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The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-24
Community Christian Church

Sunday school at II a. m., evening worship 7:30. Mrs. Munro will speak on 1.-The Reasonableness of a Good Life" All are cordially invited to at tend the services of the day.
 MRS. H. C. MUNRO.
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SEWARD SNAP SHOTS

Oak Olson, we'll known travelling man arrived on the Farragut from Juneau.
 C. J. Atkinson of San Francisco, ar rived on the Farragut this morning.
 C.jJ. Clifford, formerly of the For estry service here, is now located at Sumpter, Oregon.
 F. L. Whitttemore left htis morning on a business trip to Seattle.
 Rev. George Zinn arrived on the Farragut from Valdez today.
 J. F. Sawyer, who has been here on a pleasure trip went out on the boat this morning.
 Atty. Lee James slipped on the ice while crossing Broadway yesterday, and is laid up with a sprained ankle.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-24

Mass and sermon ar 10:30 a. m. Sun
 day school after mass. Rosary, in- struction and benediction at 7:30 D.. m. Week days-Daily mass at 7:3O.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-24
NOTICE

All those who wish to participate in the minstrel show are urged to be present at the meeting to be held in A. B. hall tomorrow afternoon. 1t
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-24
Methodist Church

Eleven a. m. - Holy Communion; l2:1O-Sunday school; 6:30 p. m.-
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-24

Young peoples service; 7;3O p. m.- Gods Commenting Love. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. NJ. A. Martin Thursday afternoon at 2:3O D. m. All are cordially invited to these services.
 J. J. PATTON, pastor.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-24

2 c. Kodak, Jr., Kodak $12.OO.- Seward Drug Go.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-02-24

Oyster cocktails at The Branch.
Evening star., 1917-11-04

Including Noting
ham. Cable and Madras
Weave Curtains; ga
TO 3 yards long. Val
ues to $3.50, at S2.69
pair. "....".."..
Evening star., 1917-11-04

Twenty-fiv newest
patterns. All the diff
ferent weaves known
to the curtain trade.
Values to $3.50, at
$4.19 pair. -.#-...
Evening star., 1917-11-04
Don't Overlook the Sale of Rich
E American Cut Glass

M begins tomorrow in our Fourth Floor China and
e6ssware Department. As the result of our buyers
e4srtness and early order placed with large
Etory offering 500 pieces of fine cut crystals
- prices that in less than the whole
oAlo cost today.
Evening star., 1917-11-04

Curtains Of Marqui-
sette. Voile or Scrim. in
dozens of patterns.
Some worth IS. at
$3.50 pair.
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Seer ftiirs.u IOntsu.

Deer itiir5en iOntsu.
I'm gu ermitteln, nas an biieu gss
ri9tsn Wubres isi, befobI Der Griegss
miniitsr, Wtarf6da Gaeionp be Syatia,
bem SnipsttOr Der febftsH gtsgiOn, sirIs
ttrsHse llnteriu4ling DOrsnns9usn-
General Barbebp eine ans D<rt; sr
itellte ptrfOuIi9 RuffOrI6unssn an
unb fdHbtt Dertrouensmdnnsr natb
Sdnto Gutbariua, un BEN ariegsmis
niiterirm 8eritt 3u erfotten.
Nus BEN Berift, Der bem WarIbaiI
Surid iiberfanbt purbe, s,bi nun b:rs
Dor, bdb bic Sdbrt,n Der 5Iug5ease
reine @rfinbunsen finb. Die 3uTam,
men86buna berpaffnshr Shdaren in
grusaue, 8lumendu unb Soinpifls in
Elm WlGr6en. Woffen fir bic TeIis
iten, bic bort fpobnen, fino beItimmt
ni6t eingefiibrt tporben. llnb Die qe.
beimen brabtlofen Stationen Tinn
ebenfalls ri6t borbdnben. - 60 ipcrs
ben bon Gmtli9er Seite bic 8or6ereis
tungsn Su einem 9iraertritqs beifrits
ten, bic BON aepi'ier &orrefpoHbenlen
brufiliuniIber 9situnaen erfunben ma.
ren. Der Geiit oifer 6trren rur
ourb ben Qbbru6 Der 8e'iebunaen AZ
Oeutf6lanb .rbibt tporben.
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Sie amseblihe @eridwjruns
Der Seutiden inSraiilien.

Dis 9srfAporung Der Deutfden in
ben Siibitunten 8rufiIisns, bauptId6s
lid in Santa Gotborina, 1T iebt amt
Iit als bas biugeitellt tpprben, mas fie
mar, ndmlia S6tpinbeI. gs pirb bar
iitsr berintet:
nWir erfabren, bob bic Resieruna
bonn 9ensrul 9ut3 garbebp, ben sSsrz
fpettpr Der 6. WilitGrregiun, einen
pidtissn gsri6t iibsr sepife 9prfGne
erbalten bat, bic fi6 no4 BEN 9lbs
brud Der 8e5iehuneen gu DeutIhldnb
I'm Siiben sugetrogeu bdben Ioqen.
Diefe 8orfGlle tparben ron ben ges
ridterifuttsrn eeptFsr 3eitung.n bies
Ter Sauptitabt uusgebeutet; es bunbeIs
te fi9 angeblib I'M bepdffnste 8efpes
eunaen Der DeutIfen in Sartd Ga.
thnrina, Barang unb Rip 9rdnbe DO
Sui, nm bie Ginfiibruns bon 5auieH>
BEN bon Rarabinsrn burh bic beuts
fhen 4plonisu, I'M 9larfffteae Ron
1lugseussn, bte bic miIitdrif6en Bps
fen nustunbfdaften poIter, unb um
bas 8orbdnbenIeiu sebeimsr brabtIoa
ier Stotionen an Der &iiite Don Ganta
Gatbdrtna. Die Stdbte SDirpiue rtnb
purben ola bic SdrnteIs
pldse Der oeutIh= trofflidntTdgn
Gtreitfrdfte bessi6net, bic fid i'm gee
gebenen Iule16lit auf Sas notionGls
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Sie Yulitiiirums b.s Seutid.n
YsIfes.
Bon @Ifrsb Ringer.

4ern, 5. Suli.
Wlii Rstt Bat mon pislfad in LETTER
3sit barnuf biHseipieisn, bab bi. oeuts
ife SeffentG3teit on ben 4rbeitsn
unb 8eT4ldfsn bes @erfaFunssausz
iduFes nift in bem Wabs ibsilsss
uommen bat, Uie Is bic srresten Quss
sindnberisBungen in Der 9rsTe Der
peri9iebeneH garteien permutben lie.
Ben; bic 4uimertiomteit III pon benz
sepaltigsn Ringen, In ben 9sutits
lamb Isin 9aisiH, feline 3utuuft esssu
cine WeIt bon 5einbsn pert5tioist, 70
Isbr in 4nipru9 gencmmsu, oab bic
iunerpolitiiten 1ras.n, 10 bebsu=
tungsi9per iie aud iinb, notbssSruns
gen in ben Siutersrunb trstsn miiFsH.
Ri9t Sab man ibnsn sIsihsiiltis se>
ssniibsritdnbs; baB bic ReussitaItuns
bss gerfaFunsslsbens iommsn muB
nnb tonmsn rpiro, bds III beuts cine
@epibbeit, bic iaum mehr ppn trgsno
einer Seite srnitli1 beItrittsn piro;
nuh auf toufsrOatipsr Ssits DeridIies
Bsn iid nur nod tpeniss Der Giufi9t,
bab grunIGBIiter @ibsriianb nur bic
risene gortsi asfdbrbsn. bic nptbpens
oiee Gntpidsluns niht aufbalten
niirbt; ihr ,isenites SutersFs ssbies
iet, an Der Gntuidslung miisupirisn,
nidt fsinolit nbieits gu ittben. Ssnu
Is bnnbeIt iid bisrbsi nid5t um seipoIts
Iamsn umiiur5 alIer beftsben6en Orbs
nung, I0noern um ibren orsanii6eu
ausbnn unb i5rt WtiterbiIeuns, NOS
su ale arGfts Res 0olies oufssrufsn
psrben fuleu. RepoIutiondr.n @es
banten IN bas oeutf9e Bolt tn i.iner
psitans iiberipiseenben Naebrbsit nitt
susdnglicb; e fshIeu bafiir aud bic
ja&Iidea @OraasiesuzQfa.
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3uder. - prsife fejt; Raifinirs
ter Gut aOaf s1O.So; poipbsr.b So
40; Cubes $9.75; granuIirter $500;
GOnfsetiouer .4- S9.15; Off -a1 81
S5-8.95; ipeibsr eytra $8.65-8.75;
utra g" 1856 per 100 pfunb.
Wstaffes. = Morlt iiet,s. =
Hs,p Orleans Open Gett,l 55-65e;
Centrifugal 43-45c per GdIons.
Rtis. = Grtra fanep 5sab 81
9te; fanep S-sAe; feeonb 9eaS 7ae;
gebrrfener 6Ae: Sapdn 7a-Sae;
Blue Rofe 8ke per pfunb.
DaiSp.probutte
Butter. - Narit 5iemIit leb.
baft. prsife ieii. - DbOlemilt egtra
42e; gentrali3sb srtra 39ae; Gsntras
lijsb firits $50; iseonos 33e; Ganep
Dairp 36e; padins Siod 28-33c.
Rafs. - Nartt ftstig; Cbio 25e;
georbmsfIiher 26-26Ae; glep gort
&c; G4ipsssr 3T-66c; 2imbursss
25-28e; bo. Bird 24c per yJfuno.
gier. = Wdrit rubia unb bic
prtif. f,if. - grima firifs Siibners
sisr S6ie; firits 34Ac; orbindrs firfs
3Oc; iseorsbs 25e per Subsnb.
@efIigeL. DART Isbbdft.
preife isetig. - Groilrs IA pfuno
u. barber 27e; groilsrs LII pfb.
% 3-26e; 9S6nt 15e; 9iibnsr PCT;
9rutbiibnsr prn s-10 gfo. zoe; DO.
NIT frummr gruff 12e; Gulls &;
iiinee gnisn prn Q pfunb un6 barii'
ber 16-19e; tpeibe Gntsn 14-16c;
gdnie s-12t; alts 9uubsn S1.5O
per Dubsnb.
I DbHant @emafs
3itronen California 500
-7.60 per Rite; aimss s1.6o-1.s
25 per Rite.
Grdngen. - California Tapsls
50. 2.50-4.00; Glcrioa S4.00-4.25 |
per atiis.
Grape Gtaii - gloriba s2.'
pfirii@e. glbsrta 800
$3.50 per gu.
Sunst atpfeI.--GarIp 6arDsit |
S4.25-4.75 per 9bI.
Sobannisbeertn. - $3.50
--3.75 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
pflaumsn. = Ssfili9e Abuns
DaHi $2.00-2.50; bIdus unb rotbe
S. 200-2.50 per grats ron 6 a6rben-
3udermslonen. Snbtnna
Stanbarb, Crate S1.25-150; bo.
Flades grnte 40-50s; California
s2.0o-2.5o asx StauScrs Gsats !
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mar beiite nur mabig uno bic Yreiie
itetig. Ole 8uiubr mar HifJt srob.
WeittIere Mn6 ifrpere Sfiere $3.50
-t2.50; SIeii6er -Stiere $780,
1000; aiiserleiene bis ertra $10.25
-1t.50; Sellers 5000 500; Gan.
ners So. 40; Wsilbtiibe $4,000
10000; Stofers unb 5eebers S..
00-S.00.
9uIlen. - Die beiieren 9oIos.
nn.Sorten maren ettuaS bober I'M
greiie, Die anoeren poren itetig
fyette 9ulen $S.25-S.75; goIog.
na S7.00-S.00; nagere uno Iei9te
|S5.50-6.75.
4GIber. - Die 3uiiibr mar
belte gcring uno ole preiIe iietis.
Bette Ieidte anIber S14.50; fair
bis quite $12.00-14.25; orofndre
uno grobe So 00-t0.00.
S1meine. - Tie 3ufiihr mar
heuie jiernlicb erob rno Die Raffra.
se cine cute, Die beiierm gofeI. uno
Sleiiaeriortpn iiieeen Inn 25-35e
uub oerisl I'm 25c. 9i. sssenpdrtis
gen greiie iinb Die boditen, Die lie IN
Cincinnati besabIt pur0en.
sluserIeiene idapere S1s.75; glitc
bis auscrleiene gerinnot. uno Sln-
if,eriorten $1S.65-1s.75; ntittlefe
SiS.00--ts.50; leiG.e 8erianotior.
ten 120 bis los gSilrro $17.00-
1850; oroindre bis CUTE SerfeI 10
gflnb uub iperiger S13.00--1c.50:
oroindre bis ailserleiene ibipere fette
51ne $t3.0o-t6.50; Stags S12.o0|
-14.50.
g dofe uiA 26mmsE-- Der
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9efaeIbteren. - $3.75-4.s
90 per Crate BON "a Quarts; girs
sInid $1.75-2.00 per aorb.
z m a toes. - Ginbsimii4e
$1.50-1.75 per 8u.
RartoffeIn. - gfnbsimii4e
unb 2ouisDille $4.25-450 per
Dbl. unb S1.25 per gu. auf bsm Sc
lsiie.
Dafermcloneu. - $l2.U
-25.00 Der 100 Stiid
gurfen. = einbeimifas 20
25c per 9ubenb.
qidks. 25-3Oe per 100.
Hraut. - ginbsimii9es 75-
s1.00 per gbl.
weibe Haben. - Toe per
Blu.
3ptebelu. - @eibs $1.35-
16O; bo. Boilers $1.40-15O; ssI0s
$12511.50 per Crate.
3udsrtorn. = 3ig5as 10
12ac per Dussno.
Snnse erbfen. - Rem Dort
$1,000 per Blu.
@riins gobuen. - Gtnheimts
f6e $2.50-3.00 per 2 gu. Sad; sins
beimii6e Wa4sbobnsu $1.5O-175
per gu.
4arotten. - giubsimii4e Is
poo per 9us.nb giinbel.
QaHbprsbufte
Ssu. Ro. L 1imOthD $1,000
--20.50; Ro. 2 SimOtbp $19.5O--
1000; Qo. 8 simOtbp $1S.5o-19.'
90; glO. l semiiftsr stIee $3.50
1900; SO. 2 semifdtsr aIse $3.50
-18.50; Ro. l alss $500; SO. 2
aI,e $3.50; Sisfisss aIfaIfa $3.50
1900; ROssenitrOb $11.Oo-12.OO;
5aferitrOb $8.50-9.0O; DeiSsnitrob
$9OO-9.50 per 5onne.
TaHblenfutter. - Warlt ru'
big. - stlsie $33.O0-34.0O; NiOb'
linas braune $45.0O-46.O0; DsiBs
$49.O0-50.00; ssmiiatss Guttsr
$39.O0N40.00.
SGmertten. Warti fst.
- Rleeiamen $l1.00--12.50 per gu.
BON Store; 1imotbD $3.50-4.00;
gu4tusi3en $1.25-2.00; 5ladsiamsn
1926; nnsariIdsr $500 per gu.
Berj
GeIe. - Warit itetis. - 9sin5I.
robes $1.27 per Gallous in pars
tien ID gbI. 10-25 GalIonsn
S135: 1-9 0alIonsn SLAP;
asiottes 1e mebr; SO. / 2aro'
Sl $1.4s-1.52, CONNER s.ft 81
55-1.6o; Cotton Sssb Oil raft. ST.,
23e per GalDns; atrpentin Acc IN
partisn Don 1-5 6ab unb 60c in
Uartien DON 10 bis 25 0duonsn;
petroleum, Sbio Carbon State Get
iOse; Spssial Sorte 12e; gieo
gropn GaiOlin 24e; Ropbta 29e per
@aIlone.
SoIs. - Der Warlt III f.f. -
DbiO gaiDsr $2.01 per gbl. bon 100
piuno, 5abrlobn biusussilSt.
9aIg. = Wartt ttstis. = pri'
ma Gitp 16a-17t; bO. gountrp
15.Oo-15k per piunb.
Rpblen. - Warft rubis. ptttss
bura $6.O0-6.5O; aahaipba $3.50;
gut anb Glad $3.50 per
aonne abselisisrt. RaudIoie Stiid.
iOblen $50; Qlntbrueits $1,000
per 1onne obgelisiert. Cote tos
itet $7.O0-7.50 per apnns abssliss
fert.
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Gef 4trtes Jleti d.
Short elsds Seiten 27lE27Ac, trtrd
fbort clear eeisin 26a-27c; iurss
Nibben 25a-26e; Bellies 28a-2Sst.
Gusar Gursb Jleii4. =
@dinftn 25a-26sc; pienie S4ul'
tern 20t-21e; grsaffait Bacon 35t
-36at; Sdultern In padetsn 21A--
22c; Rsip yorf Gut 22-22ae; gee
irodntts Beef S4ulteru 34-34Re per
pfunb.
SHbgep5feftes Jleii9.-
S4inten 22i-23e: pienic S6ultern
17te; gsliss 28-30c; S9ultsrn IN
padeisH 1sA-19e; Rem Dort eut
DO. 1S1-19t.
G.rif 4ssgfeif6. = s6inten,
lDfs, 22i-231e;. pitnic S6ultsrn
1S-18le; SfjuIiern 19-191c; tur1e
Rifpsnieitsn 231 -24se; ibort clear
Rippsnieitsn 23t-24sc; ertra fbort
clear Rippenisiten 22-22sc; leidte
Bellies 29i-3Oac; i4pue bO. 2s-
29c.
WebI unb getreibe.
Webl. - Wintsr patent $11.0O
-11.5O; Dinter fancp $1O.5O-11.s
90; Dintn familD $10.O0-10.50;
Winter ertra $9.O0-9.50; Ninter
orbiHdr $8.5OE9.00; Sartss W.i3.n
patsnt $13.25-13.50; Sartss Weis
gen fanep $12.50-13.00; Sdrtss
Wei5sn 5amilp $11.75-12.25. ROss
gen. Rortbtueitern gsmiidtes $10.75
--11.00; Rossen, Gitp, retuss. SILL
00-n.25; Ro5gen, Gitp. gemHhtes
$11.00-11.25.
Wei5en. = Ro. 1 roiber Winter
1921; Ro. 9 roiber Winter $2.16-
2.20; To. 3 rof6tr Wintsr $2.12--
2.16; 0O. 4 rotbsr Dmtsr $2.08-
2.12; RO. s rotbtr Dinier $500
2.07; Sample, rotber. Winter $500
-2.O5.
Dslf4forn. - 30. 1 ip,ibss
$1.95; so. 2 DO. S1-95; 30. 8 DO.
S1.95; Ro. 4 DO. $194; Ro. 8 DO.
$1.92; gio 6 bo. $1.92. - Ro. / gels
bes $1.80; RO. Q DO. $1.S0; go. 3 bo.
$1.80; Ro. a DO. $1.79; Ro. 8 DO.
SLIT; No. 6 bo. SLIT. - SO. / ees
mif4tes S1.s0; go. 2 bo. $1.S0; Ho.
8 DO. $1.S0; Ro. q DO. $1.79; Ro. 5
DO. SLIT; Ro. 6 bo. SLIT. - Weis
bes aoIbentorn $1.92-1.95; stlbes
&olbsntorn $1.75-1.s0; senii9tes
aolbentorn $1.75-1.S0.
5afer. go. 2 ptiber $500;
Standard ipeibtr 5s- -5Sse; Ro. 8
ipeiber 57-5se; go. 4 ipsibtr 56-
SIC; Ro. 2 semiI6ter 57-5Se; gp. 3
seniI4isr einbsimifdsr 56-57c; Ro.
a gemtfdter H-56e.
Rossen. - Ro. 2 n.uer $1.73-
LIS; 1o. 3 $1.70-1.72; Ro. 4 ST..
Coles; probe. $1.5o-16O.
mbisseA
@eriauft nurben 649 Bbla. Die
filters Giuiibsb GoObs auf Der Bats
$2.20. .,.,ss
Groeertsl
Raffee. = Sapa 27-32e; ylo'
do 27a-30c; Guatemala fanep 1876;
DO. gutter 17ae.
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vds. sonss xab Gftie. in Rem ysrs.

0tf4ditSpaptess fuufbtn 80 4X-st oiss
isniiIi @s4isi ssi eonson ssfsa tssis; I.
var 90 Tsee N72. Gsmnersisl Htls =
Tsss AIN. siat N7sk .asbs!'asDsi;; !;
iunaea NToK. Gsanes Si6s s.7s, &abeI
h.77; 1sri, isins nustlrunssn; ktonsn;
islns Gustiruneeu. Sire Si4t IA, Rshd
7.xo, Ssuba Si&t 20H. Rsbd 81. GU.
btr Hsrssn seXe Rsgiisntt@e Ssnsrs
e7,Ec.
Gftten msrft-Ter Wasft bar tsuts
rutie xnb bic prsiis uueeresslt, tobab PIE
eHlnEsotiSunseu IN ben msihn BdlsH
ttstns Bssixas ssfpieien.
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G6itaap. 1s. glusuit.

Weisen. = Jir @ept. $2.02-2.'
02a; am Sdgub $2.02.
DeIidtOrn. - Sir 9s3. $1.08l--
1.12i; an G6lub $1.06s. Jiir Wai
$1.05Z-1O9t; ON Sdlub $1.06.
Sqfer. sir Deg. 534-54se; am
S6lub SGT. Gir @ai 56s-57si an
S6lub 56se.
gtogg.n. = go. 2, $1.73.
gerfte. - $1.15-1.35.
ainotbp. = $4.50-8.OO.
alst. - $12.OO-17.00.
pprt. II fJir Septenbsr $43.2o-
43.so; am Sdlub s43.35.
S6mal3. = 1iir Sept. $22.9O-
23.02; am SdIub $22.90. Iiir DIT.
$23.0o-23.15; am S4Iub S23.02.
Fippenieiteu. = Sir Sept. $23.8O
-23 SO; am Sdlub $23.s0. Jiir
OFF. $23.62-23.77; am s4lub
$23.e7.
Butter. = Wartt b6ber; CREAMERY
361-403c.
gisr. = 3ufuhr 1857 Riitm;
Usartt unperdHnsrt.
Rartoff.In. - Wdrft nieorigsr;
3ufubr 35 Cars; Wrsinia Bbls. 81
40-4.50; Seriep guIf S1.40-1.45;
Uiinnefctn Built S1.30-1.35.
9efliieel. = 2ebeEbes, Utartt nit'
briger; 6dbne 18-22ae; SriibiG5rs,
biibrer 22-241c.
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adsliber snarfs.S erid,t.
Gtneinnati, 1S. gtuauIt.

Gtneinnaii, IS. 4usuit.
Die na4foIsmbsn GuOtirunsen Bee
litpsn ii9 nur uuf Gugrosss sransois
ttonfn. BET iEsinsrm Gei4dfisn ipsrs
esn sfivds t6kre preifs bsre4nst.
proDifionen
S9maI5. - prima Stsam
22.65-22.80; JcmiIp 23f 23se.
II cdengtfafsenes GIeil4-
Gbort clear Seiisn 25 26ac; utra
ibort cellar Ssiten 24a -26e; iur5t
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The Pulaskian., 1917-08-31
WATERMELON IS
 EATEN BY MANY
WHEN SEASON IS ON, AND MEL. ONS ARE CHEAP, GROcERS SAY
 THEY HAVE LESS DEMAND FOR OTHER FOODS.

When watermelons are plentiful, and the prices are low, the grocer has dull season on other foods, accord ing to s. P. Scott of the Scott Mayer Commission Company.
 It is surprlslng now the watermel- on affects the market" says MT. Scott. Almost everybody likes a good nielon, and when they are cheap we find the people making almost meal off them.
 My .traveling men tell me that they have seen more melons, and bet ter ones this year than ever before, and I believe all they say, for it has cut off most of the other fruit sales. When a man goes into store and sees a big melon for 15 cents, and he could get only little sack of some other fruit, so he just naturally walks cut of the store with the melon.
 ''The people of Arkansas certainly ought to do well on melons this year, for they have had phenomenal yield, and the prices in the Northern mar kets have been, and will probably re- main good until they are all gone"
The Pulaskian., 1917-08-31
MAJESTIC THEATER
 TO REOPEN MONDAY

The 1917-1S season of the Majestic Theater will open next Monday night under the management of s. H. Feid- fer, purveyor. of clean and popular amusements. The best attractions Of the Orpheum circuit are being book ed, and as usual, the people of Pulas- Xxi Heights will be among the best patrons of the house.
 The shows will be the same as last season, matinee at 2:30 and two night shows at 7:30 and 9 o'clock. All seats for night performances will be reserved, and seats may be reseryec a week ahead.
 This will be Manager FiedIer's fifth season at the Majestic. His staff is as follows: Brunk Lewis, treasurer; Epperson Ellis, assistant treasurer; Guy Kavanaugh, doorkeep- CT; William Hoge, leader of the or chestra of six pieces. and Arthur Thomas, stage manager.
The Pulaskian., 1917-08-31
POTATOES BY
 THE TRAIN LOAD
PLUNKETT-JARREL GROCER COM PANY RECEIVES LARGE CON- TRACT FROM GOVERNMENT
 FOR CAMP PIKE.

Potatoes and onions sufficient to feed the National Army for a period of thirty days will be supplied by the Plunkett-Jarrell Grocer Com pany. The contract for 100000 pounds of potatoes and 250000 pounds of onions was awarded to the grocery company last week The contract price is about $6O,O0O.
 The grocery company immediately purchased the potatoes to cover the contract, and they will arrive at the rate of three cars per day until it is filled. This will be about 100 cars of potatoes, and in addition there will he ten cars of onions
 Other contracts are expected each month by local jobbers and manufac- turers. The government is buying on very small margin. and the bidding is very close.
 The National Army will begin ar irving in Camp Pike this week, all officers being ordered to report on August 29. The drafted men will ar rive in squads week after
The Pulaskian., 1917-08-31
GALA DAY AT
 SCOTT'S STATION
lARGE NUMBER OF VISITORS IN- SPECT THE UNIVERSITY BRANCH EXPERIMENT
 STATION THERE.

A large number of interested visi- tors inspected the University branch experiment station at Scott's Tuesday There were about 100 farmers pres ent with their families, besides many from the city. W. E. Ayres, assist ant agronomist in charge of cotton investigation, and l.. W. Osborne, as sistant agronomist in charge of cereal investigation, showed the experiment tal plots to those in attendance and explained the work in seed improve ment variety tests both for cotton and corn, and fertilizing tests as well as tests in the various methods of raiss ing cotton.
 c. 0. Carpenter. manager of the Texarkana Board of Commerce, acted as toastmaster following the supper served by the ladies.
 Dean Martin Nelson, director of the University experiment station, spoke of the connection of the branch sta tion and the college of agriculture.
 The need of the branch station was SITGSSSu =Dy II. h OObIlSii, sosolASuA7 turist of the Memphis Farm Develop ment Bureau MT. Cottrell also urged the farmers to plant wheat.
 Governor Brough made short ad- dress in which he said that the branch experiment station is filling a great need in the state. He expressed the hope that larger appropriation might be secured for the work. He promised that he would do his best to see that the appropriation is made if he is governor during the next ses- sion of the legislature. He said that farmers hitherto have been forced to buy their seed from other states be- cause there has been no experiment. station for cotton.
 c. w Watson. state agent of the United States Department of Agricul- ture spoke on the work of the branch station and the county agent.
 "The Interest of the Banker in the Section" was the subject of the talk of B. C. Powell, vice president of the Southern Trust Company. MT. Powell said that the work of the branch sta tion would result in bigger profits for the farmers and therefore more busi- ness for the bankers.
 D. P. Slaughter made the welcome address of the afternoon.
The Pulaskian., 1917-08-31
Money
 To
 Lend

For the past twenty years, as doubt less some who read this may know we have been loaning money on i'm proved farms
 Many of our clients who loan money are now asking for loans secured by Improved farms. We are therefore better prepared to make these loans now than ever before.
 Ii you wish a loan to improve your farm, buy a new farm or repay a loan you may now have, call and see us. We can close the loan if security is satisfactory, without any delay.
 We will be pleased to have you do your banking business with us. If you have idle money, we pay interest on savings accounts, or loan you mon ey when you need it. We will take care of your valuable papers for you or rent you a safety deposit vault for $l.50 per year.
 Come in and get acquainted make our bank your bank. At convenient corner. northwest corner Second and Main streets.
 PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
 w. E. LEMON, President.