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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-12-20

congress Tor LEGISLATION extending fed-
eral aid to the public schools through
out the country for the establishment
OF systems of physical education and
training.
AT the direction of Mr.. Lane, Com
missioner of Education ClaxtOn has
drafted bill which provides for fed
erai appropriations aggregating 500
100000 year eventually for the sup
port of the physical training courses
for boys and girls, the government Civ
in" one dollar for every dollar appro-
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That
the
fermened beverages
This apparently what the committee anticipated
ton
" directly
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physically fit
eighteen of
note
efficient living merely
q e
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HUIHIHITE, VN the contrary, Iltfe Is
every indication that the victors Intend
to make the criminals in Germany and
other countries pay the penalty for
these crimes. Even the Germans and
Austrians appear to have turned
against those who got them into the
war. There Is, however. this radical
difference of viewpoint: The Germans
and AuStrians would punish the ex-
kaiser and the eX-emperor as traitors;
the allies would punish these former
rulers aud others as common criminals
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To Make Public School Children Physically FIJI

w ~ the general staff of the working
military submission
organization Secretary of the
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Butter, Exxs. Poultry and Pa

Sbc.
Eggs-Firsts. 62m 63c; ordinary firsts.
5+I57c; at mark, caseE included. 5s@
Sic.
Observation-Disclosures Wisconsin and
Michigan. bulk. Sls011.70: do, sacks.
Poultrry-Fowis. 1s@35,sc: springs.
&c; turkeys. 27c.
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Who Is Trying to Wipe Out Grape Juice Tax?

VYY
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HEARDana SFENEzA
at the CAPITAL ;|
Punishment for ArchcrminaIs Of Great War

w Observation-Disclosures listening
W food the
of eter forgetting orgng
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soc: firsts. Bsc; seconds, SEC; packIng.
Ale. '"s'
Eggs-Firsts. CSC: seconds. soc
Poultry-Hens. 21hc; ROSTERS, 17nc:
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Chicago Grain md Provislo,

ChicaYo.-Corn-No. 3 yellow. 81 as
No. 4 yellow, S13Sll.42.
Oats-No. 3 white, 74A a Use: stand.
ard. 741s m75l.c.
Rye--No. 2, Sl.s2h a1.s3h.
Barley-90c6r 1906.
Timothy-SS.004
I.ard-S2622
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-12-20

New TOfk.-COtt0n-DeCe 2745;
January. 1908; March. PASS; May. ei.0f
July, 22.37.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


Denver Metal Prices
Bar silver, $l.Olb.
Copper. per h., 25Ssc.
Lead, $7.O5.
Spelter, SSH.
Tungsten concentrates, unit Sl7m22
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-12-20

Minneapolis Minn.-Barley-S7a 94c
RyeT-No. 2, Sissy u .57.
Bran-S27.73
Corn-$1.42m145
Oats-7O. m7OEc.
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Roosters, lib. ....,....-..... 10
Turkeys. 10 lbs. or over. 20 o.
I is - .....-.......... Wao
springs ............... IL o. :.
BrOllefs, ! "a to 2 lbs........ IS
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count .....-........... .$l9.1OQ 2V.vo
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10

advancement in a large financial institu-
tion for young girls. II to 10 years; plea SAINT
ing age, p ass. Lsdger Office.
OFFICE WORK = Young girls wanted for
general office work with large company;
plea asant surroundinss. Write or call Room
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DEATHS

Sacred pin Heart fss Sso 0t FSnu'' ny INT Holy Cross
,sTo6T%sfpt cnRrsgII;A,N m sI;, ss'sss.S. ngsssns
David =. Thompson Council no, ,Si sr, g
o. /. A.; members OF Evangeiical Lutheran
church Of the Advent, invited TO funera,
ssrV'n Sc. Int. z.on iuthcran Chup5S Gem White
marsh. Friends may call Wed. after u
M sr"@at%,wsaadonly SI!S HSweES Sept. .. LET!TIA
SNOWMAN. daughter of Rurroush and kH,I'
yss5 GGSSe 80 No RfYSs ;s s. q s"f d. fTs7Ssa Nisa
TO funeral services Thurs 2p m: parNnts'
prHs,r ,. Ao1H%T SsGnr 5 om RyO'sTEt vii
meet troleys, a, Red LiGn from II a. m. to
81 sswnEaFNr,YHwsept F n H"s r%n'Ta' = ErrrN SWEENEY
tnse McHugh> Of County Tyrone. ireland;
6TT nS. % ,nvcS to ws s ana m
s7il Eyre st aStn q ard Mon.somSrv ave:
Hss Hssa 'n'm m a e Toy crSs, Of Mcct Gem
rLnRIpGE, Va, dsr ,wrRkEN; hyssana
2TSd serycas waI ana Fr"Gs w 7oa
Baseball sy:; Int. rriyot.: Lo%,rS' Hill Gem
vHrGrAN. a. :" ser.''o SEMI s THOMAS r.
gAuGHANi assd Sc RS,otIyss s1o and and f,lopMds
fnd"nendent fM Council, No. T. u. s. A.. In
vited to funeral, Thurs, :? p. m. Erardsor,s 5
Ksd'ss"s Kden st. 5sth St and GiTard ave. S Int
N@Eths WEthLf'Msartl GedaF ntl Gem, ,rRpAN A.. son Of
Trhnn and Elsie Wall aged !. Relatives and
rSrs' rsinson R,ss to pt Wed EsrSnr S m n
! WALSH. 2. JOHN WALSH son of
I late Peter and Anastcta walsh. Relatives
and friends invited TO funeral We'd. s:30
! a. m. oliver II. Rair BliE.. 1920 Chestnut
| ST. Requiem high mass st. PatriCk's Church
wEsTENRERGER.-- sou. Il, John. hus,
| hand Of Mary wes'onhrrrcr Relatives and
| friends invited to funeral aorvic"s Thurs
| . p m. at chapel Of Andrew !. nair &
Son Arch and 10Th sts. Int, private.
Ninth Month sth, GEORGE .. hushana ot
Nsii'c $. wctheriIl and snr of late A,ox
ardcr p. and Elizabeth r. wctherll, AGED
rs Relatives and friends i~vit"d 70 funeral
Snrinrside. BURLINGTON. y ! Forth-da"
lIfh n N. Trt Nnnaeold ''"-v'rr Ground
wrLsoNwSept. Z RNnFRT. husband o.
vitea to funeral Wed. $50 n m, i3l =
! Alien at Requiem mass Church Of I'm
maculate ConCNT'ion 10 n. IN. Int, HOLY
wITTMtN.-,,srrt., Q, HELENA WITT
whitman. aged 81. Relatives and friends
ali orra ari2aticns of which she was mem
her. invited to funeral services. We'd. 3 y
, M 1927 y Cnrac ct. Funeral and int
| convent tence of family
wYCEOTF.--Neo~ Weronah. " j.. Sent
tivas and friends invi.od 70 funeral. we'd.
$50 n m. Fine Lawn Farm, near wononah
u u Int. wenonah Gem. Remains ma
he viewed Tues. after y. m. Autos vii
/ meet trains at Wenonah station at an
. n. m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
Local Meat Market

The following report OF IN" fresh meat
trade in Philadelphia is lurnished by the
local livestock and meat office OF the
Bureau of Markets. United states Depart
ment of Agriculture.
FRESH REEF--Rece pta moderate. mar
ket sioY demand iust rr,ro trading ,c.
count Of the holidays.
STEERS = Receipts moderate, quality
mand light.
COWSr-Rccetpts liberal: market about
steady Mt s1S to 500; demand only fair.
VEAL--Rece!pts OF heavy calves increas
ing: choice veal scarce: market steady at
$50 to s"S; demand Just fairly active.
PORS--RcCeipts light: bulk frozen stock
market slow at s32 to S3s; demand limited
at the high prices
LAMB-Reccipts moderate market about
steady at $50 to $50: demand slow.
MIfTTOE-R' ~Nt0ts moderate; market
dragEy at s. .'~'N0 y light.
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Aass s1 tssstaam HAaRY ana .ts wa% q,
ne%Ssrs s 8 s.. ?slmsSs!s :: E ShqreS Sn%s ana
resdsnee nfn"s ef fyaof mo9heS soo7 10Th st. serv nv
PsscS s. e Rcns TnsFSn a3 R Viewed uss M
HstRgsep & II F. L%o%r9i s. %iM t9STrf husband o,
assss Xred Urea f. as Mr SSnnMs and MGrend &
wiH@ HAH19TRR' HESR Husband % Of Mely Esn Rs
5shn 1a0f Fl si.SsP PSss f. ~ $iIsmK
Lodge |; 9. Q. f.; SeSs&sm TRIBE l. .: I.
;s S,e
s ssf o sssss
D'isos BoYER@sept s pao 3. RossRr Rts husband o.
frsnds "ca caHrt nIsfr Psrde ago q Na a.
+. of A.. invited to funeral services st Thur
smyses aoie p, cheItsp, sye. St: pri:
may RSnSpEEYsspt 9t GfHsa Ess ts 2HnRRh% sn Ri
ef Annie r PraSisy, e Eiktonn Mdi, RsIs- MIs
%onnnf from tSn hiGsd Is st 1855 so Train M aFFEf. n
casffsssssl ffI Aa.o :s5Sff 5SGS of
Barbara Bressler. Relatives and friends in
ysssr y,ss to tsGsne. tHGsrs 'f s.s Hss Xsd ss
diana ave. Int. Greenmount Gem. Auto
n'RRIGKETro;.Ia Phlla:: SEPT; 6. Eliza; 4;
Joseph Brlcketto and mother Of John, payld
ANNA ss hsIs sHs @
worth st: Relatives and friends and follow
Of Of GOOD Counsel Society. invited to funeral
m Ta Lady, .ss" Of GcUa sssec@ church
| Int Holy Cross Gem. ,
HUSBAND Of Mary H. Brisss sse't tnse RotSsrmsj
and son Of Ssss and Mary BTss 81
sna c White caps No. 50 n~es grs to
iSih s Int. Fs;rpwocd Gem; FI!sndsi FIsrai may
uN IL aiSb 9 F5eRsf \
sCn Of nIt LHEsn sked M Hns the sears
st. ST. pominics Church, Holmesburs' at II
D soNs Wssr, nSsSr"s sns .on 81 81
late 1SSs psiee ssd eaiSasni fHnsrs viii Be- siSsS
nSSISais W. Sa.ssn% Ssntr
ton Carter, aged 63. Relatives and friend; q;
invited to funeral. Fourth-uay, llth' %.
D. m Southampton road. somerton. Phlla
deiphia. Int. William Penn Gem Trair
for Somerton leaves Reading Terminal "
D. m. Car will be in waiting Auto ipnsraI s
CONwAY.-Sept. 3, BRIDGET CoNWA,
(nee Short) wife of John Conway. Esla
$50 a. m, o2i7 Federal st; Solemn hisi
mass Of requiem st. Charles BorromeoI
Church 10 =, m. Int. Holy Cross Gem
"IGsoo "IGsooRLEY'Msuddenly. Sept. 8. ELEANOR
c., daughter of Mary and late Michael cor
lev and sister Of Rey. NJ, J. Corley ,r Rela
tiyes and friends invited TO funersl Thurs
sac a. m. mothers residence. 2oeo n. ist|
III Solemn requiem mass at 81. Columba
Church a a. o., m AltS Int funeral ss; MsrSs Gem
DELANEY.-Sept. s. ELlZABETH, VII
l.of William Delaney and daughter OF lat
James and Ann Martin nv Reianyes an an
, ipsi Spring Garden st. Solemn reauief
: mass, at Cathedral 10 q. m Int Hoi
ssnulchre Gem, Auto funeral ,o.
, poUGHERTY.- Sept. 10, 1918. MAR
ELLA widow of Lawrence X, Doughert,
NGues noTfE III Sept s EDWARD, husband q
: sara DOYLE (ree collinsl. Relatives an
friends Invited to funeral. Thurs. $50 {
M. is Rose lane. Rosemont. Pa, Soiem
reouiem mass ST. Thomsss Church, Will
nova. 10 a.. m. Int. New Cathedral Cen
slss lpsuGHS..as,ps.. 5Giis..s I. soHN =. hnss.ad
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Young Women and Girls

Phila. School Of DESIGN for Women
Bread and M.,,s. st,., Reopen, Sept. 80
. Fuli courses IN Art and Industrial Art.
pyseticsi DEG gning in all Its branches
Illustration. Eashion Illnstrstion;
=. A. ~ p rMh6FF Mh5FETTH6 T6h FEdEs11MsNsh EndEs1sN
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ANp MoY IS YEARS OF AGE: FOR MACHINE
OUR SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION MEANS
EARLY ADVANCEMENT: AND ATTEND-
ASSE sps soRSss RSSSsutkR FER EaRNINaTEi Nh TINE IN
SHOP C0NDITIoNs ARE EXCELLENT
IN WE nLcc CAN OFFER THE KIND OF WORK
TttAT Will APPEAL TO THE WOMAN
WHO FEELS THAT SHE WANTS TO DO
Apply AT EMPLOYMENT DEPART
NENT, THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COM
PANY. 7TH AND WILLOW SITS.
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HERO HI, ,,HLY HONORED

Paris, Sept. lO.-CPy 7 Y. SIN the
name of President Wilson. General
Pershing has conferred the Distinguish
ed Service Cross upon Albert S. Hart
well. an ambulance driver
Under heavy fire and notwithstanding
c.. - 49, rN~ ~ rN'i,
legs, Hartwell carried wounded pri-
.'r.y Il. static.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10

Ns isss g. Tfst sS S Ne Jersey s5 PEI
SsSo Ss1 Sweet sBSSs Bsioss INs5'ey Ng FSs ssi
No. 1, s48o@8: No. 2. sl;50a2: culls, 81.
No. /. IS. 5oai.So; No. 2, ls2as. Lettuce,
New York. per crate, ,15Sasi.5 so Celery.
York, per bushei basket. s1@250 Onions.
Jersey, per v -bushel basket, SIC @S1; do.
do per bushel hamper, DOc 81 10; do, per
per 1OO-lb bag. Somn.Rh.
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WkKAMAkER INSTITUTE
OF INDUSTRIES
a3d and Walnut Streets
Opens September 18th
Cost Of Each course-Six Months

architectural Drawing. three nights. .SiS.99SS
Art NeedlewOrk. two nights ,....... OK ~
Sanlo. two nights lone perlodD. ..... 81 sn.SSS ~
ssE.sxs ssIns:s hsithmstisi Ar ts nights nahts isSS
GIockmal.ing. two nights ......;.... Ss'M@
g0rresp0ndence, two nights SS'yyS S'ySS
SrOchetinE, two nights ...... ,9'vvvV
Drawing. two nights lone period 49,. is'@
presamakinE, first year. two nights. is.%%
third year. two nights. iSMH
Enelish Language, two nights a4'&S
Enfrn Wing. two nights ...... cS'S1X
EflinE and Indexlng. two nights iy'0Uo
Irench Language, two nights ....... iS'SSXS
Garment Cutting, two nights :, ....... 1s'UU0
guitar: two nights Zone period se.UUn
Mandolin, two nights Zone period. Se.XXSS
wfchanicai Drawing. two nights. 500. i9.SS00
sintns..aTf i,,atsSy. tM9 ntssts tM" nights isS
Plano. three nights Zone periodO ..,.. y5.ooo
Plan Rendlpy nnd Fstir,a tinE, nights Is ~ ~
, Public School. three nights ....'. io.Umu io.Um
Spanish Language, two nights 49,. aaY.uuV
etenography, elementary. three niEnts. i.nn ~
stenORraDhy. advanced. three nights. ia.Wnn
Steel (3uttnf, ten lest aOus .......... JS'nwu
Telerrsphy. two nishts ........ ls'Wn ~
y'k"sele. ten lessons .... =. ......... cn'MW, n'MWw
yicIlr. two niehts ZONE period) ...,,.. ~
Vocal M~sir. two nights Zone pcriod'.. as'U" a"
W~t~hrr~ts-~ <vr~ '-s~N<s ...,. CO wv
/ Payments-One-thirdo on registrati3n' bal
anee in four weeks; discount II entire Day
ment In made IN advance.
Send for further Information.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10

Young Men and Boys
William Penn Charter School
No. 8 South Twelfth Street
PHILADELPHIA

Wounded In 1889 and chartered by Wi,linm Wi,
1sinh,s the Penn Charter School has main
tsined an unnterrupted corporate xihe; existehncs;i
NJ arsduated nearly 1900 pupils. of whom
more than 100 have continued their studies
~ Sror the better accommodation Of the recent
increased enrollmsnt "a new ~ tSwo-sWSSry Ws.s
eGvs Gnusn Plans for the future include the
fuii utilization for school purposes OF the
HHnsn,nffsnne Hnn fsne. 'These plans are held in abey
snce. pending the time when the tsrmina,
cnnst Won ruct,cn. Uu TIE 2S0th year begins Sep.
SsmSer 2lth, with every AMEN member q .ssS lsSs
sSditious to its msmbership as incrsased
Enrolment has rendered neeessary o.,
I.tributian Buildings open for inspection
and siss,,Tcs tier orr e Pnn!ss. PTTs.,SRE SsPs & r.
wv INV .sTrR
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FRESH FRUITS

Prices were generally firm. on choice
stock. with Supplies well under control;
Virginia. virginia. per barrel. S. 5oR7.5c do. per
IS -bushel be sket, 40c n 81. so; do, per bmshel
istt LEI ts per barrci~No' l. s5aS; No. ., $3.50
4. Pears. New York. Bartlett, per spsnei
ba sket, sl@2. lemons per box; S5G T.
Oranges. California, per box. 50; 20 a 10, 80
per crate. si.25g5 90 Grapes. Delaware.
per e-basket carrier; oof asi do do per 3.
box, $ln3. Pears. California, per box. 81
@3. Peaches, California, per box. ,23e g
S1o5 Plums. California, per box. S1W3.
Prunes. California. per box. sIQl2s Can.
taloupes. Delaware. per standard crate. 81
93.2 Cartaloupss Delaware. per ju,neo
crate, 50 50M3.25: do, per pony crate, 81 a.
lT5. Canta loupes. California and Colorado.
per standard crate. s363.5O. Cartaloupes.
California and Colorado. per pony crate.
S250a2.75. Cantaloupes, California ard
Colorado pink meat, per fiat crate. 81 20
Cantaloupes, California and Colorado, white
rinds, per fiat crate, 81 3b
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PIERCE SCHOOL.

NIGHT sCH6oI OPENS SEPT. YsTH
Make your daytime work count for
more. Thorough, yet intensive, night
courses at Peirce School will increase
your earning power, enabling you to
advance more rapidly.
Stenographic, Commercial and Secre.
tarial Courses for both sexes, with the
same advantages afforded day students
Business men are eager to secure assist.
ants who have Peirce School training.
The office will be open every evening
this week except Saturday.
Students should resister early.
Day School Now Open.
New Students May Enter at Any Time.
PIERCE SCHOOL,
OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Americas Foremost Business School
PINE ST. WEST OF BROAD, PHiLA,
Send for 55th Year RooE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
VEGETABLES

Offerings were light and values generally
were well maintained under a fair demand.
Quotations: ,Whitse p1ntatosso pot H9Tf9sik r,I Ier
potn toes, Eastern Shore. per bhl.--So. l.
S414T5 No. ., s213. white potatoes. Jer-
sey. per N -bushel basket-No. l. slGll5;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
GRAIN AND FLOUR

,S %HEATas Iaa5 idssH i.1sss SYsn ,spsss s,%
SS1Iss.Ta Spring TPsr Ns 's2 lara Mn Niatel
N Mlnt.r re- S's g. SPRING Ss
Minssr. Ss 81 s,ri iicEs. sasa No 5. RED winter.
vS. M 8 'sss ~ 'srfsa g. qsa 'ss @str
GoRN-Ne receipts. supPl,ss, were were. small 9y,
fSs qSs sS 40 as 40 to psnnss pal,y
trade was aust. Quotations; Car 1Sts lots; al as
Ys Ts WSiis nss Ss SHls
FLoUR-Receipts, Lose, ass lbs. in sacks.
SSsss. favor; auosstions; f. arrive, per
Per per esn, sn % topr, sio IS . Soi Kansas wheat
% pc, cent nn noTr SO !, ii1I sbrins
RYE FLOUR was dull and easy, We
quote nt ssto8a.5o per Dbl. in sacks. as
PROVISIONS
The market 5nsd With fair sGs
nr shocked AZ f;x sS Sessrn an
hams. s, p. cured. loose. 81 32c; do:
Ns6c; other hams. smoked, city cured. as : to
anS Cured So
46c: picnic shoulders. 3. 7. cured: loose,
/ 24c; do. smoked. 20c; bellies, in pickle &C, c;
bacon, as to brand and average. city cured.
l4ci breakfast bacon. western cured. 44c:
lard. western, refined. 27h o. 62sc: lard, pure
city, kettle rendered. AIN d2sc.
REFINED SUGARS
Prices were firmly maintained on basis
o. DC for fine granulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHEESE was scarce and shade higher
under fair demand and strong country
advices. Quotations: New York whole milk.
fancy. fresh. 27s 927Nc; specials higher;
do do, fair to good. fresh 28i1 G27c. Wis
consin whole-milk, fancy, 27ia Q27&c. do
do, fair to good. 26i1 % 27c.
=. BUTTER-The market further advanced
1c under small supplies and good deman nd.
Quotations: Solid-packed creamery, extra,
6Sc;.. hisher-scoring goods, 546 sec, extra
-frsts, 80 q 52h C: firsts, 4o1a 6p51c: seconds.
40 a ASA c; fancy brands Of prints jobbing at
go 0lc choice at Csc: fair to good at 54u
EGGs--The market ruled firm. with a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10

The CORTISSTZ SCHOOL. Niirrowcd Studios
1890 Chestnut he's & 81. Day 4 Eys; Locust slO2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

good demand for fine stock cuotstions: Free
standard case: current receipts sig soM
1910 per case: western extra frsts, IA 40
@14T6 per case; frsts, S1S SO G14lO per
case; inferior lots lower candiedS End re-
Grated eggs were jobbing at 53q5oc per
dozen.
POULTRY
LIvE--orerinss were quite liberal. but
we'll sustained. The following we're the
G3Sc. Spring chickens not Leshorns, ac-
SGrdos ss so quality. % saas4c Reosters 2S@ a?s
Ducks, Pekin.. spring, 81 @ 83c; DO; do i,i OLD.
30m32c: do. Indian Runner, 2Iq2ac. Gut
ncas, per pair. weishins. ! y lbs; apiece
9Oc ~ 81 10; smaller sizes, 6nT soc. Pigeons.
old, per pair. 30g35c: do. young. per pair
asmSOc.
DREssED-suppies were small and the
market ruled flrm under a fair de,
mand. The quotations follow: Fresh;ktiled
fowls in barrels, dry-picked fancy selected,
3Sc. weighing lbs. and over apiece. S'n 9;
smaller sizes. 33d3ic. od roosters, dry
picked 2st c: broiling chickens. western
fancy weighing IA az lbs. apr'nce 3SM auc;
weighing 2ia lbs apiece and oyer, 3p puste'
81 @ 8sc; sauahs. per dozen, white, weishihs :
10612 lbs. per Dozen IS 2oi 90 welsn'
wssssins iRs ts s. per per dozen Dozen &C.
Terf"'1sii dark. Ii Soa25o; small and No. =. siS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-08-20

Mrs. Charles Sellers of Westervillo
Is visiting at the home of her uncle,
J. II. Brewer of West Gambler street
MEG ANics WANTED FOR
FIRST GLASS WAR WORK. PER.
MANENT EMPLOYMENT AT GOOD
WAGES. THE HOPE FORGE AND
MACHINE CO. If
The Misses Florence and Leota
Cramer were visiting in Utica Sun
day.
You can save money by buying sec.
ondhand school books. All books
guaranteed perfect and in good condi.
tion. New and secondhand books and
supplies at the Arnold store.
SMWF x23
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Griffin and
daughters, Josephine and Juanita
spent Sunday in Utica.
Miss Helen McDonough, who is at
tending, business college in Columbus
was home over Sunday.
School opening just two weeks
away. Better secure your books and
supplies now and not wait until our
secondhand books are sold out. Head
quarters. The Book and Art Shop.
MWF x23
Commissioner George NJ. Schaffer
of Mt Liberty spent Sunday in this
city. !lxl
Mr.. and Mrs. George Owen and
daughter, Eleanor, and Philip Eisele
spent Sunday in Newark with rela-
tives.
Among the soldiers home over Sun,
day from Camp Sherman we're Clar.
ence Lahmon, Henry Carr and Chas.
DrOuhard
The supply of secondhand school
books is limited and picked up by the
early buyers at the low prices to save
money. A good supply of second.han
school books at the Arnold store.
SMWF x23
Squire and Mrs. l.. A. Stream and
Branyan and Harold Fletcher motol
cd to GAINESVILLE Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Kate of Chath.
am and Ellsworth Kate and Miss An.
dcrson of Newark and Paul Kretts of
this city spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Val l.afeyer, east of this city.
Conserve! DO this by getting sec.
ondhand schoolbooks at the Book and
Art Shop. We can tell you just what
books to buy. Buy now and avoid
the rush. MWF NIB
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ward of Wal.
bridge and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Trax.
Ter and son. Kenneth, of Marengo,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
M. Russell of West Gambler street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-08-20
FAMILY REUNION

%SSrhe fourth annual reunion of
the Spearman family will be held on
August "a ut the home of Edwin
Saunders, near Centerburg.
@"~T'he Goth annual reunion of the
Pealer family will be held at the old
Pealer farm In Democracy. Saturday,
Aug. "a.
SS@The third annaul reunion of the
Fishburn family will be held ON Labor
Day at the home of Samuel Fishburn
In JOhnstown,
$"%rhc annual reunion of the Davis
family will be held on Aug. "a at Riv.
erside park.
N%%The Purdy.Lepley annual family
reunion will be held Aug. % at the
farm residence of j. S. purdy, near
Gambler
~"NThe Vernon reunion will be held
August % at Riverside park.