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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21
TOBACCO ASKED TOR TRENCHES.

Word from France that tobacco is the
thing Of all others most priced by mon
in the trenches caused Representative
Gould of New York TO introduce a bill
providing for pound OF either chewing
or smoking tobacco monthly with the
rations of every soldier, sailor and
marins,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21
WHERE PEANUTS EXCEL.

TIE South has a great deal Of sandy
soil, and il many sections corn sue
gmbS to the dry weather just at the
line when il most needs moisture. Such
soils in such sections furnish just the
light conditions for peanuts, which re-
luire less rain than corn. If the peanut
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21

Mothers sometimes forget that the
active and respective stage of child
life in the nursery is never surpassed
at later period. The little one is tax
ing impressions every moment, every
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21

What's the use of getting into 4
worry and fret over gossip that has
been set ahoat to our disadvantage by
some meddlesome busybody who has
more time than character. These things
ant possible injure you, unless in
deed, you take notice Of them and in
combating them give them character
and standing. If what is said about
YOU is true, set yourself right at once;
if it is false, let 1t go for what it will
fetch. If a bee stings you, would you
90 to the hive and destroy it2 Would
not thousand come upon your 1t is
wisdom to say little respecting the in
jures you have received.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21
CAR SERVICE DIVISION
krCED BY COXsfI3SIoN

The creation Of a division Of ca
service 10 insure prompt movement
distribution, exchange, interchange en-
return Of freight ears has been e.
nounced by the Interstate Conner,
Commission. \. H. DlGIoot has been a.
pointed chief Of TIE division.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21

Is the Man lost in the Jungle? Sh-h!
That is no Jungle; that is the Mans
Garden and he is looking for the Rad
fishes. VIII he find Them? No chance!
The neighbOrs' chickens Dug Up the
seeds Fifteen Minutes after he planted
them. Well, anyway, the Weed Crop
is a Grand Success.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21

Profanity never did any man the
least good. No man is the lichcr, the
happier, or wiser for it. 1t commend
no one to any society. 1t is disgusting
20 the refined; abominahle to the good ;
Insulting to those with whom we asSo-
late; degrading to the mind; unprciit
able, needless and injurious in society.
Young man, don be profane.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21

While you are planning to make your home
comfortable and attractive, don't overlook
the great convenience and comfort given by
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21
Electric Lights and Fans

For full information and particulars call up
the Abbeville Water and Light Plaut.,......
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21

Teach your children to love the
beautiful. Giye them a corner in the
garden for flowers; encourage them
to put it in the shape Of hanging bas-
kets; show them where they can best
view the sunset; rouse them in the
morning, not with the stern ''time to
20 70 work." but with the enthusiastic
:" see the beautiful sunrise" Buy foi
them pretty pictures and encourage
them to decorate their rooms in his OF
her childish way. Give them an incl
and the privilege and they will make
your home beautiful.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21

See Charlie Chaplin at the Victor,
Sunday, In "The Cure"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21
K5pscr4r election

to be held in the Eighth Ward, which
we understand will be supported by
all there, as they want the schools.
An election has also been ordered in
the Third Ward, to be held Tuesday,
Nov. 10Th.
Now is the chance for the people of
this ward to have their schools run the
full term Of nine months by making a
good campaign, and explaining to the
people, who do not understand, the ad-
vantages of an education. Take it upon
yourself to be a booster and work.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21

Hot Creole Coffee at C. Guidry's
Restaurant at all times.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21
TWO MONTHS OF SCHOOL.

In our last issue we published the
fact that the parish will have only 2
months of school this season. We also
stated that the school board would meet
on July 10th to take some action to
wards making arrangements for a
longer term of school.
The school board met Thursday, as
per schedule, and it fell to our notice
that, with the exception of few men,
practically no outside interest was man
ifested by any visits from people not
members Of the school board.
In the face of such serious ma.etel
we are amazed at the people Of ouI
community for their Lack of Interest
IN public educatio,<,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21

What chance has a young lady a lit
tie out Of style who has to earn her own
living, to shine in society by the side
of one of our fashionable ladies whose
papa is q millionaire Socially we are
the slaves of gold. Old fashioned peo-
pie look at it in the old fashioned way
and say it is all wrong. And so it
is; but it is a fact that stares us in
the face that those who ere worth the
most are considered as of the most
worth. After all, perhaps the wises-
man was right when he said, "the love
Of money is the root of all evil"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21

If YOU think a house should have ONLY
one head, and that be yours, postpone
your wedding indefinitely.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21

Setting a young man ahoat with
money left him by his relatives, is like
tying a bladder under the arms Of one
who cannot swim; ten chances to one
he will lose the bladder and go to the
bottom. Teach him to swim and he
will not need the bladder. Give your
enid a good education. See to it that
his morals are pure, his mind cultivated,
and his whole nature made subserv-
and you will have given what will be
of more value than the wealth Of the
Indies. You have given him start
which no misfortune can deprive him of.
What chance has young lady lit,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21

0 o o o o o o 90 o o
} PROFESSIONAL CARDS. o
@ O o o 30 o
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-07-21
1NlEQN.H770fIal,
SIEID4ISC..ovLL
LESSON
By +. o. SELLERS, Acting Director Of
the Sunday School Course in the Moody
Bible Institute of CHiuag31
Copyright. 1917. Western Newspaper UnionD
LESSON FOR JULY q
SENNACHERIB IN DAYS OF
JUDAH.

LESSON TENTH Kings 1902, 2S-37.
GOLDEN TtNT-God IS our refuge and
strength. a very present help in trouble
Psa. 46:l.
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gfep Dorf 80. Ge5ember.
aupfer. - Marft itetis.
glectrolptic. - Wlarft uiIDeran'
0ranfige aataitrppbe
BET sinem Isuer, burd tpsltes bas
ct. Jerbinanb be Salifar gipl
einsedfdert ipurbe, tamen
40 fyrausn um's 2s6en.

Wontreal, 81. Dsssmber. -
Ss6sunbbisr3is 5rausn tamen ge'
legsntli9 tiners 5susrs um's GebeI,
6ur4 ipeldes in Der Samitas Nat!
gu ipdisr Sturbe bos ct. Gerbinaito
be Salifay elfpl in ct. Gerbinanb bs
Salifay. Wlesantit gountp. Quebec,
sinsedffert ipurb.. Die gsu9ri4i
Don Der aatarOp5e traf am SOnntag
Sier Elm.
5n bem afpl bsfauben fid insge'
fammt 1S0 patisuten, ausf4lRbIlf)
Grauen.
ct. SsrbiHonO be 9aIifar lisgi In
elmer nabe5u uR5ugdngliden Segsno
Der proDina UNI bic Dsrbtnounssn aiI
SOHntas iiHb auBerorbetIia i4ls6t.
9las benz porIdufiseH. isbr unpOIIs
tommenen 9sri4tsn se5t niat berpOr,
iUobur4 bas 5suer peruria8t purs
be, oas gum 2tusbru9 fam, Od6reno
bic Sniaiien bss 2tipls idmmtIid i'm
iisfiten Shlaf lngsn.
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Gbieaao. 80. December.

Gbieago. 80. Teaember.
Dsi5sn. = 5iir Wai $1.714-1.,
75i. amS6lub $1.744; fir gulf ST..
3Ss-1.4lsc, ON S6lub s1.41te.
MslidiOrn. - Jiir Wai 924--
93se. am SdIub 93e; fir gulf 9l5
-92E, am S9Iub 92se.
Sdfsr. Jiir Wlai 51t-54c.
ON GdIub 53ae; fir SuIi SOD
51sc. am S9IuB 51sc.
Roggen. - @artt nominal.
@erfte. - 90c-S1.24.
Simotbp. - $3.50-5.50.
RIee. -. S12.00-17.0o.
pori. - iyiir Sanuar S27.OO; fir
Mai s26.50--26.70. an Salub
S26.60.
GdmoI;. - 5iir Sdnuar 1920
1895. am Gflub $3.50; fir mai
15.65-15.75, am 5hlub 15.75.
RippsuIsitsn. 5iir Saruar 1852
-13.72, am SGlub 1872; fir Ulai
14.12-14.25. am Sdlub 14.20.
Butter, Mfdrft unper1n6ert.
Gisr. - @lnrft itetia.
-
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Gsrs Giut. asyublitan Glub.
gm IL. Sanuar lit 9samtentpabl nit
Siuei SidetS i'm Jelos.

Der RprS Cincinnati Republicar
Club BAT an Srsitaa 12. Sanuar
In ben Gtunbsn BON A u6r Qa9mit.
tags bis 8 ubr Q6enbs gsamt.npabl,
Gs finb 5tpei sitsts I'm gslb., psl9.
bic fOIgsnben Ransn sntbdItsn:
Rotbes Tidet
prdiibent: gOOIpb u. grubsr.
Disqualification: Charles 5atsens
borfi ST., Sobn WelIins uRb Soi.p5
Wctfis.
SstretGr: Gsarles g. gorn.ti..
S6abm,iftn: Gliff 20. gla,T.
Oireitorsn: 80. 6. grintmann,
Joiepb gprns, George ggn.r, Reuben
5lurmapsr, Gbparb !. Summsl,
apuis Surtig, ebparb Sacobs, qbil.
Rsttertns. s.. &Iaprotb. Dilliam
au6n. glareHes aaHbfrisb, Gbarlss
Wfilsr, puuI Riebous unS Otto q.
Spunssnbsrs.
Commander: Gscrs. 8. Gprit Sr.
8Iaaes 9idtt.
prdfib.nt HboIpb U. Grub.r.
@b.prdiiosnien: Gbayl.s g. Ben,
Sobn g. SGred unb SOfspb S6nsI'
Ter.
GGr.tdr: Charles 6. Dorn.tt..
Sdabmsiitsr: Cliff u. gIa.ii.
9irsttor,u: Geo. 8. gsrstsssr,
glursnee 9Ors.r, Dliper M. 8od,
Ben. 5ri.bmnu, g,o. u. griffit6s,
Scfspb CANTON, 5erbert a,ipnit,
Bert. 8. aoHI Charles Ra,uslin.
Willarb pOIanb. Sohn %. Snblisr.
Senrp SprstsImeisr. Ben. M.5er
uub Scfspb Dibman.
Commander: gsOrss 3. Gpria 81.
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Der auitansriiT aui MandeH,

Der gDisnsr .R. 5r. prsFs1 tpurSe
an 10. Rouember aus auiano ses
i6risbsn; Der fran5OFits 5li.Jsr
Suupimarn Rsnato be geuhamps III
in 0snsbis eineeircffen unb srtfGrts
Iuut .Gcrrierd bella Gsra", CT isi an
II. moresns 8 lltr an ber fransoIis
'hen front aufssItieoen unb Inn /
llbr Mittass iibsr Miinbsn eiusstrof'
fen, no er fsinsn gluftras auss.s
fiibrt babe.
Bon ein.m itarfeu gepittsr iibers
raT6t, fsi es tbm unmOsIih eetpsTen.
an !.inem gussansspuntt suriidsu:
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(BeIb, gOuOs uuS Nitien in Mem gOri.

Wsida!tspa5ife purt.u ~ 4-4ks
lisisniirt. @sdi.l suf 2euoon parsn he.
~ Ear 90 Iagt eL7lts Commercial g,i[ls
70 1aet, H7i. sihi s47bsS; aAbtl
anssiiungen sA7eh. 5rones Sidt k.s4n
9sbsi stsH. slsri SIai 7s3s. Xabtl 73J1
Arsnsn o'tt llA. &absl lln. sirt 2tdi
$50. aaba s.S5, Ruba Sihf 3os<; Ra.
ssl soH; eiibsr.Sarren 1916. glertfsniit!
Tie Wsu gor'r Hilisnborfe blieb as.
tloiien uns 70 fallen ss 0aoiirunssH Sa.
tet aus.
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Sas 9nt)miitassfun5ert

Das g.itrigs Radmittassaaon3ert
bss Symphonic sSrdeitsrs in bcr
Wuii.baIe mar picbsr auss.,sidnst.
Das prosramm purbs untsr Gr.
annpalbs ssnialsr 2eituus in label.
lolsr Wsife our4sefiibri. Der 6arfs'
niit bss Ordeiters. S.rr Soispb Ditto,
mar Der SoIiit uno ieiner sspisgenen
Uortrdssu purbs bsr5Ii6tr Yeifaa
esaolIt.
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Geuer u

= Sn bsm BON Sector S.rber bes
iDobntsn Sauis R0. 321S 2inpooS
Rodb bra4 pcrJeitsrn in .insmBanbs
fHruni 5iriFtsn alsiosrn Elm Seiisr
aus, bas sinsn Shnosn Don segm
$500 arrittet., ehs es seI6idt perben
ionnie. Das Saus 1T Giseutbum oss
itGStii4.H poIiaiiisa CHARLES R.
Blnd,
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gbitaao, 80. December.

Sftpeine. - 9nfubr 2t000. -
Warft iffpah. Buff $10.00-f0..
40: Ieidte S9.50-10.15; semii6te
S9.s5-10.50; fdpere $1,000
1850; raube S10.0o-10.15; Ser.
Tel $7.50-9.15.
Rinbpieb. - 8ufiibr 400. Warf.
ftetis. Ginbeimiihe Beef Stiere ST..
25-11.S0; @eitern Stiere S7.25-
1000; Stoders uno Seeoers S5.25
aiibe unb Sellers S4.25--
1000; adIber S9.00-13.00.
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1dsli@er Marft.B eridt.

y" ~ oN. LSdCiitScL.
Die na9fOls.nbsn Guoiiruneen Be-
5isben ii9 nur auf ensross 1ransat'
tionen. Bel iI.ineren 0sf9dftsn frsr'
ben sttpos h0berr pr,ifs bers&nsi.
pronifioutn.
J 2 dmaI3. - prima St.am H.
W-l6.25; Gamilp 16a-17e.
1rOdeustfaIsenes GIeiia.
- Gbort clear Seii.n Iois 154--
l64e; grtra fbori clear Sei..n 16t-
l63c; iuras Rippsnisiisn 153-15se;
eslIiss 174-17se.
Bacon. - Short clear Geilen
17s-1ste; ertra isort clear Geiitn
16s-l73e; srtra fhot.iel.ar Stitsu
16s-17te; fbort RippeHieiien 16f--
174e; Bellies 193-19ie.
Sugar gurtb Gletfd. -
G1int.n 20A--21e; picnic Sdultsrn
151-16e; Yr.alfaii Bacon 23-25:;
Shultsrn IN padstsn 15s-16c; Rsip
gort Gut 15a-16e; trcdne g.sf
S6inisn 30a-41s per g3funb.
Sibstp6fettes GIeif d. -
Gtinisn 17-17he; pienis S9uI'
tern 12A-l2se; Bellies 17a-1se;
SHultsrp 14t-14ss; S4ultsru ".
y. Gut 14i-143e.
Hrif9es Gltifd. - Sdin'
fen 16h-17ae; pieuis Gdultsrn 12t
--12ie; G9ultsrn 139-14e; ihort
sRippenieii.n 13a-14e; fort eIsl.
Hippsufsittn 144-14se; eItra fbort
clear Hippsnfsit.n 13t-14e; Bellies
leitis 164-16se; Bellies, i9psrs
15l-15as.
WebI unb getrtibe.
WebG. - Win..r paisnt 1926
s.75; Wint.r fanep S7.75-8.25;
Winisr familp $7.25-7.75; Wini.r
ertra $S.25--6.75; Wintsr Oroindrsr
5.75-6.25; Sortss Mstssn patsnt
s8.25-875; 6artss Dsiaen fantn
s7.50-8.00; Sartes Dsi'sn, Gamiln
se.25-6.75; Rossen, Rcrtbpelltrn
asmiI&t.s $6.75-6.90; HOssen eiip
reines, $7.O0-7.25; Rosgen. Giip.
aemiitt.s, $6.75-700.
Weissn. - go. 2 rotber Minttr
s1.S0-1.s2; Ro. g bo. $1.76-1.7S;
Ro. a bo. $1.52-1.62.
Wtff4torn. - Ro. 2 ipeibss
9e-y6ht; 30. 3 bo. 95a-96e; Ro.
4 bo. S4-94Ae; go. 5 DO. 92-
93e; Qc. 8 bo. 90-92e. - Rc. 2
seIbts 95A-96e; no. 3 DO. 95--
95ss; Ro. 4 bo. 93a-94Ac; Ro. o
DO. 92-94e; SO. 8 DO. 9o-92c. -
go. 2 ssmiidt.s s5s-96e; Rc. 8 70.
e5-e5ss; go. a bO. 93a-94tc; Ro.
5 DO. S2-94t; 30. 9 DO. 9o--92s. =
Wsibss apIbsniorn 93-95e; sslb.s
acItsniorn 95-97c; gemiiatss aol'
s<niorn 92-94e.
Safer. 30. 2 peibsr 65--
55ks; STANDARD psibsr 54A-55t;
no. 8 fpsiber 54-54se; go. 4 psitsr
52-53e; 30. 2 ssmtihisr 53A-64e;
30. 3 s.mifhisr sinbeimif6tr 52h--
53As; Rp. 4 semif6!sr 52-52Ae.
Moegsu. - 30. 2 $1.40--1.41;
Ro. 8 $1.96-1.38; 80. 4 $1.25--
l.82; prpbs $1.20--1.25.
Dbistep.
Derfduft tpuroen -- gbIs. T.
ffi1srs sJiniikb G,oobs auf Der gaiIs
$l.A per Gauons.
Groceries.
Raffss - Sopa 23--3oc; Coda
29-30c; GUATEMALA fansp lSs; b..
gutter l7Ae,
csss ..-~.--..-..--...lS isAl
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Qcihtes rolf.

,@ie. Dem @rdutigan Sbrer TOD.
ter lSoben Gle eineu Dorfdyub dlii bic
Witgift gcGeben2~
"a er III Sd,olipieler luto lagts:
.cr tout ionit Hisi nit,
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: 0i. @ensraL GIeetrit So. perma

- Die @sHsral Glectric 80. permas
fir 1916 einen Subresumios s.
Milionen Dollars Su melbet., u
Surabme esgen bus 9oriabr 4 J
Mi0ionen. y
- 8eIgifne Supttultifen baben i'm
IiioIi9en Sbeils bes gpitouer Stabt.
eebi.tes etn 2lnpeIen ertporbeu. un
baieIbit eiHs auuitisibensGabrit ~
srri4teH-
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mic IN a,rm Nnrfer tn,inn

- @ie IN Stem Dcrfrr fafmdnni.
iten stesiien feiigelteIlt. tnbcn In ocr
Ieutci D gscden beiif!fe Saiidbcots
.lnb MinellIeSer 1s0 gfiffe. hon
270.720 Gonnsn. NIT et.po $685..
;36o. 900 DHibsr 2anuna psrH!sstst-
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RSDiss 0elbniartte.
Qtntinnett %. D,, -,

vthstHhatI w. Gsg., 1915
1te HaHisn passR tsnts, am (ettsH Ue
l4ttt1teos be- JsbrsS, iismlitb itatl Sc.
i9ttttot, bod narsn 20 nur Hputiueo,.
!HditE Eie Radfrase Had 9arlebsa mar
Tire sennenswsrttt. fur Tarleten .pa
raas DnFbsH uon ben Banien lXX be.
fsAnei, patrsnb GeiGaftspapiers 80 8 -
sx bisiontirt psrben. SIN pfisnsn Warit,
uusbsH Tsrfsten ON tals su 4-4XX
unb cut 5sii Az 4H-oK>6 pfae,rt.
nsAfd ssi Hsw Ssrs
nnrtsn Aa pari ,sii&sn Banfsn psrsauft,
Lts qounisrsate bstrdst SOC grdmis vev
$1,000
9saIa ssI esssSs.
6ids. 0stfsi asf gcubon ps.seu -
A79 bre 80. Sterfiis quvtirt. Giir Y9ed.
Itl snf UssIin wareen zoe bro Rarl, be.
ye4nef. Ihr WetGef auf Bars IKE pro
6ssns. cut Amitersam axe BRO Wulben
nne aut 8ien l5s pro Krone, 2irss Ice,
Rubd 83H, 6todhoin pro Rrons $3.50,
Dtsnes iSaseiiI 2)s.
esabss ntfissiisnsn
HsrfH rutis sao tsti,. 9h Oanies quo.
iiren sis tolat:
-. uo.S is2s soay. .iioX iii
~ Bombs. 1918 LEX is2
~ ponh. 1859 80. 30 99K
~ Banams .... 03H
~ yanama esuSon .ie1x
Sifsrins cssis iimisss.
Tie llmfate I'm tisiisn Gisarinabaus bs'
!itftn I'D ttat suf s5.siS.s21. Tie i'm.
isBe Der per, .oiiensn @oAt belitien iid
atf es2Ais,sss ssesn t25. $50 200 In Der
isrrsigosolrtnotH Bs4s bts poraeu Sab.
!ss. DIE llmfast ees psrfoiiensn Wcnais
ftiruasn si62.o&4.29t sssen sl3s.6si. 100
IN ItStmber bts uorigen 9abrts Die
linftst bss Jsbrts 1915 beli.frn fd aui
MI4I,7slAo4 sssen ol.37s.e55,so0 In
1916.
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ssrauenID atf.

Sunse Srou (uu ilreu i'm 6eIbe
ltebcnoen Dfann it)reibenb1; limb
bonn, Iieber gaul, i'd benfe, bii tunnit
rod i'm artrae fait gar fetH SeIo se.
branhen, ibide mir bod. bite, 100
0eorf; es toitet 10 uur 20 Bfenuise
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abgenomnlen. Tie gtdJafrage mor
cine 5iemlid CUTE uno Die 4Ireiie ite.
tig Bis itarf.
9rinia ihipere Stiere $9.50--t0..
90: 5leiider Stiere $600-8.50;
auSerIeiene bis eriro $8.75-9.35
Sellers $5.50-7.75; auserIeiene BIS
ertra $8.0O-8.50; ssiibe $500
$50; auserIeiene bi sertra $6.75-
7.25; Gamers $4.25-5.00; MiId),
fiibe $40-S1O0.00; Stoders uno
5eeoers: Stipre S5.O0-700; Sci.
fers S5.00-e.oo; sfiibe $500
5.25.
gulIen.. - Ger M'arft mar
itarf uno bic 9reiie nm polle 25c
bober oils Dorige @ode. 3uiubr
gering.
5ette gullen $7.oo-7.5o; 30.
loena S6.00-6.75; ertra $685.
magere un6 Ieifte S5.OO--5.75.
adIber Ger Wlarf ipor
langinm unS Die greiie um ST 00--
lbs iiber benen pom DorIeritas.
Bette Ieidte a1Iber $12.25-12..
so; fair Bis quite S11.00-12.25
orOindre unS srobe $5.0o-to.50.
Shpeine. - Die 9ahfraac
mar beitte uidt grob unS Der Iarfi
idJmah.
Cute Biz auserIeiene sfpere
un6 5Ieiiheriorten $t0.70-t0.75:
gemiifte @erpadungsforteu $1,000
1910; ausgeiuhte mittlere, 16O
$50 YfuHb, S10.50-10.60; Ieihte
@erianotiorten, 12O-150 giunb,
S10.00-10.25; oroindre Bis quite
5erfel. 110 pfunb unS oar,ttlter,
81. 7.00-9.00; crbindre biz auserIe.
iene ifpere fette gdue S7.50-o.55
Stass S7.00-S.50.
Shnfe uno 0dmmer. -
Ger Wartt mar Iongiam uub ifIep.
peno. beionSers fir idpere Gam.
mer.
Shafe. auserle'ene Biz ertra So.
$780, quite bis auserleienc ST..
50-8.25; or6in1re Bis fair $3.50
ZOO. - aGmmer, arserIeiene Bis er.
fra S12.75-13.00: quite bis mtsr.
Ieiene S12.25-12.75; orSin6rc Bis
fair S9.00-12.o0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-01

aortoffeln. - Wlorit umperanbert.
@efliisel. - 2ebenbes. - @arft
unperdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-01
Uiebn,arft.

Gineinnati, 80 Tesauber.
3ufubr unb gerianbt fiji bic Der.
eangene ISOLDE, perglihen NIT Der.
ieIben 3eit Der bergngcnen 5icei Do'
den pdren tpie folgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-01
Mustudrtige Wtdrfte.
q ep Dort, 30. Ge3en,5er

Webl. - Warft riibia.
Wei3en. - Warft itarf; Ro. 2
barter $l.96; go. 1 Wortbern 9u.
Iltb S2.01; Ro. 1 Hortbern Rani.
toba $500 {. o. B. Seep Dor.
@elidforn. - Rartt itetig; Ro.
2 seIbes S1.041a {. /. I. Help Dorf.
Saier. - Rarft ieit; StanSarS
61-6112e.
Sen. - Marft faum itetig.
Sopien. - Warft itctig.
56uis. - Warit fIau.
2eber. - Rarft felt.
Bort. - Warft felt.
Beef. - Martt Itetig
Shmal3. - Wartt itetis.
9aIg. - Rarft ilau.
@olIe. - Warft itctig.
gieis. - Warft rnbig.
Wolaiies. - Warfi itetis.
8uder. - Rober, wsarft urper.
6nbert.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-03
the cigar and the clgaret. Rochester
The ~candv" Saint.


Probably few OF the confectioners
and candy makers who cater to the
public's sweet tooth" are aware that
they have a patron saint all their own,
but such is the case. He is st. Mar,
carius, and his festival is celebrated
today. Macarius was adopted by the
confectioners as their protector be-
cause he himself followed the occu-
patton OF making sweets In Alexandria
before he forsook the world and It's
ways and retired to Thebais in Upper
Egypt To live the solitary and self
sacrificing life of an anchorite.
Maearius lived in the fourth CEN
tury. and. If we may believe the tradi-
tons concerning him. he was
champion faster For seven years, II
is related, he lived on diet composed
of raw herbs and pulse. During lent
he ate only on Sundays and then but
few cabbage leaves. One of the re-
markable tales told about the candy
saint is that once, having killed
gnat that bit him. he cxpiated the
crime" by spending six months in a
marsh. where great venomous flies
abounded, subjecting himself to such
torments that he became mass of
sores.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-03
cioar Shop For Women.

The smoking habit seems to be gam
ing ground among the women Of what
is sometimes inelegantly termed the
upper crust"A few days ago fashion,
able New York hotel, to keep abreast
of the times it was said, opened Ia
dies humidor,'' a. shop where cigar
cts and cigars may be purchased by
women only The idea is to relieve Wo-
men patrons of the hotel Of the incon-
venience and uncertainty Of buying
their smokes" in the shops and stalls
fteuueiitea by men. and 9 news article
telling Of. the venture says that sur
prising business was done there yes
terday, and the patrons were charmed
with the idea 1t is perhaps in order
at this juncture dramatically to ex-
claim, "Whither are we tending!" To
precipitous moral places, on a broad
turnpike, many will say; but others
may remark that we are drifting back
to the days when grandmother enjoyed
her clay or briar bowl stuffed with the
raw weed Before, deciding this prob
lem, it might be well to wait until the
debating societies determine whether
in the nature of human things the hui
man male has sole right to the pipe,