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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-23
ALEXANDER RfBUkfS
ELEVENTH HOUR CRITIC
Governor Declares He Is Prohibition
ist From Principle and Not From
Expedience.

Governor NJ. Alexander takes eX-
ception to the circulars gotten out on
election day and passed around the
streets of Bull for the purpose of de-
feating his recollection on the ground
that the Governor is a prohibitiOnist
from a political standpoint and not
from principle says the Bull Herald
Just what effect the circular had in
this party of the county will never
be known, though the Herald pointed
out in last weeks issue, that the ac-
ton was a gross injustice to the gov
ernor since it came out on the day of
election and furthermore it did the
organization no good under whose
guse the circulars we're attributed.
The substance of the accusation was
that Governor Alexander is dry for pO-
litical reasons, and not from principle
and it furthermore stated that while
Alexander as mayor of Boise was run
ming a wide open city, Davis was help
ing put the saloons out of business
The object, of course, was to get votes
for Davis, the Republican candidate
for governor.
AS a matter of fact Alexander was
mayor of Boise fourteen years ago,
anu at IlE lliIf lnNlG WtlG lO std
tutes i'm the Idaho laws permitting
mayor to close the saloons. Prohibi-
ton in Idaho was hardly thought of
at that time either
The letter from Governor Alexander
to A. " Mounce acting president of the
Bull Wilson club follows
State of Idaho, Governors office, at
Boise.
Mr. A. " Mounce, Bull, Idaho.
De Or,
Many thanks for your letter of the
9th and also for the circular which I
had never seen before which is based
upon the grossest conception of wrong
that ever was perpetrated against
man as far as ! know of. 1t is to be
regretted that a cause like temperance
would be dragged down into the mire
upon truth and prejudice as this man
did in order to gain political prestige
and power. 1t has certainly done pro-
hibition no good but ! have nothing to |
say excepting that l am prohibition
list from principle and for the good of |
mankind, for uplift of my fellowmen |
ana not for political or to gain pres
tige or power.
l presume there will always be some |
man creeping into an or
ganization but this is the rankest
have ever seen in my life and 1 trust
that the w. c. T. u composed of moth |
ers and wives of our land will repudi- |
ate this man openly. You can chal-
lenge him from anywhere and I will |
prove to him and to the public that |
every statement he made is false, err
rOneOus, misleading and without a par
ticle of truth.
Thanking you for your kind feeling |
in the matter | am very respectfully,
NJ ALEXANDER,
Governor. |
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-23
Automobile Engineering

We train men to become Auto
Mechanics and Engineers. Larg-
est and best equipped Auto
School west of Chicago. Shops,
Laboratories and oyerhauling
Depts. Experts in every line.
over $4,000 in equipment alone.
Six months cOurse-Come to
Oakland, the new Automobile
Center. Address Oakland Auto
School. 1910 Madison St., Oak
land, Cal.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-23

eyes. scissors and knives thHt NAL
bandages that ~ up your noe. PFC
on the corn ana make NoNr foYf reel
like q paving block \ att ne ueet
Why not do what millions ale doine,
take 3 seconds OF end apply "'. lii.-
IT" 1t dries, you PUG Vuur ffocitirA
on right away. and Wear your ~ que
lar shoes Your corn lopslus trom
the toe. # lifts right OF. IT'S paine
less. It's the cOmmou-seoSe way. tne
simplest. easiest. most effective way
in the world. It's the national corn
cure Never fails
"GETS-IT'' is sold and recommend
ed by druggists everywhere. Csc p
bottle, or sent on receipt OF price, 81
70. Lawrence & Co, CHICAGO. lii
Sold in Twin Falls and recommended
rs the worlds Best Corn Remedy, b,
Drug Co., City Pharmacy
Fisher Drug Co.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-23

Light gray gelding, about 10 years
old, branded X on hip. Weight about
ten or eleven hundred. Am holding
at HOLSTER. Owner can have by prov
ing property and paying costs incur
red.
N. J. NOGLE, Constable.
Advertisement.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-23

take up DR.. Freeman's practice. DR..
Freeman will retire from the profess
sion indefinitely owing to his health,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-03-17
sos
SOCIAL NEWS

u1LoriI are omen for the publication of news
of communal and social interest. THESE es
reach our office by ef the
Tr;Sav Telephone your Minneapolis news
to Hyand 1866, or write The SOCIETY Edlt0r,
The American Jewish World, $40 Irlouhe
Annex, Minneapolis, Minnesota
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-03-17
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Sunday in honor of Miss Dorah Levinson
a bride Of this month.
Local Items.
For the third time Purim will be cele-
brated by monster Purim entertainment
at which all Jewish children of Minneapo-
lis will be the guests and Mr.. Ruben OF
Ruben & Finkelstein, the host, Sunday
morning, 10 o'clock, March 10Th, at the
New Grand Theatre. Free tickets admit
ting the children have been distributed to
the Hebrew and Sabbath Schools and can
also be obtained from the Rabbits All
Jewish children will be admitted, and
should take advantage of the opportunity
to see splendid program which will con
sist Of films picturing several biblical sto-
ries and also comedy reels and vaudeville
numbers of special interest to children.
April 1st and 2nd Minneapolis Zionists
will be hosts to Professor Horatio Kali
len Of the University of Wisconsin, who
is coming to the Twin Cities in the inter
est of the Zionist cause. DR.. kallen is a
we'll known lecturer and has been actively
engaged in all cultural movements Of the
day and especially those dealing with He
braism and Judaism. The committee is
planning number of speaking engage
ments for Dr.. Kallen during his two day
stay, details of which will be announced
next week.
At the last meeting of the Menorah So
ciety of the University Of Minnesota an
nouncement was made of a fifty dollar
prize offered by the Twin City B mai
B 'rith Council for the best essay on ''The
Jewish Problem and Its Solution.> The
competition will be open to all students
Of the University The essays will be
judged by committee Of five, three chos-
Ell by the university authorities and two
by the B mai B 'rith committee, and must
be $500 to 5000 words in length, and
must be handed in to the department of
rhetoric by noon, May 18th.
Mr. Joseph H. Schanfeld is one Of three
partners engaged in the building of the
Pantages Theatre in the new Burton build
ing, just being erected on Hennepin and
Seventh streets. This theatre will be one
Of chain of eighteen vaudeville houses be-
tween here and the Pacific coast playing
high class vaudeville and will be ready
in August.
In response to an appeal by the Hebrew
Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society Of
America, a committee organized at
the instance Of Mr.. j. H. Schanfeld to
assist that organization in caring for the
immigrants coming in large numbers
from Russia via Siberia and Japan to
Seattle. The committee consists Of Mr.. j.
H. Schanfed, chairman; Mr. Chas. We'll,
secretary and treasurer, and Messrs.
Nathan Lowenthal, l. H. Ruben, Louis l..
Schwartz, Sig Harris, L. B. Friedman,
Louis Berry, Louis Rosenstein and Arthur
Brin. The work will be conducted under
the auspices of the Minneapolis B'nai
B 'rith lodge. So far two immigrants have
been received and placed advantageously.
Owing to the great cost of transporta
ton, between forty and fifty dollars, it
has been difficult to obtain funds for such
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-03-17
MINNEAPOLIS.
With the Travellers.

Mrs. Carl Shapiro and little daugntei'
of Virginia, MIMI, are guests Oh a is
shaniro s mother, Mrs. G. Segelbaum, 2oo1
Grand avenue.
Mrs Jesse Moss left Saturday for
three weeks visit in Cincinnati.
Miss Lucille Milhauser, OF Chicago, IS
,-;s;+no her sister, Mrs. f. c. Robltshek,
1914 Dupont avenue south.
rho Misses Rae and Flora Phillips leave
Sunday for Chicago where they Will WISH
for a short time before leaving for their
home in Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs s. Friedman, Of Perham, Mimi, is
tho ouest of her sister, Mrs. NJ ). hahh,
1892 Aldrich avenue south
Miss Ann E. Rosenberg, daughter OIL
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rosenberg, 100 Hlghlaho
avenue, left Tuesday, March 18th, Tor
Wyoming, where she will spend the sum
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. DAVIS on
their ranch.
Mrs. Anna Bresky, who has been visit
inc Mrs. Samuel Dobrin, James avenue
north. returned to her home in Fargo.
Miss Ethel Miller returned home after
= week in Sioux City, Iowa, where she
attended the Baron Galinsky wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo j. Bondy, l406 Spruce
Place. expect to leave for Chicago this
week. where they will make their future
home. r~s.
Mrs. A. Hanson left Thursday, March
18th. for her home in Denver after three
re
Mrs. Chas. Juster, 1909 10th ave. south
Miss Kate Ginsberg has returned home
after spending the winter in California
with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Hirshberg, and
son Gustave of Conrad Mont. Mrs. Hlrsh-
berg has also returned to her home.
Mr.. John Clemmings has returned from
six weeks trip to New Orleans, Florida
and other Southern points Of interest.
Entertaining
Mrs. Harry Schloss, 2316 Aldrich ave-
nue. south, entertained at bridge Thursday
afternoon at her home. Cards were played
at four tables.
Mrs. Harry Miller entertained at bridge
Wednesday afternoon at her nome, 2o2o
Oakland avenue.
Mrs. E. Levinson, 1924 Dupont avenue
south. entertained at bridge Wednesday
afternoon at her home.
Mrs. G. CARRIER and Mrs. Chas. Wun-
derman entertained at bridge Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. CARRIER,
POO Chicago avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mirviss, 1911 Chi
cago avenue, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Rebecka, to MIR.
John Resnick of st. Paul. The wedding
will take place in June.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07
Thursdays Livestock

Cattle were active and strong a.
the Detroit stock Yards OF Thurs
day. al the highest average prices %
The season. Killers are agreed that
the average carcass cost of the cat
tie that are being killed in Detroit
Is higher than ever before N the
history OF The city. II Is not that
he primary cost, OF the cattle IL
higher. but that the dressing per
centages are lover In proportion 10
the cost. than ever before II is
pain that the corn that has been
fed in Michigan during The past win.
Ter was lacking in fatmaking quali-
ties. and many cattle that. any other
year. would have made 81 pounds
per cwf. OF live animal. will only
Yield "a 70 IS pounds. Tidy steers,
peighing around 900 pounds. sell
better than those Of heavier weight.
The cattle thai sell~the highest. gen
ersl quality considered. are the COM
mon butchers cattle This statement
does not apply 10 Gamers. which are
decidedly dull. Veal calves are
steady with last week Extra gooc
mich cows are fairly active brt
common mixers must frequently be
sold as Gamers.
Lambs were about - cents per
cwt. lower than last week This
was not looked ror as The run was
very small A few sborn laucs
came 10 hand selling about 81 lower
than wooded stock The weather Is
still too cold FOR shorf stock 70 com
pete with animals wearing aeecez.
A liberal run 81 hogs came N
hand and prices. for the better
grades, averaged about 10 cents
higher than last week. Quite a
sprinklfng % pigs were mixed
through the offerings. and in every
case they had 70 be sold ~ more
than 8 discount The present ont
| look for finished hogs favors higher
, Prices before long
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07
Pursuit of Villa
to Be Continued
~ CARL o. cRoAT.

tSfa0 co-responfeaf Unitef prc.s.
WASHlSGTC-S. Rorfl We ara
going ~ ge, villa. oas the Official
word In Washington today. n There
hA- been am change IN his purpose
a. mas been 81 President Wilson's
mind alsne IL ras So and hss not
been Communicated % men charged
With running down the andN
How long this task All consume.
no one would prophesg You might
a. well AK how long i- a piece Of
string said one military man Yet
30 and his associates have -epeated-
" oppressed confidence ihat .the man
hunters viii succeed 90 running vi
IA down spb.surfsce talk hat Car.
rama may make earlY demands for
vithdraw val ~ American forces had
no foundation "a official messages.
Some firne since The ar-t chief
quericd a. n hoa long and how far
this goyernmef proposod m 10 IN
its chase but the question has gone
unanswered and ne has no., again
inquired
The supply problem Is he most
yexatious before the admin ration.
though tho 1sr department s8ggests
~ motor irEe<s ril meet The situa
ton. even 81 nc railroads ara not
opened. Ropor faat some private
shipment fave sonol forvard from
III Ps-+7 Indicated perhaps I'D r.,
netal ~ regYA r. upon arran0a for
rcopenIas tf ,-.N'1r - bnse hetn-
cHenito tHe latest far-save- said
fhe r'fHf lrdcr negotiation
FDf sorr~'af aH-r.e said he un-
der'oo1 ilr. nar'iai prf1issioD
granted 90 aso f.il stood
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07
PREDICT BIG
PROFITS FOR
ID. L. X. LINES

F. r MacCrons & Co. mer8 Ders 90
the Detroit stock exchange ,beirvc
that bic profits Will accrue 10 the
stock Of the Detroit United railway.
The company has issued An invest
ment circular in which some of The
latest suburban lire development
are set forth. n follows
"Ofcials Of the company arc o.
the opinion rhsr even u the city
lines should be separated from The
balance or the property. The stock
holders would he in fully as good
--if not better position than al
present. The total funded debt o.,
tho iuterurban lines IS only about
s15. 000. 0c0 while the earnings are
close 10 5000 600 a year gross or
81 SOC. 000 year net The purchase
price OF the city lines would pas
OF substantially all the funded debt
OF Detroit United proper, and earn
ings from the 500 miles CT interur
ban lines would then provide for
all their own Fixed charges. pay s
per cent dividends on the sl25oo-
COO Of Detroit United raiiN ay stock
and leave good surplus. II is Ger
tain the interurban lines would
show. with the present funded debt
retired. a. large il not larger. earn.
INK power for the stock. than TIE
entire system does at present"
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07
3. OF c. WILL
PAY HONOR TO
c. B. WARREN

In honor ~ Charles y Warren,
who This week retired AZ pres iden'
~ the Detroit Board Of Commerce,
the directors are giving dinner,
Monday night The entire member.
ship ~ the board has been invited
Dinner will be served In the main
dining room a. 7 o'clock
Abner T. Larned. the FIRST preei.
dent OF me Board OF Commerce. will
preside. Other SPEAKERS include I'd
win DENLY, new president Of the
board John A Russell. J. G.
Mclaughlin and the Rev s 3. Mar.
quis In appreciation % the service
Mr.. Warren has rendered the board.
81 IL expected that the meeting will
BE- he largest the hoard ever has
held James Strasburg and A. A.
Higginson are In charge u the din.
ner.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07
Internal Revenue De
partment to Assess
Non-Resident Aliens
CONSTERNA ALTON
AMONG BANKERS
1t Is Retroactive to Jan.
|. and Financial
Men Are Puzzled

TIE lafes, -,liry ~ rba -or,-,is.
$50
" '' '''' 80 '~ " '
1eoV loas iacohe a'eIiiAs 10 non
resiuen' elen> from IAleFes' en-
PONDS ana al'iarnes on SIoeN Is sun
l''' 20 I, ~ income 'AN ana 'haf MS
iliins ut'el MaIfh 2 p retroactive
a. @. JaN hts 'e-Sed 20 iltiie con.
~'efnalleA among ne '"NN. TOT me
reason taai he' aFe no ae'n e''
q iciins tN' TAX ~ 'Nea cases since
Jan
MANY arr NeAaerihs WAT o2.lSa
lion me- Fa}e incurred n no mat
yer me raiioa1s aaa Ig orpoSA.
u0ns also -afe up me nor
only 10 regard 70 mas ~" ln'eTpfe-
ta'ion et me- i7" o.l ne 7e' 'ao IVA
feature oi me new FAilnz
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07


government. n - said Is conclusive.
though i,s exact nature Is not re-
vealed How large A par II PLAYED
by the report OF the military and
naval attaches on their investiga-
lions A. Bouiogne "a not known
The state department had no on.
cial word subs'an- iating Berlin re-
ports that Germany desired further
details regarding the Sussex case
and II is hinted SIch a request u
made officially would noi be looked
upon Kindly. The attitude appears
70 be that the one thing now ex-
pected from Germany IS a declara-
ton o. her intention IL regard 70
ne SUSSEX case. based on The ac-
ceptance ~ The fact that one ~ her
submarine commanders vas guilty
Secretary lansing had ready FOR
presentation additional proof that
the Sussex was torpedoed BY Ger
man submarine The evidence vas
compiled ~ the French government
and by American naval attaches.
The secretary aiso had numerous
dispatches indicating Germany ha-
embarked on ne~ submarine cam.
paign apparently regardless ~ as
surances given rho United states
government months sgo
The apparent seriousnesa % tho
international situation has been re-.
Elected FOR The last few. day by the
absolute secrecy established bolDa,
the White House and ne stare d.
partmen' TNe d on r0pNbaf been
clamped down rgrt coafcreuccs
between tho rqcsifrn' aaf Secretary
Lansing ud COL Ume base - 'qed
no light
As iaH dam ra~r 'rf0 fhr
state department ~ 0ta.lod. '0
President Wilson uure hr Ia
fcU days state department. mc CD.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07
Russians Defeat
Turks Near Trebizond

PETROGRAD. April 7-Destruc.
lion OF a German airship sou,hres,
of DVin-k and the capture OF the
Gshcian village OF svetkav,ze. was
reported officially today.
Flight Lieut. Barbas brought down
RE enemy diriziole presumably a
Zeppelin T. fell behind The Ger
man lines The var Office reported
great aerial activity on the northern
front Russian planes bonn harding
German position and The Germans
dropping bombs along Gen Everet's
front
IN the capture OF Svetkaytze. near
Tarnopol the Russians captured q
land mines and much other booty
Austrian attempts 70 AXE the VII
lage were repulsed.
Russian troops are nov advancing
on the Turkish black. sea port Of
Treb!zond from both the east and
south according 20 official dis
patches received here today. In an
engagement south Of Trebizond. TIE
Turks were driven ont OF fortified
positions which were occupied by
the Slavs
In Black sea naval fight. Rus
sian Submarines sank Turkish
steamer being conveyed By tor.
pedo boat and II sailing ships laden
0ith coal
A Russian oattleship mbarded
A. long range the former German
cruiser Breslau now The Turkish
Mfdu1Iu which fed
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07
"UarUel Didn't Mean to Shoot
His Step-Father " Declares
Mother of Accused Youth

hanging u mp like he'd ough, 70 lie
used 10 lick my girl too, Marvel >
sister She Is IA wears old. and
Marvel is fond OF her He'd give her
aud the little girl anything he had
lie Just loves therh The reason he
s. ouldnr leave home after he got so
be could earn his living was because
ne vas so fond Of the mand OF me
lie was Just a baby about me
Il don't think Marvels been JUS,
right since he bad typhoid fever
two wears ago. He was awfully sick
and I'VE seen a change since then
guess the doctors win discover Il
when they come 10 examine him
Rt blame the moving picture
shows for Il all He'd go 20 the
movies and see all this shooting and
Mid do.ngx and think " go, on
bis mind. ! think that why he got
he old revolver our " the bottom
OF she trunk. where rs bean so
many years I'd forgotten ali about
IT, and ne thought he'd just scare his
father with L.
Why don they get after the
man that sold him the cartridges
He's most 10 blame
Yes Marvel WAS a good boy Re
brought ne most ar his wages and
ALWAYS had something FOR his little
sister re was awfully arectionate.
and made friends easy Every bod
liked him He never gahe ne any
,roubhe except when he'd zs' 40 mad
AZ his father for licking him
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07

Nrs Dean tramcr sitting diS
consolidate 10 h,r 'ulc parlor. No. SO
Kerche,aiAy The mother OF Mar
vel selech was ound by Times
reporter Fftay morning. Mrs
cramer ses med too crushed by the
blow which las fallen upon her 20
attend GO Dee, household duties. for
the remains OF breakfast Were still
Visible u the next room
Marvel never intended 70 shoot
bis sterg, her am sure OF that
SAID MIS-. Cramer RE only meant
&c r,shteu hln tie stood right
here ay me front door and tired
one sto n'o the wall and ne meant
.o gef out OF ne door quickly. but
ae rather jumped and grabbed him
and tried 10 pull the revolver away
They we're SO close toge her that
Marvel'- shirt Nas burned and he
so' SO frieh ned that he Just kept
on shooting i've shots It's Won
de- hr dian, shool himself he
diGn know where he shots were
going Yes. % course he'd De scar
ed because he'd know het get an
aWful licking * his father caught
him Ills father used 20 take a piece
OF hose he thought II was The
way 90 bring 10 children ! used TO
thi0s he licked hem 700 hard and
ZOO much. and about nothing a. All
Thai morning he had slapped
Marvel N The face because ne had
lard his cap on the taole instead OF
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07
10 VILLISTAS
ARE SLAIN IN
NEW BATTLE

officials here The most liberal pre-
Nols reports estimated ne had only
few hundred followers. while y
was generally believed that a mere
Aanf,al Uas attending their wound
90 leader on his fight southwark
The Nl.is'as we're poorly mount.
90 and frequently compe led 70 rest
according 20 the latest reports j
contrary 70 general expectations Col
podd has gone 50 far out 2 Of sup
porting columns ne may catch an
Vifh ne iaEgirg bandits
A CarranEa garrison is supposed
20 he located al Parr7l where a
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07
ekgapic7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

on. machine bolts small so. rs ana
Hide.-No / sured hidea nc; No. 1
green hides. ibc. No. ! cured bulls.
Use. No. / green bulls. loe NO. !
IN isr No cured nurrain. lie.
No I green murrsin. lSe. No. l cured
calf re 80. green eaait &c, Ne.
salIow &c. No. hides. lie on. No.
I kio- and calf 1 NC OF. snrepskin (as
to amount wool. 6oc1sz
BITTER And EGGS
Hufter-Crfauer extras SIC 10
frsfs see dairy &c packing stock,
22c per 10
rers-Fresh receipts. cases in
oludra hrsrs. e0A. e.. current receipts
.1l.c pes toE. Receipts, Thursday.
9 165 cRses
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07
NEW STATLER
FOR ST. LOUIS
Hotel to Cost S3.000.000 Win
BE Erected There This
Year

Hotel statier, No 4. viii be built
n g. s.oGlt ana viii cost about So
p90cQJ according 70 en- announce
ment Thursday night. By z NJ.
Sfstlrr
Negotiations for a site have been
completed the location being al
Washington anl Ninth.sts The build
lag wul be p stories and all have
1000 rooms or more Tho Staflsl
Go. now have hotels in Detroit,
Cleveland and Buffalo
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07

gers have tskcn 81 score OF confiden
tsl "a Pers 20 me White House The
contents Of 'hpss have az no time
been disclosed
r. has bean stated bv officials both
AZ the Waite House and the state
depar nent fhat this government
cUt 81 diplomatic courtesy would
take 10 action Until word has come
from Ambas sador Gerard a. Berlin
regarding the German position lt
ls believed. however that this should
nor reqai-e much longer A. ans
rate this government Will not allow
the matter 10 drag indefinitely
The Detroit times., 1916-04-07
Sugar Market

s.gar-Correctee daily by ". II.
Edgar a son. crystal dom noes. 1-ia..
sfos5. 40. 5-lh, sl0.S5. Eagle tablets.
Il So cQt loaf $50. cuNes. ~,
yxxX powdered. s. so, standard
powaerod. Sf.T5. STIMULATES. vNtra
coarse. $3.50. grauulated. tinc, ~ bulk.
fr3Es granuiatsd. -1-lh. cottonE,
{5tS crystal dorm no gran. 2-lh. and
5-ib. cartons. in eases SIe5, crystal
domino gran. III cases. frsS. dla-
mend 4. S345, confectieners A. 80.
No 4 $500 No. :. s-lb. %o. g. $40
No. 10 s5.05 No. II. So No Il. ss.ys
No. IL $3.50 No. ~ $500. No. 10,
Sc 90. non cakinE mixture, &S2a beet
granuiated. s~25 per 100 ioa house
hold powd.. Is. - 70 case. S-.-0. DO.
as 70 case. s4.3o per case