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your business personal aud prompt stisn
ton.
WHITE
Isss OTIS PLACE n. VS. rooms
lar Large iot to paved alley. I'm
asa MCKINLEY ST.. chevy Chase
,ion: buiit.in garage: hot-wstsr heat
stationary tubs; electric lights I'M
mediate possession $4,000. .,.
rooms and sI safh; ls,rOss heat ana s.s
concrete cellar; by spending $1,000 10.
improvements you can make large
return on your money =, p,,oL.
thTee-story. seven-room homes; recep-
ton hall and bath; excellent sono,-
and bath; Iatrobe heat; room for gar
age. Possession. Excellent condi-
ton. $3.50. Terms.
pt GSs sEw SesRs . sGsA lDt hot.
he iss, MORSE MORSE sT. \. E-Brlcki 7
rooms and bath: hot-water heat
i7iT DE SALES ST. N. K.-Briek.
10 rooms. baths. vspor heat; $4,000
terms.
COLoRED
bath. Iatrobe heat. gas; lot I7hIli7. to
q so:f"ot alley! near high schools
40 and 72l ISM 81. y. E,-S rooms
igas and ie2s CONGRESS ALLEY
~ WI rooms; brick $3.50 each
10 / ST. S. E.-S rooms; brick;
:s5 "a ST. N E.-Brlck. 's.sOo.
$50 GRESHAM ST. n. ,w.-?-family
apartment; rooms and bath each;
brick: furnace heat; gas excellent
condition. sGs a bsrT TiRo Is ,s'0 AVE
7st i'T IRVING sVf ST. n W Brick,
rooms ard bath, gas; '2.2Se; ~
. rooms. reception hall and bath, gas
and electricity. Furnace heat. $3.50
ssos ST. N. We rooms; brick;
lot 6oxiOo; alley. sl.5oo. Terms.
1895 asa ST. N w.-Brick and
frame; rooms and bath; gas. s2.loo.
1924 you ST N. vs. rooms; re-
ception hall; bath; furnace heat: gas;
deep lot to alley. $500 Terms.
s. 10. ~. IL DECATUR ST. N; T..
its4n and 1856 Q ST. N. w.
stories and basement: rooms ana
cd ana papered throughout; one house
n0 sis sa SEW YORK AVE. N. we
'0i iss 18Th 81. s E.-s room. and
bath, gas. excellent condition Pos
session. Price. es.aoo--tsrms
tos Florida AVENUE n; Wa
bath. large lot TO l6.foot alley. Room
for garage. Excellent condition. Price.
$1,000. Best Of terms
SUBURBAN.
ssos NEWTON ST. MT. RAINIER,
MD-(white)-New 6 rooms and bath
Bungalow; a. m. L.; metal garage; lot
6ox15o; possession. Price. V.iso-
s4th ST., MT RAINIER. MD
(white)-vACANT-6 rooms. large
reception hall and bath; z steTy frame frame
DELRAY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
roomy and bath; ste steam heat garage;
TUXEDO. )-Frame; I
rooms and bath: 2 acres; = acre grape
arbor; furnace heat. $3.50. Terms
FARM.
MARCoNIA, VIRGINIA. near Mt.
Jackson--T7k acres; 40 acres cleared,
37h timber 10000 feet chestnut; 200
fruit trees; Groom house; slate roof;
$3.50. Terms.
INVESTMENTS.
1870 7th ST. N. w.-3-story brick
r:ore and apis; concrete cellar: gas
and cleo; large lot to paved alley.
$4,000.
14l7 YOU ST. N. w.-Store and
apartments; brick: hot-water heat:
electricity and gas. Bargain. 100000.
FACING So CAP. ST, west side
Eye to X s. W.-250 feet deep; about
800 #. frontage; brick stores mill;
blacksmith shop. coal yard, several
frame buildings. $4,000. Bargain.
ll1s-1l13h 5th ST. S. E.-6 rooms
each; frame: gas. Rented for $40.
Both for $3.50.
BRADFORD & CO.,
Main 5s77 335 Southern Bldg. Main 5S7
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WAKE UP Building
MERCHANT TENANTS. sv,,,,,, ,h, story ana s.,r mod
% water heat
t
Service. 70 any
We. choking fol the
=
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erenalf a 80.
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tail trade q
asweu local
are
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Consider hi. proposition and
pared foSSh9SioH SUN .
STONE & FAIRFAX
York Avenue n. W.
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Eckington.I
$1,000.

Located on one of the best
streets In this vicinity; deep park
ing on each side: eight rooms
and bath; furnace heat gas; 40
foot alley. Vacant. Immediate
possession.
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Chevy Chase. Md,
$4,000. rs

tho One s. ?, sas esSss s S sssxsn.n M
10 Conn ave. cars. most at,
traetivs surroundings house ALSO
lutely modern, in every detail n
rooms. 3 baths. vspor heat; cleo
tricity. screens. awnings; hollow
tile construction; stucco finish
closed-in breakfast porch; lot TICK
ls0; gear garage. -'1s'"t,. 20 A.
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IIth ST. NEAR s-sToRERooMs; LOT
2oxl20: wide alley. $4,000.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New YORK ave
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ron sALE-hOuSES
MODERATE PRICED HOUSES.

81 s50-Bay window brick. having rooms ana
one block north OF lincoln Park q. Is
| feet frontage; semi detached; newly
papsred and painted Terms
u. .5o-Tn . splendid section Of the ~ W;
every day 6 rooms and tiled bath;
hot-wster heat: convenient 20 two car
lines Only 500 cash required as
| nrst payment.
-, 200 Colonial a-story brick; No. ,Sss sth Of.
N. W.: 8 rooms and bath; newly pa
pered and painted. Il is now vacant
and key may be secured AT once.
| Terms.
50. 5oo-Rhode Island ave. N. r.. woodr1dss:
| Charming semi-bunsaio~. having .
water heat. electric lights, sia..sd in
| breakfast porch. large front porch,
screens for entire house, attractive
fireplace In living room; unusually
| large lot; hedge, shrubbery. Owner
will give immediate possession.
Sc. joo-rhird st. 8. t.. opposite Providenos
pied by owner. who will give imnedi.
ate possession: excellent condition:
Park and sth st. ~. e.; rooms ana
bath: good condition; nne location.
Easy terms
~ 500 strictly modern and up-to-date
| home; near Lincoln Park; rooms
ana tiled bath; colonial porch front:
| double back porches: concrete cellar;
hot-water heat; large yard 10 public
alley; With grape aroor and fruit
trees. This house IL In perfect condi-
tion and Is occupied by the owner.
who will give immediate possession.
Reasonable terms.
ss,5eo-c st. N E.: ,story brick. porch
front; 9 rooms and bath; deep lot %
rs nrst payment.
s.5oo-Ioth st. s. E.: rooms ana bath;
| good condition: lot ITO feet deep 10
| 4 eo-ft. alley.
3S.soo--E street, near Union station; 10
rooms and bath, suitable for rooming
| house; two-story brick garage.
a. sso-Eye street, near 9Th: rooms and
bath; colonial front porch: furnace
s''o"-Ams: p,.sI: : rooms. tiled bath. eel.
Brothers; Sew garage.
n COB street. near 18th: rooms and bath:
5000 SUBSTANTIAL mouse
80 ~.
corner. near Lincoln Park.
=, a..
easy payments can be arranged.
-n a..
sS''9o-fiV ~ street: rooms ana bath;
good lot 10 an alley
~ Union Sation; Two stories. rooms
anu atn immednte possession.
r. Ierms; N,oW casn ana balance IN easy
"oh'"'S payments.
't'VV- - street hortheast, between l-th and
, i.tn, suostantlai -stofy, oay,~ihoow
DIlch' CONTAINING rooms and bath;
a, M IA.
'''''~to'n sueet soutneet rooms ana
~, 1000 cohoiion' lot iiV tee' deep
T" -"ioo' aheS.
- soo-A, s.roor brick d~.,,,r~ y, ,.,,.r.a
street southeast; stories: lot 22xloo
ing house to party who had looked
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FOR RENT-sToRAoE SPACE

FOR RENT-34xi24 feet; light
and dry storage or small man.
ufacturing Phone North i494.
LARGE back room; can be used for stor-
arc Ar machine shop. alley entrance.
81 Fsi ~ w
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81 Czs0Mu REAL ESTATE o4o,erGzg buy RM Es1AIE Now.
ron 0ALE-HOUSEs

double ssSsss. only -four year. old; owner
s.s. h.. to-. Z. vs. . S:. P?;''i sssos nary
quick; an excellent home
/. M. WILLIAMS
Main 800 729 18th st. N. w.
HOME BUYERS.
HAVE A NUMBER OF HOUSES
THE CITY, OCCUPIED by OWNERS.
WHICH MEANS IMMEDIATE pos.
sEssIoN THESE ARE A AL AZ
EASY TERMS
CLARENCE +. WEIGH.
Room /, Southern Building.
Main 4289.
uOp SITV
HEADQUARTERS
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
WE OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
OWNERS WHO WISH TO SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTIES WITH Us.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WITHOUT SEEING OUR LIST
STONE q FAIRFAX. Is,s New York ave,
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A7-acre subdivision property. inside OF
tho city limits; just now the survey has
been made and laid OF In good size lots,
sewer and electricity to this property and
one car fare; and Sss.o OF street improve
ments made up 10 this property Just re-
Gently.
have been informed by good business
people that there can be made out OF this
property by selling lots and building homes
on IL at least 100000 clear OF all expenses.
Price just now $50. 900. per cent commis-
sion paid to any broker for making sale OF
II inside Of the next 30 days.
J. d. CARAVAN,
District Nat. Bank Bldg.
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Columbia Heights.
$1,000.

A six-room and bath house Of
modern construction; colonial type;
one half square from 18th 81. car
line.
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TAKOMA PARK.
OVER QUARTER ACRE.

Immediate possession. Furnished or un-
furnished. Eight large, bright rooms, ltth
street. Capital Traction line; new and one
II the most modern and attractive homes
IN this desirable suburb. Built by owner
for n permanent home, and could not be
duplicated for one-third more. Four bed
rooms each with iavatory. very large
closets. large tile bath, sleeping porch,
greskfast porch large front porch an
burdancc of fruit, shade and shrubbery.
q you would like to see one OF the most
attractive homes offered for sale today, let
ua show you this one.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and O.
lain t32. Evenings North 1861.
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18th ST. NEAR R-STORE AND APART
ment: 2Oxl40: wide alley. $4,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1S42 New York ave
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FON 0ALG-HOu8GS


I4Os II Street N. W. Main 4sao.
Price 1880. Well located northwest
home. semi detached three-story brick
house. having y rooms and bath, bed
rooms. hot-water heat; there Is SIDE
space: paw alley in rear. conven-
lent terms or sale.
Price $3.50. Very ssIesble down
town home. Just little on from 18th
street. a well-built three story bay
window brick house. having 10 rooms
and bath. several open nreplaces, I'M
usually deep lot to paved alley with
room for garage. owner will sell on
terms Of $500 cash and monthly pay
ments.
Price ss,sbs In Chevy Chase, well
situated this side OF the Circle and
story house having 7 rooms and bath
heated with hot water. having electric
lights. front and rear porches, large
lot with several large trees. Posses
sion given.
Price. $4,000. In Mt. Pheasant.
vacant and in dne condition, 3-story
Broom brick house. having two bath
rooms. electric lights, hot water heat,
and a hreproof garage for two cars
This Is very saleable home. conven-.
lent terms will be made,
Price $1,000. In BioomingdaIe. half
square from LIST street. a well-kept
home occupied by an owner. will give
possession when desired: a 2-story g.
room modern brick house, there Is a
deep lot to wide paved alley. and
time.
Price $3.50. Northwest location. de-
tached house, having large rooms
and bath. lot fSxl1S. with trees and
shrubbery. There II q garage on q
Convenient terms Of S sale. "
Price $1,000 In Petworth. owner
sion any time, 2-story Groom and bath.
brick house. deep lot to paved alley.
and there is a garage. This Is very
saleabie home.
Price $4,000. On Ontario road
right near Columbia road. good home
where immediate possession can be
had: q three-story bay-window brick
house having 9 rooms and bath, steam
heat, electric lights. room for garage.
Easy terms Of sale.
Price $500 just OF from 18th
street In Mt. Pleasant. in n beautiful
square Of high class homes: this 10 q
semi detached brick house having side
light modern and o.the- minute IN
every respect, hot-water heat and cleo
trio lights, parquet floors, unusually
large porches. Possession given.
Price $lI,500. In Chevy Chase. can
be sold on terms of 81, 500 cash and
monthly payments: attractive corner
house, having hot-water heat. electric
lights, living room with open fireplace.
large sleeping porch. front and side
porches. also a freproof garage. imme-
dlate possession.
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SHANNON & LUCHs,
Main 2345.
7lS i4th 81 4. W.

Chevy Chase. Nd lexington.
$4,000. -, o.. $1,000.
s es s:s sess % sss S s the ss.
and heat gas;
, sstss: yspof neat. .lsc, posse.aon N ~
sore hollow .T,-.,
. SrssEi ITSi '""'
car sarass -'"t~s- -t e: ~, Near Kendall Green
oahlgren Terrace. ~. well built s-story brick
$3.50. sosnns and bsth furnace s heat;
roou. and hath. ho,.u.,., alley.
o s,sst' deep "f fess well s'% Hsp' $3.50
coal ~ cellar f1I m =. sH.1 Chevy Chase.
icy; liberal terms be sl15OO
y.toa; Vacant md ready for M
Columbia Heights. mediate oceupsnsy bedrooms
$1,000 "A attic; hsstsd hot water.
- ~, 80, So, :, electric lights space garage;
colonial type; and
SOU
Columbia Heights
Woodmont 90 ,Eo
$500 Ina, ,x .,.,. from, 90.
IT. completely detached modern home of the colonial
sSs wsaer heat. eiestrty by furnace Lights;
ss.S G% ai exisS ana hedge %
$3.50 porches for
SHANNON & LUCHS
4th St. N w. Main 2S4b.
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Dahlgren Terrace.
$3.50.

Five rooms and bath; hot-watsr
heat: electric lights; cement
front porch; deep lot. well kept
grounds; coal In cellar at cost
vacant and ready for immediate
occupancy; liberal terms can be
arranged.
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Woodmont.
$500.

Vacant. A completely detached
house containing 8 rooms and
bath: hot-water heat; electricity
One square from pike and car
line: garage lot soxl2b; hedge
fence.
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Chevy Chase.
311,500.

A modern home at a nne ele-
Walton: vacant and ready for Inn
mediate occupancy. bedrooms
in attic: heated by hot-water.
electric lights; space for garage.
glsssed-in sleeping porch hard
wood floors and trim; stone foun-
dalton to house.
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Columbia Heights.
$3.50.

Just a few steps from 18th 1t.
modern home of the colonial
type containing rooms, bath:
heated by furnace: electric lights;
parquetry floors; hardwood hoors
and trim; front and double rear
porehes; space for garage
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SHANNON & LUCHs
7s I4th s. Nv. Main 2s4S.
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GOWN YOUR Own Home {
ron SALG-MOU0E0

TIE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED sndss
ma THEY ARE ADyERTIsED DAILY
an ALL PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We sts
your business personal and prompt s'sn-
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FOR SALE RESORT PROPERTY

NORTH BEACH. MD.--Lots near water;
$3.50 up: terms. EDW. wIDDIFlELD,
1914 Calvert al.
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FOR 6alE-FhRMS

rrNANT-stesdy. reliable, TO work my
farm OF 200 acres, near Marshall Hail,
ND, house and all necessary buildings;
immediate possession given, Apply TO Mrs
IT. II. Elliott tG5 II IT. s w, wash, ~. g.
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FOR RENT

LARGE. well-ventilated, newly papcred.
with alcovei suitable for four gentlemen
within three miles I5 minutesl Of Capitol
bldg ideal for summer, with or without
board. Phone Lincoln 1891.
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Price $3.50. Well located northwest
home. semi-detached three-story brick
house. having y rooms and bath, bed
rooms. hot-water heat: there Is a side
and rear yard with garden and garage
space; paved alley in rear. conyen-
lent terms OF sale,
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PHONE US If you DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.

$3.50
A most desirable home OF 10 rooms and
. baths: in the NORTHEAST: newly pa
pered: h. W. h.: convenient to cas-. Rea.
SCRABBLE terms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-12
Is YOUR CANNING EQUIPMENT
READY NOWP

It's not too early TO prepare can
ming equipment for summer use II
generous canning Is TO be part OF
this seasons program. To make sure
that your canning and preserving
Will be a success, include in your
equipment the chief devices that Will
make for accuracy.
a reliable household scale. useful
at all times. Is absolutely essential
for preserving time. IL will mean
better handling of ingredients and
less waste. For example. under the
old fashioned method of preserving
fruit In stone crooks, equal quant-
ties OF sugar were used with the
fruit We know now that II is neces-
sary to use only three quarters OF a
pound OF sugar for each pound Of
fruit. II this quantity Is accurately
measured II will mean definite saw
ing in the sugar used.
Measuring cupS-quart, pint and
gill measures-are also helpful. but
If the scale Is depended upon they
Will not be necessary. All ingredients
can be reduced 90 terms OF pound
measurement. which is. after all. the
most dependable for preserving. A
great convenience.
a small group OF preparing tools
will cost comparatively little. but
viii be very helpful. There are on
the market now devices for almost
every kind OF fruit and vegetable.
whether for canning OF drying pur-
poses. Strawberry hullers. pineapple
shippers. cherry pitters. orange and
grapefruit knives, apple cOrers and
cutters, not 10 mention the innumer-
able small articles that cut and flute
and scrape. None Of them Is expen-
sive, and IL a well-made device IS
purchased II will last for years.
one great advantage OF keeping
such an assortment on hand is that
IL encourages frequent canning in
small quantities. Nowadays few
housewives put off canning until one
period and then submerge them
selves for days or weeks IN the hot
process of canning and preserving.
With the aid OF modern equip
ment IL is possible to put up a half
dozen or a dozen jars frequently
whenever one obtains a small guam
tity OF fruit or vegetables for the
purT ose. A few hours of canning
every week will result I'm gener-
Gus total Of canned things at the end
Of the season without making the
process wearisOme. as IL is bound TO
become if one spends several days
in succession at the job
III YOU have JAYS left over from
last season. 20 over them carefully
now Feel the rims with the finger
tips 20 make sure there are no hicks,
even small enough 10 he invisible
20 the eye. II some OF your old used
iars are eVcn slightly imperfect
don't attempt tC use them over
again. And. incidentally. il may be a
good plan 10 lay i'm your stock OF
jars, rings. etc, nOw-befOre the
summer rush There we're many
places where Il was difficult last
year to obtain the right kind Of jars
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-12
LITTLE CHANGE
IN PRICES ON
LOCAL MARKETS
Opening of City Market Not
Expected to Affect Quo
tations to Any Degree.

Little change has taken place in
local market quotations daring the
past week. with the exception Of
middIings and feed. which have ad-
vanced on an average Of IS cents a
hundredweight. Butter has gone up
one cent 10 50 cents a pound. while
eggs are selling a cent off. at ~
cents dozen. New corn has drop
ped 20 cents on both buying and sell
ling prices.
Although the city market official
opens IT'S 1920 season Saturday morn
ing. II IA not expected that any no
ticeabie changes in price will re-
suit. as farmers and others have
been utilizing the Colfax av.. bridge
for some time in a sort OF impromp-
Ia market Of their own.
Poultry Prices Constant.
Poultry and meats remain uu-
changed I'm price, though hides and
raIIow. following the drop in the
leather market, are quoted several
cents lower.
Hay has dropped considerably.
the new quotations being from IS
10 IS a ton lower: this commodity,
n marked change IN price has been
recorded.
Reports from farms surrounding
South Bend are 20 the effect that
,.he corn is profiting by the changed
Weather. and this may tend TO lower
prices later on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-12
FIVE SALADS FAVORED FOR
WARM DAYS.

Here are a few suggestions for
delicacies in the way OF summer
salads. These are not all very sub
stantial, but just the small dainties
that the finicky summer appetite
needs TO be tempted with.
Lobster Salad.
can Of lobster
1 head Of lettuce.
IL cupful OF mayonnaise dres-
sing.
Flake the lobster. but not too
fine. Remove the outer leaves from
a head OF crisp lettuce and arrange
on a small salad dish. The rest OF
the leaves should be placed on a
board and shredded fine, then mix
ed with the lobster and the mayor
lettuce leaves and keep cold until
served.
Pineapple Salad
cupfuls of shredded pineapple.
l cupful OF chopped celery.
! sweet red pepper. chopped.
Mayonnaise or whipped cream.
Mix together the shredded pine
apple and celery and mound on
small lettuce leaves. Cover with
dressing and garnish with the chop
ped nut meats.
Swcctbread Salad.
] pair Of sweetbreads.
large cucumbers.
1-2 cupful OF chopped celery.
oil. salt. pepper, vinegar.
Parboil the sweetbreads for about
90 minutes. then drain and set
aside to cool Cut into half-inch
cubes. Cut the cucumbers in half.
Crosswise. scoop out the centers and
chop. mixing with the sweetbreads
and chopped celery Add oil, vine
gar. salt and pepper TO taste, and
then replace in the cucumber shells.
Serve on n fe7, lettuce leaves.
Cream Salad Dressing.
tablespoonfuls OF cream.
/ tablespoonful of olive oil
tablespoonfuls OF vinegar.
: egg.
tablespoonful Of dry mustard.
l teaspoonful Of sugar
IL teaspoonful os salt
Beat all these ingredients togeth-
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er and cook until It is like thick
cream. Set aside TO cool This Is
far more delicate in flavor than the
usual mayOnnaise.
Dressing For Fruit Salads.
egg yolks.
lemons.
l cupful of sugar.
1-2 cupful OF water.
Boil the sugar and water for five
minutes. then pour over the beaten
egg yolks Cook in a double boiler,
stirring until thick. then cool and
add the juice OF the lemons. Set
aside 20 get cold for use.
This is delicious served with any
fruit salad-berries, bananas
oranges or pineapple.
Copyright, 1920
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ter. paying 5Ss pound. selling &c pound !:
eggs. paying 42c dozen. selling 4Tc dozen
FRUITS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
California naval oranges 75c per dozen (;
selling - cwt; new cabbage. selling &c
pound.
POULTRY AND MEATS.
tCorrected Danny py Jimmie's Market
12S r. Jefferson Blvd
BEEF-Roast. 3o06Oc; boiling, DC !;
round steak. +Oc; sirioL9, o0c; porter.
kouse. Toe
PORK LOIN-4oc.
LARD-3Oc.
CHICKENS-Dressed, sc.
HIDES AND TALLOW
Corrected Today by g. W. Lippman, 2lo
~. Main IT.
HIDES-10 TO 15c; calfskins, 15c 10 Zoe
rendered tallOw, 4odTc 10. rougs tai
toW. Z1Sc ID; beeswax. 25035c.
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GRAIN AND FEED.
Corrected Daily by ID h Morgan,
AlIIa. HydFauIIc Al

corrected Daily by ID. B. Morgan. Starr
NiIIs, Hydraulic Av.l
SHE'LL CORN-Pa. ing S165.
OATS Paying 81 Ii, selling $1.40.
BRAN-Selling $500.
MIDDLINGS-Se Selling $33OdS3.JO hun
dred.
cHoPPED FEED-selling A.25 per
SCRATCH FEED-Selling s4.75 per
ewt
GRINDINGs-sc bushel.
WHEAT-Buying $2.61.
RNE-Paying 500 bushel
Corrected Daily ny Warner Bros. Seed
Store, 226 ). Michigan ST.
COW PEAS-S7OO busheL
JAPANESE MILLET-S5.OO TO 5000.
RED CLONEK-S7.
TIMOTHY-$5.bG.
SPELTS-$4.5O cwt.
SoUDAN GRASS-s16.5O to $500 per
hundred.
SIlNFLOW ERS-20c pound
WINTER OR HAIRY BETCH-s27. %
per busbel.
BLUE GHASS~$5.OO
SWEET CLOYER-S35.00
MAMMOTH CLOVER $500 TO SIS. 90.
WHITE CLONER-{45OO.
SWEET WHITE CLOVER-$35.
FIELD PEAS-S4.OO TO $500
RAPE SEED Dwarf ESsexJ-$sOo ou.
Lawn GRASs-iOc per 10,
go Da.asS ~ ~ Sau ~" w.
LIVE STOCK
Corrected Daily by Major Bros, 4. L.
gan ST.. MishawAka.)
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Fair 10 good,
l0dllc; prime. 12Q14c.
HOGS-130 TO 49, lbs. lie; 15O 10 1T5
lbs, 3hc; l75 10 200 lbs. lac; zoo up
lac.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected To-Day by the brotherhood
GN-~ery, $50 y. Main 81.
BUTTER AND EGGS-Crea merry but