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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-17

Financial Briefs

AZ meeting OF the governing committee
OF the New York Stock Exchange this nfI'
ernoon II was decided to suspend buaIn.'..
at noon, october "a. Liberty Day.
A members meeting Of tho american
Institutes OF Banking, Philadelphia chan
ter will be held on Friday evening, October
10. j. w. Saunders assistant cashier.
National Bank OF Commerce. New, YORK
will discuss The Comptroler's CaIl-Whnf
1t Is and How the Statement Is Prepared
Stockholders Of the Drexel Motorcar
Corporation have failed to present a plan
for reorganizing the company that Is sat
isfactory to the creditors committed and
the property has been ordered sold at auc-
tion october "a, for minimum price OF
100000.
That iron ore shipments from the Lake
Superior district will show a falling on OF
approximately 6,00O, 900 tons for the pres
ent season from last years record figure
Of 65,1SS,64s tons is predicted by authori-
ties in the trade.
The Illinois Central Railroad has placed
an order with the Pullman Company for
forty-nve passenger cars, Including twen-
ty-fve coaches, fifteen baggage and five
combination baggage and mail cars. PuIl-
man also gets an order for sixteen mis-
cellaneous passenger cars from the Central
Railway Of Georgia.
At the annual meeting Of stockholders
Illinois Central Railroad in Chicago today.
a motion was adopted changing date Of the
annual meeting TO the third Wednesday in
April Directors whose terms OF office have
expired will hold over until the annual
meeting in April
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PROVISIONS

There was a fair johhing inquiry and the
market ruled firm with prices Of some kinds
snEGtly higher. Quotations city beef w. sS,s'
smoked 3sc; city nccf knuckles and tenders
smoked and air dried. 34C, western pcel
Enuckles and tenders, smoked Sac; beef hams
{t5; pork family $5l d52. hams s =. cnTSII
2Iiec do, do, smoked. 2sg3sia 9; other hams
Smokea 10 city cured as to brand and aNcT2gGi'
sSl9 q 29iaC: Do, boiled, boneless 42c; nicn5io ,n5
shoulders, :. +. cured, loose. 2ic; do, smuktn,
T2C; hGliies. In pickle. according TO ay'raES
loose. 33c, breakfast bacon, as To- brand ana
average. city cured. IOr breakfast bacon
western cured. ioc lard, western refined uGryG,si
-"c, DO: do, do. tubs, 2Oc, pure city, k',ie
rendered. in tierccs zoe DO. pure city, kettle
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BANK CLEARINGS
TOO LATE FOR oLAssIF1cATIoN
DEATHS

DONAGHY. AT Alherauerque. N. NJ, Oct. 10.
RENJAAlIN c.. son OF late John and Mary Don
ashy' agsd 20. Relatives and friends Invited 10
church road BTyn MayE;, Pa. Int, private:
broad street Station
of Amos A. AIartindell, aged So Services Wed
$50 p n tuneTal from nf RebbSio TRslSb S sslmS1 *
ROY! Ssed o.; ,RelAtivss .snd. friends, also
smpi9yes q P;snPpsylyssniS RslE,oSidf and 50;
70 funeral sSTviGsss Eri toD. me- TsfsofdeNHcs Tfof q
son so 'Int' private. Auto seryies
HERsH.1oei lS, ANGtELitcA. daughter Of
sns @s friends invited to funeral services. FL. II
noorhsad. alh 1855 N Rsadsld 81 Int private,
HHRplHo Oct, 40. Wills EDWARD, hus.
IA ylIas sne fEEneea fnea Harding SsrSless we. q
Q2i Spruce ~. tnpffv ~ a. m' in' nA'Hmofe'
NSe' e'6RFiiIktb Eo5t 70. EArHABlsn yIIQA.a 8
1auehIcr 1l IhI,| |1nYr q. .ard NnlIaf|u|
,1.ss. caF4, fpd q. s'.aas. zee. ss' s'. 4
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CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

CHICAGO, Oct. l7.-HoGs-Receipts, y, 900
iosst, FSIf, Il IS; uiish!!., siSSis 90;
mixed, sic. 4bMis,1 10: heavy, NB.4Ogl 1915
rough. Sl6409la.60
CATTLE - Receipts $4,000 head. Best
steady; others weak: Si740.
sHBEP-Recelpts. 90 0OU head. Steady; 1l3.
Lambs 1925.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. l7.-Receipts. 4S00
head. Mostly 25c lowe-, Tery slow.
cATTLE-Receipts 04oo head. Steady to
lower.
sHEEP-Reeelpts. $4,000 head. STEADY; un-
oertone lower.
KANSAS CITY. Oct 7.--CATTLE-Receipts
5000 head. Steady TO strong.
HoGs-Receipts 5000 head; 15Q25c lower.
SHEEP = Receipts. 1000 head. Steady to
strong.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Osceoa Consolidated Mining Company, quar-
terly dividend Of 81 a share, payable October 81
Portland Gas and Coke Company, regular
quarterly Of IN per cent on preferred. paya-
BILE November TO holders Of record October ~.
Kellogg Switchboard Company, regular quar-
terly OF . per cent, payable October 81 to stock
Of record October %.
Pacific Mail Company, quarterly dividend of
IN per cent on preferred, payable December
TO stock OF record November II.
Lima Locomotive Works, Inc, initial semi
annual of 3la per cent on preferred, payable
October 81 TO stock OF record October "a
Guaranty Securities Corporation, regular
quarterly OF . per cent payable October IS 10
stock OF record October 90
North American Company, regular quarterly
Of ~ per cent, payable January . to stock Of
record December 10.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION

Few changes in the prices Of local bank
and trust company stocks were recorded
at the auction sale of securities conducted
today by Barnes & Lohand. Insurance Com
pany Of North America gained points
to 49, Farmers and Merchants National
Bank advanced "a to l49, with the
Peoples Trust Company and the First Ma
tional Bank of Philadelphia making frac-
tional gains.
The sales follow:
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based on sal prcGs on large lots 70 jCsseT'
FRUITS
peabsy1aSnap peaphES pST nd P5 60 to a. aq2Ter Esct
gTsds Incl" I45 fGoH Go iRgrdisl sTade ls IS
gTS,t2; gpS,t Bonum A grade, 23 Inch. 5,2h@ Z. so;
YORK weny.ouaaSSS. EaS DO. srSdS Sd%
Rns dnsfsded F5sa a. s5 sncf 81 SR
gradS 81 iS2Sogt S2 Delaware winesap'
% CdK;,ASr5tAPPLEs d;,S rtAI nearby, per bush. basket
GrMEiTA\L0UPESs riSiST!\L Colorado. white rlnds 20 to
cr6,R 6G,RRANSJB5ElRRiEs, 5lRRiE New Jerseys. per s2-Ouart
cofds SdsAf5S i5 NGw york PG b basket mostly cS7
CoPPfEoFraRss g3@7lg ,,,.-,-..
81 AZ, ,peSksG sssG BoTtlegls mostly n.75@2; few,
-PEACHEESS NV York nor hush ~ 70 II
qusFi5 EsSf;! E!gar}ass. 9iiFa aI56 IHPsH w 10 10
a PdRSCNES, New York per 4-quart basket. 25
pLulMds. New York. per 4-quart basket. Dam
ter STiS&GEs paS&s 81 NsT aYSob pg Ss o e 40 quar-
VEGETABLES
BEANS nearby, per = bush. basket % TO 10
9pYlT3iSSr Peek PeChS srGSg} 75cg sl27; hmas Si.25
EBEEEElTS, nearhy ger, bunch. 2W3c,
IN. 'ABBASGE 3l New York, per ton $40 o@3s near
,, SAlSiRR3TS, r,.r,y per Dbl $50 to 40 quar-
,schAULItI;!0W,a. ,a.,, Ions Island per box "a to
-, CELERY New York. per bunch ue stalksJ.
g0KN nearby, per 100 ears S1al.5O.
EGtfl.ANTS. nearby, per q bush. basket b5
TO- 80 nlants), aOGl 75c.
LETTUCE, New York. per box e dozen heads.
ONIONS. per 1oo-lb. sack, yellow. California,
Australian browns and yUllows. So. 80 q 3. ~
| New York. yellow S3m3.15; Illinois and Iowa,
$40. ohios; $500; per standard crate, 30 lbs.
,P1A.RsNIrS. nearby. per * blush. basket %
orErPERS;- nearby, per s. bush. basket IS to
10 du2en), 25 q Toe.
- POTATOES, nearby per y bush. basket (33
lbs.l No, /, SIlu3 No. > % r75c; Giants, bulk,
per bush. 600 lbs. J. New Jersey, no arrivals;
Pennsylvania. $L7Ogl.75; New York. 81 go %
PUMPKINS, nearby. per q bush basket (j
| TO Z in basket. - n 3dC.
SWEET POTATOES, Eastern Shore OF Vr.
| Eua, No. / mostly, $780, nearby per y bush.
! basket Is to . quarter pecks) lists yellow. IS o
SPINACH, nearby, per bbl. CIO quarter pecks).
| . sou ASH, nearby. per * bush basket GO to
| 25 IN basket, IL a &c.
| TOMATOES, nearby. per y blush. basket u
| to 10 quarter pecksl 50c@H.
| 4Om 3Oc; yellow, 500 zoe.
| WATERCRESS New York and Pennsylvania
! per bunch, - M2C.
SOLD AT AUCTION YESTERDAY
ORANGES. California, per box. large size
! 90 TO - dozenl s.. - $40; medium size "a
| to is dozenl 81 1903 small size GO to -
| GRAPES. California, per 24.lb: crate. Tokay,
| $lili30@ .35; Muscat, 'l1O9125i Malaga
| APPLES, per box. Washington. Jonathans
S242 80.
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. Oct BGGS-Recelpts, ~, 5Sb
cases. shipments, 1904 cases Firsts $50
6Sla c; ordinary hrsts. 88h q SIC; miscellaneous.
cases returned, 85 q sIe miscellaneous. cases in
sle' extra hllers 42hc cartons, 4shc,
BuTTER-.1Reeeipts. i.4l4ooo pounds; ship
tih gaze; hrsis 400 Ale; seconds. 80 q 39ls e;
ladies', 9S u 39ci process Ale: packing stock.
soh QSIhe. Prices TO retaiers--Tubs. AN CT
prints, 45hc.
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Minimum, Prices on New York Exchange Suggested

The establishment Of minimum prices the New York Stock Eonge
of Of
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a
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. oct. 17.-There was only
a moderate demand for spots. with prices
firm and 25 points higher The sales were
1000 bales. There were no receipts. Spot
quotations were American middling fair
21.62d; good middling, 2O.97d; middling
20.47d; low mlddling, 19.97d; good ordi-
nary, l902d; ordinary. 1S52d
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VIII History Repeat Itself?

o
to
thu
alroads
the
TO in
world can be sold
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, oct. 1.-THE market for
coffee futures opened quiet and irregular
2 points lower to points higher Trading
was confined TO the September position
there being a moderate demand for that
month by a leading commission house.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

~, 806 tubs. Market unsettled. Higher scoring
$40 AN q extras, 48h e. nrats, AZ q 4ac; seconds
eOb m4ih ci State dairy, 48c.
EQQS-Receiptg 10, 81 cases, Market steady.
Special storage. o7h q ESc; storage nrofn SO a
tiri oihef gradrn unchanged
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CONTROLLERS RULING ON BONDS
NOT LIKELY TO BOOST MARKET
Only Institutions That Might Desire to Convert
Holdings Into Cash Savings Banks, Which
Doubtless Have Already Met Situation

Controller
national banks holding intrinsic
thought would likely be
Withdrawals to
and
avings
decided
I
follow
a
if
% ties Of much
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GOVERNMENTS LOCAL
MARKET REPORTS

This daily report Is sent ont by the
Burcuu OF Markets OF the United states
department Of Agriculture. Philadelphia
ordhch, 10TH headquarters at S0O-Sf5 In
JJurdnce ErchdHOo Building BeH Telephone,
Lombard 7I7.
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sales follow:



25 shrs West End Trust CO.; par 800. 1G9
40 shrs. Northern States Power co. pre- mn
90 shrs. lsfII2; American RSs Public uties CO.
40 preferred par 500. '.'..::..';;o'''' go
shrs. Bank Of North America; par 49,,
shrs t'P Poeono Manor Associatio9......;. 10
Chester Pa; par rr' $i0O ''C,','' 'e'..''' ~ a77%
T Rairoad ii Co Co.; pa, par 500 .', ',',' 5I@
" Raiiroad i Co co.; par par $50. '' ~ '.', i,'' 5l%
shr pa Farmers iTS and Mechanics National -
Bank; par SlOO................... 1i9
delphia; par 500. ...'. '' '........."". 22O!4
shrs, Atlantic Safe Deposit and Trust
Co. Atlantic city, y. j.. par 500. 7O5
W City. ' s. "i'' j.; par 500 ~ ..,"..'. ,I",' 225
10 shrs' pr Peoples Sop Trust co.; par $50. 81
! shr Philadelphia Trust Co par 800. s3OiI
shrs. Proyident Life and Trust CO.. ~
81 shrs s,' Insurance CO. Of North America; 'Oy
40 shrs, RG' People 5 National Fire Insurance
"a .nIs par $40 ia,'i::; lpa
80 shrs. Bergper Engel Brewing co. -
20 shrs. United Gas and Electric corpora
tlon first preferred par $780,. 81
shrs. Real Estate Trust Co. preferred. 100
shrs. Philadelphia National Bank AL
100 shrs, American stores Co. preferred; 40
100 shrs. Commercial Finance Co. pre-.
ferred: par Sl0................... 10
/ shr. Library Co. of Philadelphia. 2Oit
shrs. Absrfoyle Manufacturing Co.; -
65-1OO shrs, Aberfoyle Manufacturing Co.
par NlUO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lOO
shrs. Philadelphia Bourse common; par
500 ...'.'.. .......,......,... 5'7
BONDS
f4OO Imperial japanese Government.
per cent Loan Of 1905. Series
Is. January and July. Due 1881 7Ies
200 Imperial japanese Government, ~
per cent. Loan Of 1905. Series ..
January 10 and July 10. Due 1928 s7%
$4,000 Lehlgh Valley Railroad Co, o per
cent. Consolidated mortgage. In
terest June and December Due
1928 ,;.,..............,, 1924
cent First mortgage. Coupons
January and July. Due 1925. o.. 20
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Grand Trunk Railway OF Canada:
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ORANGES, California, per box. large size
90 to IL duzenl, s.. - njlO; medium size GA
to is dozcnl 81. 80: small size co to -
dozeul. S2.2UNj.
s1i06tl.55; Muscat. si. i6dFi %; MALAGA,
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Yes
close
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18

Judge Curl has moved his law office from SumpterIAttle Building Co Rose Building Sn3 1.2 Contra Avenue fu
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18

10 have Hot Springs and th4 large gov ernment interests here together with
 local facilities placed directly before the War Department officials, and considering the fact hat officers from the Southern Department will make tour of the state, it may be Hot Springs will be lucky enough to re- .ceiye some attention in this respect Recently a committee from Arkadel- phia made @ specia trip to Washing ton and asked the War Department to select that town in the event an addi- tional training camp should material iHe The Board fl Governors believe there Is territory in and adjacent to Hot Springs that will provide accom- mediation and ideal camp sites for from 10000 to 10000 soldiers. and it will be good news to the league off cials if word is received that local facilities are 10 be officially inspected by officers of the United States army
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
ST. LOUIS FIRM WILL
 COSTUME LOCAL SHOW
MANY PRETTY AND PATRIOTIC EFFECTS WILL BE SEEN IN
 NAVY LEAGUE BENEFIT

The same firm Of coatumer that provided the Arkausa. Travellers with the regalia during their annua con yention has been engaged to costume certain features of the big patriotic antertainmeut that E 10 be given Thursday night May 3l. in the Audit.- rum theater under he auspices oi the Orange Street Presbyterian church. for the benefit of the church and the Hot Springs chapter oI tho Navy League
 These costumes, representing Eng land, France. Russia Italy and Bel
 ium, will be worn by girls in the patriotic tableaux and also in special numbers 10 be presented. They will also form a conspicuous part ot the
 ,g finale, which will contain won derfu national thrill and which gives promise lf being one of the most ia- .-restlna and patriotic effects ever at tempted by loca. talent in this city,
 New- that such an entertainment for inc benefit of the Navy League was being contemplated was received with many happy expressions through- cut the city yesterday Walker M i.5el who is getting up the show. had many offers of talent and this spirit of cooperation is appreciated 1y 'al interested in the success of the e t.rtainment The Navy League Girls" will be most atlr1 tive chorus
 Matrimonial War Clouds. the two act comedy written by Mr. Ehel is al ready we along in rehearsals and a
 nappy interpretation Of the respec- i've parts is anticipated. Vt only will the stage be prettjly decorated with national colon that night bud the boxes in the theater will also be q pie cIre in patriotic effects.
 Tickets for this entertainment VIII be sold by those urcmoting it next Monday The price ot admission Riil he 50 cents t5 all, young or Q d an
 yer thc theater
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
LEAGUE IS AFTER
 BIG MILITIA CAMP
SENATOR ROBINSON HAS PLACED FACILITIES OF HOT SPRINGS
 BEFORE WAR DEPARTMENT
Likely Officers to Inspect Fort Logan H. Roots Will Also Be Instructed to Come Here.

Believing there is a likelihood of bringing to Hot Springs, either for officers training or concentration purposes, several thousand soldiers. the Board of Governors of the Busi- ness Mems League is making strenuous effort to have the War De- partment select this resort for ne of It's militia camps.
 This effort was taken up several days ago at meeting Of the Board of Governors, and a communication was sent to Secretary Baker The board was later referred to General Pershing and the matter taken up with him. In the intervening time, however, Ar kansas was taken from General Per shings jurisdiction and placed in the Southern Department, with headquar- tors in Charleston, s. C. A few even. ings ago, when it became known that officers from the Southern DcpaH ment were 10 inspect Fcrt Logan II. Roots, telegram was wired the com manding officer of that department re- questing that these officers come 10 Hot Springs and ook over local facilities. A telegram was also sent to United States Senator Robinson asking him to place this matter again before the War Department, request ing that he point out the already large government interests here and urge that Hot Springs be visited.
 Ns.o--t.r,r TeIa1 raraiVaI telegram from Senator Robins n stating he had personally taken the subject up with officials of the War Department, and that the Business Mems League would be advised later on the subject
 According 10 reports the govern ment contemplates placing something like 28,000 so d.ers in Little Rock which number. with those now in- stalled in the officers training camp. would, 1t is thought, probably crowd facilities of Fort Logan H. Roots, and that is why Hot Springs, through the Business Mems League, is asking the War Department. if possible to desig- nate this city a. one Of its military Eamps
 The league. it should be understood. has received no definite information on tho result of the campaign it is making beyond the news contained in Senator Robinson telegram that the Board of Governors would be adv 5ed later by the War Department. The board feels, however that j. was wei
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice Is hereby gwen that am ole.' ton will be held iu the city of Hot Springs. Hol Spring township, Gar land County. Arkausas at the usual voting places iu each ward Of sad city and Hot Springs township on Sat1r. day. May 10th 1917, for purpose oi electlng two directors for a fal term to succeed Directors Claude E Marsh and 1T. A Jones whose terms win ex- plre on that date Said q rectoys 10 ba elected .o serve the Special School District of Hot Springs The question or voting d school tax and the gate Of said tax will also he submitted said election By order oT the Board Of Director of Inc Special School Ds- trict CT Hot Springs
 This the 2sth day of April, l9li
 HAAlp WILLIAMS,
 Presiden.
 C. E. MARSH.
 Secretary
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
LANGsToN HIGH SCHOOL.
Annual Commencement Tonight at
 a:30 at the Auditorium Theater.
Thc proNram is as loIloWs

The program is as follows
 Music. AA.ntrance March. Rubin stein), Miss Myrtle Van .S~eatt
 Invocation. Instrumental duet, Charge of the Unans" (Bohnr Misses Golden and VanSweatt lSaluta5ory, "The Dawn of a New Era" Otto Nathaniel Carr
 Vocal trio, Down Among the Lil- lies" Glover Misses Henderson, Evans and Golden.
 Grafton We Build the Ladders by Which We Climb" Percy Arthur Gold 4.ein
 Instrumental solo ~Chloe" Ran- deegerJ, Miss Nancy Nj. Golden. Grafton. silent Influence lame, Robert Page
 Essay. Power of Purposetul Amb- ton, Mabel Minion Terrell. Chorus, What from Vengeance tlm- clal, Selected
 Essay Heredity ys. Environment Anna Mae Amos. Grafton, ~The Negro and the Nation Horato James Eden, Jr.
 Vocal solo "En'reaty' (ArJiD, Bailey Orlando Holland, ,fr. Vocal duet. "r Heard a Voice in the Tranquil Night CGlovel. Misses Evans and Golden
 Annual Address, "Lile mp Stand ard Principal R. C. Barrow.
 Vocal solo. Summer DChamuadef. Miss Emma L. Brown
 Presentation If Diplomas Hon Hamp Williams. president of the school board
 Glass song "Ai have Sisll Co Rest Me" tEcrdt Normal and Hgu School
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18

Keep your weather rEc o.t for l.. ID Cooper for weu old @U Io. one know 'aat real and acnua.
 summertime has come. Eou RII oN serve the aforementioned L D." with d very nifty "sky piece" It is Ia real houestto-e0odues Maut Christi tso
 For the aone Of the muua,a t might be well O tate taa4 d Mont Christi means the highest priced Panama hats u the city Mir. Coop CT paid Eddie Sclpu proprietor o0 the Haueric SI0p for the uat n. - cured and .t.- without donlt ou. 1t the best Of te Nud the TIauera has ever pu- ou sale Also u might
 be Vell and appropriate to mention ar f1'- 'imo that fHn Hatter.o J. M. ouIs boIsc in tte city chat . brought 10 Hot lrm-s ta. Wa Of Panama mats incidentally tors who were here ths winter auG
 10 hed over the Panama stock tbr Hateria showing have been ur. ing 10 Edde Sohupp to decorate their dome Of thought with some e. those hats Prank t. Brady. Of Br oL ND. ordered SInH Nuu Chr ! i and there have been numerous other Panama haa ranging in price from tfe 'eent mark" down to s1 th' | Ihave been shipped 10 al part of r country y thn ilattarie
 '
 Eddie S.hup Is recognized aHta0r- lity
 ord u- 10 the most reliable ar.
 r#or.y he said t, frs T0m a trav Hatt were made over I0o saa~ age n te province of HanaH Tr. gsaar nN Francisco Delga5o a ua. It.re of EcqIador Al that mc pa am8 was 'he great tra ue r0ut and Mo hats woven rom toma
 raw became known a. Panama ats
 "rae hal Mr. Cooper purchased was made by tbc Val1sco family. noted for
 making hc Finest Panama hats m rr world Some Of these hats tabo- l aa long Is N moHr.- fo .asa Qua,. inealuus -u. as patience, good o..
 glJ and u- required bg l.u of experience arc nece- 4ry s uraau. ] the grade o hats we have Wo..at tY l .hls city
 Possibly ue other nd try or 'ts
 urd n he our. has a- 1u. t.l.
 ne orders for has r.m rn n ue
 United States and Canada as.Ua, ..a Hattcre and some O. he Io Swu.. product are being worn ft man, o0 tho most noted aud prom aui mam officials tl omeu and others m uf- on'r auI he Dominion -rr
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
SELLING OUT eRoc FRIES.

Failing to find buyer for my grocery store am closing out stock
 at retail 10 quit business. Good bar. gains 10 he had in groceries. Thos. Doherty Grocery. G51 Malvern. Phone SEQ 5-tjtf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18

Let SOrcells Irug co ,ook hfts FogT KODAK unlshna k1ttf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18

Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream. All cream ice cream. The Pastuerized Milk Go. Phone q 8. 5Stf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18

Logan Berry Ice Cream The Pas ter~iz zed Milk Go, 4l-tt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18

if you suffer from stomach disor ders, ask your doctor about our sul garlsn buttermilk The Pasteurgyrd Mllk Co Altt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18

Logan Berry fee Cream The Pas tclriled Mila Co 4l.tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-18
l. ]. COOPER BUYS
 PRlZE PANAMA HAT

Secures From the Hattere Genuine Mont Christi for Which lie Pays Popular Eddie Schupp Proprietor 5too-Vieitors Sending Here for sasne High Class Stock.
Cheyenne record., 1917-04-26

In a recent letter to her parents
Miss Della Hayes. of st. Paul,
Mimi, says: One sees nothing
but drilling here. I visited a
friend last week whose home is
lust across the campus from st.
Thomas Military College. There
were fifteen hundred cadets ahd
graduates drilling, and the roll
of the drums reminded one OF
old war stories told by Grandpa.
of the Civil Waf.
Cheyenne record., 1917-04-26

Our papers failed to get to our
subscribers at Arapahoe, again
last week. They were mailed.
hut when the mail clerk threw
them off at the station the wind
blew them under the train and it
ran over them cutting them to
nieces and it was too late when
we learned Of the acciden. for US
to print extra copies.
Cheyenne record., 1917-04-26

NQTICE-Fa Farmers Union Lo-
cal NO. 25O, Arapahoe. Will close
out their large supply of brooms
Saturday 2Sth at So 90 per dozen
if YOU want brooms be on hand
and supply yourself for a year.
the price will double after that
date.