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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10

two-thlrds cupfuls Of -four mixed AMI
sifted with two and one-half teaspoon.
fuls Of baking powder. Bake In round
layer tins and put sweetened and fla.
vored whipped cream as filling AMI
on top. Raspberry jam may be used
In place Of the cream II preferred.
Tomato soup.-Cook one can Of to
matoes, two cupfuls Of water, two
slices OF onion, 12 pepper corns. fou,
cloves. bit of bay leaf. and two tea.
spoonfuls Of sugar, 20 minutes. Force
through sieve, add a teaspoonful O..
salt a-l one-eighth Of teaspOonful
Of SODA Melt two tablespoonfuls of
butter. add three tablespoonfuls Of
-four, and stir until well blended; then
pour on gradually while stirring the
hot liquid. Bring to boiling point
and strain.
Baked Halibut.-hrrange six slices
of fat salt pork In dripping pan.
Cover with one sliced onion and a bit
Of bay leaf. Wipe a two-pound slice
OF halibut and place over the pork and
onion. Mask with three tablespoon.
fuls of -four mixed with three Of but.
ter. Cover with three-fourths cupfui
Of buttered crumbs. Bake 30 minutes.
Serve with sauce made from the fat
In the pan. Thicken with -four and
adding milk.
Boston Brown Bread.-Mix and SLIT
one cupful Of rye meal. one cupful OF
cornmeal. one cupful Of graham -four,
one teaspOonful Of salt, three
fourths Of cupful Of molasses and
two cupfuls Of sour milk. Stir until
well mixed, turn into buttered mold
and steam three and one-half hours.
FIJI the mold two-th!rds full and cover
closely.
Brown bread may be dipped In wa.
ter and heated In hot oven, making
the bread as fresh as II just steamed.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10

tablespoonfuls of butter. add three
tablespoonfuls of -four and cook one
minute; then pour on gradually the
hot milk, stirring constantly. Season
With salt and pepper. add one-haIf cup
.ul Of cream. strain into a tu;een and
serve at once.
Potatoes en- CasseroIe.-Wash and
pare eight smooth, round potatoes OF
uniform size. Cover with cold water
and let stand two hours. Drain. put
in casserole, sprinkle with salt. add
little butter. allowing teaspoonful
for each potato. Cover and bake until
soft. about 45 minutes. Turn every
Is minutes.
Dinner RoIls.-Add two tablespoon
fuls of butter, one-half Tablespoonful
of sugar. three-fourths of teaspoon.
full of salt to one and one-half cup
fuls of milk scalded. When warm add
one yeast cake dissolved In two table
three cupfuls Of -four. Beat, cover and
let rise. Cut down, add one-half cupful
Of -four and beat. Cover and let rise
again. Toss on board and knead
thoroughly. Shape In biscuits and roll
into balls. Arrange on buttered sheets
and let rise then bake.
Brussels Sprouts With chestnuts.-
Drain and saute one quart OF boiled
sprouts in three tablespoonfuls of but.
ter. Cook one-fourth of cupful Of but
ter with two teaspoonfds Of sugar un-
til Drowned; then add the sprouts. one
third Of cupful Of brown stock, one
half teaspoonful of beef extract. one
half :easpoonful Of salt. few grains
Of cayenne and two tablespoOnfuls OF
fruit juice.
Turnips With ParsIey.-Cook turnips
rut In cubes until tender; add butter,
chopped parsley. salt and paprika for
seasoning.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10
Nu. hA4~slQ
Modern Modes.

Long. loose sleeves of transparent
material button from top to bottom on
the inside seam. Short coats feature
double pockets and sleeves sewed into
the armholes without fullness. Eve
ming gowns are trimmed with inch.
wide two-faced satin ribbon applied
In rows and rows on tulle. On frocks
of satin or trlcolette appliqued fur
fabrics( also appliqued velvet. make
excellent trimming.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10
THE
kitchen


BE pleasant until 10 O'Clock in the
morning and the rest OF the day will
take care OF itself.
There are persons SO radiant. so gen.
iai, 20 kind. so pleasure bearing. that
you instinctively feel In their presence
that they do you good. whose coming
into room Is like the bringing OF
lamp there.-Henry W. Beecher.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10

come. One of these is
w a h ington Pie.
Cream one-fourth cup.
full Of butter. add one
cupful Of sugar gradu-
ally, two eggs. well beat.
en- and one-half cupful OF
milk. Then add one and
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10

adds variety to the
diet and Is almost
universally liked.
Oysters Louisane.
Clean and par
boil one quart Of
oysters res erv e
the liquor; add wa
ter to make one
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10

will be found a tasty
one:
Celery Soup. - Chop
five stalks of celery and
pound I'm a mortar. Cook
In a double boiler with
two slices of onion and
four cupfuls of milk 30
minutes. Melt three
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10

A happy man or voraan Is a better
thing to find thsa five-pound note
they practically demonstrate the
theorem of the livableness Of life.-
r. l.. Stevenson.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10

two tablespoonfuls of
the fat with two table
spOonfuls Of -four. well
blended, makes a nice
dish to serve with baked
potatoes.
Fried Salt Pork, coun.
try StyIe.-Cut salt pork
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10

Back of the loaf is the snowy -four.
And back of the -four Is the mill:
Back OF the mill is the wheat and the
shower.
And the sun and the Fathers will.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10

Whether the world is blue or rosy
depends upon the kind of spectacles
we wear: It's our glasses. not the world
that needs attention.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR DIN.
NER?

Soup is always a good beginning for
the ordinary dinner. and the following
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10
MORE GOOD THINGS.

A few slices Of side pork. cooked un-
til brown. and gravy made by using
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10
FOOD FOR THE FAMILY.

Some of the dishes that were COM
mon generation ago may be revived
.nl ,,,tIl a,l .xraat mol
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-04-10
FISH AND SHELL FISH DISHES.

Fish. when II Is obtained fresh. is
one Of our most important foods. II
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTrER-Creamery higher than extras.
per lb., 49is q soc: creamery, extras t92
Fs .a,ons. 80 30
81 score), ~ 14tc; creamery. lower grades,
$50 SOC; creamery, unsalted. higher than
s s1Ts ga sTsamsry a ansasa
nrsts, asa &c; creamery. unsalted. sec
onds. 42qI5c.; state. dairy, tubs. finest. A.
I+sc.; state, dairy. good TO prime. t?d
sc. state, dairy, common to fair, 37l
4lc.; renovated, extras. 43c. renovated,
flrsts, 4og ~ nc; renovated, lower grsde7,
ssGSsc.; imitation creamery, hrsts. 3Sp
n3Tc.: ladies, current make. sec
onds SAG Sc ladies, current make, lower
MAKE No s'' ssn SG.s PACKING sSS 'G STOCK
current make, No. 2, S2s a sac. packing
stock. current make. lower grades, ga 32c.
CREEsE--state. whole milk. fats, held.
specials. asq SIC. mats. held. average run,
s5h q ssc.; twins held. specials s6as6lsc.;
twins. held, average run, 3sIS5iac; twins
and fats held. under grades, 32l34tc.;
hats. current make. colored. specials, 3ois
cisls, sou a 3lisc; fats, current make,
coored, average run. soc, Mats. current
make, white, average run. 2oc,; flats. cur
rent make, lower grades 2ea2slsc.; Mats,
held. rs Il q sic. twins, held. 35aS6taC,;
Wisconsin. whole milk. twins. held. rs
sshc.; Wisconsin. whole milk. twins, held.
double daisies, held, S6d37c; Young Amer
icas, held. 8iia a sec; fresh, S+a36c.;
state. SKINS specials, 2Sq $50 prime to
choice. l9422c.; fair to good, l41lsc.;
lower grades. 59lcc.
EGGS - Fresh gathered. extras. 44isg
sc: extra nrst. "a TAG; nrsts: t?4
4sc.: seconds and poorer IS q tec.; dirties,
5assc.; checks. $40 37c,; refrigators so a
ssc; nearby. whites, hennery. fine to
fancy. 5trSso;; other nearby whites $50
6+c.: California. white. extras. 5c95ic,;
California, ordinary. TO nne, tsaBlo,; hen
merry browns, nearby, 4765oc.; gathered,
nearby. mixed colors, 43q 46c.
PROVISIONS - Pork. unsettled; mess.
$50; family. s5aH55; short clear $500
Beef steady: mess. SIS aas; family. siO@
~; packet, $s7d3s; extra India mess $50
d65 Hogs steady; bacons, e4c; $40 lhs
ave; pigs. 4tsc, Bellies barely steady
picked clear, 1911, lbs. see: drv. sailed
clear. 1920 lbs, 3lkc. Greases dun: yell
low. 20 Sc; choice house. 7ismslsc,:
picked hams steady; regular. 1919 lbs.
2sS c.; skinned. 1890 lbs, size. Tailow
dull city special loose. sac, Lard weak;
middle West, s?260G 22.6o; city lard easter,
22Q22hc.; refined lard steady; Continent
$3.50: South America. 1856; Brazil kegs.
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Business Troubles.


Petitions In bankruptcy.
NAGINsKY & KANE--A voluntary petit
street shows liabilities Of s6.3so and no
assets. The three largest creditors are /:
r. e. Williams Co. Hudson and
Thomas streets. s573; Twenty third Ward
Rank. l35th street and Third avenue,
$500, and Jacob Ul!s. ll6 East lltth
street. $3.50. levin and schercr :ss
Broadway, are the attorneys.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN
The following judgments were filed yes
terday. February ), the FIRST name beins
that OF the debtor
Archbishop and Consistory OF the
Russian orthodox Greek Catho-
lie Church, Senkin.... .... Sl,5<n,bo
Busch, Mail L. schradrr sooi
Bennyan. Philip--Summer Session
opera Co ct al; costs ....,-.... 1880
Bernstein. Max, and Herman
Investors Improvement Co. eos 81.
Nsmara 49,. ,....,..,....,,,. s,5eao3
Hornins cBerns,ein s Horn.nU
baldwin Build!ng Corp. -. 2o3."2
butt..'.", =. ........',....,. .,:os "a
Brodax. Meyer. Cohen ,...,., S8s2s
Bergman. Dsvid--s, Gerstein.,.. 1891
Carnesale, Asunte, and John MI
Iano-P. Clement ............. 7os.23
Cohen, DAVID Joseph ct al. 2B.ss
iee.,..',..... ,,..,,..,....-",'.. s.7s2.
@, Wolfe ..........,........., 500 90
yon., -. ,.........,,....... lSa4S
Earle -, .....,',,......,. 5:Ss:
hall and simon p, Dracopoulos
Horn d Hardart Co..,.,,..,. 1872 %
heImer .,.. ....,,...,.:,;,,'., 1888
Ma II
The sun., 1919-02-06
LEGAL. NOTICES.


TO THE CREDITORS OF THE
COLONIAL STAMPING WORKS, INC.
In pursuance OF an order Of tho c'ourt a,
Chsncery OF the State OF New Jersey rn.d
on the DAY OF the date hereof IN cau.s
wherein David Joseph Is petitioner anb
Colonial stamping Works. Inc is d.
PENDANT, notice Is hereby given to The
creditors OF said company TO present 10
Cecil II. MacMahon, Esq, the receiv.r a,
said company ~ his once. No. 7ss Bros
Street. in the City OF Newark. County OF
Essex and state OF New Jersey, their .eV
eral claims and demands against said con-.
pany' du!y verified under oath or af,rnn
ton within one month from the ds,.
bensnt OF such dividends as may here ~
be made and declared by said Court from
the assets OF said company ~
Dated: January II. 1919
CECIL II. MAC MAHOS.
Receiver Colonial stamping Work. i,c
JOHN A. BERNHARD INV
Solicitor for the Receiver
Iea Brosd St. Newark y T.
The sun., 1919-02-06
LATE CURB PRICES
MOVE IRREGULARLY
Trading in Industrials and
Oils Less Active-Tradcrs
Most in Evidence.

Trading in industriels and oils was
less active yesterday and after showing
small Improvements at the opening
prices reacted. Little Importance was
attached to the movements OF prices,
which were irregular In the afternoon,
as IL was chiefly a traders market.
United Motors was the most active and
touched a new high level for the rres-
ent movement on ine:de buying. Other
motor shares were firm. with Gene al
Motors per cent. debenture stock NOV
ing about point higher.
The higher priced industrial stocks
were irregular. Cities Service on profit
taking lost several points. while Gillette
Safety continued its advance to n new
high record. General Asphalt rallied
Keystone Tire was under light pressure.
on stocks were lower, except the st nd
ard oil issues, which were featured by
n sharp advance In Continental Oil to
its highest level in more than a year.
Increased activity was noted again
in the mining section. Pinar Copper
rose to a new high record. Fortuna
Consolidated was firmer on favorable
reports from the mines.
Bond trading was on a larger scale,
with fractional gains in most of the
issues. Southern Railway three year IS
we're introduced 90 the list. -
Total sales and range of prices fol-
low:
The sun., 1919-02-06

mostly l0c. lower on butcher grades. Bulk
~ sales sl74oaiT.sO butchers, sl7s5a
1890; light, s16T5a17.I0: packing. $1,000
q Il; 80; throwonts SEA 1850: pigs. good
Cattle-Rece!pts, 1000; beef and butcher
s.eady; calves and feeders 25c. higher:
beef cattle. good. choice and prime. s1675
n 90 %: common and medium, 1O659
1878; butcher stock. cows and heifers.
s71oR 14.s5: Gamers and cutters, s8d71o:
stockers and feeders good, choice and
fancy. Tl4ho: inferior. common and
medium. .s35al1; veal calves. good and
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market fully csc.
higher on killing classes; feeders irm.
Lambs. choice and prime. s1T.1Ogl7.25;
medium and good, sl5.5 80 a1T.1o; culs.
s12 5od1450 ewes. choice and prime,
slo75T1t: medium and good, 80. 5041o.T5:
culls &5,25Qs
KANSAS CITY. Feb ,--Hog.-Receipt-.
D'n re- fi',l7a0ai7so; lights 'i'sOal7
csttieEReceipts. 5000: steady. Primo
steers. usg2O: Southern steers. nom'nsily.
Tals; cows. s79i'; heifers. SqiA5oi
sheep-Rece!pts, 5000: steady. Lambs.
si5 80 1850: yearlings. slo9lt5o; weth-
ers. S9al?.25; ewes. S9lobo.
ST. LOUIS, Feb: 5.---IIogs-Recsipts
1900; lower. Lights, si7@l7.5O; pigs.
sl?.5Oa165O; butchers, .l7.25al7.SO; good
heat cStls slsS 1TS0 900; steady N.v.
steers sll5O1ls5Oi heiters. se.5O9ls:
,s5Oal2; calves. E.75als,75.
;l6 9ls.5oi ewes, ss.5OglO.So
The sun., 1919-02-06

$685.; compound dull. .3R?ii4c stear'nc
steady; city lard stcariue, 2s%c.; cleo, lie.
The sun., 1919-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyEs- Receipts, 1915 head; IS cars
generally Il q CSC, higher; common bologna
cows were also higher; thin cows and
cleared Common to good steers sold at
choice bulls ss5oai.; common To- Choice
cows t5Qll.5o; 9 extra do. fi2.6O; choice
hcifers 81. ola, Dressed beef higher;
per IN.
CALvES-Receipts, I.oss head 4ss on
sale. Market active and SOC. dlf higher
t5a2o per 100 lbs culls. Si2dl4: fed
calves. ssaii: ordinary barnyard calves,
$3.50: yearlings. ,55og7. City dressed
yssls nrm at 22a2se. per lb.; country
dressed, do, 2oa2tc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rece!pts, b.s7o
had; cars on sale. Market steady. Com
mon 20 good sheep sold at s72lO.50 per
100 lbs; culls SST5.j0; common to fairly
prime lambs, si5.5Oai7.75; culls sl2dIl.
Dressed mutton steady at IL q zoe. per ID (;
dressed lambs, 25430c
HoGS-Receipts $3.50 head one car
on sale. Market steady. Medium to fairly
heavy hogs. as per 100 lbs; pigs and
llghtwsights, sls9l7 roughs, $3.50.
Country dressed hogs steady.
Live stock Markets in Other cities.
- C1Had5caGo. Feb, Hogs - Receipts,
A'sHsr' ssaris tor SIS; closed weak;
The sun., 1919-02-06
EARNINGS STATEMENTS.


BUFFALO. ROCHESTER AND rITrsRURG.
Fourth week January. s5ls,S2s Inc. sl3I 6SS
From January l.,,...... 1855 go Inc. 1873 SO
CANADIAN NATIONAL.
Fourth week January. ss4sS,i5+ Inc. s7S2 ~
From January l.......... 61Ii,0lS Inc. .,Oi7. i5l
The sun., 1919-02-06
TRANSr.rlNIC MAILe

Ss Saxona. from Brost, reported yesterds!
that she would dock on Saturday,
The sun., 1919-02-06
HELP WASTED-NAIr

AUTOMOBILE Statesmen
for wholesale territory: bring cr.dsn,IaI.
FULTON TRUCK COMPANY, 1900 BroaI.
way. S''~u-
The sun., 1919-02-06
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
IS shares First National Bank. Brooklyn;
400.

35 shares First National Bank. Brooklyn;
400.
l3 55oS-l0oOo shares Manufac turers Trust
Company, new stock; 1851.
10 shares National Park Bank; 5s1.
so shares Bankers Trust Company; $50.
400 ehares Leavitt Realty Company:
$4,000 lot.
% shares Established Land Corporation;
81 900 lot. &.
81 shares Established Land Corporation F;
$1,000 lot.
500 shares Emerson Photograph Company,
fl.I5 n share.
T6+ shares W. II. Miner Chocolate Com
pHny common: sig n share.
$4,000 Gary Connecting Railways Conn
pany first mortgage per cent. bonds,
certificate OF deposit; sl5 lot.
1900 shares Companla Generate de Mines
en- Bolivie; $4,000 lot. .
10 shares United Gas and Electric Corpo-
ration tConneeticuD. first preferred;
The sun., 1919-02-06

KcDD.nhnas c,. S Ssrnsts 1r ins ,,.
J.mison, William Al W. ,,,o
JueS. or Bell. Eii.aoeth-G, Eos, ,,..
J. ios Herman Murray Art
Embroidery cbmpsny>-wool
Novelty Company. Inc......... t33.:3
Kenevel Clothing Company, Inc
Liberty Trimmings COMPANY.
L..ehln.ky, wH!iiiam-s. Air.a:. i'S.:.
ls.de--N. Gallagher .......... so.ss
Lamb Dreeben Company, Inc
M. 81 rsrf e H.sb.r, L.Banmaa ''''"
4 60. .................... 1855
y NJ. De Mott ..........',... 5.4uto
Markun. Hermann. Lipkowitz.. +ol.35
M.kruedaka.. Emanuel--p. J.
Mann p'Ai neiman-paiie p.tfoi, low
Company Of New York, Inc. Il+'S
New York Farms and Poultry ,,.
One hundred and Eighty eighth
and Washington Avenue Com
pI RsHy H. if po.n.- El' j. Kr.,ie a sssi
syella-P.ople. &c: .......... 100000
Rem.nEton, Lewis FL. II,
Roach. Harry ~ P-w,. X. Ri,h.i $50
R.mins,on. Levi. E.-J. H. Co.
Reynolds. Arm. TT. E. Nut;
Stewart Engineering Corpn.--
Ros, Heater & Mfg CO, Inc. s.:s4a
s.%:-s:%: ::::::::::::::: ,.s s.;ss
Severance. II, cra.s-john Ii. ~
sa SHR"f As.h.r ArG. i. Rlchman. ''0'
s,r.u. Max a, E johnson a
Coin. Schneidsr............ 1,9sl.se
Shore Road Trucking Co. Inc
stewart. Lucius IA II Post
smith, James II ana smith ana
Auto Delivery. Inc.-Bsnksrs
Commercial Security Co.. Inc. Sl.e2
Tober L. Cutts-Fr!edInan Bros
Talbot. W. &c: +. Co.hiand 1 i'
Van rion.kL John, or plcn.ki-- '-''
white H.nrY J..Hisih speed "'''
VOTE. Eig 9aSs, V. v..iss E.., 'i'''
Twenty-nrst Street Co. Inc. tmA
Wilcox. Jsmes-o. z. Jones..... 1856
BRONX
TIL. hrst name /. that of the debtor
BonNsur. Antonio--C. e. Oates d
xova.en nv Ai:xana.;r-i. Po!on:ky. ,s:s,
Macy. George E-Commonwealth
Mctaahn. David NJ - 5. ii,
Msr;in' ch,rl.; p.-S'. 4 Harris. istso
Pasquini. Attiiio-F. d. Creamer
Rex Buiidins Co. Inc. and teer.. 1887
ham l. Foge!-1ndiana Floor.
s,'v ~ Az ,ersb,ri and JP:;...... '"7a
W, S.W York SAVINGS Bank. s.'sAss
Nikletta, Franchesca Ebl!ng
Brewing co.................,.. 1siN
Satisfied JudEments.
MANHATTAN
The first nam. is that of the debtor. tn.
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was fied.
Fayinx, James D, Jr.-Flrsmen,.
Fund insurance Co; Jan. so.
Florence. John L--W. Cartel
Kan, mann Fr Tso. T. i isli ,,,;,..;. 5000
Nov. 10. 1907 ....,.....,....... 1870
s.me-same; Jan. t. lsos...,... 3ctss
Ley, Aoner E'-F' Prespars.
Nelson, Frank-w. c. Rothkrauz;
Fuchs, Norris, Hanei; oct, 20, "
Niis Sihs =, ioZu
$500 mo o. NeT York; Dec, 9; lsis; In,.u
ry s,e'nc T, ct al Jan. 20: lels; 1Iass
VI. P p|,.sa CO.; June e. lsls...,., 1917
T.arence Porter; +. 7, Gerry.
ivy = ;,,,,..,:...; ,;.,.,. l,7slI7
Town TaNis, Inc; Dec 70 1915 1870
= lLeoItch & sons-I. Baum;
psc, -, isi7,..,..,.."..,.,,,, I,Iss73
The sun., 1919-02-06
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Military Fashions for
Mems Clothes Coming
fILITARy fashion IN mems ap-
parel for sprins and summer

A fILITARy fashion IN mems ap-
MI parel for spring and summer
has been decreed by the In
ternational Custom Cutters Associa-
ton OF America, which 10 holding us
thirty-ninth annual convention at
the Hotel Commodore.
Models OF the latest ideas in Gus
tom tailoring, displayed At yester-
days session Of the stylists, showed
q tendency toward broad shoulder
effects and narrow hip lines for sack
coats, ''but not exaggerated In either
respect" tho fashion COMMITTEES sx-
planned. waistcoats are to be built
upon the corset effect.
Trousers are to be broader and
straighter than last year. falling to
the boot The Norfolk coat has been
revived
Tho fashion experts approve the
double breasted coat, cut on military
lines, with two buttons.
The sun., 1919-02-06

No radical changes are TO be made
in the styles OF mems shoes for next
fall AS indicated by samples being
rhown by manufacturers representa-
t,yes brown will be the prevailing color.
and toes will be slightly broader
Women's shoes for fall will be more
subdued in color. It is said. Manufac-
turers are showing more all black shoes,
and those made up with black vamps
and colored buck or cloth tops than
have been seen in seasons recently.
Black patent feathers are displayed in
liberal qualities. and many of the sales
men are carrying extensive lines of
brown kid and calf. beaver, field mouse
and gray Kids. The tendency is toward
mere Louis heels.
The majority OF manufacturer have
orders enough 70 keep them busy for
four or five months the few who are
in position to take on some immediate
business are taking orders for satin OK
fords. which promise 10 take the place
OF colored kids to some extent for
spring. Oxfords OF bronze and gray
satin for spring delivery are being made
up IN large quantities.
The sun., 1919-02-06
SKUNK AND RACCOON
FIND READY BUYERS
Prices of Some Furs Fall 40
Per Cent. at Auction
Here.

Skunk, sometimes called the backbone
Of the American fur trade. and raccoon.
which manufacturers predict will be
used extensively for coats. sold strongly
yesterday at the annual midwinter auc-
ton Of the New York Fur Auction Sales
Corporation IN Masonic Temple. The
days sales totalled approximately ST.
100000. Declines In prices Of from 10
to 40 per cent. as compared with Oc-
tober prices. were noted in a number Of
the lots offered, while others showed no
change.
Skins sold for the accoun. of A.
Mitchell Palmer. Alien Property Gus
todian. went at slightly .above market
levels and brought between $4,000 and
$4,000. Included in tho Offering, which
was sold as the property OF I. Ariowitsch
Co. were LAOS astrachan, s.e46 dyed
astrachan. 10000 Japanese white coney,
50.o7l mole. 1875 ernlne. 60 squirrel
2,ss3 Russian and Asiatlc foxes and
$500 Japanese flying squirrel.
The following official average prices.
In comparison to October. were quoted
kolinsky. no change; badger. 40 per
cent. decline leopard. no change rae
coon. northern. no change; southwest
ern. per cent. advance skunk. north
ern. 10 per cent. lower eastern, Is per
cent. lower.
High prices realized on tho different
offerings follow Kolinsiy. 81: badger.
sl.35; Persian lamb. $3.50: leopard,
SIZES; raccoon. $40. and skunk. $3.50.
The sun., 1919-02-06
New Denim Prices.

New prices Of denims announced by
several manufacturers yesterday. as
compared with those late In December,
are as follows:
2e0s al 30 cents, against 81 cents :
.45s at 27ia cents 2,4Os at 26i, cents
against 3 cents 260s at % cents
against 2oti cents 3oos at 22l. cents
ounce AZ 80 cents; . ounce at 81 cents
The sun., 1919-02-06

Public riiity.
CONSOLIDATED GAS, Electric LIGHT
AND POWER COMPANY.
(Raltimnre Md
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-11-14
SCOUTS TO BAN nIcKNAMEs.

One branch of the government at
Washington has instituted campaign
to discourage the use Of nicknames for
representatives of our allies.
Boys are the ones who most Of all
perpetuate the use Of undignified ap-
pellations and the Boy Scouts Of Amer
lea are invited to put their active ban
on them.
1.-THE use of nicknames and names of
derision as applied to the foreign-born
in America Is a considerable obstacle
in the way Of Americanization," says
Commissioner of Education P. P. Clax
ton in letter to Chief Scout Execu-
tive James e. West.
$50 long as the foreign-born person
feels that we do not respect him he
does not want to join America. learn
English or become citizen. With the
help Of the Boy Scouts Of America we
believe the use of such nicknames can
be eliminated to very large extent."