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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13
BUILDING NOTES


 Thirteen building permits, the ag- Bregate cost of which will be $15,155 were issuAd by the building commits Moners last night The permits were:
 Cottage. south side of Waldorf ave- ntae, forsLouis Horwath- \ Cottage, west side of Norman street for Angelic Coppello.
 Private garage. west side of East Main street, for Elisa Martucci
 Cottage, west side of Houston street, for John Sockocus.
 Barn, 132 Florence avenue, exten- sion, for Philip Skuloff.
 Frame veranda, south side of Elm wood avenue. for Dora Levie-
 Steel frame building, 150 Fairfield avenue, for N. r., N. H. & H. R. R. Two family house, east side of Ezra street, for Wilbur R. Jones. Frame garage. west side of Carroll avenue. for Anna Wolf.
 Public garage, north side of Con- necticut avenue. for J. J, Kenny. t Cellar wall, east side of Silliman street, for Mary Mentes.
 Frame addition, south side of Howard avenue, for Kessinan Bros. 5. Private garage. east side of Colo -ado avenue, for Mrs. Carry o. Wheel or :.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13
PRICE OF FOOD AND
 STORAGE WAREHOUSES

The idea of reducing prices by means of cold storage warehouses To- cated all over food producing sections has long been advocated. A ware house located at some center for a group of rural communities should seemingly be able to take in farm produce and sell it to retailers at prices to beat the wholesalers who now handle them-
 From the midd1eman's point of view, the jobber can take the. product off the farmers hands and sell it cheaper than a local warehouse can dispose of if. He will say that the expense of putting the product through the hands of the several mid dlemen would be less than the costs a local warehouse would incur in ma.k- ing sales =
 Farmers are apt to be jealous of co-operative effort The majority of them would probably not be satisfied unless their product was handled in divfdQal1y. Yet to get the best re- suits of c1assincationl any given pro- duct should be handled as a whole. However, cooperative schemes for marketing products are making good progreSs. If farmers can drop this suspicious attitude and accept the inn partial grading of a warehouse super fntendent, great difficulty can be overcome.
 To get a warehouse system going would take faith and patience. It would perhaps not pay anything for a year or two. It would take time to make its product known, money would have to be spent on advertis- fng and personal solicitation. But once its product became known. it surely could underse1l the middle men.
 The public is likely to be forced Into some such scheme for gathering and storing the products of a given locality and shipping them out as needed It could be undertaken eith- CT by leagues of farmers, associations Of consumers. or municipal or other pub1tc organizations. The American people are getting tired of seeing n1iddiemen and speculators pile up their pyramids of profits.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13
THE MEN

Tn putting your money into the Post Tire ana Rubber Corporation yeu a1e investing in brains aoll ity and experience.
 You are investing in the executive powers Of such men as Edward J. Post, w. John DuBree' Cnalles Wagner anad the rest of the staff. They are all
 selected for their particular fitness handle the departments of this gigantic business They are men skilled only in their own lines but m the handling of and material
 They know their business from the ground up' in- side and out.
 They are working together in perfect harmony TOT Lba ma nurpose of making the Post Tire and Fup- per Corporation and the Post Products the biggest anu thsiasm and ideas and each is big and broad enough to appreciate that thousands or
 small investors Will De looKihs GU
 them to make good"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13
DIED.

MURPHY-In Norwalk, Dec. 5, Miss
 Mary Murphy. NEWMANN-In Westport, Dec. 4,
 John Newman. DONLINrIn Saugatuck, Dec. 6, Ber-
 nard Donlin. HOLCOMB-In New Hartford, Dec. 5,
 Herbert Holcomb, aged 77 years NEGUS-In Weston, Dec. 2, R. w. S.
 Negus. FALLON-In Torrington, Dec 6, Mrs.
 Catherine Fallon, aged 81 years East Morris, Dec. 6,
 Oscar Holcomb, aged 56 years.5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13
HEALTH BOARD FAVORS
 MORE POWER FOR STATE
 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.

s4A. the meeting of the health board q. night, the members informally 5proved the desire for greater power n the part of the state health board. anitary matters were discussed at length.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13

XMAS TREES, WREATHS
 AND HOPING JOHN RICK & soy
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13
S27o invested in Tires
 To-day Worth S22,062
EXAMINE THESE

:. FIGURES ... :. .. $1OO invested in Original
 Goodyear Stock is worth
 to-day .>. .$lZ,9OU $7O of Original Firestone Stock now has a sales
 value of ...$4,O 4,O48 $10O put into Kelly Spring
 field Stock a few years ago
 is now worth. =. .$5,l4
 The above figures are taken from authentic reports and official statistics, and give a small idea of the for tunes which may be made in the rubber tire business.
 Do you want to be one of those who will receive a share of these profits?
 If so, we recommend your immediate purchase of as many shares of Post Tire & Rubber Corp. Stock as you can take.
 Orders are subject to our acceptance and we reserve the right to reduce the num- Der of shares applied for. Dillingham;, Spindler & Co. ss Liberty Street New York City
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13
MARRIED.

BALL-HILL-In Norwalk, Dec. 4, James F. Ball of St. Louis and Miss Lima M. Hill.
 walk, Dec. 4, Miss Florence M. Benedict of Norwalk and Samuel Comstock of New Canaan. GEROW-WRIGHT- New Fair field, Dec. 2, Clara Beatrice Wright and Charles Clarence Fitzgerald GerOw.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13

--r Want Ads. One Cent a Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13
Make Your Money Earn
 Money!

Here is real investment proposition proposi- ton for men and women who want thelr money eo make money for them.
 If YOU read the papers you know how. a few ori- stnal investors rubber tire stocks have piled up immense fortunes for themselves. Here is chance to follow in their footsteps chance to pecome partner in a fully equipped modern tire ana ruooer goods factory. -
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13
THE FACTORY

The Post Tire and Rubber Corporation factory in St. Louis representing valuation of $500 900 % specialzes in the manufacture of The Post Prize Tire and the famous Goodyear Buclxslin Brand" of Der boots. shoes, goloshes, sport shoes, etc.
 This is not paper" facto5y proposed" fac tory to be built with invest6s money but thor oughly modern and fully equipped tire and rubber goods factory.
 If you have s1o or s1oo or even few thousand dollars that not earning better than per for you here IS ripe opportunity for putting them work
 In line with policy of strictest conservatism. mention bigger returns on your money N than possible 10@o. But the records of ac- tual dividends being earned in tire
 and rubber goods stock will speak eo- Quently for themselves.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13

The Prairie Oil & Gas Co. of Inde- pendence, Kan, Advanced the price for crude oil 10 cents barrel to $1.10 a barrel. 5E~. f
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13

Vice Admiral du Hournet, com mander of the Allied squadron in Greek waters, has been replaced by Admiral Gaucher.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13
Rubber Worth More
 Than GOlds

Since the invention of the automobile the his- tory of rubber has been wonderful than that of gold. #l
 With the pneumatic tire the automobile would have been impossible. But the advent of the au- tcnobile made rubber more valuable than gold
 Investing in rubber products might therefore be hkened to investing in inexhaustbIe gold mine
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13

President Wilson will resume next Monday his weekly conferences with the Washington newspaper corres- p0ndents,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-13
TAXPAYERS, NOTICE

TAXPAYERS NOTICE Liens will be filed by the Tax Col lector, Thursday, Dec. 14th, 1916 upon all property on which the Street Sprinkling tax, list of 1915 (payable 1916) are unpaid.
 HOWARD F. SMITH,
 Collector. T8 d.
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49se. um e4lub 494e; fir Mui 52t
-52ic, ann S4lub 52sc.
@ossen. = go. 2 $126.
@erite. - 75t-$118.
simptbp. - $3.50-4.75.
ales. - S11.O0-1400.
port. - 5iir DECEMBER $22.95--
23.8o, am sdluB $23.75; fir Sas
nnar $23.05-23.50, am S9luB
$23.25.
iSdmal5. Sir DECEMBER 1886
1897, am S6lub 1887; fir ga
nuar 13.37-13.50, am g6lub 13.z
40.
gippenfeitsn. sir OftOber
14.02-14.1O, am S6lub 14.07; fiie
Sdnuar 12.40-12.52, am S6lub
12.45
Butter. - Martt fsit; Creamery
30-341c.
@ier. Wartt unberdnbert.
aartoffeln. Wtartt felt. sSerieps
%.25-1.40; Obios $115-1.25.
Gefliigel. Gebenbes. Wturtt
unperdnOert.
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Gelbsrauer sSremoen @erfebr
tn Der Sdwei5.
3ise nit Jslograuen aus engtiIdn
unb frano0iti4sn 9sfangeneuIaserit.
- antuHft in 9enf. - GIN BERG,
Iiaer empfang. - Die eriten 9auts
Der Tsutteripra4e. - Weitsrfabrea
1ua4 fIii9tissm 4ufsnrbaIt

(Der Genfsr Sonberbsri6teritatte
Der gerliner .RationaIJsitung" i8il
bert ben iutersianten GrsmDsnDerte6r
Der isBt tdsIi4 auf Oem Ssnfsr 9a5n.
bof 81 beoba9ten ift.)
Die bsiItrdfiigsn Naturgeriife be-
S4pei5er!aHbes (bas ooy bem Rrie9t
bic gHsIdHoer ben rSpisIplas Gur0.
pas" uunnten). iino ieB. ni9t me5r
oas Wonopo. ipobL6a6snosr Welts
bumTIsr ober ron SerSsnneugier ges
triebeHer ReiiebureGu Souriiten. Sni
GssentbeiI: Der ersniyungsreilsnbs
i3eiHt beuts in Der Stpei3 fait 1uss
seitor6eH, uno ale bic pruntpoIlsa a
9ditbOfe. bic CUR 9efrisbigung isinsr
oHipru6spoQsn Wiinits srbaut tpur'
ben, piiroen bcinabe Ie.r iteben, pbns
bic Jlutb Der ipunbsu unb trdnten
Grieser, Die ita aug aIIen triegfiib-
renben Gdnbern in oieiem Sommer In
ibre tpsitsu SllIsn unD SpeiIeidIe er-
sisbt. On bic Stele ots ipleenigen
britii6en gorbs unb bes erentriIten
ameritanii6sn WiqionGrs, an b;:
Stsae Der biebefen 2auosIsute i'm 90;
benanSug un5 1irolsr 5eberbiitIe;a
itnb felbgruus @rsndoiste gstreteH, bic
In 5rantreia afanssn Darsn, unD
pbantaitiite 3uaDen uno Surtos, unJ
tbdttbraune 9ritsn aus bsutiaen 9ss
fdngensnldgsr1. sic iinD ss, bic beutt
iit in btquemsn 2iegeitiibIen 1uf 9os
teIterrafen Ionneu, bic ipsiben 0dms
pier duf ben tlauen gergIeen fiilIe1
uno ii6 bic Hamen Der S6neegipre;
belten ldHen, bic IN Der tlaren Silns
mel ragen. Sd islbit Der Oeripdiite
SsrgipOrt in jest ibr Gsbiet, uno bies
Ter Gage ftiegen in 3ermatt iilternirte
Offijisre bis CUR baIbeH !60be oes
furdtbaren WiatterbornS. SSdIt ale
bic Rurorte i'm So6gebirgs, Die WeIts
ruT ssnieben - G6dmperp, Niirrsn,
GrinbeltraIb, 3srHutt unb ipie lie
Ionit nod beiBcn mosen -, Derodnten
ibre bissjGbrtge Sommrriaiion ben
tapferen &Gmp'ern, bic nah lanJen
Ulonaten banssr 9efangeni6aft i'm
Trsieiten unb frisbIi9iten aanbe guro'
pas sSrisbsn unS 5reibsit lpieperfins
ben.
Sait ole brsi obsr pier Gage tcm.
men jeBt 5el0sraue burd Semi, uuf
benz @ese aus frdn3oiiider Ober engs
.iIder 9efaneenI9aft, nG9 benz Bier
paloitdbtsr See uno benz 9erner |
Dkrlano. Spdt 9lbeubs treffen bic
3iee aus Jrantrsih eiu, uRo Semi, |
,as ia nur peuise Wairuten Don Der
y,ense entfsrnt 1T. 1T tire erite Sta.
ion airf neltt,dIsm 8poen. 2luf bem
sabubof Gorndpin ipirb BEN miibel
triesern Der 8ursenub Ter 5reibeit |
NIB GrI0iuHs. un9 Gsnf.isst, jeiAsl |
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5reubis unD oanibar pintsn bic
5elbgrauen nit ben @enfsr J1bnlein
5n ben Stnifern binaus, linb aus Der
Ulenge, bic trob Der itrenbsn 2lbipers
rnng aeouloig ansaebdrrt bat, piro
ibnen Elm brdiifsnbtr 4bifitbsarub.
limb brauben Dor pem gobnbof fteft
ein bunfel6dorises, idlanfts 5rGus
lein, bas itrablenb er3Gblt, lpie IS ibr
mittelit elmer .Riidfabrtarte nad Der
acknowledgement Station selunsen iii,
einem 5slbgrausn allen 9enbnrmen
gum SrOB Bic Sunb 5u briidsn unp
Gin pdd6en Gbotolobe nebit elmer
abrefierten 9tniidtstarte Su iibsrrsi.
den p2estes Mul". fuete fie, .babe
i1 es ebenfo eema6t uno Der bsutTte
Soloat bat mir auf Der Sarp in
Geutid eebdntt - bns par 70 nett!
@s 1T bds finite nal, oab ib tie
0eutT6en antominen iebe. unb if
mar nur einmdl od, Inn bic Srdnsps
fen 3u begriiben", 1lnb meiner psrs
iplnoertsr Bid bemsrtenb, fiigt fie
raid bin5u rNatiirlit babe if fir
tie Sran5oIen eir gang nnberes @e=
fii6l, d6er bic 9sutf6en tbun mir
leiO, neil man iib fpsnioer nm Iie
fiimmert, unb bdnn - tpmmsit bic
Grdn3oien inmsr 70 furdt6ar friib
an, f6on Inn bier 1lBr Morssrs"
Sn Der 5bat btriudt cine fpeiIs,
I'm bic Neutralitdt bsforsie geboroe
uuf bieis Iiitige Wsife bebsntlib
iiberqueaenbe gegeifterunssausbriite
su bdmpfen
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Sslub'NadBrid)tea.
g q m tag, 7. Stto6er.

Samitag, 7. SttOber.
Der Sbioflub piro fi8 i'm Gincins
natter 8e3irt penig perdnoern. Der
JluB bate ssitsrn Qbsnb 6si bieiiger
Stabt einsn WaherItanb bon lis
SUB.
Die fOlsenben DepeIdsn trafsn tDGbs
rsnb bes seitrissn Cages bier Elm:
pittsburg, pa.-5.9 SUB, fdut.
@beeling, SO. @a.-5.O SUP, iteist.
partersbura 8. 9a.-4.5 SUB, fdat,
aandtpba Sails, 70. 9a.-1.9 SUP.
Gbarlsiton, W. 8a.-7.4 SUB.
portsmoutb, Obio-6.3 SUB, iteigt.
2Ouisoills, Gp.-9.9 SUB, fteist.
gDanspille, Snb.-3.6 SUB, fGat.
Rafbpille, Senn.-7.4 Sub, fGGt.
Chattanooga, Senn.-7.6 SUB, fdat.
Cairo, Sa.-9.6 SUB, fGllt.
Wsmpbis, 1enn.-6.4 SUB, fdut.
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s.Is. BOnbs xnS afti.n In 0ap y0ri.

Gsi9aitsyasts,s q :..ssS ~ sHx ~ sts'
Tar 90 faoe N.7ih. ei&tN:7SI; 4sbel
n:sflsssr s., s;1' r.nss ,nS Sss sss,I S.ss sS
aronsn SiAt 1906, RabeI i256 1ire ei4i
$40. Rsbtt GAS, Rubsl 6id]t SiX; Ra'
bel 831I; eilbsr'Barrsn e7Ke Heriianii&e
9SAars 81.
aitteum ar It.--Gm 8ormittaae mar
Der Marit redt Isbbait uuo bic prstie no.
rsn fsii. Dseen Na&mittas trat ieoo&
sns Rsattioa Elm uns bic GtpiRne ginsen
jaR ale wisber psrIsrsn.
Rffeunaku MUlsu
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Ar.
% eri a nh / ::
Ninbb. Sdltpeiue Sd,af

RinbDie6. Die 3afubreu
tparsn rei4li9 uHo bic preiis isit.
Cute Mtl4tiibe iinb rar unb in 0a9s
frase uHo preife Iietig. Stodsrs uno
5sebsrs iparen itetig.
Wittlere unb i4tpsre Stiere $7.00
Jleiidsr Stisre $5.50-7.'
80; auserleiene bis ertra $7.75-8.s
%; Seifsrs $500-6.50; auserleisne
big srtra $6.75-7.o0; aiibs $500
5.25; auserlsIsne bis EXTRA $3.50
900; Ganners $3,25-4.25; Wlilts
tiibe $35-85; Gtodsru unb Gssbers:
Stiere $5.00-700; 9sifers $500
$50; aibe $4.25-4.75.
Yullen. = Der Wiartt osist iDe'
Mig 8erdnberung unb preiie parsa
unperdnbert.
sSette Bullsn $6.25-6,75; Bologna
$5.50-6.00; magere unb lsiate $500
500.
&alber. Die 3ufu6ren iuareH
mdbig unb bic 4Srelie itetig.
Bette lsidte adlbsr $12.O0-12.50;
fair Biz CUTE $9.00-12.0O; orotudre
unb srobe $4.OO-10.75.
g 9neirG Die 3ufubren ipa>
rem rsiatid. bic 4aafrass gut uno bic
prieie 1876 b6br.
6ute big auserIsiene @srpatuasss
uno GleiI9erfor!sn $9.80-9.9o; aus.
ssIu6te mittlers. 100 tis 18O pfunb.
$s.85-9.0O; l.idte @erfanbtiOrt.n,
12O-155 pfunb, S8.65-S.75; orSis
mare Big quite Gsrtel, no Punb uno
baruntsr, $6.0O-S.75; prbiuars Biz
aussrlsiene i4pas fstte Sdus. $3.50
800; Stass $5.50-8.50.
g 9afe uuo 2dmmer. -
Die 3ufubren .parm f9Da9 unb bic
prsife iteiig. Der Wartt in Gdm'
mern mar i.5r ialeppenb unb bic
preiie taum itstia unb 1O-25 Gents
nisSriser.
S1afe, austrleIen. big srtra &c.
50-6.75; CUTE Bis auserleisns $500
orbindre Bis fair $780,
90. - admmes auserlsiene Bis r'
ira $10.25-10.60; CUTE big auserls'
isne $9.25-10.25; orSinire bis fair
Sc. .00-9.0O.
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G5ttaso, 6. Stto5er.

Gfnpeins. - 3ufubr 10000. =
Martt fart. 20 sis 25e ifber oem seit'
rissn preiis. Butt S9.35-9.S5;
lsi9ts $9.1O-1o.0O; semiibts $500
1905; f6pere $8.9O-10O5;
raube $8.9o-9.15; Gsrtel $e.75-
9.25.
giinboieb. - 3ufubr 1000. Rar.t
iieiig. GtHbimii9e Beef Stiere $6.'
60-1.35; Dsifern Stisrs $6.15-
$40; Stoders unb Geebers S4.75-
7.75; aiibe IND 5eifers $780,
40; &Glber $S.00-12.50.
S9dfe. - 3afubr 25,o00. Wartt
feit; Wstbers $6.60-S.35; Gipes $3.s
65-7.60; 2dmmsr $7.00-10.30.
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Metan,Marft.
9Rep gort, 6. Sttobel

Rsp gort, 6. Ottober.
aupfer. - Martt feit.
Glectrolptic. - $27. .25-28.50.
Glen. - Wtartt itetis uHb unber:
dnbert.
3inn. - Martt isit, $39.75-4O..
90.
9let. - $7.O0-7.1O.
SpeIter. - Martt fart.
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ais6es GirernaaH ses6laa samaas ben 4 otDssr 1915

len $4.oO. gaub unD Glad $500
3.25 per Sonns abseliefrrt. giauds
Ioie Gtiidfoblsn $5.00-5.25; Qns
tbracite $7.75-S.00 per 5onne abses
lieferi. Cote foitet $5.5o-6.50 per
Sonne abqelieiert..
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Nus benz Wfunbe elmer Mutter:
n@s eibt feline itiaen Stinben mebr
- bte Sooten ipredJen 5u lallt"
Der &rieg b1nlmert slltruiiien.
Sber lebt in europa wirfIif, nod ie.
mano. Der ii6 fir ii6 ielbit intereis
iiert2
GolfereintrddIt? =. 8 ja aoannlt
audi BelIte nod Dor. gIber nur bann
Delut 5lpet 9eationen lid, pereinigen,
I'M iiber eine brittle ber5ufallen.
SSein6lide aligcln baben nlandJem
SaS tragiide Slid geiherft, Elm Ice.
res 2ebeu oitr6 elnen inbaltsoollen
Goo 5u abeln.
Sci flua, lmb man ipiro 3idy
i6dsen. Gel itarf, uno man miro
bid fiir6tsn. Sci gut .. uno man
lpiro DID miBbrauheu.
@s tit ein @erbGnaniB, oab Der
aunnpf segen Die 9luslanoerei - noe.
niaiteus IN ieinen llebertreIbungell--
ielbit irieoer cine gluslauoerei tit, bic
iid oeittiden g8eien nur ntiibiam alii.
ppopfen laBt.
@pn ben oroben 8abrbeiten uir-
teribei6en lid, Die groBen 2iigeit
ballptidhlih baourd, oaB iie leif)tcr
geglaltbt perben.
9as llneIlf Der Menihbett iilto
hie tobten Srrthilmer, bic man per.
geiien bat, 81, begraben
Manhe &riegsbii6er crtpefen bic
baB man alt6 eine
Stretlns itnierer geiltigen @orrlthe
6eihloiien bat.
Iiele geairlte erbliden ibrc shIf.
]abe oarilt Die ssreibeiten, Die mir i'm
Seietcs,pege erlangt baben, in;
Serlpaltungslpege unbraudJbar su
MAIDEN.
Die 2iebe ertaltst in unierem Sers
zen pte oas Seuer in einem metallic
len 8eden. Wenn bic 9lutb ihon
dnsit in iia 5ufammensefantsn II,
,Ietben bic DGnoe nod tparm.
Der CUTE ginfal finbet uns; ben
Juten 9eodHten miifen mir ftnben.
Der 8ortrag ma6t bes Rebners
Slide :. @iel bGufiser ma9t Der
Rebner bas Slid bss 0prtrags.
Denn bic itGr,srsn Wirtungen eebcn
'on Der Yeripn unb ni6t bon Der
5a9e aus.
ginen Defenders pffeuber5igen
5driftits[er fraste ih, mas er unter
Sbeatertultur@ prftebt2 @r erfpuoers
e: ,Sultur bdben nur bic Sbeater,
lie meine GtiiGe tulttpiren."
@s fdeint aud Sbealiiten Der Rte
ertrubt 81 eeben, bic has ShIehts
MT um bes S6lehten nilleu tbun.
Die SparIamteitsbepssuns inGns'
,nb 5eist iib AUDI BARN, oab man
I ben 2pnboner WisblGttern nur
od Die bilisiten Sdsrse fiEbet.
Sb eine Srau iiber einenr euten gtn'
III laht. bGnei nibt ppn Der S4lag'
raft bes ginfaus ab, foubern pur DON
sr S40nbsii ibrer 3abne.
Wer ME einen .dnbere, eeItebt bat
ls iit feIbf. bat feline 2iebe an sb
en- llnpiir0isen peri4ueHbet,
Die Ratur bebonbeli uns fpie en-
orii6tieer &aufmarin ieiue Mertbe.
n isbem Sabre T9reibt iie ettpds DON
ns ab. bis mir srblid NIT Ruu au
tut itsben.
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9xslt@er Marft. Beri6,t.
Cincinnati, 6. Sttobsr.

SIHCIH QIt, o. Stfppsr.
Die nadfOIg.nben Quotirunsen s.
sisb<n iid nur auf gnsros arans'
attiprsn. 9ei tlein.ren geI9dfteu
ipsrSen sttpas b06ere preiis ber.4nst
probtfioneM
9 9mala. prima Steam
14O-14!8O; GamiIp 14.00 -
14.5O.
1rodensefaI5enes TIeij1,
- Short clear Seiteu l0ie, 15t-
153,; Ggtra ibort clear Ssitsn 14a
-15le; turos Ripfenieitsn 14a-
154e; gslIiss 164-173e.
Bdesn. - Sbort clear Seiteu
16a-17e; EXTRA fbort clear Gsikn
15a-16e; i5ort gaippenfsitsn 15s-
l6e; Bellies 1S-1s3c.
sugar Gureb gl.iTd. =
S4inteu 20a-21e; pienic G@iItern
15-15ae; Brsaifait Bacon 23-25c;
S4ultern In padeten 15-15ae; yl.ip
0ort Gut 15s-16e; troden. Beef
S4iiten 29t-3oac per pfunb.
Sabgep5tstt.sGI.if&.-
ShinstH 17-17te; pienie ShuItsrn
12a- -13ac; Bellies 17s-1sc; Sdpl.
tern 13a-14ae; Sdulte.n q. D. Gut
143-143e.
GrifdesGIsifG. - S9inl.n
16A-17ie; g}icnic S9uIi.ru 12a--
13e; Sdultern 12a-13e; fort rip.
penfeiten 13-13ae; fbort clear RIP
penTeiten 13t-14c; ertra fso,t
clear Rippenieiten 13-13ae; gelIiss
l.i3ie 183-193e; geries. f4psrs
17-1St.
Webf unb getreibe
MtbI. = Dintsr patsnt $500
8.25; Winter fancp $75O-7.75;
Winter famiIp $70O-7.25; Winisr
egtra $6.00-6.25; Winisr orbinGrsr
5.5o-5.75; 9aries Meia.n qatent
Sartts Wsis.n fauep
$7.5o-7.75; 5artss Wei5sn familp
$6.W-6.25; Rossen, Rortbpeferu
semii9tes $6.25-6.40; Roaaen, gitp
reinss $6.25-6.4o; Rosgen, Gitp s.s
miidtss $6.25-6.5o.
Weisen. go 2 rotbsr Dint.r
S1.59-1.61; glo. 3 bo. $1.55--
1.59; 60 a bo. $1.45-1.53.
Welfdforn. - go. 2 tpeibss
93A-94e; glo. 8 DO. 93-93ae; RO.
4 bo. 90-92c; Ro. 8 bo. 8S-90c;
Ro. 6 bo. $3.50. - go. 2 ssl6ss
e3 3-93le; Ro. 8 90. 92a -93c; go.
4 bO. 90-92c; go 8 DO. $685.;
no. 6 bo. $3.50. = Ro. 2 ssnilds
iss 93-93ae; go. 8 So. 80 -93e;
10. A DO. 90-92e; go. 8 bo. ST.
SOC; Ro. 6 bo. 85--87c. - Mibss |
aOlbsuiOrn 92} 93ae; selb,s aol'
bentorn 92h-93ae; ssmti4iss aol'
bsntorn 92-93e.
Safer. - go. 2 ipsibsr 51--
51te; Stanbdrb ipeiber 50-511c; |
10. 8 ipeiBsr 49-49Ae; To. 4 ipeiber |
Ro. 2 stmiidter 47a-
i8c; glo. 8 smii@ter, einbeimif4er
i7-47Ae; gao. 4 ssmfi4tsr 45a-
l6ae
Roggen. - No. 2 $1.27-f.S
,8; Ro 8 $1.22--1.25; Ro. 4 $1.10
--1.22;; prObe 95c--s1.10.
mbtsfep.
@eriauft iuurbsn 997 gbIs, Tisl
iiIlers Gintffeb goobs auf Der 1aiis
ION $1.40 per GoIIcue.
Groceries.
Raftst- Sas&2 -aoes MasIy
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
Gbieaso, 6. Sttober.

Dsi3en. - Sir Deaember $157s
--1.60s, am SdIuB $1.57s; fir Taai
$1.57-1.60. an S4IuB $1.57b.
WsIfdiorn. - Sir DECEMBER 7es
--7Sse, am SdIub 76ac; fiir Usai
77H-794e, am S&lub 7sc.
nafer. Deaemhsr Ast-
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Oiebm,arft.

gineinnati, 6. Sttobsr.
3ufubr unb @erianDt lpd6reno Der
lebten "a Stunben, Dsrgli9sn nit ben
porbergetenbsn bier 5asen parsn pte
fpigt:
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0lmstudrtise Wdrtte.
Rem gort, 6. SttOkr.

Mebl. Mlarti psrdnberIi9.
Deiaen. - gtarft f1tpa9; go. ]
Durum $1.S55; Ro. Q barter $175a,
go. / Horibern DULUTH $1.87 uni
SO. / Roribern Manitpba $1.S4t I,
o. &. Rem gor,.
WelI6tprn. - Weartt ibipd9; Ro
2 eeIbes $1.OO {. |. +. glap gor..
Safsr. = Rurtt feit; STANDARD
'53a-54ae.
Seu. = Wdrtt rubis.
SOpfen. - Wartt itetis.
Sdute. = Wartt felt.
2sbsr. - Nlarti feit.
pprt. - Uidrtt perdnberli9,
Beef. - War!t feit.
GdmaIS. = Waartt itetis.
9alg. - War,t itetig.
@oIIe. = Narit uHperdnbert.
Reis. - War!t ftetis.
Wlplaiiss. = Warit unperGnDsrt.
3uder. - Rpber. Warit fietig. -
Centrifugal $6.O2; wtolafes S5.12;
raffinirter, itetis; feinsr sranalirtsr
$6.90-70o.
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Gtsttrnatt q. Db.. IaiA.

". kiis, l0IUs
VIE l6os aus ben Glsorinatsrs. llmldtsv
~ erfeben III, psrsn bic geflhdfte heuis ID
ben biefoen Baafen nHs audi Be, ben Usaf.
Isrn reHf lstbait. 7is 3insrsisn linb IN.
pirdnbert. diir Tarlsben on eall- mur.
oeg uon ben Banien 4--4h% berednst
ipdbtenb Uti6dfispapiere an 5-6ss bic.
ioHltrf Hsrbfn. Sm oiisnsu Narite pur.
cen IarisbeH .oH eaa" lu ,8H-4g6 unS
ssi Bsit ~ 4--4HB pIae.rt.
nsAia ssi gss gsrs
ssrssn " 1sri ,siitsn Banftn serlauft.
1900.
Ssaia aHf gnrsys
6i9i. Behfel a3i 2oatoa wgrsea ~
rs pro VIE, Sterlins quotIrt. 5ilr Used.
isl aui 1frtln wnrben zoe pro Narf, be-.
rsdnst, fir E)sdia aui ysrs l7sze pro
Ursne. auf xmiterSsm 42e yro Uulbsn
uno aui Win l5e pro Krone, Aires 15e,
Rutel 3s, Siodbslm pro Krone $3.50,
JraHes (66sfij) 19hc.
usHsss csflsAassss
UareH ruhis uno f.stis. 81. Banlea quo.
etxso .~.ss snf