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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
NATIONAL MEMORIAL DAY.

National Memorial Day. Thursday.
MAY seth. II designated by President
Wilson In q proclamation issued last
SATURDAY az day of public humilla'
tiun, prayer and fasting, The people
of the nation arr asked o. gather that
dny In their places nf Worship ana
pruy fnr the victory OF the American
armies which will bring peace
founded upon mercy, Justice ANA
good VIII The proclamation h issued
ia Response a. a resolution hN '"n-
rress,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
ASKED To CONSERVE GAs.

"Dant jump out of your ear and
leave the motor running" This H. the
word that H. being sent broadcast by
the conservation committee. Efforts
are being made to cut down the con-
sumption Of gasoline or at least To
prevent unnecessary consumption. On
every day of the year much gasoline ~
used IN this unnecessary manner and
automobile owners are being asked
10 conserve the supply In every pos
riblc manner during IN" period NJ til"
war.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17

tn" marriage of Miss Tina Erick-
ncn. un" ~ Mt Peasants most tai.
cntcd and popular young ladies. and
Obcd NclHun, one % the cityH most
prosperous young men. will be Hoi-
umnixcd ON "Wednesday. MAY 18TH, at
the Msnu temple az = o'clock Of the
forenoon 10y President Lewis Ander-
ron Following their marriage. they
viii leave Oh the morning train for
Salt Lake city. where u reception VIII
be- given IN their honor by the brides
parents. Judge and Mrs. Ferdinand
Erickson. The Young couple VIII Ia
ter enjoy a short honeymoon trip IN
the northern part Of the state. after
which they win locate In Mt Pheasant
Mt Pleasant Pyramid. 10th.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
SANITATION on HOMES.

Insanitary conditions in dwelling
houses throughout the stat" are now
receiving the attention 0t the state
board uf health. Dr. r. ". Realty.
health commissioner. said u few days
ego that the board viii vigorously
prosecute any householder maintain
ing u nui~anc" On his premises 80 who
permits his premises e. bvcom" In
Hnnitar, and u menace To- health. ln'
npcctorH are abroad and have been IN.
itructcd To- see to u that the laws aud
ordinances are more strictly enforced.
Dr. Icatty'H orders are numerous, nut
they are usually never enforced, tie
hnH bvpum" NOR" or l"-r 1T u i"kc IN
Utah
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
SHORT STORIES OF
THE WEEK
!. A. RENcu PROMOTED.

MIR. and Mrs. George \. Bench oi
Price last Monday had letter from
their son. Lyle Bcnch. now with the
artillery AT San Diego. Gala. tie Inn
parts the information that he was IN
friday last promoted from iirst-clasH
private To- corporal, and OF cours" n
nroud ~ his elevation, lie speaks ~
reveral 10 the Carbon h0yr aS b'ins
S.n In health and pleased With the
lie they are leading. Corporal liench
gets the home news through The sun
which h anNiouEly awaited every
week. lie likes the army life,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
JOE sALAvuRAKIs HOME.

Joseph Salavurakis II back IN Price
from Camp Mills az Newport News.
Va. being honorably discharged from
the service Of Uncle Sam because Of
physical disability. lie left there the
first OF May Most all the boys from
this section with whom he was ac.
quaintcd went over on the sd Of
November. salavurakis Is much dis
appointed ~ not being able tu go
across.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17

ted 70 the various manufacturers.
This method Is adopted that the sugar
available may be apportioncd fairly
and cquitably among an manufactur-
crs using this product
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
PERFECT MAN Is HE.

sunnyside can lay claim to an Al.
onis In the person uf Dewey Nilford
McI.atchie, who enlisted at salt Lake
civ q few days ago with the marine
recruiting station. All the young
mans measurements and other r"qui-
sites were 100 per cent perfect Tor
his height and weight Twenty years
of age. five feet nine inches tail. q
hundred and sixty-two pounds In
weight. four inches chest expansion
aud unusually good looking are some
of the requisites that served I" pace
this patriot In the Adonis class Nc
Latchie h "A coal miner
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
suMMER nNrEs ALLowEp.

Notice has been received by the
California railroad commission. ac-
cording To- information coming to
Utah. that the federal han ON summer
excursion rates. at least In Califoi mia.
has been raised Whether or not this
will apply tn Utah IL not known. No
official information has been received
as yet In regard to the matter.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17

Emma Tarbet and =. 4, kcogh, adj
ministrators Of the estate of A. H.
Tarbet. deceased. have brought suit Ia
district court AT Price against ID. VAL
eric on note for five hundred dol
lars
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
FOODS 10 Your ORDER ~ THEY
NRE ORDERED.

We are ready ~ an timon Ia serve
meats o. your order-from IN. full
COURSE dinner a. the most "conaervu-
tive" OF lunches Your appetite ~
your chief concern. We eater To the
trad. 81 ladies accompanied By chill
drvn. out of town folks shopping In
Prize. invited Co come IN here, Col.
let's cafe. Main street. Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17

All mothers OF Carbon county are
extended an invitation 10 visit the dis
trict court room at the court house
and see the display OF Red Cross work
made by the children OF the county
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17

The only sure sign OF love In any
man. dearie, Is his willingness TO mar
ny a girl-asainst all his instincts MS
sense OF Representation and his bet
ter Judgment.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
FORMAL NOTICE OUT.

Formal notice concerning the new
method OF distributing sugar, which
went into effect last Wednesday. Is
being received By Carbon county deal
ers. wholesale and retail Under the
new rules sugar can be distributed by
manufacturers OF that article only
upon certificate 10 those concerns
using sugar In making their products
These certificates must be secured by
the manufacturers from the FOOD ad-
minlstrators Of their states and then
copies must be forwarded 20 the su-
gar factory or dealer from whom the
manufacturer purchases his supply.
The certificate will specify the am
cunts OF sugar which may be distribu-
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17

Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week 10 Albert Bryner bishop
OF Price ward. and Margaret A. Pace
OF this city. Also 70 Reuben Mills and
Emma NJ. stevenson, both Of yelling
ton.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
WELL Is nitouGmT IN

Announcement was made last sat
urday at Salt Lake city By q. r. hum.
phries. financial agent OF the Mase",
oil and Refining company, that " hau
brought in a well In the Fossil NWyo,I
field ana had an offer 20 sell one-haii
nf the section for more than was peiu
for the entire amount Of acreage. rms
offer came In direct from a hls ieAss
syndicate. which Is DESTROYS OF loea'-
ing In that field and made the state
mont that the Mascot had the best
piece 81 property in the entire section
II may be possible that the company
viii sell part Of this AZ later date,
As soon as the pump Is put on TINS
well the company will apply 10 the
United States government for pateh.
on this land. which will then belong
90 the Mascot oil and Refining COM
pany in the form. OF deed. ana ~i'i
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17

bargains In used cars, among them
an Odds eight cylinder, a Buick four
and a light Ford truck. Bee Price
Garage company, Tavern Hotel build
Ing. Price. Utah.-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
Mrs. SARAH ). LOFTS DEAD.

Mrs. Sarah J. Loftis died at salt
Lake city last sunday evening AT IN.
residence ut her daughter Mrs j. =
walker. following an illness oi sew
erai months Mrs. LOFTS was born IN
Pennington. Mo. March 10, 1850 she
~ survived by six children, John u
LOFTS, Nettie Lofts. Adah NJ Loills'
Mrs. James \. Walker, all of salt Lax,
city: L. l.. Lofts OF kenilworth ana
W. r. Lotus at Camp Fremont GAIA
Airs. Lofts was quite well known To-
rally, having visited at Castle "nt'
and Kenilworth number ~ times
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
PRICE, BLACK HAWK AND MA
WATIIA STAGE LINZ.

Fiyr first.claHs ears between these
points daily, Careful drivers. pne
way, $500. round trip. $500, Children
o Co ~ years. half rates. Tickets good
Tor thirty days iIuey Dell, pro-
prictorH. Union stag Depot. Tavern
Hotel building. Price. Utah. Tele.
phone No.
The liberty bonds ~ today VIII hs
peace bonds of the future.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17

Upon siN days of the week doth
man labor to act civilized. but upon
the morning of the seventh he flingeth
aside his disguise. his collar and his
manners-and IL natural.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17
ECLIpsE yIsIHLE mERE.

The total eclipse Of the sun i"rr'as'
10 occur on June NSth. next. has been
postponed for une hour, This is not
the result of anS error in calculations
~ the astronomers Jnor h II due 10 an
order by a modern Joshua that the
run standstill. but Is ehargeahle 10 'he
operations of the daylight SAVING Jaw
~ result of which IN" 'l"'hs
throughout the United States were SCI
forward an hour on March alSt' me
eclipse Is expected 20 be observable az
Price and elsewhere In Utah nut WIZ
be- seen al It's best AT several places W
Colorado.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17

Mort recent photograph Of ~. Jean
neg. the French minister of war
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17

That good printing. The sun,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-01

This distinguished truck is
again at the service of fAmerican
commerce and industry.
With driving power in all four wheels
every wheel a driving wheel-it is
able to master your transportation
problem, whether over smooth pave
ments or roug h country roads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-01

And every day in those four years the
F-W-D Truck has been demonstrating
the superiority of the four-wheel-
drive principle, and the supremacy
of the exclusive FW-D application
of that principle on giant tasks and
emergencies neverbefore encountered
by motor trucks.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-15

S6raube, uber ipeld)e lid) 5aOreall
3ufdaig ~gebeugt bate u1to ole Itd)
nit Gielengei6minoigfeit iofort breb-
te, rib Dem beoauernsmerten Wa1li
Die &innlaoe, Den Munb unb einelt
Cell bes @elidtes ab. Die Mer5te
beablidtigeit, Dem 8erungliiften e,ne
fiinltlid)e &innlaoe einsufesen uito
oos @eliht ourd llebertraaultg BON
Sleiid) uno Saut 10 gut tpie nloglid)
mieoer ber5ultellelt. 5anrcoi1 miro
Der erite Batient oes Exclamation"
6oipitdls iein.
Ser 5oloat @. 6. Sips, Der in
Der Rabe bon Sort Gam 9oniton
pom einem I'M @altge befinolihen Gi'
i~enbobnsilge abiprang, fiel babel 10
ungliid1id, baB inn Der cine SUB db.
qefobren tpatroe. Ger 8erunslildte
itdnlmt aus Benton in Seras.
Sim 9. Mpril miro. cine Sdul-
ipabl Itattfinbell, in Der flint SfuI'
9ruitees ertpdblt ueroen loaen.
Die aonpention oes 1Sfate
aaieo 8rintina Srabes Council" lit
bellte Moreen in Der 9raoeS Count
eli Saae eroffnet. Wontag Uorr1it
toa eroffnet oie rgeras State 5ene-
ration of 2abor" tire &onpertion i'm
8roBen Spernballie. mofreto Die te.
roniiheu 9orbier @ehillfen 81 Der.
ielben 3eit iid iii Ser Sraoes count
eli Sale perlammeln weroerl.
Die 3oitperloaltul1g giebt nod)=
MATS osnitruftionen iir Ole MorelIie-
r1lna ser an ole Solooten gerifteteit
Briefe. Gem @or= unb 3unanien oes
Norefiaten mus bellen Sitel, ). ..
,Iripate, Sereeart, 2ieuteltans" emit
peoer por, ODER nadgeIest iein; biers
mtf muB Die getaue 9e5cidnnng oes
Sruepenteils, Dem Der Soloat ollse-
hort, folgen uno ihlieBlid) Die Worte
,,Nmerican Grpeoitionarp Sores
bin5ugefiigt meroen. Giele 8eltim-
mrngen be3ieben iid natiirlidl MIR
auf @riefe, tpelhe oil Die i'm Wits
louoe oienetoen Soloateh geld)ldt
meroeu.
Sic Sdulfinoer ben 9erdr
Golutp iino gegenmartig elfrig mil
Scr Mnlage pom 3riegsgdrten beld]af'
tigt.
Sim 3onnerstag. 5tulld)en II
llbr mittag mo $3.50 nubniltto91
brad unter ben 5ellporrutell, tpelde
Der WtilitGrpenpaltung geboren nno
oie in 2agerbauiern III Der gtobe Der
:. & g. g. @abngelelle untergebrafi
iiub. oreimol GScler aus. Die Sror'
Sc wuroen ifnel 9eloidJt, Ser
| Sd)ahcn miro auf llngerobr $40 &C.
lhaet.
Die Sanoelsfommer beablld)'
| tiot oemuGdit elm National IrbettS-
eiiro eiuBuriften, weld)es iidl Dor
| oroBem 8orteil fir Die arbeiter 10
lpie Sic Mrbeitgeber ermeilen miro.
Sm Ilter BON 16 Sobren tori
| Wittmod, obeno 5rant Sod)imien, oe
| Sobn BON Serrn uno 6rat Sobn .
| Sodimfert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-15
Niue Der stabtbaae.

Gas Nngebot BON DaDio 2ebr, Die
Sdnbmauer beim 4bfaa=8 erbren
z~tungsofen fit $2,250 gu bauer, muir
De af1genommen. s. 8. goung muroa
Der Gontraft fir Den 8au bes Sc
sfpers ont electromagnetic fir 500
sugelproden. Mngebete fir ben 8asl
uon Seitenpegen Dor Dem gigentunl
BON 2euten, Die nibt in Der Staot
mobner, perben bis gum 1. april
eingeforbert. Die &e6nung bon Wfar-
tin @rigbt miro nit $t61.t5 begii-
den. Die 6ooo Administration err
bGlt erIa1lbnis, Dor Der S%taotbaae
Elm groBes ganner alf5ubongen, IN
melhem Wabrungsmittel gripdrnis
empfoblen miro. Ser Gan 8eorc
garf miro ber 9. u. emancipation
Societp sur 5eier am 10. Slini iiber-
Iaiien. 81. 9. SerreI miro ais Grtra-
Bolisiit .angeiteGt. 4ommi}iar 2on-
1ber, 5eueripebrdef @oe uno Der Gin
faufsagent s. e. 9alton erbalten Il
Gage urlaub. Sic begaben iih nod
Dem Often, nm 5elterloidnlnss-I ppa-
rate 81 beii1tigen.
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SnIanb.
Gin ultaebelrer 9rano,

Gin u~ngebe,rer 9rano, Der NJ
Qorosburg, 81. Sc, allsbro6, bot
100, 900 @allonen Del, a6t 2ofomos
tipen, 5ablrei6e giienbabnluagelt 10
ME oas y&ouno Souie" Der South
ern 8acific 8abn 5erItort. Gas
6elter fam 5ltr1 4usbrltdL mabrelto
cine 2ofomotipe Del aus ei1lett
.9anf" ,g9agen einnabm uno perbre1-
tete iid oann nit glfsesl dnelle itoer
oie ltmgebung.
Gin Ifredlides giienbabnur-
oliif, hei Dem IS @erionen lotort &c.
fotet uuo 40 onoere i6mer perleet
iein ioaen, bat iif beltte IN fruDef
WoraenItunoe in Der gt0be Der Staot
@lisobetbtomn, 8a., ereignet. Die 5ts
lett porlieaenoen Meloln9en ina
nod unaeuoll. Sad elmer 9epeld'
Ion Ser 3uq 90. 10 Ser Hennlpluollo
giletbobn in einerl mof)ttgen Gro
rltId, Der oic @eleiie beoedte, billelll.
oefabren ODER ourf) %oenlelben per.
ihiittet Iein. Nud) elmer anoeren Wtel'
b1uq ioQ elm gepaltiger 6elsblof.
| Der BON Sen Bergen beraboonnerts
orei 5fIahpogen total oenoltert Ia
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-15
NIIerIei.

am Witttuod) na6mittag ltiir5=
te Der BON einem 4usfluge nab Ses
gum gum aelp 5ielo 5uriidfebrer-
De Slugfaoett Somarb %. 9olaoap IN
DER @egen6 BON Gonperfe ans elmer
-.6obe bon mgefabr 1000 SUB ab. Die
2eihe wuroe erit am 9onnerstag
pormittag nod ldnserem Sudyen ge-
Funoen. Der 8erun9liidte, Der "a
Sabre alt mar, Itammte aus 0enber
1atte i'm Sffi5iers- SnItruftions- Eager
BEL Sort Hilep, Gan., iein Sffl5Iers'
8atent erbolten, trot aber ipdter in
Die Moiations : Mbteillng iiber. Sil-
nerbolb ser LETTER led)s Gage lit Dies
Der pierte, nit totlidem @uSgall9e
perlauiene ltnfal un0 Der tlellllte leii
Dem 10. Nopember leeten Sabres.
Nm oieien Gage i~tiir5te Der aus San
9Intonio itammenOe &aoett Sionep s
-groofs ans elmer 0obe Don 1000 Sur
ab uno ltarb an Den erlittenen Ser
iesuneen. Die meiteren llnglildsfollt
poiiierten mie folgt: ann !. SD
mar, 1918, Snitrufteur 8laobed
Don Sort @apne, Sno.> mo &aoetl
81. q. Segiiin, aits oem Staote Neu
gorf; am 81. Sanuar, aaoett 5ralt'
9. SeerD bon gpanston, 81, nns
aaoett 9. 6. 9unbam BON &oflelter
%. g.: am s. Mar8, 2eutnant 2esli'
CHANDLER; anl IL. Wtor8, eeutnaiit
Orion Mitdea nno auoett Rapmonl
@afefielb; am 10. Wdr5, aaoet
Sotuaro 20. SolabaD. IuBer oieier
8etoteten mitroen oeridieoene anocr'
Ilieqer Iftper perleBt, farnen abe
nit Dem 2eben oouon.
Gin eigentiimlider ungliids
faa, Dem Der aorporal eDril 5. IN
preoll gum Spfer fiel uno III bent De
ar1ne @enld cine fnrdtbore Berries
INA erlitt, poiiierte arr Gonnersto'
Triih nm 7 llbr auf benz &eilp 6tetn
Der aorporal mar nit Der Heparo
tur eines nuf benz gooen ltegenoe.
aeroplans beiddftigt nno id,ob oaS
ieIbe einige Sdritt Dor itd) her; Sirl
Die leihte GrIhitterung fpiiroe oe
Motor IN 8etpegung geiebt itno Of
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-15

Ole @enobulener belfeu mltBten, neil
Tie nidt anoers fonnten; iie, Die lie
Der qeoarbt, ebe lie an oieier Stelle
gebeten battel
Sd leste mid bod inn 9ette auT
,0ein" iagte idl balblaut, res gett
nidt 10, lieber ilnter uilofremoen
Weni6en, MIR fort BON bier; if} fann
lelblt fir mid iorgen, Maoemoiieae
bel Sierra lit aitf nibt itarfer als ih
uno lit es ebenfaas I'M Itanoe. Sier
fam id niht hleiben, es oriidt mid
tot. = go gut ali6 Gerhard it, Id
mill iein Mitleio nidt, if brailbe es
nid)t."
Mit Dor @ufregnng bebenoen San'
ben siinoete i6 2iht an uno ging IN
Eantes ,3immer biniiber, i6lug Die
3eitung auseinatroer uno iufte I'M
ter ben Mnnoncen. Gin finlterer Eros
mar iiber mid gefommen; obne clue
Crane iiberflog mein Illge Die Spal'
ten. MeiItens paren es 9onlell, mel
die cine Stelle iud)ten: Sine aleln-
itebenbe, gebiloete 0ame iudt Stel'
lunq ais Heprdlentantin yetne
hriitlid)e Sunafrau lpilltIdjt lid) oel
aranfenpflege gu wibmea" Sin d.
teres, erfubrenes Mabd)en ais Stise
Ser Sausfrau" - 10 giig es tpelter.
8eld cine ue6erfiiae BON lold)en, DIE
binm,s muBten, INN lid I'M ta9ltfei'
antpf ibr 8rot 81 e%rfperben! -.
Mutlos moate ih oa8 glott 5iiritd'
ldiebeu, oa fiel ntein 8lid OUT ole
lebte ser 4nnoncen: 1@elild)f miro
silnt 1. april fir 8tpei ainoer poll
flint uno Ieds Sabren eil Iullges
Maod,en, bas iid germ nit ioldeil be-
Idaftigt. sc mnB Der fran5olllte'
Spra6e mddtig iein nno 10 utel mt
Iifolilfe 9iloung beliber,, nm Den CT
item llnterrift ertetlen 81 fonnen
Sfferten inter etc"
(5ortieeung folgt.)
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Nie Mnft Der @eluuhnheit.

.Nun, ipie mar oenn oes Brotel'
TORS Sflmalb(er 8ortrog ilber on
@aarenbduier2"
I'd, ueiB MIR nod. Dob er anftllg
.Shon Die olten @riefen lno No
mer~ 6onn bin id) 10 iodte etnJe
milf "
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nio. Serns.

sae eprten ppn Druid . arbeiten.
mite gGder, ,.5oIbers", 8rietbpsen nrs
Soupcrts, aurteu, Girenlare, Ginlaonn
oen uisu., tn 9eutif nnh Gngltff, nett
ousaeihbrt. STANDARD S%rtmttns
Gpmpaup, 0adfoIser psm Wilfot:
e~d,wesmann printing Gornsann, FOG
Qoparro ctr Gel. Grudett 1925.
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Npim ~9hotodrapben

te, red,t freunblidl Serr 3ipfel; Oen'
fen sic mai nidt an Sbre 5rau!"
auf aorlifd trdgt man iiir Ole
Gltern orei bis bier Sabre, fir oer
@otten oas gan3e 2eben 3rdlter.
8os 9ruden Ser ameritanI
ifeu geridte iiber Die Iuftabmer
I'M @roBen Osean foitete $833,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-15

9,pberuer Idb g tinterriht. 3uidrnel'
ben, @nprobiereu ntto Na9en 9eie9lt'
5hiilerinnen MAIDEN ibre e1aeneil Sle'S
Der, pdbreno lie lernen. gstr lptensn
0eutSh. ,gbe Wooern Sreemallhs
Sdbpol", 504 8oroen Ctr. car aito'
MO, Seras.
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L.okaIes.
8abrideinlid)es @etter.

Sir San Mntonio uno ltmgegenS
3el1te abeno nnb Sonnabenb flar
Gonnabeno mariner.
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Sic ,,0reie Yrene tiir Seras"
erid,eint ais 9aaeblatt mmb 0Spdbemblatt.

Das sageblatt lit pierlehig lno foiht SOC per Wonat ODER Sc per Satr.
Das @odenblatt lit fef5ebnieiig ro fofet So per Sabr. Aob Werico
50 @olo. 9ab guropa, 8orto engeidoien, So.
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zzsaeSts1 ertcbt.

Cotton.
San @ntonio, heute 80 Gents
Galpeiton, geitern 32.75 Gents.
Gnfipnfamln.Eroonftt.
Gan @ntonio, Is. Mar5, 1918.
grime CRUDE Cotton @eeb Oil. $t.8t.
Gents pei 6nnnne
0nrm.Ersonfte.
San @ntonio. Is. War5, 1918.
Butter 30c-35e pei. Bfo.
Ger (nllr friide) SO. l.. 800 per Sso.
Shooters -. -. 1T per Bfb.
Curriers' -. Csc per 9funo
Weiaen ......... $500 per 8MideT
&crn ........... $2.25 per 8ufdel
Safer ..$1.t0 per 8uldel
Seu -. -. -. $500 Der Sonne
Demiie.
&artoffeln, ueue, Sc per Rfune;
California, So 90 ber 100 Sfuno; @olos
raoo $3.50 per 100 Hfuno.
SibfartoffeIn. gam. $3.50 uns $3.50.
3tpiebeIn, Gal, Mbite Globe. $500;
Cal. 8clbe, 1915 per Crate; WriiHt.
per 0bb. s8inoel. soc.
SQuilttt, SUlULQQu, Ht@tbC, RCL wv
9.5Oc; California 8apous. per chit.
Nabb, $500; gladebes, $11.00; Rouno
@reen, Der guldeI campers. $3.50
Somaten. fafiforu.. So. so per Crate.
&obf, $3.50 per 100 Yfuno.
@riiner 8feffer, Sd. SO NIB 5000 per
8uidef.
Raoiesden, SOC per 9sb. 9iinoeI.
Spinnt. Toe per Bpidel.
Crime erbien, $500 per Camper
8eeten. $3.50 per TOO .8funo.
Reerretttqe8 ursein. per 9Th. i2h
@urfeu. per Grnfe. $500.
Geuerie. 90c mno 81 90 Der 9ubeuo.
1eterfiIie, Acc per Sch. ,gfnbeI.
&opffnlat, Gal, S2.75 Der Crate.
@eIbe @iirseln, $3.50 Der 100 Bfuno.
6auaib. per 8nihI, Sits.
Sfra. Elm britteI 8uifeI, $1.25.
Niiben. $500 per 100 Rftuo,
Gierpflauaen. $3.50 per 8uiGei.
Buffel.
gies /. Rarft.
Gan Intonio, Is. Mdrs, 1918.
&iibe, 1925 bis Sf1.30.
&Glber, S6.15 bis $3.50.
Sulleu. $40 bis 5000.
ct 9ouis, Is. Oedrs. 1918 9ainn.
bieh. Seras 8 @ie6. 1878 big $1,000.
Shtpeiue. $14.50 bic $500.
Geae.
8eial3ene Sdute 15c per BIB.
TrpdeHe 0dltte zoe Der Ifo.
Crime Sdiite ....... ice Der Rfo.
SSute
Huacra- Siepeu btfddnins -. + 9ts
bolt inb Suds 30 gts
Hnapro. Sieaen. per 9Th, 10 xts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-02

advantage every garment that one pos
sesses.
Suit skirts are nearly all severely
plain, and all are comparatively mar
row, but it is pleasant to be able to
report that the ultra narrow skirts.
measuring yard and a quarter or less,
bulletined for fall and winter wear are
really seldom seen, except in garment
manufacturers show rooms.
Manufa cturers make their model gar
ments very narrow. but buyers nearly
always stipulate that the garments they
purchase shall have skirts that are Of
reasonable walking width, and very few
that are less than a yard and half
wide are actually shown in the shops
In regard to the possibility Of strong
vogue for suits during the coming sea-
son the present indication seems to be
that very high-grade and high-priced
suits will be in great demand, while the
medium and cheaper grades (none arc
really cheap) will not be so popular
The reasoning is that wealthy women
with a great deal of money to spend
will indulge themselves in garments of
all kinds-s,lits as we'll as dresses for
street wear-whereas women who spend
less will be more inclined. following the
custom Of the last two or three sea-
sons. to favor the one-piece dress. -