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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-06-15
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given. that NJ. B.
Welt has filed In my office an applica-
ton for permit to sell intoxicating
liquors at retail at Lot No 3, Block 8
10 the second ward Of the town Of
Tabor, county Of Bon Homme and
state Of South Dakota, and that said
application will be heard by the
Board Of Trustees of said town of Ts-
Dor on the 2sth day OF June, 1911, ut
8 o'clock D. M, at the Office of the
Town Clerk, at which time any per-
son or persons may appear before said
corporate authorities and give any
reason why such license should not be
received or permit granted 10 sell in
toxicaling liquors at retail.
Dated at Tabor, S. D., June 8, 1911.
II. Koletzky,
Town Clerk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-06-15
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given, that Hruska
& Trunec have filed In my Office an
application for a permit to sell intox.
ioating liquors at retail at Lot No. 4
Block 8, In the Second ward Of the
town OF Tabor. county of Bon Homme
and state Of South Dakota. and that
said application will be heard by the
Board OF Trustees of said town of
Tabor on the 18th day OF June, 1911,
at s o'clock p. m, at the Office of the
Town Clerk, at which time any pei
son or persons may appear before said
corporate authorities and give any
reason why such license should not be
received or permit granted TO sell in
toxicating liquors at retail.
Dated at Tabor, s. d., June 8. 1911.
Il. Koletzky,
Town Clerk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-06-15
NOTICE.


State of South Dakota S.:
First Judicial Circuit
In Circuit Court in and for Bon Homme
County.
Antonio ,Hubal, Plaintiff.
JosephHubal. Defendant. J
state of South Dakota sends greeting:
To the above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required To
answer the complaint Of the above named
plaintiff. copy Of which complaint Is here
with served upon you. and to serve a copy OF
your answer TO said complaint upon the sub
scriber at his office In the Court House in the
city of Yankton. in said state. Within thirty
days after the service Of this summons upon
YOU, exclusive of the day of such service. and
II you fail TO answer said complaint within
that time the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated this 3lth day Of May. 1911.
JOSEPH JANOUSEK,
Attorney for Plaintiff
To Joseph Hubal, the above named defend
Ant: You will please take notice that The.
summons and complaint In the above entitled
action were fled i'm the Office Of the Clerk ~,
the Circuit Court of Ron Homme County, st
his office In the city Of Tyndall. State of South
Dakota on the 9Th day Of June 1911
JOSEPH JANOUSEk.
1871 Attorney for Plaintiff
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-06-15
The One Who Suffers.

Well, get cross and angry and fus-
sy and cranky II you want to, you
are the one who suffers the most, BE-
cause YOU cannot run away from
yourself. Others may make their es'
cape from your vicinity, bat yon must
always take yourself with you.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-06-15
Reason IN Animal,

Watson in. THE Reasoning. Power
OF Animals" holds that they reason;
Romanes in Animal Intelligence" Is
inclined to the belief that some hove
reason and others sense. while James
In Psychology" holding that dogs
have sense to protect their owne"s
property, though never so taught"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-06-15
Effect Of Mind on Matter.

Effect OF. Mind on Matter.
Heavy thoughts bring on physical
ladies; when the soul is oppressed
is the body. When cares, heavy
Citations. sorrows and passions su.
rabound they weaken the body.
bich. without the soul, Is dead, or
Re horse without driver. But
ben the heart Is at rest and quiet
zen 1t takes care Of the body and
yes 1t what pertains thereunto.
ferefore we ought to abandon and
Fist anxious thoughts by all posi-.
E means.-Luther's Table Talk.
To Stop Bleeding at tho Nose.
Introduce by means of a probe a
pail piece of lint or soft cotton. pre-
Pusly dipped into some mild styp-
as solution of alum, white Wit
pl' creosote. or even cold water,
pis will generally prove successful,
/ II 1t should fail, cold water may
snuffed up the nostrils. II these
medies fail, and II the bleeding be
nv profuse. medical advice should
obtained.
Welsh Rabbit Recipe.
You are great success with
ahng DISH" said the admiring guest
fell US how you manage it," ITS
ry simple" replied Mr.. Crosslots,
ou take everything your wife has
out on the table for you and put
into the chafng dish. Then you
Pht the alcohol lamp underneath and
|th large spoon stir the mixture
gorcusly until your wife tells you to
pp."
Altogether Too Simple.
The man who has not tasted OF the
Suries Of life, In his unequal fight
few of the sterling necessities,
gives them the go by without a
gh Is living the simple life-with the
fcent on the simple part all right.
Rogers Advlec.
Save your money and buy a home"
rs the oft repeated advice of H. H.
pgers to young men in his employ
always added. Neither Opportun
nor Fortune can knock at the door
man who has no home" NJ
Modesty. /. +
A modest person seldom fails tc
IN the goodwill of those he con
raaj with, because nobody envies
an who does not appear to be
eased with himself.-Steele.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-06-15
Vicious Habits.

They are so great stain to human
nature and 80 odious In themselves
that every person actuated by proper
feelings would avoid them. though he
were sure they would be always con-
cealed both from God and man, and
that no future punishment awaited
those who INDUCED in them.
siarnese Cotton Equals lndIa's.
Japanese cotton mill interests are
embarking upon the enterprise OF rails
ing cotton In Siam. Considerable Sia'
mese cotton has been shipped to Japan
at times in recent years and 1t Is SAID
in a general way to equal Indian cot
ton. Considerable areas In Siam are
said to be suitable to cotton growing
Duty.
Duty Is a power which rises with us
in the morning and goes to rest with
us at night. 1t Is coextensive with
the action Of our intelligence. 1t Is
the shadow which cleaves to US. go
where we will, and which only leaves
us when we leave the light Of life
Gladstone.
Polishing Furniture.
II your furniture has grown dull
and streaked try rubbing up with a
flannel dipped in equal parts OF tur'
pentine and coal oil. 1t polishes
quickly and much more cheaply than
expensive polishes.
Iron Stains.
They can be removed from marble
| by wetting the spots with oil OF Wit
riol. or with lemon juice. or with OK
alic acid diluted In spirits OF wine,
| and. after a quarter Of an hour. rub
bling them dry with soft linen cloth
an To Remove Medicine Stains.
Silver spoons that have been stained
| with medicine may be cleaned by rub
bling them with rag dipped in sui
phuric acid. and then washing of the
acid with soap suds.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-06-15
Altogether Too Simple.
Modesty.

A modest person seldom fails to
4 In the goodwill Of those he con-
fraej with. because nobody envies a
ian who does not appear to be
Feased with himself.-Steele.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
FOR NEW c. & O. BONDS
Plan for Issue to Provide for
Financing for Many Years

special meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Chesapeake &, Ohio Railway COMPANY
has been called for April % TO take action
upon 4 plan, which The directors have an
proved. fer authorizing an issue Of
SIPS no 90 tventy-vear per cent bonds
The mortgage securing the new bonds Is
u provide that bonds issued hereunder
shall be reserved 20 retire the outstanding
general funding and Improvement 5 PEI
cent bonds now limited 70 $1,000 ooo. which
mature before the new bonds. and may he
redeemed prior 70 that time. also 70 re-
tire certain outstanding equipment obliga-
tons The rest 81 the bonds are 70 be re-
served. under proper restrictions. for the
construction o. acquisition Of additional
lines. terminals ard equipment and for bet
terments md improvements.
The mortgage will also secure tie
81. 20 000 ~ per cent twenty-year con-
vertiblA bonds. Of which S3l39ON0O are out
standing. and the bonds issued under #
will be an equal lien with the convertibes
upon property acquired prior 70 april /.
1910. when the indenture under which the
oonvertibles were issued was executed.
The new bond issue will enable The
Chesapeake & Ohio 10 do such financing
as II NAV require from time - time for
many years - come The COMPANY has
now ONLY relatively small amount ~
bonds available Tor issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
SHAREHOL DERSOPP0SE PLAN
Object to s1o,000,000 Scheme
in American Wooden Co.

Opposition has developed among some Of
the preferred stockholders Of tho Ameri-
can Wooden Company 10 the proposition Of
the directors that 100000 Of the common
stock he retired In 2 circular issued a
few DAYS ago the board ADVISED ths stock
holders that they had purchased In the
crcn market a5.0ll shares Of common stock.
which With the 1850 shares In the treas
urv. a total ~ 100 0 shares. II was our
posed 20 retire. with the object ~ raviny
the vsv for payment IF dividends on me
common and also Of strenEtheninS the 20
Eirion ~ the preferred STOCK The author
lied common stock IL s3o 90 40. II which
as already noted all EXCEPT Ns;s" Is out
standing
The annual report Of ire conrranv for The
year IAN showed earnings Of s6is,sb ap-
plcahle for dividends on the common n a
little over Ger cent. after rs,'nlent 81 the
per cent cumulative dividend Of g so0 mn
OF the preferred and deduction If l5Ss ga
for derreci1tion
II lsca. when the depreciation allowance
7,s Il sl;537 and the preferred dividend
vas $3.50 A. the surplus for the common
vas equivalent ~ over 3 per cent TIL. dis
satisfied Preferred shareholders feel that
the proposed action IS rather for The tene-
A. Of the common stock than 81 the pre-
fsrrsd. and some - them are asking az
what price the purchased common stock
7as acquired ana -hsthsr or net any Of
the funds for the purross we're derived
from the last sale OF preferred shares
Wooden common closed vesteTday At 25i1
and the PER cent c,i-nulativ. preferred a.
OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
CORN PRODUCTS IN CANDY DEAL
BUYS Manufacturing Concern and Will
Increase It's Operations.

The Corn. Products Refining COMPANY has
az last engaged in the manufacture Of
CANDY. a. f. has been rumored for many
months that IL would do The COMPANY
announced yesterday that It had purchased
control Of the Novelty Candy Company.
with factories I'm Jersey CITY. Pittsburg.
Chicago and Memphis. having an output
Of about 5000 pounds Of candy daV.
This Will be increased 10 100000 pounds a
dav bv the new owners. through tho en-
largement Of the various plants Of the
candy company Tn entering into the man
ufacture Of candy the Corn Products Com
panv. ~ is said. will confne Itself 20 the
low priced product. such a. has heen here
tofora manufactured by the Novelty Candy
COMPANY. and will not enter into compeu-
ton with IT'S own customers. who manu-
facture only the higher grades
Tie amount paid b. the corn Produ -
Refining Company for the Novelty Candy
Company property is understood 20 have
been approximately $500 Ooo Payment was
made out Of the surplus. and no new
f. ancing will be required in connection
With the deal, IL is said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
OPPOSED TO WAR CELEBRATION
Fos5 Vetoes Bill Appropriating Money
for That Purpose

Boston March Eff any anniversary
IN connection with the civil War is ~ b"
established ~ the expense - the state g
should CELEBRATE peace said Governor
Eos IN = message 20 TIE Legislature 20
dsv IN yetoing the bin appropriatins $3.50
ror special celshrstior a. Lowell 81 the
first clash # ne North and South in the
va~
several n the 7'sr veterans IN the Legis-
lstlre erdeavored n. the beginning If the
session % obtain an appropriation Of 300"
IN assist Lowell IN celebrating the ami
verssrv on April 70 Of live CONFLICT IN the
streets II Baltimore in which four nom
hers Of the sth Nassachlsetts Regiment
which wss recruited in and about Lowell
were k.uad The appropriation was cut
down 70 8 "a IN which form it passed both
branches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
AlDR|CH PLAN ENDORSED
Bankers Currency Committee
May Suggest Slight Changes.

Washington. March o7-The currency
committee of the American Bankers Asso-
citation. an organization representing twelve
thousand Of the tOeuty-tNo thousand banks
Il the country unanimously approved the
Aldrich plan Of monetary reform to-day.
Tx Senator A'drich had invited the commit
tee - confer with the MONETARY Commission
tomorrow. but the bankers held a prelir11i-
nary meeting to-day - decide on their
course They will offer some slight nodih-
cations 10 the technical details Of the Aid
principal features and will suggest the
adoption cf the plan BY the Nonetary Com
mission.
There vas No discussion of the part state
banks would plsv IN monetary reform. the
session to-day being devoted entirely 70 an
examination # the Aldrtch Plan Some #
the bankers said that an important question
yet to be settled was the method b. which
state banks could share in the advanta ges
offered 70 national banks b. the Aldrch
plan
Representative Vreeland. If New York.
vice-chairrlan of thA Monetary Cornn1is-
sion Is N favor Of including state banks
IN the plan for nonetarv reform. and Pep
resenta'ives from districts where state
banks are conspicuous are expected 70 urge
the passage of a bill broad enough - in
Guide The state banks
James z Forgan. Of Chicago. vtc.-chair-
man Of the currency commission, presided
a. to-days meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
PARR MAY Be APPRAISER
Office To Be Reorganized in
Sweeping War, It Is Said.

4 comrlete reorganization 90 the office
OF the Appraiser Of the Port was indicat-
ed yesterday by the fact that several dep
uty or assistant appraisers received an
intlmation that the Treasur,' Department
desired their designations
The appointment Of Richard Parr Dep
utv Surveyor in charge Of the division of
= Weighing and raugirs. a. Appraiser OF
the Port 70 succeed George ". Vanmaker.
Who resigned on SATURDAY. appeared al
most assured -esterdav. II was learned
that President Taft had considered lIr
Parr who discovered MANY Of the sugar
frauds for this office long tine ago II
vas said positively yesterday that COL
lector Loeb greatly desires llr PARIS ap-
po.ntment. as II would assure thorough
cooperation between the Custom House
and the Appraisers Office.
Other strong forces a. work toward
the appointment IF 1Ir Parr 20 the vacant
post are the big importers and the large
business interests downtown Their con-
tenticn Is that only 4 man thoroughly
/. familiar with customs Transactions can
bring about much needed reform in the
hsndlins Of business IN the Appraiser
Stores. 50 that both gc-errrnert and i'm.
porter v-ill sustain no loss.
The reorganization IF the Appraiser s
crNc. II was said vestardsv. would FIRST
strike the deputy Or assistant appraisers.
who preside over the twelve divisions ~
tho cfflce With a few exceptions these
places are held hv men who we're appointed
through political influence IL Is said
At the instsncs of secretarv MacNsazh
TIRE Appraisers cfice WIS investigated last
summer BY q special commission. Il was
said that this commission found that many
political appointees we're incompetent. II
vas also intimatsd that ~arious frauds IN
importations would net have occurred Il
the heads Of the divisions had been fully
qualified ~ do thar work.
The Treasury Department IS also ex-
rected 70 make sweeping changes among
the examiners Of merchandise These are
the men who actually see the merchandise.
and the report Of the special commission,
f. was said. stated that some Of the men
we're inefficient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
STOCK TAX EXAMINER PROTEST
Wall Street Houses Object to Taking
Post Out of Civil Service.

4 protest which has been signed by
more than one hundred stock Exchange
and bond houses I'm Wall Street. against
taking the position Of stock tax examiner
from tho protection Of the Civil Service
system. ha, been forwarded 10 the state
civil Service Commission in Albany. The
contention Of those in favor Of the pro-
posed change that the position OF transfer
tax exaniner should be exempt from COM
natitive competition because it is conf
Dental il not taken seriously by the
brokers. Who believe that the rea' object
F.. 70 make the office the subject Of poliu-
cal patronage
This they believe would he a serious mis-
take OWNS 20 the delicate nature " the
duties If fax examiner. VINO has access
90 the hook, Of many brokers, and If not
absolutely rcorrupuble could. If lie vas 80
'rclned make improper Use 81 the IN
formation he had obtained such az dis
closing the transactions Of brokers 20 their
Cr-uofitorS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
TAcl NHOTATt0NS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

%ev. York Iarch p 1911.
GRAIS-VHEAT-New low records were
established FOR the season when Chicago NAY
sold down q S7hs- and prices we're zensraIIl
lower n I'LL the markets Final prices We're 20
Z c net lower Worlds exports were net quite as
large az predicted, but the total was unusually
heavv aggre eating u 900 go bushels. against
70 22S GRO the previous week and 9.l20oOO last
year The amount on passage increased 2S4nocO
bushels fo- the week. Southwestern markets
were lower, and j. vas reported that fhe farm
srs IN the Southwest we're selling new crop 7-hsat
.cr July Shipment The visible supply showed L
Ie~raase for the week Of $4,000 bushels
a gainst de-re1se last week 90 10000 and N
lrcrces. LAST wear ~ so 1no The Canadian
vis,hls increased l13loo0 ard the total Ameri-
can stocks decreased 2>2 G6O No 2 red. % &c
a,e~ator 1nd - Nc o b efca' No Northern
Drlurh & &C.. q p 1fca- C0RN-Stsadv and
A. -hz close vas i,1iso net higher Cash do
n-1rd email. bu- he VISIBLE supply showed de-
crease u 81 cG0 bushels for the week, ne ainst 4
decrease Ct 20 600 iasr week and y te-rease Il
$50 600 - st --a- World exports were 3 400 600
against 3 $50. 00O last week End s0i.00r LAST
Gar Export W S1isc. y afoat. OATS
Firm @arIv brf prices cassf of about = under
selling. although az rhe close the market was
again STEADY with fral figures net unchanged
70 80 higher The visihlH supply showed = do
crease N 20 600 bushels. against decrease last
week ~ GsS onn and an increase last ear OF
300 600 cash oats e1sy STANDARD white. SO
10 . 20 %. - g. Sj ier. W :. 2f'ec RYE
Nominal rAPLET-r user'ied mailing. 81 l6d
81 H. { Nav York. Bt-TKV HEAT-Quiet.
American. 81 f5 per 100 y. c New York. ca
madam Sc. r. i Z New York. for export.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

Spot quiet and IL points lower. az II 40 for
niiddlins upland sales. 600 bales. delivered on
contract. e6CO bales liverpool cables: spot IN
good demand. sales. II 900 bales speculation ard
export loo. American. li000 no imports:
middlins upland. 71ld. Futures opened steady
4i-f5is points lower. closed dull. ~ a net do
cline ~ 81 AZ points. March March Anrfl. April
Ma and Mav-June. 74id. June-Iuly. ! ~ ed 4,
rulv-Aueuet - II. Augist-Septenlber IA I'D .
september October. G.s2d October November,
q. $40 November December. 6.64lsd. Deceinbet-
Jauuar,- Ga Januar,-- February. Sos zd.
COyFFf-Business small. sales Zoo oaSs'
with traders waiting fof the vaioriZatlon sale
due April / 81 the opening the market was
quiat with prices AR points below the nnal
q, Saturdav and tone heavy. Late IN the DAY
A stasdier feeling developed. and closing values
were net unchanged 20 points higher. Havre
showed a decline ~ '-qat franc. and Hamburg
vas i.as pig lower. There we're no reports
from Brazil owing 20 the holiday there on sat
urIav cost ard fro =ht offors from Brazil were
gererall,. un~hansod A. being quoted ~ y BOZ
I. 70. 3s and a. ~ - 1u4l2 ste and RIO IS
a, 1906 TOR prompt shipment and IL 65c for
rul-- AUGUST md September shipment. Ware
house deliveries - Braziliar coffee az tri-ed
states ports last week. rs bags. against
80 5.,J the previous week and 5.seS last roar.
The ,isbls supply o. Brazilian coffee IN and
sa7sr cor thu United states was . AZ. AZ bags.
agairs, . ~ 575 last week AMI 1856 225 last
year spot quiet ana steady az i2isc for Rio
80 : local cortra-' prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

Liverpool March 27.-WHEA.T-sF:' az
@,,fIres quiet March o. Tad Ma ~ -
Jel-, 81 7td coRN-spo' stead. American
fr..red ne" As isd American mixed oid. s.
Futures quie- NAY. a. SID july Is "A
FLCrR-wln'er patents eIs HOPS n Lon
49, Pacifc Coast. - los 4i' . EEEF-
rs,re Trdia ness i07s 81 PORK p n a
rles. T'es,ern SIS FANs--shorr Clt sos
FaCO<-Cumoeriarf cu'. Sc 30 sl0r' RIO
fcs -lsar r.iliss SIS long clear midcles.
urrt IS heav" i5s CO -hor' clear 5acE'
SO ULDEFS-Sfuarr as LARD
rr,r,o r-s.tarn tierces rs. American rehned
ais 46s rHEESE-c11atiar arrest white
r4or DIS 81 coinref 62s 81 TrEPEN TINE
sntrits ~ 3D. POsIN-Common iss ad
PCLUr-nI-R-nned ahd LlNsEEn
IN ;Ns ID cOTTONsEED Ou-Hun re-
Area srot oas "a rALLow-Ags'-ahan IN
rordo, T,rch q -sUG AE-Rsw c-ntrifl-
al ~. ~ nuscovado los 81 beet Ma b..
M. So ITSSEED-calcutfa Aprii-Iuns
so 4s'd LI%sEEp OIL. as al SPERM
or. - ios PETROL ~ M ner:ean 70
49, 81 sriri's ert rTEpENTINE-
e.nr,-i.. r., FosrN-N american Strained is
"a ar.T ~ March T-PETRoLEUM 10
s-arcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

case. 81 2sas2 Is. 1o-ineh Sla;i ~ california,
rate Sadss *. CHIcOPY Dbl sels3. CSC. \
Role bbi s7aS3 -. EGGPLANTs r1orts
box g. 5oa$3 ~, Cuban. S2gS3 carrier c?z
s27S2 80 HoRsERApIsH 100 = Sqs,
KoHLPAsr 100 S5af4 KALI .prog.s ~
9 l2Qsl q sc.tch sig;i y: LErIEsc[5 c 40
o Ore ass" hi ssasa LEXIS. rearsy ioc
bnrch.r. s2aS9 Norrh Csrolins ana virginiaa..
crste 81 51Gs2 N~w Orleans. 100 hgnches. = u
asa LIMA sEANs Florida hsssef CT crate
s2gs5. Cnoar.. box isegs3 MINT e;ssn
wh,e bush crate. 81 2sgs2 3 Telio-.. itc-s
bss s2qs5 ioo-ro RAG 81 5oa>2 50. ocanss
COUNTY yellow bag - S07S3 So ret. s21s3;
OERA. Florida. CARTER. s2as3 Clban sigs-
OYSTER PLANTS. 100 punches ;eatI. PAEs-
LEI 10 punches 55cd>i basket. S1c9sl
curly. m So 50aS3 50 psln. S2as4 boz 81
sas slqsl p PEAS Fior,ds ss,lSs'. Sls.;
box, 81 5od$2 So. carrier q 1892 25 hssxs,.
81 5oGs2 cuban. box s2dS8. carrier 81 s'9s2;
ROMANO basket. 7jc8si IS New Orleans,
col $3.50 n. Bermuda. box. 73cISi 3; PHC-
BARB. nesrbv. dozen lunches. 25Gsse; ISrs
Island 100 punches. S3dS5 STATE $3.50 Vest
ern. dozen lunches 2Jq50c PADisEEs. caro-
lima and Virginia. basket. sigSi rs. Flor.ta, y.
Sia g So crate Sias3 q. spINAcH be.. si9
81 *. sCALLfONs crate 81 509si IS Basket,
81 259s1 50. SHAJLOTS SOL s44<s, sol ASH.
Florida new. white. box - SSgsl 30 CVaan,
slasI 80; Hubbard. BIB. g 2S. marrow 81;
bsg Siasi 50. TOMATOES, Flor,ta, carrier. $50
dSi 20 Cuban T5c9sl y. wArERcEESs. 100
hurches 81 5oTf2 80