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The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Feb. II MILLFEED- -Srnng bran, IN
InpU. sacks, .2.5oaaom: nearby winter bran. in
l0o-Ib sack 2o0naaSO: -four to white niddHusS in
IDp-Ib sucks. 50COa5I o.: Western middlinEs lOO-Ih
-acks. 2S5pa9OO; city mills miidings Io0-Ib. sacks.
.. 1910; DO. white middhnS. in 1901 sacks.
a5.oa5ilo do. winter bran. in lOeIb. sacks, - 9Oa
C.O.
HAY No. / timothy. l9OOsI9.D. No. > timothy.
40 No timothy l6OOal7o0: light clover mixed.
IsO0aIs -: NJ. clover mixeI. I55Oal6.J5; Chnicr
clover l9noal9 80; No. clover. ls.5Oal9O; No.
clover I5Tal6 a: No clover. I5Olll 10; sample
grade as to Ard. quality and condition. lO.OOa
$50.
STRAW NJ. ! straight rye. E.O0al3.50; No. Z
straight ne. $50; Nc tangled re. lC0aILoo
No. . tangled rye. S5OasOO: No ! wheat. go No.
wheat seas 90: No. oats. 9j1alOtO; No. oats.
sC-4s =
LIVE POULTRY-Chicksns. old hens. Z lbs. and
oyrr. l6. DO. small medium. pr III. IS: do. old
ro,.:,-s I-r H. IOslI; do. fat, young Tals; do.
rough staEgy u; ducks. old. pcr H.. Is; do" white
ICk0- y: puddle ll's. snl over l6; do. Mus
crv. l-sIG; rc"ous. young. TeT lair. Ea2O; do,
o'H. l5lH; guinea fowl each. 25a3); do. Young N
Ihs and over ZjaN do old each. .: gprso. nearby.
l.r IN.. i1sA: dn.. Kent Island. H.. lsal6: Do.
Wrs'Cru and southern -. Eal3: turkeys. hens Ter
H.. lHsN: To-. Old toms. Ier H.. 1saI7 d.. cob
hlFr-. LAS; 60 small and thin and crooked h-ras,,
lZal-
DRESSED roULTRY-Chi old hens. mix
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Business Developments Strengthen Confidence and Steady
but Moderate Expansion Is Easily in Evidence.
Unemployment Becoming Less-Exports
Give United States Big Trade Balance.

New York. Feb. 1l.-Bradstreet re-
view Saturday will say:
Gains in trade continue of a small
though cumulative character, with actual
Improvement still trailing behind opti-
mistic sentiment. Likewise, Industries.
notably iron and steel coke. textiles and
automobile manufacturing are rounding
into better shape but concededly at a
slow pace. and in consequence unem-
ably have been overexaggerated by many,
is giving way to increased employment
and larger pay rolls.
However, various lines continue well
nigh inert. but even In these inquiries
denote prospective business.
"JObbers. particularly Of staples. are
doing better. Some markets report the
presence of visiting buyers and the re-
turn of statesmen, either to take care OF
while retail trade. still stimulated by
rlearances. appears to he fairly good,
except in sections Of the South.
Export buying Of wheat continues
heavy. bread is at cents loaf in vari-
Gus cities. and war orders in numerous
lines keep such plants spceded Up to ac-
IivIty. While cereal farmers have prof
ilcd from high prices for wheat. they
do not display uuwontpd activity in pur-
chasing goods. Farmers practically
every whore are preparing to enlarge
planting of food crops. and the outlook
is that less acreage will be put into cot
ton and tobacco. while more will go to
wheat. sugar and hemp.
collections are slow In the South an"
somewhat better elsewhere. Money IS
easy. deposits are increasing. and prar-
tiCally all Of the Initiation caused by Cmrr-
geucy currency has been eliminated by
the retirement of those temporary none
tarv CXpcdientS"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12

New York. Feb. ll.-Dun's review Sat
urday will say:
Most Of the developments of the week
are along lines of further strengthening
of confidence and moderate. though
perCeptible. expansion in trade activity.
Nothing illustrates more vividly the
enormous gains made in the last six
months than the decline in foreign ex-
change to quotations far below the usual
gold import point. but while some gold
has been drawn from Canada, money is
in so ample supply that large shipments
plies are So great that. following the
example OF the Pennsylvania Railroad.
the New York Central has announced 4
new SlO0.OC0,TJ boyd issue.
"Financislly. the United States is be
coming soundcT and sUundcr every day.
Exports continue in great volume.
crea ting a big balance OF International
trade in favor Of this country and more
than CffsCttinG tn" return Of American
securities from abroad.
During tho last week the excess OK
ports amounted to tn" great sum ~
81. .Gi,Vh. The Outward movement OF
cotton. agCregating in nine weeks over
@.GO0,"00 bales. las changed conditions in
the South from depression and alarm to
feeling Of comp rativC security. which
must increase steadily. The services Of
the cotton pool have not been required.
''In iron and steel the demands, in
connection with large export sales. arc
encouraging features. and an optimistic
review Of trade conditions by the chief
eXc'utiv" Of tn" steel corporation was
one Of the events of the week.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations gwen lel"a frr lsr-r bots of god
marketable gDais nlIN Jubhers' lrIcrs arc high.
L''"cr sr7'es s'd r"r les Farry gn"d, o'ni
mard"d hI-h'r INC
n" live -tr,E. rr,rh. r"ultr7 and ~ market ves
irrds' Wa moderately quiet. ENrrItms E,vI'
which W.Nl 5"""r no chang" r,r1nrI the p,ru
taii"0s. E".1It~ were ,"ms.dcrCd g,rl.
Fruits and vegetables continued active. All Flor
ida goods. which inrludc lrttro. tumat",-. Crlu,.
and pIT+Ts. advanced. O'r"ns also were stronger.
hale nri"l c's'. QuotatIu.s U"rr:
HT"N frsh. T"r d"z.. -aa-6. do. southern. Icr
duz @is15.
III TIER R,,t Prints new. rer H.. %. tub. Ter
H.. 81. DrD'c.s. I"r 90. -Sa21: under gIaIr. Ter
H.. gi127 sure packed, Ivr H.. Isa?.
LARD Th. Iwre. Irr H.. UH,aI2: do. crm-
F'Ind rcr H. s.. Cottnnsecd oil Icr can. 81
CHEESE New IyrS. new. Ter H.. Is. fat rcr
H.. Il; Swiss domestic I,r h.. y; do. foreign.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. I-r H.. IiaIj; roo.ters
reT ID. l0al: ducks. Icr H.. lisl6; TURKEYS choor
per ID. l6als; do. ordinary. L. chickens. per H..
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens. rcr H.. Isa1s:
hens. clrui,' I'r H.. Is ducks. pr H. IiaIS
turkeys, choice. per H.. l9a2o fair good per H..
l6alI: ROSTERS, per H.. II.
GREEN GOODS Beans. Inr basket 2OOaI %:
lima beans per basket. i.5Oa6OO; bcets. per bunch
9aO; do. new Florida. I'er crate 2OIa25O cabbage
PER 100 lbs. l0al-25; carrots per bunch. 2iaa3;
eAuhnUcr. Florida, Tsr basket, 2OoN3O0 celery. per
hot house. per doz.. LOCAL 20: do. Florida. per
basket 250s4.OO; cymbugs. Ter crate. 2OOa2 %:
eggplant. Ier case. 30; kslc isr bbl. eoa
u.s. lettuce, Florida, per basket, IooaLoO; onions.
rcr l9olb sack. l.Oal65; okra, crate 2Oa5OO:
PEAS, Florida. basket 2Ola4OO; potatoes per bbl..
l.5oal.65; DO, Northern. per sack, l.4OaI6O: do.
per bushel. ba60; potatoes. per bbl.. 3OOa
40; vans, bbl-. 22s275: yellow sweet potatoes
pcr bbL,, Z25a35O; Peppers, per crate. 2OOA4oo;
ndishes. hothOuse. per 100. 30Oa3.5O; spinach pcr
Lbl. l.75A2S tomatoes, Florida per crate 2oOa4O1.
FRUITS-Apples, per bbl.. lSOa400; gTsptruit,
yer box, Lf5a2Oo; grapes. Malaga, per keg 3Ooa
500; lemons. per box, 2T5a3o; lines, per 100,
Galoo; oranges. California. per box. L5oa2 3; do,
Florida. PER box. L75d2OO; pneapples. per crate.
20a3.S0: tangsrinss. per strap. 2.Oa3oo.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves. prime. per 10,
llallis; do, medium. per H.. SisAl0; do. heavy.
sas: spring lambs, per lh TaS
HAY, STRAW AND CORN-Hay. best timothy.
new. per ton, 800; straw, per ton, 100; wheat
straw. per ton. 500; new corn. per boi., LS.
SEEDs-Cloyer. red, psJ h., llals; Alsike, lsaie:
alfalfa tAnsrican EroWnt, per h., Il; red top
solid Sod Tor herds Esss). per H., Ea0; blue
EIss. per bushsl. LH6; Timothy. per bushel. 2SOa
$50; orchard naSs. per bushel zoo.
WOOL AND HIDES-wool, Washed, free d
burn. per lb.. %: wool. mwsshed. per b., Da2;
hides. dry. Per 10. Ds2i: salt hides. dJ. Der ID.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

\cw NrD. Fob. H. Osu mnuo, opand Der
cent. irsh ,-r cent. rrN =. pr rent. renewals
- iCr cent. q. sci . I-r cent. rH,"E rat" Ter
CCnt
collatcrd be" r.nds no. az r.emurul 's tHrv
lac rr.~rsr lr.r. .uI tUn.r i"ndcur} has
s.r in anrsh has f'a nrn cal. end time
G,rartmcurs of tho mar o. on higher l"V"'s.
The rom-e of 10 raH mono rate q" late has
f17i, srod :nat rarrc u.t Ugh ~ '-m' mone.
r., supply tie o,ietiuE demand. u M's tnrSlI"d
a' . rsr ,rrH .r lrrrr 'n t.r h=r II" da's while
hefurs then II rgsaalIv tr0del ." g !e."r.
Time nrr.r, 17, i.ru Iars"l : rern"d 10y the
~,rion ,+ 'ac cau usrknr and has m"r~! i'm s>n-
r.arlrv with IT all along the limo Rates AIT no"
fairly VOL established a. o., irr cent for nii'"'r
.a-s. l~r cent F.r rrlr mouth. -. ior cent tor
r,c mouths anil - l~r ,~u' g. -rr mouths
Mercantile torraN0r- seem 70 h''r 10, "m" de
~ -raErrl ur their rA"rts g.. f..' 90" rf'0 'rr
@. immortal rsl~r hchrw - Irr cent. The aPHsr
s.. have ,ra-cd making ofrrr=s q 81, pr cent
4 II u.s. tho marL.' shows vim rt.N m" rhan-"
q moderate ,ruTc hcruE TUNED "',. p .'=~i irr
t.r1.
uralr-s m sr.rrt0~c- r0.rr thai NJ IiWss's"
1--we go .,rull'luE ~ 'rr ,Hru market. In y"
other Irru- a.r"rsau,o7 i,"r' r- small hiS'r"''
,rs .f... az -.,a". Ur ,'u' g.. "vt~' rai" h-in-
q r.v.Eu,l p. frr 4 5.r~ Z r~a' .-I'.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12

to l65. 1t was found that this issue was
frozen up" at 19O, the minimum at
which the stock might be sold, and so a
reduction was made.
Trading on the Washington exchange
bond list. only three transactions in
Washington Railway and Electric being
made on the stock list. Washington Gas
IS sold freely at 1Oi IA more than $500
worth being disposed of a. this price.
An additional 800 bond brought lG l-2.
block of 5000 worth of Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company 5s sold
at lC3 5-4, 5000 worth of City and Subur-
ban IS brought l0l3-S and 1850 worth
OF Capital Traction IS were traded in at
lC6 l-SalO6 L.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Feb ll.-MILLFEED- STEADY: trade
is quiet SprinE bran. in 40 round sacks = 50 tn
arrive: standard middngs. to arrive BIS: red
dog. to arrive. $50: winter wheat. in IG0Iound
sacks. to arrive. gs9: city bran in bulk roo
RYE FLnUR-Stead,; trade Is dull. Goud 10
choice. fOfa5 60. in sacks.
CURNMEAI- STEADY; trade light. Kiln dried
for export 3s5. in SACK. Coarse meal. in bags.
l.65al6.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR Dull. Choice. as:
nominal
HAY-ReesiptS. I.552 tons fat; inquiry limited.
Quote: Prime timothy. l.o5ls: No. l timothy Los:
No. l. 9ogGit: No. . s5ag0 cents; No. }. s5aS7Is.
STRAW Receipts, none. Duh, but strong. Sup
ply is light. No. l Ut. T5a0 cents.
PORH-Steady; hus:neIs is inactive. Mess. 9.0oa
400: family. 22.ooa2AOO; clear. 9.0OR23OO
BEEF-Fim; trade is quiet. Packet, zO0a2i. %:
family, 2AOOa8O.
LARD-StsAdy. Trade is quiet. Prime Western,
100: refined continent. ll.tO; South American
100; refined Brazilian. in kegs l3oo; beef stearne
iol cents: land steanne, dull; New York. llS
cents.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12

ed peT h.. IsalT; do. roOstsrs Old Per h.. Il do.
young. i7Hls tiucks. per h. leAls; Eeese. near by
Per H.. lIAls; do. Western and Southern, lSali
capons .bs. and oTer, aaZ medium. lsals; small
siTB l5aIs: turkeys. choice. ID. %; do. fair 70
good. lsal9; do, rough and poor. BAl4
BUTTER-Crsamery, fancy. per h.. 2a55; do.
choice 3Oa5l: do. good 2ss29; do. prints. ,; do.
blocks =; ladies' 2a5: Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls 2Oa2l; Ohio rolls l9a2l; West Virginia rolls,
I2aa; StOre-paeked. lsisa2O: dairy prints. Sad;
process butter BaT.
EG9S-Maryland. PennsylvInias and Western
frsts . West Virginia nearby hrsts. loss Od, pei
doz.. 8: hrsts, aa25; Southern hrSts. 2a2i.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK COFFEE.
Furnished bS W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE cotton market eAsed
Ud today following the announcement by the
British government Of its intent to put further
structures German commerce. This WAS taken
to mean further difficulties to American shippers
d cotton and a possible falling OF in the export
demand
Il became known today that the Agricultural De
partmsnt would announce its designation Of ten
spot markets upon which a basis for grade differ
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
Bristow to Address Women.

Miss Doris Stevens, in charge OF the
New York City headquarters OF the Con-
gressiOnal Union, announces that the
chief speakers at the mass meeting to be
held at Cooper Union Hall will be Sen
ator BristOw, OF Kanses. Representative
Metz, of New York. and Charles Edward
Russell, OF Washington. The meeting
is called for the double purpose of urg-
ing the passage OF the Susan B. An
thOny amendment and protesting. on
behalf of the New York women. against
the action of those New York Represen-
tatives who voted against It in the Sixty
third Congress.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12

9s22. salt hides. -rrcn rcr h. l. calfsins green
each. l5Os2.DO.
DRESSED GunDS-TorN. choice. light a.
medium Weights fcr H.. G,9's; do. heavy WeiShts
caS
FRESH FISH AND CENIS G'rirrs given lalor
Irr by the I,Inl uuIcss ufherNIsc stated .But'sr
and star, large i2]= carp. tas. maCAsrc!. lJI y
rurk boiling. .Jn-j. DO. medium, - small. .
yellow Icrrh, larE'. ~; d0 small. ? salm'u
trout. ): Erav trout. large. lialS. d".. snail "a
foundSrs !-'-sl5. catfish. lGa2; clans. per 100.
10: snapler- 10 size l2aIa: hluefsn fresh. =
salmon frN'. 9a3j: HOLSTERS. -; crab meat, lar
4'. .. flake. Ivr at. Is ,ea bass. Ter H. I-'z
srhl!ors Trr qt.. 3: Potomac has. large Tcr H..
% d' small. 10; shrimp, Ter o.. =. y. &. sAsd,
20 bucks. T.as'.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET

i... Eur.l. y y r~- % CATTLE Ecvous-.
.c-I ra,r..r slow and stead. lerm" st"~r'.
-uaS7F r4r,'.,- -rad-s r0as.-- ra.roS Er,riia-.
ucsd. market srlrs and s'rai.. oli 2" choice.
r.-.'-0
~urrI. An, INWE- Er-osr.- : 90 rrsd mar
s-' r,r,h- sIr -.-,.. -.'r'.. ,H..icr lsrnis ~
g .4r rn Nu 'raS.,. trarlruE ONss "a.
Iiu,.- Hc..r:' -, h.~a mary' --ov lcs1
.,r .,rsst cHr,"7. rr-, CHtr15. MIXED.
s-,- .r Er-,,. fSlr0 07. r..-rr ..r.ss m. s;as,.
'na. a.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
STEEL COMMON
LEADS MARKET
Closes Strong, with Gain Of
Two Points on Heavy In
crease in Trading.
DIVIDEND PAID ON S. P.
Directors Meet Expectation by Declar-
ing Regular Quarterly Payment.
Rails Are Active.
DIVIDEND PAID ON S. P.

New York. Fch. j. - ndlcaigd IN
this column YESTERDAY. I nltod "tal's
Steel common today 'rSum,d lts PoSIIIoi'
as market leader. With heavy IN
crease in trading. the shares cioseu
strong with gain Of more than TWO
points Investment buying ana s"o'
covering H,.rc both factors
Rails shared hono'S with IN" INDUS
trials There w,a.o advances Of from !
,o . points in the Standard issues leo
bv Tuiou Tar,fic The Interstate COM
rlcrCc commissioners decision on inc IN
1Crmouuraiu rate raS" was interpreted
iu1rnediHCIv as a reflection OF the changed
attitude If the commission and was con-
sidered OF tn" utmost Importance 10 '"'
transcuntinental lines.
Southern Pacific directors mot eNP''-
tttions by declaring the regular quarter
lv dividend Of ! J. per cent rms ma"
Gccn discounted to some extent. the STOCK
holding quietly firm aroCnd - l.. 'ItH'
Northern preferred. Northern fdcl"''
and Reading all improved a point "i
more. New York Central was heavy
dropping to -
SmcIterS shares Active.
American SmcItcrs Was active, with /"
y-point gain. Private reports from thc
north Of Mexico were of an encouraging
nature Conditions arc said to he rapid
ing issues corn Products common gam
ed "a and the preferred IS on Chicago
Iuving. Earnings fUi 1874 are expected
To appear shortly. ,-,..-
Colorado Fuel moved up n point. This
issue has not as yoi reflected 'hc I'M
provcmcnt in the steel trade. and at
tcmpts to accumulate stock louhd Shl"'
offerings. Known as a Rockef"llcr prop
crtv, there is Il disposition in som" quar-
tors To- have a share IN corporation
controlled 10y the same interests iha'
made STANDARD Oil its great success.
american Cotton oil gained point
This company should benefit by III"
..buudaur,. at cotton-c"d and the lncreas-
81 demand for tn" oil as 4 food. MaA
we'll Motors worr activ" and higher. In
tine un st",s California Petroleum pre-
irrrcd rus,. To - IS.
Prort taking at the clos" shaded prices
actiouallv. room traders lacking I"u'-
;ge tn carry stocks over th" holiday.
This WAS a good feature. IS they Will
no doubt rcaprcar as buyers tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
MAY REDUCE STOCK MINIMUM.
Decline in Prominent Issue May
Compel Action.

The first step toward reducing the mini
NUNS on certain local issues was taken
by the Washington Stock Exchange at
an executive session yesterday: when
Mergenthsler Linotype stock fell from 100
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

livCries male the exchanges. The Federal law
will go into eject next Thursday morning and all
transactions made that day and thereafter must
conform 10 its provisions. An rules have been
adopted in Shis connection by the cotton exchanges
and there only remains its actual working 10 de-
ternine the effect business.
Export cledrances today q. lS hales with an
aggregate 10 date Of i,4OGS9 hlles. compared with
6.6S,2S bales to the corresponding date last year.
The Liverpool contract market declined today
from ~ TO points for the day Manchester quoted
yarns fair business doing. clothes steady.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12

Seattle is now headquarters for the
Northwestern Fruit Exchange. formerly
located in Portland
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished ry W B. HibhS & Co
SALES
Wfhingt.n Gas - $50 at lnlr.
CalItal Tra,1inu s. s. o. at 10.
Ci's and suburban = SWa - IGl'.
t7r,>au..'kG and Potomac T,l'r home - s. 0o1 AZ
CJ-, SEQ ~ IGGa. 90 ~ l0r'.
Washington Ealiuay ia. = al So. = a. So, =
A. So.
Aror ram Washington Gss s. Som It. lOl.
S5l0 at IOi'-
Capital Tra~rr.n K N.IrD =, IE.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

N.W York. Feb. H. Trading on thr curb today
moderately active. with Iricrs generally firm
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12

TOTAL sil,s "a 20 4harCs against - 81 ,c,'r1sy
9T.76I Wr'k s=". and h"hda, a wear ago From
January ] 10 date 7,C27lo aEsins, 1906 ~ a yoar
ago
The Washington herald., 1915-02-12

CEN'al Traction ........ ...-.......... ... a5
Wa~j..-='.., Eu.va. 4 I.r,--r CON . % o.
Washington Halfway q El.r.rir IH 81 ~
W. gruu tia- . . -, =
Amman Toa Ihon" & Tr.graIh .... 1877 -
MINING STOCKS
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-12-03
Corrected Weekly

Try a box Of Bonita bitter sweets
from Diedrich & Lanes.
Henry Wilson left Monday evening
on a business trip Of several days
to various points in Illinois.
Avoid the rush at the Bargain Cor
ner'e Closing Out Sale by being on
hand during sthe first few days of
the sale. +,-
The card party given at the par
ish hall Thursday afternoon was
very successful. The first prize
was won by Mrs. Doucette and the
second prize by Mrs Al Pagel.
Apples! Apples! We have just
received a car of New York eating
and cooking apples, which we are
selling at only $3.50 a barrel. Now
is. the time to, put in your, winter
stock of choice eating apples and
save about $3.50 per barrel. They
will go fast at this low price; get
your order in early at Thompson's
Model Grocery Dept
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-12-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Your Grafonola is waiting for you
at Diedrdch 4 Lanes
John Bromley, of Jump River, was
a business visitor here Monday.
H. Leblanc, of Murry, spent Sat
urday in this city on business.
Frank Roller, of Weirgor, was
business visitor here Wednesday.
Go to Diedrich & Lanes for your
holiday crepe and tissue papers.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs Guy
Charmley, a son Monday. Nov. 20.
Mrs. George rHendry, Of Holcombe,
was in the city shopping Tuesday.
w. H. Pippinger, of Cornell, was
business visitor here Wednesday.
G. Q. Chaurette, the Winter mer-
chant, was here. on business Wednes-
day.
Mrs. N. H. Spooner, of Conrath,
was a business visitor in Ladysmith
Saturday.
Miss Ruby Collins left Monday for
Minneapolis to spend several days
there visiting. ,-,-s
E. j. Woodruff, Of the Milwaukee
Brewing Co., was business visitor
here, Saturday.
Your own prices at at the. Forced
Out Sale CT the Bargain Hcuse, cp-
poste pest office. -.-5
]. Kaufman returned Wednesday
morning from a two-day business trip
to the twin cities.
Grin Levisee is having a cottage
built in "Brooklyn," opposite Mr..
Austin's residence.
L. B. Cronholm, Of Duluth, an
official of the 500 Line, was in the
city Monday on business
J. O. Sinclair left Tuesday even
ing for New London and Appleton
on a brief business visit.
Rufus Hagen, of Isanti, Mimi, ar
rived Saturday night to visit at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. L. Conklin
Miss Mona Butler, who visited her
parents at Stanley several days, re-
turned to Ladysmith Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. G.. w. Merklein, of Wausau,
left Tuesday after a short visit with
her daughter, Miss Gertrude Merk-
lein. .
Miss Ruth Hamblin returned Sun
day evening from her home at
Superior. where she spent her
Thanksgiving vacation.
AWco washers are not common or
binary washers. They are something
different See the demonstration at
Ladysmith Implement Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worden Potter and
children, of Bear Lake, have been
guests at the home of Mrs. Potter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Houpt
Lawrence S. Peat, who spent sew
eral weeks here as the agent of the
Singer sewing machine for Rusk
county, returned to his home at
Green Bay Monday.
Farm Insurance; Fire, lightning
and Tornado for $1.75 for years
Largest Agency in the City. Larg-
est and Oldest company in the world.
Andersen & Falge. Adv
Many young folks enjoyed the first
skating opportunity on Corbett lake
Sunday Some also ventured upon
the river, but the majority feared
the treachery of thin ice there.
Just think CT the saving in store
for you. $4,000 worth of merchandise
for men, women and children to be
closed cut by the Ladysnnith Bar
gain House regardless Of price.
J. L. McCorison and family have
moved back to town from the farm
and are living in their residence
here. A brother >Of Mr.. McCOrison
from Ashland will live on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Miller,
Of Lakefield, Mimi, returned home
yesterday morning, after spending
few days here visiting at the home
of Mrs. Miller's bother, w. H.