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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-30
ouTeooR clRcLe MEETlNe

A special meeting of the Outdoor
Circle will be held on the roof garden
OF the Young hotel Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock. An urgent request is
made to all members to attend as
action is to be taken on an important
matter, the abatement by injunction
law now pending before the legisla-
ture.-Adr.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-30
s WAIAkEA MILL COMPANY
ELECTION or OFFICERS AND
DIRECTORS

At the annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Waiakea Mill
Company, held I'M Honolulu ON the 21st
day of March, 1917, the following
Officers and Directors, and Auditor,
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year, viz: = -. Il -. 81.
President and Director .........
...-4. = 49,. Mr.. T. Give Davies
LIST yice-President and Director. =.
Mr.. A. 4. Young
End Vice-President and Director. E. !.
..............M Mr. E. n Wodehouse
Treasurer and Director .........
Mr.. W. H. Baird
Secretary and Director ...... ~
Mr.. j. y. s. Williams
Director ........ Mr.. W. c. Shields
Auditor ......... Mr.. H. W. NJ. Mist
-..* j. n. S. WILLIAMS,
--:.. Secretary, Waiakea Mill Co
F G1I7-2i
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-30
VITAL STATISTICS
DIED.

DIED.
McCQLGAN-fn Honolulu. March IS.
1919. Mrs. Kauekapolei McColgan of
Aud lane. Palama, native of Hoo
kena, Kona. Hawaii. 81 years old.
MACKENZIE-At the Kapiolani Mater
nifty Home. March 20 1917, to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Mackenzie of ookala, Ha-
wall. daughter
LIGHTFO0T-To Mr. and Mrs. o. B.
Lightfoot. az the Maternity Home.
March 1917 a con,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-30
ROUND THE ISLAND TOURS

Around the island, s1.75, Sunday
Tickets at Benson. Smith & Co.. Fort
street. Phone 1356.--Ady.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-23

Don't wait for the DRINK 41HAA 10 GET
ta5 strong d hold upon YOUR husband,
sua or father for 81 can be broken up
quickly IL 0rrina is given him This
scientific treatment can he given IN
the home secretly and without loss OF
ua from work.
You have nothing to risk and every
thing ID gain AZ 0rFine Is sold under
tafz guarantee. III after trial you
fail 10 get amy benefit from It's use.
yoar money viii be refunded.
0rrlne IS prepared in two forms.
30. 1. secret treatment 0rriue No. 2,
the voluntary treatment Costs only
ST a box ask us for booklet Thomas
Drug Co. Second avenue aud Seven
teentd street, Adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-23
EIE Il aEkE 80

Par Edward 8aurar.
Fl 1916 Boon vile ind
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
CORN PRICES RISE;
DEMAND is GOOD
Market Stronger Because of APP
pearance of Colder Weather
in Northwest-Oats Firm
CHICAGO. Sent on-

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.
There was good demand for corn this
morning and the market was stronger be-
cause OF the appearance of colder weather,
win high barometer, in the far north
west Sentiment was divided, however. as
many reports from the corn belt assert
that the crop is now nearly past the danger
OF frost.
December ranged from S1.1s1k to Sl17ls
at the outset, against Si17k, the final
quotation OF yesterday, and later sold AT
sllS% May was quoted at $1.15h to
ALlo q, at the start compared with S114&
the hnal quotation of yesterday and later
moved up to $1.lS. There were recessions
from the top. Receipts here today were
Sc cars
The market at Liverpool was firm on
llght clearances, with the demand for SPOT
sun urgent and the inquiry from mlllers
good. The strike situation in Argentina
Is far overshadowing political conditions
and all traffic on the railroads there is at
"A standstill.
oats also were firm. September shorts
covered. September opened at elLc to
ole, against so nc at the end yesterday. and
later sold at 62c; December was quoted
az b1bc to 57&c at the outset. against
57Ssc, the final quotation Yesterday. and
later rose TO 5S%c May started at 81 to
eO%c, against 6o%c at the close yesterday,
ana later advanced to 619sc. The receipts
mere today were 2l3 cars. The market at
Liverpool was dull and easier on more lib
eral export offers and larger arrivals.
leading futures ranged as follows;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
GOVERNMENTS LOCAL
MARKET REPORTS

This daily report is sent out by the
| Bureau Of Markets Of the United States De.
pdrtment Of Agriculture, Philddel lphid
branch, toith headquarters at SO0-S15 In
sarGnce EEchdn0e Building. Bell Tele.
phone, Lombard IN
Cwholosale prices on large lots to Jobbers,
based on sales at the various gNIlroad depots.S
APPLES. barrels t4o,45 ausrter pegks) vir;
o seconds %S I GfS Inch RsThFes good aSay IS g
GFmss s1d Sga:R ncS r. 575 & 7n'B stT3h9s.?$ aah
ter PccFsS PstiEgSSgeF ou'he basket % quar-
sf"HS bunch Sr aosen GRG0 oSqaS e aG.fp dSl
hand bunch ~ dezonl' yJ@ So Va '0NV" 'i'''' IL
CANTALoUPEs. ColOrados. per fiat. pink
Pc BEARS, AI!S, u, no sales; .
quarter pscks Fox seedng OIiTl Iron Mountass STS
Ss SSc SsT YO,f PsT 9gshs t3 quarter
CRANBERRiEs. per s3-auart Gfate. New Jcr-
GRAPES, Delaware per s-pound basket. 1C@
pG5 sob %T AIcTfoN9 70 oYfEEssTTEERpAY
G6i$ dozen, :iSSS$iS medium SIZE iSy ui:is fis
ps! EHHEs qGaf ass1s RsF fsSgPf &c. SreS Ms.cH
si2S@2'65; Cornichon. 81. s5G2.65. -1U''"''
ESgNs pSS nd s3Po8Pf DgkS sFr' Satorna
pears SSSaiprn& cooT@do aSdte'is d PeG box 2l5
"
APPLIES. California. per box. Bellenower.
PRTNEs, Oregon. Italian. s1.1O9l2O.
VEGETABLES
quarter pecs 20 S5c wax. 65 SSEet 7se ma io
Improved, Si.108l.26i fiat llmas, 75 q OOc
BETS, nearby, per bunch. III q &c.
CABBAGE, New York, per ton. S20a28
CARROTS, nearby, per barrel. S8M825
CELERY. per bunch (i2 stalks), 40 a soc
CORN. nearby sacked. per 100 ears, 81 5OD
.; per y -bushei basket t3h Az dozen earsj 65
~ Soc
EGGPLANTsa nearby. per % .bushel basket
Q5-2O plantsl, 80@b0c.
CUCUMBERS no sales
LETTUCE. per box q dozen head. New York
ONIONS. per. 1Oo.poynd sack, yellow Massa-
chusetts. New York, Ohio, New Jersey mostly
S2.50@2.75; California, S2.T503.
PEPPERS nearby. per y -bushel basket (s-1O
PoTAToEs, Eastern Shore of Virginia. per
barrel t35-40 quarter pecks). No 1. S363 so:
No. . 81; l;75q225; nearby per y -bushel basket
(33 pounds), No. |, 75Qs5c; No. ., 40 q soc; /;
bulk per bushel go pounds) S1.1041.33.
SWEET POTATOES. Eastern shore Of vir-
gna. per barrel $3.50 quarter pecks). No. /.
S2.25Q2.50; No; ., sl.7562; nearby. per q :
bushel basket ls,e quarter pecks). No. 1, roo
TOMATOES, nearby. per % -bushel basket. 75c
Turnips. nearby, per S .busheI basket go
quarter pecks). yellow. 80 D75c: whites. 10 q SOC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
DIES OF SPINAL MENINGITIS
Lancaster Marine Succumbs to Diseas,
on Hospital Ship Solace

LANCASTER. Pa. Sept 2s.-Luther NJ.
shaar. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey NJ.
sharr, member OF the United States Ma
rine Corps died yesterday afternoon from
spinal meningitis on the United States hos
pital ship Solace. A telegram telling of
his death was received last evening by the
parents from Doctor Blaokwood, OF the
United States navy.
Mr.. shaar was a member Of the 1917
class OF the Lancaster High School, but
enlisted last term, a short time before the
completion Of his scholastic course At
FIRST he enlisted In the United States Naval
Reserves, but a short time later was trans
forrod 10 the marine corps and was sent
10 Paris Islands Tor a brief period
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
VEGETABLES

The market was quiet with ample offerings
within the range OF the following apotetionssi
,S@s5pS; ,s@sis pG'aSSe' No. q 2aS white potatoes
Delaware and MARYLAND. per Dbl No; ,.,a, Il $50 s.
Es,1No 1SSSsG ,SS.ib Mc Dss sogsoTf; a ghie ss
white potatoes per bushei. 81 10 @ 80, sweet
potatoes North CAROLINA per bblLNo. J. s2@
shore per b6i.--No. /. t2.2o @2.75j No. 2. 81 80
9? sweet gotstoes Jersey pSr 6Hsnei is Sssy SsS
York. Der bunch. So a soc; lettuce, New York.
per box. sl8l.5O; cncum6ers New York: per
sS.5O8l; cabbage. New York. per ton; s20P25;
onions. Jersey. per hamper N9 !; 20; onions;
onions. Messschusetts, Jersey and Orange coun-
~ NJ Y, per 100-lb bag. 49, u3i oniois,
Ohio and Indiana, per lO0-lb bag. i2.5o43;
onions, California, per io0-lb. bag. $2.75gS25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
SAILORS AND MARINES
OFF FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Automobile Club of Philadelphia Will
Entertain 800 Over the
Weekend

Three hundred and fifty sailors, marines
and Y. M. c. A. guides left on special
Philadelphia and Reading Railway train
this afternoon for Atlantic City, where they
will be the weekend guests of the members
Of the Automobile Club of Philadelphia. The
trip was made under the direction Of
Richard S. Bond, secretary Of the Army
and Navy Work of the Central Branch Y.
NJ. c. A. The band of the u S. S. Massa-
chusetts accompanied the men. The men
marched from the Y. M. c. A. to the station.
Supper will be served at the Atlantic City
president of the Y. NJ. c. A., will act as
toastnaster, and Mayor Bacharach, OF AT.
lantic City, will make a short address
Other speakers will be Jude C. l.. Cole and
Or. Martin C. Niles, rector Of the Assem-
sion Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
LAuNCH NEW STEAMSHIP

CHESTER, Pa. Sept 29.--The sudbury.
an ss00-ton freighter, was launched here
today at the plant OF the Chester Shipbuild-
ing Company. It was built for the Shaw
nut Steamship Company, OF Boston.
The sponsor was Mrs. Harris Livermors.
Of Boston. Several hundred guests at
tended the launching. They included many
from both Boston and New York. Ofiicers
of the company entertained the guests Al
ing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
NATIONS BANKERS LOCAL markets.
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FIotTR

k.t .twWMaEsATI.M0;RISsseigts, Was s2ss4t bush. The
@ NS '!SPdrEs .cT Fss IIsDsss Iss
Esd z.s 81 No soft rsS sS' sSis sdis No. 10. NP red
ssiatdIy,IEy sid No :. sOf. req, White wheat
SST3 No. 81 whssts. red or soft. and sample,
st sbc boe pouEht on their merits. but in any case
tie sCVirESNSI,.ReeeiPts. 44sS bush. There was lit
ttd.sa,dins and values were largely nominal |.
lGRS'',SR GS NS wsstsrn No n?F ysow, Si y ?OS 2s
vss sosAT,S!'.Rsespts ii4'qSTTs Sush The market
tation1suiet put steady at the late decline. Quo
ard, Whit, no, white, new. G5is q 6sc; stand
MVoffe' 10 = white, new. eS q 6sh G.. "a,
iIght ery, IN sacks. The market ruled firm under
auota tV1nerings and fair demand, Following are
sSSts ions oh per lee lbs. in wood cotton or jute
fio 81 s99ut 9nut 2oG Less: Winter. straight, new,
nO,s nS,sS DO patent new Tia5 OH, so; do fancy
III H66's7 175; spring, first clear. spot.
ia Sgm II do. first clear, new. mill shipment.
a. owio'IOi do. patent spot. t12I54i3.25
AZ pstent new, mill shipment, S1l. 254 II 30;
cSo,Is IsVorite brands, ti2. .45Q1275 city mills,
rnsIIIe ana fancy patent, ti2. .4h q ~ -; do,
do patent. $40 50db 10 *
sunnitEs flt0uR was quiet, but firm, under small
Si6paHeMs', We quote 50. 75 1l0.T5 mill shipment
NA"'-oVll spot, according q quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29

A frail little woman. bowed in sorrow
and dressed in black. appeared in the Of
noes OF the Workmen's Compensation Board
IN the North American Building today.
Her errand was simple. She was there 20
sign the few papers which will help 10 make
ner road in this world a trihe less thorny
than II has been since Wednesday, Septen-
Der 49, primary election day.
She was Mrs Theresa Eppley, the broken-
hearted mother of Detective George A. En-
piey, whose death at the hands Of politically
hlred thugs had thrown this city and State
into turmoil.
Ihe woman was expected. with a trernb-
ing hand she signed the claim petition
which will give her s1300--the amount The
clty VIII allow her for the death of her son.
VI that amount 500 is for funeral ex-
penses. The remainder will be paid in in.
stallments Of 81 week. Payments are a.
start next Wednesday George Eppley's
salary was only S225O a week, according
70 .he claim. This fact lays at rest rumors
spread among persons who believe that All
policemen are rich.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29

BUTTER-The usual Saturday quietude pre-
vailed in this market, but offerings were Ignt
and values were firmly held Quotations: West
eeEn solid.packed ,egss99mery, fancy specials pat
4lt7c; extra, 45l2 M4BR c: extra nrsts, 44t3 c.
hrsts 44c; seconds. 43C; nearby prints, fancy
sue; average extra, AN 4Sc; hrsts. 4bg+nc !;
seconds, 4a444c special brands Of prints job
bling at 81 q 55c.
EGGS-Fine new-ad eggs were in small sup
ply and hrm with demand fair, but OFFERINGS
were largely of unattractive stock. which was
dull and weak. The quotations ranged As toI-
lows; Free cases, nearby, irsts, $40 per
standard case; current receipts, Sl@dO per
extra iirsts, sl2 90 per case; hrsts 81. S9 per
selected eggs were jobbing at 5O851c per
dozen.
CHEESE-The market was quiet and un-
changed. The quotations follow: New YORK. full
cream, fancy June, &c SPECIALS higher 90; 90
20h q26c; do. do. do. fair to good, 2412 p2oc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
POULTRY

LIvE---There was little trading. but the mar,
ket ruled hrm. Quotations follow Fowls as, 70
Suality, 2s@27ci ROSTERS. l992oG; .,fPT.d spring
weighing iH o. ISs,. apiece 26@97e; DO. % dSS; g
?5c ducks, Pekin, 81 @22e do, Indian r. R9nnsr s
apiece. 6O@7Oc; do. smaller sizes. As q 55e.
guineas, old per pair. 45@50c; pigeons, old
per pair, q q 2se; do. young per, pair: 20 922s;
mand equal to the limited offerings of fine de-,
sirable-slzed stock. The quotations were as
follows; Fowls ~ to box miik,feS; i{lSfLz dETS- E
lbs and over apiece; slh c; do. weishing a6s l6s
DO Weighing lbs. apiece ESQ Sec; do. iced
in bbls.' fancy dry.picked.. weishing AZ lbs
and over apiece. ale; do, weighing lbs. apiece
80 q SO c. do smaller sizes. "a ?sc; old. rC3st-
ers. dry-pieked, 22c; broilinE chickens. weighinE
~ a. l6s. apsse Jersey, fancy, Ss1 SSs 5s VT; r
western roasting cseSsRs sSc Tssss5n tSTsys
fSSsh,kisd iced per D. t western; hes'
SQUADS per ,dOgsn white wsighins S Il i9lS d9Ic d9sc
lbs per dozen 4.3o DO. do, EgghlnK ISs Dsr
dozen. $3.50 q 300 do, do. weighing 8gsz iSs is
per dozen. 50 a2. 90; do %. dark 'l.7S@2'"si
do ANAL and No. 2 00C a. 81, 40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
GoYERNMENT BONDS
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Fifth Avenue National Rank New Ysrk, quar-
terry Of 2a per cent. payable October to hold
Of 'ps per- cent. pssa6is october 10 holders q
reif9iI9t if9irat National Bank Of Darby. semiannuaI
tot 5 per cent payable on and after ocober 4,
rsl CEN en presMersse M psYaole Nofembef ! q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
PROVISIONS

The market was quiet but firm. The quota.
IONS were as follows: City beef In sets, smoked
sSS' so' city beef. knuckles and tenders smoked
amu blr-dried. 34c; western beef, knuckles and
tenders. smoked, a4c; beef hams, $40 q 81; pork
55sm " zNs; 6o@t9; hams. $. p cured. loose
SMOKED IS " c; other haua. smoked, city
hsms' sro. as to brand and 9ysrageiL Gs g2SSoi So
o0,ied' .iseSd' ,boneless 42c; picnic shoulders, 5. T.
SuTeui, loose, 22h G; do smoked, 23b5 c; breah.
Gnrsd. sse: breakfast bacon. western cured ssc;
istu' western refined. tisrces. 2Sl1 C; do, do, DO
tuns. 2Shc pure city. kettle rendered, IN
uShrees hre 2Shc c; do. pure city kettle rendered In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

CHICAGO. Sept. s,-5HoGs-,Receipts.. $500
IS'ss; iisht. Sls8oG 90; mixed. iis.$S8
1910: heavy, $is400l9.50; rough, sls.3O9
10 Scs2STTLE-Recepts. $500 head Market weak,
lssHEEP-Recepts. 5000 head. Market strong,
-LXMBs-t1s.
KANSAS CITY, sept; 29.-CIATTLE-Re-
cainfs NlOOO head. Market nominal.
Hods-Receipts. 800 head. Market closed
steady, -
SHEEP-None.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
FRESH FRUITS

Trade aglet but prices We're steadily held
tions Apples NeWy YORK; per 66l"MHilSSespp iSsp
RHsh so Psid%n sitd%& VssfS6SSSi ApPsv Pcpns
ySns ana yiFgnba per PSGuo sORJGHass3aE5o r. 30 BS
stSymsn Wlnsssp. 4!5S9; grwgEess. Gq3Idsn. 3E1sn
ms IssSi YORK Imperisl ;sStS1SG sG@ @gfravsD. sD.
piss nearby per ha%PeT sos 20; do dc. do
Per OasSG1 sSnanas e per bunch, Soc q 81 so
Oranges. California, per box, seG6l a Pine ne
qPsps:. ePRiS bslSHpTs per an basket ia 10 $of
fornia Tokny, per crate, 81 az; do, do Malagas,
per crate, Slnl.5O. Cantaloupes, California
crate. 81; hat crate, white meat. TSqoss5s, g.
Psaehss Dsawsre Maryle5nSd yrsin,a n ao peial Saa
ware and Maryland; per basket 4OG % q; ;.,,sp 90.
SOC 81 %; do, New York per bush; - bsske5: QUO
q 81 80: do, California per box, 60eg Vi
sSSSggSa 81 is5SgaS; 81" secRs I 81 30 b yo New YORK
DO M9w HoTk HRort.ts har1lettb per boR Rer,
Cranberries, Jersey, per crate S22owS'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK Sept. 2o,-BUTTER-Receipts
aOai tubs Market irmer. High score. 46@
ssEc extra, 4bK 94Sk q, nrst no change. sec
onda A2h dA3A CT State dairy unchanged.
and unsettled. Prices unchanged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s,-The market for
coftee futures opened at a decline of 2
points today. There were no sales on the
call.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
roo LArE roR cLAssrIcArIoN


PHIPPs. Sept. IS. ANNIE. wife az infa
Ishippg and daughter or the late John 1II''
Isabella 6lazier. Relatives aud friends Invited
Clearheld 81. Int, private. North Cedar H|'.
Gem Remains may Be viewed Tues. bofNI.n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
EPPLEY RELIEF FUND

Constitutions for the EppIey Relief Fund,
addressed 90 the Evening Ledger, win be
forwarded TO the bereaved mother.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
No Labor Troubles in Wisconsin


s every line Of business and industry The coal situation he
half normal About 80 of their lake
Industries working
products, an
dom
in
8
sd Mr. and lie collections
difficult to dispose
o the econdi issue
areg
The
iversa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
Bituminous Coal Men Displeased

tumnus coal at the mines does not suit the coal
% m the s e' ns @ RSa% Hn 1 and Trust Mr.
this
started the consumption for home
Som. Vs of the Srga coal companies dividends
coal and three large
ns hnea @ SS % M o FIVE to six feet but the
large WORKINGS we tn, @ onsts with prices on the same basis There
BE- said Mr. Smith rdument reached
The labor situation was serious
deal largely because the
only join through intimidation
ana scs @ @ s negro
and half Of the time they loaf & on $ the U a % r % 20
rision furnaces are running the a dSm % s % a, IN % % "
Birmingham said more coal has been rr0aSe quo . % t, % ~ r - .,
win feed her own population nexty
Through the ravase
short but bringing emo enormous mo @ prices % ,s NJ, s, and t
@ e soOveSsd ] ' CORY % crop following of IS
exceeded its quota
MI Smith believes the sscondIs we'll
bank demand and
low rates Savings banks pay per cent
a @ % workers we're very patriotic
CORPORATION preparing to spend millions on extensions
Government establishing hyGss'tr nitrate plants
r coal and steam
said Mr. Smith, doing everything
t greater crops for next year.
Praise for Federal Reserve Act
the Federal Reserve in i'lA"
& Levi. " S%s S.vs A sn.a % % the ~ors panic it. history ~
prior time" continued Mr. Howell the banks found
currency but the Federal
of
stability could take Of
n
Mr. in
the Government
in sentng
tee the graft They
instruction They have their
ave mo ofarmm AM banks
employing
the 1000
and varied manufacturers In Homes
Ne
but Mr. Howell does not anticipate mat with
in Of Libety win be serious
little local demand Farmers are
5 bringing Msn
Honesdae located
noted a
trying 70 revive ne "oo
passed Ar iio~n a
b. formerly "nsn Se'sn
q ne fp7nt 0 100000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29

FOR sALH-~ Throe.aiqry brick farlo1S nI|IN|0.|
N. W., Lee SON i7ae ttenhf4rf ats|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29

TFN00RApffER wanted must l.s r8e. .0.|
and operate dictaphone; state a11. otI|I|| |.. ..
salary and relelenee. N By. =. q. ll- ----
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
Canadian Banks Do Their Share

few days remarked Sir of
be wheat taint account
o
a
of
n
Contrary to the universal
u Lademsnn
the
attributes
demand with rates
with
problems
ever
In connection with this problem University
PRODUCTS has been advocated methods especially how
Intensive lines
systematic
raising In hogs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

., Prices were firmly held on basis of 40c
trading.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
BANKS IN CANADA PROSPEROUS
IN SPITE OF WAR CONDITIONS
Deposits IN Domlnion's Institutions Show Large
lncrease--United States Financiers Report
Healthy Growth, Too
By q Star Correspondent

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ClH manager OF
Canada delegate the convention saws that N. biggest
problems the Canadian
the United financing and the
means the largest possible
The big Canada
In 1915
sooo bushels
han ever oore the amount being at
canada said sr
Britain Is living more than within producing also
in of
which absolutely necessary to harvest
present
There have been ohos
both ana patriotic
and 900
OF all
Canada raised 100000 ward war finances