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The Dickinson press., 1917-05-19
Warner-Lens headlight glass and
windshields at Turner garage.-adv. 1

Warner-Lens headlight glass and
windshields at Turner garage.-adv. l
Mrs. w. N. Poor, who visited for
three weeks with her sister, Mrs. w.
A. Page, in Minneapolis, returned on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Sherlock left on Monday
for, Beach to visit for several days,
before going on to Miles City to take
up her residence on her homestead
south of that point. AS close neigh
bors she will have her sister and a
| son.
The w. S. Mcintyre home on Ninth
Avenue West is under quarantine,
Dugald, the. seven-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre, beig i'll with
scarlet fever. He is getting along
very nicely, however, his case not
being at all serious.
j. R. Roller of Devils Lake arrived
in the city the latter part of the week
to visit for about ten days with his
daughter, Mrs. A. C. McInnes, and
family on Second Avenue West. Mr..
Roller came here from jamestown,
where he vas looking after business
matters. .
Mrs. P. E. Zimmerman her guest,
Miss Iva Hardy Of Jamestown, Miss
Lille Walters, Ned Hogue and B. J.
Eide autoed out to Daglum on Sun
day for a visit at the Eide home.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman
remained at the Eide home for a
visit Of several weeks. r.
Mrs. c. E. Gray and little daughter,
Dorothy Ann, left Saturday for
Haynes, this state, to- visit for about
three weeks with Mrs. Gray's sister,
Mrs. G. Burke Richardson. En- route
to Haynes Mrs. Gray and daughter
visited a short time with Rev. and
Mrs. F. w. Gress at Mott, former
Dickinson residents.
Mrs. A. C. Wan enjoyed a visit the
first of the week, from her aunt, Mrs
Della Barns of New Libson, Wis,
who went out from here to spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs.
owen Baxter, 16 miles northwest OF
Dickinson. Mrs. Barns had quite an
experience on her trip out here, being
on the train that was derailed out of
LIST. Paul.
Misses Leila Davidson and Elenora
Sherry, Emil Berntson and Emil .Jor-
censor autoed to Dickinson from Bel
field on Sunday in Mr.. Jorgenson's
car to see their friends, Mrs. w. E.
Logan and Miss Clara Sjerdahl, who
are staying. at the Mrs. A., G. Branick
home. Mrs. Logan plans on returning
|t0 her home south of Belfeld this
Saturday. Miss Sjerdahl will leave on
Tuesday, with her parents, Mr.. land
MRS. s. l.. Sjerdahl, for Edmunton,
Alberta, Canada, where they will
spend the summer They have rented
their farm south OF Belfield to Frank
Kunie and Ed, 5Griner
Hospital Notes.. For treatment
Mrs. Hugh Black, Manning; Mrs.
Christ Lauser, Edna, little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. K. H. Brecken Of
Belfeul; Paul Haugen, Amidon; Earl
Belfeld; Paul Haugen, Amidon; Earl
Elfstrom, city; Joseph Paasch, Rich
ardton; Clifford, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Pells, city; Mrs. Eva Urlacher,
IDesart; Lester Brooks, Wibaux.
Mont; Frank, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haag of Snow. For opera
ltions-Mrs. Franz Landing, Taylor;
Mrs. Jacob Siminis, city; Everett
Lindsey, Sentinel Butte; Mrs. ]. CT,
Parker, city; Pauline Muth, city; Una
and Lawrence Murphy; city.
The Dickinson press., 1917-05-19
LOCAL NEWS

Attorney F. c. Hebron left the lat
ter part Of the week to attend to law
matters at Fargo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-24
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

American Power and Light Company. regular
Vuarteriy of III per cent on the preferred. pay
Sbs April 2 to stock of record March 90.
Electrical Securities Corporation usual quar-
tsfly Of 2 per cent on the common and IA per
cent on the preferred stocks The common divi-
dend is payable April . to holders Of record
March so. and the preferred is payable May 1
b holders of record April ..
Gurnam Manufacturing Company. regular
uarterly of IN per cent on the preferred stock
Nyable April q
York Railways Company. regular quarterly
62b cents per share on the preferred stock.
layable April 80 as registered April 20. Books
Usage and Oklahoma Company. regular quar-
nry OF 2 per cent; payable April 10 to holders
record March 81.
American Laundry Machinery Company, 1 per
Hnt on the common stock and the regular quar-
ErY OF IN per cent on the preferred stock.
ne common dividend Is payable May Is while
ns preferred is payable April IA.
bplcer Manufacturing Corporation, regular
guarterly of . per cent on first and second pre-
nred stocks. payable April l to stock of
fecord March o7.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Attendance Small and Prices Irregular.
Americans Higher

LONDON. March 24.-Conditions custo-
mary at the end of the week prevailed on
he Stock Exchange today, The attendance
vas small and dealings were on n light
sale Markets were irregular.
The gilt-edged section was mixed. It was
smcially confirmed that sales of treasury
bills would be resumed by tender. The
amount offered weekly will be announced
each Monday
Governed by the rise at New York the
American group was strong and higher
Canadian Pacifics were buoyant and Grand
Trunks were steadier on better weekly
tarniKgs. Home lines were lower and lacked
stability. Argentine rails also dropped.
The foreign department presented a
&eckered appearance. Russian descriptions
we're dull. Some mining shares were hard.
Tin issues were in demand, influenced by
higher prices for the metal.
Expectations of further curtailment In
bAnkng hours because of the shortage Of
hbor resulted in hesitation in bank stocks.
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POULTRY

L1NE-Ofcrings of desirable stock were light
and values were firmly maintained with demand
fair. Quotations: Fowls. as to quality ?ig 25c
staggy roosters, 1Sg 2Oc: old roosters, 164l l7c
spring chickens, soft -meated. "a q 25c; ducks,
as to size and quality. 22@24c pigeons. old,
per pair 2S 30c; do. young, per pair. ?OQ
DRESSED-The market .'uled firm with de-
stocF % QUOTA Sas tons ransed t % he following BASIS
fancy selected, -25h c; do, weshing AZ lbs. and
S4e do, WEIGHING lbs, apiece, q sse;, fowls
and an 0o,s Over APIECE. APIECE a4s; do smaisI Sizes 200
chickens western dry-picked;, IN boxes, weighing
higher; do do. In boxes yyoishiIns 2 lbs per
Weiehins SSio lbs. per pair I$5e; do; ! lbs.
per pair, 81 @22c: broiling chickens western.
IN boxes Weishing 3gt lbs ,bs. per pair. s3gSssc: gsc:
d. mixed sizes IS 92oS broilers Jersey n fancy ,S
apiece. 400 s2c; tyTksys, fancy nearly 81 g sac
old toms 29 g soc; common: 2t@25c ssa ducks
nearby. 0921c: DO, western. 1sd2Oc; squads;
3tts' sa5 dO %etFHS ao Sei9 lbs ~ sz Sez
do, do, lbs per doz., s3 @3.a5; DO; do; lbs.
per doz.. s2.50@2.75: do. do. 8Q6h lbs. per
doz., s2@2.a dark, sl.75 9:.a5; small and
No 2. 800 a s.
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NEW YORK. March 24.--Excellent re-
ports from trade centers and continued un-
favorable crop weather caused covering OF
shorts on large scale at the opening of
the cotton market and the tone was firm
with prices IA to II points net higher
Operations by the various interests were
mixed, but uptown and Wall street selling
was noted. There was 4 supply from the
south of the new crop positions. while COM
mission houses were good buyers
After the call the demand continued and
by the end of the first ten minutes prices
had advanced to points further Il ap-
peared at that time as though orders could
not be filled except at higher levels
The market developed further strength in
the later trading, with October selling up
to 1880 or net advance of % points
Old-crop positions advanced about 20 points
above yesterdays close. Wall street oper.
atorS and spot firms and shorts furnished
the demand
Around the 1850 level for October. how.
ever, there was more of a disposition to
realize. After selling off some or points
demand improved again and the marke,
steadied up to about the earlier level
local spot man recently returned from
trip over the entire belt stated tina,
holders of hedged cotton in many instances
are pressing their staple for sale OH easier
basis, fearing competition from speculative.
ly owned. unhedged lines as the planting
season progresses.
In the South there was heavy rainfall
in the eastern belt where It is not needed
while in the West with the exception OF
scattered light precipitation, 1t was clear
In this section precipitation is wanted
temperatures were lower at most stations
The receipts at the ports for the dan
were estimated at 1000 bales compared
with 9s26 bales last week, and 1883 bales
last year
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VEGETABLES

The market was quiet and thout important
change. Quotations are AZ follows: White
potatoes. per bush.--Penns,lyania choice, 81. 70
@2.9O: New York choice. s275; Maine choice, ,lt.
potatoes. Jersey per basket, 81; 50@l 75. Sweet
potatoes, Eastern Shore. per bbl-No 50 90
and Maryland. per hamPer..No. i. sl.7592;l5;
No. 2 sl25a 15o; Sulls si .g, SYeet 5o potNatoes N
.Sgs5s onions per Ioo;b. basINo seliISs%S lay
20; do. Florida. per crate s5.50@8. Spinach.
Norfolk. per bbi. sS@4; do, Texas pei. hamgep
taslifiower. Norfolk. per crate. s1:5o@2 Let
tuce. Florida fancy per basket. s3@6,2 40
Florida, per i0,inch crate, sa@3.5o. Beans
ESrpIantIp Florida. per box, 80 50@5. Psppers
Fiorida per bon Ss97,2I sauas;h a;nras Plords 6sr
basket, s5@7. Tomatoes Florida. per crate crate
s3IIG5 Asparss1s sSotf southern; per MSsh dUsfn
pooms. per Alb. basket. si4O@1.75.
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lpswich Mills 100 P. c. Stock Dividend

BOSTON, March "a. - Directors of Ip-
4 swich Mills have voted 100 per cent stock
avbdend to common shareholders. payable
APRIL to stock of record March IA. Pres
mt capitalization is $250,000 per cent
Mderred and $75O000 common. and it is
Noposed to issue $750,000 additional COM
mon stock Authorized capital is $4,000, 900
s.ommon and $750,000 preferred. Ipswich
nlls have been paying 12 per cent on
eommon for several years, consisting of
~ cent extra and per cent regular. 1t
probable per cent will be paid on the
eeT issue.
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u. CDelnnetis '"o' -
Sr,rcAGO, March 24.-There was profit
La in the wheat market this morning.
~ n ragged after starting firmer in over
~. buying orders due to further un-
psrshle crop news and strength in the
~ article. In the initial trading the
e....nd from commission houses was fair,
M offerIngs became freer. There also
~ ~ nervousness because of the diplomatic
dtuation
..s,rst S1.90%. yesterdays last price and
..ssssed 10 s1.9Oh. July started at s1.61b
y A. s0%. compared with s1.c0% at the
"a Yesterday, and declined to S1.6Oh,
s.rtamber was quoted at S1.47 to $1.46%
7. ths start and. after selling at $1.47X
Sanped to s1.4els, against s1.46h at the
cjose yesterday.
Buying later became general and prices
.ayanced above yesterdays close
liverpool expects shipments from Amer
=. 10 continue on a scale big enough to
sts care of foreign needs. The English
rsrket was firm. The continent is absorb
Ing literally.
The receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
May were 2S5 cars, contrasted with 375
IN last year. at Winnipeg 37S cars COM
ssred with 901 cars at Chicago 55 cars.
aganst 17S cars.
Realising made corn a little easier Re.
sapts today were 159 cars. Further bad
1scp news from Argentina kept the tone at
Liverpool strong.
! Oats opened steady. The receipts here
tAday were 2O4 cars.
fAadnr futures ranged as folIous
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Cotton Mills Pay Extra Dividends

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 24.-Tecum-
~ Cotton Mills Corporation declared a
Nsuar quarterly dividend of 1 " per cent
~ an extra dividend of 21a per cent, both
ss.ssole March 81 to stock Of record March
The usual quarterly rate is 11a per
ant, In each of the last two quarters ex-
dividends of 3h per cent were paid.
cornell Mills Corporation declared the
..suar quarterly dividend of 2 per cent
an extra dividend of 2 per cent, both
s.yable April to stock of record March
:" The usual rate has been 2 per cent.
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FRESH FRUITS

Demand was only moderate. but values gem
orally steadily held. az follows: Apples
per bbl.---York Imperial. s4G $50; Ben, Davis
H@5; Baldwin, No; l, ,s4.1o@3,75; do: un-
unsraded. ss@425: KINGS. Ne. 1. ,s5@65o: d.
unsraded Snsrade "a sShn Wnesap @ No. saso
Q; do. ungraded, rs2.5o@35o Apples. north,
o.. Lemons per box, s86o4. Oranges Florida
per crsteMBrisht 20 fancy 1907! RIsset fsncy aiUr
da, per crate s2@5. Pineapples. Porto Rico.
per crate. s3@4.50 Cranberries. Cape Cod. per
tbl.-Fancy late varieties. s5@5.5O: Early
Black. s2@4. Cranberries. Cape Cod. per crate
81 5O12 .: do. Jersey, per crate. - Ql.5O. Straw
berries. Florida. per at. IS % 3Ic.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

bCITER-The market was quiet but steady
Quotations: Western, fresh, solid-pa cked cream.
frss iahiy S sanesials ars, IA extra AZ 4ss extra
hS Derry prints. fancy, 45c; do. average extra
aw4fS; nrsts ~ Ale; seconds 81 a 3sc: special
iahCy brands OF prints jobbing at As a. Sic
-, EGGS-Demand was fairly active and the
market ruled firm. Quotations: Nearby extras
33c per dozen nearby firsts SIS 10 per case,
nearly current receipts $3.50 per case. excep-
tional lois higher, western extras 33c per
dozen; do, extra lrsts. $50 per case do firsts
sS.95 per case; fancy selected candled eggs were
Jobbing at 34c per dozen.
CHEESE-Offerings were light and the mar
ket ruled firm, with demand fair. Quotations:
New york. full cream. fancy. held, 27% q csc:
specials higher: do. do, fair to good, held, ~
271a c; do. part skins, l4Qp22c
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. March 24.-HoGs-Receipts, H. :
bYtcheTs. si45O@I5.l0 10; good heavy, s14.450
i5i5; rough heavy, s14.45 q a. 80: light, $3.50
CATTLE-Receipts, 500 head Market slow
weak. Beeves s9.2O@l2.6l; cows and heifers.
10 5jl a 10 90: stockers and feeders, s7@lO: Tex
ans 50 '65Gpi1 Is; calves. $40 50Ql5.
SHrEP--Receipts. 5000 head Market STEADY
Q15.25.
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Deaths

Il SIs r. 5aMrs
s. .%5.is. / Fin T. aSs sfs; vs,s$srs y asso
Tef z Erie to ST n M opa Sn em
IF y:weS sSP 81 to ANA m z A9,s 'STxSS wS~
IF To- susy ssa s Fy s hsh
Bristol, Pa. Sun. 80 D. m. snt. Bristol Gem
s mNRE
iisisht,s , Lodge : Eo; iSl; + ana 4; III Asacls
No. late a nyf 4S aa ives Wcs,
may call Mon. after p. m. Omit flowers
BECK;-Mareh 20; MARY wife Of solomon
r e'f 18th %e St "0''F' oil ''"''' SVe"' ''0" H4''
s kss;ss. aa ssss S
Lukes Church invited to funeral services sun;
viewed view, Sat. to p. m M Auto funeral may ''
And @ fRSA Nc a1H.sss5
ssa KsIaiiyss snasd and fTiesss GeTmsn
fSn@ef Sarg nSitsa SS!fs po rSs
yKGiSrH e. afs at stanis f RsSsr, CITY
and dsugh,er Of late SesePh 1r,N and Gertrude MI
S-iysis ssfy'ss'' l7a4 Ontario St. Sun. p :" Int.
B9Spona March Z, n;s e. 1s1z Ro5d KfEN c. %
fsnssS bssss;SI
hiaft dax afternoon Srs at O'clock at his late resdsnce
so$4 y. iith St, Logan INT private. Auto
$ 81 Nsx York y NJ city March
be was men @ csnsf s fnsrn
ices MOI MOI Raptist Gem Friends may cali Sn
asea gF9SSks g. RcatSes and fS
F. reoks 5Sh sf ST. Int pVse
,,shs sROTS nS Of Catharine Landess Brown, aged "a
and friends inyitfa bo 10 funeral services
I024 pr%sts. pGTens0 Friends may call SUM- to ~
BURKE-sIaSTGs Ma I, :: si a.sss 59Hy \ E,r. lBuRKE
s'?a tfEa
St. Charess Church 10 a. M Int Holy Cross
GAatc ca March sse 81 sise AGED hse1s 49, Res
% tiVes and friends. shskipah Lodge No aa6. r
rats. Of frdsy M Cub Gaq q al MSfs oehsr
sn s0shS0GS i5 y q Ss &c Adss PsHs.a
BENJAMIN C. Church. aged ~. Relatives and
friends inShsf y resiaenee john Ga aaus
Zero Granite St. Frapkford Re, Remains i1;,, may be
'sSSSseF sHS ;ys !s S%'s f;Sa: 5 fi
Ta 1asnon TrSe ces Ne S an"
Invited TO funeral services Tues; M a. nj 2s2a
Bridesburg, a. m. Int. private. Holy Cross
Gem.
pkDE. Relatives and friends. Melita Lodge.
No. 295. +. and A. NJ. all other MASONIC bodies
q wnSh # ThOmas D. PSeter caS
9Th Ward Executive Committee. employees OF
CITY r. % $50 n
sS' ton Gem Friends may call Mon. eve. Auto
funeral.
widow Of Patrick coonshan, Relatives and
ptsS ave. to yneot soemn ha
GasS cSurch yenkintOwn' asO a. m. Int. Holy sepai;
' coX.wMarch %. aUsTAyus a, cox son Of
Faserai isss nI'e late residence buckingham Mon
CT as: :.S JANE y ns.,T::: r. D.:
sss e s ansr %Fs s''fs @
c'fsSY wy SsA.ss A.,.t,.: HS.
ana friends invited 70 funeral ssryiSs. Mon
RGsssSTF%sSEEIPti e. isl7 .a GaEIsrIAN IS
assSs"I asives and friends also Hanscoms employees
.HsH nsss n. Myrtiewood St; Int. private; c..
snd friends invited TO funeral services. N Il.
car' cnr Van Pelt ST. and Montsomery ave-. Sun.
.Pi gSM.Sss ssnsi1sns H E fiS%'ISs Sa.Ssspa
sMod sC and s:Hd. Sss a
minso ave. SOLEMN requiem mas; g.. AIMS
EnWoci. chsstSr Co, r.. Apte ssfvios chSs-
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Initial Dividend for Coal Company

nNEW YORK, March 24.-Directors of
- snpson ,p Creek Coal Company have declared
initial quarterly dividend Of 1% per cent
\ me preferred stock, payable April
stock Of record March 22. Transfer
soon win be closed from March 23 to
arch 81, inclusive. -
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COTTON ADVANCES
AS SHORTS COVER
Good Reports From Trade Cen
ters and Bad Crop Weather
Are Bullish Influences

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDrrIoNs
NEW YORK, March "a. - Precjpitat,op
was General In the eastern section OF the
cotton belt this morning, but light and seat
were generally lower,
The following temperatures were reported:
Lori smith and Oklahoma City, 30; LITTLE
,',,ck. n,9,ck. !oi AshevilIe, Knoxville and Nash
ME- a. a. chattanooga. San Antonio and Del
birmingham, 4s; Montgomery. 30: V,cks.
ehg.. ephrg. ,5s, New Orleans, Mobile. Corpus
SDhristi and Galveston. So; Macon and
cola. 10 '"'' WI ''"'"
=. There was .oe inch Of prec,p,tot,on NJ
New orleans. Galveston and Augustai .Os
~ Moohe; .SS at Nicksburg; .42 at Memphis;
nnon no a' montgomery. and 1.36 at Chatta-
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saotner Extra For American Screw
80" YORK. March 24.--The American
~ company declared the usual quar-
nioend OF l Y per cent and an extra
- OF per cent payable March 81 to
n~,,. record today. These are the same
"'s as were paid December 80 last.
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Sinclair Oil Syndicate CLOSED

~" YORK. March 24.-The syndicate
y w. ~ underworld the conversion of s2O.-
~, sinclair Oil and Refining Company
I1 !, Vent su convertible bonds has been closed
"a me securities underwritten have been
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Gold for Export

~ foRk, March 24.--Gold coin to
- sunt OF s1.150,000 wass withdrawn
i. subtreasury today for export.
+ ipsss " 100000 and another Of $500. 900.
I'LL ot 100000. was taken for Cuba
4 yS'voo was shipped 20 Spain.
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Cotton Statistics

NEW YORK. March o4.-The statistical po-
siton of cotton is as follows -
This week. Last week Last year
Total visible
supply 80. 4,5os1s1 4,7o5,777 572O 5a6
OF which Amer
ican ..,..... 3,629.1S1 32s7.771 4O73. 536
Total in sight
March %. 10, $40, 400 10372,152 aS4o, GA
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REFINED SUGARS

EN-, me market was quiet and unchanged Re-
,ni ,t,vis ,st prices: Extra fine granulated, 7c;
,psam ,muFea .I0c; confectioners' A. 6.O0c soft
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PERSONALS

sACRIFICE-Blue-whit diamond solitaire ring
about ia carats, $180. McCutchen, 612 Bulle-
tin Bldg Phone Walnut 1887.
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z Cor seoville Manufacturing

Turk. March e4.--The Scoville
ng Company ha sdeclAred an
o. 10 per cent IN addition
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EAT ENDS HIGHER,
rnLLOWING DECLINE
o.od Buying Results in Gains
After Profit-Taking Had
Caused Recessions

WEATHER CONDITIONS
.<~w YORK, March 24.--Advices re-
E1Tst the Weather Bureau this morning
oSW~ Temper tures
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PROVISIONS

hrmD hD maintained. Quotations follow: City
oeet IN sets smoked and air dried. 3ic; west
sgrn sgn peer IN sets. smoked 34c; city beef
xnuekles , and tenders, smoked and air dried 85c
MMesItetn MnI peer kngckles and tenders. smoked 35c
sssass ssms Z. p cured loose. 22 @ass do, skinned
hams sTno,S' a9' 40, smoked :4Q24hc other
eSrrass evrsd sas 2sS 2do: hams smoked, western
Ssnnioauders, 3. p, cured loose isL C: do, smoked
loose g. ,SSfilies In pickle according to average
aasysrage city cured 24ia c; do, western cured,
do do iard, nh, western refined. tierces, 2lc; do.
rendered IN nerees 2ic lard, pure city. kettle
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SALESMAN

Old-esta blished manufacturer desires
services Of bright. wideawake, well ap-
pearing travelling sales representative.
Previous selling experience preferred.
Excellent opportunity for advancement.
State age. experience and phone num-
Der. NJ 500, Ledger Office.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FIOJrp

stronger ou,s, G Receipts, s2,so7 hush u,u,
mand, prices fursnvces anvces and fairly active dnl .
s2.os@a.os; Nap5t Napo5t eleystor-No, red, spo,
@2oa So NH, red, sl.9OW2oi No S-,od ,od W V9;
@1.08. a. Si'Voq2; rejected B sl III
was asoasshInfiecehip,s again is hp, 25.Sos bush. The marke,
fair dsn,ie ie higher under light Offerings n Se, y
trade ns m ouotatons: Car lots for Shs Seai 4
ST. 25h a., ~ sWaul ulocation-Westcrn No. yellow
southern No. Ns'srn yeiIo No yc!nlow sl2ih @i2ss
ouiss GiArS;,R S;;,, Receipts ss.S1S bush. Trade was
No . wv w6,t taiues were firmly held as follows
aG; a5s e. NO; soni White 75@ 5she; no. si White ' y
,hs !, uRLReceipts, $40 bush. and LOTT GA
symnatb vi sacks Mill limits were advanced, in
i1 SiS.patms ts with wheat. but buyers were operat.
IIbs Ibss only & for actual needs. Quotations, per ios
Kansas an clear, ss85 500 do straxht So. Is a.
AZ NDU 40 patent, 81. ioq SO; spring clear,
Sp.ooswV'iV DO patent. 80. 5Oa0 rs; do favorite
faSnS fnrSnSs; 25glg7S; city mills, choice and
ANY patent $lO.25W10I5.
but quiet We quote s775Gsa5 per bbi.. as to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-24

lns lns.E. icnoxxt"M AZ Medicine Hat. and Winnlpes,
MA Louis, .O4, Cleveland, .18; In
q.srctis, "A; Toledo. 80; Columbus. .02;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-24

SALESMAN
Travelling salesman, with expe-
rience In roof paints and coat
fngs; state age, experience and
phone number. NJ 523, Ledger
Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-24

CoATMAKER WANTED. APPLY TO JOHN
j. GOODMAN, 9TH AND SHIPLEY SITS
WILMINGTON, DEL, STEADY JOB TO
GOOD MAN.
CoOPER-Nan wanted with some exp in COOPER
ing tight and loose barrels. Apply Smith
Kline French 50 Poplar st.
World's cresset., 1917-03-29

they bad, found him on the other
side of the sea, they said unto
him. RABBI, when camest thou
hither. rs Jesus ans swered them
and said, Verify, verify, l say
unto you, ye seek me, not be-
cause ye saw the miracles. but
because ye did eat Of the loaves,
and were filed. 27 Labor not
for the meat which perisheth,
but for that meat which endur.
elh unto everlasting life, which
tie Son of man shall give unto
you; for hin hath God the
Father sealed.
29, Then said they unto him,
What shall we do, that we might
work the works of God? 70
Jesus answered and said unto
them. This is the work of God.
that ye believe on him whom he
hath sent.
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