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Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-03

Predictions for Saturday: Fair, warmer.
 Saturdays weather: Fair and hot Predictions for Sunday: Showers Sunday or Sunday night.
 Sundays weather: Fair; continued hot; west wind.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-03
DIED

GRANT-In New London. May s1, 1918, John H.. son of the late Henry and Ellen Grant, aged 24 years. SHEEHAN--In Montville. June l. 1918, Thomas Sheehan.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-03

sun. nroou and Tider.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-03
0Ille g'nligtin Norwich, Monday, June 3. 1918.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast for Monday.

Forecast for Monday. Southern New England: Fair Mon day and Tuesday; not much change in temperature.
 General Forecast. No well defined storm center appears on the weather map of Sunday night. The temperature continues abnormalIy high in Atlantic coast states. Scattered thunder showers have oc- cured in portions of the middle Atlan- tic states. Fair weather is predicted for the next 4S hours
 Temperatures will not change ma terialIy.
 Indications for Monday and Tues- day, north Atlantic, middle Atlantic: Moderate west winds, fair weather.
 Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometric
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-03
HE PORTEous G MITeHEL! Co.

This sale presents to the of Norwich and vicinity a splendid assortment of dainty Underwear The ma terials of sof delightful finish The trimmings are tastefuiy and effectively used The cut, fit and finish have been attended by master hands This fact is as evident nthe moderately priced garments as in the most expensive We know of no better Underwear. As to prices and values garment has been selected and priced with expectation of future custom of those who buy Make ii point to attend this sale and share in its advantages
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
Real Estate Apprais @ls Many Elements Be Considered
 proved Vacant Property
 By Realo
By T. U. WALTER, Realtor

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

A man going in across tho hall from us, looked in our place and said: Is that the Typewriter Exchange? And the other man said, yes, and he said is that where that fellow HOUSE hangs out? And the other man said yes and he said: That fellow certainly has been telling them about it" In the newspapers hasn't he---he must know what he is talking about to make such DEFINITE statements.
 We see people are beginning to WAKE UP to the fact that there is in Birmingham man who knows probably as much about ALL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS as any one man in the entire country, barring NONE. Buying. selling and REPAIRING is what we follow and we are proud to point to our record of 16 constant years here in Birmingham. It will pay you to GET ACQUAINTED with us
 Typewriter Exchange Ernest ". House, Mgr. 2211a N, goth st. Main 1885.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

FOR SALf,--NORWOOD lot, 50X240 feet; facing car line in best part of Norwood; paved streets, good T. room negro house on rear of lot rent Ing for $f8 per month: will sell the whole thing for $2500; easy payments This is the best bargain in Birming- ham. o. P. HUTCHINSON
 Main S5 Mgr N E. Div
 MESSER REALTY co. Inc.
 Scientific Realtors 216 N 21st St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
Suburban Home For Sale or Exchange

Seven-room cottage, large hall and porches, well built. good material, elec- tric lights and city water servant house. garage, stable, fowl house, bear ins selected fruits. berries and vines, nut trees rich gardens; nine lots front pike, near Sunnyside Station, churches and proposed $500 school building. out side city limits, 5c car service Phone West End 475-W. E. J. Hudnall, resi- dent owner.
 SALE OR ECHANGE-s5500-4 double pressed brick negro residences. near car barn, rents at S55 per month: also bar gains in modern residences in West End. North Highlands, Graymont, South Highlands, Woodlawn, East Lake, Norwood; sizes, prices, terms J. l.. Kelley. 116 N Fist st. Main 1913.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

FARM wanted; want to rent farm of about so acres, about 70 in culti- vation; other in pasture and wood- land; give full particulars Address 7S33 Berney ave. Phone Woodlawn 767.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

TYPEWRITER-Und practically new. belongs to soldier. Must sell by Thursday. s5o-see it. 2211a N. goth st Typewriter Exchange. Main 1885.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

LOST-one bunch of keys Somewhere on 5th ave, or nearby streets. Finder please deliver at 511 N. 21st st., and get reward
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWR 1'TERI- I-Underwood, Monarch, Remington, l.. C. Smith. Royal-raro bargains. Guaranteed highest grades. Typewriter Exchange, Birmingham, Ernest w. House, Mgr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
ROOMS WANTED

ROOMS WANTED TEAJETING salesman desires two furnished rooms for light housekeep- ing about two months: prefer West End; rates must be reasonable, and no objections to good children. s. l.. Fixes. Morris hotel WANTED-By settled business woman warm room with .or without two meals: private family; no children on car line: references R-7s. care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

One thousand acres. underlaid with lime, GOO in cultivation 300 set to Bermuda ; best grain, cattle and hog farm on river; winter and summer pasture; takes 39-foot rise to overflow: worth $50 per acre; s15 per acre takes it for quick deal. Address L-73, care Age Iaro16
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

SMALL MISSOURI FARM.
 $e5o cash and s2.5o monthly; no interest or taxes. Also an interest in our great development project which within the next few months should pay you 3100 for every dollar you invest. Highly produc- tive land, close to three big markets photographs and full information free Munger. H-221, N. Y. Life bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

WILL TRADE For Birmingham property; a splendid farm on pike road; 4 miles of Tusca- 1oosa; up-to-date farms all around. This is a chance you will not have again. See me at once.
 J. w. BRAZEAL Main s Mgr s. W. Div MESSER REALTY CO. Inc.
 Scientific Realtors
 21S N. 21st St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

LosT-By delivery boy. Saturday aft- ernoon near 46th st. and 1st ave, Woodlawn. envelope containing $s in currency; "Koenis, Florist" printed on envelope; means two weeks sal- airy lost unless recovered. Phone Main 6693.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

FOR SALE-Or will trade equity in fine piece of property between Terminal station and town, rented for sS0 month {; your chance for a real bargain. Louie Reese & Co.,, PHI Sd avenue.
 IF you are interested in buying a Groom house, located on lot 2cox300 feet of 1ine garden ground, within walking distance of the Graymont public school, Tor small cash deposit and reason able monthly payments, call to see w.. A. Patillo, 113 N Fist st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

LCST-In shopping district of city Sat- urday, string of pearls; liberal re- ward paid to finder. Woodlawn 151-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

The two safest investments in the world-liberty bonds and real estate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
LOST AND FOIINn

RAYED-One large, black Norman horse, with white star in forehead. Last seen near Coal Creek station on Frisco railroad. Liberal reward for recovery of same c. s. Doud, Adams vile. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

LOST-One folder pocketbook, with name J. M. Gibson and address on inside. Between $40 and $50 in bills. also four checks to the Texas company Finder please return to J. M Gibson a42t 3Sd ave, N Birmingham, or the Texas Oil Co, and receive reward. J. NJ. Gib- son.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

FOL ND-Cne automobile tire near Ash Vile about Christmas; owner can have same by Identifying tire and paying cost of ad, Phone Ensley T.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
FOR RENT

S23 N 20th st. attractive 5-room cot taee; Feb. 1st. $2250.
 232S 5th ave, N; 8 rooms; brick; bar gain; $35. Feb. 1st.
 1006 g. 18th st; 5 rooms and sleeping porch, hardwood floors, etc; s30s Feb. 18th. s201 9th ave; 8 rooms; fine opportuni- y for roomers; $45
 S13'a N. 18th st; Groom apartment s2s.
 1129 Glen Iris ave: attractive 10-room house; suitable for 2-families; will re- decorate and improve only $35. Beautiful Groom house; So,lth High lands: east of 20th st; furnished or un- furnished; baths, servants house; also high class furnished 7-room apartment
 Butler-Garrett
 1zss s;s RE: INs: co: Jai.sSS|
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

FOR SALE-.40-acre farm miles from Pass Christian, Miss, fronting on Bay of St. Louis; good 7-room house. fruit trees, flowing artesian well; price S3500. L. Guin, Latimer Miss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

HYPNOTlSM taught: surprise every body; become professional; teach hypnotism; give exhibitions; for free literature address Prof Peter P. Deutsch, Rockford, III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

FOR SALE-Drug store in country town in black belt; good opportunity for the right party; cash or negotiable paper a requisite. For further infor- mation address Executor Estate of M. Goodloe, Gainesville Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

WILL sacrifice my tailor shop. with es- tablished trade. in one of the best To- cations in Athens; reason I am drafted Joseph Frey Athens Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

FOR the first time at this price my four recipes for making cider mailed to you for s; checks accepted. A. c. Jackson. Box 437, Anderson, s. C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-18
POULTRY

LNE-Demand was fairly active and the
market ruled firm under liLht OF n,rings.
Quotations; Chickens. soft-m"at"d raostcrs
go 80 stass{ u $cs Senns roIsters - q ~ ESG; :,
&C. siR TRH'iSTf GS Indian RaanS ISSS S5 S $50 $50
32c. Guneas, per pair. ''cm 81 Plgegps
25c.
DREssED-The market ru,cd firm un!dcr
quotations: Fowls. II to hos, milk-t'd.
dry-picked. fancy selected, 3dc, do, weigh
Ing lbs. and over apiece. ,35H G; do. weigh
Ing ~. lbs. apiece, 32G3IC, do. weighing
3 lbs apiece. 30Q do. in bbls.. fancy,
dry.picked, weighing. lbs. and over apiece,
do, smaller sizes. 2s % 30c. AID ROSTERS, dry.
picked. odc. Broiling cnick"ns Weighing l!s q
Z Ir, apiece. Jersey. fancy. 400 i2c; do. VII,
ginis, fancy. 36dp 3sc: do. other nearby. 81 o
ems western, IN bcxe- weighing AZ lbs
and over apiece. 81 "a. 3ic do. weighing I
lbs apiece. - n 33c; do. weighing 3ia lbs.
apiece SIC; 10, weighing 2i2 q 3 lbs. apiece,
2nW$oc; do, western, in nbls', weig4ins
ing s'2 q I lbs apiece. 81 de32c; do, weighing
~ a 3 lbs. apiece, 2Sm 30c: capons per
ID. Weighing spl0 lbs. apicce. IS q 3gc;
smaller sizes 364g3Ic. Turkeys, fresh
80 q Zoe. do, fair to good 32@37c. Turkeys.
W. stern, dry-pcked, fancy. 81 3Sc; do. fair
TO, good. 81 3dc. Turkeys. old toms. 3iH
SOC. do. common. s0s: paeks - ~ rTseste.n'
2ia aSc: do. wrstorr 25R2Tc Gulncas, pSr
pair weighing 3'4 q lbs, per pair. oOc@slt
do smaller sizes, 80 75c: SQUADS, per dozen
Mesn9s 5s mssEna %i1 lOs Hsr ,b s'zsn
| dozen. 81. - TH7i. do, do, weighing 5 lbs.
per dozen, S5Q5.15; DO. do weighing I lbs.
| per dozen. st25 .T3; Do do, weighlns :
60GIa lbs per dozen, S3Va.15; dark. s182
| Am I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-18
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Ajax Rubber Company; usual quarterly OF
ner cent payable March 15 TO holders
oil Ere and Pittsburgh Railroad. regular
auaSroeIdT 9o SoIdegs of Of record February %.
Pittsburgh, YOUNGSTOWN and Ashtabula
ns on preferred stock. payable March ] to
holders Of record February 90
quarterly q ~ per cent, psysPie April
'Irnifed Eastern Mining COMPANY. q divi-
dend OF cents dnS shars s.,ssa PAYABLE February
l. "prendram Henderson. Ltd, annual of 4
her cent on common. payable In quarterly in
- ~ y iiments Of I per cent on March |. June !,
ss,sntnnher x and November 30 TO holders OF
record one month prior TO dates OF payment.
n,sa a share on common, payable March
10 stock of record February 81,
sa per share, payable April 10 to stock Of
rseeraI, aafsn prus y Company. regular quarterly
80 IN per cent on common, payable April
9',a stock Of record March IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-18
TODAY'S BUSINESS EPIGRAM
II is hard TO JulfH promises made
Of hot air.
What does this mean to YOU:
Business Questions Answered

Is there any way I'm which I can tell
whether or not ! am making good ON my
manager never says anything one way. or
You are making good just to the ex-
tent that you perform your work with
out supervision. If your manager is
continually watching you. or contlnu-
ally giving you instructions on how
to perform your duties. you are not
getting on In the sense you mean. If,
however, he just gives you a piece of
work to do and says, Go to it, leav-
ing you to plan how to do II, you are
getting on.
| know Of lady who is thirty five years
old has had six years experience on the
Maryland West Virginia and Ohio terri
tory and Is now working a house-to. house
change demon STATIONS. InJother words, she
wants a position to call either on the drug
hat tEat viii III take her away from the ho1se-to,
ho%sG mSs9d Shf tnd Y she prSSb Ss bettaq Il
il would be easy for me TO place her at at
present But, ! don't know how to handle
OF wanting TO see her make better use OF
Your friends problem is not so diff
ficult Tell her to watch the advertise
ments in the trade journals interested
In the c'ass of goods she would like
to sell She can also make list OF
concerns that make goods she would
like to sell Then, she must prepare, say
three strong sales letters-letters that
will sell her services-and start mail
ing these letters to those firms, leaving
! eight days between each letter.
/ She'll probably have several inquiries
| in fact may possibly never need tho
| third letter on account of having To-
Gated something through the medium Of
the first two.
She can advertise her services In thu
trade journals She could write to tn,
leading advertising agents asking then
II any Of their clients need woman
of her qualifications,
She can call on the secretaries o
the trade associations interested II
goods that interest her Most trad
secretaries know of any number of com
banies needing help.
Hope these suggestions will enabl
her TO do the trick. She is fortunate Il
having a friend like you to help her.
| CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-18
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
WAR FINANCE CORPORATION
n MEETS GENERAL APPROVAL
Bankers and Brokers Say Plan Is Only One
Feasible-Gossip of the Street

THERE little difference
delphia to Secretary
sooOooOOo corporation financial
considered essential to the
everywhere that the banks have all
financing the Government But is well
industries which are adjunc
community and which exceedingly important indirect
that are in urgent need of capital which
their usual sources the banks the
to meet such situation is through
McAdoo proposes
is not much in here
objections criticisms
exception points out has
fact with any tangible substitute Most
the
pointed that
yet when
others which pending and which shortest
pisng results these critics Immediately Of
comforting and
efficiency
one hash
and
the fear of creating imitation this Thomas w
O j. +. Morgan Co, has this
been about possible
time all chance
1
that would probably
in
this particular see why with handling the work.
of this
imitation results, believe
supply funds which ordinarily investors
a Of
who asked their opinions the S5OooOOooc finance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-18
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

onWN,niiEiAAT-Recelpts, lG,oi5 bush, steady.
ssysoF 5Goysrpmsn r9l9T car cts In cTSTr
S,In,ri SS5;g,i NSs u bard winter, sa.aI: 30.
soft soft. 80; ,a s5 DO 'S No. a? SsSs95 MiHi
DUN dm' Na prii's,cRsd' wintrr No 3. s?ei: do.
Re E,sds. .s2.oiGtai3; soft 30. 3. i2.io; do,
81 oSa y; ioi do. No, s. 12,is; sample grade
q. .Ss Sspctlsl maximum prices only to be applied
h,mGn the other qualities In the wheat are
., 40. 8 wResismaiTaSSnImruim yiaiTSnr IN price containing
nois,nnrrdr pr cent moistura to. 49, rSr, ceSt
sc rSG SGdTr SI No rsa STcd '2Gs cGS
ssf, ss nqaGF pdS ,S SG or No. .tei sasa 30,
10, ia ! or Ne. red s2ai: 40 1 soft red.
no, ) whegts--MaSimnm rrirc containing
go % or NJ nd Trs SSegn5i aS,s'gre %s .oV e - S"
Maximum nrlcc icSntsinirs (St nSt over " ' is per
8 sS Ss .otS S93.I Ms,!@Sa gr'ss
rdso undor S99- l or No. red 12.t0 No. soft
sample whoats handled on merits, but in
70 case shall prices be higher than ic under
No 9t the suhcla,ss represented. .,
class ''' W '"' '''''
inc. CoENmHIC,esclpts. IN, i32o bush. SPOT offer
!'..t W. iEuI anu tnr market
NAL Quotations: car lots ror local trade
NJ; NJ; = yellow, nomintl 81 nU6t lg5; 30.
OATS-Receipts GaDG bt,h Oneringi
TerG TraJG,, nsh, & and and the market rulCd hrm, hu
Ol standard white. 0Qig rmsi. Nu.
Wnte. NHc" 81. 80. white, 0N0nSisc.
l.OtR-Receipts. i5n bpis and I37 -.
li%, IN sacks Offerings were light aud tn,
market ruled firm, With demand fairly &C
I'VE Cuotations, p"r inG lbs In wood--Win
ter straight >ll n ~ -. kansas uatcnt
al .id II 10: srrlnG. first clear spot
.,u2gn 1917 spring, bakcrs' patent. spot
. =, '.''W ~ do, patent mil shipment, $40 ~
u: city mils ~ mar gradps WintC
, p 20: do. family brands, spnr
straight, Hll N !. 70 We quote nor 1915 lbs
IN nS-lh cotton sarl,s--Wintcr wheat. n5 pc
/ cent flour, $40 :aH 1n.5u, kaus1s. % rr
cent flour SO - lOIa.
I RYE FLOUR was In good request am
nfmN ,h'ld. Quotations at $ll G |. -. a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-18
INCREASE FROM 1915 TO 1917

efficiency of these corporations
of the This efficiency not
proved by their figures
to
banks citizens suffering
discouraged from lending money
he Govern or of the means TO lend
and public utilities
public utilities commissions and municipal
OF
realizing that
promptly accepted the they VIII be lifted
consideration exercised
authorities and that the corporations
addition er haises or services az
will OF solver tect ueir asai
them basis OF ceo whch they a oon e
them by the Governments
these corporations would National
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-18
DEATHS


Of lrte Mary 4, Turner, sTed So. r,eia'ivcs
and friends Invited to funeral services. Tu~n.,
Rural Gem
TuTrN-reb 10, THOMAS. husband Of
Is sSs 1teS, TtSS ssss .S, g when rs
dence of daughter. Mrs, Marietta Allen. io5s
MoniiSa 10 ~ IAN N. Int Holy Gross Cross z Gem N,
Auto service
,wA!.t.AcE. suddenly. Feb. 10. RICH.
ard Lydia NJ D. Wallace. aaed AZ. Due no.
dence. 6s2S Anderson st. stenton. PA.
ANNEh s. TS q aehIs 'bi' s. wsrSSron SsrSss on
Due notice Of funeral will be slven. n
WARD Feb. Is. EDNA CLARA WARP.
ana late Herman schrocder ased rs Reis.
lives and friends, in,yited to funeral Tmes.
minister Gem. Remains may be viewed Mon.
eve.
RE-ssSsST!y Waa TgS lo' ,.,I a, xsp's; "a :;
Aencs Neil wark Due notice of funeral viii
be given.
I wEnR - Feb 10 at 4o2 $. a2a y.
| Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
I services. Tues. !. noon, at the, Chapel Of
/ Audrew y Bair Son. 10Th and Arch SITS.
nv "WNEBBsTFEFHR. -rcb. u. MARTHA b.. wife
.
aud friends Invited q funeral, Thurs. 2:30
/ n M. boycstown pike, Willow Grove. Pa.
rNFR :Sa y T:S Tlk.M M.:s
Mts1s Sas S sga ESs h9s ana sSa: tSS:
@Ss IL I'D to EsrSns 1SRSIa ai saS st. fss''SS. s Ne
MGgiSh GEM Friends !esy snli Mon ,ssy;,
aged 10, Relatives ana friends Invited 70
funeral We'd, =, p mna,o mnao rTSsidenee OF nephew
pRRiia. RHa' yHt. priyatc. Friends may view re.
ms9s, rpS; sFGe. etiSr r. Il Bl. b. ALFRED VIII.
llNNs. aG"d 81 husband Of late s % Mary jan: ne
, Williams lncc .Mayl. Relatives, and friends
Srs"tSf Sars q The Ndold Miners o. f caforn% '" Of
p 9'I ~. aSio COLUMBIA ave. Funeral Tues
. p, m. Int. Monument Gem. Augusta.
NGWoSoipSRHnuF.Fy22s SipSRHnut Feb. 10, DAVID
:. WoopRUFF, Jr.,. aged 80. Relatives and
rsS"SS mn n'Sss Hcs @ato" ave- W pSa uGs Is
private. Fcrnwood Gem. =,
lsNRl;I.ii.K. wife OF David 'wynne Cnee 20 Mel.
ralfi. aged ~. Relatives and friends in.
EKInTs KIns st., tioHcestcr Int Cedar Grovs &C Gem. ~
tiiouccster Friends may call Tues, to
~ YoUNKER.--Fcb u, JOHN j.. husband
Of Sarah \. Younker 1ne. McBrldel. Rels-
RRsso Rsso. q" "cmrioSvs American Enainssrihs Co. o.
invited to funeral. Tues, $40 a. m. mother.
sT sc%sS ssSogGe s SS M wa4% lspe' solemn MS@5Ss
duicm mass 81. AIMS Church 10 a. IN. Int.
'SSo"SGpiRN.SFgh. 10, JOHN, husband OF
susan Yourn tnec SchusterL Relatives and
friends vlsa SS f@G'rs Of bSsrycgs wss
:yS seGgsiicr slJ $ c,tsn' S,h si' CCsmdeI n y
ZAIGEn. Feb. -, JACOB husband o.
T9%TGs tSa%5a zEH "sfS Grd es No. s"'ye' sl E OF
ii. i. or +. A. Social Baker vereln, invite,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-18
PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm with fair iohhius
demand. The quotations ranged as follows
CitN beef IN s"ts. smoked aud air-dri"1 ~
western beef, IN sets, smoked 3.c; city beef
Lrugkl.s and tenders smoktu and air.
otltd' aot w'snfh heel hnW Kl.s aud ten
family. 81 a - 50 Hams. $ 3 trr, 4 loose
s7'a G.slT g; do, sltnned, loose, 30ro7c; a,
smoked .ity ,uren. as 90 Lrand snd ave
rage, 2sh m?H,9 e. hamt. smoked, west
tnc Picnic shoulders. s 2 cured. loose
2iiac; do, smoked. 2ais O. Bellies in nlckls
according to average. ,Ouse. 900. Rreakfasr
econ. as TO brand and average city cured
SSc: DO wcst,ru cured 3fc i.nrd wsst.
ern, refined, q G2sc, do. pure city, kete
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-18
VEGETABLES

Potatoes and onions We're duh and weaker
Other vegetables were in moderate request al
revised, prices; o2oteti2ns; white pota-
No, /. 75gn0ci No, 2. t0ag6Oc; white pota-
New York $2m2.25; western, sa@2 ~
sweet potatoes. Jersey, per q bush, bskt
81 lbs, ,ENSE i sl9 las; No. .. .!oG 75e;
Celery New York, PEI, bunch. 25 a 55c; DO
Florida. per hamper, 50e q 8 ,O5;, do. Louis
ana, per bbl,, 81 a599' % csulinoweI, Cal
hs mper. 7jc6i So. rrussels snrouts, Long
ida, ia"T; Der '' box, seaS. CucumssEs Florida,
per hamner. s3UJ Squashes, Florida, per
crate. SO 5Oa4,-- SPINACH, ,Washinston, per
crate 81 5Un9 -. kale, Norfolk. Der bbl. p.
Sl 5OGp2 Beans. Florida, per hamper. S2m
$50 Bcets, Florida; per :ssss11e ga a.,
fornia. fT per Der drum, s5@l0; Peppers, Florida
Is. SO. Tomatoes. FloridH & pc. cr -,
canSdisS as SG ruia iabaeas 100 ibs. s3@e 5ss CAB.
bages, Danish, seed, per ton, sd5 q 20; do,
New York and western per i9c;,b @ ~ saE.
Soc. Mushrooms per s-lb. bskt. siVl6O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-18
Business Career
of Peter Flint
A Story of Salesmanship
by Harold Whitehead

Mr.. Whitehead triH uHSwcr vour buSiacsS
Questions on buyirD. selling. dducrliSiHg aud
cntpioDlneHt. ASH your questions clearly aud
gire az the facts. Your correct Hdiac aud
LgU address must be. siOncd 10 al inquiries,
IhoSc tchtch arc anonymous must BE- ignored.
thsic,rS 10 tcchnicdi questions iciu BE- scut
Dr. NAL. Others wiii be- urStrcrci ~ this
column. The most interesting problems NJ
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