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The Washington herald., 1915-12-24

Christmas
S; a';ssfs2 %1:::i Chimes .o
rHosanna (Jues Granier) Harry Macdonoush1
lHoy Night (Adolph ADAM Harry MacdonoughJ oo " I'D
rsd1e Nacht, heiEse Naeht (Gruberl On !
Hadenroslein (werner) On German 'o''' ~ 10
roh Come, All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fdee9
The Home Over There Ckanel 'o'1 ~ I'D
| Harry Macdonough and Hayden Quartet
rThe New Born King GEspoir Hamilton Hill ,<, "a ?.
| 'N'@' I'@" Mr. ':uSI and Mrs Wheeler
The Coming of the Year
Is: 1:sSi::s"is ss5; 81: 10 Is
Christmas Morning Cancey's
casss SsSssa Wedding os !sEs Porter 1896 10 "
Adfsts :, Fdse tos Come An Ys Eeist4G ,6oo6 10 y
10y to h. eSi"ft %o vssf Trinity Trinity eho Choir "
ss Ssi s5s H.sd lS0ts Angel, Sing Elsie Baker e5 10 Is
| (Mendessohn) Trinity Choir
ss RS N 1ls5ts Rs ss5ms Sss sSs Msl!s Ns Bs
No Candle Was There and No Fire (Beor fl7l67 10 IS
Christmas SOns) Gehmannl
Nazareth (Gounod) Lyric Quartet ,,.., - .,
First NOVEL; Lyric Quartet ''o' |" I'D
Babes in Toyand-The Toymaker's Shop
for the ehldreH) Victor Herberts Orchestra
The Birthday of King (Neidlinger, emo, ., %
Lambert Murphy ''0o' " '''
Holy Night (Adam) CCcHO Obignso> sI,os N I'M
Evan Williams ''' ~ '''0
Naeht heiige (ruber) (Gernson) 61,o7 ~
julia Cup ~ " ''''
Iialelujah Chorus from Messiah (TandeD ,,,,, . 80
Victor Chorus and Souas Band 0"'" u '''0
ssns a Carols . Msfs sh0rs anna
S:S#S: r SssstI:s Si:s ''S y LOO
The Star of Bethlehem 'Sephen Adams, !
Saviour: When Night skies ''o'' u Us
CYule-Tide CA Christmas Fantasa) (Kappey)
e.!s: q! d; A's 71s u Us
Nazareth GIorley -Gounod) Frank CroxtOnj
Ring Out, Wild Bells (Tennyson-G Gounodl
Christmas Light Behold Won Mehden) 35375 " Us
rJest Fore Christmas eugene Field
The Dolls wooing a) Sugar Tree $3.50 u LIS
while Shepherds Watched Hymn by Nabam !
TGte-Gir arr from Handel ,.,,
Victor Oratoo Chorus
rEIanelujah Chorus tfrom "AIessial
(HandeD Arthur Pryors Band a.xax =, ,,r
The Heavens Are Telling (from The Cea- '0fo7 " I'D
tom Joseph Haydn Conways Band
Day in the Workhouse (Reeitoon) zoooa =, -.
(Sims) Robert I1iTiard ~ - '"->
Star of Bethlehem (Sephen Adams) 7na7 T., ,.o
Evan Williams " - -"
Cantque Noel-Hoy Night (Adam)
On FrcHeh) (Piano Aecompdninsns) 8l023 10 zoo
Pol Pancon
of Nazareth (Gounod) On Frnch) asnss =, ,oo
piano oeeompdnmcnD Pol Plancon ~
Cantque de Noel-Hoy Night (Adam) asooo =, nm
(n Fyench) Pol Plancon " ~
Stile Nacht helge Nacht (Saem Night, Holy
Night (Gruber) On Germany 66l36 II 300
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Himmel hoch da komm ich her Martin
Luther) On Germany 6036I " 300
Ernestine Schumann-f1eink
Fcuthn
The Washington herald., 1915-12-24
Colonial Tea.

Colonial Tea.
Tea. of fragrance and fine Aa-
vor. blended by experts.
English Breakfast. Formosa.
Oolons. Cunpowder. Orange Pc
koe. Basket Fired. India Ceylon.
Japan.
Packed in individual sealed
packets.
II b., Zoe; "a b., 40e; l h., SOC.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-24

der, made from selected fruit. large
tin. A0e.
Red Wing Grape Juice (Con-
cord) 2Sc and 45e bottle.
Red Wing Grape Juice (Cataw-
ba) &c and Soc bottle.
Pickles and Relishes
Pin Money Homemade Sweet
Pickles. sherkins and mixed.
zoe, 30e, and soc jar.
Curtice Bros, Chill Sauce. like
the kind you would make in your
own home.
Large jar, 2Se.
Queen Olives. large size regu-
Iarly priced at 35c.
Special Price, 25e jar.
Fancy Stuffed Olives.
2Se and SOC bottle.
Cross and Blackwell's Chow
Chow.
2Sc and 40e jar.
Heinz India Relish.
25e jar.
La Sevillana Brand Plain and
Stuffed Olives.
10e, lse, and Csc bottle.
Battle Creek Ripe Olives: me-
dunn sized and well Favored.
Large Can, 2Se.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-24
Salads and
Salad Dressings

Premier Brand Salad Dressing
just like the kind you would make
at home; l0c and Csc per bottle.
Blue Sea Brand Tuna FISH
makes a delicious salad and is a
splendid substitute for chicken
salad.
Small size, $l.50 dozen cans.
Large sire, $2.2S dozen cans.
Maraschino Style Red Cherries.
for salads and furnishings.
2Se, 40c, and Csc bottle.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-24
Sunday School Candies

Sunday schools that will have candies for
the children at Christmas time should inspect
and test our assortment. We have prepared
half-pound boxes Of good mixed candies in at
traetive holly or plain white boxes. and would
be glad to furnish samples to representatives.
Price, lie box.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-24
Sailed Nuts.

Sailed Nuts.
These Nuts are taken from our
own stock and salted according to
a very careful and well prepared
recipe. You will find them of ex-
ceptional quality. Peeans and Al
monds. SOC pound.
Shened Nuts.
The finest new Nut Meats. sweet.
tasty and rich; they are clean
shelled and free from grit and par
tieles of hulls.
Peeans. 7Se pound.
Black Walnuts. SOC pound.
Filberts. 60e pou,d.
Brazil Nuts. Csc pound.
Pine Nuts. Soc pound.
Shellbarks. SOC pound.
Figs, Dates and Raisin..-
Stuffed Figs. in wooden cartons.
SOC.
Stuffed Dates. in wooden boxes.
Soc.
Washed Figs. in wooden boxes.
3 for 2Se.
Dromeday Stuffed Dates. in
glass jars. cleaned. 2Se and SOC.
Cluster Raisins. lib. cartons.
2sc and SOC.
Cluster Raisins. 5H-lb. boxes.
$l.25 and $l.s0 each.
Coffee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
NONSUIT REFUSED in
BANANA TRUST CASE
Court Overrules Motion for De-
Tense and Trial Will Go
to Finish

A motion to nonsuit tGe most tedious
trial that ever confronted a judge and
jury in this city was overruIed today by
Judge Thompson when he decided that
the Sl5,OOO,O 900 Banana Trust" suit must
be decided by a jury
The case Is the one in which the re-
ceiver for the Bluefields Steamship Com
pany. Ltd. is attempting to recover dam
ages from the United Fruit Company on
the ground that the latter concern bought
a controlling iterest in the other company
and then strangled its banana growing
and importing business.
The question TO be decided in this case
is one of fact" Judge Thompson said In
giving his decision, 'snd for that rea-
son is for the jury. The motion for non
suit IS oyerruled."
Every one in the courtroom except the
defense received the decision with mani
fest relief. Had the Court granted the
motion for nonsult six tedious weeks OF
work, as well as thousands of dollars ex-
pended in preparing the case, would have
been wasted, as would the time lost from
business by the Jurors.
So far the developments have been
mainly in the nature OF legal clashes
between George Wharton Pepper repre-
senting the defense, and Attorney General
Francis Skunk Brown, counsel for the
plaintiff 1t Is expected that another
month will be required to present the
defendants side of the case and that
more than 80 witnesses win be called by
the plaintIn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
'PEEPING TOMS WATCH
MEN SKETCH THE NUDE
Freshmen of University See
Life" but Get Baths
for Prank

Twenty seniors of the University OF
Pennsylvania Architectural School sat
moaning and frownlng at their casels as
they sketched an undrapcd model posing
on raised platform.
Hold your head stnl. for the Iowa
Mike" sCowlcd one to the shivcring lady
THE light is too strong" grOwlcd an
other and during the whole proceeding
there was a chorus of lamcntation about
the futility of a college course.
The scene now shifts to the floor above
Slightly before the class below started
one Of the freshman of the school. hav-
ing much leisure and having become
blase and sophisticated from skctching
bronze and plaster figures. had a bright
idea. lIc procured four little glmlets
and four little freshmen who also had n
few leisure moments.
Five little "freshies" then went buslIy
to work, with the re- Ilt that in a jiTy
there We're five neat little half-inCh holes
bored in the floor. Until the entrance Of
the model into the room below golden
streams of sunshine streamed into the
seniors studio. But as soon as the class
started to work the apertures became
dark, a freshman eye was studiously
glued to each little hole in the floor
They traded views They enlarged the
holes stealthly. They stood on their
heads Each and every one. as he gazed
steadfastly and appreciatvely at the fig
ure on the platform. resolved firmly to
study with all his might in order that he
too. might some day be a dignihed senior
and see life"
Just about this time each little fresh
man felt squIrmy cold Chill twine up
the vertebrae Of his little back. For. as
they CrouChed PROSTATE over the holes,
deep, stern Voice said from the drec-
tiun of the door. Tonight at midnight
he -eadyi" Then the door closed before
the trembling Toms could see who had
uttered the fearful words The five little
"freshies" at once lost all interest In the
scene in the studio below.
"Who was it," shvered one. SEARCH
me-e," said another. Let's git while the
going's good" suggested another little
fresh" and as silently as they had en-
tered the five men sneaked from the
building: then they ran six blocks on Lo-
Gust street before they dared look around.
Nothing happened.
Some one was kidding us" they de-
Cded, and then went to their rooms I'm
the ''dorms" n merry whistle on their
lips and an all-go feeling In the region
of their five little solar-plexuses When
supper had been eaten and a night OF
study had passed without even the sign
of a ghost an avenging hand. the five
little freshmen breathed easier and final
ly went to bed,
But promptly at midnight, when they
were fast asleep. the bolts fell. Each
man was divested of his little Mighty
and was marched outside into the cold
night. They were taken to the basement
of the Art School and immersed as many
minutes in the blueprint baths as they
had "peeped."
Each was then hustled home at the
end of a long paddle. This morning they
are taking cough drops and quinlne Each
little "freshie" has decided that life Is
indeed a bitter thing"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT-Receipts. 12s 11O bush Demand
was fairly active, but with easier outside
sts Ssyl'fs prices dSsiinSd lc GST
sgsiiss@5eTi sisT5 81 $20a 80 sqg7thSrP TSd
sainei. red 81 l7g1 i9 rejected A. s1,l4a@l16'a;
us,o cs,ooRiMi::G5.RsCeipts, ~ i5,4al bush. Offerings
put ~ trad trade was quet Quotations, CIR lots
nWr nWor l99cal trade. as TO location: Old Western
No; yellow, SlGS2c.: old Western steamer
kssHsesS%, SOqslc.; old Western No. 3 yellow,
'sgs2S; mss2ISs; new cob per 20 lbs, GSqG0c;
,VATs,-Recepts G0,3iS bush. Trade was
SGS99!atio9ns: No. 9 white. ,46ai9isc STANDARD
Shlte, 4Il3Gisc.: No. 3 white 4Gla64Tc.: No.
white. la4Pc,; sample oats, 45a43rsc.; puri-
NJ FLOUR; q s;S;KeSeiPts ESQ bills and 2la7 54S
i is lBa market * was unchanged 9u9!atoRs per
Ksasssst' Ksslsht' cS5sSOa&35 do patent 81 81 5S.gaGlo;
s;1u,sight ;1,ai tuts sacks, s., 4Oa5G0 do. patent.
kss'Ssx sacks. S5,G5l5.sO spring first clear.
sSfSSt sSifs1Io' Sq do. straight, s5.50a5.T5; do,
"a sshnt soI5n6; 10: do. favOrite brands SG.2O
Sao5ssn24e q City mills. choice and fancy patent,
si2s,ss1He;fo; city mills, regular grades-Winter.
p15snt, S5,S0g6. TO-
liSss HSsE FLOUR was quiet, but steady under
spi' as 10 quality
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
NEXT MAYOR FACES BIG
DEFICIT IN FIRST YEAR
Shortage Will Amount to 49,
100000, According to Pres
ent Outlook

Mayor-elect Thomas B. Smith and the
members Of his cabinet will face deficit
Of probably 5000. 600 in the current funds
of the city during the first year of the
new administration. What the deficit Will
be in the event Of the passage Of any
big loan, such as the measure calling for
s95 100000 is but matter OF mathematical
calculation of interest and Sinking Fund
payments
The appropriations for all departments
for 1915. as completed by the members Of
Councils Finance Committee, do not near
ly provide for the operating expenses OF
the city during the next l2 months, as
provision is not made for the full needs
of the payroll of the Police Bureau.
The police money for next December,
Mt least, will have to come from a tenn
porarv loan, to be noated next fall, as
1t Is agreed that there will be few items
left for transfer" In the closing months
OF the first year OF the new admnlstra-
tion.
Other items Of almost equal Importance
have been shortened so as TO make the ap-
preparation bills come within the S3l, S27 0SS
Of estimated available revenues for 1916.
The cutting of we'll over $9,Oo0,o0O from
the estimated needs leaves no provision
for many items that will have to be cared
for next fall Another contributary
cause to the deficit in sight is the fact
authorized will have to be paid back
out of tho current receipts during the
first four months Of next year.
The S95,000.O0O loan is the third impor.
tant piece of loan legislation started bv
the present Councils to fai' In the spring
OF 1914 the Supreme Court Cnjoned the
holding Of an election the day before the
date set to approve a loan Of Sl2 100000
Tho same decision invaiidated the loan for
$,00O,0OO approved by the voters at the
general election held In November of the
year before.
Joseph +. Gaffney, OF the 26th Ward
who is slated to succeed John i. Con
nelly as chairman of Councils Finance
Committee, has already sounded a note
of warning against operating the city at
a cost In excess of revenues and In a re-
cent statement on the floor Of Common
Council promised to deal with the facts
relating to city finance rather than con
tinue the plan of trying TO make revenues
provide only partly for expenses.
In the absence Uf any big loan few
permonent improvements will be possible,
as Moyur-eleCt Smith will have balances
of loan moneys available to the extent of
hut siSOODOOO Most of this money is in
items for work started by the present ad-
ministration and can only be used TO com
plete the undertakings planned and app
proved By Mayor Biankenburg. Provision
for all new permanent improvements will
have % come from future loans and the
MayCr-elcct in an interview yesterday,
declared that q new loan would be pro-
posed early next year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
SEAMEN'S WILL
BE CONFERENCE TOPIC
Secretary Wilson to Preside at
Meeting of Association for
Labor Legislation

WASHINGTON. Dec, 1.-THE American
Association for Labor Legislation an
nounced today that Secretary of Labor
William B Wilson will preside Mt the
conference on the seamen's law which Is
to be held on December % durifg the
annual convention of the association at
the shoreham Hotel Opportunity TO pre-
sent their points Of view Is to be given
to both shpowners and seamen at the
conference.
Andrew Furuseth. president of the In
ternatlonal Seamen's Union of America,
will represent the seamen, while the ship
owners have been invited to send rep
resentntive. Professor Henry w. Far
nam, Of Yale, will give an account of an
impartial investigation into the conditions
affecting American seamen which has
been made during the year under his di-
reCtion.
The convention Is also giving space on
It's program to discussion of the first
half years work of the New York State
Industrial Commission. Among the
speakers on the compensation work Of
the commission will be +, Spencer Bald
win. manager of the New York State
Insurance Fund
The association Is to holo a Joint meet
Ing with the American Political Science
Association. which will be presided over
by DR. Royal Meeker, of the Federal Bu-
reau of Labor Statistics, and addressed
by Prof. Henry II. Seagcr, of Columbia
and Ernst Fround, of Chicago At the
CLOSING meeting. which will be held
Jointly with the pan-American Scientific
Congress, there will he representatives
from North and South America to report
on the progress in the application of in
dustrial hygiene which has been made in
their countries
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
WINTER WHEAT
ACREAGE SMALLER
Government Figures Show De-
crease of 4,756,000 Acres.
Rye Area Also Less

WASHINGTON. Dec. 17.--'rhe area of
winter wheat sown this fail was 1l2 per
cent less thau the revised estimated
area sown In the fall of 1914, equivalent
to u decrease of 4,756,OOO acres, figures of
the Bureau of Crop Estimates showed to-
day. The indicated total area is 1885,
900 acres. Condition on December / was
ST., against SS.3 and 9T.2 on December l.,
1914. and 1913, respectively, and a l0-ycar
average Of 9OS
Rye area sown this fall is per cent
less than the revised estimated area sown
in the fall of 1914. equivalent to a de-
crease OF 5000 acres. The indicated total
area is 3,05S0OO acres. Condition on De-
Cember 1 was 9l.5, against 1876 and 95.3
on December l. 1914, and 1918, respectively.
and Il l0-year average of 1913. The price
for December 1 of wheat was 95 cents
The price for rye was S3.9 cents,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
Moyements of Vessels

Str Hawaiian Buenos Aires for Phlladel-
~ 1sI miles south Of overialls nghtEhip
az noos q 1leysat TuXpam for Philadelphia. 81
H.. s6ith of Delaware Breakwater at noon
December 10. ~ ,-.h,,- o., r7LIt,a,t
81 IA miles south Of Diamond Shoal light
shio al noon peggsmHbsT lSi 60. d. ,-.h,,.
~ miles southWest OF Diamond Shoal light
sbip at y. NJ. December 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
PROVISIONS

,.II1Iss IL market was hrm with a fair iobblng
sSlI955SI5Sns City beef in sets, smoked and
smoked. sssa 24a25c, city beef, knuckles and ten,
sssf ,sieed Smokied and ,air-dried. 26a27c, Meslern
~. shs hams. ,S2sQ30; pork family S22 i0a % /;
sslns.d g. +. cured. loose, 15a15Iac.; do,
isiittahSS99i loose l2Apl2Ac.; do. do. smoked
"a is4e.; other hams, smoked, city cured as
snoEa5S Er5Sh4 i., and ayer9ge; l6l.Gl7c, hams
iossieIs ioass Ss 22e; picnic shoulders, S p, cured
scsor5Ih55e rs DO. smoked, 13e. bellies, In pickle
esss5 sis bacon as to, brand and average, city
earsd' ih1Iuilsc. breakfast bacon Western
pSssrses, psrs lOac; do, do, in tubs lO%.c, lard
kySi Sily, kettle rendered in tierces. 103c.;
N' pure city. kettle rendered. IN tubs lOs.c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

900; mggarkets 5alOc lower. Mixed SS5 and M butch,
5.55: bulk, Sqb1o96,5d 400. a.,... ....,..
Beevcs, Si,35Ull,25. cows and heifers. $i.25T
SO; stoCkers and feeders, S9:lOaS.UO; Texans.
Sc J0HS %; calves, SIS. .5OU1O25.
SHEEP. Receipts. 1000: market strong. Ma
tive and Western. So 5OTT: lambs. SG40H9 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
VEGETABLES

Offerings were, only moderate and values
t. tons =, White. notgtossss Ger ,96gshci choice
Jersey, per basket-Nn, I Rose 5OT55C; No
other varieties. 5oa5I5: No, 2, 2ta80c Sweet
Eo" s%ee, 0SSEteSo SSt9oes I'gS Sc
3bls, Sl9944sll73,, onions, per i3o.l%. baErNo
sish, per ton, $sa9: DO, domestic, per ton
spinach. Norfolk pnr hbl. Sl2ial. so. Kalc
Mo- Norfolk per, e66ll;, !6oag0c. LETTUCE. Florida
SSl5oGi3 10, Peas Florida. g,GSr basket. ,$2al.
rooms. Der Alb, basket, Slal 50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
MOVEMENT OF MONEY

NEW YORK, Dec. Thanks received
from the interior s7.3S6,OOO and shipped to
the interior S1O,13iOOO including SSSj, 900 ma
tional bank notes sent to Washington for
redemption. Loss to the interior was
S2.TiS 600. Gold imports totaled S5,2jOOOO
Loss on Subtreasury operations proper
was SS2 900. This made net gain by
the banks of SO 2O2OOOO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Dec. II. - BUTTER Market
firm; receipts BOSS packages; extra, aGl2c.
higher scoring. HTH3Ia: State dairy. 32Hi3C. Z.
imitation creamery. 23H24c,
EGGS Market weaker; receipts, 5GlG pack
ages. extra hrsts, 3T43oc. tirsts. 35d3Gc.
nearby whites, 5OHJic.; mixed color, 15m4lc.:
refrigerator frsts 24n2ii2c.; nearby browns,
lulll 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
BIG CUBAN SUGAR DEAL

NEW YORK, Dec l7.-B1nkers are
forming a combination of q Cuban sugar
companies which will shortly be an
nounced, The combination will issue
S5O,OOOOOO cumulative per cent. stock
and 900 shares of common stock of no
par value. The preferred stock will be
offered at par with bonus in common
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
DAIRY PRODUCTS

rlIst sEh'-Demand was fair and the market
WsStsrnlii WsSt urn under light receipts. Quotations:
$50 -, -. son! packed creamery, fancy specials,
s0d3ie4 sara 3bc.; extra tirsts 32n33c hrsts.
fancy DO seconds, 2dH23c.; nearby prints,
hrsts SaSgis o. DO, average extras 3GH3Sc. do,
EficSt iahcy prints. 42M45c.
ssnted -, hoiee fresh stock was scarce and
nearbvg AZ tul prices We quote: Free cases,
zgah5sr extras. Zoe. per dog hrsts. Sll 10 per
Per easss Use nearby current receipts, $40 80
hfsts sin neslern extra tirsts. Sll 10 per case
s1S5 psr @ e0 per ease refrigerator eggs fancy.
ssconds ss si5s; i5; ga nrsts. $50 per case; do
hins a. ~ selected candled eggs we're Job
mstsst 81 Offerings were light and the
Tons follow so iF nrm Nv. With trade fair Quota Qp5
sod ~ ,specIals higher. do. fair TO
- Aela, lOAalIC.. do. part sklms. OMl4c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
Snrar PRICES Reduced

The McCahan Sugar Refining Company
and the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Com
pany reduced the price of granulated
sugar to 5.95 today. This is "A cut of 20
points by the McCahan and 10 by the
Pennsylvania Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
REFINED SuGARS

syiyssnafe Was was slow and the McCahan and Penn
q sdHa companies reduced prices To basis
IN no: nsi:Io Tor extra fine granulute1. Rehuers
sIss esees: Extra fine granulated 5.ojA
e05c.'. 81, ot9Sao 5oe Gonfeetioners' A. 5.s5H
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
POULTRY

desrat 3 = Eib.-rLe limited offerings of fancy
% at ~ i4sl stock were pretty well cleaned
lS Ereshkilled. drypseFsd TURKEYS sng near
~ do VS. 9Ese Do. 40. good 70 choice, 2l4
Iansa, aOi5e 81 22a2ic: DO, iair 36a2ie.; do. old
texa ia Il DO eulls and, No. 2 iea2oei I;
aases TiIlfegted. lsec.; weighing 4RF3 lbs
sel ffa5i IL weighing 4 lbs apiece lBHc.;
- sbiese ana Under ilaiIe. ane heavy
u Pelz. fancy. Weighing 4l495 lbs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17

BANK. CLERK-Young man, experienced on
Individual ledger and collections preferred.
sira5i, 55o Ledger i' Uftcc Use ''''' ''''''
BENCH and floor moulders wanted. Apply
James Barker. Inc, Gth and CayuEa sts.
BOY wanted i6 years old ono familiar with
RTpiy Bdy seouf T2cad9narcrrS T2s 'smutvest cor
ncr 5th and Chestnut SITS.
ROY, about 10 for general office work, an
onSe etc u.s. ' LadserF La5eF Central iaE "ss' '''
BOYS wanted He about Is years. Of age. Brown
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