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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
GOLDFIELD STOCKS
;
MISCELLANEOUS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-As compared with
: previous new low record OF lI95 for
vienna cables. that class Of exchange and
s ssnecks Tell to new lows at the opening of
BUSINESS today. Kroner cables declined to
ii,sf and checks to 11.92. This is a dis
oosnt OF about IS per cent from the normal
Heichsmarks> also were a shade easier in
'ohe, although at close to the extreme low
'eeoId Gables were quoted at zOM and
ehecks at 10 LIE. italian exchange and
kuiiders were also a shade lower. Business
was very moderate
quotations were: Demand sterling,
10 ll-l6 checks. 4.76 7-I6 60-day bills,
lh 04.7i% 90-day bills. 4.69k Q4.e9h [;
tl.ahc cables 5.s3h, checks 6s4h lire ca
pes 500, checks 6.55% Swiss cables 5.25E,
snecks o.26h Scandinavian kroner cables
-s.ee, checks 2S.45; pesetas cables 20.32.
enecks 20.2b guilder cables Al X, plus i-32 I;
eneeks ~, plus 1-l6; ruble cables 31.15.
checks s1.Os
The market continued quiet in mid
siternoon without changes in rates. Vienna
sronen were quiet at 11.94 for cables and
ihvz Tor checks. although II is generally
appreciated that business In these checks Is
lmpractieable in the present naval war
stuation. Reichsmarks stood at the low
nsures reported at the opening, 70M for
caDles and 70 l-l6 for checks. Sterling was
ssady at 4.75 11-i6 for demand and
~ I-lS for cables. French cables are
eesh and checks 5.s4h. Italian exchange
ruled heavy at e,55A for cables and s.b6h
for checks
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WHET YOUR MUSICAL APPETITE
WITH A FORETASTE OF KREISLER
Beautiful Records Offered Concertgoers of the Violin
lists Own Compositions and Solo Numbers in
Photographic Form
BY the Phonorraph Editor

one Of the inestlnsble advantages Of own
ing phonograph Is that you can whet
your musical appetite at comparatively
small cost and with little trouble when
famous artists are coming 20 town In opera.
or rectal or as soloists with the visiting
orchestras. or the PHILADELPHIA organiza-
tion. under Mr.. stokowskl.
Fritz kreisler. without question the most
admired violinist Of these times, now that
Eugen fsaye is out OF the public eye, will
be here soon, FIRST with the Boston SYM
phony Orchestra next Monday night In the
Academy, and again on November IL in a
recital Perhaps you have In your cabinet
some OF kreiser's best records, and haven't
played them for a long time. because you
were busy keeping up with the new stun
offered you by the companies monthly. IL
so. why not get out the offerings OF this
artist and refresh your memory before you
60 TO hear him play with Doctor Muck
or at the rcctal7 or. perhaps. you haven't
any kreisler records In your collection. II
might be n good idea TO have some OF them
played for you. We think you will find
that comparison between the disc
reproduction and tho reality throws no
distcem on tho former.
Besides being n great Interpreter Krels-
Ter Is composer OF decided merits. and
one OF his most beloved trifies has, curlously
enough. been recorded by another artist OF
towering artistic stature--Nsaye. The ef-
fervescent Caprice Viennois" is a Column
bia feature OF unusual merit. combining. as
II does, the Austrian's composition with the
Belgian's reading" of Il. II is strange
conjunction OF nationaitics, but quite Mt
ting. In music there are no wars, only
talents. as someone has said,
Kathleen Parlow. we'll known to Phila-
delphia concert frequenters, has recorded
for the Columbia Kreisler's "Liebestreud.
Her method and technique make pertinent
study In relation TO Ysaye and the COM
poser. That Is still another thing your
photograph can do for you--teach you the
differences and likenesses Of violinists, Tor
you can have a threefod concert all TO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock sold fairly and values generally
were well sustained under moderate offerings.
Following are the quotations; Apples per bbl.
Jonathan, 81. .5OW5: Blush s3@4; Grimes
Golden. ,s4S9g9;, sWHeSeihfSouse', HHSifS a95 Alex
ounce s2 YSFk IfTpPeTlsi f.p 50 Soss
harnper-Fancy' so 75ci fair to good, % u 4Oc.
q s2 2g3. SO, ognees; New Y95k. .d pr bush. 81 so
Lsnons ssr per- crate box 4r1es
Cape cape COD per 66l., sSag5o DO. do. per crate,
81 a 40: do. Jersey. dark per crate. 81 6D2 40:
a. 90 light per crate &c q Sog2 Peaches. New
SssS' SssS'l, h:nDs51ssske 81. 55 a. % Sheldon.
No. ?, 5Oc Pears. New York. Bartlett. per bbl.,
sSa4.50 Grapes. New York, per Alb basket
New York, per 20-lb. basket-concord. 90 q DOC:
Niagara. $50 COS; Plums New York, per basket
40 a AOc.
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POULTRY

LIvE1--,The market was dull and weak under
fairly liberal eoterings. Quotations: Fowls. as
to quality. 16qlsc; roosters, l4al5c; spring
fsesens; Ses9Tad,InS to gTaiity SS&isc Whi!e
TO size and quality. Is 1Sc; turkeys. % n 24c:
geese, 1bWI7c piaeons, old, per pair, 25 if 2Sc
do, young. per pair, lsW22c.
DRESsED-Receipts Of desirable stock were
only moderate and the market ruled steady
with trade fair. Quotations: Fresh killed. dry
selected. 2iIt c; a. we,shiIns Az o. iSs;
do, weishing 3A his. aPiecs, 22h c; DO
SSsShns Sss 3 fPsse' fansy' dTSpeea tSws IN
4qb lbs. and over apiece. 2sh c.; do. smaller
sizes 10 q Csc: old roosters. dry-picked, 1Bib G;
roasting ehlekens western, weighing Slsg lbs. and
% q 23c: bro!ling chickens, western. weighing 5
G4 lbs, per pair. "a 925c; chickens, weighing
2i922oi SEoilers Jersey fancy, ,sy so9S2oi dS
soc; do. do. smaller sizes. 26@27c; ducks near.
by sRrpF4 2SsS2Ss ssSaae' gms T5ts weigh gn
DO, e6io lbs. per doz 81, ,s5 g5.S6; de. do. do do
doz. sS.50Ys.75; do. do. do. 6gGh lbs; per
No BOC a 81 9S.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER-There was a fair demand for de-
able stock and values were irmly maintained
Following are tho quotations: Western solid
s0GsIe; extra nr,ts, s. q SSSe; nrsts, sia O:
age extra, 81 q 3sc; frsts. sec; seconds, 81 q
42W45c.
EGGS ruled firm with demand absorbing all
onerinEs of desirable stock. Quotations: In free
nrsts, SIC; 50 Per standard case; nearby current
per dozen; extra hrsts, stO.sO per case; hrsts,
SlOoO per case; Tsfrlgerator eggs. extra 50. IS
43 ~ 45c per dozen.
CHEESE-The market ruled steady under
light Offerings and a fair demand. Following are
the quotations: New York full cream, fancy,
2lh g2lt c; do, do. fair to good goo 02lc: do,
art skins. IL " lOc.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

w hsh5.A h5.AI-Receip,s, ioe,4 4Oe bush.-Denand
49, telr but, with lower outside advices prices
49,, Iecuned se Quotations. Car lots IN ex-
seythetn rcd. ii54gi. ~ steamer No ~ "a "a.
t,'.sN!.l9i No, red, 81 IL q Ts. rejected A.
fiooWl'ui rejected n. .el9i.6T
- -S,ohN-Reccipts, 4iOs bush OFFERINGS were
,,.tga,1tste and the market ruled steady with de.
ns 1nd y, ter Quotations Car lots Tor iccSi trade,
l.is,. DO. steamer yellow N9i p Seiu9S' niS9
Z Sehow' sl.Oe 41.iO. DO. No. yellow l Os d
wa. o.AIr,s@5ReeeiPts rs s1,eei bush The marke,
,ter. S'eauN with a moderate demand Quota.
He9ns 10. 2 white, 90 q 6Ots G; standard white
esN m8uc, No. white hsts n hpr, NJ a vrsi,se'
Neecs sample oats, 80 d55c.
in sScSI soSSR-Rseeipts, toi hbls and liTs ess lbs
paT IlrSis iee Tsre nrny, held opo,Stsrz follow.
~ I@so @ ihs, IN wood Winter, clear, 81 1S1s95
s9; sSraisht tsns s.5oi do patent, is 80 sfS
stsa'ist5ns clear, cotton sacks, s. 600 n so. DO
sct,,.tsht cotton sacks ts0O6olo, DO, patent
VSst VSstsn9n snnns sacks. 81. eO0e 10 spring. hrst ciear
bSSS;ynVsms W ,do patent ,e.SOdi0; do, favorit,
fsnenSa fSnasf n0,sn tI3 city mills choice snt
yisn,er clear "a $50 SIS; Do DO stTSisht, Sss
o'sV. DO, do, patent is5o9s.T5.
but trade was quict we auote al ~ SSG. 4,
Der DBL, as to quality
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cold Moyements Arc Heavy

NEW YORK. Oct 26-Unusual activity
in the movement of money is indicated by
the frequent changes In the amount Of gold
received at the local Subtreasury and the
transfers OF gold coin from II to other
pisces Announcement was made today Of
the arrival Of an additional shipment OF
So 500 600 in gold coin from Canada, which
was deposited 10 the account .of j. p. Nor
gan Co. Two large transfers from the
Subtreasury were also reported-one OF
5000 70 Cuba and another OF $3.50. 900
10 San Francisco. The latter shipment
brings the total amount transferred to that
center this week up TO sl.7b0,O00.
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Financial Briefs

A. ID. Swift. formerly cashier OF the Elk
County National Bank Ridgeway. Pa, has
been appointed an assistant cashier OF the
Central National Bank, this city.
The New York Cotton Exchange member
ship Of H. q. Smith has been sold TO III.
D. Schloss for si7.250. an increase OF $3.50
over previous sale
The New York subtreasury has transfer
red s7s0 900 10 San Francisco.
A folder containing some very interest
ing figures on the United Gas improvement
Company is being sent out 10 customers by
Reed A. Morgan 4 co.
The First National Bank. lof Merchant
VILE win celebrate its tenth anniversary
on next Tuesday evening
The New York Subtreasury lost }e.fl6.-
900 70 me banks Yesterday ms&inE cAsh
nsl loss since friday o. <I9,eeo.ooo.
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NEW BRITISH LOAN LARGE
Will Be for $SOO,OOO,OOo, Backed by
s360,OO0, 700 Collateral

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-Final details have
been arranged for the new British loan.
which calls for an issue OF $500, 600.
composed OF $3.50. .O00, 900 OF three-year notes
and the same amount OF fve-year-notes,
all to be dated November l or thereabouts.
TO bear interest at 5h per cent and to be
offered 10 the investor so as 10 net at
least that interest yield The collateral
back OF the new SS00.oO0.0Oo British loan
has an approximate valuation OF $780,
600, 900.
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Will Take Delaware Soldier Vote

DOVER. Del. oct 2s-Governor Miller
announced today that he has anpoIn,e5
Theodore Ferguson, OF BlackbIrd. ana cniol
mel theodore Townsend. OF Milford 20 ha
special election agents at Deminr Nev
Mexico. for the Delaware soldiers Th.y
VIII depart for Deming in time to arrive
there before election day. Mr. Ferguson
will represent the DemocratIc nar.,s -.
Colonel Townsend the Republican, anu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

1, The market ruled Arm with n fair jobbing
IN ss,s following are the quotations CITY beef
,sssts: sets: smoked, soc: city and western beef,
snuckes and tenders smoked and air-dricd,
e 50: hams. s. cured ieose. loose is% 3 iec: d 90,
srs5SS ss5S ana 9'hss hams smoked city suEsd as %
err cured 20ls c. DO. boiled. boneicss, SIC; pic.
nIe me shouidsrs. 8. =. cured loose. iah G. do
smoked. i4N c; BELLIES. In pickle. according to
brsnrsag bbrersge; loose 11hei breakfast bacon. es TO
6acn1 Sne aysrase city snred 22S breakfast
pnfe pnss ciis insress l7c o. Do DO tubs Ie; lard
pure city. kettle rendered. In tube lie.
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KEW YORK. oct 2e.-Further declines
~sre made on the Cotton Exchange at the
'..rirv this morning. The tone was easy.
.s,h some excitable trading in December
.hlch started on the call at 1890 sold
~ 40 1876 and then rose 20 1850. n net
s.ciire OF % points. Other active options
were but to 10 points lower
Calls for additional margin over night
caused the selling out OF some accounts
and stop-loss orders also were encountered,
The principal selling. however, came from
one OF the largest room operators, who
soId all the months and offered 10000
bales Of March at 1918.
liverpool also supplied January and July
and commission houses were sellers There
was proit-taking by shorts
The buying at best appeared scattered
one important room trader taking some cot
,on but apparently stopped buying when
me supply Increased. Southern commission
h,uses purchased moderately.
The early decline carried the market
.hou, 10 TO % points lower. but was checked
considerably above the low levels reached
on the break of yesterday afternoon.
March contracts, for instance. sold OF
,o 10 Obc compared with 1S.s0c, yesterdays
Invest. and while there was a good deal Of
hearish talk around the ring. offerings were
well enough taken to cause rallies OF about
20 points toward the middle Of the morning.
wire houses and commission houses were
huvers by balance, while trade interests
were credited with selling January, and
there was considerable pressure from local
sources.
Sentiment was still nervous and unsettled
after IL o'clock. and trading was active.
but the intense excitement created by yes
terdays sudden collapse appeared to be
subsiding
The market was very nervous and un-
settled during the middle of the day The
decline was not as sensational as the big
break Of yesterday, but liquidation was
urgent and general. and before It subsided
January had sold of to 1870, or more than
so points under last nights closing figures
and about 3s points from the high level
Of the morning.
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Steel Prices Show Big Gain

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-Steel prices have
again broken into new high ground. the
average OF eighty leading steel products
this week being ses,7b per gross ton. COM
pared with $50 a week ago and s6s.4o
the previous record a fortnight ago. Aver
age prices today are s2s.I7 per ton higher
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26.-Spot cotton to-
day was in good demand at 10 points lower
TO the basis OF 11.03 for American mid
ding The sales aggregated 10000 bales,
Including 5000 bales American. Imports
were $4,000 bales, including 5000 bales
American. The market for futures in
cuded 5000 bales American. The market
foi futures closed irregular at a net de-
cline of 13 OILS points
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Sugar Futures Steady

NEW YORK. oct. 26.Lrhere was a
steady undertone in futures at the start,
with first prices showing gains OF TO
points and sales on the call amounted to
$3.50 tons. on the strength In the spot
market Wall street. Cuban and trade inter
ests bought actively, with the selling more
or less scattered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

Search Of the lists does not disclose
single fragment OF Rimsky- y-Korsakow's gilt
tering symphonic suite. "Scheherazade"
which the Philadelphia Orchestra viii play
tomorrow afternoon and Saturday night.
WhyY Hero IL some Of tho most brilliant.
shimmering music that ever has been writ
ten. IL Is bubbling over with color and
oriental fancy. IL Ia far from exalted or,
" We must use the ragged phrase, highbrow.
Perhaps somewhere there are photographic
reproductions OF this suite Has any reader
ever heard Of them7 II not. Il might be n
good notion for some OF our important pho
nograph companies to give them to music
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
WHEAT ENDS BETTER
WHEN SHORTS COVER
Export Business and Bull Sup
port Bring Rally After
Sharp Break
oRAIN nEIr MEArHFR roREcAsr

GRAIN BELT WEATHER fOkECAST
cas-. nISASSS ISr ost ssur. ssriss iscw. .s'A'r ,or
Iliinois-Fsir. RISING Temperature fr'daS
,gr.. sssspt extreme east, FTiday' partly
ssyI sassyI nlaass, probably unsettled cooler In
isws..fsir today and probably rr'SSsS
r,sinn, Tmlerature to"sS H"e
eeSNa NSs,h fbaess bseSs,.-r.r,ly cloudy. colder rr'-
south DstOta-Falr and warmer today'
sss s''Sss %sspss sS'sss scsSs. colder we-,
s iSslaSaSTSis iHSG" sodSs, e. Friday. fair and
I.s~sf Mishlssr-rsrtly elcrsy tOdsS,
Friday, cloudy and warmer, probably RAIN
d,@lSisSns s'Ss'TF Ssss ~Isasi Fr,Sss. cloudy and
warmer. probably rain.
CHICAGO. oct 2e-wheat rallied ir
shorts some export business and support
from bull leaders. after Il had broker
sharply on heavy selling OF long stun
brought about by reports OF retershine
rains In parts OF Argentina.
December finished at sl,soN l,soh
after having been as high as N.SSh anu az
low as si.7s; May closed at fl.sOA q l.sOh
after having been up TO fi.sS and down tC
si.T7N: July closed at sl.A6 TO N.AbA
after having touched Sii7 and sold as 10"
as Sl43
The course OF prices was decidedly erratie
and at one time the market showed good
deal OF strength on buying by some OF
Yesterdays sellers A feeling OF nervous
ness was in evidence throughout the session
Outsiders were less inclined TO take or
fresh commitments of excessive calls fo'
margins.
Sales abroad were placed at about boo'ooV
bushels. a dispatch from winnipeg sa'o
that the British Government had coinple'e'
arrangements for buying wheat there.
-n.nhInr f,,tnrn. rnnrnh fnllnMa.
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VEGETABLES

OFFERINGS were light and the general market %
i ruied III urn w WIN bsh Mpennsylvsnis Sholee "a
a SiaSS;' + SO; New @ York choice siSSgiIo White
Potatoes Potatoe ESsteFfn Shore per bb@No' l. SIS
92, so: No SIG 80 sweet potatoss,s sss, Rsl- Pei
sweet sweet potatoes, Jersey per basket1NOa l.. 90 q
zoe; No. 2, 250 35c. Onions, per 10O-lh. bag
No. /. 81, 500 2 50; No "a ossii64 64Qgi.IS CAB
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO oct a8.--HoGs--Receipts, SO, 600.
SS'ss'': ;sasS T. so S's S5s %sS S
va VGSRaTTPLaE-Reesip,s. Pias $500. Market STEADY.
Resyss. 50; COG II. O5 cOxs and hetsSs q g ~ sS
Texans. 81 l0as.l5 calves .79ii; 90
hsSsE Native Ssnd western SaS amSs
Ss.a5 u 1915.
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Extra Dividend for Amparo Mining

The Amparo Mining Company has de-
clared quarterly dividends of per cent.
and an extra dividend OF 2 per cent, pay
able November 10 10 stock of record octo-
ber 81.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The market for
coffee futures opened easier. unchanged to
decline OF points. Trading on the call
was active, sales amounting to 1880 bags.
Immediately after the call leading op-
orator bid up the March option to s.75.
or one point above the close of yester-
day.
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RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGs
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

s1nt1Ew YORK. Oct 2e.-BUTTER--Reesi
Improved market aTmssr msars TRADE siash1ty
Ee66ss 2; other quotations. snehaRged ,...v
<tss11 ests scarce. undersrades auiet, storaFe
Eioeess Extras 81 ub6c extra nrats. $40 seo !;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
Fins GranuIatsd sugar Prlees

NEW YORK. Oct 2e.--American, Howell
and Arbuckle quoted 7boc for hne granu-
lated today while Warner and the Federal
quoted 1eoc The last sale IN spot Cuba
faUs .4s unchanged At e.5zc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

who are not slow IN sensing popular trends
are Offering their public these new num-
bers. Be on the lookout for them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
BAR SILVER

!. London bar silver was quoted al
~ today Unchanged Commercial bar
Wa quoted m Now York ai 81 80
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REFINED SUGARS

| . The market was quiet hut ruled very nrm
S.oS sOs; D9ESsTsd 3so 9cS Toe soStse;icS:
| ers' A. 1.4Ou !. boc. soft Erades 8.T5 y I. 45c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
roTToN DOWN AGAIN
ON HEAVY SELLING
Calls for Additional Margins
and Stop-Loss Orders Are
Damaging Influences

rorzoS nEIT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NFw YORK. Oct. 2e...Ihe ,foilewinE
i~n' this marnirEi -.
"TAskylle and Fort Smlh So Ah.lene
IsssHe ard KneyyIlie. tsi shr.ysgort Mem.
~ DirTlnssem Az h,,,ls ilhs',rSsPoSss,i sns i
r. & &sn isionie, isl Macon and Mont
ssners ss Mcb'Is 81 NeT ,o.ssoTs orssrTs SS s.s
w-sIsh. So, Augusta, 5si rhomasville.
issk..g,lIe and Wal%Hrs,Ss; ca Hs@.S G Charles
"1Tsere was ,0i Inch of preclpitation at
f,ariestont 90 Inch at JaclSonviile. and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
PROVISIONS

NY RYE FLOUR ruled Arm under small supplies.
Der Dbl, as to qualty ~ '''
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-11-24

FOR SALE CHEAP-If taken at
once One good work horse, One
single work harness, two pair sleighs,
and two wagons 43t1
Paw Paw Basket Co.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-11-24

FOR SALE-Fresh sweet cider at
the H. NJ. Ayars farm, at 20 cents
per gallon. Bring your own jugs
43t1 H. M. Ayars
Paw Paw, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-11-24

Frank Farrant of Kalamazoo called
on Paw Paw friends Tuesday. Frank
was formerly resident Of Paw Paw
and an employee Of The True Norther-
ner.
Glen Fast, formerly Of The True
Northerner has accepted position in
job Office in Muskegon.
George Carr of Grand Rapids was
in Paw Paw Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week.
Don't overlook the Cut Prices on
ready to wear Millinery at Sanger
and Gardeners Millinery parlors OPP
pOsite the Idle Hour theatre. (adv)
John Dorsey who has, been in the
Bronson Hospital for some time is
much improved and is expected home
on Saturday Of this week.
Mrs. w. j. Sellick is entertaining
Mrs. Alfrado Edel and daughter of
Chicago, Mrs. George Parker, Mrs.
Nellie Thompson and Mrs. w. w.
Garland of Kalamazoo this week.
Harry Morrison of Indianapolis, Ind
has been the guest of Robert Bangs
and family the past week.
Mrs. VIM. LemaueX of Ridgeville,
Indiana is the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. Frank Avery.
Wallace Mcguire is quite i'll at this
writing.
1t is reported that all the Paw Paw
students at the State Normal school
at Ypsilanti are quarantined on &C
count of small poX at the institution
and will not be home for Thanksgiving
f. +. Parks has purchased the J. B.
residence and advertises the
same for rent in this issue.
Court adjourned Monday and Judge
Des Voignes left for Cassopolis, where
Circuit Court for the County of Cass
will convene on Monday, November
9th.
Miss Mum, sister Of Mrs. Gillespie
had the misfortune to fall and break
her shoulder one night this week. It
is a painful injury.
Fred Shull is the new barber a!
Frank McLain's tonsorial parlors.