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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
SUBURBAN LEAGUE NOTES

Taking advantage Of the slumPing Of the North
PhIiadelphia team, the Edward G.: Budd Com
pany team has taken a strong hold on @ nrst
place, and leads the pennant race with COM
Portable margin. having lost but one game
The league is staging a great race for batting
by Connie Mack. KlrkpatriGk; the sn.aPPy 81.
ieaEue still is leading the batters. but his lead
is slowly being cut down by several other hard;
hitting players. such as Blum, Mcconnell ana
Ebert OF Budd: Stewart. OF Lawndale. and Bir-
mingham, OF North Philadelphia
''Pop'' Carl Ellis was considered too old TO
play third base with the North Phlltes, SO hs
Company, and in three games he scored six runs.
hit safely five times. and two of them were home
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07

Prelims at tho Lincoln follow: Bobby JEFF.
ferries VS.. Tommy Kennedy: Young Sam Lang
ford Young Lowrey; Freddy Dougherty VS..
Tommy Burke, and Johnny Lincoln vs. Henry
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07

Gussie Lewis will have Young Clancy as a
vis-a-vis at Baltimore tomorrow night. Lewis
announced himself in great shape before he left
for the Oriole City
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07

Although Joe Tuber is being considered a big
favorite for his 118-pound ringsde muss with
Terry Ketchell. the latter is liable to knock the
dope sky high They meet at the Ryan Tuesday
night Ketchell is terrific puncher for little
fellow and whatever advantage Joey may have
N''~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07

NoRTHEAsT LEAGUE NOTES

Manager Woods wisslnoming champions have
broken all records in the Northeast Philadelphia
League by winning ~ straight games this sea (;
son They have been making some individual
records too, such as Powell, the champions
pitcher. twirling no-run no-hit game last Satur-
day. the first on record in suburban baseball
annals on Tuesday Gillen made new home.
run record. when he scored both Wtsslnoming
runs on circuit drives and defeated Bridesburg.
2 70 i.
Bustleton. the tall-end team. has been
strengthened by Manager Mather signing Chief
Duphaz;. Young, OF Northeast, and Epple. for
merly OF Fox Chase IN the Suburban League.
He still hopes TO cause the leaders some trouble.
One Of the best thrd-basemen In the league
Is Carl SOdeburg. OF Holmesburg.
There are two Stanields in the league. one
playing for BrldesburE at third base and the
other FOR Frankford at shortstop Both late
additions TO their teams.
Bob Hamilton is playing clever game for
Wssinoming at second base. He is fielding in
great style and hitting the ball hard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07

Charley Doyle VS.. Jack Brady Is the Cam
brias semi, the other bouts being Frankie Com
way vs.. Jack Scanline: Denny Hughes VS..
Whitley Langdon. and Eddie Kelly va. Willie
Spencer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07

broadway fans will see n return tilt between
Tommy Jamison and Mickey Gallagher at the
Broadway Monday night Jack Blackburn. who
to have met X. o. Harry Baker, called off
the match. Jamtson has been knocked out but
since he took up boxing. and Gallagher
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07

The dermantown Collesans want games for
July and 15. Write James F. Hickey, 200 East
Price street. or phone Germantown 1922 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07

OWNERS OF BRAVES ARE IN
SAME POSITION AS OTHERS
WHO WOULD LIKE TO SELL
New Major League Magnates Are Beginning to
Realize That They Paid More for Franchises
Than They Are Worth

ludu 1H9y Are WOfJn
TN YESTERDAYS issue of the New Evening Sun Joe villa insists that
10 National present season
rest Of the in hopes Of winning the pnnant and sharing in
series receipts which would enable them to break @ even on the year
pected the this
o and hasg
dsnce in his of information 1t
and his associates entirely satisfied baseball
had learned that of business proposition than they had
between the Federal League and Organized BAH was settled have learned
Evening Ledger Presaged Breakers for Masnates
THE issue Of Monday January 10 the EVENING LEDGER printed the foow
a
oush reOreaninion necessary to prevent its ruin?
Peace has been made between the %arrns factions and was freely
prove concusive that baseball really in bad way Next summer
perhaps years enjoy
article Of bali than has been displayed the major leagues since the
the masnates
which No doubt there are many who will disagree but the
Main facts % S the who are now puy,ng major franchises
@ % @ OF sS @ U ht .S % u % n % it. Iu b ' less e ve @ an % income
as much as the investment of such sum should bring
lot of who today elsewhere
the park
Braves they have little chance to make enough to make the invest
Gambling on Producing Winner
ARE RE- told 9 that at the he's salaries @ Of the the ball % players % n VIII S be @ ss %
possible
a dollars a
insist
a o.
he will
a fabu
Webb
alend
gambling
a
a n
believe
will
they
Haughons syndicate purchased
will renting the
franchise
other
holidays likely
rnade selling
Roses Good But Weather Has Hurt
Fourth holidays
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07

The Anchor Giants, fast colored sempro
nine, has July Is and 30 open. For games, write
j, r Reid. 221 West Chelten avenue. or phone
Tioga 1914 d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07

.
of the Fairhlli Professonals. Teams Wishing
games should write John p. McDermott. 2733
Orkney street. or phone Kensngton O25l.
with fast semipro team. Writo Frank G,
Freed. 1916 Norwood street. Germantown.
Ths Norrstown Field Club would like to book
Frank e toF ssSHe soa Vest NGrrs Street Fs o
phone Kenslngton 2os2
The GsTmRnt2Eg cgSsisqs TEgt games gSS for
Price street or phone Germantown 3222 w.
nine. has July IS and 80 open. For games write
j. T. Reid. 22l West Cheten avenue. or phone
MONTGOMERY co. LEAGUE NOTES
Tho Montgomery County League pennant race
by r. e; Flack now Is holding the, premier
position, but the other teams are pushing them
pions % viii viii SIP f back S step % and one of the Other other
teams mount into the lead.
The league officials and magnatcs held
meeting this week. at which interesting history
with an iron hand ordered that two games in
should be forSeted S! to !Jenkintown and Gensd
respectively. stating that the Montgomcry
County Leasue has a constitution r and intend ID
fro Knorr. an Ineligible player in the lineup; The
Ineligible man shall forfeit that game"
Tho league games are drawing big crowds
In all the towns and the season shows a zen,
shown Mt all the games, due to the Keen rivalry
that exists between the different towns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07
Roses Are Good, But Weather Has Hurt


doubeheaders
wealthy
proposition
IL
a
which Then will did
Ban Johnson Trying to Help Saibes
JOHNSON shall
Il
TeneFa o believe e 40
Of
0
o
nd positions properly protected by rain
ssaay from the the
discussed the The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-07
sTANDNd OF THE CLUBS

With Tuesdays games ons-half the Main Line
season was finished. with the games closely con-
tested.
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FINANCIAL

was cont % R7rncsvuis for burisi sun
dav 8t 1880 o'clock
NutIan McTarlanf. % stumptovn.
Wa o. business caller in BNnesvins
saturday.
Guy rhornburE OF speIicl has par
chased n now Ford car.
ST. ana Nre. Lee Moore or 81 Holly
were guests of tho family o. their son.
Herman Moore. sunday.
Afr Allen Eu.nu. travelling salesman
Tor fne lIrlstIAc supply company. was
.l tIr l.IFr llat wees. making a NUM-
Dor u. l.E sales
Sire Myrtle NayIUr and children A.
tended services nt Union church sun
Jal. also Misses Matte and f.ol.s
Harris.
Nra John Ur5.ka was r. visitor at
tho home ~ Mr. and Nrs. D. d. Fisher.
sunday
Mars Elen Howell or Ha-uesvtus is
visiting of the homo ~ SIR. aud Mrs
It.H NIHwUII ErIa week
If.IIa I.Hd has boon visiting rcla-
tNre In this city fho pHrt Few days.
sarah BAILEY % Aff Holly. was shop
ping Iu town Saturday
BRED taa.rl &c near Hunter vAs q
business caller iu town saturday
Iwm.r Nrst of rHroma. VINO has
bC.n ..r.Hua'r I'. .a imurnN me
Tho farmers are busy planting corn.
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new MARTINSVILLE

NEW NARTTNSVILTE. ". Va. May
i6.-John l.. Hunt. OF Burton. spent
Monday here. on business before the
William Allen. Of Reader. WAS hsrc.
saturday. visiting friends and Relatives.
WADE Bostock. Of Jacks0nbusg, was
IN the city. Monday. looking after bust
n, 60 matters.
Grant Van Camp left FOR CIsrkshurg.
Monday. 10 spend several DAYS looking
after business matters.
=. L. Knots. of Warrington. was here
saturday. looking after business mat
tiers for the south Penn on Company.
spencer Carney, Of Clarkshurg. Was
here. Monday. in tho interests Of the
Hope Natural Gas Company.
James Bartrug. Of Burton. was call
ing on friends here, saturday.
Miss Lucille Williams and Miss Susie
Ankrom were calling ON friends ia
Wheeling. saturday and sunday.
Mrs Ross Harmon was Iu MhsoliuE.
saturday. visiting friends and shoppiug.
George SuodErass. of Princeton. was
here, saturday. and spent the day with
j. u. Morgan.
Mrs. Jane Bonar. OF Minnie. - Va.
was here. Saturday and Sunday. calling
on friends and relatives.
Fred Il Bowers. of 81. ClatrsNillc. o.
was IN the city. Saturddy and sunday.
visiting his sister. Mrs % urN Nooufz
On virginia street.
Mrs. Maurice Francis -p.u- Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mr. r. T.
Morgan. at Pine Grove.
@turE" icyg. Of Beh''. was here SAT-
NL'Hfg 'hAAlIlr ON I'Nu- ana Looking
utl'r business matters
Frank Cross. 'N-d.pufv sheriff Of
Hundred. was ia tho city. saturday and
sunday. calling on friends
Thoburu I.a~ure and daughter. Miss
Louise, Of Folsom. spent sunday here.
NiSiung friends and relatives.
Leon Cruise nburg of salem. spent the
past week as tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Mont Francis. Of the South SIDE.
Nllliam Harmon spent sunday IN
Wheeling. visiting friends
p. FtsEcl of cleveland. o.. spent
sunday with his family on Maple ave-
\. Bassott. u Reader. was here Mon
day. looking after business before tho
county court.
John Stamm loft. Monday. for Bark
er, after spending sunday with hi- FAM
lIy ON Locust street
Reason Myers. Of Chifds. was here
yesterday. looking after business mat
u. d. To-. OF Smttha,fd. was rc-c
Monday. calling ON relatives
Miss Susan English went fa Jackson
our =. Tuesday. To- visit friends
VI. J.. Black l"ft. SUNDAY for Weston
aft'r spending sunday and Monday vim
l- family on Louisa street
NJ ~ Willis left Tuesday morning
I'F lhFhtr-h4rE. to look after Is-aI
Robert Bruc" returned from WASH
hEi"u. Ia. Tuesday. vI.r. h. -t,.r.r.
.'',raI days visiting his sister Mrs
William Simmons
Mrs. ,. T.. k."uEh returned r4r-fs,.
from NhcDlrE. after spending several
DAY with friends there
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ADVANCE IN STOCKS
FAILS TO HOLD UP
Increased Pront Taking and Renewal OF
liquidation Were Additional
Adverse FACTORS.

NEW YORK. May l6.-Tho upsNiug
20 prices that characterized yesterday Il
broad and active market was resumed
at tho outset OF to-day 's trading but
failed to hold. increased profit taking
ana renewal Of liquidation. presumably
Tor foreign interests, pruNlu f"rmid-
able adverse factors. selling Wa~ most
Reading and United states steel th, "a %
issues that prov d'd much ut thc stabl-
ny of thc preceding session.
Dealings were lighter aud more re-
strlCttd. while surface Couus ttunS Of
ten denoted ana increase OF supply over
demand.
CIuclbIo steel led the movement al
most from the start and recorded an "a
trcmC rise s. points at So but lost
over half az IT'S gain. Mercantile Mar
fucS were next iu favor. the preferred
scoring max mum advance OF almost
puiuts, but yielding ON euatr=ry- u--
f'rlnEs, while United Fruit was sIuE-
gI~n.
Motors made further response 90 90.
cumstantial reports OF large earning.
and forthcoming deals and mergers.
StudtuaNcr being the most active stool.
or ltT class. with "A temporary gain ut
Prices became more mixed tu t,l-
~" points. and Willys-ONtrlaud attain
cd Che new high prlc. or -'s of it's fan
back abruptly closing with "a net de-
maj hour. Industrial Alcohol and ma o.
or rates developing sudden strength.
N'il" seasoned shares became Iucr,a--
iurly irregular. Total sales OF stocks
amounted to $4,000 shares
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sax-Patterson Co.
SHEEP
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK. NAV 10 Butter --
lIrm.r. Creamery. extras I4- scored.
.' ttr. creamery thIEr.- --uruE. .. 70
P. 'ec. creamery, r.sts. GOA .ia",. e,.-
Lges-Flrm. Fresh gathered. extras
70 = t Zoe. regular packed. tr-r- ...r
% &C., seconds, 90 o. M ier. nearby l.r-
merry whites fine tp fancy. e-l-. p sse.
nearby Uennery browns -t.- 70 $780,
ftgsSe-Ilrm. state. held specials.
ia q. Wi9izc. fresh. specials I-f.r. MIS-
Dnu~in twins. hold. ISts .i1g,.
Live poultry eads. Erpil.r1. rs 10
SOC. others not zeffled Dressed rHrrI.
,hickcrs. Nd SEC fowls. lsis 1 -Z.. ur-
hsra. -sffsc
Flour. steady
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To-. .. Investment ASsociationl
MN YORK. MaN Ib-rrpuf tax In !,
sales caused some recession to-day. hut
tho market showed "A good uudertouc.
and % e. only TO bc expected that there
time To- time.
More interest was shown tn tho low or
priced railroad stocks which have been
dormant Tor som" time. NmouE these
issues No believe chat Wabash pre-
tgrr'd looks attractive at present prices.
We look for further Improvement
lIAEE1e- MINTlIRnn A ~
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Few Shares Of LaBeIIe
Common Sold YESTERDAY

There was some activity in LaBele
common stock yesterday. although only
a Few shares changed hands. hut little
being offered at the price bid. Less
than q hundred shares were sold on tho
PITTSBURGH exchange at % 4 few
shares were sold locally at 55i-. la
Belle preferred remained al l-g
Most local issues were inactive yes
tcrday sale OF Wheeling Mold a
Moundry stock was reported al 65.
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Considering tho valuable equities 81
Anaconda Copper iu tho way ~ Nari-
Gus holdings. rove uuo yielding and 9th
trwiS". well informed quarters say that
IN" stock ls now worth more than Sl25
share.
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REPORTS OF DAMAGE
CAUSES WHEAT RISE
Untold Havoc Played By Hessian Fly In
Kansas Forces Market up-Con
and oats Gained.

CHICAGO. May l6.-Increasing evil
dcncc that immense damage had been
done by Hl-sian fy in parts OF Kansas
forced the wheat market today upgrade.
The result was a arm close at :. 20 -.
net advance with July Ii71 and sep
tsmbcr il5isUl1sA. Corn gained = ~
a to sc ana oats = to sc In provis-
ions the outcome was TO 25c decline.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK


WHEELING. ". Va. MAY D.
CArrLN.
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GOOD INCREASE IN
BANKING CLEARINGS
Total for Tuesday, While Moderate
showed 2e.l Per Cent. Increase
over Last Year.

Wheeling banking clcurings ON Tues
DAY showed an iucr'ss. OF eel per &c mt.
over tho same day last year The total
was S295.s 80. compared with S-sT.-
No625. an increase ct s60.geOus
'ioarings for IN" month Co date
amount 20 $685.. 1880. compared with
Si.'@5.i55.l@. AN ircr"as' of SiIsI 500 :>.
or 2ls Per cent as follows.
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flTTSBi EGlI. May L. - Cattle -
steady: supply light. Choice. Sao0u
".ons prime. s.. 80 r. e SO
sheep steady. supply light Prime
Wcth"r-. sN.3utf :. 90. Gull and common.
$500 20 600. lambs Ss.UUslI0-J. veal
calves. 81 .Unff11--n.
Hogs Lower. rscsipf1 20 double
deck Prime u"avi-S. 5000. mediums.
Sl'..sff 1885 p. heavy workers. S1u.-sf
1880. Hslt workers. Sio..5 70 tuau. light
uuugh-. Ss.uusfsa-
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WHOLESALE MARKET

Flou=
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In guarts'rS well informed on West
mghou~c Electric foreign orders. DO is
stated to-day. positively. that technical
Inspection dttu,uIfI'- are now moved.
ana that 10" outlook for biz profits from
an IN" W'~uughuuSD allied contracts Is
very bright
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Open High Low. Close.
Cash quotations:

Cash quotations:
Wheat-No. >. red. nominal: No. ;.
rcd Sl.ltul.l7. No. =. hard. yl.15is y
llNA No. 3. hard. S1.l14l.16
tOrn-No. .. yellow. 90 4 q 16. No.
4. yellow and No. !. white. nominal
oatS-No. }. white. +3q45. standard
~ Hs1a.c.
rork-S25.25 I2tooL
Lard-S12.SO.
Eibs-Sl2.2J gf2TS.
TOLEDO. o, May l6.-wheat-Cash
and May. sl.23% July. $i.2t. September
$l24is
clover sced-Prlmc-Cash. Ss.s5. Oc,
tob"r. $500. December. fS.s7.
Princeton. $500.
thy-Prime-Cash, $3.50. Septem-
ber SG.f5.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. May 10. 10.
Reported b. 4. J.. Mastsu q Co. l.. r.
Brand. manager. members Ncw YORK
StOck Exchange.
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Bloch Bros Tob. ..'.....f....- 1oc
do. common .......'.....l6 los .165
Central Glass Works. ....... ...- lFs
Conservative Life Ins'.....' Is 16
t;crfnt~ Ftr- 1ns Co. .l.....t ..-. -
FoStoria Glass ...I.....'......it6
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.'.....|..... is
Imperial Glass t'c....|....... ....' %.
Ia Belle l. 1929
$50. common ......... So Sc 90 q
Market Auditorium CoI............ a
N.urtlgylius GO. observation-disclosures.
United Dairy Co............I..... -
4. = stamping co. nos
Ward Baking 90 ..l....'.....i 80
DO. common ............ .I...... Al
Warwick China Co. pfd ......l .....l %
do. common ..........-. ..'.....f 10
Wig 4 Bel. Bridge Col...l.....i -
Wheeling Bridge Co. i.....I....-I -
Wig. Met. a Mfg. 60. ............ 81
Wig. Mold & Fdy. Co............. g.
Wig. = * 1. Co............ If6 las
Wig. steel casting Co......I.....il 100
Wheeling Tile ............. les
NlWhit-Glcs. Co. pfd ...."l25 '12t
do. common ................. ....lsl
Wig. Ceiling & Roof. .....iiOl l...,
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WHEELING. So Va. Mo. Jos .rr
tn. a,HN. f'lt.rb.rru .f.raa rurr,,fad
daily ty a g. N1Hf.r a. .. bankers
sud brokers National E1uk 90 Wesf
N4IEir.a building
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LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. W. Va. May Is. 'Is.
Daily Quotanon List OF the Wheeling
stock Exchange:
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D-Transfer books close May -. for
. pcr cent cash dividend. payable June
LIST
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS


WHEELING. W. Va. May 10. 'l6.
Corrected by \. T. Masteu & Co meur
bers Boston stock Exchange.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. May lG Is
Range % SctlN" stocks On the New
Nork stock Exchange. corrected daily
D. y Il Mastcn a 60. brokers.
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PROFIT TAKING SALES CAUSE RECESSION IN
STOCK MARKET BUT THE UNDERTONE IS GOOD
di'rris. Winthrop q 60. to Fidelity

dIarris. Winthrop 4 90. TO Fidelity
o.. .. Investment ASsociationl
NEM YORK. MaN Ib-Prpnt-takingI
sales caused some recession to-day. hut
Tho market showed a good undortouc.
and o. g. only TO b.. - T-.cttd that there
time Co time.
More interest was shown In tho lower
Priced railroad stocks which have been
dormant for som. time. NmonE those
issues No believe chat Wabash pre-
isrr'd looks attractive at present prices.
We look FOR further Improvement.
HARRIS. WINTHROP q 80.
Considering thc valuable equities Of
Anaconda Copper Boz tho way 81 vsri-
Gus holdings. rove ma" yielding and 9th
crwiSe. well Informed quarters say that
~" stock Is now worth more than Sl25
share.
In guarts,rS v,l informed on West
mghou~c Electric foreign orders. 30 Is
stated to-day. positively. that technical
lh~p-, li"n dtin'uIil's are NOW removed.
and that th. outlook Tor bfE profits from
uil IN" W'-fIuEluuSt allied contracts IS
very bright.
\ selling price almost twice AS high
as that now registered In tho stock mar
k'f D. reported tp hbr estimated hv an
'nf" rlfni '"pr,r 'NTrrf to D." tho proper
..','i - NN'i I'f inspiration copper.
who's" Wnusr"tr' nj includes O. dir.oto-
rat" SECOND O" NON. iu o." copper world.
Dow-Jous~ say. Buying OF she'll steel
Tor fore sn account goes steadily frr-
ward. During Tho past fprtuilht Brit
am alone has contracted fnr tnu. 5000
tons. divided among HN" companies auI
ifrr' hoN, h''u Some French orders
and are Tor delivery IN 1897.
Cru,ibI. Steel c.r.rau, BE- r.r.-i,,f,.-
for a large ,"IIm. Of United States up.s
Oh. 90 3D.
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WHEELING TRACcToa SOnc SAHY
EAPkESS CAR SChEDUI.L
TAXING Eject June - l9os
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WElsLS5CR3
Daily Except sunday,
Wheeling ReIi burg
Leave
22nd street Leave
Wheeling Hells1urg
10 80 a us. 9 90 a. m,
20 J.. M. 400 uOon
MOUEDSvILLE LIMB
WHEELING AND MOUNDSvILLE
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10th street Leave
Wheeling Mounds vile
10 90 n m. 4 30 2. IA
$50 p. m.
on lines having regular express .er,-
ice. shipments Weighing In excess OF
nifty pounds. or large bulk. wall not %
carried on passenger cars
ALL LINES-Datly Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines will be carried on
passenger cars between 900 and SAL
3. m.
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I.is cider. scr aslisa ..... 70
Fish
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Corn. No = 9t- 10 90. $40. No J.
sl--e. no .. Ief dozen. I coztn ir cases
$50. extra. NJ 10. y dozen ~ cases
Fancy refined ...-.....I &OD a.
Choice refined .... s5r a.
Blended Maple Syrup.
Golden Tree. glass. large. T.g don 90
Golden Tree. glass. med. pc do. I 90
Golden 4r~c. glass. small per doz 30
Pure Sap.
quarts. per dozen .-.......si %
!lalf gal. per d''zen ..--.... 90
Gallon. per dozen GO. ...i5 0g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17
HOGS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS

Choice. ls5 and up....-...S So
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-31
Permanent Relief for
e. Chronic Constipation
Knowledge and Practice OF
Correct Daily Habit the
l. Great Essential

|: Constipation To Z condition affecting
all classes of all people and can be
permanently relieved only by reQuir-
ing habits OF regularity.
The most natural time for the elm
NATIVE process IL in the morning when
both the muscular and nervous sys-
TENS are relaxed by sleep and rest.
When relief does not come readily, it
Ia an excellent plan to take a mild lax
alive at bedtime. Cathartics and pur-
gatives, that by the violence Of their
quick action, shock and disturb the
system, should not be employed.
An effective laxative remedy that /,
very dependable, and which does nc
grippe or otherwise disturb the organs
involved. u found In q combination of
simple laxative herbs known a. DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin that can be
bought at the drug store for fifty cents
a bottle.
Mrs. G. G. Allen, 215 Foam st.. New
Monterey. Calf, wrote to Dr. Cald-
we'll that che found DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin just what che needed for
constipation and distress of the stom-