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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-18
9lltunia.
: EtntsfruoSe( nnoheonuAt

Mpt Statsfengiel paabegpnbt. =
g(rbeioet paa BET me Statsf9ngiel,
iom meb en- 9efoitning al 3@ Mil-
lion Collars ifal opfsres / Solicit, be-
epnbtes oenne ltge. Irbeioet ifal uoe-
Inffenoe uofsres at Straffanger, og
oct ME Sengiel antages at bore
fuIot f9rbiet inoen fem Mar.
Brat Cpersans. Webens Burton
Sarris al Sos angeles, Gal., forle'
ben Sag unber en- Semperatur, Der
n9rmeoe fig De bunorebe GRADER,
triaeoe @rus paa 9pen Sttapas 60
ser, blep Der operraft BAN ct Sele-
gram ON, at en- grlnorig Snfel bob
De efterlaot bam 100000. Ser for.
t9lles life, bporpiot Wailoen arbeioe-
De Oaeen no, e1er ON ban ltrar Loo
SriGebsren ifiptte Jig ielo.
Turimaaet Sritemano arreiteret.
Gun S'9rien, en- pelitaaenbe ung
Sarmer, Der ner Worris ifjeo og
maoife osoelie iaareOe lin aiGreIte,
Wiis Soa Sorfelion, blep forleoen
paogreben n9r Sec. Higen blep RAM
met al to Sfub meoens bun bar noe
at fisre iammen meo lin Wooer, pe
efter at bore inolagt paa Soipitalet
gap 29eerne fun tibet Suob for benz
oes 9ip. Sum bapoe paret forlopei
meo S'9rien, me Sorbinbelien par
nplia blepen b9pet efter S%ilifpnoelie
al Yiaens Mober, ipm life funoe for
lone Jig meb Den lnge Wanbs beiti9e
9enlpt.
Or. Mnrpbps iibite gbelie. Gen
nplig afbebe befienote Gbicago.&i'
rurg Sobn g. Wturpbp bar poet Se'
gefunIten mango Sieneiter, pg bon
pebblep bermeo lige mo / OGDEN -
eaer ~rettere efter Cohen. San be-
ltemte nemlig fort fpr lin 600, al
hans 9egeme ifilloe undertakes er
Sbouftion oe Sposaariagen neiag'
tia faItllaaes = til SiGlp for lignen'
oe Sili9lber / Sremtioen. Sbonftio'
men fanbt Steo paa Wercp Spipital
bpor Ben afosoe airurgs n9rmeItt
apuegaer foretog De llnoeriegelier
iom ban til De minoite gnfeltbeoel
bapoe nopiflet for Dem. &eiultate1
al Sbouftionen bar merfeligt berpeo
at Den al Or. Wl,rpbp ielp itiaeot
9iagroie log til. 2Gger1e aalac
bette iom noeet ganife %iielbent, ice
man panifelig fan beitemme lin eyer
SilItano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-18

Npinbernf ltperer ls.

NDinbernf ltDcrer 20. Njgrerne
for en- ,Ssbonocl | Seleno iireIfebe for.
leoen. oa BET ioa no I'll. at DC life
pilbe bltDe ilian0 III at ioripne lime
Gm0er Nien ioo log eierneS Sn-
iiruer 90 1sire tat, og aSieu blcp al
Dem leDerei III Den beiiemie 9ib. Oct
bar psnnen Tor GDeriio, Tom 0isrer'
ne % ArbeiDsaiDerne life funoc encs
ON
Wdolnt aDinbt, UfS. Sniton
GaDnge GHmO0e0e D0pens SoonobG'
Dere DerlleDs ONT al orrclterc Il
Uirnb. Det bdDDe iolai benbeS Wonf
8rPnbeDiH. men M ben Ncifcb. al
Der ingen NeDilef i0felan hrs. Gut
ION beiltiiebe ba ieln II lfo'ic Wepi
fer, og beHpenOenbe 10 Ill DC II
UlqHb Tflrrebe bnn at bcnbeS
Wlaub triangle Ho9le Gpliipere for a
bliDe BET. gDm inlen. Oct lpffeoes
benbe paa begae sieber At fiebc cr
5laife Nr9nbeDlH, oa meb bioie @e
Diier maaite toibia lfribe IND. q
10 ErGHbeOiHsgarfer blen bier ioem'
en Diulfi ~ $40
Tea mite 1sf r~anbbrnaets Tic
ueIis. Zen giiiiae esas. iotn ! ariaer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-18
Stl Gtrino 2tafbmS.

Sc beb bsbrb beg, raar Oh pillar.
De- Siarta gier 10 miuft
IA bspre aloffetonar pene
% S~osiebrat % Sur.
Scr Sarfen npp on lpfter.
ME lit paa baage Stol,
% sanle Solf iee rettar,
nm Del iat ign tbop.
Sit Spill bill lense lipa,.
Der dlbri III bill bsp,
for bet Tan @dnnen lettd,
Inn ban er tine os trshtt.
81 "Sigrib" ifielp % %iuftar,
bu Ioffar Sonar fram
irm Slsl / Stosen fuitrar,
lin Wafe albri fam.
Gin 8rans 10 bill me fletta,
Elm Hin9 firing Deg IIaa,
for bine Sonar trilar
iom Soe fra erene Strad.
81, 2ensielstonar beprer
icm 8aufen giel / Sre.
% llnsbomstantann itrspntcr,
me berre lit % grGt.
8unndr SirfeIdrb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-18
"6uSnennen".

Subbarb, Iebr.. 9be Warts 1915.
-- Sil Se bore iaa penIig at
ieuSe mig Spmaifine SO. 800 meo
Gaetrrs pianofinerct Salbbsrsfabinet.
Set cr MI Den 3Die Ndifin hi bar fisbt
De to isrite bar Ri lift soot. Saas
Der Sc pil ienSe ben %inareit muIist.
Tcslaat icnoes $23.25. @i bar 10 npIis
betaIt pp for "8eeorabs Soften, men
,aa fan Sc ieIp resne I'D hporl9nse
Sen MI blir betalt op.
Sans Sanien,
q. 1. SubbarS, 'Nebr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-18
3trbrarku.
Wpb Iaisanlino iifrct.

Jleqn loloi ben 14oe bs. ioo omtrent
ooer belle Nebroita, og Stotcn er Der.
oeo iifret en- goo WoiSoolin9. Selp
/ BE- Sirea, hoor Eerfen o9 Sebcn for
rogen 3io ii6en 9iorbe iia melt 9irl.
oenoe, or Der nj lloligt til Ell olniu.
oelin AoIlra. mebenS ben poo andre
Sicber fines at bIipc ooer Oct nor
male.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-18
6leor cafe Sfplcbnauina brruSt
Icltromi biiuloer 9%iecuic. Count,
Soo Sottcreu rammcs al ennet.

MiIS Cora &oIboriou, 20 Aor gam,
mel, blcu i%orlcoen ronmet % Orrbt
al 2nnet Ii0c uoenior Gercu III line
6orrlorc$ Stem / Safc Tort. 6or.
pIorenc TOO finn noglc loa 600 ira
hcnoe, ga bun rammeocS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-18
Griicn / Grpsbp upcritaact.

-
Gro4bp mclbtea Ben 16oe bS., at ari.
len blouot sc itreifeube @rubearbci.
oerc Der on nniaaeS Tor oucritaact,
i0et ale Npub, pna omtrent 90 nGr,
baphe 9~icnoptaeet Nrbeioet. Suer
80 Niouo bar uppnte Gag penot til
boge I'll Wrubcrne. % mango iaoes at
ripe iitpffer line ). ". u. WeolemS.
tort.
Spnc nnScr S%bierpatiou. i Gimp.
ion mar HoheIier blep man iorleoen
opmerfiom pan Ell Some, Der por bic
pen lam / 6soberne, % ba Der paa
Ste6et iorefommer ct SilfGloe al
SarnelomneIie, lao oct NOR al fro.
al Semen leo oerai o. maalte par an.
ioorlig for SpgoommenS NptrGbcr
oerlteos. Semen er M brogt til SG'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-18
Hnrn Hukrtc.
Yrubibitiuniiternes &unpcntiun.-

pHtptttpht'tth
Rorth SofotaS Trohibitionilter itol
aiholoe i'm aonucntion / Sarge Den
30te 4llguit Tor at npntllerc &an-
0i0oter Tor Treiioent electors lanlt
nomincrc eDer anbeiale &unoioatcr
Tor Stat2cmbeoSmTnp, 'om bette an'
ices tiIraaocIigt.
Ssnoaasulpffer fuitcr iire Mcnnc.
itclip. sra Gorringtou nrloteS Wfan'
oag, at ~iorifieni9e lllptfer Den 10.
~re9aaeuoe Goa bopbc toItet ire Wen.
ueifer 9ipct. 80 WGno brTbicS poa
Scrnbanen. Den treble buffeoc unber
Tor @osioraiitnina menens eli fler.
DC Srufnebe. Sirene par: @ilianl
\. Gilbert, premier, faitet al Soget
nGr @ead; Serman Gcpbol, II Mar,
fpalt / eli @reno nGr Superne;
BERNHARD @lirbapcn, - Mar, brif.
net, og en- uficnbt Iono, Srrbt uu-
ser CT Sernbunctog NOR Sulr
SpringS.
Vlcu tunnsne let Sclfab. - 7.
NJ. Sunioro o. Carl s)ornfin. ser
beggc paaitanr iig az here biemmc
Gnocrlin. bar unoer ct Sorbpr i Gar.
40 iortalt on. hporlehes DC al &. z
Sicferion % Sobn &omarb, beaaC
| tilbpreuoe 5. W. ", bIep tpunane
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-18

Stntens Statte6ibrae. Zen oar.
li9e Rapport al aommi& iUren Tor
$uterual &%epeulic / &uihington ri.
fer. OF Soma / &Cgnifob2auret en-
Ocnoc Den 30tc ,$uui mar u0ct beni
moo 21a Wiiuiou Collars, euer moi.
agtia $2,562 ,S59.0S, / DC iorifieui.
&C Sfattc, Der tilfaloer Gcgicriugen.
8erai beIeber Somas percentage Sn0.
fomsitat fla til $277,09S. -, aorpo.
rotiouers 3n6fomititat til $517,SS7,.
90, 0rigSifotteu iii St,1S1,446.50
og Den nlminoclige Hepeuue, naor
ocn iaofnIote &rigsifGt iratrTffeS, iii
5S6,426.07. Gen betpoeligite Sno.
t9afsfiloe UNDER 9eitemmeIicn ON
ari8sifat par Stempelifattcn Ctomy
tar, ioet Soma Tor at iorlDnc line
Iofumenter meo oen lopbeialeol
Stempel eler Nerfe uobetalte 500,
073.74.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-18
3tliunrrrtu.

Sil Tuitmciter / Tino9cr, GoIS
Gountn, or iorlebeu uNnUpnt See Z.
Getcriou.
Glcar Cafe S%fplcbnouina brTnSt,
Gleor Cafes me Neiifolebuanln9,
uetop fuIoicrt meo CT llblTg al $780,
coo, ncbbrunote 9tot Ill Slraoaa,
,<lOcn trpca Of urre puoIot.
@cltrnmi biinlber Siecuic. Gorntp
Option cr Hagen meo oultrent $50
Stcmmer$ Moioritet / @cltrami
Gorntp. Der oltiaa nil pebbIipe at no.
itcoe 2iccnic for Hu9orittcuoiolg.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-20
BAPTIST YOUNG
PEOPLE CONVENE
TON BEGINS TODAY IN
MOULTRIE.

The twenty-ffth annual convention
of the Georgia Baptists Young Peo-
pies union will be held in Moultrie
today, tomorrow and Thursday. Prep
arations have been made for the en-
tertainment of between six and seven
hundred delegates.
The young people will 90 into con-
vention with the best report made by
any state in the south. They will have
represented 50 unions in the first class
those that have measured up to the
requirements of the standard of excel
lence established by the b. Y. p T., of
the south. Heretofore Texas has had
the largest number of unions of the
first class of any southern state.
The report of Frank H. Leavell,
field secretary of the organization,
will show that 125 new unions have
been formed during the past year.
This is little less than the previous
years campaign, when 17S new I'M
ions were established. At present
there are 450 unions in the state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-20
TEXTILE MILLS
IN FULL BLAST
ONLY NINE PLANTS ARE IDLE
OUT OF A TOTAL
NUMBER OF 1866.

That prosperity reigns throughout
the south is shown by the report of
II. NJ. Stanley. commissioner of com.
merce and labor now in the hands of
the printer. II shows that there are
in Georgia 1866 textile mills. of which
only nine are idle The total capital
of these mills is S48,S49, 232.73. OF
the lG6 textile mills, 100 Of them are
located in IS counties of the state.
Only four in the nine idle mills are in
these sixteen counties mentioned.
II is deduced, therefore, that the
more mills that are located in a Civ.
en- place, the better the opportunity
is for making success. The COM
bined capital of the mills in these six
teen counties amounts to SAB, S93. 727.-
s.. or just $4,955. 5O5.OS less than the
capital for the entire state.
In the report textile statistics for
all counties having thee or more
mills Of the same class are tabulated
separately. Muscogee county leads
the state in capital invested in textile
mills, followed by Troup and Rich
mond is third In the number Of
spindles and looms Muscogee leads,
with Richmond second and Fulton
third.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-20
CIVIC LEAGUE
IS PLIMENTED
JOHN c. STILES WRITES LETTER
OF APPRECIATION FOR
GOOD WORK.
Brunswick. Ca. June 10. 1916.

o.
TO the Editor Of The News: I
will be very glad if you will allow
me sufficient space in your columns
TO express my appreciation. and / am
sure also. that Of my fellow citizens
OF the work made manifest by our
Civic league.
Anyone that can look at our city
hall park at this time, and not feel
like giving honor TO whom same is
due, is indeed 2 base migrate.
OF course our efficient city author
tiles have co-operated with the ladies
in every way, and are to be commend
ed for their action, but our hats are
off to the faithful few, who did and
are still doing things to beautify this
city.
Il know that the question of suf-
frage for woman, is a dangerous sub
ject for base man to handle, but 1
must confess t. the feminine race
make as good job of voting as they
have of improving cities, that open
ly advocate their equality with man
at the polls, (of course no male per
son could possibly be their equals
any where elae) and in fact | have
been so Impressed by what has been
accomplished mere by the weak crea-
lures" that | begin to believe that
| was actually born a suffragette.
"JOHN G. STILES"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-20
MAKING THE MOST oF.JUNE.

To enjoy the beautiful month of
June to the utmost one must be in
good health. Kidneys failing to work
properly cause aches and pains, rheu-
matism, lumbago, soreness, stiffness,
Foley Kidney Pills make kidneys act.
i've and healthy and Danish suffering
and misery. Why not feel fine and
fit? Be well! Be strong!
Sold everywhere.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-20

The cheapest advertising on
earth is the Wart Ads that are
carried in The News Classified
Department.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
Vice President of
Bank Responsible
For Its Collapse

NEWARK. n /. luly q Full re
spunsihil,y int the collapse oi the Mn.
tual Trust company oi Orange, y ].
which was closed Monday hy state
banking aulhuri'ie, va, assumed lac
Thursday hy Edwin II Hatch. vice
president ol the institution. and said
iD be- onc ui us largest vugthrllct,
lht ,psh. hc{'a'i resulted ifom tht
t,sf,rriiliUiit ol a SNunl d,noNt 'u
ten times that amount inWu
lla',hs statement. issued ifrm M,
sick bed followed ihr arrest ~ him
self and Thomas * n,fne scttclat,
treasurer OF the bank The latter ptr
,iunsly had admitted. according 10 the
au'hofiiie, that he had part In the
alleged conspiracy hut asserted his al,
was me-, prompted hy a desire iot per
,nral gain
Hatch on the night ~ Nav N last.
rnniidcd In him nymr declared that
his 'tcad, muret' Wa, tied ur because
hr had undertaken iu .atn certain
rspcr which the bank held from
FORMER United State, Senator lam,
Smith ir oi New lcf,c, a, the time pi
lhc latter, failure about wear ar1
bvrnc said he reluctantly consented 90
sign nyct the ccfiiiicaliun requested
by Hatsh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28

She has ,rth'H.t SHINY hair. great IN.
brown cyc, and c,ca.hc, two lu.hc.
long"
''-c yon nnr~ 'hsy are 'wo inrhc
lur.' Mr Crluh asked me an'
laughed "lr .ccms 60 me- y1n arc
hns,ng ON Z, the truth hy an Cc
LASH"
"WclL" was forced 10 admit. "pcr
hap. they aren't quite 'vu inehr, long
bu hu' they're cyrop'iunll'
"Ncry we'll" Mr. Griuh replied ~
.hl'l have ~ p and interview 'h'- r.
maIlh'r. c.'a.h.l young aly"
And lctme f..l y0u ~ wls only 'cn
mg'c.. attcr 'ho interview ''u' vi,
Nomand wls engaged 20 play leads
On. Of ,bc nr,, picture, in which We
PLAYED together was 'hc "Nnlrr o'
/ Nets" hu' because She was STD dark She
/ was soon cast for an the deep dyed wl.
/ lliuc,scs one d1v she c,n'.lcl - me-
| that she would lrtc 20 be- q comedian
hn' wc laughed A. her, telling her that
because Of her flashing black cgc. and
ic' black hair She vas destined 70 be "a
heavy woman
pur if w1 nn' 'arr after 'hapH,hc
. dl htg, hrr opportunity nl h.r won
lrrfu sense Of humor ruu Ncrllc'
her 70. one ~ the finished product, -
/ laughter provoking comedy From the
/ HIuulph studio She went 20 the Key
ronc and there ,hc became known as
the daring dlshng keystone girl
a, the month, drli'cl into wears, no
ON, seemed 'n remember Mabel Nor
mand 70, q heavy dramatic artist but
thought ~ her ouly %, 'hc laughing
'unn, gu m.hu dlrrdc,il Mabel -
hc Ecy0.n, aomciic,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-28
oDean OF Ml,.oun LawyeI," DC,

KANSAS CITY, July 2s-Coloncl
Louis n Waters. lawyer and civil wai
veteran. died al his home here TODAY
oi pneumonia after a short illness. He
was widely known throughout the
southwest He was " years old and
retired less than two years ago after
having been an auofue, since 1919 He
was known In Kansas City as "tnc dean
ni Missouri hwycts'
The Washington herald., 1916-08-18
P IMPLIES EASILY
GOTTEN RID OF
Simple Home Treatment
Without Salves or
Lotions.

The cause of nine-tenths of the
pimples people have is faulty diges-
tlon' stomach trouble, inactive liver
and constipation. when this is un-
derstood the matter of getting rid of
the pimples becomes a very simple
one. once the right remedy is found.
The great success of Mr. Tablets as a
treatment for pimples lies in the fact
that this remedy not only rouses the
ilVer to activity and relieves consti-
patton, but it also contains certain
vegetable elements which tone up
and correct the stomach, promote the
flow of gastric juice and relieve fer
mentation in stomach and intestines.
IL is recommended that any one
with pimples take Natures Remedy
(NR Tablets) every night before re-
tiring-do this for a few nights rum
ming, and they will find their com
plexions will clear, the pimples will
disappear and they will feel better in
every way.
For every one that is constipated
or ,"liyerish" or anyone suffering
with rheumatism-young or old-our
advice is, take an Mr. Tablet tonight
and you'll feel better in the morning.
Get a 25c box at any druggists.
Guaranteed or your money back
At all four Peoples Drug stores,
9TH & X Sts- N. w. 7th & e SITS. N. w.
18th a Sts. N. w. 7th 4 II sts, N. w.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-18
PLAN TO LOOSE FLOOD
OF SOUTHERN ORATORY
Democratic Campaign Leaders Expect
to Start Work in Earnest
After September 2.
CBy dc InternatIonnI Newr Service j

CBy the International News Service. }
New York. Aug. -7.-FOIlowing Presi-
dent Wilson's notification ceremonies at
Shadow Lawn, Long Branch, September
>, the Democratic national campaign will
be launched in earnest. Speakers will
stump every State in the Union. and the
women in States where they have the
vote will be especially active
Homer S. Cummings. chairman Of the
speakers bureau here, is organizing
every detail of the campaign, and al
ready has a partial list of prominent
speakers from Eastern and Southern
states who will stump for Wilson.
A woman's campaign bureau is to be
formed in answer to demands from
women all over the country that they be
given an opportunity to help re-elect
President Wilson.
Among the Democratic speakers who
will be assigned dates later are:
From Maryland-GOv. Z. c. Harring-
ton, United States Senator Blair Lee, and
State Insurance Commissioner E. Mason
Shehan.
From West Virginia-soucitor General
John W. Davis.
The notification ceremonies will be in
charge Of the New Jersey Democratic
State committee. More than 5000 invita-
uon5 will be sent to Democratic leaders.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-18
TAXATION ITEMS
HALT CONFEREES
Senate and House Still Disa.
gree Over District APP
preparation Bill.

| Conferees on the District of Columbia
appropriation bill reached the expected
snag in their deliberations yesterday and
the Senate and House will be informed
today that the conference is in disagree
ment on important features OF the meas
lure.
The big difference comes in the adop-
ton of the Senate amendment providing
for the continuation of the $3.50 plan of
taxation for the District, and Representa-
tive Page of North Carolina, will ask
for instructions from the House on this
and other questions in dispute.
] The Sterling amendment providing a
tax for intangible property and Is cent
gas for the District, are other matters on
which the conferees could not reach an
agreement besides a number Of smaller
details
The conferees did reach an agreement
on firemen and policemen pensions, but
whether they rejected the LaFollette
amendment in its entirety or adopted it
rs an adequate pension plan, will not be
divulged by the conferees until Senator
Smith, of Maryland, reports the result
| of the conference to the Senate.
Parliamentary procedure on the bill now
offers various choices. Either the House
can instruct it's conferees to recede from
their stand for a two-thirds taxation sys-
| tenn instead of the 800 or il can sus-
tain the committee and send the matter
hack for further conference. The Senate
has the same authority and permanent
deadlock would result in the passage Of
resolution continuing the existing ap-
preparation bill for another twelve
months.
Failure by Congress to pass the bill
means that the new 81, 10000 Central High
School and the new $4,000 Colored high
school cannot be opened for the coming
school term, unless their maintenance is
provided for by special legislation No
funds are available to pay the employees
in these buildings.
Other disadvantages which a deadlock
would cause, would be the wiping out Of
appropriations for:
Authorization for extension and pave
ment of the new streets and suburban
lrOads.
New apparatus for the Fire Depart
ment, amounting to nearly 100000
An appropriation for a municipal hos
pital
Increases of salaries proposed for var
ious employees of the District government.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-18
PASSENGERS SEE U-BOAT
T0WED TO BRITISH PORT

tBy the International News SeryIceD
New York, Aug. I7-Passsengers arriv-
ing here today on the Cunard liner AIunil
from London, told of seeing two war
ships towing a captured German subma-
rlne into an English port as the liner was
passing through the channel. Officers on
the snip said it was getting easier to
capture submarines as they are mostly
manned by green crews the veteran
sailors having mostly been killed.
The Alaunia's departure was held up for
two days because it was stated a subma-
rine was lyin in wait for her in the
channel
The Washington herald., 1916-08-18
MARKET PRICES
REMAIN STEADY
Most Fish Still High and
Scarcer Than for
Years. -

Not a new vegetable or fruit appeared
on the local market during the past
week and there are very few changes
in prices. Lettuce is little scarcer and
shows g slight raise in price. Cucum'
bers are also scarce and the price re-
mains high. Lines and lemons are still
high.
Meat prices remain the same although
the wholesale prices show a slight ad
vance.
Fish are stin high and are scarcer than
they have been for years. Prices on
all brands remain the same except mack
rel. which shows an advance Of 5 cents
and salmon with q fall of cents. Sal
mon are not any more plentiful, but the
demand has fallen of.
Prices quoted at Center Market yester-
day were:
EGGS.
Eggs doz., 35a3
Best creamery. h.. 40 Process. b., y
MEATS.
Roast veal. b., lsa25.' Beef roasts. h. lsa25
Veal CHOPS, h, 2Jas0 Hamburger h, IS.
Besfsteak. b., &a35. Bacon. h., 25a30.
Smoked ham. b., - Sausage, ID. =.
Lamb chops. h.. 25aA. Roast lamb ID, Is
Lamb stew. ID, IS
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes, h-pk.. 10. Ripe hgs. qt., 3.
string Deansr ~ <, ~ EEE tomatoes h-pk. 10.
Lima beans. qt g. Lettuce head lOal5
Spinach. h-pk. I5a25 Celery, bunch, 5a.O
Corn, doz.. l5aS. Sweet potatoes L-pk., Is.
Eggplant 5al0. Peas. L-Tk. p
New apples Is-pk., lH1l5. CsntaIoupes 5aIO
PinsappIcs. each. lsae). Cucumbers doz, Da4o
Tomatoes. = PIX, lOa.5.
FRUITS
Lemons doz.. 25aiO. Pears. basket. 0a5.
Orange. duz 5a6J. Bananas dOz lsa25.
Peaches. basket. lGa25. LINES, doz Oa3o
Large basket, i0a65.
FISH
Sea bass b. I2a. MackereI. ID. p
Cod. h. 8. POlIocs, H.. %
Salmon. h 90 HaddUck ID. 70.
Tlshsh. To. Is. Croker b. 10
RCckfsh b.. I5a25. Bluehsh, h. p
Crab meat h.. 81 HaIibut. h.. %.
Crab fake. qt.. 80. FIounders. Ib. I2I4
Clans. 1T. % Oysters Qt %.
Soft crabs, dGJ, 75al.OO Trout, lb., Is.