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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-26
CLARNO TOWNSHIP
SURPRISE PARTY IN HONOR OF
MIR. AND MRS. GEO. McQUIL-
LAN-RED CROSS.

Clarno, Feb. Especial: Mr..
and Mrs. George McQuillan, who are
moving from their farm in Orland to
Madison, were given a farewell party
last Sunday evening. 1t was intend
ed as a surprise, but they had become
aware of the intentions of the neigh
bors and were prepared for them, so
the surprise was on the guests. The
guests yer given a series of sur
'prises during the entertainment of
the evening. Supper was served at
midnight, after which Mr.. McQuillan
was presented with a leather travel
ing bag and Mrs. McQuillan a beau
tiful chatting dish as a token of re-
membrance by their many friends
and neighbors. A. E. Ross gave the
presentation speech and Mr.. McQuil-
Ian responded, heartily expressing
their appreciation of the gifts which
were treasured because of the spirit
in which they were given.
The Clarno branch of the Red
Cross which was organized here a
couple of weeks ago has now a mem
bership of Al. The first meeting was
held last Thursday at the G.. T. Ly-
ons home. The next meeting will be
held at the N. p. Johnson home
Wednesday afternoon, March s. All
are cordially invited to attend. The
officers are: Mrs. Perm Lewis, vice
president; Miss Alma Johnson, Sec
Rotary; Mrs. G. T. Lyons, treasurer:
Mrs. John Trotter, chairman of sup
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-26

Buy your National Mazda lamps at
Chris Rensch's hardware store. Com
plete stock at all times.
Fresh fish at Peck's Market.
For Sale. Rhode Island Red cock
erels.-Heyo Dirksen, Center street
West.
Mems dress shoes at Peters G.
Wooley.
War savings and thrift stamps for
sale at any bank or the postoffice.
Inquire at Dakota State Bank.
Wanted to Rent. Five or six room
modern cottage. Inquire at this Of
flee.
Lost. Black fur robe one edge
burned. Leave at this office.
Smoked fish at Peck's Market.
For Sale or Trade. Modern home.
905 North Prairie avenue, Sioux
Falls. Will exchange for residence
in Madison.-Geo. A. Byers, Draper,
S. ID.
Salt fish at Peck's Market.
The Uneeda Rest club will meet
with Mrs. Olstad tomorrow after.
Don
st. Katherine's Guild will meet al
the guild hall tomorrow afternoon al
2;30 o'clock.
Notice to our friends and patrons,
Owing to the conditions now existing
the wholesale dealers compel us tC
pay cash and it becomes necessary fol-
us to request that all accounts due
must be paid monthly not over 81
days.-Home Supply Co.
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BASKET BALL
TOURNAMENT WINNERS WILL
RECEIVE SILVER Low
ING CUP.

Guy E. Hanson has offered a splen-
did silver loving cup to the winner
of the high school district basket ball
tournament. The school winning the
cup is to hold it M year and in cas-
any one school wins it three years in
succession it will belong to them
permanently. This will create more
interest in the contests and will be
an added incentive to the boys to do
their best.
Carthage high school phoned this
morning that one of the members of
their basket ball team died suddenly
last night after a two days illness.
So In honor of him they will drop out
Of the tournament which will make a
new draw necessary. This and the
schedule of the games will be an
nounced tomorrow night.
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LOCAL NEWS.

"
Broken Lenses accurately dupli-
Gated while you wait. Eyes exam
ined and frames fitted.-Yaeger's
Optical Parlor.
For Rent. Seven room house
Chas Martin. Phone $3.50.
For Sale or Rent. My place on
Egan avenue.-Mrs. Hattie B. Bor-
land.
Seed corn for sale. Sample oil
1915 crop on exhibition at f. L,
Kingsley's office.
Eat at Jacks.
Mems work shoes at Peters &
Wooley.
Yes, the famous Gotzian shoes al
Peters & Wooley.
Take your next meal at Rays Res.
raurant. 35 cents.
Eat at Jacks.
Wanted. Competent girl for gen,
FalahaAseWnrk-MIssBE Ketch.
am.
For Sale. Steel King wagon, triple
box, good condition. Phone $500.
Your boysI school shoes at Peters
& Wooley.
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ply committee. The following are
the members who have enrolled: Mr..
and Mrs. Perm Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Trotter, MI. and Mrs. Herman
Zentner, Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot Lyons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis jacobson, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Bradshaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. f. Shirley, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
p. Knatzar, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ander-
son, Mesdames Minnie Cramton, John
Arvidson, VIM. Barth, E. A. Lyons,
Peter Johanson; Messrs. Hans Jo-
hanson, Detlef Johanson, N. p. John
son, Harold Johnson, Phillip Jacob
son, VIM. Cramton, Albert Arvidson,
Frank Boyer. c. E. Doty, John Dono-
hue, sr., John Donohue, jr., Frank
Harrison, John Erickson, Murray La
Bounty; Misses Alma Johnson, Hazel
Nelson, Mary Donohue, Laura Foster,
Mrs. G. w. Reynolds is quite ill,
having suffered a slight stroke.
Dale Lyons, who returned a short
time ago from Tennessee, is laid up
with a severe attack of rheumatism
Ruth Arvidson returned Sunday
from Council Bluffs, Ia, to care for
her mother, who is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Herd, oil
Sioux Falls, are visiting at the home
of the l~atter's father, Frank Harri.
son.
Harold Johnson departed Thursday
for Camp Funston, Kan. to visit his
brother, Carl Johnson, who is en-,
camped there.
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NOTICE.

Owing to the high cost and stress
of times, it is necessary for us to cur
tail our expenses as much as possible
and yet give our customers the pest
possible service. In order to do this
we have placed our several delivery
wagons under one management.
Beginning Monday morning, March A,
there will be only two deliveries in
the morning, one at $40, and the
other at 1920, excepting Saturdays,
there will be two additional deliveries
in the afternoon at $3.50 and 5.
Customers will please place their
orders as early as possible as we have
no way of making special delivery.
Ed Nelson,
F. Peck,
' -Scudder Bros.
The Daily Leaders facilities for
ioh nrinfing are unsUruasg0d.
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We desire to extend our sincere
thanks to all those who 80 kindly
sympathized with and assisted us in
our late bereavement.-Mrs. Whit
more and family, Mrs. C. Terwilli-
ger. Mrs. d. McKinnon.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

/ hereby announce myself as can.
didate for the nomination Of super
intendent Of schools of Lake county
subject to the decision of the voter
in the republican primaries.-Emily
s. Glatz.
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gom OfieeftranS.
yon grisbri4 Spistbassn.

.Usais on rsOient touiOurs a Ies
prsmiers amours" - ba BARI idp nit
irsili4 niht punosrn. penn id Don
.3sit 3u 3eit INNER tpisbsr an ben Oft
fssitranb 5uriidtsbre. Dsnn bas ift
bei mir ausssmadt: bic Oitise TT
meins srite 2isbs seipefen. als ich mit
adi5ebn Sabrsu ben libel eema8tsu
oeIm' meiner iupsnilsn Grfabrungen
auf BEN appfe, aus Stralinnbs unb
ietnes Gpmnaiiums quetf9eHbtr Gnss
in bic peite gDelt nnb pprerit an be
ilniDeriiidt mad Berlin gins, bate i'd
nod ipsnigen UtOnotn ibon ben blons
nen 4affiih, fir ben Der Setunbansr
gsI@pGrmt, uno has fA0ne itolse
fur bas ber primaner glib
ie, uHb bcs ibm ftsis duf ben ssoni,
lIsns unb RehourcebGllen ben erftsn
geui3sr unb eiH uHb has aupere W2al
icgar ben aotillon aufbob, total btrs
gshen - bic eeIiebte Oitfse nidi. s5br
hebres Bib itanb DOT mtinen @eiit, es
fHIi9 In meine Srdunx. gspor TN.
ntr bsrisIbs SruuHi. S4 iapebte aus
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90; fair bis cute $13.00-15.75; ors
birdrs uiib grobe $6.00-11OO.
g 4fptfne. - Der marft 1ffnes
te beute fpdt unb 25-50c nisbriser
aIs am ssitrisen Gage. qeifte fparen
itstis, syerfeI nieiit einen Quarter uno
mebr nisbriger. Sdue unb Stass pas
rem langfam unb oerlpren 25-50c.
Der G4IuB mar itstis unb Der ums
iab Elm gutter.
lustrldene idpere 225 pfuub unb
mebr $16.75; fair bis CUTE semiifae
unb Glsifherfortsn 16O g}fuu6 nnb
mtbr $16.75-16.85; fair bis quite
Isi6ts 120 BIZ 155 pfunb $1,000
1876; oroindrs bis CUTE 1yertel ITO
Yfitnb unb peniger $11.5O-l5.50;
oroindrs Bis CUTE istte Sdue $1,000
1900; ertra $15.25; orbindre Biz sus
te Gtoss $1000-1250; 4ertra
$12.75.
g 9afe unb 6 MINER. - Die
3ufuhr mar bei9rdntt, bic Ra6fraee
brineeub uno bic preiie itstis bis
itarf.
S6afs, auserleiene 6is ertra $10.S
50-l1.00; fair Bis quite $9.OO--1o.s
so; orbindrs $5.O0-8.OO; g5de $9.s
rs unb tpsniger. 2Gmmer. auserIsis=
ne Bis ertra $1S.0o-18.5o; fair biz
CUTE $17.00-18.O0; orbindre $1,000
-13.00.
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Berfa BIT

Minbpieb. - Die 3ufubr nor
bsute etipas reidli6r. Gfiere parsn
itetis un6 bic prsife Die dltsn- glussrs
Iefsnes lsihtes G9lnhtpieb mar ftttig
bis 10-25e niebriger. Ginfnhes, ge-
ip0hnIiGes nnb mittluss S4la@tpieb
mar uneIad unb 25-5Oe niebriser,
Riib unb Ganners parei itetig. @ute
WIdiiibe parm isltsn Hnb itstis.
Gtpders uub deeeers tpurbeH Hid,t
perlangt.
MittIere unb fGp<rs Stisre $1,000
-13.00; s5lsiiher Gtiere 500
1000; auserIefsne bis srira $10.25-
1880; Seifsrs $500 1000; auss.
Ieisns bis srirn Sl0.25-11.50; aiik
$6.75-S.o0; auserleisne bis ertra
$s25-l0.00; Gamers $6.00--6.50;
Mlildiiibe 5000 10000; Gtodsrs
inb 5<sbsrs $6.O0-9.50.
Hullsn. - Die 3ufuhr mar
bs;ite serine. Die Radfrass mar gut
unb bie greiFs jtetis bis fart.
a5stts 9ulIen $10.50-1l00; 9os
losna SS-50-10.25; magsre unb
lsitte $6.O0-S.OO.
4diber. - Die 3ufubr mar
bsute reiddid, Der Wdrft uuperdnbert
lub bic preifs itetig.
Rsite ki3te stilbsT s1h.75 -l6.s
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0tffus4, ~ Ssnsar 1919,
De psnssu u1ssa tests sonsui bsIddf.
iiGt nEb BIZ Ha6fsaoe mad 9srfebtn sin<
eGss. De 6iaSgafsE fab snperd abegt ee'
knbn t5fF 9ereben uHrbsn poa Dea
panies 6& bsfs&Het, bic WafIsr .sber pls'
firiss 6sris5en .sn saas ~ sK--ox.
n>1fs ~ nm ~
Dyrosn ~ 1ari ,siiHen Dauien serfsuIt
~ gsdntssssse tetsdss soe vtknis pts
Us>Sd srf esssea
ei4tUsA,d aui HsaDsn Dsrbel ~
"a 20 Yis. St:diss eaetist. me4s
ld suf 1srlin pnSbeI nLGf ansfist: n!
Be9fd aut qaris f1.15t pro 6fane aul
emiereani ~ Sso 0nfbsH. Us6fa
ani Hkn Durb<n nt6s suosiSf. xirss
~. Slptsl 1876. Gsplteln pro krens
ss.5of. l5rsnes s6aptiD sSKs.
uissnss esuis.tlntx>s.'
Die iimi6te I'm bifioen 6tearineboufe
bshsisn ~ lesie snf eg,os7,6is.
ssssI.sdsstissss.
9is Gel4x{te pasea teEff fIau an efr
tisjiass B5gis, Hne bis prsiis sm Rs6Wit'
.aas etpnS ieigeg eui be GsfiiHbigdus bin,
bah BIZ Gsfnmbia Gas q Electric 60. isge
rsa, Imhtias pis1djatrlld1f 4tpibsRbe bon
1 Drolfnt ssfidrt babe. Saalbax ON 10.
Eebrpsr. Ek ioisfnssa Btrfaufe Hnb ~
~ ~ ssa,.
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GbieagO, 23. Samuar.

g G9ptine. - 3ufubr 1900;
morsen 44.0o0; @artt ftetis, &c boz
ber als ssierrl Buff $16.N-16.80;
Iti4ts $15-60-16.7o; ssmif6ts $16.a
I0-16.S0; fdipere $16.10-16.S5;
raiibe $1610-l6.25; Gertel $1276
-1520.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 1900;
moreen 1900; Martt fart. gldtiOs
Stiere $8.O-13.9O; Stoders unb
Jsseers $710-10.9O; stiik ulp
Seifers $6.10-1L85;. adlber 1925
1850.
S4afe 3ufubr 1900; NOR
gen $4,000; Marst felt; Detbers
$9.70-l3.25; Gammsr $14.4o-
1850.
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Suder. - Yref1s ter. - Hdfifs
nirtsr Gut 2oaf $10.55; poipbereo
$9.15; sranulirisr $500; Gonfeetio,
|nfrs n" $3.50 per 100 pfunb; Rem
Orleans CLARIFIED ibsiBsr $685.
20; bO. seIter sS.00-8-25 per 100
pfruh.
WoIaffss. - ulnrtt jfetig. -
gfsp Orleans Dppen Refill IS 65<;
Centrifugal 25--34e per GnlIone.
Reis. - eyira fanfp 5eab o.
9ac; fanen SA-sas; issonb 0enb Sc;
sebrO&ener TIC; Sapan s4-Sae.
: Dairs.p .ps0butts
Butter. - Wlarit 5ismIiG Isbs
BAIT. preiis ftit. - @bOIsmiIt ert,aI
b3e: gsntrali5eb EXTRA SOFT; GkHtraz
liasb firfts 4sae; fssoubs Acc; Ganrb
Dairp 45s; Yadins Stpd 32-36e
per piunb.
Rdfs. - Warii fsf; Obio 25ae;
ROrotpefii6sr 26e; Rem gort 27sc;
Stipei5sr H-66c; aimburssr 27-|
27lr; bo. 4rid 2Sae per plumb.
Gisr- - sriIde Gisr iinb in
1a6frogs. pTirna firiis 5iibHertieer
CSC; firits Csc; ordinate firfs 52e;
inonbs 49c per Dubtnb.
GefIHgeI. - Marit lsbbaft;
preiie fef. - groilsrs 5ipsi pfunb |
anb barinttr 26e; sJrpsrs iibsr sipei
pfunb 26e; 9dbne lS 20s; 6iibnsr |
% 2-24s; Srutbiibnsr BON S---10I
piunb 2e Gents; DO. NIT trummer
gruf 1se; gals 81; ipeibe Gntsu
&c; farbies 25c; @dnle 1s-20c; |
alis Gaubsn s16O per Dubenb.
Eafen. - go. / 2.50-3 400;
10. 2. $1.75-2.25; 30 3 8o-75s
psr Dutsnn.
ObRunb GemHfe.
3itronen. - California $3.50
800 per Rihe; aimts $27t--8.00
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9lmsipdrtise Mdrfte.
ZEN go1t. %. Sanuar.


WeIi4tOrn. = Mnrtt ftetis; ailn
Srieb 30. 8 setbes SLIT uub SO. 8
ssiniidtes SLIP Soften uEb Jra&t
Rem yprt fOfprtigr gsriauot; arsens
TIMES $2.05 DerIangt Soften uno
Jraht Rem gort bel antuHft.
5aftr. - Wartt feit; $100.
S1mal5. - Wartt beinabe feths;
glibole Weii $25.25-25.35.
Der Marit fir Die aneeren artriel
mar uHptrdubert.
3uder. - Rober, Wnrtt itstig;
Centrifugal $60o5; MoIaiTes, nomi'
nsn; raffmirier, ftstis; feiu srauaiir'
ter $745.
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per Riff.
Or|nnseu. - Jloribn $3.50
500; 3aHstrine $3.oo-3.25 pss
aiifs.
Ananas. - Ssls Of pines 81
$500 per Crate
0rnpe Gruit. - JIorioa $S.s
25-4.00 per Rife.
Napier. - Sonnbnn $3.50
$500 PER Bbi. Gmofebouie $3.50
500 per BEL; Rambo Mepfsl $4.25
-4.50 per BEL; @rimss GoIem $6.s
90 per Wbl.; Molf Ripsr $3.50 per
3d.: gitpins $4.50-5.o0 per gbl;
orbindrs eorien 75r-$1.Oo per gbl.
gfrnsH. - Eiefsrs $3.60--4.0
per BbI.
Somqtoes. = 1rsibbaus Is
Zoe per plumb.
QartoffeIn. ginbeinIiffs
$300-3.25; Midisau $2.65-2.75
per 100 pfunb Sad auf BEN GsIriis.
SHbfartoffeln. Rantp
6oll $2.00-2-25 per Camper.
Curtin - 8reibbaus S1.75--
200 per 0utenS.
araut. ~ Ddnif9es $500
5000 per Ton unb &.5o-550 per
IbI.
GttdrHbeu. s2.40-2.50
pei Blu.
@sibtaaben - $2.5o-2.75
per gbl.
3nie6tln - @elbe $2.25-
2.50; tpsiEt $2.50-2.75 per bunbsrt
pfnnb God nuf bem Geleiis.
Griiue gobnsn. - Siibli6e
$3-50-4.00 per 9amper.
anrotten - Ginbeimiihe ST.
80 per Bbl.
Sen. - go. / 5imotbp $H o.
31.5o; 90. 2 Simotbp $30.5o-31.s =
90; 30 8 Iimotbp $29.5o-30.00;
Ro. ! semiidter alse $31.00; Rp. Q
eenriftter alee $50. 0-30.5o: Ro. /
aiee $500; go. 9 aiee $3100--
3f.50; alfalfa $30-34; Rossenitrob
$15.OO-15.50; @ei5snitrob $3.50
1900; Sdferftrob $14.6o-15.oo per
Ionne.
Miblsnfutter. - Wartt Isbs
baft. - alsie $38.O0-38.50; gsibs
blings braune $44.00-45.OO; tDeiB.
s46.00-47.00; gemti4tes Gutter
$45.50-46.00.
GGmereten. Warit feit;
alesiamsn S16.75-18.0O per gu.
bonn Stors; 1imotbp $3.B-415;
Jladsiamen $4.25 per gu.
Dsrf@iebsues.
Dele. - Rartt jfetis. - 2sinol
robes $1.23 per GaIlone IN partien
BON Ia 8bl.; 10 GalIonsn &c,
iodiss $1.24; gPo. / 2arb5l. $1.o8-
1.10; Winters1eit $1.25-1.30; Gots
ton Sesb Dill raft. $1.32 per gaIIons;
asrptntin 53c in partisn DON 1-5
SOB; Petroleum, SbiO Carbon Staie
aeif 9te: Spesials Sorte 10e; Rsb
GrOpn Gafoliu 24e; Rapbta 3or per
Gaucne.
SaIa - Der Wartt In fer. -
Obio Riper $500 per 8bI. bon 100
pfunb, JubrIobH binsusefiist.
GALS. - Wartt Fart. - prima
Gin. 17h--1Sc; bo. Gountrp Is
15Se per pfunb.
RobIen. - MarIt rubis. pitiss
burg $50o-6.00; Samantha $500
600: Slut unb Slad $4.50- -5.75 per
9onne abseiiefert. Rau&ofe Stiids
ipbIsn $50; aHthrasiis 5000 per
Tonne abssliefsrt. gois fofsst 5000
D.60 pei Sonne abgelidert.
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SJuf N hnutL 20 Jun. lotc.
Die naddoIsenbeu Quotirunssn be-
5ieben f9 mn aaf gnsross saransai'
iipnen. Hsi fIeinsreu GeiddfteH mere
ben stfpas b5bere prSfe bsrs4Het.
probifioneH
9 Sdmnls. Yrinaa Sttam
23.90-24.05c; 1anep 24-24Ae.
SrodengefaISents GleH9.
Gbcrt clear Geittn 28 Gents; eTfra
ibort dear Gsiisn 27a-28e; furf
4ippsn 27t 2se; Bellies 29s-3oe
ptr pfino.
Gerdu4srtes Gttif6. =
Gbori clear Ssiten 30-3oae; EXTRA
ibori Clear Geiten 3O--30ae; iur5s
seippeu 3O-oOse; Bellies 323-SSs.
Gugar Gurtb 5Isif4. =
Shinftn 2si-29ae; s)ienif S9uls
tern 24-24ss; Brsnifaii Bacon 37a
-39f; G6ultern IN qadetsn "a
24ae; Rem gori Gut 26s-Ne; se
trpdnsts Beef S9uItsrn 31--313e.
GHbsspSdtltts Glsif d.
S9infeH 25i-26e; pienic GdlItsrn
21at; Bellies 33-35e; Saultern IN
padeisn 21At; Rem yorf Gut bo. 70
--232s.
Brif9ts Sfsif&.- GdiHs
ten, Ipie 23a--241e; pienk S4ul'
tern 20-2oae: @4ultsrn 22-22se;
ilr5e Rippenieiten 24h 25c; ibort
clear RippsnieitsH 24h-25e; ertra
fbort clear Rippsnisiitu 25fe; Isi4ts
EslIiss 32-33e; iaaptre b0. 3o-3le.
Mtbl unb Gttreib.
MtbI. - Minter paiH,i $10.70;
Winitr fanep 1920; winisr fnmilp
$9.70; Wintsr srtra $8.70; Winter
orbindre $500; 6artss M<issn goient
s11.25-1175; 5artss @ei5en fanfp
$10.50-11.00; 6artss Dsi3en fns
Min $9.75-10.75; Rortbpsitrn ses
mifftts S9.50-e75; Hossen, 9itn,
reinss. $9.75-10.OO; Rpsgsn, Gitp,
semifdtes. $9.75--l0.00.
nielsen. - Der Warfi mar ftes
tis; Ro. / roter $780,; To. 2 ros
ibtr $2.17; 30. 3 rotber $2.l4; go. 4
s2.12 per Bu.
Wefftform Die Quotirun>
gen fallsu itmpordr aus. ba ipfolss
bss geringen slHsebois feiue gyreie
ieftsefteIlt .perben fSnnen. = Meibss
acItsniorn $1.45-1,55; selbss aol'
beIfOrn $145-1.55; seniidtes aols
beuiorn $1.40-l5o; msi@es aorn
$1.00-L30.
Safsr. - 90. 2 ipeiber e5e;I
Gtanbarb ipsibef S4ae; go. 3 fptiBer
s4e; go. A iueiber 83ae; Vo. 2 se'
mifGtsr 83e; 30. 3 semii4ter einbei'
mif@er S2-82lf; go. 4 semif&ts
Roggen. - 80. 2 $1.6-1-89;
no. 8 $1.85-LS7; SO. 4 $182-I
lbs; prObs s1.75-1.S0.
Dbisiel.
Gs purb<u beaiis 103 yaffer a,tf
Der 1aiis BON $3.50 per GalIone pers
iaufs.
groceries.
Raffe. - Sapa 27--32e; Wloz |
4a 27-3ot; Guatemala fanep, isins
Guotirung.
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Gen. esass ans aitien u 9ep gprt

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sIs!en.ia. @ssia e suf soas0s .area its''s 9.
sass. tA7is ei4t A75K. Babel.
snpalsnssn tA5s 7Iie. 9saaes Si9s
5.7z, aaba h.70; uRorf. te,ns Gupft.
runsen; AsoaeH, fsiHs GuctisuHeeu, 6sI'
.ensii6s 0ulbea 6ids z3xf. &abd a,
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i2z; &sbsl i8 Silber Borrsn S7T.
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abfr unossseelt unb bls S&D64s Ia Der
ltsifn sfpnbs wiitss ale eie gepinus pom
Sofmfrase uieoer sus.
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Ger ananIifle gater

.8anm ipefuftft On 6eruL Sci.
uer?- - SD ioIIte nit oeH ga-
fer gum @aber geben ur6 inn eirien
CABIN uisreiben Iaifer. j.. aber ml.
tcrtpess 1T er mir 6rDorgeIniferl"
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Sen NIitttrno6,n.

Sungs Srau: .sSSeben Sag OerfaISs
i'd bas gHen, 10 perliebt Bin i'd nj
metnen btanul Gin Slid, bob Der
ssrooefu psrIiebt III -. Der merit ts
gar ni9t!"
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.Sm Sbeatsr opplnubirIf 0u. Bel
Beethoven tpeinft Du. Bel Dibsn laftl
Oh, - Su bait ober putli9 aud
oar leins geouisrenl"
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Ghteaao. %. ssanuar.

Gbieaso, 90. Sanuar.
W<Iftiorn. = Gir gaars $1.25-
1.25q; am S9lub $1.25a. iiir mai
81 3A-l.244; ON G4lnb $1.243.
9afsr. - aiir Wsdrs 7st-79ae;
am S4lub 79sc. gir Rai 7e-77se;
am S4lub 77se.
Rossen. - no. 2, uosntneu; ylp.
3. S1.95.
9erite. - $140-1.60.
Smotbp. - $5.00-s.25.
Gles. - $21OO-30.00.
port. - Sir Januar am S4Iub
$47.2 5iir Mai $45. 70 $3.50; an
SdluB S45.75.
S9maIs. - 5iir SaH. $24-67-
24.80: am Staub $2467. Tiir gsGt
$24.9o--25.1O; am S4lub S24.9o.
Rippenisitsn. - sir San. $23.9 81
am 59IuB $23.92. Cir
mai s2435-24.45i an S4IuB
$24 80.
Butter. - Tarit b0ber; greamerp
41-49e.
eisr. - Rartt bSber; ftrts 60
60c; erbinarp firifs 55-57c; ouf
Dem @artt 5o-5Sc; Refrigeration
firits 43-44c.
Rartpff.iu = 3ufubr 18 Cars;
Wnrft urper1Rbert.
Gdliisd = aebenbes, Martt boz
ber; Sdbne 25c; Springers 23c.
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Diehinarft

Gineiunatt %. Son. 1913.
8ufubr unb 0eTa,rbt fir bic Iebten
"a ShiHbal, perslifn NIT ben por'
persanstnsn Sipei Sasm. fuS ipis
fcIst:
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8ufu9E.

RiHbD. S6ipeine Sthate
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
CHRISTMAS BOXES
HOW ONLY ONE CAN BE SENT TO
EACH SOLDIER BOY.

Relatives and friends who are plan
ming to make Christmas for the SOL
diers in the war zones as merry as
conditions will permit should bear in
mind that each soldier is entitled to
but one of these packages. The War
Department will not accept more than
one parcel for each man. 1t is expect
cd that approximately 100000 OF
these packages will be sent abroad
and the amount of shipping space pro-
vided for their transportation will not
permit any deviation from the"one'
parcel man rule"
The men themselves will decide who
is to send these parcels. They are now
receiving Christmas parcel labels, with
instructions to mail these labels to the
person in this country from whom they
wish to receive the holiday box. To
avoid any chance of duplication, eacf
soldier gets but one of these labels
Packages that do not bear these labels
, will not be accepted. In the event o.
this label being lost, 1t cannot be re
placed. No Christmas parcels will b'
accepted for shipment after Nov. 20
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
No More Cream De Luxe
Rev. Griasby's Sister ~.

DR.. L. NJ Grigsby, pastor of the M.
E. church, was called to the telephone
Just at the close of his Sunday even
ing sermon and informed Of the seri-
GUS illness of his sister, at Lincoln,
Nebraska, and he was requested to
come by the first train and to bring
trained nurse. This sister was
known to be sick, but it seems that
matters have taken a more serious
turn and pneumonia is threatened.
After consultation with DR.. G. A.Ab-
bolt, who with Mrs. Abbott, was pres
ent at the church, a trained nurse
was supplied and arrangements were
Immediately made for departure.
Aside from the regular church ser,
vices on Sunday, Dr. Grigsby officiat-
ed at two funerals during the after
noon and this event seemed to be an
added climax to tiresome and siren
uous days labor.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
To FIGHT THE FLU
RETAIL MERCHANTS SUSTAIN
LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

At largely attended meeting of the
business men and retail merchants of
Oskaloosa, held this morning at the
Commercial Club rooms to consider
matters in regard to the prevention of
the spread of the influenza disease
loosa, DR.. E. Marsh Williams, the
City Health Physician, was present
TO give information about the best
plans of dealing with the conditions
and by prompt action to do away with
any serious epidemic that might 9TH
erwise result.
The concensus of opinion was EVIL
dent, that if the spread of the epidem-
| ic could be nipped in the bud, that
strict regulations were far more to be
desired now, than long drawn out
siege with more serious results and
possibly considerable loss of life, lat,
er on as the result of more lenient
rules. In view of this the following
resolution was approved unanimous.
! ly as the expression of the various in
terests represented:
Resolved, That the business
interests of Oskaloosa here rep
resented do hereby express their
confidence in the Health Depart.
ment of the City and accept all
regulations and recommend the
strictest precaution be taken
I looking toward protection of the
health of the community"
On Saturday nights all business in
terests, both down town and outly
ing places. will close at 500 o'clocl
p. m, during the period of the guar
antine, for the purpose of discourag
ing any congregating or gathering II
shops or about the streets.
This agreement affects all grocer
stores, clothing. dry goods, meat maj
kets, ice cream parlors or refresi
ment stands, banks. drug stores. an
lany or all other places Of business.