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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-12
ARRANGED A PROGRAM FOR,
GA Go-To-sUNDAY-ScHooL DAY

Atlanta, Nov. 1O.-At the meeting of
the Executive Committee Of the Geor-
gia Sunday School Association, held
in Macon on November 9Th, the fol-
lowing committee was appointedt4tO
arrange a program for Georgia GO
T-Sunday School Day." February 18th,
1917: D. d. Sims, ]. ]. Eagan, ]. V.
Wellborn, A. B. Caldwell and T. M.
F'urlow, this being the date agreed
on by the committee last June.
The next annual session of the
State Convention is to be held in Sa-
vannah. The committee voted to hold
the meeting on May Sth, 9Th and 10th.
The same committee which is to ar
range the program for Sunday
School Day" was instructed to arrange
the program for the state convention.
The matter of public school credits
for work done in the Sunday schools
was discussed and subcommittee ap-
pointed to outline the plan.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-12
RoRBER FIRES AT WOMAN HE
TRIES TO ROB AT AMERICUS

Americas, Nov. 10.-When Mrs.
Chappell Alexander, white store
keeper on Spring street, refused to
allow a white man to loot the cash
register in the store about dark to-
night, she was shot in the hand with
a gun which the robber grabbed from
the shelving as Mrs. Alexander grasp
ed another from drawer.
Police and county officers immedi-
ately secured dogs, who have yet been
unable to find a reliable trace. The
man entered the store presumably
to buy five cents worth Of tobacco
and when the drawer was opened to
make the change he ordered the cash
TO be turned over to him. Mrs. Alex
ander fired at the fleeing man.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-12
THIEVES BUSY AT FIT. VALLEY.

Fort Valley, Nov. I0.-Quite a num-
Der of robberies have been reported
to the police at Fort Valley this week,
two bold thefts occurring Wednesday
evening about dark. While Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rountree with a party of
friends were returning from the fair
at Macon, thief entered the front Of
their house, cutting the wire screen,
and got away with several pieces Of
jewelry, some clothes and other valu-
ables A large number of burned
matches were found throughout the
house, Supposedly at about the same
time some one entered the home Of
Walter Bowman and made way with a
number of valuables, taking the shot
gun to the back yard and dropping
it. The police force are active in the
effort to ascertain the guilty party or
parties.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-12
CARRIERS REST THEIR CASE.

Atlanta, Nov. 10.-The railroads OF
Georgia, which are petitioning the
state railroad commission for gen
eral revision of interstate freight
rates in this state, rested their case
Thursday. Chairman G. M. Gambler
of theh railroad commission anounc'
ed that the commission will take a
recess in the rate hearing until Mon
day, Feb. s. upon which date the op-
position to the proposed new rates
are asked to present to the commits
sion their answer to the carriers pc
tition.
The carriers closed their case with
testimony from w D. Beymer, comp
troller of the Central of Georgia rail
road, who stated that upon an ap'
pointment of property valued at $14,-
900 per miles for use in intrastate
freight traffic in Georgia, the Central
earns a return of 2.07 per cent.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-12

alimentary tract, before putting more
food into the stomach.
Girls and women with sallow skins,
liver spots, pimples or pallid complex
ion, also those who wake up with a
coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath,
Others who are bothered with headaches,
bilious spells, acid stomach or constipa-
ton should begin this phosphated hot
water drinking and are assured of very
pronounced results in one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate costs very little at the drug store
but is sufficient to demonstrate that just
as soap and hot water cleanses, purities
and freshens the skin on the outside, so
hot water and limestone phosphate act
on the inside organs. We must always
consider that internal sanitation is vast
ly more important than outside cleanli-
ness, because the skin pores do not abb
sorb impurities into the blood, while the
bowel pores do.
Women who desire to enhance the
beauty of their complexion should just
try this for a week and notice results. 7
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-12

Mendoza, Argentina, has $4,000 peo-
pie.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-12

To look ones best and feel ones best
is to enjoy an insidesbath each morning
to flush from the system the previous
days waste, sour lamentations and pol
sonous toxins before it is absorbed into
the blood. Just as coal, when it burns,
leaves behindsa certain amount OF IN
combustible material in the form OF
ashes, so the food and drink taken each
day leave in the alimentary organs a
certain amount of indigestible material,
which if not eliminated, form toxins and
poisons which are then sucked into the
blood through the very ducts which are
intended to suck in only nourishment to
sustain the body.
If YOU want to see the glow of healthy
bloom in your cheeks, to see your skin
get clearer and clearer, you are told to
drink every morning upon arising. a
glass of hot water with teaspoonfuI
Of limestone phosphate in it, which is a
harmless means of washing the waste
material and toxins from the stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels, thus cleans
ing, sweetening and purifying the entire
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-12

didate for sheriff, who bas backed by
The good government committee, de-
feated j. E. Gorato, the present sher-
if, by 35 votes.
C. S. Bacon, Independent candidate
for tax receiver, was defeated by J.
M. knight, the nominee, by rs votes.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-12
LABOR LAW IN URT.
Petition to Enjoin Enforcement OF
Adamson Law Is Filled.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov IA petit
ton enjoining the federal district at
torney and labor leaders" from put
ting the Adamson eight-hour bill into
effect was filed in the federal district
court of Kansas City, Kans., late to-
day in the name of Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe railway.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-12
HODGSoN RENAMED PRESIDENT.
Athens Man Again Heads the Southern
Fertilizer Association.


Fertilizer Association.
Atlanta, Nov. 10.-Harry Hodgson,
of Athens, Ca, was reelected presi-
dent of the Southern Fertilizer asso-
citation at the tenth annual session OF
The organization here today. The
place of the next meeting will be Sc
lected later by the executive commit
tee. Ernest E. Dallis, Of Atlanta, was
elected secretary-treasurer, and Por-
ter Fleming, of Augusta, chairman OF
the executive committee.
The association went on record as
favoring continuation of its educa-
tional work and a permanent head
quarters, probably in Atlanta, will be
established by the first of the year.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-12
is ELECTED
ShERIEE OE LOWNDE

Valdosta, Nov. lin the election
in Lowndes county yesterday the dem
ocratic electors received 1872 votes,
progressives SS, republicans 60.
]. F. Passmore, independent can
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-12

An Englishman is the inventor OF
an alarm to show that vapor is leaking
from gasoline pipes in garages.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03

am S6lub 42se. Sir Suli 404-
41ac; am SdIub 41se.
Roggen. - Wartt nominen.
gerfte. = 60-70c.
Simotbb. - $450-7.OO.
stlee. = $10OO-2O.00.
port. syiir Stat $20.8O-21. 20;
am SdluB $21.20. Sir SSuli S2O.sO
-21.15; am S6lub $21.15.
S1mals. = Siir Ulai $10.42-
1885; am S9lub $10.57. Sir Suli
$1065-1o.s0; am G6luB $1o.77.
Rippenfeiten. - 5iir Widi S11.52
Lies; am S9lub s11.62. Sir
JuIi S11.e5-11.S0; am Sdlub
$11.75.
Butter. - Warft felt; CREAMERY
25-34c.
Gier. = Mnrtt bDbsr; 3ufuhr II, :
153 &iifsn; firfts 21E22; ordinary
firfts 20ae; auf bem Martt 20-21e.
aartoffeln. = 3ufu6r % Cars;
Martt unberdnbert.
0effiiseI. - 2ebenbes, Martt uns
nerdnbert.
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Warft iteiis obne preispsrGnbtruns
gen. aiibt ipdren in gutter gldtfrase
unb i'm prsifs fsit. gtoders unb
5esbers fetis.
Wiittlere unb T6ipere Stiere $7.25
|-I25; O9fen $3.OO-e.5O; Tleis
fter Stisre $5.5O-7.25: auserlsIe>
ne Bis srtra $7.35r78; 5sifers
S5.60-7.25;; uussrlsIsne Bis ertra
$7.35-775; &i6e S4.OO@5.5O;
auseriefene big srtra $5.75-6.50:
Gamers S3.50-4.25; tette Ulil@tiis
be S5.50-6.50; Wlil6fiibe S35. 90
5000; Gtodtrs unb geebers: Siiers
s.. .25-750; Settlers $5.o0-e.75;
Gii5e $4.50-5.00.
8uflen. = Die 3ufubren iparsn
ffein unb bei gutter gla9froae furb
bas 9lnasbot BEL fsifen preifen ras
ihen 9tbfaB.
SSstte @nlen $6.35-6.75; Bologna
$5.75-6.50; Tussrs unb lei6te $4.e
$3.50.
adlber- Die 3ufubrsn iparen
MIR mdBia. Die Ratfrass mar gut
uhb Der Wiartt itetig.
9eite aGlber S11.25-11.50; fair
bis quite lsifts $S.25-11.25; orbie
mare nnb grobe $5.00-11.OO.
g 9 9neiue - Die 3ufubr mar
rei6lib. Die prsiis fparsn bur9s
IdnittIi6 10 Bis 15c 60ber.
Gute BIG ouserleisRs WerIanbts unb
Jleif6erfortsn $9.10-9.15; eemiId>
ie @trIdnbtfcrten sS.S5-9.1o; aus
erleiene mittlsre $50 Biz 18O pfunp
$8.75-9.00; lsi6te 8srfdnbtiortsn
120 Bis 1855 g}funb $S.35-8.eO;
orbindre Biz CUTE Gsrtel 10 pfuno
unb ipenissr $6.O0-76O; orbindr.
Big aussrieine ihpere fette Sdue
$6.25-S.50: Staas $5.25-6.25.
G 6afe unb 6 QGmmer. - gi.
3ufubrsu tparen Isi4t uRb bic prsiie
ftstig.
e6dfe. srira, $7.50-7.75; CUTE
Big aussrlefene $6.50-7.40; orbinds
re bis fair $4,000. 2Gmmer,
srtra. $11.25-11.50; quite 6is auss
crlsisns $10.25-11.25; orbinGre Bis
fair s7.O0-10.o0; orbindrs Bis uus>
erleiene sefdDrsns GGmnsr 500
1925.
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geim bsiIissH GmentiHns.
Bon M ar 8 sborn.
Gi Ouentin im szehrunr

ct. Quentin, i'm Ge6ruar.
als i9 aus oem urtbiimIifen Gss
mGusr Der Srppta, in Der bic @e6eine
bes bsiligsn Quentiuus uno ieiner
9sfdbrtsn ruben, ipieber in ben feiers
li6en Odmmer Der &at6ebrdle empore
itieg, idisn Der geipaltiee Raum gang
leer su iein. Wlit sroben sriten qusen
iuben mid bic frommsn Statusn an,
unb in bieraiifdsr Slut funteltsn bic
dltsn 5eniter Der Gborupiis. Quf ben
3ekn ihlit i'd gum Sodaltur pors
ipdrts, I'M Die Weibe bielsr gOttli9en
Stile nidt % it0rsn.
Oa trufsn mein Sbr, taft 81 sleiz
der 3eit, 3pei 9erGuIte. Gin unterz
brides Sdlu15en unb elm Ieiiss
RGuipern. unb in Der Salbbelle ges
lpabrts it nun stpei tnissnbe 9eitulten,
bic bisbsr unIihibar gebiieben paren.
CUR Seite rs4ts, mo- es gum Quers
i6iff sebt, bodte cine 5rau in fapars
3er aIeibuug Dor benz iteinernen
StdnbbiIbe Der Seanne bglrc. gs mar
bic Statue, bic man immer pieber in
ben airden Rprbfrantrei3s finbst:
bic uufrsdt itebsnoe 5yisur, bic nit
bsiben 6dnoen cine SABINE inbriinitiq
an Ii5 briidt unb nit stitatii6em Bid
gen Simmsl iieht. Riht bas Sirtens
mGb6en bes gilbbauers Gbapu, niht
bic sepanjsrte &risgerin Der 9u6ois
Ober 1srsmist srrung ben preis Der
@oltstbiimlihteit, fonbern bus relisis
0Ie patbos oteier 5abnentrd9srin.
0is lberan mar iis aud bier BON
flimmernben asrssu umitelt, bic Don
untsn Der bag OsrSiidts QrtIis flats
terno beleuttsten, bab es gu 5uden
ifien. limb arinse unb glumenitrdus
8. lassn ibr gu TiiBsn. unb ieibene
9Gnber, auf oenen flebsnbe Worte in
itpars.r uno soIbusr Sdriit itan=
ben: rprotegs3 ros Iolbats" rgsniis
Tea nps armesll"
Ginen ner 9lumeHitr6rBe bate
r,obI Die Srmi in SrmterfleiOung
bier nicberlelegt, Die am 9ooen dil
sen StcinflieBeit bodte, in if1i9c5
@ebct oerIunfcu. Bon ibr fam oaS
Sdludsen. SIR ann5er 3itiantmengc'
ballter aorper sl,dte. ipibrellb lie ibr
Slntlie nit oeit Sdnoeu beoefte itllo
aopi, nlitionnrtt Den Sdnoet iih
Ieiie ncigte ilno ipie6er bcb, IN ieuen
iroIten ggtpeaimacn nit benen Die
MenIfen aIIer Boiler uno 3eiten
ibrc gerebrir,g Dor iibermelit)Iid'en
9apaIten pon ieber ous0rildtcn. 6iir
men tetete iie2 Sir cire1 Der i'm
Syeloe itebf, un6 bon beru tie nihtS
pci,. neil Die grauenbafte llngaplBs
aeit, su Der Die ironJoiiide &egIs'
rllng ibr Bolt Su oer0anmlen wngt
aud, iie nicoerSriidt9 Soer fir Die
erloiie SccIe etnes ormen Saingen
oeiien SdyiffnI iih ifon erhillt bat2
7ag @dilipern aGer mar p0n etnem
oeiltiden GoI6oten eetonnreil Der
uid,t nett bapon i'm Sd)dtten zines
Ssteilers aalr Simsirau Raria betetc.
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3uder. - preiis feif. - Raffis
nirtsr Gut GOaf $50; popbereb
s6.75; Cubes $7.05; sranuIirisr s6.s
rs; goniteiionsrs ~ 1856; off
.M" Se.4o; ipeiBsr erira $500; eytra
g. $500 per 100 pfunb.
Wolaffes IN fteiie. - TeD
Crledns Dpsn Eeils 45- Csc: Centric
Iranl 25-34c per 0allone.
Rets. - 9ouiiidna. Ganep 9eab
prima 54-5ae; orbinare
4-4ae; Sapan Al Sic per gfunS.
Dairps probuits
Butter. - Wnrtt siemli& Isbs
taft unb felt. - MbcIemill ertra
3Sc; gsntrali3sb eytra 35}e; Gem
ttaliseo firifs 32t; Seconds 29e:
Ganep Dairp &c; padins Gipd 171
--19a per gfunb.
Rdfs. - Warfi iistis. Dbip 171t.
yaorbpsItliGtr 18--19}c, gaep yorf
lee: Gdfpsiasr 27--4of; bo. Bird
19e; Qinlburgsr 17S--1se per pfunb.
Gier. - Marft iHn,iHer. primo
iirits Subnsrtier 21r; firfis 20e; or
bindre firits 19e; jssoribs 18e per
Ousenb; Gdufssisr s5-7oe psrI
Dutmb.
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sluk'Tahri@t
Hrsita a, 3. WlGrs.

W ~ " D. Olut6.
Sm gincinnatisr 5iItritt III Der
ObtOflub nod laneIam i'm Saaer
unb bate gsitsrn &benb Bel bieiigsI
Stabt .insn Waferitanb Don 27,9
SUB.
Die fOlsenbsn OepsI6sn trafer
tpdbrenb bss geitrigen Cages ttsr
elm:
pittsburg, pa.-4.1 SUB, fGGt.
WbssIins. 20. 9a.-8.7 SUB, fdat.
partsrsburs, %. 8a.-10.5, fdGt.
aanapba Sails, 20. 9a.-4.9, f5ut.
gbarlsfton, %. @a.-6.7 SUB. fiGt.
Portsmouth. O.-25.0 JuB, fGQt.
2ouispilIe, sp.-11.7 SUB. iteist.
GpunsoiQe, Sab.-24.1 5uB, iteigt.
RafbOills. 5enn.-12.6 sue, ftsist.
Chattanooga, 9snn.-13.4 SUB, faint
aunias gitp, Ro.-13.9 SUB, fdGt,
Wsmpbis, Ssnn.-29.0 Sub, fGlt.
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lstIo, Bombs nnb aIItien IN @eu Oori

GeIddjtspayitre pnrotn ju S--sJz3 bls'
fsnitrt. @i&isi anf 4onbpa sarta ftstig.
Jar 90 Gage ANY; si&t W.7eH; aabs!.
aabsi s.6i4, IRari 6i&t 1874. Aaba 18H,
aronsa Si4i 1Sz, Rabd 1877. His eiAt
$40. aabe s.69, Rubd 6i4i 32H; 3abei
Ss,S; Sabsrgarrsn oeNe, RsgiianiiAs
EosarS 43n.
Gftisn marft.-aRfanos mar etrWarif
ihpad unb bic 8reiie baitsn ~ ltioeu, ipa'
isy absr trat sins @enbuag elm, nobel bic
Gtutnns wisoer ouieematt ruurosh
liisn3ehs 4lftea. =,
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Ghitoap. 2. Wldr,.

g 6neine. - 3ufubr $1,000;
Wlartt unregelmdBig; gult 1885,
9.05; Isi6te $8.60-9.0O; setniidte
$S.70-9.10; itJfpers $s.60-9.10;
rObe $s.60-8.75; Gertsl $7.25-
$50.
RinbDieb. - 3ufufr 1000;
Wartt itetis; Hattps g.sf Stisre ST..
25-9.70; Stoders unb Sesbers So
75-7.s5; sfiibe unb 5eifsrs $3.45
-8.45; aGlber $8.25-11.25.
9 dafe. 3ufubr 1900;
Martt itetig; Wetbers S7.90-8.60;
Gu.s s5.65-s.3o; admsmr 1926
L112h.
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4xsSartise Warfte.
Rem gort. 2. mGrs.
- Ulartt unperdnbert.

Ulebl. - Wldrtt uHperdH6ert.
Wei3sn. Warft unresslmGbig;
glo. 2 barter, S1.25a; Ho. l 9urum,
$L303; go. l Vortbern Duluth ST.
325 unb NO. / Rortbern Waniioba
$143f (. o. b. Rem gort. Sir Rui
$1.19i.
Weii6trrn. = Wartt itstis; 30.
IL selbsr, 82t-829e c. |. {. Rem
yort.
Safsr. - Martt fietis.
6su. - Martt feii.
6cpfsn. - 9einahe itstig.
odut.. - Marft feii.
aeber. - Wsarit fef.
port. - Martt feiisr; Web $22.s
0o--22.5O; Tamilp $22.00-24.0o;
Sbcrt clear $21.50--23.50.
9eei. - Iartt tpilfig.
Sdmnl3. - Wartt feii; Mioble
Wsff $10.55-10.65.
9ols. - Wartt felt.
Wcns. - Wartt ftetig.
sieis. - V2arit feii.
WlolaiIss. - Martt feit.
3ader. - Ruber, Marit fen; Gsns
irifuaal $5.08; NolaHss, $4.31; rafs
finirisr 3ud,r, Wartt feif; Gut 2oaf
$3.50; GruIbso S7.35; WOulb u uno
CUBES $685.; xxx. poDbsreo.
$3.50; golpbereo $6.45; fsin sranus
Iirisr $685.; 0iamcnb u $685.; Cons
fectioners q $6.25; glo. / $500.
Butter. - Martt itstis; 3ufubr
$3.50. Creamery, ertras 1864;
Grsamnp 37-37sc; firiis 34-353;
iecpnbs 31-33c5e.
Gier. - Tartt uureselmGbis; 3us
Ifubr 1876. JrifA ssfummsIte,
srtras 2S5 5-29c; srtra firits 27a-
2Se; firfs 27c; ieeoubs 26-265c;
feline bis fautp 33-34e; braune 29
-30c.
edIe. - Rartt ffstig; 3ufubr L.
5S1. Giate. nboIsmilt, Tpteidls 18-
184e; 30. trsibe 1Se; DO. tpeibe uno
sefarbte, fancp, 17h-17ae; ipseials,
17--17fc; DO. mittlere 1876.
@efliisel. ae6enbes, Wdrft
Tdapa1. Gs Qab tsine fsfts 9rsiie,
bod toiistsn bic 9iibnsr 16--17e; bic
6dbns 175-1Sc; bic Turtens 20
25c. gsreiniai., Uiartt rubis; preis
Ie unoerdnbsrt,
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Rem gsrier wOnO. nnptiransss

nssiisa sn. ls..- sSsxffuiy gae q. 81 .isosl
s,ssE .s:,s g q &. a. - S 8 81 s.s 49,. q. III n:
sl:tH:s3 s. .s::s ss s - ..I;;s :l:;':
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g1ep - ort. 2. W1Gra.

gsipgori, 2. MGra.
aupfer. = Wartt itetig; glectrOln'
tic, beinabe $28.50; fir 5uni unt
fpdtsr $27.00-27.50.
Gifen. - Nartt itetig unb uHOers
Gnbsrt.
3inn. = martt rubis; Offerir! fir
S47.00.
8lsi. - S6.45.
Gpeltsr. - Geine Quotirung.
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Gbitaao, 2. mara.

gpei3sn. - 5iir Mai $1.1Os-1.s =
12s; ON SdIub S1.114. Giir SuIi
$1.075-1.09s; am SAluB $1.0Sa.
MsIihtorn. = Sir Wai 73A
74Ee; am Sdlub 735e. Sir Suli
73S-74se; ON 56Iub 735e.
6afer. - Giir Mai 42s43sei
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Gineinnati.- 2. Wara.

Die nadfolgenben Quctirungsn be-
siebtn iia nur auf Gnsros ardrsa
aitionen. Bel fIsinersn 0ef9dftsn
tperben etfuds b5bsrs prsifs bereAnst.
propiiipnen.
G9mals. g}rima Sisam
1o.07f-1o.17a; gamilb 10.75-11.s
90.
5rodensefaI5euts GltiI d. .
- Sbort clear Seiten, lois $11.25-
11.75; grira fort clear Seittn SILL
25-11.5O; surss Rippenieiten liz
11ae; Bellies $13.O0-13.5o.
Bacon. Short clear Ssiien
12I-12}t; ertra ibort clear Ssi'
ten 12i-125e; fort Rippenielten
12l-12ac; Bellies 1Sa-134t per
Plumb.
eusar gureb glsif4. =
Sdinfen 17-17at: 9Jienic Sdultern
12-124e; greatfsit Bacon 17-19e
G6ultern In padstsn 12-12At; Netp
yort Gut 12--12ac; troden. Beef
SGinten 25-2ee per plumb.
SiBstp5teftesgfeifd. -
G4infen 14.50--15.00; picnic Sduls
tern 10O0-10.50; gslliss 1850
1900; ;Sdultsrn 10.O0--10.50; ;Sduis
tern. 81. y. Gut DO. 1o.oo-1o.5o per
pfunb.
grif6es Ef.if&. = gainten
14--15ie; qicni; Shultern 10
1O3e; G&uliern 10-104e; ihOrt Rips
psnfeiien 10s-11ac; fbort tlear Ri2s
psnfsiten 11--11te; srtra ifbort clear
sRippenisitsn 10a Liz; g.lli.s lsids
it14--14ae; Bellies, idpsre 13--
1876.
Wlebfunb GtiretSe
Webl. - Wintsr patsnt s6.25--
6.35; gDint.r fantb $5.80-5.95;
gainisr familp S5.25-5.35; Mintsr
srira S4.So-5.OO; Winter orbindrss
$4.6O-4.80; 5artss W.isen pattnf
s6.35-6.80; 6artes Wti5en fantb
$5.95-6.20; 5artss Weisen fdmtip
$5.O0-5.35; Ross,nmebI norbtpsf,
ledes. gemii6tes $5.45-5.70; rsines
giip Roassnmsbl $5.55-5.80; gitp
semii6tes Rogesnmebt $5.45-5.70.
Wetssn. - no. 2 rother Winter
$1.11--1.13; 30. 8 bo. $1.0-1.15;
go. A DO. SOe-$6.05.
WeIi9forn. - 90. / tDeibes
&C; gao. 2 DO. 73n-74ae; gep. 3 DO.
2a-73ac; Ro. a DO. 68A-70ae;
60. 3 bo. 66-6Se; go. 6 DO. 81
63c. -No. i seibss --e; No. Q bo.
7sa-74sc; Ro. 8 bo. 72t-73Ae;
30. a DO. 6sa-7oss; go. 8 DO. 66
&c; go. 6 bo. 81-63e. - 30. ]
aemii6iss &C; 30. 2 DO. 73a-74ae;
To. 3 DO. 72a-73ae; 30. A bO. SO
-7Oc; Ro. s bo. 65--67e; go. 6 bo.
61-62s. - aoIbeniorn, ipeibss, 6S
-7Oe; apIbentorn. s.ltes. 69--71c;
ssOlbeniorn. ssmifttes, 67-e9c per
9u.
Rosgen. - Ro. 2 90-92s;
90. 8 DO. $500; glO. a bo. So
S3c.
Safer. - slortbpeiitrn no. 2
r.iber 49-5oc; slOrthtpstisrn Sians
taro peiber 47--48e; giortbptftern
go. 8 fptibsr 45-46t; 80. 3 psibet,
sinbeimiI1er 42a-43ie; Ro. 4 ipsis
bsr 40S-41se; Ro. 2 semifGtsr AZ
43e; No. 3 ssmif4tsr. sin6eimiiGsr
40-41t; glo. 4 ssmii4ter 3sh-
39ae.
Whisfeb.
Wertauft tpurben 861 Bbls. Dif
it:Iers Jinifbsb @oobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.40 per GoIlone.
Groceries.
aaffee. - Saba 23-3 30t; Wps
do 90 3Oc; Guatemala fantp 19c;
DO. gutter 17se.
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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-27
Cocoanut Oil Makes
"A Splendid Shampoo

Il you want to keep your hair IA
good condition, be careful what YOU
wash II with.
Most soaps and prepared shampco1
contain too much allxau. This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle. and
is very harmful. Just plain muisined
cocoanut OIL (Which Is pure ard en-
tirely grease1ess) lis much better than
the most expensive soap or auytnin9
else You can use for shampocin8s ca
this can't possibly in3ure the hair.
Simplysmoisten your hair with W1'teE
and rub It in. One or two teaspoons
fuls VIII make an abundance q lIrt
creamy Iafher, and cleanaea the hn1E
and scalp thoroughly. The l4theT
rinses out easily and removes 1TeE
particle OF dust, dirt dsndru0 and W
cessive oil. The hair dries quickly arid
evenly, ana 4 leaves 4 fine and r|II..
bright, FUZZY and ea9y 20 manage.
You can get mulsiHe4 ceccGHut t
az most any drug store = Is VERY
cheap, ana 194lw oruNN Al 4noanN AKA
last eYe7Ton tlae ttl|1' 1or feH1
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-27
EXPLAINS WHY MEN
ARE GROWING BALD

Thousands of men are growing bald
every day and don't know the reason
why. Many Of them never expect to
save even what hair is. left.
This is indeed pity, says a hair
specialist, who claims that badness
usually comes frome carelessness, and
that anyone who gives the hair just a
little attention, should always have an
abundance Of good, healthy hair.
Dandruff and dirt help to cause bald
ness by clogging the pores in the
scalp and giving the dandruff germs
fertile ground for prolific breeding.
The treatment is very simple; sham
poo the hair at least once In ten days
and destroy the dandrufR germs by
frequently applying Partisan Sage, a
delightfully."- efficient preparation that
the best druggists everywhere are noG'
recommending az one Of the quickest
and surest treatments to stop itching,
scalp and falling hair, remove all dam
druff and to refresh and invigorate the
hair roots.
Partisan Sage Is also the discrimi-
mating wDman's favorite hair dressing
because it gives her hair a softness
and lustre that fascinates and conn
pels admiration. "A generous bottle
costs but little from Lee 8 Osgood's
who guarantees It to you