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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-08
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Financial Briefs
TONOPAH STOCKS

|
Not earnings of the American IUne 20
NC. ~, for the six months ehueu jun ~
CoIiip"ss ss 5oo 600. As sales Oh tne 'JnaI ~
were src Increasing rapidly II Is @ iosrvnl r,ii,
90 believe that the net ior INCH , is at the
10 oii above $lS.OO0,Ooo, whlcm nr 20 stock
pe of s25 a share on the co, o 5oo oOo in
ra.9 a compares with net OF S0''''''
1915. ..
Nan, York Subtreasury lost Sf'Soo, SS,,
Ing ,ts hanks on Tuesday naHlns
ooo 70 oss since Friday of s2'lso'VVV'
. baldwin Locomotive WoIhs s,om "" ,vne
The orders for two consolldatiS" prsl,I III
ceiveu ,"ss for Central Railway on ntoyn
LOCOMOTIVES Consolidation type for Morsa"'o""
and and KIngwood Railroad
HAYES. assistant genera, hem
j. r., the Nickel Plate Road, ma mas Roard
asehs alsctsd = to membership in the on''
of Trade hos ad.
Nav York stock exchange nnnanv mas n
Inc 20 list Central Founary ocTs
mitted ,oassrred 70 and common stochs'
c..rys T. sidwell has maae ,or aptf transfer
Gsorcsh Chicago board q TFAoe - :
oI ~ #<-<~ m /. IA ! '. ~ IItt
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FRESH FRUITS

The market was generally steady under mod
erate offerings and a fair demand Quotations:
Apples nearby. per hanIer, SOC a $l65; do do
gssli O' Pineappies Porto Rico. per crate. 81. 50
eS; d. Florida, per crate. si.5O@5. Currants.
New York per at, SO l0o do. do, per G-lb. bas-
kst SOC. Plums, Delaware and Maryland,
psr basket. G0c 9$1. Grapes North Carolina
md Delaware per S-lb. basket carrier. S125 "a
LIS Cantaloupes, Georgia, per standar I'd
crate. sla2: do. do, per pony crate, SOC q 81. so;
81 do. per fat crate, SOC @SI: do. Arizona. per
nsndsrd crate, S263; do, do per pony crate, 81
eayo; do. do per fiat crate, s1.25 "a l.65; 90,
North Carolina. per stan1aro crate, 81 a.; do.
uats 50c9sl do. Ridgv ays per crate, 81 a 3;
y Maryland. per standard crate, 81 2;2a.
S d.. Texas. s'' par PEI busr. ia sket, $%;y:
a Arkansas, per bush. basket, SO. % q 800: do.
North Carolina, per carrier, Elberta. 81 q 3.
Waermelons. southern. per car, $125 M27J.
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fsTnoii fFsS%n' :: 2. ocGnPsI sgSs cel E.lrvisw q
Rr11S RBaT5s hsTS, sSSkS III i,SP tsr9 k@Ish1 ave-
John, steSsSlsfi, iiSt KSishn ave.
SJSSSn'}y J6Sn 2ddn M%TifSyss iSys iGSp dn Pine msrsca s
James Xqam, ioii HSddon ai a1T'Ste0 ave-, ''' eN
Naiause Hat5 bgtkns, ~ ,6 6wiqIslow st.
riahq Di cisno. i726 Van "BInSM"H BuTem st ave
iiuford 9. levcns9od 1907 nj f'EGi Ep6rialm ave.
Raymond, Blattenbereer. liio Bellevue ave-.
Harry T,nc, 7is Chcrry. ST.. married. cl ex.
-. Frank Bowcs. t25 Webster st.
John Pr2yborsd, i1io Liberty st.
Fred W; Fanlsau, ei5G S. I'm 81.
Joseph Birjnicl llSn Chestnut st.
REJECTED
Antonio k2rzorccM. gis Ferry ave
Il H., HqyT9ec Fo3eHg l2IS i5iS M, .5a Ephraim ave.
RRsraard wlilisms' 2GsS MaltordG st.
samuel ~ ii"sb. ioi7 C6ssst93GgGt St St
Rr,Fa5 HafSia lS Ari5Sr 7$Si $Sl Arlqs'@E 5arqs
AiinIhGny i 4sos ESGGnnEcrst;y5 iiGi , Ross ST.
PANEL costen, zoos irisG ave.
1oG Musicant. 1902 lladdon ave.
JcR9 9H Tafnc H'E5Sr4 go Fun H. st. O-' broadway
William ,, Back, 10 sycamore st.
"S@'S "S@S 2I?@ EI;%@heFTi isI TX Ea5}is P2iRaT2y' S2S
na4cW inS@H WE31h9wsd 36,2"Sd ild2 NJ Vernon st.
yissidHrn FdIh PdFIGh ia9 ias E"n stb R'sS sS st
iIorrisSg Ii ri Hgn%@.rTiico Los Henwooa ave-
Rocco pcronc, lSsi $, 4th ST,
DISTRICT FOUR
ACCEPTED
| William W, Cannon, 22ls River ave.
| Herbert o. Perry, 31O5 IIishand ave.
| Jacob leni.r, 2loi Howell ST.
| Harry 7. Hudson lSNb River ave.
Charles Fis6. Jr. 9loS berwick st.
| Frank Wall 2al0 Federal St
Lawren,c bishop 2li y. 27th St
! Wolf Max. 100 Cnmbrdgo st.
| George C1rdwcil. "pl2 MCklo st.
| Jcsso Farrcn. 90 Marlton ave.
Gilbert Neuman ~ : 27th st.
REJECTED.
George Morris ogden, 233 y. 3gd ct
| William Nicholson, llS state st.
Paul turr - Morse 81.
otto Holl "ilO Howell 81.
Ja'@n Grcar Jr., - = 33d st
Fred Schultz, 7l2 y 27th ST.
| larry tlingor @o20 i|uron St
FRANK Miller, 1928 Federal ~.
uhnrlos EgIn, 80 y. 32d st
William wall a3lO Federal st.
LcH Fluke, 3i5 y. 87th st.
TeorEe j Lcpt2 1919 River ave.
I,hui Knihmann 2ith and River ave
I"niamin Nluur, "o2i Harrison ave.
G"org" Jones. 212 \ 2Sth ST.
W,3my Moncaux 27aS Harrison ave.
MyiIliam Grogan, 2ai7 Cran"r st.
Innn X, Atkinson. 26il W's'neld ave.
| WlIliam Taylor. 2S3O Cleveland ave.
! l.iwood Goodwin, 2Ult Federal st
Harry Richardson, 2o3o westncld ave.
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MOthcr and Son Injured

MAlIANOY CITY, Pa AUG S.--Micnacl
Billg. ten years old. Of Maizevile. vcuturcd
too. close to the edge of a mine breach
and fell fifteen feet to the bottom. His
mother heard him scream and in a frenzy
of excitement she slid down the ragged side
Of the breach to his side. Both were badly
injured and had to be hauled out at the end
OF a rome. The boy may not recoyer.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION

a, ue changes were recorded at the auc-
t~s tSs SAFE OF securities held by Barnes &
,~nahd Today Land Title and Trust ad-
'snceo eh points over the last previous
ss sne, tne Merchants-Union Trust shares de-
w., sa"ee u ~ points and Farmers and Mechan-
national Bank issues changed hands
y lower prices.
me following securities were sold at auc-
y" 'oday by Barnes & Lofland:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-08

Wer?ld iyar,ii Rex; Audubon,
Carlton Crane Gloucester CITY.
Clarence - Anderson Audubon.
gareScss sRS g. i hP0gs ssnw o2Sssssr iSscs.sr c,y ay
SWi9lTTGnTe SWl,T;smTe syordSii, cOiinsssEood.
Sn.Is,H Slias IT champain. Colnsswood.
RoyG@s cRS,er r. RosT RMsTiT oSssSoS5T dSssSs5ST CITY,
Gtorge u Speer Collingswood
Mas Fredlandcr.' Westtmont.' 'st SG'''S'' ~"''
Ed%ard +. Curry, IIaddonneld.
EHSSrss,rt ESprss,Jrtt Martin, GloucSster city,
SRss / arsS$$a, IiiSi$ SIiiSgSs,Sc GiSgSssisr CIV cEy
(hanries + Eurbush, Haddon Heights.
Ehliip a., Loadsfbac6, LTib wSs' 'WGeTrSSbantvmc.
Horr, EHfyve Williams Gloucester Cty. ,,.
GHScsrlmnan FL Aldensioni Gloucester city.
ALERT Rqiha. ha'MSi@ MeTchantaiiie. mGaVRie
Muliam T. Con. Audubon.
i%rTTyyr pbggF2Ews gSE Ssi GiopGSfiiigr Gity
Clifton wlntcrbottom, Oaklyn.
WHITES Ma a. ashinSs,,dh. Gh2iiS, lIadiH2aaaSiiS iH2aaaaSii1S5acl
John p. Downing ,IiadioTniaieid
llSh99 /. lines. GioaSSsieT city,
Hiiaqi iisrryD Ls oxreeEssfs MorChhanlylls
William D. Madden, Wcstmont
George w. Cave. Gloucester city.
J,9h,n 4 Dnnclla. GiqHcestcr city.
fr!SSn9k j. MassIrc. MMSs5sh5; WWG9aH44s. WocSynnc
}SRRn }SRRnn FboKsgE Il King Gid9aes,5Ssr GoggssSer C,iy &y
ThristqPher Powell, Jr,, T." wes,mon,.
iSe" gIe T. 3 wIRRHmSsr IRRHSr' se2cbaSiHic sE2!inffy2iGa
Howard {. Paul, Audubon
REJECTED
Clinton r. Wilhelm. Haddonnold.
Harold $. L. Duc, lladdunHold.
Eivin \. shia1rpcy. wrstm0nI. wtti,'''o
John OCouuor, Gloucester.
W Mlhnm NJ Hoppe, Gloucester.
Joseph T., Soddon, Gloucester.
Louis Louis \ NNeal'N AUiugoql.
G&Srgs GESM4rs r. WwaTpH pS:sr Jr cGi@ss%9,S9 dSaSy,Sr
SJ2hMR JhaRrlaAs; Is; %YSS,@nI, YSA5@ MSsim2n'
| Hllwood r Marscrum, Gollingswood.
| Rlymond i Kelly Gloucester.
| M3}run, Gnniiey, Gl.9ugcsier,
! Arthur &. Nash. tilouccstcr
TIh9 Iqry II Mqcfay Say Jrf Golllngswood.
! Jacob Lula, Audubon
MaUTrisc 4. @MS"Fa'' Mauera' GoiinsssNMooG Gii'isSMS%
| Paul Hecksher. Gloucester
! Emerson p. Gibson; C9llinsswood.
}a5sn A$ h2+'rF Il. &Sii iadi2% $5acIsIsa isE@sH'0
! biarycy s. Grayenor, Westmout.
%riiSias !, vR8imsE. ii{{{aaaSn HssSSs
Leon u. Baker, GluuCcatCr city.
I John "A. Carpenter, Gloucester.
| Harry G. Stcclman, Gloucester.
| FAILED TO ANSWER
| Raymond G. Corson, Wcstmont.
! William Fcinhcrg, Mcrchautvillc enlisted
| Ernest l.. King. Gloucester city.
| Leo A. McCarty, Merchautvilic. enlisted
| Leon 4. Thompson. Gloucester, enlisted
| Arthur $. Truscott, Merchantvillc, enlisted.
| Charles S. Lingal CulliuEswuod
| Albert L. Loughced, West Collingswood,
listed
Victor L. Burt, COllingswood.
William II. Adams, Gloucester City
A. Max Franz Gloucester city.
Thomas X. ClrvcnEor. CollinEswood.
Charles T. Hydor, Audubon.
Albert L. Mullen, Audubon. enlisted.
| Thomas r. Williams, Uaddonhcld. enlisted.
| James MCMullin. G226 Ruist ave,
| Samuel RuhcnStCin, I93S Sayhrook ave.
! Joseph H. Frcal G353 Elmwood ave.
| Earl X. Ford. 2237 FELTON, ~.
Ruhstecl Bubon, S4Ol Eastwivk ave.
Fred l.. Kline, 1924 Springfield ave,
| &, j. Ryan, Ndth st. and Suffolk ave.
Vincent Cattato, G30l Gray's ave.
other ACccptances and Reflections on Page
| Six and Seven
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Sugar Futures Firm

s,Saw YORK. Aug. s.-The market for
no,r.. futures opened Arm today, to 10
ior" higher with sales on the call $500
~ Operators and Wall Street bought on
1 l the strength being due to a further
IN. ~ raw sugar. which went to record
~ .he close of the market yesterday.
sl,ovtn 70 cover, and there is more or
Seking q times, The general
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Camden County
FIRST DISTRICT

ACCEPTED
iI29cnh i, SCI Mg,Cglly. Herlm;
v ilHam Grcfe.-Blue Anchor.
Thomas, r., Lawrence, 'Reimar.
larry r. Johnson, Berlin,
John John A, ,HG%qley. PcHsauken.
LEONARD a. Wilson, Magnolia.
Alyq Adri3oo GII%s, 4 LiaWnSIIds.,
frank tR O. sudan Laurel Springs
William +; hnckingham, clcmcnton.
Et;fimsT Eimsr ?rnin, r9iitn,crp peWIHir; Wir;, p,r,t,
jisSGF {is35Fs g. i; ,i,r XIX hofrlPs,g%; SSs5
Wiaam@ hevcrieg, ie@p,T% pMarchSntyilIc. Mnty E%r"
Robert /, Rqndy, ,Merchantvilc.
WWiliia%mn u j. Smith Smith. SiiHiarSa'e' Grenoch.
George W; Stnsman, Clementon.
Thomas Clark, Mt. Ephram.
s,maal sNGlSrFl i l.. S!i Mddili' hn"nT5ds nindenwod
William Ritter, Chews.
j,ssI,iS iG;sn5 i. EEa%1gssI, FsSSssSSen.
Robert q. Dugle. Cedar Brook.
:TH%f a Il f. Ec2!li2s HaharG n'! ueTGfaHtSe rT@fsaHfSR
f;S6cpt ffiSGS2G HysFSH. is FSHo'f Taaes6Gro. A,i6S
asrph "rTT r + sSHc4: rG%q, f?aIi faGGoaIsG fETGss
Joseph Grinme. Borltn.
william j. Siill. Lawnslde.
Charles Welsh. Ashland.
REJECTED
Ai1cT N5T1I !, ciS%Ity SGGt laddo9asja R%d gasbdr
JJohn 4; King H2rrinYetqqn H2rriYtq,
IcseSh iSsSr' A iE@2s FcSaili MW2lsisHFfgd Waierford
William Il. Van Dayck. Magnolia
Jacob l., Scklcr. SiCklervile.
Antonio Balsama, Waterford.
Alfred Petzhodt, Buc Anchor.
TBG%ss TBifEg9 T. sGG%, GhSw' 'McAAsRanp@ine AsRRl9p@i
Thcodore \, Gruse, Flsh House.
Henry $, IIillmau, Ashland.
Clarence u. Elliott Gihhsboro,
Edmund T., Io7ntsCh. Laurel springs,
William Brown, Jr.. Laurel Springs.
IasT Ii%TTrYK k "%m@r; F@sfcf ii2@aGsaasa' tiiGSssoro
William 5. Knight. oyerhrook,
John $. EvcruEhum, Marlton.
Emilio Frcitrico Blue Anchor,
John Reed Pensaukcn,
charles \, Stanert. ClCmonton.
William Smithwelght, kresson.
Albert Wilson. Chews.
Elmer l.. Nudd, Pcnsauken,
John H. Phillips, Belmar
FAILED TO ANSWER
Joseph Brlclley. Mcrrhantyillc, enlisted.
Walter Moore house. Merchantyille, transferred.
William f, Logan, lIaddonheid' reported insane
charles i. Parsons. Glendors enlisted
Rito Il. Camranaro. Laurel Springs
David Whdrt""- 'lementun
SECOND DISTRICT
ACCEPTED
william l.. Cassidy, gloucester city.
Irving W. Chase. WOodynnc,
Raymond l.. shower. Cungswood.
Ralph Chow. gloucester city.
John n, Grccning, Colngswood.
charles McKicrndn gloucester CITY,
hhayiId hsI Eash, Jra l3;aId2nlgi,d; rtv
James James z MiIi}I MrI.ai}n, tiiioncestor CITY.
John W Gibson, ,'ollinGswood.
Lewis il. Lore, Iladdonhcld.
John Brown Gloucester city.
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VEGETABLES

Desirable stock sold fairly and ruled firm
With supplies under pretty good control. Quota
tons; White potatoes, Eastern shore. per bbl.
~ MsO@S do; do do, No; =; 81 o.; do
~ do. Jersey, per Ss bush. basket No. /. soc
eesc. do. do, do; No. ., % 35c. Sweet pota-
%. 90, No. 2, s8@4 Onions. Jersey, per 9s :
bush. basket Goa G5c: do. Eastern Shore, per
esskel SOg 6oe: do Spanish, per crate, 500 65c.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

,-SnEEnW YORK, Aug. observation-disclosures
s.trs, 'aSs aS Firm High scoring, 4Os. CAL g;
sslfs lni.s state dairy, 39la l4Ola C.
Al aisscS- aissS-heGeipts 1Os $40 cases. Firm. Extras,
sroSss' tST46 mixed color, 80 q i2c. Other
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

s.a. an.O,hGO, Aug. s. EGGS-Steady. Re
Sra,s gHoW0 5g9Ho0 cases Firsts, 81 q 33S e. ordinary
c,oosuIiER-Firm, Receipts. II 900 tubs,
''shery extra Soc frsts, 37@37iac
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STOCKS


~ 'nis Public Service Telephone Co.
q shrs rrso'n1inon par 500. 0.,,..,...... Lot ST.
snnrs snrss Union Rolling Mill Co......... S5
MI onank OF North America; par
tnrs Farmers and Mechanics Ma
Is .hsons ,onsl Bank; par 500. ........... 1i9A
~, r. FARMERS and Mechanics Ma
sh uohAl Bank; par 500. ....,......., 1i9
u III raTmers and Mechanics Ma
monai Bank; par 800. OO....,........ 14Sh
N tio., = hImers and Mechanics Ma
uohsl Bank; par 500. 1i3
",s, H. Farmers and Mechanics Ma
10 shss sopsl Bank; par 500. 0........,.... 14eh
II sbrss' Tenn National Bank. par 500. 335
q rinnlss, FRANKLIN Trust Co; par $50, Is
"sn. TO subscribe to Franklin Trust
20; a Sl25. .....,..,. 10
"a land Title and Trust Co; par
s'h,s ,,oMS Merchants Onion Trust CO. par ',o 90
10 shrs Pennsylvania % Tor in:;,,ances w
4 AZ Siodd Lives of Granting Annuities; par
Co.! repPe's SPE National Fire Insurance ~
sioS scranton Life Insurance Co, par o,,
Z airs: Girard Avenue Farmers Market -
vi par $50. ............,.,.... 81
axoo BONDS
'nion Passenger Railway Co., per
an snr Extended mortGage April
aho october. Due 1860. ........., 81
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PROVISIONS

m,rst ruled firm with fair 1,,; io66nF hsdi
nsuiry. ouoeaoJ and air-aried. 3ic. west
rts-, snoNs ,n acts. smoked. Sac. city beef,
n heel and tenders, smo;ed and air,dried. & s2c;
~ hams csSrsd sSUSd loose. "a 8 24 q do; skinned
kcss, 4nzf s1mooled, city cured, as. to brNnd
or rase. ms%s gSW25it q; DO. smoked western n
2e5 dS S0'IsS SSss Sde do soG smofeh Rif1
hculders IN niekle, according to average, loose.
ess essesf BACON to brand SaSo snS 1estsr, syer
~ city eun,J western, refined. tierces. 22l7 c.
rrsd ssG, ssG, Tubs. 22h C; lard. pure city, Kettle
.ssq.d. o. III IN tierces, 22hc; do. do. do In tubs
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pHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
-cpAIN AND FLOUR

-Sas $50 sass Bushels trade MSmSal MAS
MaVl-Recelp..' were largely nominal. Quo
'St and va'9iots iots Tor local trade, as to loca- :
.,Icns. srn Cur No 2, yellow. $500 ASKED do
~ and .; i3S, ,6OJ bush. The market
Rsnd nominal ogotHtiSpsso db N so,a NO Mo-
~. gfk DC s.a'' a No 4 white SSM Ssi2c G.
sSte, ssg ssgssWsnts ssWsts 700 bbls and 57s.H6S lbs.
-bbsemand light but ,na mn MI limits Is
~ hrmly he'qq, sacke about 25c l6ss): Win.
20 cotton Tt osw SO 1901 .2s; Konsasa clear,
do. stra,ght new .nrIS SiS@ 1881 2si
patent, 1 OK al IA: do, patent, old. Sl3.25@
~, Old S;,yorite brands $ii2l LOO; city
ssScs &c fancy Hsten wndr t siraaSt
~ mills. AZ. do. do, patent, $40 i.5U.
iseIi2iIiR erI1i3iiR 90; sold fairly ana ruled nrw under
n NE rLs We quote slO@ll per DBL as
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CORN GETS STRONGER
WHEN SHORTS COVER
Traders Friendly to Long Side,
Believing Bearish Conditions
Discounted
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST


,u.h,ahGO. Aug. s.--The forecast Of the
howr. fro,,m ,m the grain belt for thirty-six
onn,nnnhhaaiS-partly cloudy. somewhat unsettled
ture, '"""'r"'e "mpcrh-
Al, Mhsouri-Partiy cloudy, somewhat cooler
unis AFTERNOON or tonight in west; Thnrsdny
pnrtiy cloudy; cooler north, '' "'
~ 'sIcuns,n-fartly cloudy md continued
tied In north, '' ''"'''' "'''
MiinneSota-partly cloudy tsnight. probably
Thursday, fair, cool,
l29Mn--partlS cloudy end unsettled night,
'"Sler west; Thursday, fair. cooler south.
NORTH Enthusiastically fair tonight, cool
er tonight warm Thursday.
+, NOrtn Dhkltl--t nsetted this afternoon fol-
.oMtH .H iNtr tonight and Thursday; cooler
toMEhti wcrme- Thursday north and west
=, Nebraska-l nsettled with thunder showers
fair. ~ '' ~ ''
kansas-Unsettied tonight, probably thun-
partly cloudy.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY fair tonight; Thursday.
fair. warmer.
WyOming-Partly cIoudy. cooler tonight
showers extreme southeast
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POULTRY

{. ,vE-The market ruled firm under lsht
: ~L.,rs. Ll and a fair demand for desirable stock.
Sne,aaons. Sne,,nt Fowls as to quality 23 q 25c roost
~ isSl1c: spring chickens not tsghorns SS rms
snsrs saa, 2s SOC; spring chickens, not Leghorns.
sxiu .x.susr sizes, 25c; White Leghorns, "a 26c;
Hsp. pekin, l0c; do. Indian Runner. 1IW 1Sc:
ss.ons old, per pair. 23@2sc; do, young, per
psir 20G22c.
DRESSED POULTRY.-Fine, desirable-s sized
mock sold fairly, and ruled firm under lisht
k weighing ~ lbs and over opiSsCe ISs 49, ne
Sse. DO 8 lbs. apiece, 81 q 23c: Fowls, iced.
a bbs, fancy dry picked, weighing Az lbs
"a over apiece AZ c: do. los. apiece. 23l5 10
X; smaller sizes, is @2oc, Old roosters; dry;
Is apiece--Jersey, fancy. $4,000; Virginia
fancy. rs a 30c; other nearby, 20 2sc; western
NSSsc. turkeys. fresh-killed. iced, per bbl.-
Western Western. best here, 23 q 24c: common. 20 pc
rurks spring 81 q 22c. Squads. per dozen,
Shte weighing IL @12 lbs. per dozen. $4,000
IG; DO weighing 9Q1o lbs. per dozen, s3,25 %
SfS: DO weighnt lbs. per dozen. 81. 40 m2.75.
d, weighlGg, : lbs. per dozen, s2@2.25; do,
weighing 6G6h lbs per doz, 81. % 1.75; dark,
II 5Ofl l. IS; small ard No. ., soc q $l.2U.
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uEIP w,NTED-FEMALE

cooK-woman wanted to cook and LOOK 9 aitsr its
single gentlemen for SIX "eehs' DoN ''''
Ardmore. Pa.
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CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

. CHICAGO. Aug. S.-HOGS--Receipts, $4,000
BEAD; estimated tomorrow, 2l,000 head. Good
nos eogs steady. ., others weak at opening prices
n490 Q15.f0.
.cArILr.--Receipts, 10000 head Steady to
zoc higher than Monday. Top, S1I.15.
\. .sHEEP-Receipts 5000 head. Strong to Zoe
svner. Top. slO,G5. Lambs. top, SlI.35.
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-rsr was in fair request and again
Chi Chhnnd naDder light offerings Quotations: New
ti,s full cream, fancy, new I5a C; specials s,.
1i,nsr' 1I,s. Az ~ do fair to good new, 2lh @22c.
s.,,a-rrp ruled firm under light offerings and
pynt ps.,,iy active demand. Quotations follow:
k.sisrn. sohtpacked creamery fancy specials
u sscands. 3sc; nearby prints. ,fanSy, 45c
Il. Se.,se extra 43@iic: frsts. Al Di2c; sec
"a a i0c; special fancy brands of prints
'b6nlln1ss, b6nl1s, AZ seFine new-aid eggs were scarce and
tuvS.,,b demand good. Following are
lm ,.w,atIons: Vail Free cases nearby Tsts, Sl1.lO
tne eysVsSsrd case: current receipts, S1O.S0 per
~ s'sannnnds sg,I5I9.I5 per case; extra iirsts
~ fe!e;o ner case flrsts S10.S0 per case; seconds
H.iya Is per case: fancy selected egs1 Job
~ ~ as q Acc per dozen.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BoY-wANTEp, BoY FOR FOR AdEP oFPlfidE id'
MD5SnA NMNEpNHA GENT POSITION; GOOD oPPoR-
TUtiNfTY FOR. ADy5ANCcEI3MNEE.NMNFii cI3N E.NNirr ASh sT
FOR MIR. SHAW, Coo cHEslNol Si''
PHILADELPHIA.
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SwARTHMORE. r.
NAZARETH. PA.
A.ERCERSBURG. IA.
LANCASTER. PA.

FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL ACADEMY. Ian
easter. Pa. Founded l7S7 Modern equipment
throughout Prepares boys for leading colleGes
and technical schools Terms modrra To- Address
Il. NJ. HARTMAN, \. NJ. Principal.
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

n. market ruled firm on basis OF s'4oc
es,ra fne granulated
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onAHA Aug. Notwithstanding, 10000
AT, -Heceipts, 2l00 head. Strong, 10
4 shEEf-keceipts, 6300 head. Nominal. Feed
Wy strong. Fat lambs higher
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ALLENTOWN. PA.
ALLENTUWN, IN,
ALLENTOWN PREPARATORY
iI.AIRSTONKN

School FOR BOAs. prepares Tor COLLEGES Az uni.
versties. Magnificent new building. fine, Igul,ry
location, Junior Dept Rates $500 to $3.50. 80 (
IOi. Dr. Wm. II. Reese. PTln Allentown, Pa.
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KANSAS CITY, Aug. S.-CATTLE-Recel
Wy mead 1Oc to &c higher.
higher WV ' ''"'' N
sHEEP-Receipts 2OOO head. Steady.
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urday morning at the family residence.
Rev. Geer will deliver the sermon here
and Rev. Peterson will conduct SER
vices at the Baptist church; Cam
bridge, where the remains will be
taken on Sunday afternoon for inter
ment.
Lars Eric Svarry was born in Swe-
den on October Fl, 1864, and came to
this country in 1892. On October II,
1894, he was married to Miss Selma c.
Neuman of Cambridge, Isanti county.
The family lived in Cambridge a short
time, in Minneapolis year, South
Dakota IA years and Princeton during
the past seven years. He is survived
by his wife, one daughter and two
brothers, P. O. Perman of Harris and
J. Person, who lives in Sweden.
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WHEAT CONSERVATION RECIPES
RICE GRIDDLE CAKES.

One cup milk, 1 egg, tablespoon
fat, cup boil ed rice, cup flour, 2
teaspoons baking powder, u teaspoon
salt. ..~.. -. 81 s->T. s=s..2
Mix milk, egg, melted fat and rice.
Add to dry ingredients sifted together.
One cup of rice should be boiled in
about six cups Of water and should be
cooked until dry. In these recipes all
measurements are leveled. The flour
is measured after sitting.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-09-06

ence between the natural and man
made wonders and was finding it hard.
What" she asked, edo you think is
the most wonderful thing man ever
made?"
A little girl, whose parents were OBJ
viously harassed by the question Of
ways and means, replied as solesr y.
as the proverbial Judge: ~
"a living for a family. "Woman's
Home Companion.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-09-06

In these days Of the high cost of
living the following story is not with
out decided point.
The teacher Of a primary class was
trying to show the children the differ
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accompanied the party and took sew
eral pictures Of the cars and people,
which can be seen at his studio.
Everyone arrived home safe and
sound reporting a, very enjoyable
time. 37-1tc
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New Interstate Park Commissioner.

The new commissioner Of the Inter-
state park at Taylars Falls is DR.. En-
M. Truesdel Of that village. George
H. Hazard of ST. Paul has been COM
missioner, except for an interval OF
four years, since the establishment
of the park in 1895. 1t was thought
that it would be more satisfactory to
have resident Of Taylors Falls, one
constantly on the ground, act as COM