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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

ing rs ft.x4o It,
Terms will be twenty-five ts5) per cent.
at time Of purchase. and the remaining
amount of purchase price on or before the
expiration Of two (2) days from date of
safe.
The condition OF the sale viii be that the
purchaser win tear down and remove the
said buildings on or before September 1.
1914.
The right is reserved TO withdraw the sale
IL deemed best
Dated duly "a. lsl4s
WILLIAM pIMONn.
JOSEPH HEIsI.ER
- Apo1RH EQ1zNER
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28

Cups and Saucers, values up
to 7ec, now Csc.
Footed COMFORTS, in pressed
glassware; regular zoe, now 15c.
Fruit Bowls, S-inch, colonial
design; regular 29c, now 15c.
Open Stock Dinner Ware
The Waldorf, a domestic china
pattern, in green pencil decora-
ton, including finch dinner
plates, finch soup plates and
coup soups; regular lS6, now
zoe dozen.
6-inch Tea Plates; regular
l.5S, now 60c dozen.
5-inch Dessert Plates; regular
100 dozen, now 4sc dozen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
Suit-cases 4 Off
Special Bags

For travelling, bags are the
most comfortable to carry. OF
genuine cowhide leather, brassed
lock and spring catches. All
leather lined with pocket, seam
less handle and sewed-on cor
ners, very light weight. In tan
only. Sizes 16, II, is inches.
Regular S4.9s, special. -. .4.3s
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
Children's Tea Sets

Hand-psinted Japanese China
Sets in neat red decoration, con-
sisting Of teapot, sugar bowl.
cream pitcher. 8 plates and 6
cups and saucers, % pieces in
all; regular LOO. now SOC.
56-piece Tea Sets, domestic
china, large rose decoration; reg
ular 4.49, now 2-25.
34.eS French Limoges China,
l00-piece dinner sets, in pink
rosebud decoration, now 23-32.
1898 Domestic China, 100
piece dinner set, neat border de-
sign, now s.65-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
Fancy Glassware

Fancy salad bowls, cake plates,
fancy plates, bonbons, chop
dishes, plaques, cracker jars,
etc.; values up to LAG, now on
special tables at soc.
Imported Glassware
Wine Glasses, plain blown;
regular LAC, now 75c dozen.
Wine Glasses, in etched grape
design; regular $50, now LIS
dozen.
Whisky Glasses, plain blown;
regular 4Sc, now 24c dozen.
Whiskey Glasses, etched grape
designs; regular 1869, now S5c
dozen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
CITY ApxERrIsEMENrs

ton Of sewer IN
ABxNGER PLACE
between Brookdaie avenue aud Boglan street.
with branch IN
BOYLAN STREET.
from the terminus Of the present sewer about
900 feet south Of South Orange avenue 70
the southeriy end Of Hoylan street
c. r.. KRA EHER
President or the Broad Of Street. ans Water
Commissioner
A. 4. SWAIN.
july'24-bt Acting Clerk Of the Board.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
Steamer Trunks

Heavy canvas covered, fibre
bindings and two fibre centre
bands. Four hardwood stats on
top and one Stat on front and
back. Solid brassed fat trim
mings, all parts hand-riveted,
cloth lined with flap tray. Ex-
celsior lock and two sole leather
straps. A G. & S. guarantee
goes with this trunk
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
Strong Steamer Trunks

with fibre-bound edges and sides,
three fibre centre bands; duck
covered. Five narrow Stats riv-
eted on top, also one Stat riveted
on front and back. Strong Ex-
celsior lock and trimmings, all
cloth lined, and tray.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28

All edges and sides covered
with vulcanized fibre. Five
hardwood Stats on top, also two
stats on front, back and on
sides. Strong brassed excelsior
lock and fat trimmings. Two
heavy sole leather straps, all
around cloth faced Innings and
two deep trays.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
CITY ADvERrIsEMENys

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinances passed q sec
ond reading and were ordered 70 a third and
final reading at q meeting Of the Board Of
Street ana Water Commissioners held July
sd. 1914;
An ordinance 70 provide for the construr-
ton OF sewer IN
I.INDSL.EY AVENUE
between Brookdaie avenue and stuyvesant
avenue. and in
sTuyvEsANT AVENUE
from Lindsey avenue for q distance Of about
Is feet northerly
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
Covered Dress Trunks

Fibre bound, four hardwood
Stats on top and two Stats all
around. Strong excelsior lock
and trimmings. Two sole leather
straps, sheet iron bottom. Fine
ly lined and with full flap trays.
Size 81 in, reg. SOS, spec. 5.35
Size "a in, reg. $50, spec. 5.S5
Size SO in, reg. sos, spec. 6.35
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
Iints OF Other Savings in Blanket Sale
l.5O and 500 Corsets
Saturday Hours 9-12 Noon

Broken sizes this price reduce stock should not
last long they uptodate models in the choicest
mer styles of plain and fancy cou very deliberately
trimmed all have supporters While have every size
from Is to 30 have not all sizes in each lot; while IN
they last ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.UU
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
Gas Ranges to Fit
Any Size Kitchen

If you have small kitchen, it doesn't
follow that you can not have an efficient
Gas Range.
Gas Ranges are made to fit any kitchen.
They come as small as twenty inches or as
large as will meet the requirements of the
biggest hotel.
Some women have held off buying Gas
Range for use this warm weather because
they feared their kitchens were not large
enough. This is mistake. We can fit
any kitchen.
Cabinet Gas Ranges are the best type
where there is plenty of room, but the small
ranges do their work in very satisfactory
and economical manner.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
Here good mems of extra special Importance "goaways
Reduction Sale Trunks. BAGS SuifcaSeS

thai
the
do
RI may
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
Black WaIrus Bags

or exceptional quality and
value. Made of genuine waIrus,
all leather lined with pocket,
brass lock and spring catches,
thin seamless handle and plain
corners. Very light weight, max
ing II easy and comfortable to
carry.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

bnn6ert bntte bic Gt1ot nur nod]
5000 girapobner; iic iplirbe baum i'm
2airfc ocs II. sSobfttnberts biernrd
bon ben Sratlsoieu erpbert ilno bIieb
bel 5raufreih Biz 5u 6sn 9ertrng BON
utreht, Der Die Staot ben an Seitprs
reid, abeetretenen gtieberlan6en Elm.
terlei6te. Dllrb rie Observation-Disclosures
luurbe Ypern Sann tpieber fran5oiii6
lub blieb es 20 Safe, BON 1894
1914. 0ie itarfen Befeitiglmeen pur.
oen i'm 10. Sabrbnn6ert eeidleift,
uno an Tire Steae traten Die maleri-
i6en goulebaros, bie 10 merfnlirSig
nit ben alten ebrpiirbieeu SSaIiaDen
Der nitteIalterli6en 9iirgerbauier
fontroitieren. Gin altes Gtiid Mittel-
alter lebt 10 in gpern nod tort. iro
ni4t MIR in Der g(r9iteftur Ger Stabt,
ionOern altd) III ben reihen Gr6iuen
un6 Ser bra6tpelen @ibliotgef itnb
in Dem Muieum nit ieiner, groBen
Sammlung Don Jolteripert5eiigen..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

Siibne nnb abbitte, iinb eines Der In
tfrefIdnieften 8apitel Der enslif4en
gefti6te. ltn6 ipsr iennte ni4t g6dl@
GERS ptlgrims, unb feline altenslii4en
gerie, an bensn fi9 Sbateipears, Ben
Sonfpn unb Der alte gelebrte Sr.SObns
ION in ibren Mubeitunben ersDsten
unb aus tknsn lie man6e SnipiratiOa
nen i65pften2 Sn Der aatbebrale, bea
rem gr5bii66fe fpdbrsn6 Der ensliifsn
reformation bGufis fpe9felten, um
einmal Der pGpitliden Sbierban5 unb
Johann Der anglitaniiden So6tir4e gu
bisnen, fanbsn AUDI 5ablreide aus
SJrantreid nu9 Der blutigen gart6oloe
mdusnd9t pertrisbene Sueenotten
gaitfreunbli9e unterfunft. Wleiit iDas
rem es Weber unb anbere 6anonerfer,
Die in jener @e9enb Biz Odbin niue
Snbuitrien i6ufen unb gum 4ufbliiz
ben ber Stabt beitrugsn. Seute 1T iie
mebr WtarttplaB fir bas aus Der
9raff9aft Rent gum 8ertauf 5uiamz
mengetriebene 8ieb, iopie fir ben
Obft. unb Getreibebanbel isner @es
geno. Der 6opfenbau oon &ent III
e6enfaas tpeltberiibmt, bat jebo9 in
ben lebten Sabrsn srbeblid na4gelaiz
Zen. Cine 5abrt bur4 bie 5opfenfsl6er
Don asnt i'm SuIi unb Qtusuft 1T Elm
Senub. OsHen iih aud @egnsr bes eo~
len Nafies tets germ erinnsrn -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

tSrt. DEM ebe GurDpa bds ntat Be-
griffsn bat. perben feline tnneren &ries
ae aum 8eiten gnglanbs nidt aufbOs
rem. Durin liegt allerDinss Der elm
aige @ergleidspunft sipif6en benz
Napoleon bon 1904 unb benz beutigen
Ceuti6lanb, bab beioe BON Der obis
cen @abrbeit qriinblih bur6brungeu
ilnb. Die neutralen Staaten tperben
!.6rigens ldnsit bic geobdntuns &C..
ma4t 9aben, bab felt Ginnabme ant.
lperpens Die Stimmuna Der &nsit unb
her rerDOier @rbitterung in Der eHslis
iten prefIe beoeutenb eeitiesen lit.
Sc mebr Iif bic OeutTGen bem aii.
itenitri6 na6ern, mo 8piidjen Calais
rnb 8oulosne '''h einft bic befeitigtsn
Eager ytapoleons erboben, tpo Dpm
Sriibjobr 1903 Bis gum SpdtiDmmsr
1905 fi6 2. bis 100000 Wlann in
ben Wuffen ii6ten, uno ieben @usena
Bid erparteten, iiber ben aanal au
ieBen, Oeito mebr eripaden unanse.
ne9me biitorii6e grinnerangen in
Gnaldno. 9as meerbeberrihenoe Qls
fiOn, bas ii9 permab, ben g6iebs-
rihter Der 0elt su Ipielen, 1T in ienen
3uitanb aeratben, Bel benz ss aefp1bn>
!i6 alles Deraibt. unb bon Dem mir
nod gana unbere Dtnas srpurtsn biir-
fen als bic arupaGIe in 0eptfprb; es
bat gnait por Der Snoaiion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
9Iak'R tbriAten.
onnerHaa 1s. RoS.

ssm gineinnaiier Diitritt mar bel
JIub seitern jtaticndr nit sinerl
Wdifriianb e.itern 2lbenb BON lis
Sub. Seute pirp Der fflub lpobl etipas
iteiaen.
Die folaenbsn Dspeiden trafer
rGbr,nb bss asitrisen SGses bier Elm;
pittsburs. ga. - 5.3 SUB, fGlt.
Wbselina, 80. Wd. - 8.5 TuB, fGllt.
pdrisrsbura. 80. Wa. - 1876 y. iteigi
&anaipba sSalls, ,W. Da.-2.8 8. ffeisi
gbarleiton, 20. 90. - 10 fuB.
portsmoutb, 8. - 3.8 Sub, iteisf.
Gcuispile. Gp. - 8.5 Gub, iteist,
GpanspiIIe, sSnb. - "a fsuB, fdlt.
Wafbbille, Senn. - IA sfuB. fdllt.
Chattanooga, asnH. - ~ Hub. fSat.
Cairo, ~. - 8.8 i5ub. fdli.
glsHlptiA Ssuu, - a ifuh. fam
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Hist@asste.
gineinmaii. IS. gloD. 1914.

Gineiunati, IS. glop. 1914.
Die Rsinisunssarbeiten in ben Gin.
einndti Union Wiebb5ftn foipis In ben
lIsinersn utHlissenben i6rsiien riifiia
ppran unb "a bsrri9t alIstmein BIZ
efniidt, baB bic Niebftnbunstn, BE.
ionbsrs bic BON Ghpsinen, bis gum
Hdhiten Montds. ben %. Pppember.
ipisbtr aufsenommen iperbsn iSnnsn
unb baB an iensm 1use bic Gsiddfr
Il tpisbtr beginner t5nntn. 3ipei Wdg.
sonlabunssn Hinbpieb famsn bsihs
bier bon niht unisr Auarantdnt be-
finbli9tn Gioatsn In bieiigen S6laht,
bGufsrn an unb man erfpariet In ben
nd1ifen 1ossn nod mtbr. Dies ipirb
ben biefasn Worratb pSlIia psrIDrgi
kaIiuL. biA bic Aasarautdpe- non &aJn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Msswariste Warfte.
q e p gorf, 1s. ROD.

~ ~ y 49, 49,
Me6f- Wartt rubig. afer ftetis
RosgenmebI. Wartt fsIt..
gu6nei5enmebl - Wart1
flau.
8u6pei8en Wlarit feit. ga
paniidsr $1.S2; aemiidter S1.8O.
Waismebl Wartt itttig.
Roagen - Wartt feit
0erite Uaartt itetig.
Wei3en Warit feit. ylo. z
rotber unb No. 2 barter ST. 18; Ho. ]
giortbern Duluth $1.214 unD glo. ]
Rortbern Manitobd $1.254 nominel
e. I. (. gufialo fir 3ufubr. Qd4iteu
obne 9ransattion; 9e5sutber $1.234
Wlai $1.31.
@eli6forn = Wartt itetig;
80. 2 gelbsr 81a c. /. I. fir 3ufubr;
argentina prina 1916 d6seIiefert,
5afer Wlartt f.ii.
Sen Wartt unreselmGbis.
6opfen = Marit leidpi. stat:
orbinGrer big aussrleiener 1914, 23-
29c.
6dute Mdrft itetig.
9eber- Martt fef.
Bort - Wartt fietig.
geef - Wlartt itetis.
g hmal5 = Marft flau. Mibblt
gBeit $11.1O-$11.20 Raffinirtes
rubig. Gompcunb ruhig.
5aIa - Wdrit ftetis.
WoIle Martt ftetig.
Sdra- Wartt fietis.
5erpentiu = Marft itetig.
Reis - Warft felt.
Nofafies- Wartt iietis.
3uder- Rpber, Warit feit. Gen.
trifuaal S4.o1-s4.07: MolaHes
s3.36-$3.42. 9Raffinirter uHDerdn'
bert.
Butter - Marft unreselmdbig.
3ufubr 1872 9ubs. grsamerp. egtraa
(92 Score) 34Ae; GreamerD 35-
35Ac: Greamerp, firits. 30-33ac.
aGfe Wartt itetia uns unpsrs
Gnbert; 4,624 aiftsn.
gier - Wartt unregelmabis.
SPAS aifien. iyrif6e, srtra feline 80
42e; State. psnniplpania 4o-45e;
gsmiidie 32-42c.
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ghieaap. 1S. glpp.

Dei5eu- 30. 2 rotber $1.14a
-$1.16; Ro. 2 $1.14s-$ .16. Sir
DECEMBER $1.15-$1.16. SHlnb ST..
15z; fir U1di $1.21-$1 .22s, am
GdluB $1.22s.
@etf6tprn- Ro. 2 aslbes
72l-73c; nsuss 68ae; Ro. 8 selbts
72F72a; neues 66a-67Ac. Siir
Sejember 67-67sc, am S9lub 67ae;
fiir Mai 704-71s, am S6tub 714e.
5afer- go. 8 peiber 4sa-
49e; Stanbarb 49a-50s. Sir De-
sember 49t-50c, am GdluB 50t,
fir Tlai 53s-53s, am S6lub 535c.
Rogsen 90. 2 $1.06.
gerfte- 61-S0c.
Simotbp S3.75-$5.25.
aIee-$ $10.00-$14.00.
port-$ $17.50.
Sdmals $10.S5.
Mippenfeiten = $9.62 -
$1o.5O.
Butter Marit unperGnbert.
gier - Wlartt unperdnbert. gu.
fubr 4.905 aifien.
aartoffeln - Martt unDer.
dnbert. 3ufubr 35 Gars.
9efliigeI- Wartt unosrdHbsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

3adeE - prsiFe itsiig. Rdf.
iinirier gut aoaf $3.50: poipbersb
$50; Cubes $5.S5. grdnniateb
$500: Gonieetioners az $50: OF
~. 1925; psiber ertru .g' s5.05
srtyr C. 4.s5 per funb.
RotaffsB if fetiss-9ltp Orr
leans Opsn 8stils 38-45es Gsnisiht
paf 1e-2Ot per Gallons.
Rsis. - QouifiaH1, 6nnfs Ssab
E7t, prima 81 69e, srbindru ~
~ks 5aaaa l-laf RfE ktsah. Y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
iliOn eounip unb ilmsesenb aeboben
Ghieaao. .. Is. gou.

Y VItu 10, 10. VuD.
Gdntine 3ufuhr $4,000.
lsibte 15-30c, Butts $7.15-$7. 40
leidie s6.90-$7.40; aemii4te 81 706
$3.50; fffpere S6.95-$7.50; ROBE
$e.95-s7. 10; FerteI S4.00-$e.25.
Minbpieb. = 3ufu6r 1000;
10-3Oc Gloper, piele unperfauft'
gsepes $5.75-$10.40; Stiere $5.4c
$500; aiibe unb 6eifers $3.50
1920; adlber $s.0o-$11.5o.
eddie 3ufubr $1,000, S5.35
$500; Sdbrlinae SO. .25-$7.50; 2dm.
mer S6.50-S915.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

Rem gorf, 1s. gaOD.

Hen Dorl 10. 9lpp.
ainn = Wldrtt flau unb lsidt.
s32.00-$32.629 fir fiinf 1onnen.
lnb S31.75-$32.25 fir % 5onntn.
Glsttroiptic aupfer. feit, $12.00--
S12.25. gaitinss $11.75-$11.87a
glei - $3.65-$3.75. Spslter
$5.15-$5.25.
Giisn- Dart ruhia unb unDsr'
inbert.
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9dsIider Wsarftberid3t.

Gintinnati, IS. Iopembn.
Die nadfolgenbsn Guotirunsen be-
tietsn T& nur auf gnsros 1rans'
aitionsn. Bel ileinertn Udmdftm
iperbeu etipas b5bere preiis btre4net.
proptfioneM
Der Martt mar ruAis, areife fsf.
G@maI5. - primn Gteam
10.S5-10.95e.
9rndensefafsenes Gleif@.
Gbprt clear Geiten 12---124e, fbprt
MippenIeiten 10a-11e, srira fhort
clear Geiten 10a-11e, G4ultern 101
lie. Bellies 12a-13ae tnehr Dsr'
radt.
BaeSn. = G5ort clear eeiten
133-13ac, srird Hort Mippenieiien
12-12ac, g1uliern 113-124c unb
HeIlies 123-13ae. lojs unb 3e pes
g5funb mebr psrpd6i.
sugar gursb IIstt@
G&inten 18--1Sac, pienie S4uI.
fern 12a-13c, preaifeft Ddtcn 2Oa
Iii, ,G6nltern 12A--13c, trodene Deef.
Gfinfsn $500.
sHbespSfefieS Uleif&--
Sdinten 125-14e, g}ienic Snultetn
11a--12e, Bellies 18f-17ac. SOUL.
tern 113--12s. gseiD gott Gut lii
6rtfass yIesfH. = e4sn.
len 124--13e. pienic G&nlisrn 10a
Lie, G&uttern 10a-11e, f1ori
gippenistteu 10S-10ae, ihort clenl
esiten 10a-11t. srtrd fbort Geiien
10a-10af, Dsllies 15a-169e prr
yfunb.
NEIL unb Oetret6e
wtetI. - @inter gatent $5.26-
6.45, Winter Gonep $4.90-5.16, DO.
famiIp $4.50-4.65, gytrd $4.06--
4.25. crbtndrss $3.S5-4.O5. GARTER
Weisen po.eni $5.90-6.30, bo. faneb
$6.45-6.7o. bo.Uamilp $4.65-4.S5.
Rogsenmebf, nptbmeftlihes senf4tes
$5.lb5.25, retnes City $516-
5.45 per Ybl.
Weiaen. 30. Q rotber minier
Sl.13A-$114, To. 8 $1.11-$1Na,
30. 4 rotxr S1.05-110.
WtffHfprn. No. / iptibes
75ae, No. Q bo. 75r-75ac, 80. 3 DO.
74a-75c, No. A bo. 74-74ae. Vo.
6 bo. 78f-74e, go. 8 bo 73-73ae,
30. / ael6es 76ae, 90. 2 bo. 75a-
76ac, Ho. 8 bo. 75-75te, so. A bo.
74a-75c go. s DO. 74--74Aec, Wo.
q 30. 73a-74c. 30. / seniidtes
76ae, no. Q bo. 76--7eac, 30. 8 bo.
75-76e. 30. A DO. 743-75c. glo. 5
bo. 74-74e, 30. 8 bo. 732--74c.
- glsuss gDefHiorn 1T BON %
&c nisbrissr i'm preiie. Weibes
aol6sniorn 74--76e, delbes Hofbtms
form 74-76s, s.miidiss 73-75e. -
Neues ipeihes 60--62c, gelbes co.
62e, semifdtes 5S-60r Der gu.
~ 8 Saftr. - glp. 2 ipetber 51ae.
Gtanbarb peiber 51--513, 80. 3
peiber SOL sic. No. A tpsiber 49a
50ae, Wo. 2 aenliIHtsr 50-50ac.
ND. 3 osmifdier 49A-50c, No. 4 aes
mif6ter 4SA-49ae.
mosgen. - no. Q $1.07-$1 0S,
Ro. 8 $1.05-$1.W, go. 4 $1.O0-
$105.
MaIS. - GriiHiabrs Gsrfs sS
---96c. So Orbindre $3.50 per gu
Mbfsfp.
Wsrlauft tpurbeu 4e7 gbts. Die
FILTERS 0fnifb<b Gccbs auf btr Bats
bon $1.89 ptr Gallone.
Orpssries.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-04
farmers Union
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Price Of eggs

The recent high price of eggs has
caused the Farmers Union to conduct
an investigation into the poultry co"di-
Lecturer of the National Farmers Union
gave out the following statement 0
corning conditions in this state:
"We market siXty.five per cent of our
egg crop in April, May and June, al
though the consumption of eggs runs
very nearly even throughout the entire
year. The American farmer today is pay.
ing the middleman the princely sum of
$238. 800, 900 per annum for storing and
would build and equip sufficient stor-
age to car for the agricultural produce
ton of the Nation. The value of the Ma
tons egg production during u decade
is equivalent in value to- all the farm
property in Texas would build a city
the size of st. Louis and would pay the
national debts of Spain, Japan and the
United States combined. .GE. sa.I .
Faulty Distribution.
"The poultry yard censu of continent
tai United States taken by the Federal
government, shows that the farmers Of
this country gather approximately 1884,
81, 600 dozen eggs per annum which sell
at a farm price of $306, 68S, 800, and a re-
tail price of $545, 2S9, 900. These eggs, ac-
cording to the market reports, are mark.
eted about as follows: '""
January. Y ,739, 900 doz.; February, &c.
$50, 900 doz.; March, 65,0O0,0 600 doz.; April
sO2, 340, 900 doz.; May, 31S,2 G2, 900 doz. !;
June, 270.432, 900 doz. July, 1866, 900
doz.; August, 143, 21S, 900 doz.: September
1,311, 900 doz.; October, 70, 5G5 900 doz.;
November. Al, 739, 900 doz.; December, g.,
152, 900 doz. 'l.
The average farm price of eggs per
annum is known to be 20 cents per dozen
and the average retail price was IS cents
per dozen. The highest retail quotatio
at any one time and place during the
year was g. cents and the lowest price
was 20 cents per dozen. i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-04
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Pape's Diapepsin "really does regu.
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Get a large fifty-cent case of Pape's
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it is a scientific, harmless and pleas
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-04
GRAIN RECORDS
. TO Be BROKEN

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. ~ 3.--The
largest total of grain receipts in the
history Of Minneapolis will go on record
at the close of 1913 next Wednesday,.
According to figures compiled in the
office of Secretary John G.. McHugh of
the chamber of commerce today, this
years receipts will outdistance those of
last year by at least 25, 900, 900 bushels.
Last year 174,340, 900 bushels of grain
We're received, while the total this year
received was 1872, 6G4, $50 bushels. includ-
ing yesterdays receipts. 1t is estimated
hat the 200. DOC, 900 bushels mark will
be passed in the four remaining days Of
the year. With the exception of wheat
all grains show q large gain over last
year. In 1912, 1855 ,280 bushels of wheat
arrived in Minneapolis as the result Of
the record crop. The results for 1913 to
date are los, 1862, $40 bushels Of wheat.
The most substantial gain was noted
in oats. Barley is next
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-04
POWER dam
COMPLETED

CrUokstOn. Mimi, Jan. 3.-With the
exception Of the permanent power house
buildings, the new $500 horse power dam
is now completed. The monster genera
tors are now enclosed by Il temporary
frame structure, which will be replaced
in the early spring by a brick building.
The new dam and power plant means
much to the Red river valley farms in
that vicinity.
. The power plant is the only large one
which harnesses either the Red River of
the North or the Red Lake river, and
its special Importance above the indus.
trial Importance of M large power plant
is that one Of the prime objects of The
crporation was to electrify the farms in
that section. Just as soon as the plant
is in running order, which is but a mat
ter of a short time, several farms will
be electrified for all work that can be
lone with an electric motor on the farms.
Water will be pumped, feed ground,
grain threshed, butter churned or sepa-
rated for he creamery, the family wash
ing done, the house and barns lighted,
the horses clipped, and in the very near
future the oWs MIXED by electricity.