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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12
TOO YOUNG AT SIXTEEN
 TO KNOW LOVE
Dear Miss Libbey:-

Dear Miss Libbey:-
 z am very much in love with a young man of Is years of age, although I am only Is. We haven't been going to- gether steady; we only go to church or to an entertainment once in while. He says that he loves me and I am very sure that love him very much. I do not think that he goes with any other girls. Only he took a girl to the show one night after school, but he apo1ogized to me and said that he would never do it again. Do you think that I could trust hina2 have never known him to break his promise yet. I think he has always told me the truth He has asked me to go with him for automobile and motorcycle rides. Do you think that I should ac- cept his invitationsa Please answer and advise me what to do.
 A girl Of Is is too young to think seriously of young men. It 1nterferes with your studies and carefree girl hood It is unwise to allow your thoughts to dwell constantly on one. There is more pleasure, at your age, in having half dozen among whom to bestow your favors of accompany ing them to amusements in turn. Re- member ssIf one is hck1e, and from you should go, you ought to have two strings left to your bow Very young men soon dnd it dull to be obliged to pay attention to any one girl To be popular and wanted do not accept an invitations
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12
WHEN HER PARENTS
 DO NOT CONSENT
Dear Miss Libbey:-

Dear Miss Libbey
 have been going with a nice girl. 19 years old, and we were engaged. Her father angrily said could not have her by his consent. as did her mother Ought T to marry her or not ? Should any one write to girl, asking for her company? What is a young man to say to girls parents when he wants to marry the girI2 If a young man and girl are together and the girl gives tile young man a Christmas present of jewelry. then they quit go4 give 1t back to the girl or not?
 LID. A. Parents consent is the richest bless ing which lovers who wish to wed can have. If at first you dan't succeed. try, try again to cause them to see your
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12
.sYerv said he.

..yery.p said he.
 tfWell. I'm notl'' said I savagely. What does all this nonsense mean Don't be an ass, Fred"
 Perhaps you don't know it. hr. Smart, but you are in love- said he so convineingly that was conscious Of an abrupt sinking of the heart
 The deuce you sayg I exclaimed rather blankly.
 'tOh, I've seen it coming! For that matter. so has she. It's as plain as the nose''
 I Ieaped to my feet, startled. .sShel You don't Has she said anything that leads you to belieyi Oh.l the deuce! What rotg'
 s'No use getting angry over it,'' be said cousolingly. Falling in love is the scrt of thing fellow can't help, you know. You are heels over head fn love with the Countess Tarnewsy and''-
 .'Shut up, Fredi You're going daffy from reading my books or absorbing my manuscripts or''-
 Heaven is my witness. I don't read your books. and I merely correct your manuscripts. God knows there is no romance in that. You are in love Now, what are you going to do
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12
cHAPTER xv.

| Am infornssd That Am Tn Love.
 MOOPENDYKB stared for long
 time at the portrait of Ludwig
 the Red "Isn't it odd that the
 countess. an American, should be descended from the old Rothhoef- ems? What small world it Is. after allE'
 became wary. Nothing odd about 1t to me. We've all got to descend from somebody
 T dare say. StiII it is odd that she should be hiding in the castle of her anees'
 s'Not at all, not at all. It just hap pens to be a handy place. Perfectly natural.
 .Perfect rot. I added without rime or reason.
 He grinned. Nevertheless it's the general opinion that you are.'' said he. sat np very straight Whats fhatgn
 You're in love, said he succinctly. It was like bomb.
 You're crazy!'' I gasped.
 Don't think w9ire all blind. Mir Smart'
 .We7' I nurmured, curious damp ness assailing me.
 That is to says Bzitton, the schnicks and myself
 The Schn1icks 7' It was high time that I should laugh. sHo. ho! The Gchmicks! Good Lord man the Schnfcksg''
 The Schn1icks are tickIed to death oyer it, said he. And 90 is Brftton. ? Collecting an the sarcasm that could conamund at the instant in quired, Are you. Afr Poopendyke are you not ficklish 2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12
si1apIe Tomato Sauce.

Condensed tomato soup in its undi- luted state-jl1et as you get it at the grpcer's-is the best kind of tomato sauce. The favor is delicious; it is all ready for use; and 1t is. cheaper than any homemade tomato sauce. Try heating the thick tomato soup and pouring 1t over slices of toast: place a poached egg on each slice and serve for breakfast. or make some meat-bal1s or croquettes of beef left over from the day before and serve them with this thick tomato sauce as a luncheon dish. It is fine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12

Wy, how silly. sed ma. a grate big stoar like this awt to garantee eny- thing thare asked to.
 It's elegant grade of goods, ma dam, but I woodent state positively that it wont fade, sed the man.
 It won't fade. tho, will it. sed ma.
 It mite, madam, sed the man.
 This clawth is jest wat I wl1nt but don't see how I can take it unless you assure me it won't fade. sod ma
 But how can issure you it wont fade wen no it proberIy will fade sed the man.
 If you were a reeIy good salesman shood think you wood be abel to is- sure me it weodent fade. think it's silly. in a grate big stoar. like this, sed ma.
 Well, madam, if you insist and wunt to take awl the responsibility for the statement. III say that the goods wont fade, sed the man.
 We'll, my goodniss, wy in the werid coodent you of sed that 1awng ago. aed ma, III take and a quartir yards.
 Wich the man cut it awf for her and rapped it up and we went noaIn, me saying, Wy did you make him say it woodent fade ma wen he dtdent wunt to say it. ma.
 Bekause now if it fades III take it back and make them exchange it. sed ma. Wien she proberIy will.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12
MISS LIBBEY'S REPLIES
 TO YOUR LETTERS

Correct name and address must be given to insure atten- ton, not to print. Use ink. Write short letters, on one side of paper only. Address Miss Libbey, 916 President street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12
Rice and Tornato Scum.

Cook tablespoons of rice in cups Of brown sugar until tender. Cook N cups of steWed and strained tomatoes 20 minutes with a bit of bay leaf, 10 peppercorns, 2 slices of onion and 7S teaspon of celery salt. Combine the mixtures and rub through a sieve Melt 2 tablespoons of butter. blend in an equal mixture gradually and sea- son with pepper and salt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12

And builds a Heaven in Helfs
 despair.''
 If lads and lassies could have nice old heads on their young shoulders, and could fotesee where their merry frolics and dancing steps were to whirI them. the question of love and mar rtage would not be so serious g. mat ter. One writer asserts Young women should study the young men who call Foffen upon them with much care. weighing well their every word and action. deliberating long and earnestly whether or not they would be suitable suitors,s ,s' etc.
 The advice is good, sound and heal thy. but the arrow of Judgment is aimed at mark 1t is not liable to hit once in thousand times. The av- craze maiden is not supposed to be any wiser than her years She has not had that grand. hard-headed teacher called experience to point out where the shoals and pitfalls in Iove's path may be cleverIy concealed. which she must avoid.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12
!6cmtanued.A

I laughed heartily. T must have got under his confounded skin. after aiI,'' I said.
 The countess gave a little sigh of re. lief when dashed ip upon her 8 few minutes later She had it all out of me before I had quite recovered my breath after the climb upstairs.
 We sat down at the table. Now tell said.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12

Left over Beefsteak With AIusIFoonns
 Cut cold beefsteak into strips and toss them in sizzling olive oil and chopped5 parsley. Add 9 quarter of a cup of button nushroorns-the bot tied variety, Heap on one side of a large plate surrounded with the steak strips. Dash some fresh cut par sley over and serve with a pile of French fried potatoes on the same plate
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12
CORNER FOR COOKS
1Iacaroni and Tomato Sauce

Get a small package Of your fa- vorite macaroni; cook this in boiling saIted water until tender; drain place in buttered baking dish, pour over it one can of condensed tomato soup, sprinkle the top with buttered crumbs and grated cheese, brown in the oven A wonderfully tasty dish for an evening meal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12
Cocoanut Drops.

Crate cocoanut and weigh it, then add half the weight Of powdered su- gar and the white of one egg, beat to a stiff froth. Stir the ingredients together, then drop the mixture with a dessert spoon upon buttered white
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12

President Gonzales Garza. of Mexico issued an order prescribing the dress that must be worn habltuaIIy by judges.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12

good qualities. If they quit.l the young man is in honor bound to return gifts of jewelry to her.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN REgk Q SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12

paper. Sift sugar over them. Bake in slow oven IS minutes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN RECK q SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12
THE MARRIAGE PERIL

Hove seeketh not itself to please,
 Nor for itself have any care. But for another gives it's ease.
 And builds a Heaven in He'll
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04
Hotel Rogers Arrivals.

Arthur A. stiles. Austin: A. y.
Caldwell. Dallas: Clyde Cocker. Ava
ION: c. A. Taium. corsieana; +. $.
oailter. Dallas: Leo Shire, chica-
"a +. +. Armstrong. Dallas J r.
Williams. Dallas J II Leech, Del
las. ] "a. Brennan. Fort Worth; J
Burt Glenn. Fort Worth. W A.
Roberts waxahachie: Lynn Rea-
cor. waxahaehie: Mrs. II. } Alex
aader, WaSahaehie Miss Esteilc
Borders. Waxahachie: o. H. Chap
nan. Waxahaehie O. ". Finley,
Ennls. O. ". Marshall. Ennis; Nat
Prayer. New York: r. a. Harris.
81. Louis: e. ~ Elsas. Dallas; l..
8. Foster, Waco; +. w GrilIis,
Dallas, Theo Ezall. ST. Louis. v c.
Mnier. Dallas: IL O. Shugart Dial
las; ]. G.. Bown. Dallas; c p.
Crawford. Dallas O f. Hughes.
Rochester; J. R. Moore, Waco; A.
Kasten. New Orleans; a. Nimintz,
Dallas. P. L. Harder, St Louis; 4.
G Pair and wife, Dallas; D. ".
Norman Dallas.
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st the Dixie.

A three reel dramatic feature.
STANLEY and the Traders, is The
big attraction at the Dixie theatre
today. The Bostook Animals and
Capt. Jack Bonayita are featured in
this drama OF the jungle wilds, re-
leased by he Centaur company for
inc Mutual feature programs. The
single reel IL the ever funny George
ovey IN a Cub comedy. "A Deal in
Indians Tuesday OF next week the
Dixie viii show the favorite. Clara
Kimball Young, in The Heart Of
the Blue Ridge
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pre- ;rsa u Isnn proved.

TIE comm! sss1neTs a0nTs IL se5-
sion eese day apgrp "a NE report
Of Special Drainage agent Arthur
A Stiles for Drainage District No
The opposition 10 the building
cf the iesec as stated yesterday was
overcome by alieht changes and
sand oRnerH In the community are
working harmonlouaiv to sci the
israiaage 8istgsfs bonds through. II
Is hoped that the preliminary soTk
may Be completed 81 short time
ard that actual construction work
wiil tegin early ia The neN year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

have $50 acres OF land in leyee
Distriet No. 2 on Trinity river that
want cleared 1t will make about
1900 cords OF wood This land ii
On this side Of the river and with
n two miles Of Sand Switch on The
Midland railroad | want the work
done BY contract and will give all
the wood and stipulated amount
per acre IL money to some respon-
gihle person for clearing this land
and getting IL ready for the pillow
adv ziS CLYDE r. WYNN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04
PERSONA MENTION.

vr and Airs. Frank Timmins are
visiting IN Dallas today.
MrA ~ p. Marehbsnks and
daughter. Miss Katie. have been
quite sick this week.
Up. Kennedy will leave this even
ing for EiertEa. where he viii spend
some timc with his son. WIN Kenne-
dy.
Joe Patterson. g. u. West amt
Clarence Mccormick .oni 70 Dallas
last night aud attended the Eiks
Minstrel At the opera house
Mrs. Matilda Lancaster, who has
been visiting relatives 4. The city
the past three months. returned TO
her home al Waco this mosniae
Mrs. /. &. White and children.
Who are on their way from corsieana
10 their new home al comanche, are
spending few days with her sister.
Airs. T. 2. Hawkins.
Res. f. A. smith. wife. daughter
and sen. formerly Of corsieana. are
spending few days With Mr.. and
Mrs. f. p. Hawkins, enroutc 10 Rev.
spiths new charge at Italy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04
COUNTY CHRISTIAN
ENOEAVOR MEETING
Will. RE Held WITH RED OAK
ENBEAsz0R ON sunday. DE.
Cf.NiBF.k 1fff.
Plans Have Been Arranged FOR Zig
Dinner At school auditorium
and Most Excellent Program
for Day.

ia /. Anderson. president Of the
Ellis County Christian gndeavor
union, hes issued letter calling at
tention to the next county meeting
which is 10 be held with Red Oak
Endeayor on the second Sunday in
December which is December lIth.
lie says the Red 0aK people are en-
thusiastic and are making eAtens,Bs
plans FOR the entertainment Of the
visitors Dinner win be served IN
school auditorium lie incidentally
tells the Christian Enacayor work
ers that letter from State Secre-
tary Hyde tells him that one hun-
dred new societies have been orgaa-
lied in the state since the million
campaign started and that Ellis couu-
ty has been asked TO contribute five
new societies as her part The pro-
gram for the county meeting is as
follows
Special music Miss Burks.
Welcome address
Response Won Keller Aubrey
Denison
lAddrea ] y Mayhe@. waxahach-
lie.
goo Devotional service john
Prude, Rocket
2:15- Report OF societies BY del
egatea from various societies
2.45- quiet hour Lucy page
Bosset' Dallas
sos Social service - Eugene
LAWYER. Forreaton
5.l5- New efficiency chart-R
L. TFemble. San Angelo.
$3.50 State convention Whine
Harris Waxahachie
3.45--Eoufefonce "4ow to pus
into Practice What We KnoNe
boyee Farar Wa4ahachie.
4tao Dismissal.
$500 Model Christian Endeayor
--ke1 Oak society
1900 Reports Of Committees
1:10 sermon William II Seal.
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TRY-OUT DEBATING
CONTEST IS HELD
FaLEfsFI GH sND &3Ch ~
TON ahgl1 a1tKE TIEG
FIRST THAN.
isebaters We're Bnached Aec0rtlina
To Jn,i2es and it Was Difficult
80 select Alcn for Teams.

III Vie trY-out do5stine contest
among. The High school uaaats,
held al the school auditorium last
night Balfrey Griffin end Lackay
connally Mere awarded first fouors
end viii compose the schools first
debating team. Second honors went
70 Edwin Harding and Wilbur Noel
v no will compose the second team.
There was large crowd present and
all seemed to enjoy the debating
very much The eight boys who
took part showed exceptional ahili-
~ and it was with some difficulty
that the judges selected the four
Young men who viii compose the
debating teams for the school dur
ing the present term
Interest in the program was added
TO BY the the young ladies societies
of the High school which furnished
musical numbers. very pleasing
chorus, piano solos and "a pleasing
dialogue
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

Mrs j. II Alexander has recently
aeeaea TO the Beard ~ Trustees Of
Trinity fHiyersiig la5 acres 81 the
yerg finest black land to be found
in Kills county. Under the terms
the property gees 10 the school az
her death but possession IS given
row upon "a annual rental Of $40
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being paid to her The gilt is a
sery valuable one. the land being
xorth probably s26.eoo and the
rentals VIII more than ply tne an
aHal payments TO AIRS. Alexander
During the remainder OF her life. A
deed 70 tho land Is Fled for record
today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Jones. Miss
Jeanette McDuffie and Miss jose
phine MeDuffie of Dallas are week
eud guests Of the family OF W j.
McDuffie on West Main street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04
OBSERVE THE WiRslx


A cold thai promises 70 'li1
all winter is TO be y
Prompt action should be ~
the first warning Of a eaa-4
ing, chilliness, slight salVsns
ley's Honey ana Tar Haia /!
work of coughs, colds and g
clears air passages steps a
eases difficult breathing I
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S282SosaSo ooo.o3SoaS18gSa

roles are Billie Richie, Louise
Orth. Alice Howell, Henry Berg
man and Gene Rogers Tire single
reel is Ben Wilson in The parsau
Of Pine Mountain, with Dorothy
Phillips playing the leading femi-
nine role in a Rex drama.
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$500 Reward.

4 reward of $500 VIII be paid b.
this company for the conviction %
any one found guilty Of taking The
Daily Light from the yard or lawn Of
any subscriber OF This PAPER. IN
TERpRIsE PUBLISHING CON
PANY u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

me lovers 81 good music The
ksg.axa harsle Lore Stae band viii
render . snost excellent program for
benefit of ne Athletic association
esaa the band
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Aipni1 ItTit)S.

y wish 10 express ny graft +
q fnte 20 the many friends and .
= customers who have shown = 4.
. Willingness 10 stand by me 4
= since have put my business on G
= a STRICTLY SPOT CASH 4
= BASIS. IL i proof to me that .
= fis efforts to maintain myself .
2 after the MANY years of hard .
. Labor - ia doing credit busi- =
q me flrsf of Decenil,e, I have q
Q closed NY books 10 all charge y
. accounts and cannot make 0
q ticket against amp ono. with no .
. exception. not egen IA nv very .
= hest friend, because IL the ruie =
Q - once broken il 3 = rule no .
z iongcr. 80 please 10 not make 4
. ne refuse you ar cause any eni- .
g reffassfnert 60 yourself rs ask .
. ing ~ credit. wa only one .
. or tlso exceptions all ~, oh .
6 c0sf0n ffs aFe trading right =
2 along sith re- sud rayina cash. .
= thereby helping me a. we'll -
? isf ping sheiH~s isrs. Again .
: fanpt fsI nnd ssrnesfig 500 .
9 .fls STARE ~ gauf h'al1sss. -
, =. y. SMITH .
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AMONG THE MOVIES.


fHr Emp.re taeatfa today a.
hnH ti --Eo llree ferl com
tae u.t of sul
a.oca.Hea a"a hga Pre- uro" THIS
= surely % fal mahiag picture ana
the sen A4esu stars bon tAe leading
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! = y = - 60 - - - =
: LOCALS. =
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LOCALS.
ss~s>~SS $500 =

Xmas rictroias at CAIRNS
adv SAT. & Wed 4
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For feed ana fuel phone Broad.
bead 4 Kennedy Old phone Is. Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

Joe Jarrett Is home from Taylor
wl@ere be has been speeding some
weeks ri road building
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

There will be real treat a. TTini-
~ auditorium Monday evening for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

Colorado Niggerhead burns clean.
No clinkers. Waxahachie Ice Works.
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.weet pntatnea II cents pr
sasashsl- Deferred anywsse-s In TIRE
EHaweEA Hardware Ca. as
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This Is 10 certify that | vent .
sna Euna Floyd and that | found no
evidence Of scarlet fever 81 q alpls
liberia. and consider her free from
said coutaglon and should tie admit
led back TO school December
1915. DR. j. s. Berry 21a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

The fire department was called
ont on q ran last night 10 shive K
Kays bat the burning flua had beer
sstinguished and no damage was
done
The Washington herald., 1915-10-17
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
Furnished by W. u. I!ihbs & Co,
WASHINGION PRODUCE.

gu-t,rirns Civ l-1ow a." :,r .lrao ~ Of : Il
r.ark''ai.0 god, only. J.'"r>' Irirs arr higher.
I..u.- sraI.= ,uH. Ice s,.G fg l-s, Fa.,.. :. G>
r,GS -rrcs,. ,-- ,laz.. osa-, sor.ro-r -,ca.
BITTER l. st rnrr nrw. 10y H.. y: rlh Icr
H.. u. Iruc--,: Icr Ill., p: unler Lradc crcarn"ry
Ter n. sa2,: - e lacked. Ter H. 30
LAHD-Trh. PURE. rer H.. Il-.r,c. d.. o"n
CHEESE New York. '"w. ~ H., y: fiat. r.r
III. u; SWISS domestic. l.r !n. y: do. forc1 rn
LIVE POULTRY, ,-Hen> psr ~. Is: most ,rs
pr H. rAll; sIrirG duchs. I-.r p. lal5. ST. ins
chicken. Ter Ii lsaI7.
GREEN GOODS Beans. Tcr haskct 5,s IN:
do. ror hM.. $3.50: lima has per qt II iss:
tC'ts. Ter hunrh lalie: cahhAre. rpU Ter hti
'5al00: Csntalnu.es. Ter crate. Tdl.S: carrnp prr
h'!r"h. lal'e: 'aniIfI"Ucr rE crote. L'nlso:
celery. Ter d0E.. 3ah5 crate 1.ri3 81; corn nr1y
Ter d"z.. :al5; c'''7nntcrs I,r basket -5al.5O:
cmhlings cii irc 75aItO: eggplant T.r CTate 5oa75:
kalc rcr bhl.. iNaf0; lcttrc, Ter basket s5al 90:
onions. ror saCk. I"a@ Is: ok7s Tcr crate T5aI0
reas. New lC:k re- BASKET. .2aifO: pcrpcrL crate.
70; rrw istIt0eS. Tcr sark l.75a225: va rs lIa
-: sweet ootat."s lcaI.jO; tomatoes. no uby. pr
toN =OalcJ.
FRrITS-Arrlcz. FER hh Ic,a3 20: rca-p. rcr box.
l@a1co; GTarc:. per ras. Delaware gaI4: do.
Concord. Cal;: DO" Niagara l0al2; grape fruit PER
box. i"a5.C": oranGea. California. per box. iCOs
$50: Tea.fc>. I-r cate 75sl.5o: rlums per basket
lja25: pinca: llcs. Ter crate / lGa2cJ
LIVE STnGK-Vcal calves prime n, IlaIil.
do. medium. yer H.. 9'zalO;; do. envy, sasis:
sITInE lauGha. Ter It.. slSis
HAY. STRAW. md CORN-Hay. rrst timothy.
new. per ton. 100; MIXED. per tor. l2Oalioc;
straw. per ton. Io.0al2OC: wheat str iv Ter tom
soc: corn. FER htl.. as; do. new. pr bbi. so.
SEEDs-tloTer. ned. per H.. SAT. do ASK,
Per h.. :5at7; do timothy. PER Jus. 3..5a3s,;
red top. Ter Ii, nHai2: orchard srass. per Ims..
l@o'2cS: blue grass. per bus l4als; rye, Dc.
bis l.lo: wheat, rer bus-. l.jo.