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Scarcity of Materials
Causes Some Confu.
don and Atmosphere
Of Distrust Hampers
American Buyers
~ ELEANOR hoYr BRAiNERD.

n ELEANOR HoYT BRAlNERD.
IT" American buyers. or at least
most Of Them, arc back from
Paris. Some Of them look
oea&0o and gay. some assume u
aesoasness and sayety. though they
oWvO 4 not, and most Of them confess
fsonkly that the way Of the buyer in
uag4D this season has not been a prim.
No path and that their trips have
eeen moro strenuous than usual.
Many conditions have contributed TO
tn 0trcnuousness. There IL. Of course,
the scarcity Of materials. Importers
have cried wolf! Wolff so often and
- 3nststently since the war began, yet
hsvo continued to supply such salts
factory materials that the public had
begun to lose faith in the warnings.
Prodigies of manufacture have been
accomplished, but this spring. in the
Wholesale houses. the p~rophesied scar
city in many lines Is more noticeable
tan II has been before. and every
where n meets the conviction that
autumn will find the lines drawn still
moro tightly and prices still more for
midable.
But to return to our muttons: the
scarcity in materials has made the
buying OF models and stuffs for the
reproduction Of the models difficult.
What Is more, 1t has moved many
buyers to mako hay while the sun Is
not shining brightly. Is not quite IN
eclipse. to buy where opportunity Of
tered materials that are likely to be
desirable In the autumn and thai are
practically sure to be scarcer and more
costly then than now. This gambling
in futurities means. Of course added
responsibility m heavier investments,
to say nothing Of the actual work in
Volved.
Then there Is the somewhat delicate
situation in regard TO the relation OF
American trade and Partisan dress
making houses. The tension has by no
means disappeared. Tho syndicate
which expressed the most militant
phase Of Partisan resentment against
certain American business methods
has proved a house divided against it.
self. and only q few of the leading firms
still stand for its extreme measures;
but those few have made things very
difficult for some OF the American
buyers: and ever the Americans fav-
Orably received found the suspicion,
red tape and surveillance rather an
noytng. even though they realized that
the warning houses had acted under
provocation.
Even outside the syndicate there Is
considerable feeling. an atmosphere
vi distrust. One returning buyer who
ran the gauntlet successfully and
brought models from every house save
Cabot. whose policy of later deliveries
still stands. wiped his forehead and
smiled rueful!y when questioned about
bis trip.
"a German SPY has nothing on me-
he Said. II went over with a clear
conscience and a big credit, hut by tho
time I'd been in Paris twenty-four
hours I felt as though I had incrim-
mating letters to the Kaiser and
Franz Josef sewed in the hem OF my
ooAt and was likely to DO backed up
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Hoopskirts and Skirts
Distended With Horse.
hair Are Many Among
the Models Already
Sent Over

tho haze OF silver: blue ribbon too,
such az Fragonard and Boucher loved.
and although II sounds rather a mess
II is airy. d~iaphanous. quite in tho
spirit of Fragonard's day.
The house of Drecoll, which. b. Tho
way. despite It's Viennese origin, ,s no.
altogether under the French ban. 10
cause 1t Is now supposed 20 be Eng
lish owned. has an excellent collection
of models. so the critics agree. On
the other hand, consensus ot opinion
among the buyers indicates tina,
Jenny. who had such n prod'r, Gus
American success last season. has not
been 80 happy in her rcs..-s th!s
spring.
r3ut OF all that at another ,imc To-
days pictures must have . word or
two.
In tho first place. III" materials .:
the models were all charming and me
dresses themselves were OF a most
wearable and useful sort, IN spite Of
their da.ntiness. All of these materials
-Georrctte. tub silk. radium. tlfc,a-
were figured, bat all were combined
with pain white In anp.c measure
and shecrest texture. - thot ,hs
dresses were iddVly cool lootins and
becoming.
one was OF dotted George'te. rose
! and white. combined with wh's
! Gcorgctte, simple to the nth degree,
but cxqulsite'y made, lovely o. ma
tcrlal and color. Another vas o. IA
Jerz tub silk in the Snfiest of y tons
gray stripping on a white ground. The
" -- go ,4sv-, yf. sftfNno
running crossW.sc and tie handing
Of both tho oycrskirt and the bodice
drapcrv was clever. Sleeves and CO.
mr. o. white Gc1rgcttc and a very
wide hem Of the white G~ccgEe''o ran
all around the overskirt.
Plain white GcorGctte Is apT,"f 70
another figured silk in n name cffec-
tive and easily copied. Tho six n
tbs case IS Il striped rallum faV.ard,
wiz. the stripes running up ana TO
tho full skirt. and, instead cf vide
folds OF white all around IL" pain
fun skirt. deep folds are applied across
front ana back, near the hem, ard
across the s.dos ut knee height In
tho full swirl Of tho skirt folds these
applied pieces give a succession ~
turic or ovcrskirt lines without tfs
bother Of q double skirt. : tinv. short
~e,ccyed bo'cro bodice Of tho silk sIr-
mounted a pretty Ion; sicev,d Nr3"r-
bodice OF white G~oor-ct'o.
These sleeveless ~ovcrb'dircs w,h
under ,ccves, C|cl.ils, Sc, Of G"''so''s
or chiffon. are as has h.cn "a.. before,
extremely popular, and in s.in" cI'es
such a bodice - suI ~pi"nort,I W n
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are ubiquitous. and while many OF
them are stu long. full about the ,l-
bow and held closely - the arm Ivy
some sort OF ruff as they near the
hand, there is a very ~perCeptib,e re-
v!vin- OF the shor;cr sleeve.
one notes. too. that numerous We
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ice OF plain color Is. as had been ind
Gated by advance models. well liked.
Combinations of materials appear in
sistently. and few dresses. whatever
their main material. but have their
supplementary chiffon, G]eorgctte or
tulle. Full sleeves OF tho hin stuff
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But Your Nose 2

In this age attention 20 NoIr uppuarance
II TN absolute necessity u Npu c>rru' to
make the most out 81 HE. Not only tunuli
YOU wish to appear attractive" 50 possible
Tor 'olr own lr-sttisfdttiuN NlAuh -
alone well worth your "1urts. hr' YOU viii
mud the world in gon,rl lguGIuA ,nu
greatly, II not wholly, 10y ,uIr 'luusI>.''
therefore IL paws To 'IouiJ NpuI bose uf
all times. Permit NO one 10 ~" !0u iOOL
ing otherwise; 4, will iujure your welfare.
Upon the Impression You constantly lnakc
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against O wall and shot at any mo-
nent."
Then he lapsed into seriousness:
mo, as q matter OF fact. the French
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-09-21
Auto Service

in the city of Lambertville and sur
rounding country, at reasonable rates.
Local fares, on regular trip, &c. On
calls, Toe. or more, according to dist
ance. Country runs, from 10c. per mile
up. Waiting on trip, 6Oc. per hour
Promptand personal attention given
every call. Careful driving of car and
special attention to aged people and
children.
Louis OKS,
54 ELM ST., LAMBERTvIILE, N. J.
Bell Phone 1865
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WHO BUYS 'EM7

"Why do you specialize on ruta-
bagas?"
"Well, nobody wants to steal 'em.
There's no temptation to eat 'em
yourself. Nothing hurts 'em. It's
a sure crop"
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NOTICE OF PRIMARY AND
GENERAL ELECTION.
Notice of Primary and General Election
and Meetings Of Board Of Registry
and Election Of the Township of West
Ap,uolI

anu WeetiiSs vi DodIu VI VyiStIy
and Election Of the Township of West
Amwell.
The Board of Registry and Election of West
Amwel Election District, will meet on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th, 1910
in the Holco mbe Hall. Mount Airy, N j., (Sec-
ton 10, page IS, Election Laws 1879, and on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th. 1910
the fiji st Registry Day, shall make house to
house canvass for the purpose of registering
voters.
The second Registry Day shall be held at
the place above named, upon the fourth Tue
day of September, being
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1910
and upon the said Registry Day the said Dis
trict Boards of Registry and Election in the
above district shall conduct the
PRIMARY ELECTIONS
from seven o'clock A M. to nine o'clock P. Nj.
to nominate candidates for
Electors for President and Vice President of
the Unit d States.
United States Senator.
Member of the House of Representatives
from the Fourth Congressional District
A Governor.
A Member of Assembly for Hunterdon
County.
Chosen Freebooter for three years.
Coroner
A Member of the State Committee for each
political party for the County of Hunterdon
And to nominate a candidate for each polit-
| zeal party for
A member of the Township Committee
A Constable for West Amwell Township
Justice of the Peace.
| Pound Keepers.
| A member of the County Committee to be
elected in said Election District for each po-
| litical party for the Township of West Amwell
The third Registration Day shall be held on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3lst, 1915
for the purpose of revising and correcting the
original registers, Of adding thereto the names
| of all persons entitled to the right of suf-
| frage, i'll this Election District, at the next
| election who shall appear in person before
| them or shall be shown, by the written atfi-
| davit of some voter IN such Election District,
to be a legal voter of the Township of West
| Amwell.
THE GENERAL ELECTION
TOWNSHIP ELECTION
The General Election and Township Elec
ton Will he held for West Amwel District in
the Holcombe Hall in Mt Airy, N j., for Wes
Amwell on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1910
between the hours of six O'Clock A. M and
| seven O'Clock p. M.
AT the General Election held on Tuesday
November Z, 1915, the following proposition
| to be voted on:
Shall the act entitled AN act creating a
| highway commission and to provide for the
| construction, reconstruction and improve
| ment of certain State highways, providing for
| the pay ment of the cost thereof from the pro-
| ceeds of the sale of bonds to be issued by the
| and providing for the payment of the princi-
| pal and interest of the said bonds from the
| motor vehicle license fees, registration fees,
fines and penalties" be adopted?
VIM. j. LAUDERDALE,
| Township Clerk.
Dated Aug. 80, A d, 1916
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PARADoxlcAL APPEAL

GLOW do you suppose that mer-
chant tried to square himself?"
"How 2"
with a circular"
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ALSO NOTES WITH SLIPPERS.

City Minister DO you preach
without notes?
Country Minister-Not entirely;
| get a fve-dollar note once in a
while.
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'G'm afraid that young nephew o.
yours lacks application"
"Not at I'LL he applies to me for
a loan regularly every week"
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TOW NsHIP ELECTION

The General Election and Township Elec-
ton will he held for West Amwell District in
the Holcombe Hall in Mt Airy, N j., for West
AmWell on
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-09-21
MADE A CAPTURE.

MAUD Wellalong had nothing but,
palms at her Wedding"
"Well, the palm is an emblem Of
ictorv. isn't it."
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SUGGESTING PAvLoVA.

Mrs. Wsyback (reading) Hiram,
what air these Russian steppesp
Mr.. Wayback-One O. them new
tangled dances, s'pose.
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Any errors found in these lists will
be corrected on notice to Receiver OF
Taxes. Lists for 1914 and 1915 will
be published in the next two publica-
tions of this paper.
GEO. K. MELLICK,
Receiver of Taxes.
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GOOD WAY.

"What can I say complimentary
about this singer? His voice has a
terribly berry sound"
"Then talk about his liquid notes. :"
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF HUNTERDON COUNTY.

OF HUNTERDON COUNTY.
hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Member of the Assembly
at the coming primary election. |
desire to thank my friends for their
kind support and hope my record in
the Legislature meets general APP
proval.
HARRY J. IOBST.
Cokesbury, N. j., July Is, 1916.
Ordered and paid for by Harry
J. Iobst.)
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NOTICE OF PRIMARY AND
GENERAL ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that the District
Boards of Registry and Election in and
for the City of LambertvilIe, will meet
in places hereinafter designed.

iOi lic Slty VI LdiitDCitVille, VIII InSel
in places hereinafter designed.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th. 1916
| at the hour of ten o'clock in the morning for
| the purpose of organizing and proceed to
make house to house canvass of the voters
| of said city.
Notice is further given that the said Poards
will also sit in the same places between the
hours Of seven A. M. and nine p. NJ, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER goth, 1916
| for the purpose of conducting a Primary Elec-
| ton for the nomination of candidates for
Fourteen Electors for President and Vice
| President of the United States.
One United States Senator.
One Member of the House of Representa-
| tiyes from Fourth Congressional District.
STATE
| One Governor
COUNTY
One Chosen Freebooter.
| One Member Of Assembly.
| One Coroner.
One Member of the State Committee of each
political party for County Of Hunterdon.
FIRST WARD
| One Councilman.
| One Constable.
| Two Justice of Peace.
| One Member of the County Executive Com
| mittee of each political party.
SECOND WARD
One Councilman (for three years.
| One Councilman flor one year to fill mex
pired term OF, Joseph W. Cooper resignedJ.
! One Constable
| Two Justice of Peace
One Member Of the County Executive Com
M ttee Of each political arty
THIRD WARD
One Come Imam
One Justice OF race
two TENDERS Of the Coun' Executive Com
, mittce Of each political party
The following proposition will be voted
/ at (ItEu rul
Shall the act entitled An act creating a
| highway Comm, sion AMI To provide for the
| construction. Reconstruction and improve
! m"ntS of r,r'ajn State highways, providing
! for he payments Of the cosl there. t ir nm the
prucerGs of the sala of bands to be issued by
Inc me STATE to an amount OF seven million dol
principal and interest Of said bonds from the
| motor vehicle license fees, registration fees,
| fines and penalties" be adopte IL
Said Boards will also sit at the same places
! between the hours of one andyp NJ. for reg
lstratlon purposes
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3Ist. 1916.
And finally nn
TUESDAY. MOVE Der ~, 1916.
betwe n thu hours of six A. Mani seven P
| 4, for the purpose of conducting General
| + ltrhr II frr:
Err ard - Iibrrnia Fire Cnmpnny'+
House,
s'e'ul Ward Fleet Ming Hook Il Ladder
III I'd ard. rst rrrcinct-Culunbia Fire
/ tupiu" Com n"n"'s louise
| FhUu tit l. Stco Il t'rerinrt Alfred *
Heath. wire'wri h lnldin@
/ The .utNnIlnE Inc bttwe II the First ami
! S"c,'"d rr Gin Is Of III rd ,Vnrd is in Tic
/ mid 81 cry strc,i
Win S NY land this e6th day of August,
a, T., -
JAMES II. REYNOLDS,
| lated: Lambertville, N j August % 1914
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12

ioIlcn pou scr ~GeoIcr &coItp 60"
eingcrcitt.
Serr Ibeooore @eus @ietih, glr-
6iteft, bat ole BI6ne fir Elm 5peis
eiubolblt6diges 2cnObanS iiir Serrn
q. 3eIl iertiggcitcat peldes i'm
@reeu Spring Soleo crridtet mer.
ben ioa.
Serr Artbnr i. @erlaW bal Die
SGuier g&r. 572, 574 II. SIS, @rcen-
pilIow.5troBc, imo oie SGiiier 9tr.
$40, 5Sl uno 5S3, @oInnt.Str, am
gefauit, peIde ic einem @runoainS
pon $50 unterIiegen.
Dos 4odterllnOitiid gir. t4O2,
Oecatllr.Str., faufte 2eoi 9. 0uraI
non Somuel u. Barr oIs Sadmnlter,
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Mlmhte entlaiicn lnerOcn.

Ota1Oem er Die Yoli5ei tenahrid)-
tigt botte, ooB @iuiom Sartlope oln
IT.. Sttobcr nit einem 6ubrperf iibcr
Oen Seitenpeg Dor Dem Saliie bon
Somes q. SfeiIlp, ode Safapette. 9lpe.
mo SoOegroue.glaep, oefoDren mar
mO OenicIben bei60Oigt botte, er-
idien gcItern Wlorgen StraBenbmi.
SSneenieur Goofiep nidt III Ger mitt.
lcren @oli5eiitotionL I'M gcgen Sort
looe. DER uerbuitet worocn mar, aus.
5iilagen. S5ortlope lpuroe oarallfbit
BON Dem 9lidter cntIaiien.
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(lrnnNriacnthnma.Mlnrft.

Gin @eidGitsabidhiB BON GROCER
9eoentiuta fon 5niiden Ner nen or
goniiirtcn rGoitern Development
Co." lmo ser r9lopaf Development
50" 5u Stonoe. Die eritgenonnte
@eieli6oit fouite bon Der glovat-@e.
ieliGait 220 Ader gallanO, iueldes
an Scr GoItern.glpeniie.NooO uno Der
Sporrops-@o GiIenbobn geleeen
lit. 9oS 9ono 1T ais OnS Wtiillcr.
@eIGnOe betount m0 tpuroe bon Der
gtopof @eieuiAoit i'm September
5lucdS 9eboune ouecfalIft. 0ns
@elanoe fol- por5ellirt rno bebaut
mcr0en mo fommen S1iier nno
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id)dft wurOe Our1 Die 6irma Galgbu,
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ino inooIoirt elm aapital pon
100000.
9eim @ebGuoe- Snipeftor wurOen
Oie El6ue fiir II weitere 5weiItodige
S0uier, oic on ocr Eulcsfi. lm0
EreBtmanStraBc erriAtct per0ct
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Dor Ser ennaauae bcluMhtIua.

9lS er ouf oen 9eeinn oes @ot-
tesoienItes IN Der @iifro Gooeieb 5p-
noeoge, 9lr. t7-19, SiiO.Sieb Ctr
mortete, iplroe Der 60.iGbriee 9tbra-
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Der 0itlid)en glmbulau5 noN oent
oYRercD -Soipital4 eebrodt weroen.
Dic 9Ier5tc mteriuhten ben Manu
wilieu obcr nidt mas nit ibm log lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12

Geo. 9. gids imo Grou ou @m.
IS. 9udeu uno 6roit, Siioicite Der
@olbroot-, nobe &oieoolesNDe., t6
bel t50.
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s. @c0uop, SiiSieitc Der Gbole-.
nobe @oibineton. Str, 16 bel 80.
Gbos. u. 2iu9noIl oil Soiuoro q.
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NOR, nobe 6ronfiiusStr., IA bel III.
g. SEQ Goof, Eeit. .goaitr., an g.
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ington., nubc McGI6errp.Str., 1873
Bel 80.
MtarD 6. Gurnt an @. SEQ Goot,
Oitieite Der @aibinetou., uobc @lc-
@IOerrp-Str., 1873 bel so.
Carolina 9, gfidorOiou an Sobm
o. goupeI ilno SSralt @eitieite ser
Calhoun, nobe MuIberrD.Str., IS
BEL 1t0.
Sifle %. y <. 80. on 3. Bono
Grams, 8eitieite Der Goen.. nobe
RrottsStr., 13 bel SO.
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gluriIiorp HeoItp 50. on 2eonice
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Ctr, nobc Eotterion.glpcnue, 1879
bel so.
SoworO 81. Snrr an Syoi. s. Ger.
Iod, 9Ioromeitieite ser @reenmiaom,
Ctr, nobe @eor .9(lep, 30 BEL 100.
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2. @otion uno 5rou, SHoIeitc @}ul.
6crrp., no6e MonroeItroBe, i4.S 6ei
so SUB. Gjrlno3inS $40, $500.
Carl 2. @aiion mo 6rou on @lii.
ton Beaumont Sioieite Mhd6errp-,
no9e MonroeiroBe las bel so SUB,
@rlnO5inS $40, $5.
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Streepers ndbe 6IeetItroBe. f2 bel
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1868, S..
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gIpqnue. $1460S7.
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no 6ra,t CitieiteUaibiueton., nobe
9oItinoreitraBe, 12 bei 100 SUB.
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9 0'runOitiide, $5,
s. 8. 9ofer mo 6rolt an 6. q.
@lauII II a. 2 @rluOitiide, 50.
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@uurontee Co. SitOieite &reBtmun.
nobe 0oiwmooNitraBe, IS bei 16A.6
SUB, @rruO3inS $685. IS.
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Seine fir Qebens,eit.

Soeben fertig geiteut 5lpei Seiben 2.it5dtger
prnier, z 9inmer, Bab nnb 8erdnbns5ront.
100 glOf WOHtpelicr-G -GtrGfe.
NebeH Clifton Bari uno SarIorosglbe.
Seine StruBe uiio gelunbe adae.
Bter Simmer einfDliebli1 ~Hitdenettc-, nui
Dem srfien Dlur. .Rit6eneite" entbdIt trvs
oerne @ds.Hanae, mooerne Stodfiite ennilirs
ten IuSeub nit gtbflubbret. eleitriften J6ber
tiir ben Sontrier. @umpfbei5unq, SdrtbulB,
loiln, nit fdniidrem 2lbj1niniten Saben biele
unbere moberre @teenheiteu. Wlnn nebme Snrs
toro'glDenlie @leftriicbe, nBroIim inbrero, bis
UloHtpeliersGtrnBe. ~
fbt 6. 3. GannnBer SaenItN GunipanN, Nrbauer.
~hrenn; 9i0--920 Munleh gufiblng.
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ScltuuS 5trob. 3nfilbr Seu
IS2 Eonnen, Stroh 81 Eonnell.


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gtr. 3 SIce. ...,. 500 500
Strob Ero Come.
Otr. / Roeseu. .. $16.50-17.00
gtr. , 6oeeen. ... t5.50-i6.00
] glr. GongIeO Aogeeu t2,00-13.00
gtr. ? GaueIeo &oeeeu 1000-11.00
gtr. Nei5eu. . 800 $50
0r, 2 8eijeu. ... 500 $50
Nr. 1 Safer ..... 10.00-t1.00
glr. 2 Safer .. 900 $50
Gutter. II Separator, 9funo,
S7-3712c; 9Sriuts, 15 &hlno. 81
-3Sc; @rints, 1 @htno, 37-3Sc;
@Iofs, 2 @flnO, So -37c; DoirD
%rints, Mo., ga. imO go.. 2S- 29c. !;
Storepodeo, 271@c; RoIs, no. iuO
/ @o., Csc; &ollS, gS..@o., 27c.
@efliiGeI. - Sabner, litnge.
&fuuo, l7--.Sc.; olte else;
olte Sabine unO Stogs, 10-11c., !,
@uten. juoe, 14-16c.; tlelne, 13-
i4c.; Eurteps, idnere, 8 @iunO mO
nebr 23-24c; fleine utogere, 20
pic; Eouben oIte lin6 ilinge, 8oor.
20c. Guinea @efliieeI. iinge, ~
Hilino imo mebr, Stiid, 80 S5c;
tleinere. 5000.
@ier. - Wo. imO ga. 0utenb,
40c.; Galtern Shore. Mo. uno &o.,
40c; weitIidc (Obio), 40c; @..8o.,
39c; iiiolihe (yIorO- gorolino) $50.
8obnenuuo@rbien.-@rb.
fen, 9uidcl, $2.40-2.50.
Sbitun0 Sem il re. 9lepieI,
y. M0. unb 9o., 6oB, $2.5O-3.5O;
&raut, bnm6ert SD; Come, $50
40; 9obnen glorfoIt. @u., $i.25
-$t.50; ghmcnfobL Song S.
Lamb, Crate, $2.00-2.25; Sob.
$3.50; SeIlerie. S..y., @iin6eI,
20-50c; @urfel SIo., aorb So
3.25; EroubeL aorb 16c-lSc;
Scale, 9sorfoIt, Sob, SOC. $1.00;
9opfIoIot, gtorfoIf, aorb doc
$t.00; 3piebeln eeIbe, 8uidel,
$1.60-1.70; N..g. uno meItIide
100 &fO. Sod, $3.40-3.60 @irnei
gaitern Shore Sieffer, " 9orb, 90
-25c.; Sob, $1.25-t.75; N,,gy
9artIctt's, SAB, $4.5O-5; Efeffer,
Gorb, 20-25c.; auinces, 92..g.,
Sab, $4.50-5; Spmot, glorfoIt.
SoB $100; Tomatcn rcife, Gcrb,
30-35c; Crime. 10-t5c; @eiBe
&iiben, Gorb 80 -4Oc.
&ortcffeIn. @eiBe, @nid..
8.. .@ao. uno Eo., $t.5O-1.60; g.
3. unO SSerlep, $i.5O-f.6 90; Gait.
ern Shore @O.. $1.30-1.35; @u.
iheIfiItc, $1.35-t,4 40; iiiBe aartof.
ieln, Goitern Store, eeIbe, SAB,
$2.25-2.50; slnne 9IriiuoeI. Stano-
arO Sob, $2.40- $50; flcines 5oB,
5000 2.15; yoms, ercBe, SAB.
$t.75-2.
Slide, TnItern uno Ser.
rapinS. ~ Ssarpfen 9fo.. 3-4r. /;
Grocus, SAB. $t0-t5; ylounoers,
EinnO, .3--5c.; Grout. eroBe, 5aB,
$i0-t2- flcine. sos; 5tor uoer
9litteriiid, Sob $S--10;, Sod,. &fS.,
10--16c; peiBer &ert, 9fllno, g.
10c; meoium 4-5c; eelber @crd).
groBe, S--i0c.; fIeine bis meOhtng
/ i+fuuo, 4-5c.; 0todcreL YhfnS,
1920; &oiIors eroBe 9flno. ~
-i5c.; neoiun, 6-Se.; Gatfiid),
&fo, 2-3c; &e6te, $50. Is iSc;
Hale, @fo., DC; Clans, bunocrt,
65-70c.; slititern @6oice, 6oB, $500
-3.25; Erimes, SoB, $2.25-2.50.
! 9 dmeine. 6erfel, je nod
G5r0Be, Stiid, $1.75-2.50; SDocts,
ie roh Gjr0Be. $3-4.50.
3GIber. - Gboice. 8fluO, 12c,;
cute. 11--1lhc.; ;cbmere fette SEAL.
Der, Stiid, $40 %; rallDe, Stiid.
$f3-l5; moeere, Stiid, $50.
2dmmer nnO 2 duafe. -
G5oice iette Sd)aoie, 8fO., 41s5c.;
gute, 3-4c.; ronbe, Stiid $1.50-
2.50; @ode, SfO., 31a-4c.; Qduntes,
Choice iette, 9iOy iOc.; CUTE bis me.
oiiut s15-9 Sc.
&inOpie SSlmge iette Gtiere
/ hni, t000t h;s tO00 Qse,.,S H(o,,,;Lt