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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03

There is little consolation FOR the Salt
Lake housewife in The prices as quoted
by retail dealers at the present time.
The only thing that has shown down
ward rate during the last week IS sugar.
which has dropped 10 cents per hundred
pounds wholesale but the drop has not
effected the retail price in the least,
Wholesale dealers predict that between
now and January ! the price oi sugar
Will gradually drop until the price IS
- cents per hundred pounds lower than
At the RrGsent tme The TnS nrice drop n low ow s
il was before the spectacular raise OF
two months ago. The only reason for
the drop IN the price: according TO the
whole sale dealers is that the beet sugar
is now coming into the market and that
within a few weeks the Cuban crop will
begin Ia reach the United states; They
claim THAI on account OF ibe shortaer
OF the sugar crop In Germany and other
European countries there viii he no su-
gar sold in the United states before the
middle o. next wear nj least al PriceS
Thosc who have purchased their wintcr
SIMPLY or potatoes have reason TO ,D,,'
gratulatc themselves, Yesterday whole
sale dealers quoted potatoes III Sl.50 per
hundred pounds and freely predicted that
by next Monday the price would hc Sl''
no way Of telling Just how high potatoes
vin he sold in salt Lake CITY before
sprine but make The statement that thcN
viii be nj least cents pcr pound ccfor"
December / The Utah crop Is larEcN
failure this wear. The l6sur crop is
tho largest in the history or that state.
but with the exception Of but c"np5r-
atlvely small part of the Idaho crop all
the potatoes that VIII h" shipped out oi
thnt state has bceu contracted for.
For several yrsrs Greeley. Colo. has
been noted Tor its tine potatoes. The
Greeley potato has been served o1 diniu-
cars and in The leading hotels "r the
month. the potatoes viii he served I'M
der the Greeley rJu'e .ha wcrc not raised
in that famous potato district. Car load
after car lead OF potatoes that VIII be
sent from Greeley. Colo, within the next
two to FIVE months. never 50" tho SOIL
of that district: they were arown IN
northern Utah and southern Idai" and
Greeley 10 hc sent from that place as
Greeley potatoes. Professor Crupn, me
create est potato expert I'm tho world. III"
man who made The Colorado potato Ga
nous told The people Of northern Utah
and southern Idaho how to raise po-
tatocs a little loss than two wears ago
that the farmers profited by bis advice
is evident from tho TACT tina; ,nany nf
the big shippers ~ Colorado viii this
vcar send TO the cast Utah and Idaho
potatoes Under the Colorado label Next !
year there VIII bc a different story 10
tell, according TO the Utah and Idaho
growers. They declare that the only rc1
Colorado dealers this year was tina, they
were offered n better price by those doal- |
crs than they could get at home An |
other year iheN promiPr that they WIZ |
Invade the eastern market themselves.
rteh celery tho finest grown IN me
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
Priests Advice Led TO Their
Recovery.

Thin, weak or frsll people-those ~ho
take cold easily and sufferers Of gron-
chitis and Asthma should he pranarcd
with Eckmans Alternative I'm the honqe
Remarkable cures OF even Tuberculous
tConsuinDtiYe) persons are often accom- =
pllsbed. Here are two cases.
Gentlemen: On June 3 1907. I vas
operated upon for Tubercular Pcritonitis
st St Mery's Hospital. Rochester, y. Y.
After tho operation my physicians gave
me mp. ! was then urged bv n priest 10
take Eckmen's Nltcratlvc. which did
NV weight AZ the time was 20 Ihs I
began 10 improve and steadily gained In
health and strength. I now weigh ios
lbs. aud am absolutely cured"
tSigncd AffdsviD EDNA FINER
40 Savannah St, Rochester y. y
'bcntlrmen: | WAS troubled with Asth-
ma and Bronchitis for seventeen ycars
After trying many remedies Eckma n :
Alternative was recommended TO me by
our parish priest. ! am now feeling fine.
cannot praise u enough
(Siened ANNA NAE McENTEB
NlndaNlll l>acon. III.
Eckman's Alternative 10 effective IN
Bronchitis. Asthma. Iiay Fever Throat
md Lung Troubles. and i'm upbuild ng
the system. Docs not contain poiscns
opi3tes or hablt-formine drugs. For sale
by SCH PAMM JOHNSON DRUGS, THE
Never SubstIuItors.' five good stores.
and other leading druggists. Ask for
booklet OF cured cases and write To Eek
man Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa. Tor
additional evidence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given b. the city
council OF salt Lake city OF the Irten-
uon Of such council 10 make the follow
'7s described improvement. 20 wit:
constructing and laying sewer lateral
Of vitrified pipe eight 81 Inches in di.
north from Sixth South street 70 Fifth
South street between Eighth East ard
Ninth East streets In sewer district No. I
and defray the sbuttors' portion OF ths
cost and expense thersof estinsted at
eiEh, hundred forty and ao-l0o 5000
dollars. or SI-lo0 CtoSD dollar per
front or linear foot oi shutting propcrty
lnere being 'SS.'5 feet ahu,iing said i'm
pf"Nemsnt hl local assessment upon
the lots or ulecps OF ground within rhs
following described district. being the
district 10 be affected and benefited by
said Improvement. namely:
The nortr ?5i.S feet OF the east sid.
pf the west lS3 feet OF lot >. the ycutIi
eo62 20 feet OF the cast SIDE OF the wckt
$50 feet Of lot G.. the north 2se feet OF
the west slde OF tha east i5T feet Of 70,
., the south 2i3 feet of the west side or
the east l4S.5 feet Of lot = all in block
=, pat p. salt Lake City survey
MI protests and objections to the
carrying oUt 81 such intention must be
presented IN writing. stating therein lot
ana block. or description of property. 10
toc city recorder on or before the 18th
Gay ~ November, 1911. being tho time
set by said council when Il viii hear and
consider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto.
EN oroer Of tho city counci Of Salt
Lake city, Utah
Dated October End. 1slt.
r, s. EtVES.
City Recorder
Sewer extension No, cs9. n3l7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
STAMPEDE
IN WHEAT MARKET
Price Goes Down on Chicago
Board of Trade; Corn and
Oats Also Off.

CHICAGO, Nov 2.-Twice today the
wheat market broke more than cent a
bushel In a few minutes. The selling
about reports OF federal inquiry into
big cash wheat accumulatlons here and
elsewhere. The close was weak and
ran from last nights figures TO &c below.
Corn showed n net decline OF sNlc To
lmlIc, and oats gT!c TO 3c. Al the
close hog products varied from PC to
% lower TO DC higher.
The most abrupt and hardest fall in
wheat took place just before the last
gong, strong recovery had been In
progress Tor hours. when suddenly pit
traders became frightened at supposed
signs OF liquidation on tho part of the
bull leaders. Almost simultaneously Of
fcrinEs became widely urgent on every
side and there was a nearly vertical
descent from the top 10 the bottom prices
weakness were big receipts in the north
west and generally favorable weather in
the winter wheat belt country. No. =
rcd winter was vainly offered in unlim
That month nmctuated from 95sc- TO 9skc
and closed at 93sc.. net loss Of &c.
Clear cold weather, increasing mar
kctinSs and improving the condition and
quality OF corn made the market for
that cereal heavy December ranged
from 6i5c TO 6$lc, closing l@ilc down
al 62c. Cash grades were fairly steady.
No. yellow was quoted at il@Iisc.
oats hu,tered erratically trying TO fol-
low the price changes in wheat and corn.
delivery were i6{m iGsc and i5ic with last
sales al i53c. fall OF 5c from twenty
four hours previous.
In provisions there was free selling by
prices. averaged just about the same as
last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
LITTLE CHANGE IN
THE metal MARKET
Electrolytic Copper Selling at
Sl2.37H@l2.5o, and Lead
al s4.25@4.3O.
PRICES OF METALS IN
NEW YORK MARkE s.


NEW YORK. Nov. standard cop
per, duh: spot and December, sll oVG
l2l0; November. Sll2o@i2.05, January.
Sll.a5n1 12 10; February, Sl2.00d 12i1S.
London steady; spot. G55 los: futures.
$50 los Arrivals reported AZ New York
today. oi5 tons Custonhouse returns
show exports OF 92l tons so far this
month. Lake copper S12.5om12.6oJ
clectrolytIc. $12.37I a u 90; casting, si2.12i
MI2.25.
Tin, weak: spot. sio.S5mil. .25; Novem-
her Si0,s5m 4l.20; December, $40. 10G 81 m;
January. $40. a 1890: February, 10000
io.i6. London, weak; spot, Gis7 los;
futures. G1Sf 1js.
Lead, quiet; s+.25m4.5o New York; san
+" l:13 East -. Louis, London. 219 los
Spclter, quiet; 2S.50n6.50 New York
$6.0oM6.35 East ST. Louis. London. s@6
los.
Antimony, dun. Cookson'S. sS.006s.l2t.
lron-CIcvcand warrants i5s iid in
London. Locally iron was quiet: No. I
foundry northern sl5.O0m l5.o0; No. 2,
sli.1jm15.25: No. I southern and No =
southern soft, S15.n0Gr 1870
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
ASSESSM EMIT NO. 2.
Founded 1859.
oldest Intermountain Bank.

Cedar Tslsman Consolidated Mines
company principal place Of business.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah: office. 4lI-4lS d.
r. Walker buildings location OF mines.
Star district, Beaver county.
Notice Is hereby given that al mees-
Ing OF the board Of directors OF the Cedar
Talisman Consolidated Mines company.
held on the 1,h day OF October. 1911, as
sessment No. OF one half CD cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation. Issued and outstAnd-
Ing. payable Immediately to II. Barnett
the secretary, at tho office OF the Cedar
Ialisman Consolidated Mlnes company.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Tbursday the
9Th day OF November. lp1l. will be de-
bpduent and advertised for sale at pub
tic auction. and unless payment Is meda
before will be sold on Tuesday, the 2sth
dav OF November. 1911 NJ ] o'clock D.
M, at :he company's Offices. TO pay the
delnauent assessment thereon. together
with the costs OF advertising and on
pense OF sale.
II. BARNETT. Secretary,
Rooms t1'-siS ID. r, walker Building.
n1321
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
a Eousehold Medicine

That stops coughs quickly and cures
colds is Foley s Honey and Tar Com.
pound. Mrs Anna Pclzer. 1896 JET
ferson street. South Omaha Neb,, says.
..I can recommend Foley s Honey and
Tar Compound as sure cure for
coughs and colds. 1T cured my daugh'
ter Of bad cold and my uei"hbor, Mrs,
Benson, cured berself and her whole
family with Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound Everyone in orr neighbor-
mood speaks highly of it. Schrnmm.
Johnson Drugs, five stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
|T0CK PRICES co UP
! BUT RECEDE AGAIN
o,1,e of the Active Issues
Close With Small Net
Iosses at End of Day.
MELTING IS STRONG
Vance Supposed to Be Due
10 the Rout of Extensive
Short interest.
IELTING IS STRONG

.sv yoEK. Nov, 2.-The advance IN
~. xhich proceeded vigorously Nes-
~ r.s continued during the great
Of ,oday's trading. Prices OF
:, Tho active stocks were elevated
solul or two after an early period
hesltsiion. .....
4. msrket later In The afternoon
~ ,odng the greater part OF the
same of the active issues.
rated states Steel, Amalgs
"a Sonnsr St. Paul. the I'M stocks.
* z,,r and Canadian Pacific closed
n ANAL net losses.
|,rsrican Smelling was conspicuVuslN
ne II rose "a points TO 6Sl. ON
.dey this stock sold at 591. The de-
~ ~, This stock was steady and
"a ~ Although il sold of with the
"a late in the day, IL quickly re-
- extensive rise In this issue
IA 10 be due largely io the roul OF
sbort interest. which is reported TO
y reached unusually large proper
rd,,r in United States steel was on
.nsidnrably smaller scale. The In
.,iaIs as 6 whole showed more in
''ss az pronounced strength than did
<aiIrnad list. ewing. perhaps. To the
.ornry OF reports OF improving trade
|tions ,,,.
||rec steel plants in tie PittsourG dis
In was announced. would resume
,,lons on Monday. Gross earnings
.siriv.seven railroads for the third
4 OF October showed an increase OF
4 psf cent
Lncy ra;es were somewhat easier to-
. The banks thus far have lost So
ID.
|opds were fym. Total sales, par
IA, st,S2t zoo.
nitcd States bonds declined on call,
Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
Kansas City.

haNs3S Goo ,,l; - NoN, Snn -McaItle-ke
lSet steady 10 1oc higher. Native steers.
s5.50M9.00. native cows and heifers. 32,I5
a1.O0. stockers and feeders. s4.00@5. 75:
bulls. S3l064.j0, calves G4.0067. 90; !;
western steers. 81 455MIs5: western
COWS, $2.751475,
Hogs = Receipts 1000; market Sc
higher. Bulk. S5.i606.25: heavy. s6156
$50. packers and butchers, ss.0oM6 so;
lights, s5.I5@6.25; pigs, s4oo65,o0.
Sheep - Receipts, 5000. market 10c
higher. Muttons, S&.0odS.I5 lambs. $3.50
T6.2J, range wethers and Ycar!ines, 1925
0A15; range ewes, S2.00G4,Q0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
New York Money

NEW YORK. Nov. 2-Cluso.
IflnH hrlrdn,n- Pap"r' 'snAf per cent
business !u bankers bills at tISS75 10,
sixty -day bills aud at ti.S6S5 for demand
Commercial bills. SfS3,
Far silver. ~. cent.
Mexican dollars. }6 cents.
Government bonds, easy; railroad bonds
firm.
Money On eau. steady. 9sd8 per cont;
ruling rate. % pnr cent; closing bid "
pcr cent; Offered al > per cont
Time loans steady, FOR sixty and ninety
days. 3iT3s per cent; for six months
.lM?3 per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
EYanorated Fruits.

pies steady: spot, fsncT. 1oGIC1c: choice,
9m9!c; prime SfmSic
Fruncs nrm: quotations range from
ml24c for Calisornias UP to i050s and
ll4ml34C FOR OreGons.
Aprcots steady; choice. 156t5Ic: cX-
ira choice, 16Ml6ic fancy 17miSC.
Peaches steady choice 1l!mtlgc: cx-
TIA choice. lliml2c: fancy, 12B612sc.
Baisins irregular: loose muscatelS, 6k
n s3C: choice to fancy seeded IsmS5c:
secdlcss. 6@1c; London layers. 81 iom
| 40.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
Coffee Futures Strong.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2--Conec ruturos
strong FROM * 10 "a points higher ror
,hc day. Sales. 1000 bags: N6vpmbcr,
1880; December. ii,1ac: Januarv'
1850; February. 1t25c; March. "a soc
April. l3Si": MAY. l".Nlc; Juno. 1910.
JIlv l&.5ic; August ana September
1c.,3c: October. 1870.
SnnI coffee unsettled; Rio, No. Z.
a l".c: Santos. Ne, iGi" Mid coffee
dnlcl CordoNa. ltio 30 nnmlnal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Butter - steady.
Crcamcries, 2lA63lc: dairies. 22I2Sc
Eggs-StecdV: receipts 1859 cases, at
mark ca9es Included l6G l9c; firsts, 2Sc:
primo frStS, 9ic.
Cheese steady. Daisies ltt614lc;
twins. laIldiC. young Americas, 14t1
1flc; long horns. IHT1fsc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. -Cattle-Receipts,
estimated at $500: market steady TO
strong EceVes. si.70I9.f5, Texas steers
si.l0nJ 90; western steers, s4i5@ @7.25;
9tockers snd feeders. S2,s0Q5.75. cows
ana hsiters. S?ooas.oo; calves, so.5od
S.T5
UoEs-Receipts. estimated al 1000:
market 90 higher Light. s5.60d $50;
mixed, s5.70GG.t5; heavy, s5.70ds.45:
rough, S5IOGI5.o5; good TO choice heavy,
s5,go96.45, pigs, sS.I5@5.o0 bulk OF sales.
Sc 0oG6Go.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 80, o00
market steady Native S2.5094.00. west
eru, Se.50n4.l0; yearlinss. s3,7o@i30:
lambs native, S!o0a6.3o; western, AS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
Flax, Oats and RYe

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. Close.
GlaX. $2.t4l,
Barley. THcmSIlS.
Corn. No. 2 yellow. sea 70c.
Oats. No 3 white. i5n4Slc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03

union. is feature OF the market at the
present time. Celery TO many people il
never good until the frost comes. Frecz-
ing weather not only whitcnS the celery
week or ton days there has been freezing
weather every night with The result that
some Of the finest celery cyei seen In this
city is now being offered
In connection with this industry thei"
is an interesting Uttlc story. Mai,y
Years ago an Enelishmau planted & small
patch Of celery in the northwest part of
the city. For a number of wears II WAS
not what could be called paying bust
ness. in fact the mau did not plant ii
with tho idea OF making money out Of
il. but rather for his own use. Within
q few years lac had demands from every
leading hotel and restaurant In salt Lake
city for celery, rhe demand WAS more
than tu" supply that he could raise on a.
ono acre patch, hui before ne died this
man bad made several thousand dollars
ont OF celery Following his lead others
started 10 raise celery in the northwest
part Of tho city, Chinese took M the
work and within the last few yoars Tive
parts Of salt Lake county with tic re
suit that today there is not a first class
hotel. cafe or dining car operating In
Utah that would not rather use Utah
celery Than That from any othcr s,r,e
IN tho union. Not alone in Utah has nc
fame OF tho tah celery grown. but this
year II is said that tho express ship
mcuts viii amount 10 several carloads.
During the last week therc has bNcn
no change in the price OF meats fish or
There haS. however. heeu some advances
I'm the price of vcc"tab blev and In some
Instances this advance may be expect Cd
from week TO week until ihc new crop
begins 10 como I'm next spring.
Local dealers quote the following
pTirCs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
YOU CAN EASILY ATT
REDUCE YOUR FAI
USE DOWNS OBESITY REDUCE

USE OOWN'S OBESITY REDUCER.
This js q vsy absolutely beneficial 10 the
general health. Downs Obesity ReGucer
contains ingred ents which are health
producing, They regulate the system, aud
dispose az poisonous waste matter.
ASK SCHRAMM. JOHNSON ORU0s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
st. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. Wool slow. me-
dunn grades comhinc and clothing 1S3m
pic: light fine, l6m1Sc: fine heavy. lSD
Iic; tub washed 2Qn 26c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS..
Omaha.

OMAHA. Nov. 2-Csttlc-Rcceipts, 500 !:
market strong TO 10 cents higher. Ma
tive steers, Sa.800 80: cows and hefcrs,
3.0065.40: western steers. S3.15m725:
range cows and heifers. sS.0o@5. 90: can
ncrs, s2.75@3.50: stockcrs and feeders
81. n 100; calves, S3,5QM 80, bulls, stags
etc, s3.95@i.S6
iiogs-Receipts 5000: market sc 10 lOc
higher: heavy, S6.05m6.20; mixed, s6,05M
6l5, light. $6.o0@6 Is: pigs. SL5006.00:
bulk of sales. S6.05Q6,I5.
Shccp-Rcceipls $4,000, Market steady:
yoarlings S3,50Gii25: wethcrs S3.26m
J.S5; ewes, S3.O0m3,d0; lambs. s5.40@6.0o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
New York Produce,

NEW YORK Nov 9.-Fl6ur quiet and
uomnally lower: receipts, 2o.3j5 barrels
shipments. II9i barrels.
Whcat-Spot easy; No. rcd, 9IC clo-
valor, export basis. and 9Ilc (. o. %.
aGoat Futures weak carly with heavy
selling on press report OF official iuvcs-
tiGatl0u in Chicago and on fine weather
and liberal receipts, rallied on covering
aud on the Hrmncss I'm the northwest.
but again cascd or on renewed selling.
closing a. net lower. December closed
at 81 90 e-l6: May closed at Sl.O5s Re-
cepts. l5I. 200 bushels, shipments. nil.
Hides quiet.
Hops firm.
Petroleum steady.
Wool quiet.
Raw sugar nominal: muscorado. So
lest. i.S0c: centrifugal, 90 test, 5.50c:
mol3 sugar. 50 test. l.5"c: refined
cHsy: cut loaf zoe: crushed. 2nc.
mold \ s.S5": cubes. G.;Nc: NGXX
powdered e.eac; (ine gramuiated G.S0c:
diamond \, G.5oc; confcctoners A S.35c:
No. l. 6.55c, No. ., G.50c; No. 3 C 2Sc
No. & e.2oc. No. ;. G.l5c: No. s. 6.iOc:
30. :. 6.5oc: No. s. 5000; No .. 5asr,
30. 10 = 800; No. H. 5.S.c; No T.,
5Suc. No. Is aud No Ii S.55c
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Flour.

Whoiesals. Retail
High patent. Utah. cwt S > 10 $ . SIS
straight ersde, Utah. cwt % go
Eakers No. !. per cNt.... 80 I. 10
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GRAIN STATISTICS

Total clcaranCcs Of wheat and nour
were equal TO $50. 900 bushels Primary
receipts were l.l5i.000 bushels. compared
with $4,000 bushels Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat, G. cars corn, liz
cars; oats, &c cars: hogs. ~, 900 head.
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NNGE OF THE LEADING FIXTURES
CASH QUOTATIONS

Cash quotations were as follows: No,
rye, Hima15c. feed or mixing barley.
15d 81. .0i; far 10 choice mailing, 81 liM
l.2G timothy seed. Si3.OoUl5.50; clover.
slf ooQ 2o.0o; mess pork. per barrel
zl5.G2!m lI,I5: lard. per 100 pounds, $500:
short ribs. sides 0ouso) SS.O5.
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have Electric Cara 10 oodsr
the hour in an non,
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Butter.
Cheese
Eggs.
Fruits.

=. " UpINSd II. Eei3lI.
Fresh rauch cres. dozen. .. 30
Case eggs. dozen .......... .,.. 80
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-12
Hanqers For Clothing.

Do you appreciate the usefulness Of skirt and coat hangers?
 These wire frames by which to sus- pend clothing are a great aid in keep ing it in good shape. X skirt hung from a rod that clasps the two ends of the folded band firmly and hangs The whole from the center holds its shape much better and longer than one hung from two loops in the band slippeoi over hooks in the closet A skirt i'm properly hung sags and pulls oui ni shape.
 The wire shoulder frames keep she shape of waists and coats Intact They muss less. unless very delicate. than if laid in drawers. Any woman may baye at slight expense q supply Jf shoulder frames wound with cottou and covered with shirred ribbon which. scented with her favorite ST chet powder, will be a help towarJ keeping her wardrobe in good conGt ton.
 Pressing and cleaning of suits have become an item of no small magui tude in a woman's bill of expense. Il is up to her. to reduce it as much 9, possible by the care she gives hel clothes To look well gowned implie' care and personal attention to hitl' details-braid and buttons. little rip and those ugly spots one gets, s.i' doesn't know where or how.