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The evening world., 1912-09-24

A .. O.: To b sure, health and
bseasy 20 hand In hand. Indigestion
"a savsei.h n,sr e.as. S impSr: blood, loo,
~ ga shin erupsions. accompanied
oftso ~ depression. mslancholie and
naAAa1Aao. These may BE- all removed
u tho juAisious use Of simple home
- systen .to.ie and blood pvrit'ss;
nosAsao asA eNs -hsif cupful of sugar
q sns-hais Stat alcohol ,not whisksy).
thea 80 sasu0A hot water 10 make .
IN 0uAst q The remedy. Take . table.
4esoe1 sssere o..h meal. k:rcsss
- livss, Darifiss the blood and Gives
- - - vhoie system. by natural
Dsoaa0 the eempesxiea 10 cleared. the
S01SA tssliAg' vAAishss. and energy and
sl1sVassa Of life return.
M O., Yos sss make your eyebrows
0VV thteA and glossy oy AppiyinS py.
Roa1n wtth ftngsr lend. For stubby eve.
l00hss. a0piy pyroxin win thumb and
Soesftaess. Tails mAass them grow long
- s.sv. Re careful. however, and
4. .. C., BlesehfnE the hair Will not
remove u. Make n thick paste with
Sewdsrsd dsiAtone and water. spread
e as',. s not ". amt c, !Asn :'' n, w.,
Esd the hsirs are gone. This simple
0eatmeat will Danish the most stubborn
Gsevth and does not injurs even u sen
GosSvo s1rtn.
. =. A.: II may be all right 20 use
dsy sAampoo powder whore you are very
careful to brush out all OF the powder
oeherwiss II will clog up the pores In
. ~ scalp and cause dandruii. the very
en1ng you should avoid. To keep your
hAis locking bright and healthy and
mAke u stay in curl, you must not use
. ehaDpoo that contains free" alkaii
| - ssaps anu most shAmpoos do. Dis
ssevs . tsaspoonfui OF csnthrox In a
09p of hst water ana You have sham
80 that can't be exeolled. II viii rs,
nAovs all excess oil and dirt. ana leave
yeur scalp free from Irritation. Thi
soamooo dries quickly without chusln.
Il streaky. faded patches In the hair.
IN make your hair soft and fluffy 81
= viii stay up and look nice ~ithoa
~ - Of hair net or veil.
Dsrris: II you wish TO make srense
~ complexion cream Jelly that vii
l 1u10Gly clear your complexion o
fsookleo. tan and ennburn. without tn
/ noeossity OF several months treatment
~ can easily prepare II at home b
U1xing together an ounce OF almoyoir
twe tssspoonfuls siyeerine and one-ha'
p1st cold water stir oriskiy and Ia
stand over nisht. Where applied IRE
Quentiy you will find this an exesllcr
cream for removing wrinkles black
haads. freckiss. roushness and oths
ak1a blemishes. IL viii leave the ski
omoOsh, clear and velyety. and Is
naAshlsss prepAraiion for masAasin
~ reducing the size OF large pores
The evening world., 1912-09-24
Health and Beauty Answers

Il. II. s.; Although gray hair II some
times caused by worry, II IL generally
due to y deceased pcalp, A. Indicated by
such symptoms rs the dandruff. itching
scalp and brittle, falling hair OF which
you speak. To restore your scalp to .
healthy condition. first keep Il clean by
shampooinI every ten days or two
weeks with canthrox. then massage tho
scalp. using u good Quinine hair tonic.
You can prepare the tonic yourself by
adding one ounce OF Quinxoin to q half
pint VI alcohol tnot whisksy). and q
half pint Of cold water. This 10 much
better than most ready. prepared hair.
tonics, ss Il contains nothing 70 make
the hair coarse, sticky or "stringy." II
will remove the dandruff and stop your
hair from coming out. You will find Il
an ideal dressing for tho hair and very
refreshing 60 an itching scalp.
n. N. D.: DO not let your superfiuous
flssh worry you. Even though you have
spent many dollars trying different 80.
called Flesh. rsducsrs" without any Of
them doing . bit of good. I wat yeu
Who s. m. 'Gt ala wonder. 's ser sss%
Get four ounces of parnotis from any
drug store. Dissolve IL In ~ pints hot
water and take tablespoonful q few
minutes before each meal. It Is harm.
less and will cut down your fat rapidly
without necessity for dieting or strsnu-
| Gus exercising.
Mary f.; BY devotinG Just . little
time each day TO the care OF your com
piexion. you can ward off tho marks OF
approaching age ana have the sams at =
tractive, youthful. looking features ~
| your younger friends. Use q good,
grssselsss complexion cream (see an q.
swer to DorriD. ana instead of clog.
ging up tho pores OF your skin with
| face powder. got dependable lotion
and use IL exclusively. You can make
| such n lotion ny buying four ounces OF
| spurmax AT your druggists and dissolv
ing Il in one-hair pint witch hazel OF
hot water; then add two teaspoonfuis
giycerins and when cold, apply freely
10 your face, neck and arms. This 10.
ton 10 inexpensive ana unequalied an 0
show like face powder. and you vii
find II excellent for removing that shiny
muddy look from your skin. I find q
good for removing and prsvsntinl
frsckles. skin piniples and any unnat
ural skin 'roushness.
u. W.; II my eyes continually Ia,
that tired. overworked feeling you "a.
yours do. would lose no time gettinl
good tonic for them. Ny eyes wer
inclined TO be weak, but ! keep them Il
, good condition by using n simple. In
7 expensive remedy made by dissoivin
/ an ounce OF crystos IN Flint OF watei
lew drops In each eye OCCASIONAL
I will readily relieve Inflammation an
make ones eyes bright and spsrkiins
: Try this and am sure you will nc
a tonic for weak. watery eyes, also Srar
9 uiatsd lids.
y Read Mrs. Nartyn's book. ''Bssuty,
lt5.--Advt.
The evening world., 1912-09-24

ResfuoI Soap md ONT
msnt stop itching anA
burni.g Instantly. ard
spssdry heal tie sever.
ct casss Of eczema and
othsr akin humsrA -
well - eerse, bofla.
burns. seslds. cold-ssrsS.
dsriaS lisa, invaluaSls
In every heasaheA.
YOU drugGjst ssils Res
inel Soap (2ss)end Rss.
mol Olntznsnt (60e and
10. For . .esnsguus
ssnuls e cd write %
DeVe I'D, HnslNoL
go. g '''s-''~
The evening world., 1912-09-24
HUMOR|ST seized
BY SUFFRAGETTES
AND CONVERTED
WS1ace Irwin Tells How Cali
fornia Women Won Him
Over With a Rush.
ANTS JUST VANISHED.
Writer Thinks Suffrage viii
inject Puritanism Into Poll
tics, but Won't Mind That.
ANTS JUST VANISHED.
4kNavguertte MO0ersM arshaU

DVMGr0uerste MOOeTsN0Is"o1s
IAs California woman II taking her
UuRrage like . perfect lady.
Wanace Irwin. humorist. says 90. and
- sAys Il isn't one Of his little Jokes.
n. irwin ~ Just back from . summer
n Santiago. Cal. where he went TO
obtain the proper local color for The
Dsvs of Psaos." . suffrage operetta he
- written And the operstta and San
SoHgo, CAl. between them have sue
osAdsd IN making q real suffrsgist OF
n. Irwin, Q rssuh which Mr.. Irwin
dArpniciss with triumphant gise.
NJ. irwin divides With Sheriff Bob"
Ohana@ the honor Of being New York's
raoidest -flrs convcrsationalist. In his
customary miis-a-nhnuts monotone the
rvnaai author detailed TO me the latest
Dass1s Of Santiago. and u I omit any
snpsrtaa4 snanosuvres I trust he will
remember tha< DO not hold . steno-
0sAphie record
HAD LUNCH WITH 30 WOMEN
AND NE WAS THE ONLY MANI
sTSsrs were thirty women" he set
SsrsA tsnuatinsiy-'ehirty bright.
huautifui. charming women. And they
sshsd ne 10 iunoh and simply couldn't
REFUSE. they even. wanted me TO make
q spssch. And ! was che only msn at
thaA iunchson-thsy carried II - far a.
thasi rwsney Of them escorted mo to
A. 81 ~ - h. n.
hsu0 ~ n ne hilia. where the lunch
W. esrvsA. We wers little fats. and
eems Of ne women suggsstsd hatter-
nay that I. esing the strongest Nom.
~ e ~ pArty. run downhln and nag
- esain.
sof sousss dsd r. sast NE aay other
09s 0aa. Ana. % you know. local
unoer eane out nSzt az With . picture
q - earring Gown thA< hill. my legs
@lunns>arhg In Q olDuA Of dust. and the
snptjon. Irwin F1ssang From the suf-
GkeHzs1sv its strange how the simplest
seeioa wu sonstimss be misj,sdssd.
ssrAas wus q fns luncheon. and Of
suurss ~ pst ~ next b the most
1omfnest woman politician n Gan Diego
vAeW probably nm on the ticket for
Mayor nsze election. 0hs's . paump
- esaaai Vaooa, end ~ told mo all
sbovt ne rotten campaign her brother
in-Aw AaA ssanasSd. and how much
SSeasr Shlnp weu1A b Arranged when
- oot iato the business. don't doubt
~ wm be. no knows how to man
- ohs took ne out On me porch A.
t0vsrd and shook hands with me and
IA our ploeprss taken.
sNGotovGNi" CRIED MOTHER,
~MyTN ALL rHis HousEWoRka"
n was Q famous Victory" Nc. irwin
hasesnsA On. II believe In suffrage; on,
- Indeed. Behave In T. I think II
vsuAA - raShsr ungr aeef,i II ! didn't
The evening world., 1912-09-24

II vss bothered for ssvss1l yssrs b.
unsighs1y ptmplss % NJ faes, - vell
- blAckhsads, which wsre soures a
much diss:s3.rt ~ sakss1as.sse
A. Last dscidsA - ~. Asslnsa osa0
anA RssAnsl 0htn.t - haySy =
and ~ slEin 10 clsar II IN atlAgszS-
n0ta ] alss onA tAns Rssisea wsran
vc:s" vAsa s'sa 70 care esA ''-'~
(noNuD) ". 4 HAc-S
The evening world., 1912-09-24
rHE ANTS eEGM TO HAVE
VANISHED a. ~ MAGIC.

"Ths really amusing factor IN the
situation was the absolute disappear.
ance OF the antis. suppose some had
existed In the town. previous to the
passage Of the amendment But.
whether they then shook tho dust Of
California from their feet or were con-
verted overnight. thcy were certainly
non-existent last summer.
Il can't say that I knew Of . single
case where the ballot disrupted the
home. DO remember watching one
couple outside the polling booth Tho
lady was giving her lord and master
most energetic Instructions. but no
seemed to take II meekly. II was cv!-
IDENTIFY not q nrst experience with him.
He finally stepped into the booth
cloSely followed by . Anal warning,
Now. you mind what tell youv But
after he and his strong minded spouse
had registered her opinion they walked
away amicably enough.
II heard another woman say tina,
abe was going to vote for LA Fol
lette. SOS your husband. volunteered
/ an incautious by-stander. oh. then
| of course. ri vote for somebody else. .
| shifted my lady. But then. she. hadn'l
been on good terms with her husband
for some time. The husbands anc
The evening world., 1912-09-24

wives frequently held different poll.
ticai opinions. particularly on labor
question: I have heard some Wild
eyed family discussions ~ the 1. w.
w. through open windows. But there
weren't any domestic riots.
EXPECTS WOMEN TO PUT PuRi-
rANic TWieT INTO POLITICS.
The women are frightfuliy strong on
moral issues, and think It's o good
thing. California u nominahy local
option. but really MS an awfuily dry
State. In the towns where liquor II sold.
tho iaws regarding ~ are strictly On
forced. All thfs IL generally considered
to be due TO the woman. And . certain
man in fan diego came very near losing
his re-esecuon because the women
thought he hadn't acted with sufhcient
frmncss IN regulating the Tenderloin dis
triot. He was . good fellow. except for
that. and the men probably would not
have turned him down.
II think there's no doubt inst women
win bring a Puritanic element into poll
tics, for q whHe nj any rate. But poll
tics can stand II. our government
hasn't suffered from an excess Of Puri-
tanic scrupies in the last few years.
The women want to reform things. and
who blames them? They want to take
their brooms and make q clean sweep.
And they can count me In ended
Wallace Irwin. With sunny smile.
The evening world., 1912-09-24
sfs,0oo, 600 rio Janeire Loan.

b LONDON. Sept. ga Rio Dc jan
Giro loan Of s1b. 100000 at 8 per cent.
IL shortly TO be hoated on tho market
hero and arrangements for underwrft-
ing the issue are now In progress.
The evening world., 1912-09-24

don't you? And all summer ] had q
beautiful chance to watch Il work.
my brother In law 10 Awfiily keen
about II. ono dewy morning l heard
his dulcot tones in the next room be-
fore ] was awake. He want W him
self. But he was singing out 'Moth-eri
Don't forget TO 10 down and register
to-dayAyr But mother unsympatheti-
caliy responded that she couldn't. be-
cause she had too much house cleaning
That's fine patriotism!' heard my
brother-in-lsw grumble. for Q family
that pretends to care something about
the STATED House cisaninxi Huh!'
However. lots OF women went to
the polls wheeling baby carriages or
with little youngsters in their arms
heard the teilers In one booth jolly
ing n woman for appearing 10 early in
the morning. oh. I had 70 run out
and get a piece Of bacon for break
fast she explained. and this was Just
on the way TO market
Seriously. thero was an uncommon
number OF nicely-dressed, rcflned-look-
Ing women who registered and voted
as simply and naturally A. IL they'd
been doing Il oil their lives. And they
certainly didn't suffer any annoyance
at the polls from the mon. There was
. little good-natursd Joking. but II
was given and taken In perfectly good
part.
PIE ANITA a9gM "a uAu1
The evening world., 1912-09-24
sRGoloTGRi" CRIED MOTHER,
stwlTN ALL rhis HoUsEWoRk7"

~ was Q famous victory" Nc. irwin
hasesnsl on. II believe In suffrage; on.
~ iudssd. I be1lsvs In L. think II
wsuAA - rashsr unsr seef,i II didn't
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1912-12-25
F0R SALE 4
A Good Farm of One Hun
dred Acres Three Miles,
South of Ceredo.

The farm is productive, well
fenced aud water in every field.
About 60 acres of the land is clear
ed, balance contains some goo
timber. There is a good log house
containing tour rooms, also two
barns, smoke house aud other
necessary outbuiidings on the farm
Also good, young orchard
apples, peaches and pear trees. The
farm is situate about three miles
south of Ceredo on county road
which leads to both Ceredo and
kenova. Telephone in house. A
bargain if sold at once. For par
ticulars call on L. II. McDougal,
Ceredo, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1912-12-25

Hon. JAS. GRAY, senator-elect
from the Parkersburg district, has
announced that he will introduce a
bill at the coming session of the
legislature, having for its purpose
the prohibition of the sale of e gar
cites in the stale ne has been &
careful student of the effect of clio
arctic smoking among children, and
from the alarming increase in the
number who are addicted to the
habit he believes that such "a law
should be passed to protect the
future citizens of the state.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1912-12-25

'rhe sins of the fathers shall
be visited upon the children, even
unto the third and fourth
generations" so we are told and
some people Will leave enough 20
90 around.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1912-12-25

Lazy-It says in dis paper, dat
Mars is 36,OO0,OOO miles from de
earth, pardner.
Hazy-Great hobos Think of
tramping dat distance an den get
ting chased by de old Dog star.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1912-12-25

For SALE - Typewri ter ribbons
and carbon paper for sale at the
ADVANCE Stationery Store. Rib
bons 80 cent? each; carbon paper
. sheets for % cents.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1912-12-25

Cigarettes are now said to cure
the drink habit. Another case
where the cure is worse than the
disease.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1912-12-25
THE CALENDAR IS
full At ". Y. U.
hANY ACTIVITIES MAKE THE
LIFE OF THE STUDENTS A
BUSY C..=.
STUDENTS ARE RELIGIOUS

tion is Busy With Other Forces To
Make Student-Life Worth While
College Circus One Of the Coming
Attractions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31
Plight 10 Keep Pigs in London.

The freedom Of the city 0, London
carries with II, nornicsily a. any
rate. the hight to keep pigs IN me
parish Of St. James. Piccad'lly. Ru,
even we're any one disposed 70 avail
himself Of this liberty. and II the san
itsry authorities failed % object, and
in that part OF london Is somewha,
too costly for profitable pig farming.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31
Money Concealed In pettIooat.

Mrs.. Herman N!colAy Of Norwich
heard rustling in one Of her petit.
coats. She ripped 1, open and found
seven certificates OF deposit on differ
ent banks amounting TO $3,7oO. ThA
petticoat had been the property OF tha
woman's motherin-Ax.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31
Iha RIalta

Tbs architect Of the famous Rlalto
or7dge in Venice was Antonio da Pom
-. The bridge !s single arch. 90
zee, In .ength. aud is exceedingly
stfors and graceful Il IS crossed By
means u ascending and des rend!ng
sieDs. while on the top are two ranges
Of shops, dividing he structure into
three parsl!el eets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31
Nra, Cs,aii.

Hs,o-er--I have 4 good descr,p
10, o. =. d,essss. presents and your
scoesysnce Now VIVA, shall say
sbrg: tks Bridegroom >" Brlde-"Oh.
szypUse 5s nus. 5e mentioned,
TEs, say he was suJug those pres
en..-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31
SURE Enouan.

The teacher had been telling the
,lass sbogt the rhinoceros family.
Now. name some ,hiags" said she,
ths, are very dangerous 70 get near
% and tha, have horns" "Automo-
ones," replied little Jennie Jones,
promptly y.-Unidenuf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31
pu~arki-d's perye-elty.

What is remote ard difficult o. sue
cess We are apt 70 overrate; what Ia
really best for US lies s!wars within
our reach. though often overlooked
Longtellov.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31
Wiss 20 Stick % Them,

"Bu, to- M ears being in the way
| could wear one o. these very high
collars I 90 bad; but stick 10 your
ears. girl They may be un,ashior.
-bls nov, bCt you may need en- In
your old ago 20 hook your spectacles
over"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31

Tho Irony OF fate was disclosed In
the story OF the man who In an effort
TO escape q trolley car and an auto
mobile was run over By hearse.-
New York World.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31

Hardly q man puts OF until tomor-
Tow the foolish things hs vtahes to do
today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-31

Hard 70 Get Away From.
Nuthing is so oiHcult 20 uproot -
inherited ongdoing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING-Notice Is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the stock.
holders OF the South PLATTE Land Com.
pany will be held at the office Of said
company at Lincoln, Neb.. at II o'clock
a. m on the sixth day OF March, A d.
1872
c. II. MORRILL,. President
A. B. MINOR, Secretary.
IIncoln Nah EebrusNx g. 1914
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25

NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Oscillations OF the Day on variou.
Com modlties.

NEW YORK. Feb 2l-FLOUR-oulet
spring patents. S.l0g5.35. winter straights
N.DaLS; winter patents, t.b0u4 80: spring
clears H-0qAS, Kansas straights. A7t
ui.se. Rye. flour. quiet. fair 10 good, t4Si
Gt5; choice TO fancy, E.Ooq5.3. Buck.
wheat flour, quiet; $3.50
CORNMEAIs-tSteady; fine white and
yellow N6Sai7o: coarse. sl55aLeo. kiln
RYE-ouiet; No. 2 SIC c. (. T., Buffalo
BARLEf-Steady: mating. N.2qlS2
wHEAT-spot market steady: No.
rec, hol& elevator. export basis, and
tl.05h, o. b., afloat No. l northern
Duluth, ADA, T. o. b.. afloat. Futures
market moved within a narrow range
but the undortone was steady on small
offerings due TO fears Of crop scares
unchanged. May closed, t.0I ll-l5, July
n.01k.
CORN-Spot market steady: No. 2 corn,
Ielzc elevator. domestic basis to arrive
and export corn, 72lhc T. o. b., afloat
Futures market, nominal.
oATS-Spot market. quiet: standard
white. 6Oc In elevators: No. ?. &C: Nos
and 4, bs1c: natural white and white
clipped. 5Sizqs2c on track. Futures mar
ket. nominal.
HAf-Quiet; prime. Sis; No. l. 81 d
QlS; No. 2, 81. I5lfia0: No. .. H.05.
HlDES-Firn; Central America, 2sAc;
Bogota, 23Iag34isc.
LEATHER-Firm: hemlOck firsts. "a
&c: seconds, 24a2se.
PROVISlONs-Pork steady; mess, s17. 2
Gl7.50: family. tiS5oaie50; short clears,
!l7ooqis0. Beef. steady. meas. si2opf
1850: family. ;i5.0odl5.5O: beef hams, G7 81
Q2.0. Cut meats. quiet: picked bellies
10 70 IA pounds. 500: picked hams. sii.Oo
Lard. steady; middle west prime. $500
$50: refined, quiet: continent, $3.50: South
America, tl0.i0; compound, t5.S7,ld5. IN.
TALLOW-Quiet: prime city hhds.,
500; special. $50; country. E.756s 8.
BUTTER-F1rm; receipts 7.74s tubs.
creamery. held firsts, Ea1Sc.
CHEESE-Firm: receipts, SO packages
state, whole milk. held specials. eolored
INC.
EGGS-Unsettled: receipts. 1850 cases.
fresh gathered. extras, 1880 fIrsts
Sslzc: seconds. ssds7e; western gathered,
whites. 1,d40c.
PoULTRY-AlIve, quiet: western chick.
ems. 11It2izc; fowls, l3ilait1c; turkeys
iS6iec. Dressed, steady: western chick
ems. i2lEalSc; fowls, i2iiQlsc; turkeys.
12a2lc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25
PIGS



SREEP-Nothing Of consequence was
received today In the way OF sheep or
lambs and the market had its usual
Saturday appearance, being quoted
nominally steady.
During the week the trade has been
rather uneven, opening lower and closing
little higher. Heavy receipts on Mon
day caused a slump In values. attended
by duh demand, but since that time
some Improvement has developed. Thurs
day s advance leaving prices about dime
above those In force at last weeks close
Both fat sheep and fat lambs were in
NolV0d In the early decline and the same
classes Of stock shared equally In the late
reaction.
Receipts on most days were fully up to
packing requirements, enabling killers to
I'LL their orders in leisurely fashion. AZ
ter mid-week. the demand took on a
stronger tone, hut the heavier runs on
the first three DAYS cleared slowly.
Bulk OF recent offerings consisted Of FED
ewes and fed lambs, wethers and year.
lings proving the exception. Best ewes
are closing around t.N. with medium 20
poor ewes ranging from $50 downward
lambs made a top OF $50 Yesterday, the
highest price Of the week but the range
in values amounts 10 about SIS at pres
ent and very plain grades are none too
popular at the low spreads,
Feeder trade has exhibited no new fea-
lures this week, the demand and supply
both being meager. According to pack
ers' tab. the total purchase on country &C
count does not exceed 2eo head. only
per cent OF the total receipts
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, 81. eol6 10; fair to good
lambs. S. 250S.co; good to choice year
lnEs, N.oonS.&; fair 10 good yearhngs,
81. e416 90; good to choice wsthers, N.isft
t5o: fair 10 good wethers, S5.sS1fI Is, good
to choice ewes. S.eS0S.S; fair TO good
ewes. S. o01s g.