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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-25
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isnfirt. @sAfel euf 9onbon paren hetis
- l.7iX iar 60 Taae eidf; Rabrl.Nnnsi.
luHgen eA7oN nub Si4ts8edisl $A7eJS,
Qtanes Siat 6e7I xsba 1854 Narf
6i6t 7sx, aabsi 7sJf. xrsnsn Sidt 1s1z,
Eatd i85<. Hire Si9t 500, aabel ass.
MubsI Gt6t 50; stsi S34; Silbes.8arren
57s. WsytfnHiins Gs1ars tS4.
Hftisa ntsrft.-1er Nnrft mar tsute
i9wa4 .uub iof ale afiien Der Site batten
am SHiub Herluae sufBupeiisn. Tie
GueliIAfraRjbiif4eu Bombs isIen tsufe
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-25
gtitagp, "a. sSe6ruar.

S9peiue. = 3ufubr 27,000. =
Wartt idiDa6; Butt $S.25-8.50;
lsidts $7.90-S.50; gemii9te $8.15--
$50; fblpere S8.10-8.55; raube $S.s
1880.
gfinbDisb. = 3ufu6r 1000. Nartt
itstis. eiubeimilide gsei Gtiers $6.a
$3.50; StOdrs unb Geeoers $3.50
ITO; aiibe unO Seifers 1926
S.25; &dlfer $8.50-11.25.
Shafe. 3ufubr 1000. Wartt
fart. Wetbrs $S.0o-S.75; Gipsz
5.75-8.75; 21mmer $9.25-11.35.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-25
Dtfpnb gtmHfs

gulls 6-Sc; enftn 16-18c; @dnle
liz.
Dtfpnb gemHfs
Mepftf. - Cute Mspfsf $3.25-
400; gstp5bnIite $2O0-2.50 per
4tl.. einheimtf9s 75e-s1.50 per
Nu.
3ttrogen. - gilafprnia $3.50
-3.75 PET Rifle; 2imss $1.00-1.1O
per Rife.
Rronsbeerem =. CAB. COB
$6.00-Z0O; Serfep $6.00-7.00
|psr gbI. unb $1.75-2.00 per aiiie.
Ornugen. - Hdpels $3.50
775; UlOriba $2.25-2.5O per Rite;
9anssrine $1.00--2O0 per balber
Strap.
erbttsrem. = Gloriba 90
35e per Quart.
GRAPE Gruit. - Gloriba ST.
1880 per grois.
RdrfoffeIm. - einbsimifte
S3.25-3.50: gob6lers glo. / 1925
$3.50 per Bbl. unb $1.10 per Bu.
auf BEN geleife. - yriiht Shios ST.
10 per gu. duf btm Deleife unb ST.
20-1.25 pm Gtre. - Junss gers
muba 7.O-8.50 per gbl. unb ST.
50-2.75 per Samper.
SdBiartoffefn. = Dslcpare
S0-90c Der 6amper.
0urfen. = Iloriba $4.00-5.O0
per camper.
aten. - 'sloriba s275--
300: gubaniffe $2.50-2.75 per
grate Don 6 abrben.
@eiBeRHben. s1.25-1.5o
per gbI.
| GtedrHben. s1.75 Der Dbl.
gfumsnfobl. California
81 25-1.40 per flades Groie.
Snnae Grbfen. Jlortba
$2.25-3.O0 per 9amper.
Araut. Sur bdnilhes tpirb
rffrirt. ipsl6es bon s12-13 per 3on
auf BEN Gtleile unb 90c-1.00 per
gbl. BON GiOre. Rothes S1.5O--
LIE per gbl.
Qpbl. s1.1o per BEL.
3wiebeln. - ginhsimiidle ael.
fe s2.25-250; psiBe $2.50-2.75
per ead BON 100 pfunb. Gssspisbeln
S1.75 per Bu.
epinat. - s2.5o-soo per
Dbl.
Crime Bobnen.-- Iuspdrs
iias s1.T5-2.O0 per 5ompsr.
2arotten.- Ginbeimilbe 10
-85e per 9u.
RoibeRiben - Siiblias 40
--50e per Dubsnb giinba.
Qdnbprppafte
Sen. glo. 1 simotss $3.50
1000; Ro. 2 aimotbp s17.5o-1s.s
90; 30. 3 1simptbn S15.5o-16.05;
90. / aemii9ier &lee $1,000; RO. 2
DO. $14.OO; gsc. 1 ales s11.o0;
Ro. 2 alse $3.50; 5ies
fiaes alfalfa S11.5o -14.00; @eits
lifes S1700-19.00 per ION. -
Wei,eniirob $750-8.O0; Rosssns
itrob s9.5O-10.0O; 5afUfirot $3.50
800.
Wiblenfutter III ru6ia unb
ifeiis. - alsie $22.00 22.50; Mih,
Iinas orobes $3.50 24OO; bo. fsis
n.s $500 $500; semii&tss Gutter
S22. .0O-22.50.
GGmereier. WdrIt ffeiiq
-2leeIamen $9.25-11.25 auf BEN
@sleiIc unb $l2.O0-13.OO per gu.
bonn girre. simotbp s3.25-S.s5
bonn eiore.
Derf&ietenes.
Dele. - mar.t itetia. asinSl, ros
bes soc per Oallpns in partien por
IA gbf. getoftes 1e msbr: Rc. /
Qarb5l 74e: Cotton Sseb Oil, rdfiis
nirt.s 76e per gailone. serpsntin
SOC In pariisn Don 1-5 goIionsn
dno 70 in gdriien BON 10 25 Gal
lonen Petroleum, Ohio Carbon 120
GraS 10c; bo. $50 GraS 1Oac: S.aS.
Iiabt ITS grab 12c; Reb groipn Ga.
folin 21e; Rdpbta &c per GalIos
ne in partien pom 1-5 Bbls.
Gals. Der War!t IN rusia
- Sbic Riper $1.05 per gbl. BON
289 pfb., Jubriohn binSusefiisi.
SaIs. - Warft iieiig. primo
gitp 81 4-st; DO. Country ss-8gs |
per pfunb.
RpbIen. Mnrii rubis. ycus
sbiogbenp $3.5O--3.75. gluB unb
Slad S2.25, Rnnatpbo Gtiidioblen |
$3.50-3.75. guB unb Slad s2.25
per 1onne nbselisfrt. RaudIofs |
Gtiidfoblen $4.75. bo. Wub unb
Gtad 1926. Mntbrdeite SITS
500 per 9pnne absslieferi. Gote TO.
fet $8.00-6.50 pet SOnns aSssIiss
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-25

Gineinnati. "a. nebruar.


Cincinnati, "a. Jebruar.
Die nadfolsenbeu Auotirunssn Be.
aie6en it9 nur ouf Gngrcs 9rans'
attionen. Bel fleinsrsn 0eiddftsr
tperbsn etipns b0bere preiIe bsrednet
propiftontm
S@mala. prima Stedm
10--10.10; GamilD 90;
Srodsnsefal3ents Gleit d
i Sbort clear Seitsn, Ipie 100
LEO; grtra fbort clear Seiten 11.OC
--1l25; Bellies 12.00-12.50.
Bacon. = Sbort clear Seiter
12.W--12.5O; srtpa ibort clear Sei'
ten 12.00-12.25; fbort Rippeufeitsr
12.W--12.25; Bellies 13.25--13.7t
per pfunb.
Sugar gureb Jleifd. =
S9infen 17--17ac; pienic S4ulterr
12--121c; Breaffeif Bacon 16a-l7ei
G9ultsrn in padsten 12-12le; Yt1
yorf Gut 12-12ae; trOdsns gsel
GHinien 25-28c per pfunb. -
GHBsep5feItts Tlsif d. :
G6infen 14.50-15.O0: pienie Sdul'
tern 1O00-10.5O; Bellies 1880
1900; ;S6ultern 10.00-10.50; ;Shul'
tern. y. .. Gut DO. 1o.00-1o.50 PEI
pfunb.
TrifdesNIeifh. - Ghirier
133-14Ac; pitnie gduliern "a
10e: G9uiftrn 81 -10e; fbort rip
penfeiten 10a-11e; fbort clear rip
penfeitsn 10a -11e; srtra ihort eiedI
Rippenfeilen 10--101c; Bellies lei6t.
13-134e; Bellies, fdipsrs 12a-13c
WebIunb getrsibe
Webf. Winier patsnt 1925
e.35; Ginier fanep s5.8o-5.9oi
'gninter familp $5.25-5.35; Winisl
.srira $4.80 500; Winter oroiudrsa
s4.6O-4.SO: Sartes WeiSen pdisn'
s6.35-6.8O; 6artes Wei5sn fnntI
S5.95-6.20; 5artes Wei5sH faniif
S5.OO-5.35: RossenmsbI norbipelts
,leGes. aeniihtes S5.45-5.70; reines
Giip Roaaerrmsbl $5.55-5.80; Gin
'aemiIdtes gpssenmebl $5.45-5.7O.
Weisen. $40. 2 rotber Winisr
$1.2t-1.23; go. 3 DO. $1.17-L20;
go. A bo. $1.O5-1.10. :
meffbforn. - go. I .ueibts
71-72e: go. a bo. 69-70e; 30. 6
7172e; glo. 4 bo. 68- -70t; SO. 5
bo $64-6sc; go. 6 DO. 61-62t. =
go. i selbss -; Ro. 2 DO. 71-72t;
go. 8 30. 70-71e; SO. a DO. 69--
zoe; glo. 5 bo. 64-66c; Ro. 6 DO.
61-62e; go. / semiidtss -; Ro. Q
bo. 71-72e; go. 8 bp. 70-71:;
go. a bo. 68-70e; Tp. 8 bo. 64-
66e: go. 6 bo. 61-62c. - &olbens
form tpetbes, 66-70c; aolbentorn.
sel6ss 8s-72c; aolbeniorn, ssmi'hs
ies 66-70t per Blu.
RosseM SO. 2 $3.50;
No. 3 90-94c; go. A DO. e0-SSee.
6afer. - glprtbtpeiern, 30. 2
iptibsr 51-52e; Horibfpeitern Stan'
barb fpsiber 49-50e; Rortbiostsrn
Ro. 3 f<ibtr 4s-49e; go. 3 iusibsr.
einbeimiid.r 44-45c; 30. 4 ipeibs-
4244s; gao. 2 ssmifdttr Rortbirss
iirn 40 SOC; 90. 8 gsmifntsr. elm
beimifder 44-45e; Ro. 4 semiidatr
gDbisfeb.
N<rtdufi ipurben 7S5 gbIs. Si
Killers Jimifbeb Goobs auf Der 9aii0
bon $1.40 per Gulloue.
Groteries.
aaffee. - SaDa 23-30c; Wos
ia 90 3Oc; Guatemala funep 19t;
DO, gutter 17ac.
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Metaa Msrft.

Rem gOrt "a. Gbraar.
aupfer. - Marft fsit.
GIsrtrolptie. = $3.50; fur SUM
unb fpGter $27.00-27.5 so.
Giien. - Wearti itetis unb unbers
dnbert.
3inn. - martt Ifnrf; $43.0o.
Blei. - $685..
epeItsr. - asins nuptiruuseu.
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Cincinnati. "a. Gsb.unr.
3uFubr nnb gsrfaHbt pdbreub bet
T.bitn "a Gtunben, perslinen mil
ben brsi porberssgansenen Iasen
paren ipie fclgt::
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Htubbieb. = Der Wsarst mar
6euts rubig, bic 3ufubr mabis urb
bic a3rsiis faun ftetis. Gtodsrs unb
Gsebtrs blisben iinrsrdnbert impreiTe,
stenip CUTE Milhtiihe.
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gSan@ neinser Witt;
llnb siinbst bod fetn aeraden an
Qn beiRem 2idi.
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g6itaso, "a. Jebruar.

Gbitaso. "a. Jebruar.
Meisen. - 5ar Woi $1.17-1.244,
am G9IuB $117a; fir 5uli $1.14a
-l.203, am 59luB $1.14s.
Weli6tOrn. - Jiir Wiai 76a-
76zc. am S6luB 76sc; fir Suli 76!
--783. am S5IuB 76Ac.
6afsr. 5iir Tlai 43a-463, am
Salub 44sc; fir Suli 41s-44se;
um SaluB 42st.
gossen. - glo. 2 95c.
@eriie. - 65e-76.
9imoibp. 49, $5.50-S.0O.
alee. = S10.00-2o.0O.
BORT. - sir Mai $2O.65-2o.e
50. am Sdlub $20.65; fir SuIi
$20.60- -20.S5, am Sdlub $20.60.
S9nralj. - 5iir Wai 10.30-1o.s
45, am S6luB 1890; fit Suli 10s
50 -10.6o, am SdluB 1880.
Mippsnieitsn. ~ sir Mai 11.35-
11.6o. am e6IuB 11.35; fir Suii
u.47-11.67, am Ghiub 11.47.
Butter. = Wsdrft unpsrdnbert.
Gier. - Martt b6ber. firits 21ac;
crbinGre firitg 204 -20ae.
aartcffeln. = Wartt uHperGnberi.
@sfliissl. = aebenbes. wsarit uns
bsr1nbert.
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q pfyort, "a. gbruar.

M.bl. = Martt tpiIissr. Sprins
poients $6.15-6.50; Diuter pa
tents $6.15-6.50; Minter Straisbti
$5.90-6.15; aanfas Straisbts $6.'
00-6.25.
WsiaeH. = Wartt fHipaf; 90. l
9urum $1.36a; Ro. 2 barter 81
2SA; Ro. l gsortbern DULUTH $1.3a
nno Ro. / Roribern WaHitoba ST.
46a I. 0. b. Rem Dprt.
Weli4iprH. = Warii i9poh. -
Sianbnro 514-51ie; 30. 8 tusiBsr
6n1--EO3r
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gulls e-ss; enim 1e-1se; odnIs
liz.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-29
GIRLS! TRY IT!
HAVE THICK, #AVY
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Every Particle of Dandruff Dis
appears and Hair Stops
&. f.. . Coming Out
Draw a Moist Cloth Through
Hair and Double Its Beauty
. at Once tl*

Your hair becomes light. way,
fluffy, abundant and appears as soft,
lustrous and beautiful as a young
girls after a "Danderine hair cleanse"
Just try this-moisten cloth with a
little DanderIne and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time. This will cleanse
the hair of dust, dirt and excessive
oil and in just a few moments you
have doubled the beauty of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at once,
Danderine dissolves every particle of
dandruff: cleanses, purifies and invig.
crates the scalp, forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair. ......-.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks use when you
will actually see new hair-fine and
downy at first yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. If
you care for pretty. soft hair and lots
of it surely get 25-cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug
gist or toilet counter, and just, try it.
Save your hair! Beautify it, You
will say this was the best % cents
you ever spent-Ady
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-29
NOTED ARTIST FROM LONDON HERE
T0EXHIBIT AND PAINT ISLANDS

emblem OF peace between Chile and
the Argentine Republic. Ii Is a pic.
ture that has received the applause
and careful approval OF critics wher-
ever shown. @ -.
Mr. Christmas is a painter, Illus
traitor and exhibitor. He has ex-
hihited for the Royal Academy, Royal
Institute of Water Colors, Royal In
stitute of Scotland and continental
exhibitors He won a bronze medal
at the Panama Pacific exposition. in
ternational section, for The Christ of
the Andes" painting. He has painted
in Australasia. South America, most
OF the European countries and recent
y visited Alaska and was entraneed
With the wonderful colors and majesty
OF the mountain and coast scenery.
Hawaii at once struck me as a
splendid field for the painter" he
said yesterday, and am planning TO
spend some time here and work up
paintings to be exhibited in the east
United States aud in London in the
comparatively near future" "
The exhibition, which opens on Fri
day at 2:30 over Castle & Cookies,
should attract wide circle of lovers
of painting. The pictures represent
some famo is artists and many were
shown at tie exposition with real sue
cess. The exhibition will be open for
two weeks and will be free.
Amons tie paintings to be shown is
splendid Whistler and other artists
represented are Floyal Field, A. ". A;
jules Tayernier, George c. Hattie, r.
l.; Robert Reid, n. a; Ralph Blake
lock and Gustav Weigand. "The
Christ of the Andes" will also be
shown, in addition to number of his
other paintings. In all about As can.
vases viii be hung.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-29
DECK SPORTS in
MATS0NIA Bring
OUT MANY STARS

Athletes, acrobats, priZe-fighters,
hungry girls and lunatics all provided
Excitement and uproarious laughter
yesterday afternoon in the grand tour.
nament and lambasting display on
the Matsonia upper deck Foxy
high-steppers, deluded tuggers of war,
whistleless girls, polite potato pilfer.
ers and liliputian leg-shakers all con.
tested for valuable and appropriate
prizes. The affair was both highly
appreciated and loudly applauded by
the entire passenger list. In fact
some of the ladies laughed so long
and Justify that most anything may
hav given way. However, no cas-
ualties we're reported. The events
were as follows:
Are you there, Casey?" brought
out many sturdy sluggers just off
the police force). They pounded at
the poor little crackers pinned to
their opponents head, whacked at
each others presupposed position in
vain. Many crackers lived through
the storm for time, but the only
enc, the sturdy little cracker pinned
to the nut of Mr.. d. p. Renton, es.
capped uncracked That cracker bore
a charmed life and took first prize, a
bowl of milk.
Ladies' Cracker Eating Contest.
Here is where the whistling girls of
the night before went forth to defeat
before an expert swallower OF dry
goods. Miss Helen Emerson ate moro
crackers and swallowed more in less
time and took first prize
Mems Cracker Eating Contest.
The stuffed Holsters filled their
faces with dry crackers, swelled up
and spoiled their whistles. The hun,
CRY mouths blew cracker dust until it
looked like a snowstorm and gasped
and sputtered to the line. Very
-crummy' it looked like forecful
feeding. MIR. Carlyon, it is reported,
had the presence OF mind to pore a
hole in the sticky mass with his
fingers and blow through the hole. A
handsome bottle of mouth wash went
to Mr.. c. Carlyon as first prize
Matsonia Goose Step.
The graceful high-steppers and
lofty-legged ones looked not upon the
eyasive mattress for they were blind
folded. Mr.. E. Carlyon being the
lcftiest stopper, carried off the prize.
Thread and Needle Contest.
: Mr.. g. H. Rech demonstrated his do
nestle talents by doing his share
toward winning first prize When in
teryiewed shortly after the contest he
explained that the reason he was able
to win the prize was because Miss
Helen Emerson had such a steady
hand and held the needle in such a
position that the thread just had tc
go through the eye of the needle.
Cigarette Race.
Does Miss Lucille Emerson know
how to light match and keep ii
burning. Well, I should say yes.
This TACT was adequately demon
strated yesterday BY Miss Emerson
and Mr. G, w. Smith carrying of
first prize.
Driving Contest.
This event was won by Miss E. Nc
Duffie and Mr.. E w. Harris.
Ladies' Potato Race.
This event brought out some or the
most artistic LADY potato lifters ever
seen on the field: They stole potatoes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-29
ONLY GAG MURDERS IN e.. ~
NEW YORK CITY IN 1915

NEW YORK, N. Y.-The report of
the police department for 1915, just
made public, shows that there were
246 murders in New York city during
the year This is against 257 murders
in 1914 and 2S6 in 1913 The report
shows marked decrease in shooting
cases and in burglaries. Four thou
sands four hundred and thirty-nine per-
sons were reported missing during the
year, and the fate of S29 is still un-
known. The total number of arrests
made was 212,452 and 161, 121 persons
were convicted. A total of 161, 361
serious and petty crimes was report.
ed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-29
Il. W. Christmas, z. B. A., Il
Show Collection Beginning
Next Friday

Hawaiian scenes and people are TO
be put upon the canyases of painter
OF internal lonal note. e. ". Christ
mas, II. ID. A. Royal British Artists
and member of tie Royal Colonial In
stitute OF London, who arrived on the
Northern Pacific last Tuesday.
On Friday he will open an unusually
Loteworthy exhibition In the rooms
over Castle 4 Cookies offices, and
alter the exhibition has closed he viii
remain in the islands for some time.
painting and making sketches for fu-
ture development. -. -
Not only is Mr.. Christmas painter
OF wide fame. but he is cosmopollte
in the true sense of the word. Born
il Adelaide, he lived during his early
years in Australia, New Zealand and
New South Wales. But the major
portion of his training was received
in England and he. has lived there
most of his life. Still, he has jour.
neyed widely elsewhere and in par.
tieular has travelled much and painted
much and successfully in South Amer
lea.
Honolulans who remember the
striking human tableau, The Christ
OF the Andes" given last year during
Carnival Week in the impressive
peace pageant at Punahou. will be
particularly interested in knowing
that one of Mr.. Christmas. most fam
GUS paintings, "El Cristo de Los
Andes" shows the great bronze
statue, $4,000 feet above sea level.
which was erected 10 years ago as an
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S P O R 7 S

and stole home with a practised hand
Winner, Mrs. Agnus; second, Miss
Smith, ... .~+-..
Mems Potato Race.
Won by Mr.. c. w. Smith. Mr.. c.
Carlyon came in for second prize.
The Matsonia team came off vic
torious in the tug of war. ...~
Judges-Gov. David l. Walsh and
Mr. II Lewis. r.: ~.
Sports committee-Mr. r. R. Zane,
Mr.. Fl. b. sGiffard and BIr. C.. G.
Bockus. -. ~
Prize committee-Miss Smith, Miss
Z. McDuffie and Mrs. M. Harrell.
1t seems unnecessary to mention
anything about the ladies' tug of war.
Never mind, the spectators had good
laugh.-From Matsonia Herald.
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February q, 1916.

Mail reports from headquarters of
the California Y. M. C.. A. Bowling
League this morning show that the
u. s. Naval Training Station took
four straight from both Los Angeles
and Vallejo as was expected. This
leaves Honolulu five games behind
the leaders but firmly located in sec.
ond place.
Last Friday the Honolulans won
three out of four from Sacramento
and if San lose was able to trim the
leaders or at least break even with
them, Honolulu stifI has chance for
the pennant. The locals have their
last two matches with Los Angeles
and Vallejo. This should mean eight
straight if the Honolulu team is in
form.
Close Race. .:.....
In the meantime the U. 8. N. T. S.
must bowl Oakland and Sacramento,
both of whose teams can take a game
or two from anybody when they are
right 49, .r
Last night Honolulu bowled against
Tucson, Arizona, and results are being
exchanged by mail today The Homo
luius who represented the local T.
Nj. c. A. were hardly up to their usual
form but gave fair exhibition which
is likely to win unless the Arizonans
are particularly strong l..
Leslie Scott starred for the locals
The Service team which boWIed
against the Honolulus for competition
won total pinfall and one game by
their magnificent finish. Southpaw
McCutchen led the Service attack
with excellent support from Goebig
and Treptow. The scores:
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HONOLULU SQUAD IN
SECOND PLACE FIVE
Il. GAMES BEHIND NAVY

California State Y. M. C. A. Bowling
League.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-25
STORM CLOUDS.

Il
in
will widespread
Adamson
apisc supposedly
sentiment eighthour day
living the financial
clothes of
$
Individual
millions
the pay
help
porary
present
an irritation
differ
pecedents
O. assuring forecasts
significant will
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-25
THE COME BACK"

The ''Come-back' man was really
never down-and-out. His weakened con-
dition because Of over-work, lack of ex.
ercise. improper eating and living, de-
mands sfimuia ton TO satisfy the cry
for a health-giving appetite and the re-
freshinK sleep essential to strength
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OIL Capsules
do the work. They are wonderful!
Three Of these capsules each day will
put a man on his feet before he knows
scid noi.orsrg ths ktn6navT gravel ~
stone in the bladder, stomach deranEe-
naent or other ailments that befall the
til you are entirely down -and-out. but
take them today Your druggist will
gladly refund your money If they do not
help you. Csc. soc and S1.00 per box.
Accept no substitutes. Look for the
name GOLD MEDAL on every box. They
are the pure, original. imported HaarleM
Oil Capsuies.-Adv-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-25
DandOn7
Things and Filings

PROSPERITY is hell. It leaves no
grounds to hold a charity ball
WHEN the can companies are max
ing shrapnel you can't expect peas to
be any cheaper.
YES, we've had the same experience.
Those who desire a short winter
might sign a note this aH."-Indiana
Daily Times.
BE CAREFUL of your manners
when dining or lunching in Gary. The
whole town is attending the evening
schools lectures on table etiquette
WELL amt ne the peevish UNI
Here's Lord Northclife saying Britain
viii regard peace suggestions as un-
friendly.
IT IS getting so that you'll soon be
hearing that young couples are writ
ing to the papers asking If $3.50 a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-25

Persons 70 whom to appeal be in
cheerfuly
the go BY he cost adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-25
WHAT ABOUT IT?

24.-To
all
10 and
in
in
the subject-Dspatch yesterdays
in
OF
Do
in the
think
from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-25
GOOD REA SON, TOO.

Buy before the rush comes
Buy before the crush comes,
Buy before the slush comes
Buy your presents nov,
Whether they're for surly
Husbands or for curly
Little tots or grandpapas
Oh. buy your presents now,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-25
LITERATuRE,S LOSS

taking shining literary passing
he charm
Labrador Newfoundland
sienkevicz hardly
ose sue minds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-25
to pay the price.

JUDGE GARY'S action IN raising the
pay OF his steel workers ten per cent
win be taken as token by some Of
those engaged in business TO raise the
cost of living twenty per cent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-25

TIMES ads ere personal messages TO
the people of this community from the
merchants.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-25

HAVE you the price Of turkey
about you2" asks the Chesterton Tri-
bure. we have. but we are not going