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Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-11
Minnesota Track Men
Putting in Heavy Work
For Spring Season

Minneapolis, Mimi. March IL
Heavy practice has been started by
the University Of Minnesota track men
in the hope of rounding into shape
all members Of the team for the in
door meets this month. Thirty-five Of
the forty-one track men who went be-
fore the eligibility board, have been
declared eligible.
AS finally agreed upon the Mime
sofa track schedule follows:
March 1l-shattuck at Faribault.
Mimi, Gndoor).
March 24-25 Conference indoor
championships at Northwestern uni
versity.
April st. Paul A. c. at St. Paul.
April 22-Drake university relays at
Des Moines.
April estate University of Iowa
at Iowa City.
May 1s-University of Wisconsin at
Minneapolis.
May 20-University Of Nebraska at
Lincoln.
June s-Conference outdoor cham
pionships at Chicago.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-11
Pacific T,EAGrE.

Baum. president OF the Pacific coast
league, announced last night the
names Of the umpires for the 1916
season. There was only one change
from last season, John j. Doyle Of
Chicago having been appointed in
place of James Toman
The full staff will be: w. J. Guth-
rie. w. ]. Phile. ]. e. Finney. Norman
Brashear, H. r. Held and John j.
Doyle.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-11
SPEED OF BOATS
is SATISFACTORY

Rockland, Me-, March ia speed
approximating the contract specifica-
tions of 20 1-2 knots was made in
three Of the Standardization runs of
the torpedo boat destroyer Porter
yesterday but snow squall prevented
the DESTROYER from trying out her
speed limit. It is expected that the
five top speed runs. which will COM
plete the Standardization tests, will
be made tomorrow.
A four-hour run at ten knots to test
fuel economy is declared to have been
very satisfactory.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-11
UTICA PURCHASES
SECOND BASEMAN

Utica. n. Y. March 1.-THE Utica
baseball club Of the state league yes-
terday bought from the Syracuse club
the release Of Second Baseman Am
brose Mcconnell for $1,000. McCon-
nell will manage the Utica team. He
formerly played with the Boston
Americans, Toronto lnternationals and
the Southern association.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-11

II politics could ever have made all
men virtuous or happy or even rich.
mankind would have achieved its mil
lenium many centuries ago. Individ-
ual uprightness and thrift and kind
ness are at least ninety per cent of
the whole problem OF human better
ment.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-11
Yesterdays Bowling
HANDICAP LEAGUE.

The Bhend Electric team won two
out of three games from the Grand
Alleys
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-11

A correspondent asks how to brea
a 7-year-old dog Of running at pass
ing teams. This is cruelty to the edi-
tor: this should have been asked six
years and nine months ago. Besides.
il you have tolerated the ha bit seven
years why desire a ihange now?
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-11

Herald Want I'd. Bring Results.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-03-11

Are the horses instrim orssprins'a
work ! Il. Y II S3s, u; 4. !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
FAVORABLE WEATHER HOLDS
COTTON MARKET IN CHECK
Prices Take a Drop-Crop Prospects
Good Over Atlantic States Belt

NEW YORK. May 31.-Good Liverpool
cables were offset by favorable weather
conditions In the South which held the cot
ton market In check. and the opening prices
were points higher to 1 point lower, with
the tone steady.
Trading was light, ana after the start
there was some pressure from scattered
sources which forced quotations OF point
or two. Wall street purchased moderately
and spot houses took some July. Liverpool
was a light buyer OF January and sold
March.
Liverpool quotations were to 6f points
higher. Private cables stated that the mar
ket was rather quiet. with little Offering.
The spot demand abroad is good. 10000
bales having been sold In the last two days
at an advance of points
Early offerings were we'll enough taken
TO give the cotton market steady under
tone. but July liquidation became more ac-
tive toward the middle of the morning
while general business was comparatively
ouiet and prices broke some TO IL points
from last Mondays closing figures This
decline carried July contracts on to ll,6S
or back to within points of last weeks
low level while October sold at 1880, COM
nared with 1915 the recent low point.
Offerings tapered off after the decline or
some 10 IL points from Mondays closing
aerIres and the market was quiet during
the noon hour with prices showing rallies
OF 2 or points from the lowest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Deaths

CARNs.-on May 2s. 1919 HETrIE A.. be.
loved wife OF Robert earns. Relatives and
friends are invited 70 attend the funeral seTy-
ssnes, Sss s 20 W. Ridley ave. Ridley Park. Pa
CIIAPPATTE.- Suddenly. at Atlantic City
III J on May 80. 1915. REGINA j.. beloved
vile Of Joseph r. Chappatte. and daughter o.
Emile and Rose Malgrot, Relatives and friends
are invited 10 attend the funeral on Satur-
day June g. from her late residence. 154 w.
Wyoming ave-, Germantown, Phlla, Solemn
Requiem Mass at 81 Francis Of Assists
Church at 10 a. m. mtarment AZ Holy Cross
Cemetery, Remains may be viewed Friday
Dzsyxis.&on sxiiiso May 20, 1918 the Rsg. c, Nc
1EAN DAVIS. Of 2e9 Hirst ave-, East Lans-
doygne Pa. In his 2Sth year, Relatives and
iets "wednesday, At $3.50 y. m. Al the I'M
manuel Lutheran Church, Cast LAnsdoWne.
fnferneut al Wliiamsport, Pa.
DEKSEY.-On May 90. 1919, SARAH O., widow
of William Denney and daughter of the late
charles @. and Abbie Clark. Relatives and
friends are invited p attend the funeral serv-
fces on Saturday afternoon. al O'clock. At
tsr nate residence. t2e Wharton 81. Interrnent
5rlyate. Friends may Gall Friday evening. be-
fsreen and 10 o'clock.
dst MEE.-1londay, May 20. 1918. CAROLINE
~ du NEE. wife Of Edward T. du Nee.
Tuneral % Friday from her late residences.
1921 Oferbroak ave solemn Aeq4lam Aaea
II Our Lady Of Lourdea ChuIch. oyerbrook.
Esrneiorf. Relatives AID fEIsnd9 of tha flrIlly
e. l1sit4a z 4lte1a. Azz A2aA e4.zz- Aleeilas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
PARK GUARD BURIED
Sergeant Virgins Widely Known as
"Children's Friend"

The funeral OF Park Guard Sergeant Will
lam ]. Virgins. known widely as the "chil-
dren's friend" win be held this afternoon
from his late residence 779 North Gath
street The interment will be made at Mt.
Morlah Cemetery.
Sergeant Virgins was known 10 thou
sands OF children in the northwestern sec
tion of the city, and for years he took great
delight In looking after their safety while
In the Park. He was stricken with pneu-
monia slightly more than week ago and
never rallied. He was G5 years old. He is
survived by three brothers Edward and
George. OF this city, and Thomas, of Balti-
more.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Mrs. Harriet ID. Eisepberp

NORRISTOWN, Pa, May 31.-Mrs. Har-
riet Dawes Eisenberg one of the founders
of Charity Hospital Norrlstown, and wife
of DR.. p. Y Eisenberg. n prominent physl-
clan. died at the Jefferson Hospital Phla-
delphia, yesterday. She was a daughter Of
John L. Dawes, of Allegheny. She was
member Of Valley Forge Chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, and was
president of the Woman's Auxiliary of
Charity Hospital from its organization She
also was active In the Children's Aid So.
ciety and the Young Womens Christian
Association. She leaves a husband and two
sons DR.. ]. L. Eisenberg, Norristown. and
Edward Norman Elsenberg, Detroit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Robert Hnlnnrtnn

After an illness of two weeks. during
which he suffered from n complication of
Diseases Robert Heberton, a member of the
lumber firm of Wister & Heberton. died at
his home, 225 West Gravers lane. shortly
after o'clock yesterday morning. He was
so years old
among the earliest settlers OF Germantown.
His father was Robert Heberton, whom he
succeeded inathe lumber business. He leaves
his widow, three sons, Robert NJ. Heberton,
Craig Heberton, I'd. and Radcliffe C. Heber-
ton. and two daughters, Sue NJ. Heberton
and Harriet l.. Heberton. He was MEM
ber of st. Martins Protestant Episcopal
Church, Chestnut Hill; of various church
organizations and of the Masonic fraternity.
He also was connected with several business
bodies of Germantown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
CONCENTRATES
ON MOTOR STOCKS
United Is the Leader-Tndepend-
ent Oil Issues ALI Active
and Strong

NEW YORK. May s1.--NearIy all the
,.t.rest on the Curb today was concen-
.'stsd IN the motor stocks. The tradIno
=. United Motors Is following closely aione
~ ines established by Midvale Steel and
Sebmarines, when these issues were active
Ard strong,
Clearing arrangements have been ar
,.nfed for United Motors, Just as thew
.rre for few stocks named. when trad.
10 IN those issues was at its heaviest vol
me. These arrangements were accom-
nanled by another squirt in United Motors
Ria morning. on. which II rose TO above
"a but efforts TO distribute the stock caused
Z sharp break to 70.
Tho opinion prevails now that the IN
Sard movement In Il has about run ito
course, and efforts to distribute may be
Sspected to become more urgent.
white Motor was In scant supply. and
aun,e interests identified with the propertv
appeared as buyers, putting the price UP
rom so to SAN.
Chevrolet continued In good demand with
part Of the buying apparently of a manipu-
iative character. Sales wer made ranging
ffops 2l0 to 245.
me Independent oil stocks were all active
And strong with Metropolitan Petroleum ad-
tAncing from 221S to 23h. Oklahoma pro-
duelng from to IN and Cosden & Com
many from 25% TO 26. followed by reac-
ion 10 25, United Western oil sold at "
GtA. There was q strong tone In Subma-
sine in response TO news from Washington
n the amended bill providing for the con-
siruotlon Of so submarines
Flemish Lynn was firm with sales at ~
OIL The company is preparing balance
sheet which will be published in few days.
AZ the same time the composition of the
BOARD OF Directors will be made public.
Maxim Motors showed strong tone ad-
tancng from Sh to o.. Zinc Concentrating
aold at Az. Cuba Cane Sugar ranged from
&c 10 56h and Midvale Steel was traded in
AZ g2ts to 63M.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Rear Admiral ]. f. Merry

WASHINGTON, May 31,-Rear Admiral
John f. Merry. retired, OF Boston. died at
the naval hospital here yesterday He
had been Ill since suffering n stroke of
apolexy four weeks ago, He was born In
Maine, was a veteran of the Civil and
Spanish wars and served as the first COM
mandant of Honolulu In 1900. A widow
survives him. The body will be buried in
Arlington National Cemetery He was &c
wears old
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Funeral of Charles william KoIb

Charles William Kolb. Vice PRESIDENT OF
the Kolb Baking Company was buried this
afternoon in Laurel Hill Cemetery after
funeral services had been held in his home,
4O5 Gowen avenue. Mr Kolb died Monday
afternoon after a short Illness of typhoid
fever The Rev John Calhoun, pastor of
the Mount Airy Presbyterian Church. con-
Quoted the services. Elders of the church,
honorary palbearers were Phillip II.
Strubing, william II, Hensel, Edward Eel
Ter, Jr, Dr. Cheesman A. Herrick, president
of Girard College; John Mckinney Arthur
A. Hood. James Porter, James p. Teaz and
Walter II. Jarden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Many Years in Feed Business and Con-
nected With Quaker Oats Co.

Robert N. Switzer, 40 years old. OF 4sOt
Walnut street, who was connected with the
Quaker Oats Company, at l05 South Water
street. died last night at his home of cancer
of the stomach Mr. Swltzer was born In
Swtzcrville, Ontario, Canada. and came
to Philadelphia 25 years ago For years
he was engaged in the feed business. lie
10 survived by his widow and two sons,
Or. r, IT. Switzer of this city. and II. j.
Swtzer, a member of the Camden County
bar. He was a member OF Melita Lodge,
No. 295, F. and A. NJ. The funeral will
take place next Saturday afternoon at
o'clock from his late residence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Rev. C. Mclean Davis

The Rev. C. Mclean Davis. pastor Of the
Emmanuel Lutheran Church. OF East Lans-
downe, died at his home, $50 Hirst avenue,
East Lansdowne, late Monday night He
had been confined to his bed for several
weeks Death was caused by heart disease.
He was 81 years old and was a graduate
of Gettysburg Seminary. Two years ago
he accepted his first charge at East Lans-
,downe. He organized an association for
the borough's schoolteachers and also r.
parents association and was active in many
enterprises for the betterment of the COM
munity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, May a1.-spot cotton to-
dav was IN good demand and points
higher as compared with Monday, on the
basis of s.5sd. for mid-upland Ihe sales sales
hsias American. The imports were 10000
bsies. including 1000 bales American; The
30 ri-st Tor futures closed barely steady and
nst nnehanEed to points higher
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
ph,sSelphia's May Clearings Biggest

DurinR May, for the NTH time IN any
,a,th local bank clearings surpassed tne
htIton mark, being In exact hsures
a. oss s0s ss2. April March January ana ssS
~ december we're also more thah : oll
ion me May turnover was the iarses. Lor
any month ia the History q ne Sas1sa,,s s.'s,
- ess 81 sg4 last December. IN NAY
,.sr ss,sss.z - ths clsaripgs NeFs ssai,1aA.azA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

AsEw YORK, May 81. i.-BUFrEh-splpplyt IN IN
crsssinz and the tone barely steS99Si Ss6iH o, -,
hs,gs9 hSSs9 seeerins sOz 9si State dairy 2sA
s6c Initiation creamery z21 NJ Tone irreEular.
:, .ssISts IS as eases White. 2e02Ie.i other
Sradss unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
VEGETABLES

The market ruled steady under moderate tS.9 q,
SSsa'0SS SsR YGr per s$ WeSern
E9''e ES'n;2'i Sgrds gf6d N''or N ssa{S sds
10, i, A @GGS, no. q, 255g36S sweet R9ta-
per--No. 75c. @sl: No 2; ,Sg51 S0@ SOC soc sweet sweet
:, s1.S6S1,S6; eab6ase, Norfolk ana Eastern
6Pae 6Pt Per 100
beans. Florida, per basket q al 80; peas; Nor
fGE EaFse a"a Sc GEES s!sip small So93 pspDoFs Flor
ida, per carrier h si75g2i eggp@St ,o Florida.
hamper. toe 9s1;. SQUASH Florida. per crate.
81 5O6Dl 10; tomatoes, Florida, per carrier
Jersey per bunch-Fancy. 20 q Csc; Prime, i5p
zoe: Culls, 10 915c.; mushrooms. per Alb.
basket, B0c, 40 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
E. f. SLAYBACK
Member of New York Stock Exchange
Firm

NEW YORK. May BE. F. Slayback.
one of the board members of the New York
Stock Exchange firm Of Pearl & Co, died
suddenly of angina poctors this morning.
Mr.. Slaybacl Joined the exchange on De-
cember 20. 1883. He was in mis- sgd year.
He was n son Of John d. SIaybacE. the
old.time market leader
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
BONDS.

200 American Real Estate Co., @ per
g cent, coupons April and oct.'
sooo - due 1925 .,....,..........,
1000 United States Glass Co., per cent.
hrst mortgage, coupons March
-. and Sept. due 1928 ...,.....,,
foOO City OF Philadelphia, per cent,
Interest Jan. and July, registered
'pVoO New Orleans Railway and Light
Go. % per cent. debenture notes. =.
4oo coupons June and Dec, due 1918 i
500 Empizs Gas and Fuel Co. per
ia cent tirst and collateral trust
-. coupons May and Nov, due 1926 II
ioVO Lake Superior Corp, per cent,
hrst mortgage. coupons June and
saoo Dec, due 10ii ....,.........,
5000 National Properties Co., per cent,
collateral trust. coupons Jan. and
a.. July, due 1915 ,.....,...,,..,.
1000 American Pipe Manufacturing Co.,
per cent, collateral trust
series "a = coupons April ana
800 Bepsi:;y si;; ass Ssd iys5 South Norfolk Water
and Electric Light Co., per
cent, interest June and Dec, due
800 springheld Water Co., . per cent.
consolidated mortgage, coupons
March and Sept, due lV2b ..s..s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock was in fair request and generally
$4,000; BALDWIN: -ssSii, ben Davis: Ss%5$
apples. western. per box 81 % 10; oranges
Florida. per crate, So @4 25i grapefruit. Flords,
pneappes per crate-Porto Rico, I.5q92 5O
strswberTies, per 9tCEasIt,ern shSre @ re- anS Mery
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
CLASSIFIED RATES
In effect April 1, 1916
EVENING LEDGER
AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE Cor like thIsl

AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE Tor like thIs)
one or TWO times, .'.-.'...'......... 1bo
Three times one week ...'.-........... l2bzo
Situations wanted three times one week. iOS
Help and Situation Wanted and
Lost and Found ads are inserted in the
Daily PUBLIC LEDGER without addi-
tional charge.
Want ads under all other classihcations may
be repeated In the PUBLIC LEDGER at combined
rate:
One or two times. ...,................ ESQ
Ihree times one week. 1be
Six times one week. Observation-Disclosures. 121ho
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
is permitted in all classlncations except Help
and Situstions Wanted. Lost and Found. Per-
so1als. BOARDING and Rooms; When so speei-
TO ANY OF THE ABOVE RATES.
There is drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger want ads at
office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
PROVISIONS

,yot mere ere was fair jobblng inquiry and values
SETS smoked and airdried Sv SSo wey,sso oeot IN IN
s%os aSfd and SI4drsG sy esff ws.
sse Ot6se 6eeet Esnpesle: snmsl s9a tenders smoked
S spGsi iams oo.s, 3, isgFsG SgFssG lqOsS iSSisH
~ e brand 1ss has S. smoked sSFed
SOc picnic shoulders s. p cureS, loose. III q
no iHT,' tsmoked 1875 bellies. in pickle, accord.
W etf.rn Y brand ana city cured isc Go
ned tlefseSd rSred sgiS4S" ierd We tWsssteF11l 1l re:
40" a" pHre city, kettle rendered in i:erses ii1e;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR


~, w99EyAT- Receipts. qos. $50 bush tn. NM.
~. decnned lie. and ruled duiet o1otatInnnss
sSInI ,t.ots' IN export elevator-No 2 rsS snc,
az o5 s,saner No. q red. Sf.oassBS SfySgsSn 65sa' os
rsjectsd sdYhfgsasVt h So T'iected A. eSAc. Sst.CiH
very So5M s., HsSsegs SS g! 4se2o bush yrade was
Yellow A so'' skSs sSSisi trade as TO loeatIonNo
4sSS4c. Ne Cob p.r s.fllgy gS bs AIS yellow,
0SlA,sIs1,Recepts. 20. 9s4 bush The msrks,
Stsinsd NJ. wife wlsh ysss little doing SgQtstions
4s2 Sa.No; g white. " 84ee,j No .f ! ws5itt@e,
fed oats graded, 25 10 4SHc. ''h V'V"''' puri-
,hI hIFLouR-Receipts. 1880 bbls. and 2,2oa o5s
,a ,Ds, l9 sacks. Trade was slow and ysiveg
ibs in woaSy. Win,n pW9imlnel auotations per is6
Kanssasst KSsst sR;sS 5sS; dc, patent, i9955 s.;
sc.6sS sttc.sn SgttOh 81 aSS ao pa,sSt aN
iS4EgSs9 Do stralsft tS46&5 ds do.' pStsnt Stsat
m, p,,,Is choice and fagey patent iS5SSSSS city it
S straaht s5SSS'stO' '''SS5 S6 iaSgS batena
RYE FLOUR was oulet bu, s,eodv undsr iioh,
tG1eIlnSGS % suaSGtv We quote at s59550 per Dbl, as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
TYPE LIKE THIS Cor like this)
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.. 1901
Ea,h EEa,EhsTNuT & ST Ne. Herbert Snyder, Albert
eTTt KeplyIn, Miss Helen Hamilton, Twin State
ESQ. William il. Lore, r.. H. l.. Page Mr.
PR7ls Rghn A rThsi GafustLn ~ Regent Co r pupSan
Walker Spencer. Edward j. He'll. Miss Mar
Earet Fritchman. W w. Wolstenholme, Rsy.
Kansas. Ghas. K. swain. George Thompson.
Mrs, Ira r. Robinson, Carl n. Christensen A.
/. Legett, A. w, Lewis Bowman Green Mrs
Betty IngS, MisS 9 f. lKathEyP RoeschsI, John j
Morris Lipman Mfg CO. +. G. Brown. Sii ''"Ao
POSTAL; POST TELEEGFAPPH co. l42O 8; PENN
Ei, 2, Tib6ott. Cart Hallowell. Miss Katherine
NJ Greeham. d, =. Bennett. o b. Fish Mrs
X, Fasold Mrs A. C. Miller Walter o. Shea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
POULTRY

LIvE-The market ruled firm under moderate
offerings and n fair demand. Quotations: Fowls
1914 42Oc,; ROSTERS 1870 i4c. spring chickens
2sQ3lc.; white Leghorns according to- quality.
2i@28c. ducks. as to size and quality. 1bQ l0o. !;
pair 22@25c.
DRESSED-The market ruled firm with de-
mand readily absorbing the offerings Of desir-
able. stock. oyot9tiq1s foley: Fresh-killed
picked, fancy selected. 28c weighing Al a5
lbs apiece 22H.fi; ,weighing lPs apSGes. APIECE
InE lbs apiece 1sD2tc. fowls, In barrels.
fancy, dry-plcked, northern Indiana and Illinois.
Indiana and illinois. wgelghi1g l6s. apiece,
dry.pleked, i5h c.; broilers, Jersey, fancy. 60W
55c. do; :; other nearby. weighing 2a88 lbs. per
nearby. spring, S2e' squads. per doS.--White,
wSa wfSSlnE welkhR1 o6 III Bs paP SGad
%hts %SsishinE lbs; PSF q AST SS sac So dS
GA lbs. PcT dos.. s2@G2.loi dark sl76@2'lOi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

wANTED-Cooks. $40; chnmbmd. childnurses
hWk girls; German q wife want pos. cham'd
wants pos. Miss Rose Dougherty 1918 w.
MISS MARY T. MCCARTHY 21O7 Christian
Uoc 1399l, supplies and wants lst-clnss Prot
Cath. male and female help. all nationalites
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31

CHEEsE-oferings were moderate and tho
tniidn1t taiiTESt ryled steady but trade was quiet Quo
hIhe., SPECIAL higher; do. do, fair TO GOOD,
nneed. l0QlOhc. do, do. part skins, 100
BUTrER-.The market ruled firm under light
92Inerinss and a fairly active demand. Quota
sPsS ssPPsseiaaSls aSsbc s2h extra sSa sSs2a @sisS iTsis
S2e: seconds. s8Soc.; garliciy prints, goo
2sc.' jobbins sales OF fancy prints, sTg40c.
EGGS-Demand was good and the market
ruled firm under moderate offerings. Quotations.
firsts ~ ~ psr atpng, rS enpsylvana
enrren! receipts, sG;7S per. case: other nearby
per doz. Western extra hrsts, s1.05 per case:
hrsts. $500 9O.D0 per case; Southern. SO.15p
B.45 per case; fancy aelected candled fresh eggs
were jobblng at 2S 6p 2Nc, per doz,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-31

CLEARANCE SALE
or
USED CARS
That are perfect In every setaiIi sofns have
been rebuilt and rcpainted.
1915 Psise 4-cyl. touring .............t6o0
tsig fhlfe b-cyl. touriuH .ss..s.sss...s. 300
1918 Studebaker 0-cyl. touring ........4. 600
lei5 Oakland 6-cyl. touring s....s,..tt4 $50
lNla Cadillac roadster .4........s..ss.. it0
1919 Detroiter 4-oyl. tourfna ............ !. $50
isis Ahnott. Detroit 7-pess. touring ..... 100
preELow-wtLLEr MOTOR co.
ao4 NORTH BROAD STREET.
Ask for s. 8 Rodsors
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

i, Inc market was quiet but steady. Quotatlo
gSfra lined granulated, 1000 B5c.: powdered
1ra1a7 Gag1g7 5bs. confeetioners' A, 15O9755c. sof
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FoR ~

BILLIARD pool. combinatiou. second hana
boaKht. sold rented exehangeds Eerais.i's
Euppilas L1fe keaIcr. American ua4Idf0r-
tuner. 320 Olrard ~. Phone keiis. zaIe
slllaAaD AND ikEr TABLEs Alt1
s@iEdlkslh s@iEdlks.lh 6 s. 1teS. eo lodz asss 1sss
BlLiIARp POOL taoies nen. s<ceqe t4ad has'-
BtIset 60. 2zz . 50 q aaaa Wa 4
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TooLbiAKERs wantedi best wages In the city
TO hTst-claBs men only. Apply j. F. johnson
4 Co., 28lT N. 18th 81.
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