Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-19

auuer, JOHu WlURdE ana LIT. LIN
genfelter. Mr.. Alexander is presiden
of the board, Mr.. Wingate secretary
and DR.. Lingenfelter, examining ply
sician.
Remains Taken to Chama.
| ID. w. Wright left for Chama thi.
morning with the remains of the late
r'Billy" Edwards. The body will be
kept at the Edwards family home un.
til Friday morning at 1880 when il
is to be placed on board a specia
funeral train which is scheduled tc
arrive here about IL o'clock. The
funeral will be held from the Good
man Undertaking parlors Friday af-
ternoon at 2 O'Clock. The Masons
viii have charge of the service. E
f. Edwards of Toronto, son of the
deceased will be present at the fun
! cral service. On account Of her poor
health, Mrs. Edwards does not expect
to make the trip. The body is 10 be
inferred in Greenmount cemetery un-
til the submarine menace is over and
then it will be forwarded to Wales
for permanent burial.
Sunday School Rallies.
The La Plata county Sunday Schoo ol
association has arranged to hold a
series of rallies in different parts OF
the county as follows; July 20, Ami
mas valley, in Grange building; Aug.
5, Florida Baptist church; Aug. IL,
M. +. church at Ignacio; Aug. 10,
School house at Kline Marvel schooD
Aug. 26 School house at Elco; Sep
tember 2, Brookside Park at Duran
go. The rally at Durango which
closes the series will be a general one
for the whole county. The services
will be held in the grove at Brook
side park, and the evening meeting
will be n joint service Of the various
churches interested in tahe movement
At the rallies the following topics will
be presented and discussed:
Our Task-Geeting the Parent and
Keeping the Child.
Our Equipment-1'rained and Con
secrated Teachers.
Our Text Book-rhe Bible.
Our Methods; Conservation and
Evangelism.
Local Problems.
f. C. Perkins is president of the
association and Miss Maragret Mon
teith is secretary.
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DURANGO MARKETS,
July IS, 1917
Prices offered.
Poultry, Live
Hens lsN
BOOSTERS OF
Poultry Dressed.
Hens ..----.-.-- -------------------------- 70
Roosters l6C
Hay and Grain
Oats So.o
Produce.
Butter ooe
Cream Exp. pd. by creamery SIC
Eggs, per dozen ............-... 3Oc to 35C
Dry Flint Hides.
Flint butchered hides .......-.-.-..-.-..- 34S
| Flint stays and bulls .........-........-. 20,
Flint fallen and lights .......---.....-- 32'
Flint culls 10
Dry salted hides ......-.......--.........--- 2S'
Dry Flint Pelts.
Full wool pelts .....-......-....- 2Sc to 30'
! Short wool pelts .-..-...,....-.. 20c to 25'
No. 1 shearlings .......-.--- lie to l5'
No. .. shearlings ............... Sc to 10,
Saddles and pieces -.-........s>l2c to 15'
Green Salt Cured Hides
Over 40 pounds -.............-,..-.---.---... 16'
Under 40 pounds .-.....----...-...---.---- Ia
Bulls and stays --...-....----.----..--.---- 12'
Damaged hides ..-.....-...--.-- &c to liz
Part cured hides | to 1-2 cent,
less than cured.
Green hides . to 8 cents less eaa,
cured.
Meat on Hoof
Fat steers .......-................ l-2c to s,
Good fat cows .........--..-.. 6 l-2c to Il
Good fat Lambs .-.........-.........-.--.-. 10
Stockers, 10 to 100 pounds ...-..-.-.. s.
Hogs, 100 to 1876 pounds ...-.,...... o
Fat hogs, 200 lbs, over, ...-.--..--.-.-. Is
Meat Dressed.
steers 10
Cows Ia
Yea, 10
Pork ~
Selling Prices.
Flour .........-......---.--....... 5000 to S6.o
Sugar ..........--.-.......-.......S $3.50 to S9.7
Cow J,,,p How, f,,r,i HAMS