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The Washington times., 1914-05-07
MRS. 7. H. NEWBERRY
SPEAKER At GUILD
Miss Mabel T. Boardman Also
on Program at National
Convention.

Addresses by Mrs. Truman II. New
berry. OF Detroit, national president of
the Needlework Guild Of America, and
Miss Mabel T. Boardman, president Of
the American Red Cross. featured the
annual meeting OF the branch presidents
of the Needlework Guild at the Raleigh
today.
Reports were read by Mrs. Oliver S.
keely. of Philadelphia. national re-
cording secretary Miss Rosamond K
Bender. national corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. D. Edwin Irving. national
treasurer, and the arious branch
presidents.
More than 80 members were IN at
tendance. and after luncheon reports
were continued. a reception will be
held this afternoon at the Raleigh to
the members Of the District of Columbia
Needlework Guild.
The officers of the guild are: Mrs
Henry Arnold PeCkham, president: Miss
Mabel ]. Boardman. Mrs. Oscar v. Tn
derwood, Miss Anna +. Abbott, ard Mrs.
AChes0n T. Hassan. vice presidents:
Mrs. George T. Dunlop. treasurer, and
Mrs. Richard b. Watrous, secretary
Mrs Woodrow Wilson has for years
been an active member of the guild. and
is now honorary president of the D.s-
trict branch.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
New Sewer System
Plans Please Citizens

Resolutions of thanks will be for
warded the Commissioners from the
LangGon Woodbridge Citizens Associa-
ton for word received that a new sewer
system will be installed. After a vigor-
Gus campaign the members of the as
ISOLATION feel gratified at the result.
Annual recommendations for i'm
provements for grading and macadamiz-
ing were adopted at last nights meet
ing. President Rothrock presided at
the session.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
81 INITIATES MAKE
MECCA PILGRIMAGE
AIcantara Caravan Has Sue
cess in Initiation-BaItimore
Visitors Present.

Members OF the degree team, Alcan-
tara Caravan, No. L. Order of the
Alhamba. of this city, are receiving
congratulations today for a successful
initiation. Visiting members of Alcala
Caravan, No. 10. of Baltimore, Joined
last night in the pilgrimage to Mecca"
at RausCher's.
The degree teams of the Washington
Caravan-William ]. MCGEE, Leo A.
Began. Thomas L. Costigan, Redmond
Brooks. Thomas 3. Nolan. F. D. Nc
Auliffe. Thomas J. Trodden. sr.. Dr..
w p. Malone. and George r. Repetu:
Alcala Caravan-Dr. William A. Ken
nedy. c. Gerard Aiken. Francis j. NJ.
Herman. and James a. r Bortell.
The names of the initiates are:
Alcala Caravan, No. l6. Of Baltimore
Edward J. Banett, Ambrose Bauer,
Charles c. Boring, James K. crook.
Frank J. Ellwood, James NJ. GEliece,
James H. Kane, Walter E Kennedy.
Paul \. Kenny. Bernard II. McGinn,
Harry F. Mulherin. Harry \. Murphy,
and Charles H. Reaver.
Alcantara Caravan, No. L, Washing
ton--Charles z. Edwards, Z. a. Gas
kins, John J. Keenan,, J. Blake Miller,
John ]. Grove. David NJ Gatti, Charles
W. Darr. Frank L. Hewett. Maurice ].
McAuliffe. Benjamin p. Johnson. Rich
ard F. Tohfn. Walter 1. Plant, Milburn
J. Donohue, George F. ZurhOrst. john
r. Colpoys. George N. Fagan. Henry ].
Zilleox, Fred V. Murphy, s. When How
ard. Edward Charles Gramm, and C. T.
L. Moran.
Drs. W. 4. Kennedy and Edward P.
McDevItt. Baltimore mobiles. were honor
airy guests OF the evening. James L.
Collifiower was captain of the guard
that escorted the candidates across the
desert
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
ACtivitiesOf
Society
CONTINUED from sixth PageD

Continued from sixth Page)
urday. May I6, from TO :. at the Bur-
lington. in compliment to Mrs. Horace
Frierson. jr.
John Barrett will be the guest OF
honor tomorrow afternoon ct the week
ly reception OF the Congressional Club.
He will speak on Oar Sister American
Republics and the United States. Mrs
Fletcher will receive. assisted by Mrs
Gore and Mrs. bennett. Mrs. Smoot
and Mrs. ShacklcIord will pour tea and
those assisting VIII be Mrs. Stephen
son. Wisconsin: Mrs. Sheppard, Texas;
Mrs. salisbury. Dela| are Mrs Sinai
froth, Colorado; Mrs. Shields. Iennes-
see; Mrs. Smith. Mahlg1n; Mrs. Steph-
ems. Texas; Mrs. Stevens, Minnesota;
Mrs. Small, North Carolina; Mrs.
Smith, Texas: Mrs. Stevenson, Mime
sofa; Miss Slemp, Virginia; Mrs. Scott.
Iowa: Mrs. Scully, New Jersey; Mrs.
Smith. New York; Mrs. Stephens, Ne
braska: Mrs Stephens. California; +;
Mrs Stone, Illinois; Mrs. Seldom
ridge. Colorado; Mrs. Shreve, Penn
sylvania; Mrs. knowland, California; ;
Mrs James Scott Brown and Mrs Seth
Shepard Miss Lloyd. Miss Knowland
Miss Langham, and Miss La Toilette
will usher.
Mrs. James Robert Mckee returned
to New York last evening after visit
OF two weeks in Washington as the
guest of Mrs. Arthur Lee.
=
Congressman and Mrs. Ragsjale, of
South Carolina, who were to have en-
tertained at dinner last night in compIi-
ment to the Vice President and Mrs
Marshall, were obliged 10 recall their
Invitations because of Mr. Ragsdale's
accident on Sunday. when he was
thrown from his horse.
-
Among those entertaining dinner par
ties at the Chevy Chase Club last night
were Mrs. John Gibbons. NJ. ". Parker,
IT,, Admiral Bradford, Walter Penfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Wheeler, and Mrs
A. T. Britton.
Henry L stimson arrived here from
New York on Wednesday, and is ct the
Hotel Powaatan.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels will re-
turn to Washington today from Canton,
Ohio, where he delivered an address.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Seldln Bancroft, of
Philadelphia. have arrived in Washing
ton and are at the Shoreham.
Mrs. w. +. Dillingham;, who has been
spending some time here, left Wednes-
day for Chicago accompanied by Miss
Mabel Linn.
Mrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer,. presi-
dent of the Club OF Colonial Danes, will
be hostess at a large reception this eve
ming at her residence, 1916 Avenue of the
Presidents. when her guests will include
the regents and vice regents OF the Mt.
Vernon Ladies' Association, members of
the Society Of Colonial Wars and the
Colonial Danes who are in town for the
congress, as well as the Colonial Danes
OF Washington. Mrs. Cox, of Richmond.
president of the National Society of
Colonial Danes CT America. will re-
ceive with Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
Find Is Gold Sovereigns
In the Stomach of a Thief

LONDON, May 7.-X-ray photographs
disclosed fifteen gold sovereigns in the
stomach Of a suspected woman thief at
Glasgow. They were later recovered.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
This Will Soon Danish
All Objectionable Hairs
Modes Of Today.

Beauty specialists have discovered A
new and simple method for Kidding the
skin Of obnoxious hair or fuzZ and In
vcriably but one application is required
to obtain the desired results. A paste is
made with powdered delatone and water
and applied for minutes to the hairy
surface, then rubbed of and the skin
washed and dried. This treatment re-
moves every trace of hair and leaves
the skin firm and smooth. Disappolnt-
ment will be averted il you buy the
delatone in an original package.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
"T|z" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET
"TIZ" for chafed, puffed-up,
sweaty, callouSed feet
and cOrnS.

You're footsick, Your feet feel tired.
puffed up. chafed. aching. sweaty and
they need TIL
''TIZ" makes feet remarkably fresh
and sore-proof ''TIZ' takes the pain
ara burn right out of corns, callouses
and bunions. ''TIZ" IS the grandest
foot gladdener the world has ever
known.
Get a 25-cent box of "TIZ'' at any
drug store and end foot torture for
whole year Never have tired. aching,
sweaty. smelly feet: your shoes will ht
fine and you'll only wish you had tried
"TIZ' sooner. Accept no substitute
AIvt
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
Funeral of Mrs. Elgin to
Be At 4:30 This Afternoon

The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Elstn.
wife Of E. T. Elgin, contractor and
builder. will be AT O'Clock this after
noon from the residence. 1913 c street
southwest. The Rev. George E. Barber,
OF the Methodist Church of Harpers
Ferry will officlate After the service
here the body will be taken TO Clifton,
Va, Friday morning for intermeat.
Mrs. Elgin, siXty-five years old. was
born in Washington. She is survived by
her husband
The Washington times., 1914-05-07

Raymond Geisler. eight. of s5s Ala
bama avenue southeast. riding a bi-
cycle at Alabama avenue and Fifth
street southeast last night. was knock
ed from the wheel in a collision with
an automobile and bruised about the
head and body. He was taken to
Casualty Hospital.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-03

GGmereien. - Wldrft itetig.
aIeefamen $5.00-6.00 ouf 6em ge.
lsifs unb $6.Oo-7.50 per gu. Dom
Gtpre. Simotbp $1.40-1.9o auf benz
@eleiie uub $2.0o-2.55 per gu. bonn
Gtore. 8u9pet5en $1.20. GIa4ss
faamen $1.50 per gu. bonn Siore.
Der59iebenes.
OeIe.-Wartt itetig. Geinot 70.
bes 55c per @alIOne in partien Don
Is Bbl. gsio4tes 1c mebr. so. l
2arb0l &c; Cotton Seeo Del raffis
nirtes 58e per 9aQOns. 1erpentin 55c
per Gallone in partisn DON 1-5
Barrels. g)eiroIeum, Sbio Carbon
120 Grab 9ae, DO. $50 Grab 10ac,
Seabliabt ITS Grab 12e. gropn
Gaiolin zoe, Rapbta 16c per GalOns
in Yartien BON 1-5 gbls.
Gals.-Nr Warit 1T rubis. Sbio
Riper $1.20. Wtidisan unb atron
$1.14 per Ybl. BON 28o gfunb.
9als fetis. - prima gitp CD =
.6st, DO. Gountrp 55-6Ec per pfunb.
Roblen.-Warit rubis. Yousbs
bioabenp $3.50-3.75, ylub unb Slad
$2.25. Ranapba Stiidtobl.n $3.50
3.75. Rub unb Glad $2.25 - 2.35
per 1onne abgsIief.rt. Rau4loi.
Stiidiohlen $4.75c, antbraeite SITS
per Sonne abgeIiefert. Cote tofet
$6.00-6.50 per Tonne abseliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-03
Gl.san; anO Ggtrapasau;.
g ris, mitte Sunni.

Ter 9roteit, ben cine sln5abl Ba'
riier 1omen sesen Die Wiooe Don
beute erboben, bat niht 10 iebr otel
aeniist. Seitoem iino @ohen periIol'
fen, ,uto mon merit nidt, SaB Die
Gr,entrisit1ten in Der 8efleioung
Ses ipeibIiden 8ei6ledts peridipln-
Den. Ron bot iibrigens nattrdgtidj
eriabren, iper Der eiaentIibe llrbeber
jener Yroteitotioren mar. GS mar
Monieieneur aaroinaI slmetie. Der
gr3biifci bon 4aris. Seine Gmineilj
bat ale iran5oiiihen giid)oie fitr iel.
ne ,Soeen geiponnen imo Die 8ertre'
terinrcn Der ,.9igue 9atriotiaue oeS
iSrancaiies", on pelhe Die atrden.
iiiriien iid seipenbet batten ian1nel'
ten eiirisit llnterihriiteu fir einc
pctition an Die ,@ramoes Oames"
Der Barrier @eiellidaft, I'M Sen
Shueioern ipirfungspol entgegen3u.
treten. Tie Tameu iollen iib bon Die
len ,,9anceurs bes WfoOes" niht meDr
nit Dem bi5arren aufpus bebaneen
laiien, 0en man ols .oernier cri" be-
5eitnct, ionoern liner ihrert ei9enen
@eldmiad aufypiHgen. Gs lit nid)t
bds erite DlaI, oaB Die Stride sl6
unS 8eb ibreit, tpeun es iiG I'M
,Srauenmooeu bauoelt, Wonitrelet er.
aabIt in ieiner Gbronit, baB elm brc-
toniidsr aarmeliter, gruber Sbomas
Gnnecte, i'm slufans bes iiinidebnten
ssobrbunoerts Der Mobe oes ben.
min" cen ariee erfldrte. Der ben.
min" iuor cine Suderbutforn,ise &opi.
beSedune. pon bem elm lang tpclsn-
Der Sdleier berabbite. I'm oieie
9eit fam bic Wbo6e non ben reihen
fla,,briiden etdSten. Sier preSiste
nun Der brobe aurnleliter gegen oieie
abe,lteuerIide &opibeoefling. OR rift
Don StaOt sn staet aat einem Heinen
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0lak'R Rahri@ten.

Hreitoa 8. Suli 1914.
Sm obersn Gincinnatier 0iitriti
fdlt Der Flub, Bel bisiigsr Stabt absr
1T bsrislbs nod langiam i'm Steigsr
besriffen uno bate an qbeno eireu
WoiIeritunb bon 13.1 Sub.
Die folsenben Depsicaen trafsn se'
tern bier elm:
gittsbura. pu.-2.8 TuB uno fdllt.
@beeIina 80. 9a.-3.5 unb fdlIt.
partsrgbura. %. 9a,-7.0 uHo fdut,
6inton, 70. 0a.-1.9 unb ftsigt.
aananbd ssals. 90. @a.-0.4 uno III
itationdr.
pt. plsaiant. 80. ga.-S.1 unb fdlt.
Gatlettsbura. &n.-f1.4 unb fteigt.
Yortsmoutb, S.-10.3 uHb fteist.
2ouispills. an.--8.5 unb iteigt.
GpanabiI., Snb.-35 unb fteist.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-6.1 uno fdlt.
Goiro, Su.-18.2 uub fGat.
Wempbis. 9enn.-14.6 unb fdat.
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9dsliHer Wtarftberid)t.
gineimuati, 2. SuIi.

V Ut u ~ q. .SuII.
0is nadfolssubsn Auotirunsen Be.
sisben ii9 nur auf gnsrob Srons'
attioneu. Bel ilsinsren geiddftsr
iperSsn ettpas bOh.re preiie berednet.
prpifioneM
Der Morit mar rubis. prsiTe ii.tis
9 d IN q I .. primd Stsam
970-9.90e (. o. B.
Srodengefalsenes Gl.if1
Short clear Seitsu 12-123t. flor,
Rippsnieittn 11a-12e, ertra Tbori
clear Gsiten 113-12e. G4ultern II
--114e. Bellies 134-13Ae lofe unt
se mebr perpadt.
Bacon Gbort clear Geiteu
13-133e, tiir;. Rippsnfsiim 12i-
|13c, ertra fbort clear Seitsn 12i-
|13e. Shulisrn 12--l23e unb Belliea
|14i-14ie lcfe unb ae per pfunh
|msbr psrpadt.
sugar Gure6 Gfeif1. =
Sdinten 18-16Ar. ptcnie GhuIisrn
|12s-13e, greaifeft Bacon 1896.
G6uli.rn 12a-13e. Tsp gort Gu!
Ghultern 125-13c. irpdsne Beef
|G6inien S27.00-2S.00.
GiBatp5fettes Tlstfh.--
Ghinten 13t-14t. pienie Gfullern
|10s-11e. Bellies 15-16c. ghufiern
|11-11ie. y.ep gort Gut 11--11ie.
grifdss NIeif6. - Ghin.
Ten 13s-14e. a,ienie.G9uItsrn 10A
lie, G6uftern 10i-11e. tort
RippenIei!en 11--115t. fbort clear
|eeilsn 11-11It. .rtro fhort Ssitsn
1oi-11e, Bellies 13h-15Ac pro
pfunb.
Webf unb Getreibe
Me1l.-Minter potsnt S4.25--
4.50, Winter Ganep S3.90-4.15. bo.
samilp $3.20-3.50. grtra $500 -
315, oroindrss $2.75-2.95, Sarter
Wei,en patent $3.75-3.e0, bp. fancp
s3.S5-4.25, bo. Bamiln $3.50-3.75.
gloaa,nmsbI. norbipsRIi6 semiImtes
$3.75-3.90. reines Giin $4.10--
4.2O, aemiTdtes $3.80-4.10 per Bbl.
Meisen. - 30. 2 rotttr Winter
82--84c, go. 3 bo. 81--82r. To. 4
rpther 75-!78c.
meIa&torh - 20. ! iDsibsl
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0iebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, 2. Suli.
8uiubr uno geridnbt p1breno Der
bersaneenen "a StinSen, persIiden
nit ben porberg.benotn 3 5assn, ma.
ren pis folst:
3ufubr. Einbp. S6psins. s6afe
20. suni 2273 1866 3018
80. Suni 507 1881 666l
l. Suli 6S2 1929 69S7
2. full 731 1868 COTS
0erIanbt rpGbrsno bisisr 3eii:
Rinbp. SdpeiHs. S6dfe.
20. Suni :. "a 1151 1887
80. Sini 435 2122 1889
l. Suli $50 5743
2. SuIi 17s 391 600
RiHbpieh. - Der Bprratb mar
beuis asniigenb, bic Rahfrdse nur ma
bia. Die bsiiersn isttsn Stisre parsn
itetig. bic dnoersn aber etipas nieort'
ger i'm preiis. - Wiilhiiibe fino lang.
fam unb fhipa6.
MittelmdBias urb i6pere Stiere
S7.25-865, S6fen $3.0o-6.25.
Hleif1eritisre S5.50-S.25, 5cifers
$5.00--S.25 Riihe $3.25-5.75 grtra
$6.25-6.50, Gamers $3.25-4.25,
Cutters $4.25-5.25, Gtoders unb
syesbers $5.25-7.50, GtpdaSeifers
$500 -8.25. Gtodsaiibs S4.25- 5-25.
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Simmer gtf@dftsmanM
aaufmann (feinen Sousarst pors
ftellenb): rllno bies IN Ssrr DoftDr
GGadss meiH StiunSHeitsIisf sf@mlfs.
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8nllen. ~ Die Vd4frase nal
nur mdbia unb Der wiarft fhpd9
Die preife fielsn ettpas.
Diinne unb lei6te SAFE $50, 30.
losna $5.5O-6.25. @rtra $6.35. iett.
8ulen $6.40-6.75.
&dlber. Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdBia. bic Nahfra9e gut unb biz
Yreiie itetia bis itart.
Srbindre unb oroBe $5.00-9.75,
fair Bis aute leidte $750-10.00, gr.
ira $10.25.
Sdneine-0ie Na9frage mar
cine quite unb bic pretie itetia. Die
Sufubr mar nift iebr arob.
Cute Bis auserleIene gerpadungse
unO Sleif6eriorten $8.45-8.50, or-
bindre big aussrlsiene ftDpere fette
Sdue $5.75-7.80, @rtra $7.85,
Stass $475-6.75. lei6te 9eridif-
funssiortsn $S.30-8.50. iSerfsl BON
10 pfuno unb peniser $6.75-8.25.
g 6afe unb Cd inner. -
Die 2ufubr mar aiemli6 aroB uno Der
Wartt i'm Qaaemsinen i6pd6er.
Geidte Sdafe fielen um 10-15;,
f6pere um 15-25c. 5riiAiabrss2Gms
mer fielsn Inn z0-25c.
Saaie-@rtra lei4te $4.65-4.75,
quite Bis auserleIene $4.25-4.65, Or
bindre Bis fair $2.75-4.15, Idtpere
S6ufe $3.65-4.00. .Sdhrlinse $4.75
100.
ffriibjabrs admm.r $6.6O-9.oo,
Guls $5.00-5.75.
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Y Il o q .YHEE'
S4Deine. 3ufubr 1900. Wartt
itstig nit ben msiiten 9erfdufen ai
$8.25-8.40; Isidte $8.05-8.45, ees
mii6ts $8.O5-847a, i9tpere $3.50
$50. raube $7.90-8.10, 1ertel $7.35
-8.25.
RinbDis9. - 3ufubr $500. Wartt
itetia. geepes $7.15-9.45, Stisre
$6.50-8.20, StOders unp '5ebers
$575-7.90. aiibe unb 5eifers $3.7O
$50. adlber $6.75-9.75.
S9afs. - 3ufubr 1900. Warti
itstia. Sdafs $5.25-6.0O. .Sdbrlirg.
$5.25-70, 2Gmmsr S6.254-9.00.
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77s -7se. go. 2 bO. THIS, ylo. 8
bo. 77-7ic, Ho. a DO. 76a-77e,
Qc. 8 bp. 751-76at. Hp. 6 DO. 74a
--75sr. 0o. / aelbes 71a-72e. Io. 9
bo. 714-72e. No. 3 DO. 71-71ae,
SO. A bo. 70a-71c. Ho. 5 bo. TO
70ac, go. 6 bo. 69-70e, No. &c.
miidtes 71-71ae. Ro. 2 Do. IL
71ac, To. 3 DO. 704-71c. 30. a DO.
70-7ose. 3o. 5 bo. 69a-7oc, Ro. 6
bo. 6St -69ac per gu. WeiBes &ol>
tenforn 76-7Se. aelbes DO. 76-77c,
aemii9tes bo. 74-76c.
6afer.-Ro. 2 neibsr 4O-40te,
GtanbarD peibsr 80 39ae, Ho. 3
ireiber 38-38tc, 30. a tpeiber 81
37tc. Ro. 2 semii6t.r 36a 37e.
No. 3 DO. 36-36ae. so. A bo. 35-
36e.
Roggen. - go. 2 63-65c. no.
3 DO. 62-63c, Ho. A bo. 58-61e.
Gerfe.-ylo. Q srriibiabrs 66 -
Toe. no. 3 bo. @-65e per Bx.
Wbisfr.
Uerfauit fpurbsn 1876 8bls. Ois
Filters sSiniibb GOODS auf ber Baiis
bon $1.35 per GalIone.
Groceries.
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metau, Ntarff.
Rem gDort, 2. csuli

REM Wort 2. .Sull.
aupfer itetig. Qm 9luB $13.40-
1910. fir Septsmber S13.Q-13.60
GleetroIptic $13.62-13.75. Gate no
miHta. Gaiiinas $13.50-13.62.
3inn itetig. 2fm plaB $31.OO-
31.25, fir september S31.00-31.12
antimons tpillia; GOotiDn's $7.1z
-7.25.
Glen rubiu unb unperGnoert.
glei ilau au $3.85-3.95.
Spelter rubig 3u $4.90-5.OO.
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Neintr Sabaf

gbef deinem 9u6bolter ein Rift
den 3isarren ipenbirenb): .Ster ia.
ben sic einen fsinen Tabat. Mer ton
riehen iutrD. pirb f9p6ren, bab Der
pom Gbef foutrrtl"
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Ksn, Weloa,arrt.
Gtneiunatt. q. GuFt f9tl.

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lie osiddfte iparen hepte in ben Bonfeu
gedt Cebbatt, bod mar bic Na1frase mad
DarIehsu feine grobe nno bic Binsraten Iinb
unperdnbsst sebliebsn. Sur 3arleben .on
eau mnrbea pon ben Banfen Sk-4so be.
rehHst unb Welhdftspapiers puroen Al
s~6% btsfontirt Sic Dlailtr plasirer
garleben .en eaa' 5u 81 4-tK96 unb aui
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f5saia saf nsp Dsrf
surbeH gu Bari jipiiden ganlm perlauit.
ole Gounfsrrais btrdst toe prdmis per
sl00u.
sssmiu anf 0urspa
line itstis. :. Sic f0Issnssn nuotirunssn
limb ~ beritten:
senoon, . Tass eidt, s4ss1< per 6; 90
1age Sidt, Sassy per &; paris, Q fags
Siat ol4 6ranes per t1eo; e0 Gage Gid3t,
6iG Granes pr s1oo; fur Efutfdfans, 4
dase Sidt, Rart s54, DO. 10 aass Sidt
AXc.
Documentary gias aHf aonbou purSsn
~ A.so, auf OlasgoB ~ $4.e44 unb aui
Ueifait Su s4.SsH pertauft.
ennsss.csisansHsa.
ftibid uuh ft.s;o His WsuY,n ountiy,u
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DHler ...........r......,......i t,h'
cutt ..,..'.....s...........s" ~
Ecip bnfr ....-...........s....ltH tons
wooo Dreinaru ..............14n loe
LroiHorp ..........-........"l4A ion'
sGT sirie.is h''Bsss WssS dominion .aoH.usi
Dloea ".................2fh 23hs
3ud.r. - preiIe iinb iietis. -
Raffinirter Gut 2oaf 5.70c. potpbereb
Asst, Cubes SC, granuIirtsr 4.75e,
GOnfectioners "" 4.65c; Off ~"
4.4Oc; ipsibsr .gtra e" 4.2oe. egtra
e" dc.
Wofaffes 1T fteti5.-Reip Ors
leans Open aettle 28-45c. GeRtr'fu'
|eal 18-20c per Gallone.
Rets. - Gpuiiiana, Tanep 5eao
6a--7e. prima 5i-64e, orbindrer At
Sc. sJapan 4s-4fc per pfunS.
Dairp probuft.
Butter. - Warit ruhiG preiie
f.tis. Wbolsmilt Grtra 3oac. Gens
trali5.b Grtra 26c, GsntraIi8eb Tirlts
24-25c, DO. SECONDS 20-21e, Taner
DARN 19c, 9adina Gtod 18e per pfo.
RGie.-Warit ftetig. Shio 15
-1Se, RorbipeItlid.r 15a-17c. Rep
gori 16-2oc, Gdiuei3er 20c, bo.
grid 15te, 2imburssr 14-17c per
pfunb.
et.r. = wlurlt iietig. - prima
friite Siibnereier 19c. firits 17ac,
orbinGre firifs 15ac, i.conbs 15e per
9utenb. Gntereier tie per Suseno.
gefIiiseI.-3ufubr grob. Martt
iictis. - Sprinasrs DON II pfuuf
unb bariiber 3oc, unt.r II Rfun:
22-24c, 6ennen 16c. 5Gbne 9At
Sruibiibner 1o-14c, guus Sc, jung.
gnten 12-16c. alts Gntsn 10. Gani'
6-Sc per pfunS.
DIR uuS Gsmiife.
Sunse aepfel.-GarIp 5ar'
peit $1.0p-1.25. Transparent $1.0O
-1.25 per Sampsr.
G;tronen.-1Jlartt mar setia.--
syaneb WeTina $5.00-6.00. gaIifor'
mia $5.00-5.50 per aife.
Granssn-War,t ruhia unb fts'
tig.-gaIifornia $2.75-3.50, Jloris
oa $3.O0-3.50 per &iite.
anauas.-Glorioa $3.0O-3.5O
per Crate DON "a.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10
-12e per giinbel.
6eibeIheeren. - S3.00-3.50
per Crate BON 80 Quarts.
StadeIbeeren. = $1.50 -
1.75 per Crate Don "a Quarts.
2trf1eu. - Ginblmii4e S1.OO
200 per graie bon "a Qts.
Sobannisbeeren. - $2.40
$50 per Crate DON "a Quarts.
beeren. = $2.0O-2.25
Der Crate DON "a Auarts.
5imbeeren. S4tpara. 1925
800, rO.be $4.o0-4.25 per Crate
Don "a ats.
WafIermeIonen iptrben ~
$3.50 per 100 Stiid pertauft.
SpargeI.-ginbeimiIfsr 60
Csc per Dubenb 8iinbel.
sung. 3artoffsln. - Dom
Gtore $4.00-4.75 per 8bl. 2llte 4ar.
toffeln iinb fait gar nt4t mebr TN
Narit unb briussn $L50 per gu.
per Blu.
SibfartoffeIn. - SIoIide
$3.00-3.25 per 8bl.
2raut.-Wartt rubig. ginbei.
miIfes S1.25-1.50 per Crate.
3niebeln. - ginbtimiffe CRIME
5-6e per Dubenb unb $6.25--6.50
per 8bl.
gIumsniobL. s2.5oN3.oO
per Dbl.
grine 9obntn. - Ginbeimis
id,e S1.75-2.00 per gu.
Grbien. = Ginhsimiihe $1.25-
SIZE per 2 Blu. Sad.
@urten. Ginbeimiidhe 35--
40c per 0usenb.
tomatoes. - 1loriba $1.00--
1.25 per Crate Don 6 G1rbsn.
Rptne Mibsn.-Rsfp ORLEANS
20-25e per 9ubsnb Biinbel.
Spinat. - Ginbeimiider 60
75e per Dbl.
2anbprpoufte
6eu. = Ro. ! 5imoibp 5000
1925. Stanbarb 9imotbp $500. Vo.
2 5imotbp $17.00. Ro. 3 DO. $14.50.
2lse: Ro. / semiidter $15.50--
1900. Ro. 2 $3.50, No. 1
ake $3.50. Rp. 2 $10.O0-11.00
per Sonne. allfuIfa s12.O0-20.00
per 9onns.
Wablenfutter IN fistis. aI.ie
$24.00-24.50. Mibblins arobe SGT
--27.50, bo. fsinss $27.50 2S0O,
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MuStudrtise Wfdrfte.
Rem gort 2. ssuIi.

Ietp gOrt 2. SuIi.
Webl itetia.
ROagenmebl itetig.
Maismebl itetis.
Roasen pillig. go. 2 psitIi6er 68t
c. |. (. Rem Sort grport.
Weiaen. - 4m plab fart. go. 2
barter Winter 87a fir culis8eritii.
funs {. /. I. Hep gor.; neuer Ho. 2
rotber $3.50 fir Sulisgeri9iffuns {.
|. T.; glo. Horibern DULUTH 974i
unb go. l Hortbern Wanitoba 900
{. o. 3. ihtpimmeno.
Wlais. = 4m glas fsit. go. 2 sel.
bes 76ae. c. /. (. Bel 2(utunft.
6afer.-4m pIas rubis.
6eu itetis.
Sopfen rubig.
SGute Itetid.
Geber felt.
BORT fietis. Samilu s22.oCEo4.5o.
Beef piIIiser. 5amiIp $500
1900.
Gut Neats itetis.
S6muls itetig. Raffinirtes itetis;
Glib samerifa SLIPS. COMPOUND So
-8sc.
5aIu rubig.
Doqe itstis.
6drs ruh'r.
2erpentin pi[liu. WdidnUeu in
Barrels 49c.
Reis itetia. p
Nolafiss flau.
3uder. - Rober Itstis. WolaFss
2.67c. Centrifugal 1892. Raffinir!sr
iie.ia.
Gbieaso. 2. Suli.
Msissn.-isiir sSuli 7ss-79ac. an
S3luB 79sc; fir Ssptsm6sr 77s-
79c. am SdIub Toe.
Wais.-Tiir auli 67a-e8sc, ain
Sdlub 6Ssc; fir September Co
65Ie, am Sdlub 65ac.
Sofer.-iSiir cSuli 36t-365c, am
S6luB 36ac; fir September 34s-
35ac. am SdIuB 35sc.
Roaeen.-Ro. 2 SOC.
9erfte 47-4Se.
5imotbp $4.25-5.50.
2lee S10.00-13.0O0.
PORT S21.85. sriir Suli $21.85-
21.90. am Gdlub $21.85; fir Seps
ismbsr $2022-20.30, am S6lub
5000.
@dmals $1o.o5. Tiir Suli am
S6Iuh $1oo5;;; fir September
$10.17-10.22, am SdluB 5000.
gtippenisiten $11.50-11.87. Hiir
gull $11.67-11.72. am S6lub
$11.70; fir September $11.60-
lilo. am S9luB $11.70.
Butter b6ber. Greamsrb 20a-263e.
gier unperdnoert.
RGfe unperdroert.
aartoffeln unaereselt. Rsue glrtan.
ias unb Stlaboma s1.50-1.55 Der
8u.. 0irsinia in Barrels $3.50
AGO alte $1.25-1.30 per gu.
Gefliiael. 9e6eubes nisbriaer;
Jriibiabrsbiibner 22-24c SOpls
16tc.