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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-19
RATES

Six cents per line first inser-
ton. Three cents per line each
additional insertion. No 40 less
than Is cents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-19

white black spot % one side
brown head: black ears; white and
spotted legs $50 reward for re-
turn t. 4507 Eleventh street. Harry
case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-19
MANTEn-MALE HELR.


A LARGE, reliable concern has an
opening for a dependable young
man VINO is seeking a permanent
position. to handle collections IN
residential section. must be able
to furnish best OF reference and
bond. Apply after a m q. 4
Riedell. 20b Main street. DaNehpoLG
OPENING for three young men: age
Is to 20; wishing to learn sales
manship; experience not neces-
sorry; salary SIS per week and com
nilsson TO start. Apply g. T. Rie-
dell, eos Nain street, Davenport.
MAN for porter work: United Cigar
stores Co. 1872 second avenue.
MAQHiNISTS firstclass; good wages.
permanent position Tor competent
and relia BILE men. Barnard 81 41eas
Mig. %. Moline
MESSENGER BOY; 16 YEARS OR
OLDER: FINE OPPORTUNITY 10
LEARN GOOD TRADE WESTERN
UNION TELEGRAPH co.
CJOPER: experienced; apply Illinois
LABORERS; good wages; permanent
position for reliable man Barnard
& l-eas Mfg. Co. Moline.
LAEORERS; 20; wanted; 81 per day.
L hours; pay every nlgnt. LEWIS
Roofing Co, 2434 Third avenue
MEN: TO have dentaI work done;
hours, daily . to $50. evenings
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday,
open until s: sundays. 10 TO =
WI accept Liberty bonds. DIT. A.
II. haIman, 1913 second avenue.
CAR washer; Don Sales Co.
DELIVERY boy; must be l6 years
old. Apply NJ. & K. Co.
AUGUSTANA or high school student.
to fire furnace before school IN
downtown store; good pay for
right party. Address Student
care Argus
WANTED-FEMALE HELP;
HOUSEk EEPER; call at 42p Six
teenth street between and II a
m. tomorrow. Call for +. d ,.
COMPETENT maid for general
homework; references required
Apply 2I24 Eighteenth avenue
MAID: competent; Mrs. Nj. l.. Hen
derson, 124 Nineteenth street
Phone R. |. 49,.
WAITRESS; Max cafe; 227 Seven
teenth street
Girl. or woman to do general house
work; no washing. Apply I71S
| Twenty ninth and half street.
Phone r. l. 263
WAITRESS; Palace confectionery
| GIRL; young; for light homework.
one TO go home nights preferred
Call Il. l. 1159-h
GIRL to do light homework; R. /.
GIRL. or woman good. to do kitchen
work; good wages to reliable par
ty- apply 10 matrOn, Augustana
college "
| WOMEN, to have dental work done;
hours, daily to $50 evenings.
| Monday Wedn esday and Saturday.
open until 5; Sunday, IL to Il.
VIII accept Liberty bonds. DR.. a.
/ H. kalman, 11I91z Second avenue
| MAID, to do general houseworki so2
| Twentieth street Phone h / 14lS:
| GIRL for wrapping; must be 16 years
! old. NJ & h. Co.
GIRL for general homework in Port
| Byron. Apply 914 Second avenue.
! Phone r. l. 436.
EXPERIENCED photograph dem
onstrator and safes person Ad-
dress g. care Argus.
/ EXPERIENCED shoe saIeslady; best
I salary paid Address co., care
Argus.
| GIRLS ABOUT 10 YEARS OF AGE:
( STEADY EMPLOYMENT; LIGHT
FACTORY WORK; GOOD WAGES:
OPPORTUNITY FOR + Z c e
| WORK: PACKING; 1884 FOURTH
AVE, MOLINE. ILL.
! GIRLS, to work in candy factory.
Call at Ganserts. 22l EgAeeeath
street. Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-19


ROOM. modern; furnished for light
housekeeping, 1l09 Second avenue.
ROOM; furnished; strictly modern.
Phone r. /. 1895. $50 Seventeenth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-19
MONEY TO LOAN.

CAN arrange a private loan on ur-
niture. Jewelry or chatteis. at a
low rate or interest. Phone r. L 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-19


I'M sIcn
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Ice Interpreting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-19
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

TIRES Call makes), accessories,
lamps, etc; cut prices; S35 Flying
$3.50 (alI coIors. enamen. Five
stores. 1l5-l19 East Third street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-19

STOVE. cook: good condition. To- :
Fourteenth and -a-half street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-19

APPLES. barrel: fancy New York
Bald wins Meyer a. Hammer, Sew
enteenth street, Fourth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-19

LOST. gauntlet driving glove; re-
ward Return this office.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Howard p Long. 3. and Zella, A. Cocan-
over. 2 both Of this city. Rev. J. H Ecken-
rode.
Joseph Greenberger. g. and Ftieda FYgo-
witz q. both Of New York, \. Y. Rev Ben-
jamen L. Grossman.
Leonard d. Yates, q. Of this city. and Edith
Aleen Garner. Is Of Hosdly, Va. Rev. Charles
A. Shren.
Francis Edward Daley. q. of Toledo. Ohio
and Hildreth Z. Damon. 2. Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rev Samuel 4 Rose.
JOSEPH Homer Sullivan, q Of Chicago. ILL.,.
and MisnOn Rita schlsger. q. of Bene, switzer-
land. Rev. William J. Carroll.
Henry J. RansfOrd, sO and Leah Braddock.
8, Of Baltimore Md. Rev. Louis Stern.
Myer Kline. %. and Anna Sanders, 8, both
Of this city. Rev. Moses A. Hurwitz
George ). McClintOn. q Of this city. and
josephine L. Revere. a. Of Butler. Pa Rev.
Howard +. Downs
CODORED.
John Wesley Mac 90 and Carrie johnson, y.
both Of this city Rev. Winston b. Hill
Mason ]. Trent. 90 and Rose b. Andersen. IS.
both Of this city. Rev. NJ. W u. Norman.
John Bradford, D. and Marie Jackson. Is. both
Of this city Rev. William J. How'd
William c. Martin. 5j. and Rebpcca Brown,
10. both Of this city. Rev. W. II. Drau.
Harris Garter, Sc. and Ruth Bel. 60 both Of
this city Rev. William C. Brown
The Washington herald., 1918-11-22
LISBON NAMES STREET
FOR WOODROW WILSON
Portuguese Capital Honors Presi-
dent for War Services.

PortugalS ancient capital honors
President Wilson.
As a mark Of respect and honor TO
our President and in recognition OF
the remarkable services rendered the
cause of the allies and democracy, aC-
cording to a CableGram from the
American Legation at Lisbon. the
municipal government OF Lisbon un-
animously voted to name one of the
city's most prominent highways after
President Wilson.
The street. wide and beautiful
residential avenue, was formerly
called Avenida Das Cortes, and in
the days OF the monarchy bore the
name Don Carlos l, in honor of that
king.
The "Avenida President Wilson" as
it is now denominated. is one of the
city's chief arteries and extends from
the River Tagus to the House OF Par
Lament.
Arrangements are being made for a
formal dedication with appropriate
ceremonies, in which Col. Thomas II.
Birch, American Minister and the
members of the Legation will be in
vited to participate.
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DIED.

DIED.
BARBOUR-On Wednesday, Novem-
ber 20, 1918, at her home in La
Plata, Nd. CLARA C. BARBOUR,
widow of the late George NJ. Bar
bour and daughter Of ]. Chew and
Clara E. Sheriff.
Services at Rock Creek Cemetery
chapel today at IL a. m.
BLUE-At the front with the Amer
lean Expeditionary Forces. OF
lobar pneumonia, october 10. 1918
WALTER RUSSELL, son of Mrs
Ida NJ. Blue, of the Warrington.
DAUSCH-On Wednesday. November
20. 1918, Miss MAGGIE DAUSCh
beloved daughter of the late Mich.
ael and Elizabeth Dausch, at her
residence. 123 Tenth street south.
east.
Funeral from St Mary's Church
where mass will be said at O'Clock
for repose of her soul. Intermen'
at st. Mary's Cemetery today
Funeral private.
DAWSON Tuesday. November II
1913. at United States Naval Hos
pital. Philadelphia, Pa. HARRY
G. DAVIS. C. NJ. NJ, U. S. N. X,
F.. beloved son and only child OF
aged 25 years.
LNa'I1-Ol lHuTsudyI ANoNcnlDcl -
1918, at a. m, SAMUEL H1RSH.
aged 35 years.
Funeral from his late residence,
1923 Seventh street northwest. to-
day at II O'Clock.
HOLLAND-On Tuesday. November
10. 1918, JOHN A, the beloved hus-
band of Emma ID. Holland.
Funeral will take place from Apart
ment Al. the Penhurst, today. Mass
a rrh Of n'ClnNk
LEUPP-At his home. in Stoneleign
Court, on Tuesday November H.
1918. FRANCIS f. LEUPP, aged
So years.
Funeral services at late residence
p. m. today. lnterment private.
MONKINS-On Thursday. November
p. 1918, CHARLES F.. beloved son
OF Jessie and the late William
Monkins
Funeral from his late residence. Z2l
Second street northeast. Saturday
November o. at $50 a. M, thence
to st. Cyprian's Church. where
mass will be said for the repose
OF his soul at a. m. Intermeni
at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rela-
tives and friends invited to at
tend.
RODGERS-In France, October "a
1918. OF pneumonia. Lieut.. ALEh-
A-NDEh hODGfhS, JT., olstn IN
fantry. Sth Division, American
ExpeditionaTy Forces, son of Al
exander and Virginia Cameron
Rodgers, aged "A years.
RUNKEL-On Wednesday. November
70, 1918. at her residence, 529 Shep-
herd street northwest, Mrs. MARY
B. RUNKEL, beloved and devoted
wife of Homer Runkel and mother
of Elizabeth Runkel.
Funeral from late residence at
p. m. today. Friends invited
day. (St Louis and Chicago papers
please copy.
wASHINGTON-On Monday. Norem,
Der Is. 1915 at $40 O'Clock a. m.
at his residence, 624 Third street
southwest. ANDREW. the beloved
son of Gregg and Grace Wash
ington. devoted husband of Jose
phine Washington. and affectionate
father of six children and brother
OF Robert A. Sara E, George and
Alice b. Washington.
Funeral today at ! o'clock from
his late residence, 624 Third street
southwest thence to Zion Baptist
Church. + street between Third
and Four-and-a-Half streets south
west Relatives and friends in
vited. Rev. w. ]. Howard. pastor.
WHEELER-Departed this life. Tues
day. November 10. 1918. in the 3Srd
year Of his age; at Camp Merritt.
y. j.. Corp. JOHN w. WHEELER.
United States Signal Corps, be-
loved son of the late Woodbury.
and Clara Wheeler. in the 3Srd
wear of mis- age.
Funeral today at p. m. from
l24 East Capitol street. Interment
private.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-22
BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Lyme T. and Frances Z. Shackelford. hoy,
fernley ). and Edith L. Tnney, girl.
John Q. and Rosa l.. yierkon, boy,
Milton and Fanny Wolf, girl.
Robert II. And Pauline V. Rogers. girl.
Samuel and Sadie Ritzenberg, boy.
Naleotine and Adele Pusliese girl.
William Z. and Naomi q. PlantA eirI,
Ernest Z. and EsteIle L. Nelson, girl.
Joseph II. and Anna Murdock, girl
Arthur W. and Mary ]. Micharl, boy.
Mikel p. and Mary Z. Mayhem. girl.
Guy X. and Lily Z. LOwen, girl.
Andrew {. and Camille C. Lloyd, boy.
Robert L. and Annie J. Jsnson. girl
Clinton c. and Helene L. Hunter, arl.
Henry X. and Yoonne Hayes, bog.
Addison and Fred4 A. Hamilton, boy.
Harold and Emma II. DOtteTer, girl.
Lloyd and Elizabeth Darden, girl.
James A and Clara Corcoran, boy.
Lorenzo and Florence Coppolo. boy.
Edward NJ. and Vera McF. Chamberlin, girl
William A. and Agnes II. Csdy. boy.
George @. and Ida b. Bauer. boy
CoLoRED.
William A. and Cara Richardson, boy.
James and Lola Ray, boy.
J. X. and Ida Pendleton. boy.
Edward G. and Henrietta OUTLAW, girl
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Today's Casualty List
CONTINUED FROM PAGE EIGHT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE EIGHT.
SERGEANTS.
j. r. Breslin, Roxbury. Mass.
Edmund Chaplin. Pottstown, Pa.
r. A. Dunno, New York, n. Y.
II. g, Gibson. Holly, Mich.
J. B. Jordan, Denver. Colo.
Lawrence Lundy. Packard, Ay.
NJ. ]. Martin. Oswego- n. Y.
f. W. Molly. Philadelphia IA.
G. F. Ryan. Jersey City, n. ].
Leo L. Violin. Pittsfield. Mass.
Thos. p. williams. Collingswood, n. J
George f. Young, Fort Cobb, OAia.
Bert Arkema, Grand Rapids. siich.
B. r. Crissinger, Farnhsmvillt, lows
M ]. Davidson, Providence, X L
]. A. Henderson. Harrisburg, Pa
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YhB ~ or kl - n a
T. Ill III

John a. Holland. % years. The Penhurst, Is
H st. ne.
Charles Vernon Seipp. mon, 800 Tenn. ave.
ne.
Dusias A. Heidrch. 10 hours. SIS ast st. NV
COLORED
Milie Campbell, %. Madison alley NV.
ChAries NJ Carter, So, Gordon ave-
May Holmes, "a, G6 st. sw.
ssilie brennan, 50, Garfield Hospital.
Charles y. Msnkins. g. Us 2nd st. ne.
hStelie Richardson J. lZ9 Stanton road Sc
Buster Fitzgerald, mon., z20 10Th st. NV,
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DEATH RECORD.
" HITE

Lsidley n. Walton. 8 years. zoe A st. ne
William NiInrOd Trammell, 76, 49l ST. sv.
Bertha L. Crosby. l3. 1900 Rnsedsle st. ne.
Virginia Alhertha Bell 8. sl6 Mass ave. ne
Edward L. Hill. "a. AIS =. c. ave. Sc
Clara Holtzmen. z. 2OO g st NV
Maggie f Dausch a. l23 10th ST. Sc
Maria l.. Ellis. 6s. 1899 Columbia road.
Hubert Handrick q ST. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Francis f. LOupD. 90. Stoneleigh court
Carrie Wolf, 81. Chevy Chase San.
John SmAlIs. 70. So St s~.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-22

In Sardinia and CaIabria white
-four has been imported and dis
tributed by the Red Cross to 1855
towns, more than 1900 children
having been benefited. In the war
zone near Milan fourteen institu-
tions have been aided, to care for
$500 children.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-22
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE.
ATTENTION. HOMESEEKERS.

BEAUTIFUL TROPICAL HOME SITES
10 select Florida bungalow colony. Rich in
,troTtcal Terdure. All year climate Local prod-
ucts make living cheap. Colony situated on
maEny1eent protected waters opening into the
bab'lyN Gulf Of Mexico. Wonderful boating ard
fSsinE Fish and oysters ip abundance Unidue
new selling plan briugs property within reach
o. psople Of modest income Finest references
Nati'-al bank holds and delivers deed can
risnns or write Tor hJg frss detail information
BAY CO. ~ Rlsss BldE-. tel. Main T5fl.
wa.hin=soA, DC. naz@
The Washington herald., 1918-11-22
USED CARS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding Probate Court. No. 1904
Administration. Pilis is to give notice: That
the subscriber Of the District Of Columbia has
obtained from the Probate Court Of the District
Of Columbia, letters Of administration on the
estate OF James c. Malcolm, late Of the District
Of Columbia, deceased All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated, to the subscriber on or
before the 18th day Of November. A. d.. 1919.
otherwise they may by law be excluded from ali
benefit OF said estate Given under my hand
COLIN. aG5 Northampton st, Chew Cbsse n
@, Attest: tsean JAMES TANNER Register
OF Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court. Tucker. Kenyon & Mac
farland. AttOrneys
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PERSONALS.

WORKINGMEN-FOR WE CANNOT PER
nit any dealer to sell lower, where would we
be If you could duplicate or values? But our
trade say We sell reliable new pants at s. up
and best Of fine grade slightly used byercoats
made by fine tailors. Priced $ up. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND, 6l9 D. no22It
The Washington herald., 1918-11-22
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
W. W. Chsmsen G =. Chambsn
W. W. CHAMBERS co.

400 Chaplin st. N. W.
We Use Automobile Service Exclusively.
Modern Chapel. Day or Night Phone Col. ~
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBlLES.

FORD ROADSTER IN GOOD CONDITION;
500 Gail Columbia IZ74 or 58 Irving st. NV.
no22-3t
A DETROIT WEATHERPROOF TOP On
your automobile makes motoring delightful
winter summer See sample and order your
top today. MFRS. ACT. As ST. ne noI9-et
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EDUCATIONAL.
100 Y. Y. Ave.
MONEY 10 LOAN.

HONET - LOAS ON APPROVED CITY
real ss.Ate at lowest current rates; special
privileges With respect to Uh- psments
TYLER \ RUTH ERFORD Inc 81 18th st u
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WANTED TO BUY.

WILL CALL IN MY CSLETTERED AUTO
mobile. city OF Suburban. and pa, you highest
prices for sdies', septlemen's chDdrep's dis
csrhed clothing Of al descriptions. Address
postsI or phone ] vii call E-RICE. LIZ Ttb
~ I-S
The Washington herald., 1918-11-22

BOYS TO SERVE HERALD, $40
per month and bonus. Apply
Nj. D. ANDELET. $50 E St Sc.
GOOD ROUTE BOY. APPLY TO
HE. SMITH, 6O3 c st. sw. If.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-22

Thirty-two million six hundred an,
The Washington herald., 1918-11-22

Mrs. Joseph X. Particle and chill
dren are home for a visit with Mrs
Particles father, Mr.. William d
O'Brien, of 264 Eighth street. Troy,
n. Y. Col. Particle is spending a
short leave with his family, but will
return shortly to Camp Beauregsrd
Alexandra, La. where he is on duty
as chief OF stan OF the Seventeenth
Division.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Bv Catherine Carter

The children's fair was exceptionally
good this year. Everybody seemed to
enter into the spirit of it and some
very fine exhibits were shown. Corn
and wheat were featured this year and
it is hoped that as result of this
more of these cereals will be raised in
the valley.
A picnic was held by the high school
girls last week, arranged by Miss
Smith, the physical education teacher.
1t was held Thursday evening on the
sandbar. Swimming was enjoyed by
many of the girls, after which weenies
were roasted, coffee made and every
body had good time.
School will let out for apple season
next Friday. During this time every.
one is expected to help with the APP
pies.
There will be no football games un-
I'll a ter the two weeks vacation. A
good team is expected this year and by
the support Of the townspeople we eX.
pect to have some very good games.
Merle Moore, the new manual train
ing teacher, arrived Monday morning
to take up his work in the high school.
He was an O. A. c. student and came
here from North Bend, Wash.
ITO He'll With the Kaiser
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-26

ty Court at its September session as
follows:
Allowances.
Mahlon Hall $l2, Boys and Girls
Aid SIS. VIM Davidson, care of Mrs
Hannesman SIS, c, A. Puddy, care of
d. G. Miller $50
Widows Pensions.
Emma c. Willis $40, Cora b.
Orians $3.50, Rose OdeH SIS, Ida
arker SO, Mary L Miller SO, Lus-
siana Hoagland $40 Selma 5. Anna.
la $40, Lille b. Forsberg $40
Road Labor.
j w Beaetty S75.25, George Hanna
man $77, II Frederickson $9450
{ d McIlroy $l2O.31. Frank Gluke
$S275, NJ l. Moore $9450, c A Par
fott $S925, j f Candee 50, G Dog
gett $7O.75, j b Doggett SIG, F NJ
Ireland 1926, Ray Gilby $9S, W.
Whiting $3.50, T. Hopper $94.50, G.
Hannel SSS.3S Joe klobas $91, Geo
Wishart $94,50, Roy Blagg $2975.
General Claims.
f w Angus, fruit inspector, s7S9S;
Hubbard Taylor groceries for indi-
gent. S1.50; c A Puddy, Circuit
court juror, $5 Pacific Power and
Light Co, light $3.50 A w ON.
thank, Justices court, $245; f S
Olinger, constable, justices court,
$3.50, c X Nicholson, district seal
er, $1S13, Ore Wash Tel Co., for
phones in clerk S and sheriff's Offic-
es, $10.95; Robert Leasure, eec-
ton, So; Hood River Glacier, print
ing and advertising, $1S25, l. b Glib
son, school superintendent ex-
penses, $2065 Thos. f johnson,
sheriff's expenses, $721; ] o Han
mum, county commissioner, $S Hood
River water department, water,
$7.25 Ed Hawkes., county commits
sioner, SIS; Jesse Edgington, elec-
ton polling place, St; Hood River
News, printing and advertising,
$10.45, Glass & Prudhomme com
rany, office supplies, 1892; VIM H
kdick, deputy assessor, $58 A r
Cruikshank, surveyor, $3.50: Cot
tage Hospital care of Watson, $40;
W S Crapper. Circuit Court juror
$40; Isaac T Beal, logs to Mount
Hood, $40; Parker & Banfeld, first
half of county's portion in Hood
River bridge, $3,96S49 w Hepp
ner, work for Angus, $277S Silas
Soule, 1915 tax rebate, SIS; Hood
River Garage, supplies, $12.7S; Row
land Wiley, auto hire, $2 r War
ner damages to truck, $685.; Stew
art hardware company, supplies
$29S96; Transfer & Livery company
freight and hauling, 1917; Standard
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-26
WEEKS REPORT FROM
PRICE Committee

The food administration S price com
mittee gives the following wholesale
and retail quotations on staple com.
modtes
Fresh eggs, soc 55c.
Butter, fresh creamery, 584c 65c to
zoe.
Potatoes, new, per 100 pounds, 2tc 3
Cheese, full cream, soc; 38c.
Corn meal, yellow, bulk. 100 pounds,
S.. 80; 7Ac
Corn meal, white, bulk, 100 pounds,
Sc 10; 7.c.
Corn meal, yellow, l0-pound bags,
l0-bag bale, Sc. so; 75c.
Corn meal, white. l0-pound bags, To-
bag bale, $6. 70; Toe
Rolled oats, 9-pound bags, 724c; 85c.
Rolled oats, 20-ounce package, doz., =,
l2c; l5c.
Barley -four. bulk, barrel, 5000 to
$3.50 7ac to 9Ac.
Barley flour, l0.pound bags, bale,
So. 40 to S. so; 75c to 95c.
Rice, head, per 100 pounds, Sl0.7
lac.
Corn flour, white, bulk, per 100
pounds, Sc. 70; Sc.
Corn flour, white. l0-pound bag,
bale, $500; SOC.
Rye flour, l0.pound bag, bale, So. 70 ;
S5c.
Hominy, l0-pound bag, bale Sc. so
S5c.
Beans, small white, lie; l5c.
Wheat -four, 49-pound sacks, 81.
So. 10 to 1926.
Wheat flour, 24s-pound sack, 81. As
81. so to 81 65.
Wheat flour, l0.pound bags, bale,
64c; 75c.
Sugar, white granulated, $8 25 9Ac
to l0c.
Evaporated milk, 6 OF. can, 7!c; TO-.
Evaporated milk. l6 OF. can, l5c zoe.
Lard, pure leaf, per pound, 33c 42c.
Breakfast bacon, 4Sc soc.
Fresh Fish. l2hc to l5c; lSc to 20c.
What becomes of the consumers dol
lar when he buys food
Wholesale cost. 80 per cent salaries,
10; delivery, %, Rent, light and heat,
2 Loss and depre citation, ; adverts-
ing, b taxes and supplies, ! net profit,
81 total, 100 per cent.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-26

Oil company, gas and oil, $6261
Standard Lumber company. lumber.
$S. 40, w l. Nichols, work at Way
street pit, SIG; Nicolai Nepp"ch
company, doors and windows for
garage $3420 A O Hershey, NOV
ing engine to crusher. S9.62; Kelly
Bros cement $l0.62, w l. Gregory.
truck hire, $37S, ] 0 tIannum, road
master, $3.50; II O Ferguson,
chairman $4.25, Gilbert Motor Car
company, truck hire and tube, $1S7,.
Is; + NJ ireland, car hire, $52 How
ell Bros, repairs, $3.50, W ! Under
wood truck driver $75 Bridal Veil
Lumber company, lumber and ce-
ment, $59.71; G B Hatch, concrete
wall, s17; Zolls Bros, labor and INA
terial for garage, $64547 Fir Lur,
ber company lumber. S5.S7, Gl n
Greene. chairman $50 Ciaord
Greene, chairman, $7S5; f A FTauZ,
supplies. $27S2; Sherman Frank,
powder and fuse, S39.35 Dewitt Mo-
tor company, supplies $3.50; W J
Baker q co. insurance ON garage,
$40.50 Apple City Electric. Wilmg
garage, $4707; Transfer & Livery
company, hauling, s335.50; Hood
River water department, wafer. 81
Pacific Power & Light company,
power for gravel pit, $3.50. VI IN
derwood. truck driver. SIS, frank
Gluke, labor, $33 325; Farmers lrrie
eating company culyert and pipe al
cemetery $1917; Floyd Gortor "a
Dor, $3.50