,e &. d. so. ~:
.:srs arm that th't A,9euey ~ rs e iq'
rfef-nsn ~ Camrstsn g. ufnftt>~L
.s'%,s, III l. S .ss'i S%aasia. Ils'i j ,,Sse ~,
Ia. t-es .lsSssg King " insss MsTi G hs "'iia IL
80 80 s'y ;l.r ii't di.. j. re D. ~ si IL, 70 vi, 's Ss
10 tie hsA' VII ! .. .fStTi;aattsi iss5 t.Rf
10, u bi,sa r: boz. " sasr sSs: i e
hsnii ca, : ,nHe, than az otter man
'j9t rEns!.
,srr.s o. 100 vote. 70; oo. ?, out :.
/ ,EAgFaAS. cA.im,n.
s,HE F c6IlS;
s.nsinz sn7e T2,e,. which ;, orr ia" en-
,isn.n.Si drsm l.,daoaricr. Thansiss ron ifr
PAM, f,hnd, who interested themselTes In my
ASToS DAnLBEyp.
r,ess find herewith aGo votes fr Mr.. John =
Clrsn, tho irinilS insnsgrr q the Giant Goa tsr
Cafe. suh avenue. coasJ Island. J. A u.
cd klsai' ere Eo isi '9 YosR J II i?'i rR Il y9bs !
Fsnk Cryissabt. AMERICAN A.. A.
LAM. 1ss,' II d Fl;ss mi II .s,rgs. a &; aT itsad'
cfrdi' l. 10 votes for il%S. Tra1ia
Ines'cd ts.-i,h pleas. i,pd sss ,2,cs for 10.
The evening world., 1911-09-08

covered tina; there was q man under ar
rest in the Herbert street station
charged with shooting Colaneilo. lie
DoninLek Dsllo, aged .uenty-;hree.
OF no. 80 North Sinth street. the elder
mans nephew. The two qua-reiied in a
saloon at Loriner and Frost streets.
Delto wns charged with fe.on,ous as
saul, M carrying concealed weapons
The evening world., 1911-09-08
Sunday Dinner Specials

Genuine Imported Gruyer Swiss 90
10. cut. S5c.i lb.. eSS
Psanut Batler--Made from the best
qualify OF Ho, l Nir2inia pea e
nuts IA balS, not de!lyersd 10.
Royal stuart sugar Cured iiains
%Iioious. tOothsJle flavor, SPECIAL to.
mosEos, wGo.s or half 18Hc
RJynra' sglsuaart biit..in;a' 'Gc,fec-conno!s.
seur's fayorltsi 3-lb. alright 2dc
sSsat,,sT' snin9' -:il'y isrss,
straight or blspded 20 suit the SEc
rs S%s,sH s:i.p dd Queen 0SSS-Ssss:-.Lp.s,.i TO 10.
morrow, quart mason jar, DC
o: ihs;s lSiA k. moon chr 'f~:.;sh:..srsS.
served IN heavy sugar syrupi H.
dos. o2.iOi large reg. 9Bc. can 4oS
STRICTLY frsSh Gathered Hc"a 80.
row. do.en In carton, 0 C7c
Iss::s't';S A! XAIA.i1;:SS'S:s "a
quart '',''''..''.,'.'''. sOS
The evening world., 1911-09-08

t. the champion woman diver OF .he
world.
Miss Hcinemsn has challenged Miss
Annette Kellerman and Odiva. but ser
Challenge nave been side.stcppcd.
These contests are for otn swim
mcrs only.
The evening world., 1911-09-08

LONDON. Sept. S.-zurich. Svitxes-
land, has Seen selected az the place Tor
the holding OF tire worlds seventh Sun
day school convention ~ 1913. The las,
convention was he'd at Washington In
Nav. 1910.
The evening world., 1911-09-08

Sc Hsrens .c~sndbia,s u9oa the ihron. At n.
ids ~ 10! this yea'.
hORNiNGslpE. ATHLETIC CLUB.
PER John A. -teinls
hindly- cTclit 10 TItss - John e. Blake
NLaien Bros. riniidate fJf kiug.
OF MHAIIN rHnS
The evening world., 1911-09-08

and was committed in default Of 5000
bail.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April l2-FLOUR-Wirter extra. 3l5a
335; do clear. 35ca3.7o; do. straight 3aa395: do.
patent 43oa4f5; sIIng clear 365e4o5: do straight.
4s5aiso; do. patent. 4soa5l5 City Mills best pat
ent. $50: do. high-srsde patent AIS: do. high
grade straight. As; do, choice family 400; do.
extra. 32a3D; rye -four. medium TO choice. tooa
AS: corn meal. 100 lbs. Lesl30
RYE-stock in elevator l.lTs bushels: shipments
from elevators. e.ot2 tustels. No. rye. Western.
domestic. stss5; No. 3 de-. aasl: No T. do, ssas7
Nc near by. 81; hog lets. TO quality. 75asa
OA1S-Stock in elevators. 7ss bishels; ship
me-its from elevator. s.sss husAels No. white.
Ah tsalesl; standard white. s1a5st; No. ) white.
6i1as61.
BARLEY-Stcck In elevators. Is, 3l 6ushes. ship.
ments from elevator, 800 buahslA
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
& OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE UNION STATION.
RnXAI LIE IINE

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINALS, LIBERTY STREET
and W TwEETY-THIRD STREET.
100 300 Royal Special. hours. 50 10 (Royal
SpedaD. I'll 90 a. m, 100. 800 tRoyal Limited.
hoursl. 800 100 p m. and la:l5 night 2a52 a. m.
Diners and Paror Cars day trains Sleepers On
le:l5 night open at 1910 D.
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. n 90 900. 'll 90
a. M, 100. 800. 400 p. m.
To BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week days 100 a m. to 1000 p m.)
'2:52.' t5so0 $50 100. TO 800, $50. 900.
's3o. 1850 I'll 90 an, 'l2.oo noon. tl2O5. 100.
.i5. p0o 500. t3=D, $50. t4Do H;45. $50.
tSn3. $50, 100. $50 roo 500. 1900. 90.
'lo.io, I'll 30 'l2:l5 right.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. $40 a. m. q j. $50 p m.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
.e:le a. m. .IIo D. m, 'l2:lo night.
>PTTTSBURG. 's:Io a. m, r52, $40 p. m. '12:7
night. (Sleeper ready 10 p. m.)
CLEVELAND. $40 p M COLUMBUS. $50
p m
WHEELING. .s:l0 q. m. $50 .. m.
Schedules of local trains at ticket Offices
Daily. Except Sunday tSunday only.
TELEPHONES at following Ticket Offices:, ll7
G st. NV, Main 1881; 6l9 Pennsylvania ave-, Main
rs; Union Station Office. Main $50.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotation, given below are for large lots Jobbers
prices are higher:
EGGS-Near-by fresh. Virginia. Ieal54; West vtr-
ginia and Southwest Virginia. Is; Tennessee. ls.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. ZpSas; Western hrsts.
2Iaa23: seconds N1a22
I3al4.
POULTRY-Chickens, per h. 2a3; hens. pa
h.. Is; ROSTERS salo; geese. per h.. l2al,: tur-
keys per h., na2-
DRESSED PoULrRY-Hens choice. Per n.
sals; roostsrs. per h. 10; geese, per h., Ia; tur
keys. per h.. 2la24.
Potatoes. No /. per bu-. 7oa7s;
per bbl.. LGal.75; No. 2 Dbl, 75alOo; sweets. per
bbl.. 25ca35O; yams. per bbl.. L5oa25o; cucumbers
Florida per basket, L5oa3oo; onions per bu-. 25Oz
us; cabbage per crate LOoaL5o kale per bbl.. 5oa
i5 eggplant. per crate. 400; squash. per bb, Hub
bard. 25ca3o; string beans. per bas 3ooa35o; let
500; celery. Florida, crate. L75a2o; California,
per crate 375si.p; doz. 40as5 turnips, box 3,a
so rutabagas. per bhl:. Lsoa2oo beets. l5al75 per
crate; spnnase. per bbl. Sails; popcorn, per lh.
5; peppers per crate L5oal75; green peas, per haS.
L5Oa35o; tomatoes Florida. per crate 75al0; pars-
ley per bas. L25al5o. romaine. per baA. lzal75.
GREEN .FRUITS-Apples, per bb., 50a7oo
oranges California per box. 235a3z; Florida, 2ooa
500; lemons. per box, 35a350; grape fruit, per
box 2soa2I5; pineapple. l.75a3co; grapes. Malaga.
keg 45oa7.D: cranberres. per box. lI5aa0; per
bbi.. s5oalo5o; strawberries, quart 2a5.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No 1, Dlooa
s5O; No. 2 I9O0als5o; mixed hay. ll0oalsoo; straw.
bundle, 10; machine thrash. I.VaIUs sraV,
wheat per ton. a5oa6oo; straw. oat. per ton.7.oos
Soc
DRESSED MEArs-Hoss, small neat .. hoes.
large s; hams. country cured. Da25
LIVE STOCK-Hoss, per cwt-. gross. 7.5oasoo;
sheep per b. 3a3s; lambs, lb. 5lia6is: calves.
choice. per H., s; medium, per lb.. IA.
GRAIN-wheat. new. per ousnei. shso: corn.
thelled. DID, per bu.. 5ss6o; new, 5a5s per bu. |:
new ear per b5l.. 25a3.Z5; oats. Western white.
No 2 per bu iaa46: oats. mixed, per bu-, 39af5;
BRAN per ton. zoo; middlings. per ton. 800
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed free o
burrs per h. q; WOOL unvashed. per h.. .; hides,
green, per lb. 8; hides. dry. pe- lh, f2a4; calf
akin, green each. I2al-B.
, sKINS-No l grade. mink, each. 3ooa5. 90: musk
rat each, 2sa3o; kits. each, 5ab; opossum, each,
soaS3; gray fox Z5aLco; red fox. each 2Sa3oo;
raccoIn, each. 75al.5; skunk. each. 5s3o: rab-
Bit zach.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
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