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New Britain herald., 1914-08-19


 the big success which it enjoys. The time is today and tomorrow, and the place Fox's theater, the home of the worlds greatest and best feature photo play productions. Arnold Daily, one of the most eminent dramatic actors on the American stage, uni- versally famed as an exponent of the "IntellectuaI' drama, with Miss Marguerite Skirvin and an all star cast of Broadway favorites, are pre- sented for the first time before the motion picture public in '"The Port of Missing Men," that popular story of foreign intrigue and romantic adven- ture by the famous novelist, Meredith Nicholson. Arnold Daly's subtle de- lineation of character and his deli cate artistry idealized his efforts in the leading role of this stirring TO- nance. Those who remember his polished and precise portrayal of Ma poleon in George Bernard Shaw's Man of Destiny" will quickly recog- nize his special fitness for the part of John Armitage, who is the hero of "The Port of Missing Men," and who leaves his foreign birthplace, be- comes imbued with the spirit of
 
 spies of his fatherland's enemies, does great service for the empire, and yet remains loyal to his adopted country, America, also showing himself no unskil1ed adept at the art of lovemak- ing, thus winning heart and throne.
 From the moment John Armitage who is no other than Frederick A of prime minister of his native empire comes to America with Frederick, the heir to the throne, he is kept busy falling in love and foiling the schemes and machinations of the spu- rious claimants of the crown. John Armitage diverts toward himself the murderous aims of the conspirators directed against Frederick, while meantime he secretes the rightful heir until the time when he can present his claims to the throne. During the course of the action, John Armitage risks love, fair name, liberty and life itself. But his labors are not in vain, and in the end he sets Fred erick upon the throne, becoming once more an American gentleman of pri- vate life, and triumphantly claim ing his American sweetheart, whom he prefers to the foreign titles which are offered him.
 Miss Skirvin will be seen as Shirley, around whom the plot of the play centers and only through her capable handling of that very difficult part were the Famous Players company rewarded by an artistic and correct version of the authors tense and highly interesting story Besides this mast erful production three other reels will be shown, among them being Taken By Storm" a Vitagraph com edy drama featuring the company's favorites, and Good Cider,' hilari- ously funny rural comedy from the Lubin studio, rounding out two solid hours of clean, refined and diversified entertainment in New England's most palatia1 motion picture resort. "The Port of Missing Men" will also be shown tomorrow, with change of the balance of the program
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
WITH THREE-PIECE TUNIC, WITH
 HIGH OR NATURAL WAIST LINE.

Such tunic skirt as this one is grace full and becoming and can be utilized in many ways. In one view the skirt ia made short and the material is linen trimmed with heavy lace. In the back view the skirt is cut in the pretty round length and the material for the tunic is chiffon while the skirt is made of satin. Both these materials are good for the model and it can be adapted to almost every seasonable one, for skirt and tunic can be of the same or of contrasting ma terial to give equally good results, while the trimming can be any preferred one, banding, ruchings, applique: or the finish can be that of single hem.
 For the medium size will be required eN yards of material a7. "A yards 36. l5N yards A inches wide with 6H yards of banding, the width of the walking skirt at the lower edge Is 7K yards.
 The pattern, No. 74o3, is cut in sizes for 7z, "A, 76, 28 and 90 inch waist measure, and will be mailed to any ad- dress by the Fashion Department of this paper, on receipt of ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
3Rzc-
7130 Child's One-Piece Dress,
 2, 1 and 6 years.

Present fashions, showing as they do . great many frocks that are made iB peasant style, are ideal for the little chil, dren. Here is dress that means scarcely any labor for the making yet it is becoming and smart and altogether desirable. This one is made of linen and the edges arc scalloped and dot is worked in every scallop on the neck and sleeve edges, but even that labor can be obviated, for the trimming can be made of banding with a belt also of banding or of leather.
 The dress is made all in one piece. There is slight opening at the front which is closed with ribbon laced through eyelets. The under-arm seams that are extended Into the sleeves are the only ones to be sewed up.
 For the 4 year size will be required rs< yards of material 77, 36 or A inches wide.
 The pattern, No. 7T3o, is cut in sizes for children of 2, { and 6 years of age, and will be mailed to any address by the Fashion Department of this paper on receipt of ten eentA.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

Very smart are the small shirtwaist hats. They are made of white linen. faced with velvet and frequently trimmed with a single rose of mousse line.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

When you set dishes on the ice in the refrigerator. place under them rubber ring, such as is used on fruit jars. This will prevent their slipping as the ice melts.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Olive oil may be used in cooking good many egetables-especially tomatoes and spaghetti. 1t is not per- ceptible, yet gives a certain smooth ness.
 When canning fruit the jars should te sealed immediately; if they stand they may cool sufficiently that bac- teria might light and cause the fruit to spoil.
 A cooling summer drink is made of the juice of 4 lemons, oranges, grapefruit, 1-2 pineapple shredded and a mashed banana. Sweeten and add 2 quarts ice water.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
FOR CONSTRUCTING vITRIFIED
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS

Roll No. 1885. For constructing
vitrined crock lateral sewer. No. 25i5.
nors. Springle. Waterloo and Char
levoix avenues.
Roll No. 1894. For constructing
vitrihed crock lateral sewer No. 1854.
In alley In blocks bounded by Central
Parkinson. st. John and Michigan
avenues.
Roll No. 1927. For constructing
vitrihed crock lateral sewer No. 26Il,
In alley in block bounded by Spring
wells. Central Whitaker and Fern
Roll No. 1929. For constructing
yitrlfed crock lateral sewer No 26IS,
in alley in block bounded by thornton.
Ironwood. fireman and Seebaldt ave-
MUGS whore not built.
Roll No. 1880. For constructing
vitrined crock lateral sewer No. 1920,
In alley In block bounded by Thorn
ton. Ironwood. Seebaldt and AllendaIe
avenues where not built
Roll No. 1882. For constructing
yitrihed crock lateral sewer No. 1922,
In alley in block bounded by Thorn
ton. Ironwood, Pacific and Oregon ave.
nues whore not built.
vitrined crock lateral sewer No. 1924,
in alley In block bounded Thorn
ton. Ironwood. Vancouver and Tire
man Place. where not built.
Roll No. 1885. For constructing
vitrined crock lateral sewer No. 2s2s
in alley in block bounded by Gates
Dey. Carton avenues and wabash n. r.
Roll No. fs4o. For constructing
vitrlhed crock lateral sewer No 2s30
In alley In block bounded by Forman
Gates. Carbon avenues and Wabash
r. RON ~ where So n9 9s4 built Ear oon.,r,o,,n.
yltrihed crock lateral sewer No. 26s0
In alley In block bounded by Meadow
brook, Montciair. Marsh and Jefferson
Roll No 1851. For constructing
vitrihed crock lateral sewer No. 2slI,
In alley In block bounded by Artillary,
Dragon, south OF Bnyonet avenues
Roll No. 1924. For constructing
vitrifed crock lateral sewer No. 26ll,
IN alley IN block bounded by Con-
tlnental, Emerson, Essez and Friend
Roll No 1890 For constructing
yitrifed crock lateral sewer No. 2c2s
In alley In block bounded by Dey. Car
bon and fierkimer avenues where not
built
Roll No 7si7 For constructing
yitriied crock iateyal sewer No 1897,
In Grand River avenue south OF JOY
Roll No. 5g4s For constructing
yitrIned crock lateral sewer No. 2sSs.
In alley In block bounded by city Line
Lnmiey. Michigan and McGraw ave-
Part Is due ana payable within a
DAYS from date OF this notice, Parts
?. 3 and become due and payable In
one. two ana three years. respective
~. from the date OF this notice. to-
gether with interest AT the rate OF 4
per cent from the wate when the work
was accepted by the city.
Either of said parts may be paid
within 30 days from the date OF this
notice, without Interest
N either OF the parts one, two. three
or four shall not be paid when they
become due, 5 per cent penalty and In
terest ~ the rate of per cent from
the date when the work WAS accepted
by the city Will be added. and the
and sold NJ provided by law,
MAX G. KOCH.
A-10H City Treasurer,
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
PRODUCE MARKET


The feature OF the market this
|nornlng was another decline In sugar
Srfces, quotations being dropped zoe
hundred pounds. Receipts OF poul-
ry were not as large ms usual for
but the market - well
[ieaned up. and while the buying was
BATTERED and not at all urgent receiv.
r. were inclined TO take a cnance and
;ere not pressing sales. Dressed
|ntine apparently sending stun this
Law which ordinarily finds its way TO
|ther markets. Butter end eggs are
|aIlea firm at the last advance ana
[ctatoes are dull and easy.
A,uie.-New. $50 SEC per bu.; $3.50
| so per bbl; box apples. r.25g2,.,
Bsnssss-ovod slipping STOCK. uso
aes.ee@pr ii Linaa 7Mgsc per 10
rnsbrge-o0c q - 90 per ht'
/ CsuiiGower-s5f p0c per doz.
ceiery, Michigan large "@iso'
Pal 10 vs. ass gs1 prices. Michigan
as. isS Sii RG' New York, i5H SiSNc;
s mpsrsef importer Swiss. ssSsse; long
cEp:; ia9i.Hs j f AZ pss liSs Is. To-
CrssserrIes-Howes. .Jss,s4s; late
Dstes--Persian. new. ,.XIhc; Fards'
qehc 10; Dromedsry nc sze0 ,asmSf,xc.
hmmon. 10q1fc Id. -.
Fresh vszetabies--Jreen peppers, 80
7sc per bu: green onions, ING per
/ox: radlshes. loo per doz: grocn
|enns. ji.s5 per bu: wax beans. nome.
rown. si.sofi.7s per bu.: left-ee. "a
s H.: spinach. soc per bu.. parsley. ~
/ CSC per doz.; head lettuce, slwiza
|cr hamper; hot-house cucumbers, ~
l.sbs Brussels sprouts. ls@17c per
s.rspe.- -concords. isai7c, Niagara.
B Q1ic per s-lb. basket ponies, lxw
e. California. tl.50nl.75 per crate;
Inported Maiagas. s3.e0lS per Dbl.
Grspc Fruft-s2. 50Q2.T5 per crate.
Honex--Fancy white. new. i5h " leeS
nbcr. l201tc lb.; extracted, IySo 10.
Hny--Detroit shippers are paying the
kslowina prices for balcd hay In car
IL, o. b. De,roit: NJ 4 tmothy.
taotby. Siss09iti No. 4 mixed, slsV
straw. sfGS.bo per ton.
Hides = No. cured. l6hci No.
Eeen hides. l4hc. No, ! cured bulls;
Ia: No. 4 green bulls. lie: No. cured
<si kip. T.: No. 1 green veal Kip, f6ci
5. I cured murrain. isci No. ! cured
N. zoe: No. 4 green calf. lie; No.
ne. $3.50, No. 2 horse. $3.50; No.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
NOTICE--ALLEY OPENING.
ASSESSMENT!

Notice OF Alley Opening Assessment
Roll No. I'll, for opening the alley
avenue, Peterson streat, and Michigan
Central Railroad Delta spur, where not
already opened, ~ a public alley.
To John Koziel, Jennie Peterson.
Stanley Tadiz. Emil Handloser VIM
cent Smiggen, Levi Roberts, Samuel r.
Roberts Jos. Rakowski. Michael Panek
Peter Matura, Frank Leki. Frank Baio-
IA. John Nereczynek, Ignatz Pawlow-
ski. Andrew zobecki. Harrison }. jerks.
Andrew Ponka, Lorenc Klanka. wlad-
islaw szynssl, John Fekette Gotlieb
Kuszenski, Joseph Adamowicz George
Morris. Joseph Tencza, wladisaw
czopek. Stanisiaus Adamczyk, City a
kan Rro H1%ef FRANK G1 sabess Jssn
Yint. William Tursky. John Lorenz.
Stanley staron. and TO all other per-
sons owning, oecupying, or otherwise
Uses included in the following district
and portion OF the City OF Detroit.
Wayne County Michigan. to-wit:
sons sub OF part OF r. G. No IL
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit having liked and Determined
se e is benefted by the opening OF
the alley between Home street West
Jefferson avenue, Peterson street and
where not already opened, as a public
alley, and having resolved that t256.os
OF the damages awarded by verdict OF
n Jury in tho Recorders Court OF the
City OF Detroit. I'm pursuance OF pro-
ceedings under the provisions Of Act
124 of the Public Acts OF 1888. "a
amended. be assessed upon the owners
and occupants of the taxable real es-
tate included In said district In proper
ton. as near as may be. 20 the ad
vantage which each lot or parcel IL
deemed 10 acquire by such opening
Notice is hereby given. that an as
sessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises included In said
district and liable 90 be assessed upon
said Improvement under the provisions
of said public act and that a roll Of
said assessment II now completed. and
Will remain at the Assessors office. In
the City OF Detroit. for twelve days
from the date OF the first publication
OF this notice; that IL. from the date
hereof until the cath day OF Novem-
ber 1914 for the inspection OF all per-
sons concerned therein; and that the
Board OF Assessors will meet on Fri.
day, the goth day ~ November. 1914 at
10 o'clock a. m. at their Office In the
City Hall and will remain In session
between the hours OF 10 a. m and
~ m on said day and during the same
hours. for three successive avs there
after, TO hear any person or persons
desiring 10 object 20 any assessment
so made, and 10 review and correct the
same. n correction thereof be found
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
by Daniel I. Dil~orth.
A4fof2 President
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
FHrcAGo GRAM AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, Nov. lV.--Wneat was "
Ihade firmer at the start on account
ID builish news from liverpool but
rmour and other pit leaders were
telling and prices on the early trades
Vent a shade to Hc below last nights
Hose.
Corn was of a shade TO &c at the
tart and lost an additional hc on the
|arly trades
Oats started steady, but declined &c
In the early trades In sympathy with
|ther grains
Provisions were very dull with
'rices easier.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. Nov. 10.-Wheat; Cash,
HIS: December. $l.161a; May. l.24%
Torn; Cash, 77hc; December, zoe; May.
i4hc Oats: Cash. 5slsc; December
lie; May, SsAc. Rye; Cash. si;og
E,ss March, $3.50. Ti%Gt lGys sash Ga 81
[isike: cash. 1855: December. $3.50:
arch, .ss;ss: Butter; Brick cream,
.iMc: dairy. ale: renovated. 27G CSC
Egss: Fresh candled, Sic; fancy Sc
ects IS a sec: fancy storage, 90 q CSC.
lay. Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

stephens elm Park SUI" OF ali thai
part OF 2 c.s $50, iSs and i55. lying r.
Lots 22 % ga. both inclusive: iots|
70 70 40, both inclusive; lots iet, 10 ia,
potn inclusive; lots III 10 ia. both
sivs lots iss 70 1 e BON o9 ,nsln ns,s
lots 2O6 10 Els, both inelusive. the ~,
~ r. Of lot 2le; lots 2Is 10 2zG. both
ine,usi Na; Stroh's sub. Of that part Of
Lots ~ 20 81, both inciusive. lots
"a 70 lis both Inclusive: lots ia O.
~ ~ poth inciusive; tots $40 20 ISL
clusive, Nm Taits sub. OF part Of the
chureh farm. 2. G 10, \. OF Gratict
Lots 70 10, both inclusive. Jos. y
NisEers Gratiot avenue sub. or part
OF Z 9; ~; $. OF Gratiot avenue.
The L 90 e. OF W 1885 q: Of ~
>; Of and Adjoining Gratiot avenue and
=. OF and adjoining Holcomb avenue.
All that part OF A.. c. 10. lying N. OF
w. OF and adjoining christy's sub. ax-
cePt Lambert street as opened
The \. 50 =. q block l.; lying y. OF
Concord avenue as decided; all that
part OF block IS, lying r. OF and adj
Joining Belt Line X. n. except Concord
block IA. lying i. OF and adjoining
Belt Line n. r.. except Concord avenue
as decided, Beaufait farm. p. G. 10. ~. or
Il fE
The Common Council OF the city of
Detroit, having fixed and determined
that said district. herein above descrfb-
ed, Is benefited by the opening OF Lam
bert street from Frontenac Boulevard
70 Gratiot avenue, where not already
opened. as a public street and highway.
asa ssysS ssso,ysa tina,
sold, making net final assessment VI
81. s20.35. OF the damages awarded BY
Court OF the City OF Detroit. In PURSE
sions OF Act ia OF the Public Acts
Tor 1883. as amended, be assessed upon
the owners and occupants OF the tax
able real estate included In said dis-
be. TO the advantage which each lot or
parcel Is deemed TO acquire by such
opening.
sessment has been made upon ali the
| lots and premises Included In said dis
trfct and liable 10 be assessed for said
| Improvement under the provisions Of
assessment is now completed. and will
remain at the Assessors office. In the
City OF Detroit. for twelve days from
the date Of the first publication ~ this
til the gath day OF November. 1914 for
ed therein: and that the Board OF As
day OF November. isia. at 10 O'clock
| n. m, at their office In the City Hail
and will remain In session between the
hours OF 10 a. IN. and 1s m, on said day.
| and during the same hours, for three
successive days thereafter. 10 hear any
4 person or persons desiring 10 object TO
any assessment so made. and TO review
and correct the same. IL correction
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel L. Dilworth.
| A-1011 President
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

lnclusivs lots % % les. bon 90
lots ls2 20 151 both incl un|J@
Belt Lins addition. being part 81 IA
Lot. . 20 Is. both ,nclunve; Ie1
sub. OF lots 3 and Z of the Van ~
farm; lying $ Of Milwaukss aod ~
Lots 81 70 il. both inclus,ve ~
100 70 lz7. both Inclusive. lots ~ X
isz both Inclusive lots ls$ % ia. b41|
lneiusive. lots zzy 90 $50. both ineIU
n. let lying y. Of Grntiot avenue<-
Lots "a TO ~, both Inclusive. Geo q
Martz,s sub. Of the W. part 81 T. G
s5V. y. OF Grafiot avenue.
Lots Al 10 So, both Inclusive. PoftoF|
SUD, o. the Il. part OF 4. c. 3S0. ~ q
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK Nov t0.-Flour: Quiet
and steady. Pork: Steady; mess. $40. so
m2l. Lard Easy; middle west spot,
sio.sod10.To. Sugar: Raw. firmer;
centrifugal, SO test S4.0I: muscovade.
SO test. 1896; refned. Arm: cut loaf,
$3.50: crushed $3.50; powdered. $50:
graduated, s5G5.05. Coffee Rio No.
on spot. $50. Tallow: Quiet; city.
csc; special 6%c; country. ca a67sc.
Hay. Quiet and Iirmer; prize. 81 20ar
les No. 3. $1.05n1.l0: clover, csc ~
sll5! Dressed poultry: Firmer; tur-
KEYS, 12m 22c: chickens 12M csc; fowls,
l2m lThc; ducks. 16qlsc. Live poul-
tryt Firmer: geese lie: ducks. Ian
Ice; fowls, 14Gl5iSc; turkeys, 1sc:
roosters l11kc; chickens, brothers. /.
Ml5c. Cheese: Dull; state milk, COM
mon TO specials, ia nc; skins COM
mon TO special 5dl3iac: full skins. 3
m5c.
Butter: Firmer: receipts. 1851:
creamery extra. 35hc. state dairy,
tubs s3G 3ic; imitation creamery frsts
2sie 662ll2c Eggs: Stronger: receipts.
1885,; nearby white fancy. 55c: near
Nv mixed fancy. s0d40c: fresh frsts.
32mI0c
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
Ega a: =; :!!3' " s.

fer Cleveland. Pistsbarxh and ~,
peants south end east. leave daily Ie.tS
surgh. ssoe.
For Buffalo and al points eAst--rsss-
day. Thursday and saturday 5 D. nl
For Msekinse Island and Way rerss
-A0ndayS sac y. m; fridsya ssss
q. m.
we>L-End Erenrsisn. Kvery s~tsrdas
portation. retornins In time Tor business
Monday
ststeroom Accemncdasssrs - t,,,ss
berth. n.es. lover ~-rsh slss: vSsis
fcom. o. so.
Is7 Woodward Ave tNajp-si~ fslir y. =
Vert "a West =
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
MARKETS and FINANCE

s sdf 49,, s;;i,essP-skins as 10 amount OF wool
Lemons California. s4.so0s per box
ltmes-s1 OILS Per box.
Mn.hrooms-- q5oc per 10.
orange. California Valeneiaa ss.so
oslss-~ss n soc per ioo.lD. sack:
rear.-ordinary, 6oQ75c per ou.
fotatoes-Michigan. In car load lots.
bulk. soQasc: sacks. s7Q zoe per bu; .
lac; No: 2, so lie; old roosters. &c;
geese, is@i4ei ducks. lac; turkeys rs
-. swss, r:c",a'o.. Virginia. 81 ssSa.s
50 per bbl.: sl.26 per blu
Observation-Disclosures sa.5o0Aoo per
Taiisw--No 1. &c; No. Q. &c per ID
JODBING PRICES.
Canned Geods-AppleS. gais., $3.50
$50; batsd beans. fpb.. 500 soc; Lima
iiio: standard, soe. Table beats: Siss
s;and.rd. VI; baked. 800 Zoe: ' Salmon sS'
S rsSs ss IA. Alaska s0 p,ns s s sS 4 TUns
June; $40. siftsi. early June. siio
I nTss; ss.; ::;sndard misdiinss,. s.s; az.
middiings, sSz; cracked corn. t3e: cora
and oat cnop, VS. per ton.
Fionr-Iobbing prices: Best Michlgs,
siraisS,, ss;sb: pure rye. p $3.50. ssrlns
Iiardw arc--Nails. 3i.s5 ease: annsal-
ed wire. $50 case. painted barbed
wire. point zoe: galvanized sheets. "a
gauge. "a: 20 gauge. S3,15 81 gauge.
1880; 20 gauge. So 70. 80 gauge. 1918;
single bit bronzed axes. S7.25 per dog
black sheet steel. 20 and ~ gauge.
ssss; , 70 ss ssss $3.50 q gauge, ss,sS;
76c ~ and per cent on list: large.
Toe and 10 on: machine bolts, small, 80
per cent en- list; large. 10. 10 and on
Provi.ions--Mess pork. sal: family.
s2Sn2t: clear backs. $i9923: smoked
hams l6'@17hc; briskets, 13h Qlshc;
shoulders. lac; picnic hams. 13Ql4c:
kettle rendered. lac Id
sugars--Corrected daily by w H.
Edgar A. Sons: Crystal dominoes. Glib
$500; do, bib, sS.40: eagle tablets. IS;
cut loaf. $3.50; cubes, S5.s5. xxx
powdered. $685.: standard powdered
$3.50; granulated extra coarse $500
graduated fine. in bulk, $40: granu-
lated, 25-lb. cottons, $5.i5 crystal
domino gran s-lb. and 5-lb. cartons.
Ia cases, $50; crystal domino. gran
HF cases. $3.50: diamond A. $3.50: con-
Petitioners A. s5s35: No. 4. $3.50: No. ..
s sssS No No. g :SSS9gs: No No 'I,l5 No $
s495; No. IL. $3.50: No. 49, Sass. No.
IL: Sass No. Ia. sis5; non cakins
mixture. $3.50; beet granulated $5T5
per 100 lbs: household powd.. is. -
TO case. $40: do. ~ to case. s4,t0 per
case.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

CITY OF DETROIT-OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested that there has been filed in
this office the following named assess
ment rolls:
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
CHICAGO Nnv To-

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-Butter: Extras.
32isc: frsts. 27d2 9c: dairy extras csc;
nrsts. esq csc. Eggs: Prime ordinary,
% a CSC. hrsts, 2TaeSc Cheese: Twins.
15c. young Americas. l5c. Live poul-
try: Fowls II y q lee; ducks l1dl4c;
geese. l3Uitc; springs, l3h Q1ic: tur-
KEYS lsc. Potatoes: Michigan white
30 a t0c; red, 80 35c; Wisconsin white.
so a zoe; red. 30m 35c: Minnesota white,
90 n zoe; early Ohios. $50 sac: new po-
tatOrS receipts IS cars