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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
THE NEW TRIPLE
COMBINATION

Treatment for the blood, nerves and
hver-purifying Strengthening, cleans
ing, winning its way wonderfully just
now-s:
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the superlatfve
blood purifier and appetite giyer,
known for over 40 years.
Peptiron, the superlatiye pepsin-
nux-irou-celery nerve, blood and d.
gestive tonic.
Hoods Pills, the superlative family
laxative for biliousness, constipation;
pleasant, easy, effective.
What are your troubles? II such as
to need all three medicines, why not
have perfect, wellrounded relief by
getting the combination?
II you need only one medicine, get
It and take ft-but do 1t now.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
ADVERTISEMENT
Fight
FOR YOUR LIFE
Duty Demands
Robust Health
Tight to get it and keep II

Fight-fght day in and day out to
prevent being overtaken by Ills and
sils Keep wrinkles from naaTring the
cheek and the body from losing its
youthful appearance and buoyancy.
Fight when ill-health u coming with
Its pallor and pains, defects and de-
.liniug powers. Fight TO Etay It's
>ourse and drive It of.
But fight intelAgently. Don't fight
without weapons that can win the day
for without tho Intelligent use Of ct.
tective weapons the pallor spreads and
weakness grows and q seenaing1y
strong man or woman Outlines becomes
pray to ills after ell
You will not find this Glass Of per.
sons In the hypofsrrin ranks. No IN.
healthy, dun, draggy. droopy persons
In that line. It is hale, hearty. ro
bust aggregation OF Quick4tappers who
| view life in joyous frame Of mind
and are mentally and physically equal
to any emergency. Hypoferrtn stands
for sound body and sound miDd-u
Is the invigorating tonic OF the times
! powerful and unsurpassed - health
restorer. vitali1er and health presexv'
er. Fight to hold the v1Eor Of . so0nd
body with hypoferrfn OF to stay thu
process OF decay and restore health
and strength-you win. Th1s tonic Of
amazing. mountaineering properties
| has been approved By physicians *
q reEtorer and safeguard OF heath,
II Il thoroughly scientific prepara4
| ton OF the very elements necessary ia
| tone up the stomach and neTvea, to
build strong. vital tissue. make pure
! blood. firm flesh and solid, a<tfro, tire.
less MUSCLES.
Hyp1errtn. contains those mighty
IRON peptsnase.- IL fsrm best sdaDted
to bensnt the body and its organs. II
Rs sss Il nas es:ss oss e IN
ple.ions tina. al In fssans ana bad
iron psptonate IN the system.
asgr ssn ss1 aac gnyse.l ,,srsSta A..
with these you can meet Life at AMI
| This wonder tonic. hypoferrin. witch Sd
meets every essential dennan nd Of t f'i hu.
women. Hypofsr1in means natures Own a
en aa boy sS'r .s e t ss ssss X:
&c. and paint way q .1sctins beauty i.
Erh. Their BLOOD. died with tim" na,u rgs
beauty stores: creates condition. that
| the glow OF health to the cheeks
! No need Of going through lite sicGly ana
/ always feeling miserable In this ara N
| medical science Join the hypoferrfn
ranka 1t puts into you the sp.fngy snau
and vtgor you ought to have and puts
life into your body and mind that insr,fres
| the confidence that you confront ths
world on an equal footing with anyone-
HypoferTfn may be had at your dy,,0l
Gist's or direct from us for 81 90 per PACK
age. Il Is well worth the rvtc~ n j
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
penny SUPPER
FOR RED CROSS
REALIZES $92
Other Donations at Straughn
To Be Used to Buy Sweat
ers For Soldiers.

STRAUGHN, Ind, Nov. 3-The Pen
ny supper held In aid of the Red Cross
Halloween, realized S92.u3 There
were donations of S15.46 additional.
which will be used for sweaters and
mitts for Lawrence Brittenham. Ray
Pierson, Roy Eaton, Ora Henley, Carl
ton Legg, Virgil Willis, and o. M. Mil
Ter, soldiers in training. A vote of
thanks was given the Pythians for
their support.
Straughn residents, and township
property owners have answered in the
affirmative that all townships in the
county take up the national road idea,
on the federal and state support plan.
1t is estimated that quite saving will
be effected by the arrangement The
meeting at Newcastle will be supple
mented by another Tuesday next
J. C. Haskell, cashier of the bank
has posted a list Of the 70 residents
who bought Liberty Loan bonds, and
promises a further list Monday. In a
public poster he calls attention to the
fact that $4,000 was the allotment for
the township, and that $4,000 was
subscribed, or $4,000 over the amount
The various agencies that helped, in
GLIDING the boys and girls, are spec
tally thanked.
The Straughn Knights of Pythias
will give the second number of the
Community entertainments, next Mon
day evening in their hall George c.
Aydelotte will be the entertainer and
will speak on the Loose Spokes in the
Community Wheel" The ticket sale
has been good.
Rev. Corda Pully, of Marion. Ind,
will begin a series of revival meetings
at the Christian church, week from
Sunday. His recent sermons here led
to a revival. Miss r. I. Keys, sing
ing evangelist, will assist, and Choir
US will be formed to lead community
sings before the regular services.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
On The Screen


LYRIC
A motion picture actress who knows
every angle Of the game is Grace
Cunard, star Of "Societys Driftwood,' .
showing at the Lyric theatre on Sun
day, November A. Miss Cunard has
written her own scenarios, and direct
ed her own company, playing the lead
herself. She has played every type of
role and worn the costumes of every
nationality and every period of his
tory. She has appeared in every
thing known to the screen except
slap-stick comedy. Anything that a
picture star can be asked tc do Miss
Cunard has done.
In addition to Miss Cupard, $50
ciety's Driftwood" contains another
popular player, Joseph Girard, who en-.
acted the role Of Professor Renolds In
The Voice of the Wire" one of the
most successful serials the Universal
has ever produced.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
Heart and Home Problems

he may not be bold about showing it.
He may be just trying you out to see
how you will take his attitude.
90 No. don't think he is If he
had that intention he could easily
enough show 1t so that there would be
no doubt in your mind. He certainly
wouldn't take you to dances and places
If he wished to get rid of you.
(D Since you are not engaged to
him, yes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: / would like
to know few things that might light
en- ones life work and make things a
little more easy.
I'd Would one who having only a
graded school education, after having
! worked ten or twelve years at house
work, be able to obtain anything or
much knowledge from a correspond.
ence course?
Cd Would you name few authors
Of some instructive books and the
name of some good magazines.
CD Can anyone obtain private ad
vice from the problem editor?
HOUSE AND HOME KEEPER.
ID Yes, certainly.
ca Charles Dickens. George Elliot
William Shakespeare-there are many
/ standard classics. Go to the library
and ask the librarian for a list of the
worlds best books. She will recon
mend to you good books to read afte1
You talk with her little while ane
tell her what sort of reading yol
| prefer
There are many very good maya
zines nowadays. Among them are the
! Century. Harper's Magazine, Scribners
and among the weeklies, Leslie
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

doesn't come to
see me as often as
he used to.
When I first
went with him a
few months ago he
said he loved me
very much. | am
a stranger in the
city. He lives and
has been here for
some time and got
acquainted W i t h
some young men
and he told me
that l knew too
many for the time
| have been here. ,
When he takes
me to a dance he
speaks and fools
around with other
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
THINGS WORTH KNOWING

Hints for Motorists-To keep rain
drops from the windshield when driv-
ing through storm, rub surface Of
windshield with kerosene and the rain
drops will roll of the glass instead Of
staying on and obstructing the view.
To Test Eggs-Place them in a deep
pan of water; If eggs are strictly fresh
they will sink; If they are bad they
will float: if stale, will slant away
from the bottom of the pan or perhaps
| stand on end.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
Black line shows taiys farthest advance October 1o
posItion of ha tile


position
Adriac
with reinforcemens
under Field Marshal Mackensen attacks which
back from the positions Austria evacung the Banszza plateau co.
into Italy least far c 90 and threatening Undine
miles northeast of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
Steamed Bread

Mix one-half cup flour, one-half cup
rye flour one cup graham -four, one
cup corn meal, two cups milk, two and
one-half cups seeded raisins, one cup
boiling water, one teaspoon baking
soda. one well-beaten egg. one-half
teaspoonful salt Steam steadily for
four hours in creased mold, then turn
out and bake twenty minutes, OF till
dry enough to cut easily.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
SALMON MOLD

Salmon mold is a delicious dish
which requires one can salmon, one
cupful of soft bread crumbs, two ia
blespoonfuls of melted butter, two
eggs beaten, juice of one-half lemon,
pepper and salt. Mince the salmon,
add the other ingredients and cook
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

Weekly, Saturday Evening Post, Every
Week, Golfers, etc, etc.
go If you have question on which
you want advice, but do not want your
letter published, send me stamped
envelope with your address written on
it
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

lege, was elected president and B. w.
Kelly, head Of the Physics department,
WAS made member Of the executive
board at meeting OF the Science de-
partment-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
TARNIsHEp BRASS

Brass beds that have furnished can
be lacquered at home and made to
look like new. First rub the brass
vigorously with flannel dipped in
whiting, then dissolve ten cents worth
OF shellac In enough alcohol to make
1t thin. Apply to the bed with a small
brush.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
TO MEET IN RICHMOND.

The Manual Arts section of the
State Teachers Association In Ind
annapolis, Thursday decided to hold
the April meeting Of the Manual Arts
division In Richmond early In April
Prof. Edwin Morain OF Esrlham col
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am a girl
twenty-five years old, and have been
going with young man who is now
tWenty-four | am very much In love
with him. Recently, however, he has
made so MANY other friends and he
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
KEEP IRONS HOT

If you would retain the heat in
your hatirons while ironing, use a
brick for an iron stand, rather than
an openwork iron stand. Use white
brick if it is convenient.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
Fl o,1seho1d fiintC..

MENU HINT FOR WHEATLESS
DAY
Breakfast
Stewed Pears with Lemon Slices
Uncooked Cereal
Raised Graham Rolls Coffee
Luncheon
Onion and Potato Soup
Rye Bread Croutons
Cabbage Salad
Reheated Rolls Peach Marmalade
Dinner
Planned Oysters on Toast
Cold Sliced Beef
Lyonnaise Potatoes
Brussels Sprouts
Apple Brown Betty
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
Rus1LEss GAS STOVES

To keep a gas stove from rusting
after backing the stove apply little
floor wax with a soft cloth; polish
it. This will not only keep it free
of rust but will give it a brilliant
polish.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
For MARRIED FURNITURE

When furniture has become marred
touch UP the spots with iodine to
bring back the color, then rub with
furniture polish.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

Red Gross Notes

Persons who have empty sugar
sacks which hold fifty or one hundred
pounds, are asked to donate them to
the Red Cross as the association can
make excellent use of them in the
shipping OF supplies to the branches
and they will be gratefully received at
headquarters. Hospital garments,
sauze, etc, frequently become spoiled
if wrapped in paper as the paper is
often torn in transit and it is believed
bags will remedy the difficulty.
matter of Importance for the work
room: Make sweaters % inches in
stead of %. This conserves wool and
labor and makes sweater that is long
enough.
Sweaters for delivery at the battle
front are shipped from the chapter to
one of the division warehouses, where
they are inspected before being re
packed and shipped to the great Red
Cross wareToom in New York City
From New York the sweaters, with
many other articles for Red Cross use
abroad, are carried overseas to Major
Grayson Murphy's Red Cross relief
forces, somewhere in France" Major
Murphy's forces distribute them to the
wearers by means of thirteen ware
houses and force of 600 men. many
of them volunteers working without
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
GRAPE PUNCH

To make grape punch, pour one cup
full of boiling water on half pint Of
grape Jelly, and stir until 1t is dis
solved; when cool add one quart Of
iced water and the juice of Two lemons
and one lemon cut into fancy shapes.
Sweeten to taste
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

nve minutes. rack All d ino4u lned
with slices Of hard boiled egg. Chill
and serve ON bed Of lettuce with
salad dressing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
CIDER CUP

CUT an orange into three slices and
put IN pitcher With two tablespoonfuls
granulated sugar.
Add quart of sparkling sweet
cider and little grated nutmeg.
Chill and add bottle Of ginger ale
and It is ready to serve.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

IMPROVING HAMBURGER STEAK
Before frying hamburger steak add
some leftover boiled potato ground
with the meat. Fry in the usual man
ner. This will make the meat light
and give it a delicious flavor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
NEW YORK, Oct. II.

There was a sharp movement upward in
the cotton market today on active buying
due to light to heavy frosts in parts of
the belt and forecasts of lower tempera-
lures.
There was talk that considerable
amount Of the staple was en- route to New
York to be put into the stock here until
there is room on vessels for its movement
abroad.
The market opened generally firm this
morning, with prices from 5 points lower
to 2s points higher october being the only
position opening lower. Trade was very
much mixed. Liverpool operators both ways
and spot houses were large buyers Of De-
cember.
The early advance was followed by re.
actions Of 25 or &c points, but there was
a good demand at the decline December
sold up to 26.2Oc, or 40 points above last
nights close, while later months showed
advances Of 27 to 2S points.
- OF houses We're buyers of December
and there were reports of spinners fixing
prices, but advices from the Southwest said
that spots were selling freely.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

The market for coffee futures opened
quiet today, at an advance of 2 points.
March being the only month traded In
The demand for that position came from
a large Wall street house.
1t may be that private cables received
from Brazil stating that it was difficult TO
get cost and freight offers owing to lack
of freight room had something to do with
the early demand and generally steadler
undertone, but after the first hour a few
selling orders appeared and values eased
off couple Of points or so.
The spot demand has been poor, and buy
ers are disposed to continue to buy on the
hand-to-mouth order owing to the fact that
stocks are rapidly accommodating in Brazil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
VIEWS OF IHE NATIONS BANKERS-LOCAL MARKETS
GOVERNMENTS LOCAL
MARKET REPORTS

n THIS daily report Is sent out by the
6sredh OF Markets Of the United states
Lb,',Ipartment Of Agriculture, Philadelphia
oo.unch, With headquarters at SOO-SJ5 In
Sy"dnce Exchange BuiiiinS Bol Telephone
lombard IN.
base" on sales Prcss on large 2ts to 3obbrS
FRUITS
New YORK YORK pss ss,lse barrel tC,45 quarter peeks>
Sst2o Pennsyiyans and Virsi5ISSa York imDa inTs.
rIer me5 wiro. A" grade ?s Inch. yS25@i25 sP staPy
Grimes erado 9Rdf 9s inch sBBSS5 So 20 @J25Si Jo5S
a. grade. sfsgi9, .in,cn inch '6.0Oa0 Stark,
% Quarter ES APpLEs Piss Psar5y per bushel basket
BANANAS.' AS'Ts pet 55SS9 55SS922 2Se, 90 70 49,, =, %,
bunch Ibh19d g bunch bunch d9zenj 81 65s per hand
sSISenn'' ISnn S2'2I; per 11-hand bunch d6 dozenj'
fSSso 5s s & s ;1Rsps Is Tssa
white rnds o to pInE maEio1i2 1i2 To- l2 ,meions) roc
soS5BSANBERRIEs, Jersey per s3!aua2rt crate,
cord T5H4PES "a 7; New York per spound basket, Con-
iPSEEtRRg lte; NIag9ra, l3@f7c.
pefb19 bsG sI7gd2; shsldons. S Ss25. 'i''i' quarter
ter pscks hSsTToso SsT YORK soG P2T Pgshel 5s 419
Rets RRssKe b 60 quarter pecks 4oc per fGquart bas
PkUNMsgs PPkkUUNMgs S,s New York, per 4-quart basket 4oo
SPRaSFs dNE Yor Bsr PER Ss!gsi sa5rs eqs
VEGETABLES
quarter pedts5 HeS5rby; per bpsnel basket tg-1o
way Ri,,,T 75sa 81; limas 81 IS 8fi5o ''" "'Sner'
SEERRPRSS CT rps"oIT,hy. I,y. Per bunch, 202Hc.
55GS;a dRScr dRSSr %-bushel basket d2 to is ieads).
ouS SSLA,RRSSorsi nearby, per barrel 85 to 40
dozen SGsAApndIE5L{o%ER, noIE5IL{o New York, per box q
G6kE GG66kkEERY T., PST Per Gnaeh G2 s,all,sl 2o97oo
TGGHNBERS, no arrivals.
u5 5EGtG!dAHTS to 20 Hl, nearly per bushe basket
@s5 @8ad, SeTs jersey SS5 ooT per g e6E ao'I2 q
A. 0NIo;NSs,- per l6j.pound sack. yellows. In
Sia9s SiS22 MASSACHUSETTS. poor. io
ohos Yellow. tsSff'IP ta75 o5. brown 'S2o@9oo'
Qua uPAEsNiIS Aar S, nearly per bushcl basket %
~ PdEPpE;RS d,pd;RS nearby. per X bushel basket Is
popSd,A Pp0dE4AT93Es' nes.IrbyS per bushe basket tas
6ushel 900 pounds New Jersey. 81 40 al AT B5
PGnynsylvania sl.4501.55 New York. 81 400
O. PtUN5IPkIHSs tU x IS nearby per IS bushol basket
g!nIa, per barrel (35-io quarter pecks No. /
s5W325i nearby, per q -bushei basket $50
sgcuSadrST psSks Hrsts' yellow 75c rods. 500 Soc;
,.Sll'; SlPlNAIIHa nearby. per barrel NO quarter
70 sS2uASH ash. nearby per % -bushel basket GO
ssfsT poas HssrOS Goc Rir T. Oo'h' basket
hTIrRS!Ps, o nearby pGr 3. bushel basket,
per bunch, lls q &c.
SOLD AT AUCTION YESTERDAY
ORANGES, California, per box NO-12 dozen)
s. s. 80 @a9o; medium size Q4-ls DOZEN, 500
To-Day siao53 SHPRis Maiasa, siiao 'iiRSH"d crate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

- wHEAT-Recelpts 4413s bushels The
ffiEdp9rt elevator tdoyernment standard igspee-
Nj Fsd So "a; No. SOFT SOFT red do' sel,ssSS. No
tsd *22li No. soft red. s., 10; No, red.
siI.la No 4 soft red, S2.1b, Mixed wheat rela,
SncE same price as red. MIXED wheat, &c on
10; wheat. red or soft. and sample" will be
above io under No 4
~, CoiN(;,-Receipts, 1891 bushels. The market
inaas gun and largely nominal Quotations, car
No yellow. S5io0S15;O do tG''S'o'' No. yellow,
yellow. nominal
L. OATS. Receipts los, 400 bushels. The mar
6v, ~ was quiet but steady at the late decline.
SSuUI49ll9hs-No. white, new. B5ls qbBc;
Sstanaatd S white. new, O4i5 q CSC: No. 3 white,
new O4gO4h c; No. white, new. 90 004c.
tLOUR-Receipts, s74,75O lbs in sacks The
aIket, was generally steady under light offerings
aHu u talr demand. Quotations. per 1919 lbs. in
Muou! winter, straight, new, Sl0.25 " 10. 30.
Kansas; @ clear. new, $40. i50lO9j: do, patent
IiM. Flll0gl 80; do, fancy patent, Sll. 500
dl'ooi spring, first clear, spot, S1i .25d II, 10;
~ -nnrst clear, new, mill shipment, $l0,25 "
aO,,ou. 40, patent, spot $12.75 0l3; spring,
PavCenH new mill shipment, S11.25nl l15Oi do,
sSGofIte s1S brands, $l2@12.25; city mills, choice
1iia fancy patent, Sl2W12.25; do regular grades.
sio.5o01o6..77S5.. Ho2oglo'ooi do patent
80 ~ ~ ri iGott0UR was quiet but steady, We quote
as TO Qualitv FA0'-' -0'U @'-'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK oct. ll.-Increasing scar
city developed today in the neutral ex-
changes, with the exception of Swiss The
market generally was very dull Quotations
were:
Demand sterling checks AIS 3-16, cables
4.76 7-lG, sixty-day bills nominally 4.7llb.
and ninety-day bills 4.69h
Franc cables 5.77B, checks 5.79A.
Lire cables 7.7615, checks 7.77h.
Swiss cables 4.6s, checks 4.7O.
Guilder cables Asa, checks 45H
Pesetas cables 1850 checks 23.4O.
Ruble cables 1910, checks 1910.
Stockholm cables S7&, checks 37h.
Christiania cables 32A, checks 82.
Copenhagen cables 33, checks 3l&
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
Bank of England Statement

LONDON, Oct 1.-THE weekly state
ment OF the Bank of England follows:
Total reserve, fS2, ,260, 900 decrease, fss..
600. Circulation, f4i ,67S. 900; decrease
tISSOOO 5SS 600 Other Securities fSse4 Srease SSa
crease f9,427,0O0 other deposits, f1l9,-
62b. 1000 decrease, f9,1l9,OO Public de-
posits, f42, 1S6, 900 decrease, f326 900 Gov
ernment securities. f5s.271. 900 decrease,
f464, 900 The proportion OF the banks
rsseaNv nsr cent last wsst ana YV esns asSins.
with an advance from 21.20 TO 2270 per
cent this week last year. Clearings through
the London banks for the week f3sl ,sOO.-
600, against f392 100000 last week. ana
f32oSSo.e0o this week last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
POULTRY

o,,t IVE-The market was quiet and with
~. HlpQrtant change Quotations, Fowls
10 quaIity II n 24c; roostcrs i0920c; spring
81 5JSqS' ,nIot I.eghorns, according to quality,
- - 53E, Whlte .eghorns, 10 q PIC; ducks PCl;in
3ag 53cc: 90. Indian Runner, 1870 zoe; do. spring
nal -oC, {uEkeys' 22W26c; guneas young. per
sp,a p1i, rWSshing Ia az lbs. apiece OOc Isl:
njraors sizes tOg SOC; do. old. per pair GO q G5c
pair, 20G pc -'o' uo' SouHs' per
fs riv i53I n, .D-FInc. desrahle-szed stock sold
istiGyr" "''u Tuied flrm under light onerings Quo
dry.picloibp ibpI%w: sw: Fowls. u to box. milk-fed,
do weIsbinSS OF a. g. 90; 90; weighng lbs apiece, alc
S-yg,cTisc los 5Tisce 2s92ac fowls iced it, bbls fancy
sic; do ws ,MssiiShinE ~ lbs and over apiece
59c 559TeIler sizes 2402sc old roosters dry.picked
sev' PPp0nSfs'o Weighing IA a. lbs apiece. Ter.
other iRnSH heSEbv 8a@3 36e yirFpa fancy 500 sac
apieca SSgmJ5S966ens SgJ 966ens western weighing 80 a lbs
G3 ibs 9HIc oUc chiSdkers, western, weighing 2A
99c;. w1Gsitern best here, "a q CSC: common, 26i
10 s Ibs m paT dT d5 ABS Per doz $50 do DO 90
DO, diS'SS%dsb SS az d9i do lbs pssg doz $s83.s5; DO
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
VEGETABLES

Potatoes were in fair request and prices of
some kinds We're slightly higher. Other vege-
tattonS Whitse, RS9tt2,ogs RSt Eastern ,ShoTe per
RR6LiY No, L. 3d. 3o44 80, No, 2 N;50@2. 10
bbl., No. l., s3;5Og4;25 White potatoes, jer-
sey. per Is bush. basket; No. / OC0Sl: No. .
bag giants, s3.35@3.4O White potatoes. per
York, Si.35q14Q. Sweet potatoes, North Caro-.
lima, per bbl.. No. /. $2@2,7 rs; No. p S1.25 q
No. !. '2i5o@8.25; 10. ~ 81; 75q225, sweet
q 75c; No, ., 4O@55c. Celery. New York per
bunch, 20@s5c, Lettuce, New York, per box Si
225. Cau!ihower, New York, per box. $40 $50.
Cabbage, New York per ton S2o@27 Onions,
G0gnty' NNtew York & per hamper, sl:15ql56.
ange County, New York per l0O-lb bag 81 10
@9.25. onions, Ohio and Indiana, per lOO-lb
bag S3,7503.25 ''0'