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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-06
sINEss AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
CARPET BEATING & CLEANING

TACOMA RUG FACTORY - Our
method of cleaning carpets with
compressed air and steam makes
perfect job. Absolutely no wear on
carpets or rugs. Laying, refitttng.
111G O. Main 1884,
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CTINS. y. ATN ms,
City Treasurer.
Nov. 22-29, Dec. 9. 1915.
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SALARY LOANS

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MONEY-MONEY-
NO MORTGAGE; NO SECURITY.
NO INDORSER; NO PUBLICITY.
so. see us and let us explain our
new method of loaning money to
the workingman.
STANDARD CREDIT CO.
1876 Bankers Trust Bldg. Main 1918
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Nov. 22-2s, Dec. 8. 'isi5.
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MONEY ON CREDIT
Our business is that of supplying
Money on Credfr' to honest men
and women. employed or having q
regular income, without security.
and 10 others op furniture. pianos
anu COAST FINANCE COMPANY
210 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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HELP-MALE

FoUND---A place to get your girls
hair bobbed. Donnelly Hotel
Barber Shop
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
TRAILS HUSBAND
AND AFFINITY;
HAS THEM NABBED

Abandoning his wife and baby
two weeks ago. in a New York tene
ment, 20 elope with his former
sweetheart frcm Warsaw, Russia
William Gittler. 81 years old. was
traced TO this city through letter
and was arrested. Saturday noon
with his afnnity, at Benton and Has
tings-sts.. his wife. and her former
sweetheart. now Detro!,er. but for.
merry OF Warsaw, Russia. accom-.
plishing Gittler's downfall
Glitter was so exultant over his
success as a painter. in Detroit. that
he wrote 70 the landlady Of the New
York tenement. and told her how
wtl be was getting along. Upstairs
In the tenement. Gittler's fran little
wife and his periodically boy were
almost starving. and the landlady
turEed the letter over To them.
Mrs. Gittler raised funds from
Jewish charities in New York &C
come to Detroit 10 search for bel
husband.
Arriving here. she applied at the
local Jewish charities. and found 10
her surprise that her old. Warsaw
sweetheart. Louis Horowitz. was EN-.
pioled as an investigator for the so
oiety.
Horowftz went with her to the
house az No. l1f Benton-st. whence
the letter 10 New York had come.
Gittler and his afinity, Bessie NIL
Ter. "a years old. were not there
The abandoned wife and the In
vestigator waited at Hastings and
Benton-sts. Suddenly there was a
cry from the baby: Papa"
Horowitz and Mrs. Gittler turned
and saw Gittler and his afinity ap
preaching. They grabbed the cou
pie. and Patrolmen Smith and
Schultz. attracted by the disturb
ance. arrested the runaway pair. and
took them to police headquarters.
Miss Miller had come from War
saw only two months ago. In New
York she met Gittler. and he fell In
love with her. all over again, for.
getting bis wife and baby. She Is
held as a witness against Cittler
and he 10 held on a charge Of white
slavery.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
NCTAL AND MARKET NEWS Los

tina OF Detroit. and Senator James
Wood OF Manistique, leaders OF the
opposition. Its ultimate passage
there Is reasonably certain, although
the "drys" have failed 10 show any
OF their original strength either in
the vote on the Straight bill or on
tbs Damon screen measure.
An interesting political angle Is
being figured out by the sharps In
the legislature as a result OF the
"wet" and dry" tangle.
They declare that Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Dickinson is going out after
the Republican nomination for gov
ernor In 1916 II the stat wide pro-
tioition matter is submitted at that
time, Should he succeed the Demo.
Gratis will put up Senator James
Murtha OF Detroit. a total obstainer
yet a supporter Of the liquor In.
terests from principle" he says.
The success or failure OF either side
viii depend. In that event. upon the
outcome OF the vote on the wet"
and dry" issue, the fight being def
initely drawn along this line.
Northumberland Dickinson Is
almost certain 20 be candidate for
the once. but Senator Murtha Is
not TO be considered candidate In
any sense OF the word as yet. yet
this h the dope the sharps are
handing out In connection with the
fght now. The reader may take 10
for what Il Is worth.
BALLENGER.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
FELLOWS FILES
DEMURRER IN
MOVIE" SUIT

Atty Gen. Grant Fellows. repre-
senting State Fire Marshal John T.
winship and his assistants. Satur-
day morning fled demurrer. In
circuit court, asking that the action
begun against the marshal and his
employees by the Ieyn's Bazaar Co..
be dismissed.
The bazaar company has started
proceedings TO restrain the marshal
from forcing churches. business con-
Germs and other organizations giving
private exhibitions OF motion pic
lures. from complying strictly with
the state law governing moving pic
ture theaters. The plaintiff began
the suit as Detroit representative II
the Pathescope Sales Co. makers OF
moving picture machines. The ba-
zaar concern maintained that Pathe-
scopes do not come under moving
picture theateF regulations. because
they do not require celluloid films.
Atty.-Ge Fellows. in the demur.
rer. contends that the petition for a
permanent Injunction Is not legal,
because the Heyn's Bazaar Co, hay.
ing started suit as the Pathescope
Sales Co. comes into court under
an assumed name He also ques.
lions the Jurisdiction OF a court IN
equity TO try such a case. on the
grounds that the validity OF the NOV
ing picture theater law has already
been sustained by the supreme court
and that. therefore, IL cannot be
questioned
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
VERNON TO
LEAD FIGHT
Expects to Defeat Pro-
posed Civil Service
Change

Aid. Vernon will lead the fight
against the proposed civil service
amendment To the charter. when the
council takes the spring amendments
from the table, In its meeting OF
March g.
He will have the solid packing OF
the civil service commission. accord.
ing TO Commissioner Guthard. who
says that the board Is unanimously
opposed 20 the change.
Aid. Vernon does not think that
the amendment viii be taken from
the table.
but II Il IS" he says. "it win re-
Quire three fifths vote TO have Il
submitted To- the people. and I don't
believe those who favor II are strong
enough TO muster such vote"
There was considerable opposition
to the amendment when IL was re-
ported out by the charter aud city
Legislation committee. Aid. Vernon
NJ that time had IL votes for q
proposition TO resubmit II to the
committee. He says that OF the 10
who voted In favor OF accepting the
committees report. several have de-
clared against the proposed amend
ment. IL will require p votes 10 sub
init the measure TO the people.
The amendment proposes that
heads OF departments. in making an
appointment. may choose from the
five highest names on the eligible
list. instead Of appointing the first
man on the list. as they must do now
II adopted, the amendment would
strengthen the hands OF the Marx
machine to a considerable extent. II
would also be the death OF civil ser.
vice In Detroit. Commissioner Guth-
ard says.
1T Is true that in the federal ser
vice. the department head may APP
point from the first three on the elig-
ible list" said Aid. Vernon. discuss.
Ing the measure. Federal officials
have told me that therein lies the
weakness OF the government civil
service. They advised me. when
civil service was first talked OF here.
20 see 20 II that no such provision
was made In the Detroit law.
Our present system Is working
well. and would hate TO see a
change made that would defeat the
object OF all the work that has been
done TO give Detroit q good civil
service regulation"
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08

NEWARK, n. J.. Is about the size
(considering population only OF
Washington. New Orleans. Milwau.
kee, or Cincinnati According to the
last census Newark's population
was 3t7.ies. In the city were S..
sos dwellings and 7T.0ss families
nine persons 10 a dwelling and as
persons TO q family.
The other day / read IN one OF
Newark's newspapers two columns
OF news concerning a months activi-
ties OF 90 building and loan associs-
tions. II was all TO the effect that
the associations had enjoyed a
prosperous month. and that they
were sound and nourishing. Fifteen
OF the % were opening new series
OF stock for sale: one was pay :
ont $4,000 20 close series that
had matured. and another reported
that the proAts earned for members
amount 10 per cent on the invest.
ment Of members.
Newark is one OF the strongholds
OF the building and loan idea. Re
member that nine persons To the
dwelling Is the rule in Newark: con
slider that in Cincinnati "a persons
live in dwelling and that for Nil
waakee the hgure IL 50, for Wash
ington 81. and for New Orleans s
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
Your Money
Where Prosper Building and Loan Associations
eY JOHN oskisoN

now you can see why Newark is a
good place 10 boom the building
and loan plan.
Only In the much larger cities OF
Boston and New York and In the
con gested factory cities OF worces-
ter. Fall River and Jersey City does
there appear TO be greater need for
encouraging home building. Com
pare Newark's nine persons TO a
dwelling with the average OF 80
IN Indianapolis. the city with the
best showing OF those having a
population OF 100000 or more.
II the crowded cities are the nor
NAL fields for growth OF the build
ing and loan associations. such cities
as Indianapolis. Dayton. Columbus.
Los Angeles. Grand Rapids. Denver.
Toledo. Oakland. Memphis. Birming-
ham ought TO offer good opportuni'
ties for the savings and loan asso-
Citations In all Of them the aver
age OF population per dwelling Is
below S.
As our cities grow In population
the tendency Is toward crowding
people closer together. II becomes
more and more dificult for families
TO acquire homes. Where the build
ing and loan is aiding Il Is helping
20 perpetuate the American theory
that the Homecoming family Is the
desirable one.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
M. WOLFF ASKS.
$4,000 DAMAGES
FROM WEEKLY

Maurice W. Wolf. head OF the
Wolff-Detroit Amusement Co, which
r. 70 build a mammoth amusement
park with several new and modern
features on the river front at West
Grand-blyd., has begun suit In the
Wayne circuit court for $500 dam.
ages against the Detroit Saturday
Night. through HIS attorney, James
v. Oxtoby. OF oxtoby q wilkinson.
as a result OF an article published
In the issue OF Feb. 20, tending 10
discredit Mr.. wolfrs enterprise. He
alleges that copies OF the publIca-
tion. with the article marked. were
sent TO persons with whom he was
negotiating regarding concessions
and that this action resulted in con.
siderable financial loss TO him.
THE article exceeded fair com.
ment.r said Mr.. waln to the Times
III the paper had taken the trouble
TO investigate II would have found
everything open and above board and
that our proposition is fair and
square all the way through"
Replying to story in this week.
issue Of the publication regarding a
Judgment obtained by a woman for
injuries sustained in the park for
merly conducted by Mr.. wolr. which
II was stated. would result in a sale
OF the lease for the new park. Mr.
Wolf said,
THAT case has been appealed "a
the supreme court and has not been
decided. When the proper time
comes bond VIII be put up TO stay
the execution OF tho judgment pend
Ing the decision on the appeal"
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
Syndicate of Wide Pro-
portions In Fraud
Plan
TRAIL OF DOPE
FIENDS is WIDE
Negroes of South Are
Especially Drug
Victims

CHICAGO. March 6.-That tire
mendous stores" Of cocaine, heroin.
opium and other enslaving drugs
have been concentrated at Gary.
Ind. Hammond. Ind. and other mid
dlewestern cities. to be used by .
syndicate OF gigantic proportions"
In evasion OF The Harrison federal
law. which became effective last
week. was the statement made tins
Afternoon by Federal District Attor-
ney Clyne
The announcement came today a.
q climax TO rigid Investigation
which federal agents have been
quietly conducting ever since II be-
came certain that the Harrison Law
would pass,
Clyne declared be has positive In
foi nation that already large ship
ms nts OF dope OF various kinds have
been made from Gary and Hammond
10 Dayton. Ohio. indianapolis. Ind,
Aurora. III, Chicago. and Milwaukee.
II was intimated that the announce
ment OF the governments efforts TO
run the dope syndicate 10 earth
would not have been made public
at this time but for an unforeseen
Circumstance arising, This was the
crossing OF the trails OF federal dope
seaTchers aud Aurora. III. detectives
who happened into the dream par
lors" of Professor Vail" In their
search for the clue Of the murderer
OF Emma Peterson. at Aurora. over
a week ago. The girl was reported
TO have been In Professor Wallis
parlors the night she was beaten TO
death
Federal officers went 10 PRO
lessor Walls" fortune-telllng pariors.
In their search for trace OF purvey.
ors OF dope. Clyne said that Vail.
who has not been seen In Aurora
for seyeral days. Is reported TO be In
81. Louis. He got into communica-
ton with st. Louis police this after.
noon TO confirm the report.
Clyne declared that the trail OF
the dope syndicate will lead from
New York to San Francisco" and
that IL is his belief that several
large chemical manufacturing firms
may have difficulty In explaining
where all the cocaine, opium deriva-
tives and heroin they sell goes to
One man Clyne is especially anx.
iogs TO interview h a Memphis Ne
gro. who Yields a powerful influence
among blacks throughout the entire
south. This Negro, according to
Clyne, Is the originator OF the pop
by habit"
Clyne's investigators have told
him the Memphis Negro makes q
business OF passing habit-forming
drugs free among Negroes. and. aft
er they have formed the desire for
them, making them his customers.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08

CHICAGO. Mar. s.-Light offerings
and strong Liverpool and south Am
erican cables toaay gave wheat a
mueh stronger tone early today than
has been exhibited for several days.
AT the opening prices were at sL4i =
aflsL-oyer-n advances OF
from ia to AZ Later prices fell on
to 81. lok Oils still later May flu
lures rose TO tlt1. while July wheat
dropped further back 10 sl-If+.
Corn WAS up nc over yesterday
close. the general tone being nrm-
Later there were advances Of -c on
q growing demand.
Liberal buying sent oats up over
Yesterdays close &C at the opening.
later in the day prices we're Up a
fraction on the opening
scant offerings and considerable
buying In small lots made provisions
generally higher today.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT. Mar. G--CioEe As Ions
az foreigners continue 90 buy as theS
have been doing tor the past few
DAYS ,srre Is no reason for weak
market. That IL the conclusion reach.
! ed by dealers and accounts Tor taS
l turn 10 strength on saturday,
Dealers believe they have been
made the victims OF fake news point
Ing TO an early end OF the war, Dope
received on change the past few days
(, pointed 10 a nnish OF nghting WHINE
n short time while news in the puo-
lie prints has been pointing in the
+ opposite direction. Fake peace news
and the prosress or the alIsd nee,
AT the DardSnslleS account for the
slump in prices earlier I'm the week
That the foreigners were not Shectsd
by these conditions was shown py the
failure OF Liverpool prices 20 50 10
pieces and later by the active buy
ing OF wheat in all directions for eN-
port. This wheat WAS secured ON the
break and the foreigners prchtvd
greatly by 80. News on saturday
showed that the allies were suh
placing orders here for war mater
iAls.
Wheat has been very nervous for
several days and cautious dealers
kept away. II depended on the war
situation from day 10 day and one
could never be certain that c0ha-
tons were correctly reported. FAKE
news caused the bulls lot OF money.
Argentina Is nrru on bad weather,
The new crop in this country Is IN
splendid shape and the new crop ia
lures would decline sharply ~ not
sustained by foreign euying NILS
report a slow demand for noEr.
Wheat ruled strorg and closed
with an advance % = q +lac-
Corn and oats advanced i=c. Rye
declined &c and Cloyerseed declined
iOaisc. ....
Wheat quotations. Cash No. red.
Si.u, May opened with gain % le
a. sissh. advanced 20 81 a3is ant
declined 10 sI+s; July opened 81
SlI4l. advanced 10 N.lsE and
closed al sllT. No ! waite. sl.So.
Coarse grain quotations; Corn, casa
No. ,. 7aAe: No. yellow Is. 80
cars al SIC. closing a, S7isS bid No.
Z white. ste. No I white, Sc. Rye
Cash No. :. si,l4 Beans. Immediate.
prompt and March shipment. $50,
May. s3.TS Cioysrseed. Prime spot
and March. ss6e. sample red. 80 bags
al sSs5 20 at SIS. 20 at sT.5e: prime
alsike. sssS; sample aiS1ke, I bass N
s7aS Timothy. Prime spot. Ss,le
Receipts IN the Detroit market sat
urday included i.e9e ehls OF Hour,
cars OF wheat, s OF corn. 5 o. oats. :
OF rye Withdrawals were e.eea eols
az tour. 9 coo bu % wheat 1900 pa
q. corn, s.GeS bu Of oats and l.9bs On
OF rye stocks are eTl.0o ia % wheat
.0l 60e bu OF corn, 52.g80 DC Of oats
LOCO On OF barley and iL7eo ba OF
rye
Receipts OF wheat saturday: South.
west. $4,000 bu. against $4,000 hu
year ago Duluth, i0s cars. against
II. Minneapolis 40 cars. against -2a.
Winntpeg lss cars, against ISL. Chi
eago. Sc cars. against 81.
Primary wheat receipts were 4SS.-
600 bn. AGAINST 500. eha bu year ago.
Exports OF wheat and four saiur-
day, 9IS900 bu.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
Price Advances of
Early In Week
Maintained
SMART UPTURN
IN WHEAT
Upturn In Prices
Comes In Face of
Crisis
(cepyrsgnf. IsfS. By the New fsrh
Evening Pest CempanyD


NEW YORK. March 6.-The week
end was uneventfui in finance.
Prices OF the leading stock exchange
securities. having been advanced one
10 three points In the earlier part oil
the week, little more was done IN
the stock market than 10 maintain
that advance. There was an irregu-
lar opening. with pressure exerted
AGAINST a few stocks. and with sup
port offered elswhere. Afterward
there was manifested an inclination
70 buy stocks. but this inclination
ala not appear strong enough to fol-
low the market upward, and eonse-
ousnfly the net changes OF the mar
kef's two-hour session contained both
advances and declines In the wheat
market there was q smart upturn OF
prices. evidently q sign that the re
cent decline had quite fully discount
"a the prospect OF the forcing OF the
Dardnnelles.
The notable fact about the persist
eut recovery on the stock exchange
this week n that IL occurred in the
face, first. or q doubtful and possible
critical situation In our relations
with European beiligerents; second.
81 continuing sales OF other securi-
der from abroad.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
CRUSHED UNDER
HIS TRAIN

PORT HURON. Mich, March g.
CSpeciaID-while on his way TO as
sist In clearing a freight wreck at
Goodells. last night. James L..
Schrsmlin. a car Inspector for the
Grand Trunk railroad. was crushed
under the wheels Of his train. II IL
thought that he fell between the
cars.
He was one OF the most well
known railroad men in the Tunnel
section.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
NEW YORK PRoDrcr

! NEW YORK. Mar. s-Ftour Dull
and lower. Pork quiet mess, SIS 50
= % Lard Dull, middle west spot.
s. 50 G9.40 sugar Raw. arm cen
trifugsl 80 test. SALT. museovade. So
test 81. refined. quiet. cut loaf. IS SIS
crushed. sS55 powdered. Ss.S5ns.l9.
granuiated. s5..506 Coffee Rio No.
on spot. TAe Tallow: Firm. city.
81 9sAc special. 7a7Le. country.
s1 GsTsc. Hay Firm. prime, ti.le.
No. g. 90n32lc. clover. s5c 70 81
Dressed poultry Dull. turkeys $50
acc: chickens. i2a sec. fowls. l34 u
isc; ducks. i2dt9c. Live poultry.
Steady. geese. i3RIsc. ducks. 20c.
fowls. isc. turkeys. 14d iSc. roostsrs.
l6L n lie. chickens. broiiers. Is 0lse.
Cheese; Firm state milk. common TO
specials. l3niTLc. skins common
TO special. 9Ti4&c. full skins J q Sc
Butter; Dull; receipts. , eos. cream
cry extra. ACC. state dairy tubs. 20g
CSC. imitation creamery hrsts 22r
33nc Eggs; Steady: receipts. IL
ass nearby white fancy. ~ "a 34c.
nearby mixed fancy. 2Oatie; fresh
frsts. i9t q &c.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
Live Stock.
EAST BuFFALo LIVE STOCK.
Dsnning a stevens.

East BUFFALO. y. Y. March g.
Catlie; Two cars. market. steady.
cnyiee 20 prime steers. qtotable A. xk
HsIsi fair 20 good. t7.zs a IT'S. plain.
tob0nT: choice butcher staers AZ "a
handy steers. 1850 * = o,,n,on 1e ~
good. tsNsTb: yeariinQs sfsfs'
prime heifers. tIa7.s0; good handy
butcher heifers. tfa7ss: common ~
g99d. .sOqs.Se; best fat cows, tsa
medium 70 good. td61g; cutters.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-08
L.m...--cansorn,a. ,s.,sean per

Lemons--CantorniA se-sSSN -
Thresholds per box.
Mushreems " sSo per 10
Orangs.- Navels sos
,s,,s; floriSas ';;sSaso, J per boa sses
sn os,es'E ,iiS ii 80 per per crate rate
Ptneapsis.-f s3.sSRt.srate
Peta1ee. Michigan. IN carload lots
SACKS IS VSSc per pu, new belhu'
da.. ,.a 49, per esi- ,ss,s si ssns
f6IGiSe. ducks is9isc: gesse. IL Y
iSc turkeys. isGISc: NJ. hens. II
1iSc 10 Dressed poultry Sprinss
iseiis: hen. y lei tuS fSss .Sy
strawberries . tec per quart
sweet Pr.stoe.--Jerseys kiln dried,
tis08ies per crate. Delawares, si-sV
~ r.liswGN, /. SIC, No. :. .Se ID.
JoBBING PRICES.
sai baked beans, lib. 50 D soc: Lima
So Standard, soc. Tasie eests. 81 IS
b!.6, Peas; Fancy early june. sl.59
Standard. 81; baked. 500 zoe sal
mon Sockeye tail. s23o, dat t2So;
AlasSs red: ,s, Aisss. Pink Sss. y
ca y June. tISO. sifted early June
s. "a per doE.
Feed--Jobbing prices IN leo-lo'
sacks. bran, ;9s, standard middlings'
&, me md Sa as So; aD er ;ss sos sorA
FIeur--Jooblng prices. Best Miehi-
fs.se; straight. 40. pure rye $40.
spring patent ssis per Dbl. in paper
Iiars~.re-Nans $3.50 case: an.
nealed Nire. $3.50 bundle painted
oereed wire. point. 81 galVAni. ed
sheets. 20 gauge, -. % gauge. tSlS;
.u ssui ssnsi, 4; Sq s.Su. Ca s.s y
IS 30 per doL. black sheet steel. "a
and "a gauge. ss1S. Is gauge, $3.50:
g gauge Sass. - gauge. sac, car
rtage belts. sinai. 55e, lee and ; Per
machine bolts. small. So and per
cent or list, large. Use and OF HIST
0IiS-Raw linseed OIL. SIC. boiled
linseed oil s5e per gai IN barrel lots.
Kerosene tank-wAgen or iron bar
rels: Diamond headlight 6Te. per
lection. 7e paiaeine,- ale. crown
gasoline. lie per gallon.
Provt.lons-Aess pork. $3.50. FAM
lily. sis.S0Gsi, clear backs. sis02l.
smoked hams. sc Ice; brisketS lld
d i6isc. bacon. lsGiSc. lard in TER
ces lie. kettle rendered i:c 10.
ssgar--Corrected daily by w "a
Edgar s sons. Crystal dominoes. >
10. ass; do. S-ls- isis: eagle TAB
NNNX .p0wavred ss-s0: standard
ssSS granulated extra
coarse. so25, DO. ane, in bulk. ssiS.
10. 3s-lb. cottons. ss.2o: crystal DOM
lno gran. Alb, and 5-ih. cartons. IN
.ases, ss-&S, crystal domino gran
HF cases. ss.SS: diamond A. ts..S.
A. $40 No 4. So G5 !.
Ne. , .sy N 60 Is; ,ss 20 30 4 ; rs.
Ne. II, $50 No IL. 1855 No. Is.
$3.50. No. Ia. sS.ss: No rs. $3.50.
non-ca king mixture. Ss.75 best
graduated, Ss.eS per te0' bs- nouse-
hold pow'd Is - 10 case. $3.50: do.
IS 10 case. t3.T0 per case.