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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Crane of this city.
Bidding farewell to the old year as a
momentous ceremony and the hospita-
BILE home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Ran
som was, on New Year S eve, the scene
of delightful party given by the mem
bers of the Priscilla club. The rooms
were decorated with holiday greenery
and presented festive appearance.
Following the games came the parcels
post with gifts for every one present,
after which supper was served--the lad
les choosing their partners. Then came
music and informal New Year IS toasts,
stories and speeches, the men contribut-
ing much to this part of the evening S
merriment. The party was distinctly a
holiday affair and was merry occas-
ion.-Record,
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in operation under the management of
Mr.. G.. II. Stone who foreclosed the
mortgage he held on the mill from the
former owner. Mr.. Stone has recently
installed 80 horse power producer
gas engine and is now equipped for
business.
Mr.. Thos Boulden has discontinued
his feed store business on Main street
and has leased the building to Mr.. f.
Williams, who. has opened up a shoe
shop. Mr.. Williams will also deal in
poultry and poultry supplies.
The Monmouth Cheese factory which
is run in connection with the Mon
mouth creamery, has ceased its opera
tions for the winter. The factory will
again be opened for the manufacture
of cheese about April first.
Mr.. Geo. F. Shaw, owner Of the Mon
mouth Brick and Tile company, has
stated that he will operate his tile fac
tory the coming summer. Mr.. Shaw ex-
poets to start operations not later than
the -lrst of may and will make at least
a million tile. The operation Of this
plant will give work to several of
.
preciated by all.
A report comes from the lumber dis
tricts in the western part of the coun
tY that operations will be resumed in
the logging camps by the first of Feb
ruary. The opening of these camps
means that about 500 more men will
be put to work and prosperity will
again be restored to tho country.
Now that the new training schoo
building for the Oregon Normal schoo
is nearl" completed, people are begin
ming to talk Of the prospects of get
ting an appropriation for a new admin
istration building.
A very pleasant evening was spent
recently at the Lorence home north Of
Monmouth, wnen Misses Hazel, Mabe
and Ruby Lorence were hostesses to O
number of their friends. The first
part of the evening was spent in play
ing $500" Mr.. Calvin Holern win
ming the first prize for the gentlemen !
highest score, which was bronze asl
tray, and Miss Ida Strong winning
first prize for the ladies' high score
that being fine box of stationery. A
eleven p. m. dainty luncheon wal
served which was enjoyed very much
After this an hour was spent in vari
GUS games, music and conversation
those present were favored by severa
vocal numbers by Miss Ruby Lorence
accompanied by her sister, Hazel, OF
the piano. The guests then departed
well pleased with the evenings pleas
ures.
Those present besides the hostcsse
were: Misses Ida Strong, Eta an,
Dorothy POrtwood, Lydia and Lillian
Bell, Of Punxsutawney, PENNSYLVANIA
and Messrs. Joe Bell, Howard Morlan
Ivan Wood, Eom 0stein, Joe Clark
James Gentle, Calvin Holem, Jenning
Lorenzo and Sherman Heath, of Taco
ma, Washington.
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MONMOUTH NEWS
Capital Journal Special servicc.J

ANupllui Juulhul hpNNiul HVtNlNN'l
Monmouth, Or, Jan. ll.-Constable
John II. Moran has contracted very
severe case OF the mumps in addition
to his sufferings Of cancer which he
has been suffering for the past two
weeks.
A movement has been inaugurated
recently to yavc Monmouth's mlin
street, and it may uome to vote yet
on the paving question. II is q com.
mon saying by automobile drivers tnat
the streets Of Monmouth are worse
than any Of the country roads, which
is too true. II is hoped that the ques.
ton will be voted on and carried AZ m
early day.
Mr. Alva II. Craven, Of near this
city, is the owner of some very fine
Barred Rock chickens Of the special
o. A. c. laying strain which won the
sweepstakes in the egg laying contest
at the Panama l.Pacific exposition.
VIM. Riddell, Sr. aud sons, OF near
this city, are large landowners and
sheep AMI goat breeders They have
the Cotswold, Lincoln and Romney
Marsh sheep and many head Of prize
Angori goats. Ehey receive as nigh
as one dollar per pound for mohair
from this flock of goats.
The Riddels are noted for their ad-
vanced methods Of farming, They dc
all their plowing and seeding exactly
ON time by using Holt's Caterpillar
sixty horse power tractor, with which
they can plow, harrow and drill twenty
acres per day. During the past fall
the boys worked the big tractor nigni
and day with the use OF electric head
lights. Riddel stock has won first
prizes at most all Of the fairs and
stock shows In the northwest and even
at the Panama. Pacific exposition.
Tho Monmouth Flour mills are again
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FIGHTING IN s1Av ARMY

Portland, Or, Jan. 10.-Fred Mack
ley, aged l5 years, is fighting with tae
Russian army.
In letter to his sister, Miss Anna
Mackley, Portland school girl the lad
said he was "going to war in a few
days" The letter was written from
Hinsk Sultsk, Russia II said that his
father was with an army on its way to
Chatter away at the Turkish forts"
Until six months ago the Macklcys
lived in Portland
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AURORA NEWS

Mrs. II. Dufner expects to leave this
week for Pasadena, California, where
she viii visit brother. She hopes the
trip may improve her health.
James Miller was called TO Sacramen.
to, California, Monday night to attend
a special session of the California lcgis.
lature, where he is assistant secretary
Of the senate. He has been here
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AUMSVILLE NEWS

Miss Ida Brock returned home Sat.
urday from Scio where she has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Sutherland,
Mrs. Byra Walker Of Amity, Is visit.
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Il.
Thomson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Service Of Port
land spent the holidays with Mrs. Ser
vices parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. f.
Simpson.
Willie Crane who Is attending the
blind school at Salem is spending q few
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11
Federal BOwlers Lose
Two Games to LOjus

The Lojus took two games out of
three from the Federal bowlers at the
Club alleys last night though the Fed
erals piled up the largest total of pins.
Statesman, of the Lojus rolled 232 for
high game and Noud, Of the Federals,
averaged 203.
The scores follow:
Loju.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

of Los Angeles and San Diego still re-
member him. He expects to get match
in San Diego. Later he will join his
brother at Santa Rita, New Mexico.
Bud weighs l55 now.
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BUD WOULD FIGHT AGAIN.

Portland, Or, Jan. l1.-Bud Ander-
son, who once had lightweight cham
pionship' aspirations, departed this
morning by steamer to see if the fans
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

Kansas City, Mo.-Frankie Burns of
Oakland, and Otto Wallace of Milwau-
kee, went ten rounds to draw here.
Wallace was knocked to the floor in the
third. but came back strong.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

WANTED TO INvEST-In property
that will pay good income. Give
full description. Address journal II.
Janl2
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Columbus, Ohio.-Bryan Downey of
Columbus, was defeated in ~ rounds
here by Johnny Griffiths of Akron,
Ohio. Downey got only one round.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

FOR SALE-0r trade, by owner, 31s
acres on car line, room house. Also
one acre for sale. 1928 Hubbard Bldg.
JanI3
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Roll Of Honor Of
Turner Public Schools
For Month Of December

The following is a copy of the re-
port just compiled and posted in the
halls of the Turner Public School
building. This report contains the
names and highest averages made for
High School,
Seniors - Arthur Salisbury, first
rank, "a Sc; Emma Hohle, first rank,
"a SIG; Hazel Bear, second rank, "a.
Juniors-Ivan Hadaley, first rank,
"a; Mabel Walker second rank, 80;
Merly Smith, third rank, 93.
Sopnomcres-Gladys Wirsing, first
rank, 90 81; Elma Wirsing, second
rank, 90 Al.
Freshmen Herbert Booth, first
rank, 90 2-5; Rowena Smith, second
rank, 80 l-2; Perry Baker, second rank,
80 IL.
Intermediate.
Eighth-IIazel Edwards, first rank,
50 2-7; Justus Robertson, second rank,
95.
Seventh-Irvin McHugh, first rank,
81 20; Hale Mickey, second rank, "a
1.5.
Sixth-Evelyn Osborne, first rank,
95.S; Thelma Delzell, second rank 94.6.
Ffth-Olga Gath, first rank, 92 10;
Clara Sommers, second rank, so 1-3;
William Cochran, second rank, so l-3.
Primary.
Fourth-Bobby Givens, first rank,
81; Bernice Briggs, second rank, SO.
Third-Ruby Lister, first rank, 96;
Russell Forrest, second rank, 90; Dor
ris Barnett, second rank, 80.
Socond-Edarwd Gath, first rank,
80; Margaret McHugh, second rank,
SO.
First-Percy Applegate, first rank,
90; ROLLS Bones, second hank, 95.
Month ending December "a, 1915.
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WILL EXCHANGE-Good lots or
acreage for team, harness and wagon.
Phone 1547W. 1913 N. 2lst street.
Jan12
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FOR Shoemaker Singer MI
chine in first class condition, also
shoe jack. Call at $40 State street.
Janl3
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PROMINENT MAN DIES

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 1i.--Prominen
in local business activities for the last
2S years and. widely known in the
northwest, Major 0bidiah Bennetp
Hayden 10 dead here today following
on operation. Major Hayden was 70
years old and came here from Indiana.
many people are thinking of doing lit
tic visiting TO get taste.
A recitation by Ruth Latten, song
by Alice and Rose Otterbein and a song
by Frcida Standifer aud Ethel Ander-
son formed the interesting and enioyab-
10 part Of program at the Y. p. A.
Sunday evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

HOME COMFORT steel RANGE
For sale, slightly used. "a No. I"
shape. A bargain. 2S7 s. Winter
street. janis
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Georges Carpenter, the famous prize
fighting idol of France, who recently
secured his aeroplane pilot s license, has
been cited in the French "Orders Of the
Day" for bravery and daring in recon,
naissance above German territory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

Information Of Iva Louisa
Thomas Gorden, last heard from at
Salem, Oregon, general delivery. No
tify j. w. Thomas, Selma, Calf,
Box 393. Feb6
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"ux" the happy smoke 1t just packs the smokers calendar
plumb full Of fragrant degt that gloomy day cant mt crowd se
many the Joy Of ppesmokng and regular unendng
procession of happy days.
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CALENDARS FOR 19l6-Large fig.
ures for practical use. Call or phone
Homer II. Smith, the Insurance Man,
Mccormack Bldg. Phone 96. Jan20
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Sport Ne141s
X !; X X X 4, 4 x x x 4; i
BOXING TABLOIDS

Memphis, Tenn.-Dan (Porky) Flynn
of Boston lost on a decision in an eight
round bout here last night to Jack Dill
lon of Indianapolis.
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HAY WANTED-Good clover or vetch
and oats. Within hauling distance
of Oak Grove. Address A. w. Bart
lett, Route No. 9, Salem. Janl4
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FOR SALE-Two young fresh Jersey
COWS and calves. Gentle and good
mixers. us South 18th street.
JanlI
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A set Of one
horse farm implements. so egg ineu-
bator. Small rolling top desk. Ad-
dress 2162 Elm Ave, Salem. Janl2
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mediately if it contains an error.
Minimum charge, 15c.
ONE MULE WANTED-T. Lovre,
Route 7. Deel5
BOARD AND R00M-$4.5O per week.
262 S. Church. Phone l806R. Janl7
FOR RENT-Ten room house, partly
furnished, close in. Inquire 605 N:
Liberty. janis
HARRY - Window cleaner. Phone
76S. Jan. 81
OAK, ash, old fir, second growth, cord
wood. Phone 1929. Feb Z
SECOND GROWTH FIR WOOD
$3.50 per cord. Phone 2249. IL
FURNISHED APARTMENTS-$5.00
to $500. 49l North Cottage. If
FOR SALE-Baled oat straw. W. A.
Springer, Route 7, Box 81, Salem, Or
egon. Janl'
LOST-Automobile crank. Please re-
turn to j. L. Scott, 124 South Lab
erty. u
WALNUTS GRAFTED-S foot trees,
S5c each. Mill Creek Nursery, 24S0
State street. janis
WALNUTS GRAFTED-S foot tYees,
S5c each. Mill Creek Nursery, 2491
State street. Janl3
WANTED-To borrow 5000 to $500, 2
years time, good personal security.
Address So, care OF Journal Janf2
FOR SALE-Two young fresh Jersey
cows and calves. Gentle and good
mixers. us South 18th street.
Janll
WILL EXCHANGE-Good lots or
| acreage for team, harness and wagon.
Phone l547W. 1913 N. 2lst street.
Jan12
FOR SALE-Or trade, by owner, 3M
acres on car line, 6 room house. Also
one acre for sale. 1928 Hubbard Bldg.
Janl3
WANTED TO INvEST-In property
that will pay good income. Give
full description. Address Journal H..
Janl2
FOR Shoemaker Singer mI-
chine in first class condition, also a
shoe jack. Call at $40 State street.
Janl3
HOME COMFORT STEEL RANGE
For sale, slightly used. "a No. ~
shape. A bargain. 2S7 s. Winter
street. janis
HAY WANTED-Good clover or vetch
and oats Within hauling distance
of Oak Grove. Address A. w. Bart
lett, Route No. 2, Salem. Janl4
FOR SALE CHEAP-A set of one
horse farm implements. so egg ineu-
bator. Small rolling top desk. Ad-
dress 2162 Elm Ave, Salem. Janl2
CALENDARS FOR 19l6-Large fig.
ures for practical use, Call or phone
Homer II. Smith, the Insurance Man,
Mccormack Bldg. Phone 90. Jan20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Iva Louisa
Thomas Gorden, last heard from at
Salem, Oregon, general delivery. No
tify j. w. Thomas, Selma, Calf,
Box 393. Feb6
I'VE HAVE A BUYER-For a good
farm, 15 acres and up, must be loeat-
ed around Salem, we can givo you a
good trade in Aberdeen Washington
income property for part, and will
assume. We charge you 5 per cent
commission. If you have good buy
address at once, A. X. johnson & Co
Wheeler Bldgy Aberdeen, Washing.
i ton. Jan1I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

WALNUTS GRAFTED-S foot trees,
S5c each. Mill Creek Nursery, 2491
State street. Jani3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

WALNUTS GRAFTED-S foot trees,
S5c each. Mill Creek Nursery, 24S0
State street. JaAi3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

WE HAVE A BUYER-For a good
farm, 10 acres and up, must be loeat-
ed around Salem, we can give you a
good trade in Aberdeen Washington,
income property for part, and will
assume. We charge you 5 per cent
commission. If you have n good buy,
address at once, A. X. johnson & Co.
Wheeler Bldg, Aberdeen, Washing
ton. Jan1I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

LOST-Automobil crank. Please re-
turn to j. E. Scott, 124 South LIB
erty. u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

WANTED-To borrow 5000 to $500, 2
years time, good personal security.
Address 50, care OF Journal Janf2
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FOR SALE-Baled oat straw. W. A.
Springer, Route 7, Box 81, Salem, Or
egon. Jahld
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Total pins, 26l6.
Team average, IVA.
Federals.

Eotal pins, 2649.
Team average, III.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-11

SECOND GROWTH FIR WOOD
$3.50 per cord. Phone 2249. IL
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FURNISHED APARTNLENTS-$5.00
to $500. 49l North Cottage. II
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8erfdnbt:
Hinbo. S1lpeine GAafe

Hinbb. G6tpeine 5Hufe
z. Sh. -. 1857 17066 1893
IA. SH. So. 4744 1858 1865
n. Dit. i. 5787 2O561 631
Hinbpieb. Die gadfraae
ipar eine siemli6 quite, bic 3ufur
nar mabig nnb Die preiie itetia. Gar.
ners iparsn fpillissr, CUTE Mil9fiils
rar unb felt.
Wlittlere urrb i6pere Stiere $725
--8.75; gleif4er Stisre $5.5O-725;
auserleiene Bis srtra $7.50-8OO;
osifers $500 6.25; auserlsIene bis
ertra $6.5o-7oo; aiibe $40o-5.s :
%; auserlefene bis ertra $3.50
600; Corners $3.OO-4.OO; Wil4z
tiibe $35.00-95.0O; Stoders unb
Jcebers; Gtiere $5.OO-6.75; Seifers
$500 $50; &iibe $4.25-475.
8ullen. = Der Wartt nar beus
te rubig unb bic prsiie sebriidt.
5ette Bulen $6,40-6.65; Bologna
$5.50-6.25; massre unb lsiAte $4.0o
--5.25.
adfber. - Die befisren GdIbsr
iparen in Rahfrage, bic anberen aber
langiam unb fhipa6.
Bette lsihte &dt6er S11.5O-12.OO;
fair Bis CUTE $8.50-11.5O; orbindre
unb grobe $4.00-10.50.
9 6neine. - Die 3ufubr mar
bsuts srob unb bic preiIs Itissen um
ba bic Qu4frase cine gut.
mar. Der Martt i4lob itetis.
Guts Bis auserlsiene l9lpere uno
5letI9eriorten $10.30-10.35; aes
mlidts 9srIanbtiorten $9.90-10.30;
auserlei.ne miitIers 100 Bis 18O gfo.
SO. rs $50; lsi9ts Qerianotiorteu
12o Biz 155 piuno $9.40-9.65; Or
biuGre bis CUTE Sertel 110 pfuub
unb ipsniser $6.50-9.35; orbiudrs
Big aussrleIene i9pere fette Sdue
sini3s auserisisne So
50; Stags $6.5O-8.75.
Saafe urD ga mer. = Die
3ufubr mar gerins unb bic prsiIe
itetig.
Sdafe, auserlsiene bis srtra $6.40
$50; quite bis auserleiens S5.5O-
$40; orbindre bis fair $500 800.
admmsr, auserIeiens bis ertra $1,000
quite biz auserleiene 1925
prbinars Big fair S6.0O--S.s
TX
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Sistsr Der rniiiiden ssrOnt.
Bon Or. Sris Bertbeimer.

Die yfeubil0lng bes ocitoraliiirtell
rliiiihen Seeres. Cine nel.e slr,
NEE in fiinf @sonatell. - 9ie
aniite lpedt Den SaB in Der ac'
NEE. = Ger gtieienbrano oes Sal
les i'm @olf. - 9ns repolution0re
Gift ourdoringt gang RirBlmlb. =
Die Grinorolrng Der ariegsgeIan-
senen. 9as groBe Sterten Srr
ariegsgeiangenen IN ben Sasaret-
ten. - ngair Staliener!"
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Ghicaan n Oftobsr

-
S4peine. 3uiubr 400;
Martt fart, 15c b0ber uls geitsrn;
9ult $9.95-1o.35; lei6ts 1856
10.45; asmildts $9.70-10.50; i4frss
re SO. .70-1O.45; rpbe $9.70-9.S5;
6srtsl $7.25-9.5o.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 1000;
Wlartt stis; Hatios Beef Stisre $500
-11.40; Wsern Stiere $6.25-9.oO;
Stoders uiro Jeebers $4.70-7. Is;
aiibe unb Seibers $3.4o-9.3O; aal'
ber $7.2611.85.
S9afs. = 3uflbr 1000; Wartt
itstis; $7.oo-s.25; gpes 1915
TAO; 2dmmsr $S.25-1O.55.
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Sus siteasn MART.
oieIS, SOnSs xnS aIti.n IN we,u yorl.

0sf4dftssopiere wuyben ~ SIS biz
ionfirt. @e4ief auf asnlos nsren itetio.
MIR 90 Eaee e47ix. si&t$4-7Sss; asbsI
aabsi S.S3X Isri Eidi aoX. aa5el 7oil.
Rrcnen Sidt 1905, Rabel 1920. sire eidt
6.4a eatel 64S, Rube4 Sidt SiK; Qa'
bei S11<; etibesHarren e7Jie, WeIiisnii3e
Gonart S2H.
Gftieamarft.-@dhrese Der beiben
Hbrfesisunben wsr Der Karft beute aber'
mails niebsr reht Iebbsft uno bic pyeile
warsn fart. Die S&Iubnotiiunsen ftaH.
ben ueibsnS hbsr beuen pom geiterH.
OitsvesnS UsieH.
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9ertuuf6te RolIeu.

8eiu6er: Sinh BAG nt6t Damen.
iiiefei, Die Der aitts CTR ba Sra5ssii Sriaib5s ai .a
bem 8aItpn reinigt2"
Suusberr: pJta ssipib, Der bat bod
feline Dirtbidafterin sebeirGtbe..
Griibsr hat re ibm bic StieFel az,
pust jest mub sr lie LA
puSea!-
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G6icdso, 81. Oftober.
Wei;eu. - Siir DECEMBER S1.6s-
1.705; am S6lub $1.70t. Jiir Mai
81 .68i-1.70z; am Sdlub $1.7oa.
WeIi3torn. = Sir Dssembsr s3a
Sic; um S3lub 86ae. syiir Ral
84s-7!c; am SdIub S6Ee.
Safsr. - SIR Deseniber 5Os-51e;
am SdluB 504c. Sir Mai 53J-
54se; am S6Iub 54se.
9srits. - S0c-$1.19.
Rossen. - no. 2, nominsu.
simotbp. - $3.25-5.26.
ales. = S1100-15.0O.
BORT. = ;fiir December $24.75-
$3.50; am salub $3.50. sir So.
muar $24.S5-25.35; am GdIub
$25. 5.35.
S6maIs. - giir DECEMBER $14.9o
-15.25; am Sdlub $15.12. Jiir
Sanuar $14-S5-1455; am SdIub
$14.35.
: Rippenisitsn. 49, Sir Dttober, am
G1lub $14.1o. syiir Sanuar 1887
--13.57; AM S4lub $3.50.
Butter. = Tlarit unperdnbert.
gisr. 3ufubr 3,s1S sfifteu;
Mart ,inperGHoert.
Ndripiiein. a%eiar.t %iar.t tS5e1I; tSss1I;; 33aa= Gu
fiibr As Cars; Mnnefota uno Dutos
ia ipeibe $1.40-1.50; Winnefota
unb Datpta Sbios $135-l45; Wti
disau unb DiseOuiiu tudbs $1.3o-
LAO.
Gsfliissl. - aebtnbes. Marit nas
perdn6srt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

3uder. - prttfe fen. - Waffis
nirtsr Gut 2oaf $9-15; pDlpbtrsb 81.
50; Cubes $s.35; sranulirkr $7.S5;
Gcnfectioners -efS 7.75; off ~
$7.45-7.55; ipeiber eytra $7.26-
7.35; sgtra g. $715 PEI bp,ubsrs
pfunb.
@oIaiies il letiG ~ Isv
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
axslt@er aNarft. 9 geria5t.
Cincinnati, 81. DitOber.

Ok olgenDen AuottrungeH b,s
5ieben ii9 nur auf enSros Sranss
atiionen. 8ei tleinertn Gsi9dften tpsrs
ben etpas bObsre preiis bsredu.i.
prODifiokku.
g d m a q. - prima Steam 15.s
45-15.55; JamilD 16t-164c.
|Srodensefal3enes SIeti d.
= Sbort clear Seiten loie 154-
15ae; Ggtra ibort clear Ssitsn 14a
-154e; turae Rippenisitm 14a-
154c; Bellies 16a-174e.
Bacon Sbort clear Ssitsn
163-17c; utra fbort clear Ssiien
15s-16e; fbort Rippsuisitsn LOB
16c; Bellies 18-18ae.
Sugar gure0 Gleii4. -
Sdinfen 20a-21e; pienie Sdulisrn
15-153e; Breatfaft Bacon 23-25e;
S6ultern In Dadeten 15- -15ic; Neip
gort Gut 15A A-16t; trodens Beef
Sdiiten 29s-30ae per pfunb.
SIBgepSteItes GIeif9-
S6inien 17-17Se; picnie GdaItern
12a-139e; Bellies 17a-1se; Sduls
tern 133-14as; SGultern R. .. Gut
141-147e.
Grif4esGIeif4. - G9intsn
16a-17ae; pienic SduIiern 122-
13e; S9uItsru 12a-13e; fbort Rip'
psnieiten 13-13tt; ibort clear Rips
psnisitsu 13i-14s; ertra fbort clear
Rippsnisitsn 13-13ae; Bellies lei9ie
183-194e; Bellies. i4pere 17-18e.
Webt unb getreibs
Meb[. - Winter patent $3.50
S.75; Winisr Ganep $s.Op8.25;
Wir,tr familD $7.50-7.75; Winter
ertra $3.50 -6.75; Wiuter orbindrcr
$6.N-6.25; 6artss eWisen patent
S8.75-9.00; 9artss Dei3su faneb
$8.O0-s.25; 6artes Wei3en familp
$6.75-700; gfossen, ROrtbeiiern
semif4tes $6..75-7.0O; Rosssn. .eitp
reines $6.75-7.00; ROgsen, gitp ses
miihtes $6.75-7.OO.
Weiss H. Ro. 2 rotkr gDinter
Ho. 3 DO. $1.65-
LII; go. a DO. $1.40-1.60.
WeIfdtorn. - gso. 2 ipeibes
99ae S1.0o; Ro. 3 DO. 99-99ac;
ylo. 4 DO. s7-9sc; 90. 5 bo. &C.
97e; glo. 8 DO. 94-96e. - go. 2l
seIbes 99se-$1.0O; Ro. 8 bo. g.
993c; Ro. A DO. 97-98e; go. s DO.
Wo. 8 bo. 94-96c. - 90.
2 semif9tss 99ae 90; g1o. 8 bO.
99-99ac; go. A DO. 97-98e; Wo. 5
DO. 96-97e; go. 6 DO. 94-96e. -
Weibts aoibentorn 9Sc-S1.00; seIs
5es 4plbenforn 98c-S1.. 90; se,
uii6tss aOIbsntorn 9se-$1.OO.
Safer. - go. 2 ipeib.r S.
53Ac; Sbanbarb fpsiber 52a-53c;
10. 8 fpeibsr 513-52e; go. A ipsis
,sr 50-51e; go. 2 senifdter 51A
--52e; Ro. 3 ssmiidter einbsimiiasy
O-51e; Ro. 4 ssmif9ter 49-5Oc.
Rpsgen. - 30. 2 S1.30-1.32;
10. 3 $1.27-1.29; 30 4 Silt
.25; probe $1.00-1.17.
Dbistep.
@rtauft tpurbsn 93S gbIs. Die
tiIlers Jiniiheb Goobs auf bsr Bats
on $1.40 per Galone,
Grpesries.
aaffee. - Supa 23-30e; 60.
"a 30 30e; Guatemala fanep 19c;
Q. gutter 17as
..m, H!o esatss