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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22


ladies enjoyed the afternoon.
On last Friday afternoon, Mrs. P.
w. McRoberts entertained thirty la
dies at Kensington in honor of Miss
Baird, of Boise, a sister Of Mrs H. H.
| Miller. A course luncheon was serv-
ed at the close of the afternoon. Mrs.
McRoberts was assisted in serving by
Mrs. Harlan and Mrs. Heine.
| Zone of the pleasant meetings of the
Acirema club was held last Friday
at the home Of Mrs. Lind. The follow
ing program was given: William Gull
len Bryant, Mrs. Thompson; How I'm
Gle Sam Observes the Weather, Mrs
Kaylor. The remainder of the after.
noon was spent in needlework. Dain
ty refreshments were served
Last Friday night Mrs. f. H. Wins
Ter entertained sixteen high schoO
pupils in honor of her daughter, Syl
Was sixteenth birthday. The affair
was a surprise party. A three-cours'
supper was served by Mrs. whsle
assisted by Miss Ruth Jester. Autumn
leaves were used as decorations an,
candles in holders decorated the table
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. w. 7
Wood entertained at bridge in homo
. of her guest, Mrs. Corey, of Boise Six
teen guests enjoyed the afternoon
: Luncheon was served at quartet table
! each having centerpiece of carna
tons. Mrs. Corey and Mrs. Lewis
sister of Mrs Spafford, each receive
! a guest prize, spoon, while Mrs
< Greenhow was awarded first prize 70
l high score. Mrs. Wood was assis
} ed in serving by Mrs. Senior.
Mrs. r. R. Spafford was hostess {
a luncheon last Saturday and an a.
Y ternoon party Tuesday in honor of he
sister, Mrs. A. r. Lewis, of Morr
: son, Illinois, who has been her gue'
. for some weeks. Beautiful decoration
e consisting of autumn leaves berrit
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22

Frat Church 81 Christ, Scientist.
$50 Third avenue east Sunday ser-
vices q II q n. Sahject Of Bible
lesson for October Gath. Probation
After Death" Sunday school con-
venes 1t 10 q. m. Wednesday evening
meetings ut which testimonies OF heal
ing are given begin ct 3 o'clock. A
reading room where Chriatian science
literature may be read, purchased OF
borrowed IL open in the church build
ling from $3.50 to. $50 p. M. except
Ion Sundays and h0lidays.
r9Rn& DnnAaaA Church
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22

lko& 1eD&11s Church
Theme tor the morning sermon,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22

Society Items for this column will
'be gladly received by The Times.
Phone 125W, The Society Editor.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas MarinAn were
lin the city for several days Of last
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
BUSINESS is
BOOMING IN
TRACTOR SECTION

CONTINUED from Preceding Pace
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
CENTRAL PARK
HAS IDEAL
LOCATION

Central Park is one OF the most
adyaAiageously- located Subdivisions
in the vicinity OF the site OF the
proposed Fora tractor plant Il Is
NOT only near the Ford property. but
il is within reach OF dozen other
great manufacturing plants. While
the property Is in a high-class neigh.
1OrhOod. Resch AMI Bower. who are
mark, iug Central park, have real.
IL I'd the necessity OF fixing The price
at figure that would appeal 20 the
workinsmen As well as the invest
ors. and would result IN quick sa es
The subdivision is or Visger-rd The
lots are now selling on the ground,
and VIII provide automobiles for
unyoue wishing 10 visit Central
Park
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

continued from Preceding rage
II tho now industries has now been
or Z. being subdivided. AMI all
those who have charge OF the sale
II property in the district, declare
that the sales that are being made
are most gratifying. both rs 10
their bulk, and tho steady manner
IN which they continue
Most conservative real estate
men feel that there would have
heen very marked movement In
he property in what IS now tho
boom district, had nothing ont Of
the ordinary occurred 20 attract tho
attention OF the city 20 y
In the last few wears al tho Other
main thoroughiare leading OUT OF
The city have been built M. NJ az
east most of tho lots have been
sold FOR distances outside The city
which made Michisan-ave. and Fort
ST the logical site fGs the aext de-
yelopment
The TACT that Michigan ave. Is n
concrete road and ,hat II Is a main
thc-uftEhfare leading ur ti1-r1n=h
the state. as veil "a the proximity
~ Henry Ford's magnificent estate
and thA--itA 81 the geological gar
iens all combined 70 make the
property attractive One or two
subdivisions had been nicely start.
"a and 4 genuine movement il the
direction u the property had begun
when the Ford announce ments
came.
Now the logical and natural
growth which had commenced in
The locality, has been changed 20
the hustle OF an assured great
prosperity Tractors arc being tuiIt
temporarily in the Ford machine
shops in Dearborn, which means
that the machine viii DO ready 20
market months quicker titan Il,
would have been had operations
been delayed until part OF the new
plant could 30 huil' and rea! estate
in the d trict Is inning the value
Of a sound and stable Investment
Once ground L. broken for the
erection % the new Ford plant. the
present prices o. property in this
district will take another bound
skyward and fortunate indeed will
he the ones who have bought in a.
low price.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
SELLS $50 LOTS
IN TWO WEEKS

Recognizing the tremendous de-
mari for home sites in astdevelop-
ing West Detroit. the Riyerview
Homes Co. has been quick 20 place
on the market subdivision which
has proven a great magnet 10 pros
pective dome builders - we'll as in
yestors This company has market.
Cd Washington Park. out Fort-st.
west The property is high and dry.
and the section fronting on Forts,
Is fringed by row OF beautiful
shade trees
The lots are being sold at from
sieU 10 5000 each. sidewalks and
graded streets are among the i'm
provcn"uts. In less than two weeks.
tie Riyerview company reports hav-
lus sold $50 lots only 90 are now
un~old.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
LOTS SELL FAST
IN SCHAEFER
HEIGHTS SUB.

Ont Cf S5l lots which originally
comprised ScEaeler Heights. ON
Michigan ave. in Dearborn. only 9S
Grc unsotd 10 date. according To the
Schacter Heights Land Co. which Is
marketing this subdiy sion The
lapidity with which these lots were
sold - a faiy Example Of how the
property about the proposed Ford
tractor plant Is being grabbed up
Sclacfer Heights proved partlcu-
larly desirable because II Is only 81
minutes ride from the city hall on
the street cars and f. only onethird
NJ a mi.c from ne Ford estate Rea.
s0noblc restrictions have been fixed,
TO insure prospective homo builders
that thew will have none but desir.
able residences in their neighbor-
hood.
Srater 4 Srater and Tho Jacob
Nicol Realty Co. ar, selling agents
for the Schaetcr'Hoights Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
ACCUSES WIFE OF
BRIBING SON, AND
is REPRIMANDED

Harry Barnes was severely repri
manded. Thursday afternoon. in cir
chit court. by Judge West. after he
mad aCucsed his wife OF having
brbcd their l0-year-old son. go he
would testify against him Barnes
"a endeayoring 70 have the court
set aside decree of divorce grant.
cd 20 his vito. He alleges that they
lived together after II was granted
The son told the Judge he had
never seen his parents together
after tho divorce Judge West
warned Barnes that re would b.
punished for contempt II ne repeat
cd ME accusation. Tho case viii
be completed Friday afternoon
DEGREES Of divorce we're granted.
Thursday. in the following cases
Bertha We ] Diolrich johnson
Gertrude Va. John r. Dougall. Res
sic VS. William H. curry. Matilda
VS.. Chapman L. Day. Flora va Ar.
thur Kraft and Maude We. Charley
Manly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
POLICE RAID
HOUSE, BEATING
INJUNCTION

Emellc Fieids, OF No. 30 Grand
River.ave.. applied for an injunction
tc restrain the police against raid.
ing her house. but while the matter
WAS still pending in circuit court.
officers raidod the house Thursday
night. and arrested Mrs. Fields. her
snil--a- man-rnnnleF- and thrt-e-wurrr-
en- rocmers In the place
Mrs. Ficdda Is held on charge
OF running q dlsorderly resort. and
Theodore Gregg, of Toledo. was
held on charge Of violating the
Mann act His vito, Emily. was
held as witness
Herbert Fields. son of tho pro.
prietress. was held as dlsorderly
person. and Elsie silver and May
st. Clair alleged inmates Of the
place. as Witnesses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
HAD FAITH
IN DETROIT
Robins, Ltd, Looked
Far Into Futurt In
Coming Here

Robins. Limited. a real estate or
cqri.ation which has done extensive
business for wears through It's offices
IN london. Eng. Toronto and Mon
treal Can. ana Buffalo. " Y, now
has an agency in Detroit. and is
marketing the Ardross Park suodivi-
sion. out Michigan ave.
The question has been asked:
'Nhy did Robins come 10 Detroit"
1, MAS asked. undoubtedly. by one
Who thought that Detroit had
enough realty men 10 take care or
Us land suytag and selling for many
Years. But that man did not know
the actual future OF Detroit. as Rob
ius. Limited. did. He did not realize
the demand for homes that must
come from thousands upon thou
sands OF men who are becoming
prosperous IN Detroit's rapidly STOW
ing industries. Ho aid not know
thar 10000 families would want
homes in one section alone that
clean fresh-air ueighborhood around
the site where Henri Ford plans to
rear his gigantic tractor factory.
Robins. Limited, acquired ArdEoss
( Park. which has enough acreage Tor
5000 homes.
Said William J, Holtord, local
manager Of the company. discussing.
The reasons for his hrm coming 70
Detroit:
There are many factors aside
from the neT tractor plant which
figure in the future OF real estate
activity. particularly out Michigan
ave. where ve plated our Ardruss
park subdivision. petroit's work
men are prospecting Detroit has
ceased 70 ae a city OF renters. The
great percentage OF It's workers want
10 own their homes The number
OF men from other cities who are
focKlns Sere u so great that the
demand for home sites Is tremend.
ogs We recognized the demand for
a subdivision Where a man OF mod
crate means could buy a lot at 4
reasonable nEure, and still be pro
-rcted ia ';he ,cay Of restrictions that
5arre-i Anything but high-class build
Ing
The repay.ne OF Michigan-ave. to
he city limits Is another factor that
prompted rs IN putting Ardross or
,hc market We considered also
duut'e.--ae king Of the Michigan car
line .r SpriHgw ellis, the proposed
anreya Ion OF a potion OF Spring
wells 10 Detroit. The widening Of
Mich gar.ave.. all the way 20 Dear
Bora an The general expansion all
alcnS Michigan-aye,"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
HAS SCHEME TO
TAKE CAR PLAN
OUT OF POLITICS

Aid Joseph Sttrtuausky. Of the
Fifth ward. Democratic floor leader
In the common council. has a
scheme TO take the street car ques-
ton cut Of politics and settle il on
merit He would cell of the schsd-
uIed special election So, for Nov. ?
and prevent any more Il. T. r. gore
being spilled on the p!atiotm. Then
Se would cal the political loaGer5 OF
The rival faction iuro conference
and make them agree e submit all.
other street car purchase propose.
t!rn with a definate price IT. ,h) at
a special election so De held on a
certain DIS i've y'aIs hence
The beauty OF NY plan Ia that
no3e OF tho factions can figure pos
itiycly on being in power 1--WE Years
hence said Md. Schcmans Ky The
result would 5c that the street car
HZhi UoU'i not AZ in resolve itself
into scramble amons politicians
for glory, neither would It oc = bone
Of contention 70, the newspapers 10
cause. In the conference. everybody
would agree TO get hchini the prop
osiiion and push Eve years hence.
regardless OF political alliances and
personal grudgeS."
AID. SChemauskV has nor vet ne.
ur"d out tho details OF tho confer.
ence chat Is 10 result 20 q postpone.
mont Of street car warfare for five
years. The with ward alderman
says be doesn't want 20 be any dove,
but would be villinr 70 wave an
olive branch from a balcony win.
dow.
This Is the age OF strife" remark,
e1 the ccrr n prophet In Europe
they are Hghtins = world war and
In Detroit We are fighting tho u.
u. z
"in Eurone guess they are fgh'.
ing for more land while in Detroit
we ere nghting for more street car
seats am fer peace myself but
not At any price As an alderman
and q Democrat and an advocate Of
universal pcgc" protest against
this year.to.ycai battle with tho u.
q. K. and I Insist that The rights
Of he taxpayer must Dc protected
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15
His Judgment Confirmed

Years ago. before Detroit real,
estate men had thought Of its pos
sibilities. Henry Rochrig. WAN
dotte's pioneer real estate man. was
alert 10 the big future OF that city
and was preaching and selling
'down-river" realty. The rapid
growth % this section has vindicat
ed Mr.. Roehrig's judgment and con.
Armed his every prediction, and
people who took his advice and in
vested here. are reaping big profits
now.
In addition 10 his real estate bus
mess, Mr.. Roehrig writes insurance
Of all kinds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

MONROE. Mich. Oct. is.--RIch.
ard Kamley, about 81, prominent
farmer Of Bedford township. shot
himself in the head a. O'Clock this
morning, dying soon after. The
cause Of his act is unknown. A
widow and three children survive
him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

Toxic has more than 500 public
baths and more than 100000 ma.
tives battle daily nj cost OF about
2 cents apiece.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-15

village de-
o
be
n Ford
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Heaviness Mostly Due to Foreign
Situation. Marks Days
Session.
PRICES MOVE UP AND DOWN

NEW YORK. MAY 13-Besviness. 70
sulting almost wholly from latest aspects
in international affairs attended TO-DAY .
unusually dull stock market Prices
caprices Of the tradlng element which
had sole command Of the days opera
lions
Numerous losses, mostly fractional,
were registered at the outset, followed
by moderate recoveries, with another de
cline by midday when the financial dis
affecting negotiations between Washing
ton and Berlin. The loss OF another Brit
ish warship In the DardaneUes furnished
the bears with additional ammunition
For the balance Of the session the list
drifted without definite aim, prices rising
and falling within narrow range. The
net result disclosed n number OF losses.
which comprehended virtually every d.
vision Of the list. on the whole war
speclalties Jared better than other issues
being helped in a measure by reports 3t
more large contracts for supplies 10 the
Total sales n stocks amounted TO 5000
shares
General news was Of mixed character.
the resumption OF dividends. even though
IN the form Of scrip, on virginia
Carolina Chemicals preferred being re-
earded as an indication OF better Indus
trial conditions In the south
There was also increased Inquiries for
copper metal at the highest prices re-
Gently recorded. while the placing Of n
small loan by the Bolivian government
bore directly upon this country's steany
advance as a center OF finance.
New low quotations for francs and Tires
we're the feature OF the foreign exchange
market this being partly Offset by a
better tendency for remittances to Lon
don An increase Of about S8GO,OO In
gold holdings and OF almost per cent In
liability reserves made the Bank OF Eng
lsnd'e weekly statement noteworthy
Americans were In light demand In Lon
don, that center making some moderate
eales here
New notations were somewhat heavy
In the bond list and other speculative
issues went lower in sympathy. Total
sales, par value. we're 2.a1WO. United
States bonds we're unchanged on call
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14
Joe Stecher Proves
Master of Freberg

FREMONT. Ncb May Especial Tcl
,gram Fifteen hundred people crowded
into the Larson theatcr last evening TO
sro Joe Stochor. the Dodge phrnom.
wrostlo John FreberE, the Chicago heavy
weight. Stecher won In straight falls,
the first in one minute and ten seconds
and the second in three minutes AMI
thirty-six seconds.
The first fall was gained with an arm
roll hold a hold very seldom seen In
the second round Stecher used his famous
scissors and half Nelson. In both falls
FreberR went behind first, but was un-
able 10 follow up tho advantage. Freberg
vas clearly no match for the Dodge
youth. although he outwoEhed him.
Charles sherman OF Lincoln refereed
the bout Two preliminaries pro ided
some interesting sport for the fans
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14
DREXEL GIVES HIS
BROTHER A PLACE
Brother Herman to Succeed John
Lund and Gus Dworak Gets
Clara Callahan's Job.
MCDONALD WANTS POSITION

Commissioner Drexel Of the street
cleaning department has placed his
brother, Herman DreXel. in his office,
to succeed John Lund. who will re-
main few weeks Gus Dworak has
succeeded Miss Clara Callahan "a
bookkeeper, Miss Callahan resigning
as soon as told she might remain un-
I'll June l. Cooley Brucker, former
councilman, will have a position in
this department.
J. w. Mcdonald formerly in the
park department and who resigned
when he became a candidate at the
April primary, Is after n position in
the public improvement department.
He worked assiduously for the Big
Six In the campaign. Commissioner
Jardine announces he is not ready 70
make any more new appointments.
County Clerk Frank Dewey If convass
ing the city commissioners. but would
not disclose the nature Of his mission He
spent considerable time in the various
offices
Attorney u. b. Fleharty appears to be
strong possibility In connection with A
place in the city legal department. The
mayor expects to make these appoint
ments next Tuesday morning.
several Are Mentioned
In connection with the managership OF
the Auditorium. the names Of j. J. Ryder.
DICK Grottee. J. NJ. Gillian and Charles
FRANKIE are mentioned. Employees OF
the Baker Ice Machine company have
sent the commissioners communica-
ton In which It is suggested that they
let well enough alone" by retaining
Manager Gillian In charge OF the Audi
torium
Charles Stephens. well-known as a
plano tuner, is also mentioned az man
ager OF the Auditorium II IL reported
that friends are working in behalf OF Mr.
stephens
New Problems 10 work out
Commissioner Hummer, who proba bly,
VIII have charge Of the Auditorium, and
Mayor Dahlman realize that the munic-
lpal management OF this property will
present now problems which must be
worked out. They are not ready TO an
nounce any definite policy. but the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14
Neu York Money Market.

Total s.lss Tor The day. s.. 900 slars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14

mayor snid he favors q policy which will
permit Of the widest possible use % the
Auditorium. consistent with business
Judgment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14
london stocL Markell.

LONDON, MAY B-American secuTitie
opened steady. only a small sfnOunt %
business Wss done and prices dropped Il
The afternoon. The closing was dull
SILVER-Bar, BAD per ounce
MOSEY-lHGalfd
DISCOUNT RATES-Short bills. "a
per oert three months bills. 20 per cent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14
Hank CIeaFiaa..

OMAHA. May ia-Bank clearinEs for
Omaha today were g. 457 %. and for
the corresponding day last year s.. so =
e8 IS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14

LOnsdaIe BIeached A. Muslin at S 3-4c I'd.
On Sale Friday In Our Domestic Room.
Limit of 10 yards each customer. No mail
phone orders filled.
AmoskeaG Apron Bingham, staple blue and
white checks, limit 10 yards mo mail phone
orders 1llled) .............. .......... &c
Fringed Huck Towels, fast color red borders
Friday, each ........ .................S ~
Dress Calcoes and Shifting Prints Fame Brand
yaru .'.''... .....'.. ........... 3 n &
Lining Remnants, zoe to 35c values, long
lengths, yard ..............7h
Curtain scrim Etamine. colored borders loc and
Dimty Checks So ms. wide. &c fabrics white only,
YARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Dress Fabrics 3s to 40 ms wide. printed crepe and
rise cloth, worth Csc to 35c yard at yard l2ho
White and coored 3O-inch Crepe. plain oolors and
Bed Sheets, full size 72xsO. good quality bieached
Bed spreads Crochet fun size 81 values ca ssS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14

NEW YORK. May B.-PRIME MER-
CAMILLE PAPER-3JzGD3& per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easier.
sixts day bills. t77. for cables, $40, for
demand. N.TlGO.
sILvER-BAr. sHo; Mexican dollars,
3Sl.c
BoNDs-Governmen steady; railroad
heavy.
TINE LOANs--F1rmer: sixty days, 2sad
per cent. ninety DAYS, 3 per cent; six
months, SiS0Sn per cent.
CALL MONEY-Steady; highest. "a per
cent; lowest. Ia per cent. ruling rate. 2
per cent; last loan, per cent; closing
bid. Ia per cent. offered at per cent
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
T. s. ret b. res. yINMo. PAe. ev. ss.. tsH
4. 5. ref. d, coupon - n Y. G gen ShH.. 70
U. s. s.. registered ,iolX'H. T. city lNs... IO4X
u s. as ooupon..,iSohA Y state 'ha. 100
Z. s. a. coupon. .liox CIV. g. ...,.....,,.iu
Panama 81 coupon. .lOl No. Pacific h....,. pih
Am. Sneltefs 6a,..l@ DO q ,..,.......... Is 4
A. T. q. ov p4s SsAo g. l. ref. e., sSA
Armour a CO. tHs.. slAPAc. T. T. bs..... GA
Atohison sen. 49,. esA'Penn. -. .,... S7h
Bal a Ohio S.. So do con. ths..,,, ,i0SN
eC'hes 4 Ohio 44e.. Heading esn ts..,.. ~
G. b. Q. !. a.. ssA.s. J.. a 8. Y. r.. a. 90
60 Ma AVS. 1904 81. Pse. cS. Is. Al
do CIV. 6s.,..,.E iO2k do ref ta.......... g7N
-. a q ref. thA.. a do CIV, bs.....,.... ssas
% a r.. q. ref So. IS So. Railway leo
Erie sen. as.....,... 6ShUnion Pacific - no.. ss,t
sden. Blsctrie s. iOlI so CIV Is -. S0,,
ct No. lat tSs % 8 Rubber g.. 10: y
* g. 80 ref. Ss.. - Wabash lat 6s..,....iO9
l. a uni. ss..... - 'wsEt Union tits v
~ x a T. lat a.. q West. ElSc. ey. 5s..losS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14
Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. May i8-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods markets were steady. Yarns
were steady. Raw silk was quiet; cantOns
more active Japans. dull. Wool goods
we're firm. but quiet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14
IncnI secnrItIrk.

oaotatiohs Furnished by Burns, Brinksr 4 Co
? Omaha National Bank building Omaha
aforksa hid Askad
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14

3-blade high wheel ball
bearing mowers, patent
tempered blades and cut
ter bar. fully warranted,
regular price $3.50. sale
price ........ ... .S4.79
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-14
EvsPorated Apples aad Dried Fruit.

NFw YORK. May i3-EVAPORATED
APPLEs-Dun.
DRIED FRUlTS-Prunes. firm Apri-
quiet