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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
PULASKI
rio,es- Dispatch

,., The TiUes-UispatcnI
". November "
a rural comedy. vas
tne 1890 nigh, by local u.-
49,, upder the auspices On s;.nrs
80 Concert Band .n,S c.r-
srret~d the players sh~m The
rice vac sa,.~ Margaret LANDS su"
wcrH VI phelps. r. L Htitxnse:
rs,,,xneiuer. A. n. WIZ
ssas1c was especially
s,u,, sermon before HeW
% rs.nrsi IT. o. e. n =
s.l last sunday sstefmc0u
$3.50, view Church oy
nS csr,r;ehs. Of the Oueiin
dist Church ,.se
-.ss.- Sor an extended vssit w"
resseives In Penpsyivsnss s"o
james r. rrossnser returnse TIE n -.
~ the week from . vssss We v ~
n. Z. rrclinger. st r. L"Hes
'' n = scott. q Rsehmo~d. hes bee"
r.. ana Ma. =. C. Lcwv.
eca vsre a@cne The arrivals shss weeS
s~S vfu rsssas hsse- -...~
z 0ro0oc1ooe 1eft WeeNessas
~orxsaG % . sssp - pssSoessy
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

IL spendine . few days in the city. the
susss of Mrs l. y. Hclieman
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. Ed StaSg nave gone
to New York. where they VIII remain
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Green re
turned TO their home In Richmcno
wednesday evening after . vlsit 70
Judge ana Mrs. C. b. Green on Dais<o
street. and taking In the Souo
Green marriage At the ffst De's'
Church on Wednesday afternoon
MIS- Helen Clark 10 visiting for q
sev DAYS her girl friends At the state
Normsi College. Greensboro
Mr.. and MIA J. A. Taylor are on .
visit 20 Norfolk
MIS- sadie Clements. ~ Ashes1Iie.
mo has been visiting FRIENDS IN this
cssy for the east month has returned
TO her home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
ARvoNIA
rspecia, to The Times-Dispateh-l

rspecia, to The Times-Dispasch-I
Arvonia. Va. November s.-Edward
Evan Roberts John v: Pierce and pr.
Perkins SloSe, M SS Fossqs % snas
car to Man,eo. the home Of ?. p
clover. and enjoyed an outing at shoot
ing birds and other small game
Mrs. John W. Pierce. formerly Miss
Eleanora Potts. left last week for a
visit Of some days to her old HON.
near Newport News While there snc
will attend the wedding Of one of her
friends.
Mi.. E,esnev Morgan spent Monday
and Tuesday % this week In DhlwSn,
visiting friends.
Rosoer Petit. 81 Stearnes. F1uv&n-
m County. was Q visitor here ana IN
Penlan on Saturday OF last week
Miss Myrtle Miller. Of GIenmore.
Buckingham County. visited her sister.
Mrs. L,ouio Covenant az her home IN
East Arvonta. last week.
Tho Royal Arch Masons. ~ . eonvo-
cation held on Thursday night OF 'sss
ur. Bsber. Of near Tucker. Brck'ng-
hsm County.
MA r Lindsay Stone spent several
Aayp IN SrotssvfIic last week as the
ev~ss OF her sistsrS Misses Mary ana
waiter Chambers spent the week
END AZ hts home near SHORES. In STATE
cresss.Sr J. ". Svsy. % f.ynchburs.
has s.rfved IN the county TO take
rhsrge for the winter % the NJ ZION
o1blsc scAool The school - tocaseo
pesS Nov Canton. IN eee Of the most
prespsress seteheesheees q the es's
Svr v1umw.sr =. loves ewterssised
!. 60 a. M Srse04s ~ Che Asvousa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

fapucsa1 20 TIE Times psspaecA1
Bon Ar, We, Xovem6er S-beosN
a ObrSpDan anl family have gooe -
RscAuspa - sveaA . few months
Lawson furper a1d 0ssrte Svnna
vp eveues q sse sgsne % rcsk ,oSseS
- SuD1ay.
Oo,oosl 90 ~. 3. u = Ta1csa ~
a, SmDus1 TASosee He speo0eg -
veusw - nouoOso1
- + Dsuuss Oesk hns rUeurUso
.lrO0 . v111s - 65seAs = NsWD -
Nv Yog9.
- unsunsyl, vho hss bpss v1seeog
- Dpopve ugsagssSrsA. 49, sDous1eo
- - bUDs g ADs1so CoBDouDe.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
DURHAM

,speciai to The Times Dispateh.]
nurham. " C.. November S.-NtsSeS
Elsie Minis SaI,ie Glass and Louise
..i... en.erta,ued Saturday AFTERNOON
In honor of Miss Eleanor Green. whose
,n,rriase to r. Earl Jordan IVES cese-
nr,,.d In the First Baptist Church
this city. Wednesday afternoon Tne
reception vas held at the hcme OF
Ms. A. ,. Minis. on Trinity Heignts.
The home was very afusct've '"
su,umn leaves snd chryVsntnenums.
A large number Of young people were
present
N,es Della Clark he's returned to her
nome IN south Boston va. after
yss,e to FRIENDS In this city.
Mn L. 8. ThomsaI Of Marsinsvsile.
Va mother Of Mrs ". p. rev ana
~ Kasherswe Thomas. Of the sopho-
more elasu q Trinity. have eesn
spsndtu~ the week In The ncme o.
PrssSdsns rev. ss Trinity College
uul A. cseasham vs. hssesss 70
the Aucssea Bridge Club Friday axsse-
noon. q her borne Sa C5evessnd etseeS
All Of the me0bsgS Wees preeeue AZ
eoSoyeA Q Aelig6sfu1 meseing. y oe.
1scsovo sWo-eouESe DUUceooa Wns sesves.
n -. puko - resurpe1 70 NeW
YesA
~ curvun, pslss. - Nsv YsvA'
a, n n esey shs gosse - 49, De.
N = n ysuoR 90 Ganghesr. -
xcaln- ~ haNe ~ - GuoDO - -
r nuSllnR. Noxe sseugDoo - noSeo9
~ 49, - g Huxyeeyvsoe 3
- eveOR q - - ueegse
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
WINCHESTER
Especial to The nes-Drsna,en.I

Especial 20 The Times Disna ech.l
Winchester. Va. November S-W,.
and Mrs. John Earl Mansfield OF Bru5f
ton. Ga, have announced the forth
coming marriage Of their dauehtss.
Miss Ruby Clayton Mansfield to Or.
Eoyd Ashby Wise. Of stephens CITY.
Frederick County. which 10 Go eake
place In BlufYton on November -.
Mrs Samuel Peacy Lafane. who he's
been VISITING NJ and Mrs. Alexsnosv
GItAnk TwigS a. their country place
near Markham. has returned 10 eho
home OF her parents. Dv. a1A HFe
william s. Love.
Miss Lucille weens has gone - =
visit 20 her b-other-fn-laW and So0eor.
Dr. and Mrs Samuel Logan Owens. n
Washington.
NJ. and Mrs. Robert ~ WARD h0So
been visiting relatives thss wesk n
Baltimore.
Mrs. n y. Mecormae ana Hiss 1sry
Lynch left this week On vfose -
friends tn Baltimore and WeohouD1Q2
Mr. and Mrs George Perry an eAo1.
drcn. % Ai~xandris. ksve besa viDooooB
relatives IN town
CAPTAIN and Mrs- ". p. p0tssr -
theft Aspsht~r. MIS- Potesr. wbo 49,
bee, visiting the formers oo0-e0-01Y
ana daughter, TT. sa1 2ra AoeEuu
Rarrfe. have returned - Ooe0unoDU
Ne. Belle Ncsssa - su1u1u
from . visit Of several 49, -
ssivc, IN PhslsAelph6a - !
ms. Bentley Kern - gyouyuy
> visit % resstsvss - sssgsD
ttncge.
. s9uss ~ ~. - - -
r6R1vs = Owl 2G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

rS,ec,sl TO The Tfmes-Dsspafchl
ut~f1and Springs, Va, November ,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beadlef are N,nt-
tnx relatives IN Hanover county. "ne's
ehey viii spend several weeks
Miss PhilMs Wharton. Of Gloucester
rrr,,nfv. vas the week-end guest OF
Mr.. r. O0terhouk
ME. Irwin B. Weber was the hoss-
ess thursday evening NJ a party sl.eh
at her home. when q large s9oser,"e
~ vouus friends was present TO ENJOY
IN. ocrasior. The decorations were
80, rrefty the ooior scheme being
x.Iiov A eupper was served. after
vrrsch the evening was passed pleas
.n.,v In 9snnes and fortune-teAfns
Mr. Thomas Faucet and children.
Mis- Margaret and Master RAYMOND
nav. returned from q VISIT win res&-
s4yes in Charles CITY County.
MA ]. A. Don reavy, Of Goochiand
r<u,n.v- has returned home from a
Nit to her sister. Mrs. W. a. WeoDer'
on Nine Mile Road.
ne woman's study Club Of High
hand Springs met wednesday. ana IN
,uterestine program was rendered Tue
,ressden,, Mrs. Munro, presided. and q
iarRe number wan present DecoTa-
s1ons were profuse and very pretty,
- ana white Refreshments were
sswed, and :hc evening was pleas
aufiy spent after business
The many friends and, admirers OF
- former principal Of High3and
Surfnxs School. Miss Lottie Evans. viii
- eaaA 60 learn that she Is winning
Any ,aurels IN her new held OF labor.
and thas sae has recently been elected
vressAeu4 Of the largest educational
Sody n Southwest Virginia AID t. in
ereax aemao6 as an edu0uonai sp~ak-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Nobby. Stylish Corduroy. Plush.
Chinchilia, Velvet and Novelty Cloth
Coats. 5 to years. for $3.4S to $lz.Se.
Goats in white Bedford cord. crep-
pella, storm serge, silk, wash and silk
corduroy, for the to 5-year-olds. for
$2.48 to $S.96.
Infants Goats for $2.4S to $l2.5o.
Some hand embroidered ones
Children's Corduroy Hats, in white.
navv. cardinal and brown: several
shapes, some trimmed with gros-grain
and satin ribbon bands and bows;
others with feather stick-ups; worth
81 50 and 500; choice, &C.
Fancy Trimmed Smart Shaped Felt
Hats, IN black. navy, cardinal and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
SOWING GREEN

repsessl 70 The mes-ptspsschl
IoIlaue Green. Va November 81
"a r. Z Butler Hao returned from .
Viae @ her daue..ssr. Ms G h EA-
Vur0o, - Tome
~ Preston n Cavs. 70 spen1in0
emo time at RosIyn. visiting Ma
Chsrles L Collins.
y~hn ". Chandler. Of Houston- fexss.
Int q part Of this week win he
cer~mes Mr.. and Nrs. A. p. Cbasd,er.
Nh CAssSss 4 0sooAouA No. Nv
0ce DpeAAdvs. Mrs. =. 4 co8hsss ~
- Heswine Coehsu spene . pert %
saes vesk - RschWoo6
~ Kate cs1poeu rs returned -
WauAaugson after spso1saB sooe esDe
16yss Brsoksag. ef Hsca@ea1. spsee
eWur.s Sayp sass wsse vssA Ia ~.
i9ss IIsre.res weSs III snss wsse
- Aslausa. O.. wNpre - wsu soSoo
- vsuasr WIN peeoesve@
-. - NJ n. e 0aOsA - r9ess0.
80 - vssessng ~. 80 ma .. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Misses Red Norfolk Sweaters, sizes
II to IA years; regular $500 value
for $2.40.
Ladies Sweaters, in white, Oxford
and navy; $3.50 garment Tor $l.5s.
Lzdies' Red Norfolk Sweaters, sizes
81 to a.; regular $500 garment for
$3.lS.
Bows GRAY Sweaters, some with
combination color bands, worth 81 90.
for SEC.
Children's Sweater Suts-drawer
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brown, several styles to select from,
for $l.5e and $2.48.
A large assortment Of exclusive
shapes and trimmings in Plush and
Corduroy Hats for the little ones to 9
years, some faced with contrasting
colors Of satin. for $3.48 and A.sS-
A Beautiful array Of Dainty and
Attractive Bonnets, made OF silks,
corduroys and velvets. hand made,
flower trimmed; these for 4.SS.
Silk Caps for the infant and small
child: every conceivable style here;
some are hand embroidered; the prices
range from 25c to $3.50, according to
material, trimmings and workmanship
thereon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Good Heavy Double-Bed Size Com
forts, filled with best cotton; sale
price, $1.oo.
Silkolinc Covered Comforts, douoie-
bed size, filled with best carded cotton;
sale price, $50.
S4.OO silk Bordcred Comforts. full
size, the. soft. light weight kind sale
price, $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

have closed their house here TOR me
winter
Tue annual fail meeting Of the Wess
Chesterfield u F. District CcnfereDce
was held IN the Bcn AT Mefhodfst
Church On wednesday. The presiding
cider. Rev. Mr.. Joiife, was preoe"t
and preached an excellent sermon The
rspores from the churches OF the Or
cuff were reed. and were highly salts
faCoOy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
Wonderful Bedding Bargains Of Interest to
Every Housekeeper

Extra Heavy $500 Comforts. GOV.
cred with best quality sstccn and
filled with best cardcd cotton; sale
price, $3.98.
Finest Quality Satecn Covered
Down Comforts. large size. $50
value. 5000.
silk Covered Finest Quality Down
Comforts. $500 value; sale price.
$1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

New Novelties are arriving daily,
and there is no better time to select
YOUR Christmas presents than now
from a fresh, clean stock, before the
rush begins.
Tomorrow we offer the following
specials. which are worth your while.
All linens bought in our Art Depart
ment Monday will be stamped free
one, two or three initials.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
Good News From Oar Growing and Popular
Art Department

Lunch Sets, with scalloped edge,
pure linen, plain or figured, e. 90
is pieces-6 6-inch Doylies. 01eOO
6 l2-inch Doylies. 24-inch Centre.
Stamped Gowns. on fine nainsook.
&c.
Stamped Drawers, on fine nainsook.
SEC.
Stamped Corset Covers. 22c.
All to match.
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Dress Goods Of Quality
Offered for Your Selection. The NesD Suit Deserves
ONLY the Best Suitie

Two-Toned Suiting. 81 inches wide.
in the two new shades Of brown and
blue; a regular $3.50 value; e1 *
Satin Finished Broadcloth, all pure
wool, sponged and shrunk, so inches
wide, shown in all Of the
new and staple shades; per $1 S0
Monday We will place on sale 10
pieces of All-Wool $1sO Suitings, in
gray mixtures and rough weave ef-
fects; colors Of brown. garnet, tan,
plum and myrtle green; e1 m
special price. per yard. 81 sVV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Get your Cloaking here at special
prices. viz:
5O-inch Beautiful Quality Sealette
Plush. that sold for S. 90 yard; special
price this week. $500 yard.
5O-mch Excellent Quality Caracul.
with fine finish and good black; origi-
nal price $500 yard; special this week,
$3.eo yard.
lust arrived. beautiful piece OF
ChinchiIls, one that will compare IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
Warm Blankets

Large Size Double Best Southern Wool Nap O&c
Blankets 81 so value; 100 sale tomorrow TOT wv
$500 Fine Quality Wool Nap Double Z ~
Blankets, in gray, white and tan; sale price. ~
Heavy Wool Nap Blankets large double Z OX
in white and gray $500 value; sale price - s/O
$500 Wool Blankets. large ia size. These come
IN, s1s and gray with pink and blue borders, SO
50. so Heavy Double Wool Blankets, the - I'M
soft and warm kind: sale price. ...-....... VOsVV
$3.50 AwGo Blanket ss Ct: with Pinch silk S598
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Be Sure You Visit 7halhimer's
Children S Dept. on Third Floor

purchases for the httIe ones from ne
the and needed and garment
materials and the latest style
In cyery artcle be had for less than elsewhere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
Feather PMolus

Pillows made of best quality art ticking filed with 10
2 pounds feathers value
Pillow 51i pounds weight sanitary made t1
best anti ticking $ls0 value; sale price - -
Finest Quality Filled Pillows large 2,x2snch sale e. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
Showing of New Fall Black Goods

looks to the $500 grade; special this
week, $2.5o yard.
Don't forget our leading line Of
Broadcloths; they can't be excelled
anywhere, and are sponged and
shrunk: prices, $50, $loo, SIS,
$2.5o and $3.oo.
sO-inch All Pure Wool Unfinished
Worsted, sponged and shrunk; sale
price, $l.5o yard
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Our Reliable Mems De-
partment Offers the Best
Values in Richmond
Sale of Mems UndeYsDea

Mems 500 Wool Underwear, soft and
warm good the usual 81 so grade; sale ri mi
price OASWV
sale M ss;ts All Wool Red Flannel under.... 90
Men, ,. White nIss w s:s will not 90
Mems Gray Underwear, half WOOL as good as TX
you will find elsewhere for 81 90, here SO&
Mems Ribbed Underwear, strong and elastic; Si1~
sale price - -
Mems Warm Feeced Lined Underwear per az
garment '...- - -
fourths WOOL sale price. .............-.... OAsUU
Mems z5c Shirts, 59c
These Elegant Percale Shirts full cut. fast colors
and coat style; all patterns and large variety to
select from
Mems Stiff Bosom Shirts. in beautiful new fall pat
terms elegantly made; look like the SisO I'LL
ones for ...........-.......... 49,
Mems $500 Fanneette Pajamas. neat 81
patterns, silk trimmed; sale price ...... - sOV
A slightly lighter weight Pajama, same as ri *
Mems Suspenders, best Isle webbing. calfskin J
ends and brass trimmed; per pair .-.......-. 80
Mems Good Warm Wool Coat Sweaters, % ar
in gray navy brown and black; sale price. VAs1O
Mems Warm Fleece Lined and Wool Gloves, y =
astrachan back; per pair. 80
Mems Gauntlet Working Gloves. fleece lined, SOp
sec; in leather without lining. ~
Bows Gauntlet Cloves. with fringe and star; Sfle
per pair .-...'- 49,
Mems Good Heavy Wool Mixed Sox. in best IL.
CoIors -
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Renqo Belt Corsets for the
Medium and Stout Figure

Corset for every stout on WITH absolute
are feature which taIo no
complicated features
Belt Cots every s.ou. an
elastic and perfect style Nengo D
woman watch Steel ana gusr~h I'M
arg =,
'se 80 nth xhaion and made d imported eouh SS.U
Tor by ThaIhimer Bros
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

In offering you Princess Satin we
are able to guarantee perfect satlsiae-
ton as to its permanent lustre and IT'S
great wearing qualities.
Owing to its beautiful iustre IT can
he used in place of real satin. and will
wear much better.
See the Novelty Figured and Fancy
Striped Tailored Innings for coats
&c and SIC.
We have Tailors' Felt, the kind you
should use in making coat, yards
wide, in white and black, sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

CORDUROY Dresses, in all new Shades, iur
trimmed, in attractive styles, at. ...
Very Dressy Charmeuse models, IN PLAIN
and brocades, all new ideas. at $3e.eo and
chiffon PARTY Dresses, in all new shades.
also CrystaI Robes, in evening shades, at
Evening Gowns, in all desirable mate
rails and colors, from $45.oe to. -....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

We can safely recommend ciesi
Satin as the best fabric for petticoats'
drop skirts. pillow work and fancy
work
Its deep permanent lustre gives "
the appearance Of real satin. while the
orooess it undergoes gives 1t far greater
wearing qualities
"Princess Satin" name OF SEW
age: ward wide; all shades price, <9c
ward.
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Sale of Bed Spread!

On sale tomorrow 200 White Spreads, regu- QXI
lar 81 rs kind: sale price. ...........: /Ov
sis y, Witt lite: spread large SIZE plain or 81 q
Wit; se'ssa: Fl. i,essa with eusoo. 81 AZ
Fins 3oslsy M L,s lilies: Spreads large ia 500
400 Satin Marseiles Spreads, extra 1874 ~ "
size beautiful quality; sale price. go. VAs>>
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-25

evidence on instructions from McNa-
mara, while the latter was in Jail and
because Frank P, Baker, prosecuting
attorney of Marion county Indiana.
"joined in the obstruction against the
removal of evidence to j d. F'redericks,
district attorney at Los Angeles coun-
ty."
The federal government was ap-
pealed to and it stepped in and pro-
cured the letters and papers in the iron
workers headquarters with the revela-
ton that the federal laws had been
violated said Mr.. Miller.
Again | say If l were prosecuting
attorney of Los Angeles county !
would have this man Rappaport in
dicted as am accessory after the fact
for murder"
Referring to the denial before the
jury of a Cleveland lawyer that no
reign of terror ever existed in Cleve-
land, Mr. Miller said:
1T has been shown that not only was
there reign of terror in Cleveland
but that the prosecuting attorney
there was the same kind of spineless
individual as the prosecutor of Marion
county, that the police courts failed to
do their duty and that dive existed
under the very caves of the city hail.
Phone 81 for Coos Coal. Idaho Coal
6, Seed Co. A. L. Lee. Mgr, sth &
Grove. One Block South of Overland
Corner" Adv II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-25
PARMA SCROWTH
AS TRADING AND
SHIPPING POINT
Remarkable Record Has
Been Made During Past
Year-Division Of Canyon
County Favored.
tcapital News special servlee.l

(Capital News Special Service)
Parma, Dee. - Parma shipped its
first car Of dried fruit of the 1912 crop
east recently. There are three more to
follow soon. The most complete and
up to- date packing house in southern
Idaho is nearly completion here. There
will be many more required as soon as
the fruit lands tributary TO this place
will require more than 1000 people to
pick, pack and ship II,
Parma produces more good horses
and mules than any Idaho point. the
annual sales being $4,000 to $4,000.
Last week a car left here for Seattle,
which left almost $1,000 among pro-
gressive farmers.
Many tons of ducks. turkeys and
poultry have gone out for the Christ
mas trade and a Portland house is
going to establish branch here to
handle the rapidly growing business.
Those who saw the prizewinning
hogs at the fat stock show At Lewiston
say there were several III 4 car recent
" shipped from here which were bet
ter Parma has many very fine ami
mails. nearly all breeds being represent
ed and easily ships more OF the fin
ished product than any point in south
ern iaaho. iWelltN seven tHfS nave
gone tlis lall ahu WINTER ahe MI etai
more will be ready soon.
si5 6ra'h shipments,
ne shipments 81 seeu WIN fvaeu L
cars aha - ~ ILL., iiiost l1iuiltAple o.le
returned ABOUT $toVV. Las' wear tlie
far,iia NJ aha hisNalor eoii'P'ilN ny
oiea 4eo'VoV pusi'eis OF gram IN oruer
g heep " VIZ siils Sefi, I enormous
crop large up-to-oate eleN ator' "tth
electric lilacl'iiieFSt has peeh ihstallsa'
recently SITE WIN room lor seVeial
pulullRs' was aoi'atea eRe Town ~
MI fpueh LOT soefsil center. ne
people nave Incorporated to hahdle me
property anu plRItpSt W fltCl Inc,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-25
Money Market.

New York. Dec. 2b.-Money on call
firm at 50s per cent: ruling rate. s
per cent: closing bid, 51a per cent; Of
fered at per cent Time loans weak
er. so days. 6 per cent: 90 days. So
as per cent; six months. 5hN ask per
cent. Close, prime mercantile paper,
per cent. six months. 5Am5is per
cent. Close, prime mercantile paper, S
per cent. Sterling exchange easy, with
actual business In bankers bills at
s4.S125 for 60-day bills and at s4s530
fer demand Commercial bills steady
at s4.S4
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-25

Boston, Dec, 25.-Exeept for a brisk
demand for unwashed delaine. the do
nestle wool was dull. with values
showing an easier tendency.
Territory stock moves freely, al
though the inquiry IS confined TO
secured wool. Nearby fleeees selling
fairly well. but the Texas and Cali
fornia products are dull.
Increasing interest Is reported in the
prospects for the 1913 clip.
Texas fine. 6 TO months. 65d57e;
fine, IL months, 62463c; fine. fall, 47Q
4sc.
California northern, 5ed53c; middle
county, 50d52c southern, Ara 49e
fall free. Asa soc.
oregon No. staple. 64966c; east
ern, clothing. 6oc. valley No. /. 55e;
territory. fine, staple. 66467c; fine.
medium. staple. 64@s5c; fine. clothing,
so@62c; fine medium. clothing. 81 a SOC,
half blood eombing. 62m64e. three
eighths bloob combing, 57G 59c; quar-
Fights blood conibing. 5745sc; quar-
ter blood combing. 53a 55e; pulled, fine
A. Soc. A supers. 55@57c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-25
At the Pinney.

Dora Thorne will be the offering at
the Pinney tonight The Maude Hen
derson company promises a good up
to-date version of this well known
play Miss Hughes will appear i'll the
title role. and the part affords oppor-
tunity for comedy and dramatic work.
Mr.. Gray will be seen in the character
of Steven Thorne, Dora's father. Mr..
Primrose. as Ronald Earl and the part
of Dick will be in the hands of Robert
Jarvis. The other members will be
seen in their respective lines. This
is a play for the young and old. There
is good comedy and strong situations,
a sure cure for what alls you