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Leave Tonight for
Grand Junction

Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Stommel and chill.
dren. Herman. Louise. Marvin and
Robert. will leave on No. on the d.
& r. C. at $3.50 o'clock this evening
for Grand Junction. where they will
make their home. Mr.. StommeI arrived
here last Saturday night and will ac-
company his wife and family to the
Western slope Mr., Stommel. as Is
generally known. was recently advanced
from the management OF the local eN,
change OF the Mountain States Tele-
phone 4 Telegraph Company to a cor,
responding position in It's service at
Grand junction. The Stommeils
have been the recipients % numerous
little social attentions cYorn their Ssso
eiates here during the last few DAYS in
anticipation OF their removal frvsu the
community. In leaving here they carry
with them the best wishes OF all who
know them. for health. happiness and
prosperity in their new home While
reluctant to have them seek opportn-
mites elsewhere, their friends extract
a sort of grim consolation from the as
surance that Canon City's loss will be
Grand functions gain. and they heart
lily commend them to the good people
of that city They have sold their
residence property at 527 Macon ave-
nue. to w. d. Quarles. who has taken
over the direction OF the telephone
system here as the successor OF Mr.
Stommel.
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boards OF education OF the two dis
triots is concerned the consolidation
seems assured The final determine
ton OF the matter. however. rests with
the voters of the two districts. The
committee and the boards OF education
in arriving at their conclusions Mon
day night were guided solely by "a de-
sire to serve the best interests of the
people on both sides of the river,
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chicaxs Produce.

Observation-Disclosures. 500 sec.
nfGs1 T,rs,.; +sm4s4; ordinary
firsts. 4exgIne; - mark. cases In
:. .feuitry--Aiive-sprinTs. ssc; fowls.
reSe1 Whit, sseked, 1880 100; alto
~ oe.oeos.1c, Idaho russets. ss.76
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MRS. MOORE VERY
MUCH IMPROVED

The many friends of Mrs. d. S.
Moore, 514 Pike avenue, will be graf
fled to know that she has recovered
from her long illness sufficiently to be
up and about again.
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Cash Grain In chicaEo.

Cash GTnIn In ChIcnEo.
ChicaEo.--wheat-No. red. .$2.s2:
No. 4 Northern spring. s2.41; No. 4
Northern spring. dark s2.65.
Corn--Eo. mixed. sf.6s: No. yell
low. s1.71.
oats--No. 2 white. s7h 0ssKc: No. ,
white, e6Qeec.
Rye-No. 2 not quoted: No. ,. s1.ss0
Befiey-s1.35a
Timothy Seed--ss00G G12.50.
Clover Seed--s4J.0045
Pork-NominaL
Lard--t1e.77.
Ribs-e17.t70
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FOR SALE-A John Deere and n
Studebaker one-horse wagon; also a
big hayraek and gear: 4-months-old
white face calf. First house west OF
Stump ranch. l. Van Loo. S2-p6t
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
At knn.a. City.

At Kansas City.
Kansas City. Mo.-HoEs--Buik. s1S.5t
G1b70; heavies s14,50 a 1900; medi-
urns. si475m15.50: lights, $3.50 q 1000;
pigs. $4,000 1913.
cnttIe-Choice heavy steers, s13.2bG
1890; medium. s1l.50 ;25: common,
SlO.0Oni1f6; lights. S11.s0 q IL. go;
common. 5000 li.90: butcher heifers
s7.25 1925; cows. ,6.soQ12,oo; can
Eers. s4.500 $50: calves. $3.50 q 1850:
feeders. ss.66I 1885; stockers. $s.7bd
11.50.
sheep-Lanbs. sl7.5o02o.5o; cuIls,
s14:oogl7.25; yearling wethers; sis.so
&l1.75: breeding ewes. $500 o 1850;
feeder lambs. si4.25 o 1870.
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FOR LE-Second-hand lumber.
doors and windows. 2i0 Main
street S1-p6t
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FOR SALE-Reefer's More Eggs Poui-
try Tonic; makes hens lay. Mrs.
Guy Knauff. so-pst
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FOR sALE-Hay. all cuttings. Phone
Canon 696-R1. sl-p6t
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FOR sALE-Dahiia bulbs. Call c.
226-W. s1-p6t wilt
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FOR SALES quarts of milk. 81. SIS
Hazel avenue. s2-3t
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FOR SALE-Young Poland China
shoats; also bronze turkey eggs for
setting. Pressey Ranch Co. phone
Canon ss7-J2. SHAT
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METAL. MARKETS.

Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver. s1.263s.
Copper pound. 800 2Oc.
Lead. 1925.
Speiter. $3.50. a,
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FOR SALE-one team black mares.
weight 1900: also harness and
wagon: one team. weight 1900 lbs.
and double harness: one brown horse,
weight 300 lbs; above can be seen
after p. m at 222 Riverside avenue.
south Canon. S0-pst
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FOR SALE-Nice 1o-day-old calf,
cheap. 1o1i whipple avenue. Call
Canon 631.W. s3-p4t
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FOR SALE-underwood typewriter.
No. 8. in FIRST class shape. Phone
Canon 1874. s2-st
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The Daily Record Want Ads
Rates for Classified. Ads: SC per Line Each Issue
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-well improved 50 acres
OF land full water right. some al
faifa. sit1Ated near Florence. Owner
will be at Lenox hotel. Florence. on
Friday. Phone or call /. II. Shell
ton. 7s-5t
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1855 Park avenue.
PUEBLO PEOPLE GUESTS
AT THE KING HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walton of
Pueblo were guests of R. w. King
Easter Sunday.
RopERIcK MAckENzlEN
HERE SUNDAY
Roderick Mackenzie came down
from the Stirrup ranch to spend the
weekend at his home.
WILL GRlFFlTHS RETURNS
TO CRESTED BUTTE
Will Griffiths. who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Grif-
fiths, 1924 Greenwood avenue, re-
turned to Crested Butte Saturday,
where he is engaged as mine super
intendent.
MRS. HOLMES
FULLY RECOVERED
That Mrs. R. E. Holmes has en-
tirely recovered from her recent ill
ness will be welcome news to her
many friends.
MRS. JESSE JONES
VISITING IN PUEBLO
Mrs. Jesse Jones has gone TO Pueblo
TO be the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Charles Stearns for about 10 days.
RockAFELLoWS HOME
FROM GREELEY
Mr. and Mrs. George Rockafellow
and son Gerald. have returned from a
visit to Greeley and Denver
WARD GOES
TO DENVER
H. o. Ward went to Denver Sunday
to purchase a carload OF cattle.
LANES HERE
FROM DENVER
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Lane of Denver
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Taylor
PREssEYS MOVE
TO MACON AVENUE
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Pressey are NOV
ing from their home on Greenwood
avenue to $50 Macon avenue. for
merIy occupied by Mrs. Jessie Low
ther.
MRS. RAsSHAL
MOVING TODAY
Mrs. Emma Rabshal of $50 Green
wood avenue, is moving to the 1000
block on Rudd avenue.
MRS. BLACKWELL
ARRIVES SUNDAY
Mrs L. R. Blackwell of Denver ar
rived Sunday, and is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. L. W. Felter, at the
Canon hotel.
HANDY SPENT
DAY HERE
N. F. Handy stopped of in Canon
City a day on his return from Den
ver en- route to his home at Naturita,
Colo.
FORT COLLINS
FOLKS HERE
C. ]. Sergeant and Eunice Kennedy,
who are connected with the Farm Bu-
reau of the State Agricultural College
a. Fort Collins, are in the city.
EXPECTS TO BE
HOME NEXT SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Delos Hull of 41S
North Fifteenth street, who spent the
winter at st. Petersburg, Fla, are at
present visiting friends at their old
home in Oak Park. Ill, expect to be
in Canon City next Saturday for the
summer.
DELAYED BY SNOW
STORM IN KANSAS
Mrs. C. A. Biggs and Mrs. David l..
Robson, who left here on Saturday
en- route to Chicago, Danbury Con.
and Toledo. o.. ran into heavy snow
storm at Phillippsburg, Kan, while
en- route East over the Burlington
road, and were delayed there by heavy
snowdrifts on the track, according to
IL l.
his wife this morning. Mrs. Biggs
stated that she did not know when
they would get out of Phillipsburg, but
expressed the belief that the track
would be opened some time today.
They had expected to get into Chicago
at O'Clock this morning.
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HAY ANB GRAIN.

Grain.
Buying price, bulk carloads. r. o. b,
DcnNer)
Corn. No. ; yellow ..............1 1.1o
Corn, No. ) mixed ...-.......... s.e5
Barley. per cwt. ............... Use
Hay.
Timothy. No. /. $500
Timothy No q ton..,.......... 24.50
south Park No l. ton ......... $500
south Park No. 2 ton ........ 1880
Alfalfa. ton .............. 22.5O
Second Bottom No. l. ton. ....... 11.o0
Second Bottom No q ton... 1000
straw ............... 500
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FOR sALE-A s.-gilt bed. complete.
81 Call Canon SSH. SILT
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WANTED

YANTED-To buy fat cows; also all
kinds OF hogs. Merrts Cash
Store. 5s-u
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FOR Sale--Au.omobiles


! FOR Sale--Automobilcs
FOR sALE-rord truck, 1918 model;
can allow terms on ssoo Phone
Canon S34. The Blair Brothers sales
Service Corporation. be-tf
FOR SALE--Ford ton ms car. Cal
Canon 215. II. Frar.e~uuss. SIP
FOR SALE Ford true uody:
Ford runabout. good repair Ford
delivery truck, good repair; / Ford
touring body. Litz Auto Repair
Shop. S2-tf
FOR Miscellaneous ,
FOR sALE-2.Soo ID. black team.
young. sound and good workers:
also good single mare. weight 1,l50
lbs. Call at once. $50 Bennett street.
South Canon. s0-p6t
FOR SALE-A very good ranch horse.
Louie Direnz, box IS. Brewster. Col
orado. s3-p6t
FOR SALE-Ranch horse. or will trade
Tor COW. 1902 Main street. s3-p6t
FOR SALE-One Detroit Jewel coal
range; one Detroit Jewel gas range,
nearly new. Sill Hazel avenue. s3.2t
FOR SALE-one choice So-acre. well
improved irrigated farm. half mile
to county seat town. VIII rent for s25
an acre, cash in advance. Also one
well improved 335-acre stock ranch.
For Information address p. o. box No.
sol. city, or phone Canon 44s-J eve-
nings. s2-pst
FOR SALES quarts of milk. 81. SIS
Hazel avenue. s2-3t
FOR sALE-A John Deere and a
Studebaker one-horse wagon; also a
big hayraek and gear: 4-months-old
white face calf. First house west OF
Stump ranch. L. Van Loo. s2-p6t
FOR sALE-Hay. all cuttings Phone
Canon 696-R1. sl-p6t
FOR sALE-Reefer's More Eggs Poui-
try Tonic; makes hens lay. Mrs.
Guy Knauff. so-pst
FOR sALE-A G-gilt bed. complete.
81. Call Canon SSH. SILT
FOR SALE-underwood typewriter.
No 8. in FIRST class shape. Phone
Canon iS4 s2-st
FOR sALE-Nice Io-day-old calf.
cheap. 1o14 whipple avenue. Call
Canon 6S1.W. s3.p4t
Enn
doors and windows. 2i0 Main
street sI-p6t
FOR sALE-Dahiia bulbs. Call c.
22e-w. sl-pst wilt
FOR sALE-Young Poland China
shoats; also bronze turkey eggs for
setting. Pressey Ranch Co. phone
Canon ss7-J2. slAt
FOR SALE Coal: any amount OF
coal from 500 pounds up. We de-
liver anywhere in city. Canon Coal
and Feed Company. Phone 167.w soft
FOR sALE-One team black mares.
weight $500; also harness and
wagon: one team. weight 1900 lbs,
and double harness: one brown horse,
weight 300 lbs: above can be seen
after 8 p. m at 222 Riverside avenue.
South Canon. SO-pst
FOR sALE-AIfaifa. 1900 Tbs. or over
delivered. any cutting: Baron strain
English White Leghorn eggs for set.
ting. Call Canon 69s-J2, morning and
evening. ID. T. Mcintyre. s2-pst
+ r SALE-Progressive everbearinx
strawberry plants. Harry Wagner.
Grande. Canon 1921. se-6t
FOR sALE-Milk stock. COW. gal:
i COW. fresh soon. gal: 10 Hoi-
stein hejfers, heavy springors: Jer-
sey heifers. heavy springers; any kind
OF COW you want: price right $40
Nineteenth street. Phone Canon
676-R3. 7s.pst
FOR SALE-coal in 1.ton lots. by
Henry Lake. 502 West New York
avenue. Canon 63e-R3. 72-p2s,
FOR SALE-No. nut coal, $3.50:
lump. $3.50 in load lots. Phone
Canon s2-J. W. T. Sullivan. 79-pet
FOR SALE-Brood SOW and pigs:
also shoats and 1917 Ford truck.
Call Canon 69S-J3 7s.pst
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FOR RENT, Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-6-room furnished mod
ern house; good furnace. at us Col
lege avenue. Call Hays millinery
store. soft
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FOR sALE-rord truck. 1918 model;
can allow terms on ssoo Phone
Canon S34. The Blair Brothers saies
Service Cooperation. bs-tf
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Monday
STILL LAID UP ON
ACCOUNT OF ELEVATOR FALL

George NJ. Heyd the juvial butcher,
of the May Cash Grocery, is still con
fined to his bed as the result of an in
jury sustained when the elevator at
the Canon hotel fell. The fall of the
elevator was purely an accident, and
Marty got out of the fracas very luck
lily. The accident was caused by the
threads stripping on bolt in an intri-
cate of the mechanism of the elevator.
II was remarkable that the accident
was not of more serious nature, as
the elevator fell the full height of the
building with force enough to break
the water pipes in the basement of
the hotel
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HOME NEXT SATURDAY

Mr. and Mrs. Delos Hull of 41s
North Fifteenth street, who spent the
winter at st. Petersburg, Fla, are at
present visiting friends at their old
home in Oak Park. ILL.,, expect to be
in Canon City next Saturday for the
summer
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FOR SALE-A very good ranch horse.
Louie Direnz, box 5s. Brewster. Col
orado. s3-pst
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FOR SALE-one choice So-scre. well
improved irrigated farm, half mile
to county seat town. VIII rent for SIS
an acre. cash in advance. Also one
well improved 335-acre stock ranch
For information address P. o. box No.
sol. city. or phone Canon 44s-J eve-
nings. s2-pst
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FOR SALE-One Detroit Jewel coal
range; one Detroit Jewel gas range,
nearly new. 5i1 Hazel avenue. s3-2t
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NJ .. U d DHI
HOME FROM TRINIDAD

Mrs. C. B. Day returned home from
Trinidad Saturday, VIII, re she has bee
the guest of her daughter Mrs. B. G
Leedham and son. Oriville Day.
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FOR SALE-Ranch horse. or will trade
Tor COW. 1902 Main street. s3-p6t
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c. J. Sergeant and Eunice Kennedy,
who are connected with the Farm Bu-
reau of the State Agricultural College
a. Fort Collins. are in the city.
EXPECTS TO BE
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FOR SALE-2.S00 ID. black team.
young. sound and good workers;
also good single mare. weight l,15o
lbs. Call at once. $50 Bennett street.
South Canon. s0-p6t
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Wanted-Help
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--seven acres apples and
cherries; 8 acres alfalfa; 4 acres Of
plow ground In Orchard Park. See
owner At Mrs. Laisure's. Orchard
PARK. 7s.pst
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GIRL RECEIVERS
FROM OPERATION

Miss Gertrude KitZman, who was
operated on for appendicitis at tn
Graves hospital some weeks ago, re
turned to her home at Westcliffe Sat
IrdaV
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FOR RENT-Two suites of light
housekeeping rooms furnished. 317is
Main street. s3-p3t
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wANTED-House wiring by licensed
wireman. J. B. Sunny. box GA. s1-p6
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HAROLD HILLARY
GOES TO COTOPAxI

Master Halod Hillary went to Cot
paxi to visit at the home of Mrs. Gel
trude Benton.
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TO RENT-a piano. Call on or write
J. SHAY, Box AL, Leaven-
worth. Gtpd)
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izations and Women's Clubs have
been asked to give attention to this
reqeust.
As you are aware there is real
crisis in education. Many rural
schools are without properly trained
teachers; some schools have been
forced to close because Of the teacher
shortage. Not only are the rural
schools in need, but perhaps more
ur~ent is the provision for keeping a
constant stream of trained men and
women going out into the normal
schools, colleges and universities.
Today the efficiency of institutions
of higher learning is impaired be-
cause of the loss of competent in
structors, In the State College of
Washington there has been an I'M
usually large turnover in the faculty,
during the year amounting to one in
every eight for deans and heads of
departments, one in four for profess
sors and as much as AZ per cent
sors and as much as AZ per cent
among the instructors. Men have left
who were assets to the commonwealth
at large, men who are extremely diff
Hcuil W replace. MANY or these nave
gone to other institutions at higher
salaries; others have forsaken educa-
tional work for the more remunera-
tive advantages of the commercial
world. This makes replacement ex-
pensive for the supply of trained men
and women is becoming increasingly
limited, with the result that either
larger salaries must be paid for in
coming men of ability or positions
must be felled by individuals of les
ser qualifications.
If the efficiency of the institution
is not to be impaired adequate pro-
vision will have to be made to hold
capable men on the State College ia
Guilty; otherwise the students. your
sons and daughters, will be the losers.
Are the problems Of the State Col
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HOWARD ROACH AND
MISS MILDRED BOON

We take the following item from
the Portland Oregonian:
"The Ellison White Conservatory
of Music will have it's first public stu
dent recital at the Little theatre on
Saturday evening, December 4, at
$3.50. Miss Mildred Boon, student
in the dramatic department, will read
a dramatization of Madam Butter
fly" by John Luther Long. She will
be assisted by William Howard
Roach, a student in the piano depart
ment, who will play selections from
the opera"
Miss Boon will be remembered here
as guest some months ago of Mrs.
Robert Smith and the Simons family,
of whom she is relative. Leaven
worth friends will be pleased to know
that Howard Roach is still studying
music and is a pupil of David Camp
bell, head of the Ellison-White Con-
servatory of Music at Portland, who
was student under the celebrated
Rudolph CAM the Swiss master.
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SEATTLE MARKETS

Dec. 7.-Gross margins have gen
orally been cut to pre-war levels and
prices on a number of essential food
stuffs are now selling close around
quotations of 1918 and 1914. West
ern Avenue iobbers declare that it is
extremely difficult to sell stuff in
large lots that is quoted under extra
fancy grades. Buyers are still de-
handing the highest-priced articles
obtainable The jobbing interests ex-
press their conviction that further de
clines in prices on winter commodities
cannot be expected. The spud mar
ket which was 5000 per ton at the
peak last winter, is today $45 for a
higher grade of spuds Good cook
ing and eating apples, undergrade
only as to shape and size, can be
/ bought by the box at soc and upward.
Both butter and egg markets are
unsettled Retailers are buying care
fully and only their day to dav needs.
An over supply of milk and cream
has resulted from the closing of can
ming plants and forced the surplus in
to butter. Canadian butter is offered
at 3 and 4 cents under the market
Storage eggs are selling at 55c per
doz., or 10c under the fresh market.
Jobbers have Withdrawn quotations
on Eastern Washington. Oregon and
Idaho eggs, due to the liberal local
supply. The turkey market is firm.
Jobhers predict steady to strong
market throughout the holidays.
Shippers are being urged to have
their Christmas offerings here by Dec
20 at the latest.
The hog market was strong with
receipts of 754 head Bulk of sales
are at $12.75.
Hog quotations: Prime S12.50M
10; medium TO choice. S11.5OM12.5O:
smooth heavies, s1O.5OM11: rough
heavies, $4,000; pigs, S1O.5OM12.
Cattle receipts 4S2 head Prime
steers. S9M950; medium to choice.
S7MS: common to good, s5M6.5O:
best COWS and heifers. S6.5OM7: me-
dunn to choice. S5M6: common to
rood s4M5: bulls, $3.50: calves. $3.50
@13.
Purchasing prices to producers:
Eggs-Puget Sound select ranch.
5oc@60c per doz; bullets. SOC per
doz; Eastern Washington, Oregon
and Idaho. nominal
Butterfat-F. o. b. stations. Sac per
III: raw milk $40 per cwt: dairy.
$50 per lb: bakers zoe per h..
Poultrv-Broilers. 2 lbs. and un-
der, 33035c per lb: springs. over 2
lbs, 25c per ID: hens. 3G03 IA lbs.
1Sc ner ID: lbs. and un. 2S@2Sc per
n: old BOOSTERS. Tie ner h: turkeys.
fat 3 to 20 lbs. 45c per ID.
Hops-Choice block. 50 to $50 lbs.
l4m15c per h. do heavy 12014c ner
h.
Reef-Steers. fat, 81 ner lb; rough.
lO5c per h.
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FOR SALE - BARGAIN-6-room
modern house, very cheap; also fur
niture. Call II. (ft)
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CLEANED FROM EXCHANGES.

The two-grade pack seems to be ia
vored by apple growers. The plan
as often reported, to to do away with
the c grade, combining it with the
Fancy.
Now it is necessary to keep care
full watch of the prunes used in prison
kitchens, to prevent the prisoners
from making prune hootch.
There were 295 licenses to wed is
sued during the first eleven months
of 1920 in Chelan county and only 81
divorce suits instituted.
Douglas county is second with T.:
autos per capita, Garfield leads with
6.S. Whitman is third with rs and
Chelan and Yakima counties tie fol
fourth with one car for every eight
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Field of Chelar
gave their 26th annual Thanksgiving
dinner this year. This custom OF
theirs was established while they
conducted the hotel at the head of the
lake and is still continued. Fifty
one were present.
1t is claimed that Jack Dempsey's
manager, Jack Kearns, was formerly
John McKernan, roustabout on a
ranch operated by "Si" Pearl neal
Waterville in 1908 or 1904
1t is stated that $15,6O0,OOO will he
available for TIE improvement of pub
lie highways in this state during the
next two years.
A subway is to be put in at the 18th
street crossing of the Great North
ern at Wenatchee.
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PLAIN NOTES.

Mr.. c. f. Rupel made a business
trip to Spokane last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Peters went to
Wenatchee last week to spend the
winter.
Russell Palmer was Wenatcheo
visitor last week.
Vern Shore was passenger on
Mondays stage to do shopping in
Leavenworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Peters gave a
farewell party at their home Monday
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. RupeI
and Misses Mary and Martha Rupel
who left Tuesday night for Chicago
to enter school.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-12-10
BOYS HELD UP.

Carroll Bergett and Clifford Hicko>
report having been held up last Sat.
urday evening at about 9 o'clock
They say that they were walking
along in the street near the "Moon'
bridge and someone came up behind
them and pressed a gun to Carols
back and ordered them to put theil
hands up, and they did so, and that
together they lost two or three dol
lars.