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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
AUSTRIA GIVES UP;
GERMANY IS NOW
ALONE IN CONFLICT
Official Announcement Of Surren-
der to DiaZ.
TERMS TO BE MADE PUBLIC
Fieh&ng O. tire Italian Front Ends
as Ccrditions Are Accepted by the
Austrian courlsnoer-Alti
War Council 10 Announce
Terms az Once.

London. Nav. An armiStice with
Austria was signed Sunday by
General Diaz. the italian commander
in-chlef. according n an official an
n0uncemenr made here. The text
Of rhe statement reads:
a telephone message has been re-
eeived from fhe prime minister in Par
: >syius rhsr news has Just come that
Aus-rta-EIunga the last n Ger
E2a1y'S props. haS gone ont - the var.
The arwi>-5ce WAS signed by Gen
eral Dlaz Snn5ay afternoon and viii
eeme inro operation Monday Al three
O'clock. p VA The terms VIII be pub
liS1sezt Tuesday.
Festivities Cease
Vienna Nor 4-"HoSrjiitieS have
CEASED ia -he Tcaliaa thea1e- of war"
says an etHc5ai statement issued here.
An ar-. s-ic= has been concluded
The statement adds.
Terms to Sc Mace Public
Paris. Nav 4-OMcIaI announce
ment of th- gnIng Of the Austrian
arntStice reached the premiers while
-hey w-re i'm session ar The apartment
q Colozal House. President Wilson's
special representative. and gave the
greatest satisfaction
+ was erTan=etl that the conditions
of the arEnlSrlca would BE- made public
promptly.
Confirmed by George.
London. Nov. A-p~emier How'd
George teiepboned from Paris that the
Austrian armlstlce was signed at Cen
eral Diaz' headquarters Sunday.
Terms to Be Stern.
No official HIM as 10 the terms &C.
cepted by Austria has been disclosed.
but in view of the officially inspired
statement from Washington yesterday
of the terms proposed for Germany II
Is believed they VIII be at least as
stringent
The terms proposed for Germany
are such that their acceptance would
mean virtual military surrender and
w0uld place Germany at the mercy Of
the allies.
II Is believed that the same general
idea governs the terms to be offered
her principal ally.
The Italian Irridentist claims I'M
doubtedly have an important bearing
on the terms accepted by Austria.
Wilson's Terms Follow.
An official announcement issued by
the Italian government yesterday, stat
ing thar negotiations for an armistce
were under way. is significant. 1t said
In part;
THE conditions of the arrnistice are
inspired by the principles of President
Wilson. namely. to render impossible
for the enemy to recommence war
and TO prevent him profting by an
ar44stice to withdraw from a difficult
military situation. The condition of
the battle along our front demon
strates the great value of these terms"
The claim Of Italy to the provinces
of Trent and Triest doubtless has been
allowed in the signing Of the armistice,
while press dispatches today. report
Ing the landing of Italian troops at
the fort of Triest. indicate that Aus
tria's sen power is to be curbed at
least by the surrender OF her princi-
pal seaDorts on the Adiatic, if not by
the surrender of her entire navy.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
STOMACH UPSET?
PAPE'S DIAPEPslN AT ONCE ENDS
SoURNESS, GAS. AciDlTY,
INDIGESTION.

When meals upset YOU and you helch
gas, acids and undCeSced f1od When
you have Jumps Of Indigestion pain or
any distress in stomach you can get
Telief inStantly-No waiting
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
News of the
Week Cut
Down for
Busy Readers
U.s. eufontc W0r News

Eighteen enemy alrI5san@s @-re
shot dosn during one das nor'h&e-f n
Nerdun 'g American ayiators- Five
American machines were l0sf su carry
ing out important reconnaissance mis-
sfOus
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
~ EEHETa Watson r. Coleman, Wash.
kM EsM 31zuon. DC EcyEs f,ee El.h-
= - &3aH - est -zsers1-4ss Essi -es-.A


Second Lieutenaut-The German
people apparently firmly believe 'b.t
they are safe as lol- as they stand by
the kaiser.
American Capfala-WeH -ent
they? You haven't heard 20. -h- SAL
SER or anybody near him getting aart
In this war have youf
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
WOMAN'S NERVES
MADE STRONG
BY Lydia E. Pinkham,
Vegetable Compound,

Winona, MINI -" / suffered for r,,.
than q year from ueryousness. sr5 ~
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09

wel. as liz aes-atorin5 rssc1~ aud -
les aai Passages. anls excepting th-
Islands q Gerat ane Small Z.ro1a.
Bar Sa1ta snd Brazi.
Ai territory thus evacuated Cshau
~ oo~upiel hy rhe forc-sc) - rhe a.
lies and Of 1he United States of Amer
lca-
All military and railway eqa,rmeat
Il aj kinds, Including coal belonging
80 o. within rheSe territories. - le Ierr
a ta aaa surrendered 80 rhe allies.
according 10 Special orders gives hy
+.-- commander in chief IF tae forces
o. he associated powers Il IKE dit-
f--=ar fronts.
No refs destruction. pi}a-e or relu.-
s.-.an - Af daa- ~ eaeuy troops Ia
Tho territories ~ he evacuated by Them
and occupied hy The forces II the a.
~t--5ees-if rtose.-~S
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
Must Re.eal Sea Plans.


D. Immediate cessation a aH hos
r.il-le> ~ SEA and definite information
-o b. given as 70 ,he location and
movements ST au Au,tro-Hun-arian
ships,
Notification to be made 10 nertrals
1nar freedom Of navigation in all ter
ritoriaI waters Is given 70 the naval
and mercantile marine OF the allied
aad aSS9ciate-d powers. all questions
u neutrality being waived.
, Surrender to the allies and the
United States # - Austro- Hungarlan
submarines completed between the
years 1910 and 1918 and Of all OF Ger
man submarines which are in or may
hereafter enter ustro-H Hungarian ter
ritOrial waters. All other Austro-Hun-
1arian submarines 10 b. paid OF and
completely disarmed and 10 remain
under the supervision OF the allies and
United States.
3. Surrender 10 the allies and Unit
ID States with their complete arma-
ment and equipment Of three battle
ships. three light cruisers. nine de-
stroyers. twelve torpedo boats. one
mine layer. six Danube monitors TO be
designated by the allies and United
States OF America. All other surface
warshipS. Including river craft. are to
be concentrated in Austro-Hungarian
naval bases 10 be designated by the
allies and the United States Of Amer
lea, and are TO be paid off and com
pletely disarmed and placed under the
supervision OF the allies and United
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09

We are never 50 happy or So oD-
happy as we suppoSe-NaN.H.. '''
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
DIsmantle Danc5e Forts.

4 Fteuoin OF nav = tU0D 10 all war
ships ana merchant ships Of allied and
associated powers - be given in the
Adriatic and up ii River Danube and
IFS tributaries in the territorial waters
and territory of Austria-Hungary.
"a order to insure the freedom Of
navigation on the Danube the allies
and the United States Of America
shall be empowered to occupy or 10
dl~mantle all Notifications or defense
works.
= The existing blockade conditions
set up ny the allied and associated
powers are 10 remain unchanged and
III AuStro-Hunearian merchant ships
found at sea are to remain liable to
capture save exceptions which may be
made rs a commission nominated by
the allies and the United States OF
America,
8. All naval aircraft are to be con-
ceutrated and impactionized in Aus
ro-Hungarian bases 10 be designated
by The allies and United States Of
America.
{. Evacuation of all the Italian
coasts and of al ports occupied by
Austria-Hungary outside their national
territory and the abandonment of all
boating craft. nasal materials. equip
aent and materials for inland uayiga-
zion Of all kinds.
: occupation by the allies and the
United States of the land and sea for
ffcation~ and the islands which form
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09

What's the matter with F7alins
ring as an exclusive circ'et
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
Aostiglties Cease

Vienna. Nor 4-"HoSTjiitieS have
CEASED in -he Italian rhea1ev of war"
says an etHclal statement issued here.
An ar-lS-ic= has been concluded"
ID. - -ar--.---- a.s.Es
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
European Var News

a large num5er ri persons we're
killed an8 many ~p'lnd~d ~ Bonn by
bou.h- dropped ~ BRITISH airueD. wh9
carried oGt rald en the railway STA
tion 30 tie cenler ~ fjse toau accord
ing 10 The Cologne Eo'ks Zeiiugg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
GAS MASK DAY IN
STATE PROC. AIMED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. IL
tioYrrnur r'urnWrll today issued n PROG
lamaIIun /" Tn" people Of West NF-
slniu pr"rluimng Saturday. N"Vc1nh'r
=. Gas Mask Day. on whlrh he urges nc
people of the state. particularly tHE
boys and girls. tu collect large guam
tilics If fruit pits and nuts. from when
pas protection IL supplied The soldiers
in France The pits and nuts Will d.
handled through the local Red Cross
chapters.
The governor SETS forth that II" was
urged IT, do this by the gas defense d.
vision Of the chemical warfare service
If the United States army. by which IL
is declared the u"cd for fruit pits ana
nuts IL most urgent as they produce
carbon II Il superior quality that serves
rs un absorbent Of poisonous gases III
the masks used t. protect the soldiers
\ million pounds IF the material Il
day is declared tn BE- needed. The gov
rrnur calls upon the people of the state
To make special efforts THAI day To col
l,J.t peach. plum and cherry pits and
hickory nuts, walnutS and butlrrnuts
to be delivered To the Rcd Cross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
SECOND CAR OF
FISH ON WAY HERE
Prices Are Nov Lower, and Quality IS
10 High az Ever

~ High az Ever.
I'll" S.r,"I.,. ear ~ :;"NrruInrn, FISH
- NOW ON n" read. rnd * "\p"ct"d To-
reach Wheeling in tNm' !" have thu fish
~ the rnrri,, =; Of the local dealers hy
Friday morning. This shipment will
h.. handled as before H.! !. l.. Kennedy
nn; e. y. Taylor with stalls in tho new
market building. and also at Mr.. 'ray
lnrS Fourteenth street store. Owing
To III" hci.N y :t"ruiS on tn" North Caro-
lima coast during tn" past work. thus
car is being shipped from the Virginia
c"ast nud will contain rr"ak"r%. weak
FISH. Spots, butter flsn. CLAIMS. She'd rSS-
icrs and bulk oysters.
The Food Administration officials r"-
rrrt that til" greatest "rr"ur& cement
wis gwen ll.' EnvCrnm,n; by the l"cni
supper; Iii" urupl" CAV" IN distributing
,hr frs; car "f fish. Will" The car
WAS delayed lasi week IN shIpm"n; and
WIS late fl arriving. ih'' "r.ilr'' shipment
was sold out Saturday .N"nlnS h"I"r" II
o'clock CLOSING t'w": "2.hm" p"un'iS OF
fish wrr" disguised az ir III" tx" local
dealers In On" day.
|, - stated Iy government oCriciala
that ir tine rIrnnnL for fish In Wheeling:
continues throughout IN" winter. that
fash s,rrlv AT very much reduced prices.
'rhr government fish ranges III priv"
from - L" l"r per pound i'Ss than usual
uric,.s for such grades u! fish.
Crrik.r. viii srll for lic per pound
md l?r dI'Se'rl.
W.nk fish. lnrE" -. small 15c: dress
cd lhr.
Spots, Re: dressed 1S".
I;utIrr fish, 3D.: dressed lSr.
Little neck CLAIMS. :5c per dozen;
lurp" In",
Shell oysters. ZOE per dozen.
no Facilitate handling these shipments
nr fish the dealers request that ns many
uyupln us puHSibl" dress their own fish.
~ il IL utmost IInpnsSihln for them to
s..ciIru labor t. III the dressing In tho
very limited ttIn" they have in The dis
1rlthIIiun nf these cars AT tho end "f the
week.
This fish Is INSPECTED by all expert
from the Bureau Of Fisheries before
shipment is made. and Is Inspected again
before the fish is put on sale. This In
sures tho public that i&ey will get a
wholesome supply OF fish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
WAR CHEST TO
CLINCH ARGUMENT
JUDGE ]. w. EWING TAVoRS TIE
NEW WAR "BOG."
VIII Do Much to Aid tho Various Or
ganizattons.


, i ru,.,r If
III" cilAFhihE az b u!nI t,'r lyb,.,Iinr.
lhr community war .,t ,nadn liz
: "ihDHqlcu IN 500 ,i.. directors
Judge Ewl tuu"H' oHf ~ ~ rd ,,,,
al the war En"Sl NS9", 20 i n,,,,,,,ritv
HctiN" worker ioF tH'S 10
''l W., ~. ,,r,,r,x, ,u,. ,u all" said
Nv L.,ri,,,, ~ the I'D cross quota
49, ,,,i I,r,.,.r f,r ohio county than
M" H ~ - i.m L,.r,r. owing To- it's IN
:, ntF i ,',t, llhr,, II IS remembered
tt - ID t,rn.a * only one of eleven
Una, ,''L t', .,,r,.,,.. fnr liar Relief al
~ ' ,,, r.i,,I Lv m, government. il
i""u! HI.i'U. I,.r,',it th,t rh. demands
-. 80. ,,ffrr,.,,,, communities for do
WIN " - rnr r,.lirr PURPOSES Will
.,i. ,,'.-,.ns,. iur1uu the present
Cav .rh,x viii he true no matter
80" 49, ,In,I,rrI ar not, MS the
,,...i for Reconstruction Will bc rs IN
.'r'' '"t ,t' I,,.,.,Is for strictly war
r'Iirf
, - H., ,.,rl,. ,r 0biu county desire
IN :,yri,l :, v.nStr of tIm". effort and
tI,,n,.y ,rynvrJ i'm IN. conducting of at
least = DOZEN different drives for funds
Winch ann sur. aS an intelligent
community they muSt--in"y hay" niiE
to SupInrt the ohio county w hF 'l"St
To The limit mf their ability and rr"rId"
Il sinEl" fund from which all FUNDS Tor
authorized war relief purposes an" t'-
cal charities Will hr taken. Ihr SrlHt-
rate campaigns for IN" Red I'r"Ss. inc
knights If Columbus, !. VI. =. y. anu
the other worthy war r'i"i 'tR'H'l''S
which HAY" Already been '"iuuEtru ~
ohio county. were rr"ductlF" 81 hr',n'
good from r"nImuhlt! S'hhul'"' i' =,
'rhry brought HON" t. Il! al US S''I' I'LL.
features of the war and our proper P"',,
, IN ii. that would othrrwiS" have raSsr',,
us by hut the necessity for hddltl"mal
. funds for all these ng"ncIcS ana th''
incr"aS" III the number 81 'hr AH'IriIT
. = h,,,tStlN.,IS b.IS,. InlllllDllCN INT NGHI-
! lrr uf drives that unless We I'LL our
! War chest /" the hrin. estimate ma
! Ih"r" Wall h" some Kind "i II arlvc ~,
almost every month for IN" CnnllhuH'r'
, of the war. THAT IL u c"ndi'l"li 'n"' !
: from the standpoint "f efficiency anu
: economy. IL til" community ana 10 ~,
! individual We NUT avoid. ne M M,
chest is Il solution or inr problem. III,
more familiar the pubic becoiiLe W."
III" details OF the war .hrHl I''1',' ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
THIS PREACHER EXEMPT
FROM ARMY DRAFT
Looks Very Much Like Uncle SAM
Will Excuse Him From Fighting
Well Known Here,

There Is one man in my home s"c-
ton OF Fayetto county. Pennsylvania.
who is certainly entitled I" exemption
from the draft" remarked II gentleman
yesterday III the Stamm hotel. and tn"
man in question is rather we'll known
in this city, having on L number az &C.
casonS visited friends here whil.
preaching in this state. His nam" *
tho Rev. Albert Brcakiron. Of Break
Neck Faycttu count. Pa. and s" far
~ I know no is the original General
Utility homo and r"c"rd-hrrakcr
worker.
Here is clipping from II FHyrit"
county papcr or few weeks agu.Shnw-
ing that The Rev. Mr.. HrvHkiron is u
Innn OF conSidcr;thl" activity and inc
d"ntally an Impressive cXpoundrr "f the
Holy Writ" Tho clipping reads. IN
enumcrating his activities. "a follows:
Il. That no Is nm ordained minister
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
THEATRES LIKELY TO
OPEN IN NEXT WEEK
Sentiment Gives Rise THAI Normal Con
diuors Will Prevail in The Next
Few Days.
Friday, Nov. l, 1918.

=, While IL. health authorities ar" una
Bile TO ascertain just "Xactl: how i"n%
this Spanish intlu""4't %ill keep up. II =
the opinion nf those who know th2'
, it will h., u ,iatt"r If days t''t"r" -"
. ban is lifted a"d all will b. nj its nA'-
!. ural tt4vor. With this assumption. tn'
theatres ar" r.''tiae IL readiness anu Il
cleaning and pnli$h;nE - resulting. Il
is said however. ;;Iai many ~ me 'a"H
fng pictur" h"NSrS hay" ben ready Tor
a minutes n"'t"" ':HI "l!i "r'n 'i''' doors
as soon as tn. .,r;th"ri;;'-~ say III w"r''
MANY uroi.l.. az. lnuklnE forward -
+be many treats ;ha, lrr IN s;nr" for the
natrons OF tn" Court theatre. thd'r
Abe able management Of F>r"rl Fl. J"fi'-
sson W'hreiinr'S most popular playh"uS"
. has been pa,rnn:E"d IN tnr past Ec'-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
Private James Daugherty

Private James D"uGhcrty or camp
Meade. who has been called 1" his nom"
on the South Side on account "l Inc
death Of his aunt. returns /" camp
Meade today. Private Doughcrty says
the relatives of Ill" boys AT Camp Meade
need not worry about their health AT
thi, particular camp as tn" Spanish m
1!ucnza epidemic is under control and
the number Of cases urr dWinHllhH
every day: So far ~ Camp Meade Is
concerned. il is entirely out or danger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
Comedy Drama

Th,. war hnZa that DISTINGUISHES the
spiritual atmosphere nt London life to-
day in contrast 10 It's lndulEent spirit
b..!or. tn: big thing" happened that is
transforming the heart. Is captured
rrlppinrly ~ Seven Days Leave. the
big spectacular military comedy drama
which comes I" the Court "Wednesday
and Thursday. November TT with Il spe-
ciai rnurircr Thursday. This is the pro-
du..tinn that has bcru attracting con-
;iuuruSly crowded audiences TO the i.y-
r"uiu theatre. London. and also 70 the
l:.rk theatre New York. where 1t err
ioyrd :, run Of six months. Its vogue
continues to receipts that exceed those
~: any other theatrical attraction for rho
Icriuh In The history Of theatricals.
4 splendid company and fuiI sconlo
equipment nr" promised for IN" produc-
lion mere. Seats 20 oh sale Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
Ohio County Medical Society
Meeting-Smoker Tonight

The Ohm County Medical society will
hold a meeting and smoker tonight AT
h:an O'clock in the University club
rooms. lln1 rhaplinc street.
The principal subject "f the evening
will be IL paper on "AhdomInhl llraih-
nwr" by pr Frank LrMuyne Hupp.
discussion will hr opened 10y DIR. j. H.
caldwell. Following the meeting an
important business session and smoker
will hr hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01

NOR. than ever before and this Is only
in du. Justice TO the courteous treat
ln"nt as we'll as the high class offerings.
Il was aan"unrc cd Inst evening that pro-
vidiug thu ly.n was lifted by next week
III" big naval play Of III" year Will Le
ola N,.u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-12
TROTSKY TELLS WHY RUSSIAN
ARMY WAS ORDERED TO QUIT

LONDON. Feb. t2.--Offiolai con.
flrmation OF HuHnia'n withdrawal
from the war was received here 10.
doy thru n wireless press bureau dis.
patch from PetroRrad.
"Thh Russian delegates have de-
cinred the peace negotiations ended. 4"
declared the dispatch.
Decentralization Of tho Russian ar.
mics has been ordered.
Some first line detachmenta Of
younger soldiers have been left 20
defend the frontlers."
The official proclamation declares
the Russians viii not continue the
war against German and Austrian
workers. and will not sign an an.
ncxntionist treaty.
Let the German and Austrian
soldiers know who In placing them
In the field and for what they are
fighting. also that we refused 10
fight them" declared the proclafna-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-12
was signed by Foreign

ton, which was signed by Foreign
Minister Tro'sky.
Troops Ordered Home
The rehabilitation prociama ton
orders withdrawal from the trenches
and concentration OF troops in the
rear for transportation 10 the in.
terror.
"Comrades. peace negotiations are
ended" the proclamation stated.
German capitalists. bankers and
landlords. supported by the silent co.
operation OF the English and French
middle classes. submitted conditions
which cannot be subscribed 20 BY the
revolution.
THE governments Of Germany and
Austria desire 20 possess countries
and peoples vanquishsd by arms.
we could not sign a peace bring.
ing sadness and oppression and SUI.
foring 10 millions Of workers. but We
~ mot and will not continue "a war
begun by the czar'B capitalists"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-12

Fisiis -i-i:. Lake suF.srisr white flsh.
tse N sklrnsi sales. 80 ~ salt col
fisf. isr n stalls sa.ttstt. fancy tfts.
hst rornsa tesf. lie ~. potato sausage.
t7ac 10 STALL ~. gGe can salmon. iac
bars laundry soap. stes bars solis,
soap. $50. large bottle cstsvp. ifel . Tns
Swedish peas. ssc. tomato soup. lee ear
s-pia,s Asxsi soups. Sc. iLe imported
rinsnios. lie. SIC can asparssus. see:
cans APPARATUS. ;ses : cans spinach Sto.
Stall ia. apples. oi.fs han aad -:
s~ediess grapefruit. sc. onioeA . ne Sse.
stalls R-if-it. spinach. iso ~ . ne
fse svsst potatoes. . rsa ffc. Z ne. f,s
Florida grapefruit. leo each. fanatics.
lie N. Htails 1911. sweet mustard
ehow-ehov. ito ~, .se bulk anrhovis..
zee ~: .ec siii riefies. Use dsz- stalls
rs.;s. Federal milk. 1875 essss Olympic
ranesss flour. ,sc rhF large rkS citrus
powder. fte ftr rolled oats. sss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-12
WEsTI.AkE

Stall "a. frenh herring. ms. isc;
fresh halibut. zoe n. now lot salt
salmon. ibo M; catfish. z ms. Ibe. Stalls
80. picnic hams. use M; oorned beef.
1850 10; shoulder rib steak. 2oo m
Stall "a. cabbage. Sc N; Yakima Gem
potatoes. si.io sack. Stall 100. fancy
inEtnn creamery butter. soc ~. cans
Cascade milk, sse. pure honey. 35o pit
Stall 1862. lemons. zoe doz dry onions.
ms. Toe Stall ipa. large pkg. washing
powder. $50. cans asparagus. aso. to-
matoes. i7o can. Stall is0. I'm. bag
Golden Rod oats. Csc. s-fb. bag corn
meal bse. Stall los. . pkgs. seeded
ralsins. 2Sc; pkrs. corn flakes. 2so; .
cans peas. sbc. Stall rs. ms. small
white beans, 7sc; Ice pkg, Aibers' rolled
oats, ioc; pkgs. macaroni or spaghetti.
2Scl i5c can Campbeirs soups, ioc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-12
HERE ARE LATE
PRICES SET BY
LOCAL BOARD

Prices being paid BY retailers for the
staples named, aud the retail pricns
witch they should not exceed are a.
follows
sfa pay sTti 90 tfssY consumers
should pay tAe 20 Dc.
CoHN sSHrr-0eiden browN retailers
pay. small 1850 20 it4r, medium 40
20 zoe. large 7sa 60 Tdc. consumers
should pay. small soc 20 sc, medium
.sc 20 sbc. large sse 10 u 90
LOCAL PATENT rLoUH Retailers
psy, sts N, bags tiiTH 20 t.sL
,9,fn bags isto 10 tssss consumers
should pay. stb. n. hsH= 40 10
tiis, ts-ts, bass 1870 60 ists.
GUAutM FI.ouR --nstAiicrs ray, 10 N,
consumers should pay. ie-fb sse 10
zoe. is.m. iib 20 tsso.
WHOLE WHEAT tLorH -ts,silsrr pay,
10 ~, zoe to save. N. t2ss 90
ifs1N consumers should pay. ION,
tbc 20 eoe. .s.rs. $50 60 t1ss,
ItNE fIOuW --n.taiierr pay. io.ib.
bfHo 10 soo. V-m. iiss 10 sfTs.
consumers should pay. lem. CSC 20
Zee. .,.ib, 1875 TO taio
HARLEY vIouH -Rstauess pay. to-ib
6oe. .g-ib. if.st, consumers should pay.
10 N, ZOE 70 fsc, b.ih, ta.oo 90 tsie.
LOCAL BuckwuEAT -Rstsiisr. pay,
s-n ieci consumers should pay soc
EASTERN uucKwuEsT- -i,stAiisfs pay.
sfh. ffhe 20 save. consumers should
pay tte 10 SIC.
DAT FLOUR Retailers pay. t-b. s1be,
consumers should pay TO- 60 ESQ
CORN MIAi,--RstAiisfs pay. an, s7N
20 toc. bulk. per No. $50 90 &C., con
safnsrs should pay. an. tsc 60 tbe.
hulk. per 70. cse 60 7e.
conn STARCH nstsasrs nav 80 20
sse. consumers should pay se 60 ffn @
rbAHi BARLEY lbuihJ - isstaiisfa pay.
~ sac 10 sei consumers should pay
Zee to lie.
ifOaf>S=- Retailers pay. 2n-ih. cans.
per dos. ii-i7h 60 fiss. sh sacks
&c % zoe. bulk. per ~, e.c % enc.
consumers should pay. per can isee
10 ise. s.r. sacks sse 10 SOC. hulk. ~ 4.
7Ar 10 tRc
ufc Retailers nay. f-rr~ h@as -
Snc 20 ieo. Japan sssd rice Go 70 te.