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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-23

E. c. Humphreys, the lessee OF
the DR.. 5. s. Warren and J. L
Houdand manganese properties in
the Little Florida mountains twelve
miles from Deming. is plann ng
large development.
c p Allen is the general manager
of the property consisting of II
claims. AT present he is driving a
250-foot tunnel to open up the low
est ore bodies and to facilitate the
removal of the ore from the upp@
workings. In addition there are
two upper tunnels and a shaft con
meeting all the Understanding
Graphic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-23

About half a block of land belong
ing to the city around the swim
ming pool at Deming will be con
verified into a city park IN the near
future. Grass. trees and shrubbery
will be planted. concrete walks laid
and a fountain and a wading pool
for the oh ldren installed.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-23

Ssring IS Having.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-23

A Star rotary drilling rig is be-
ing transferred from Thoreau, TO
the Seven Lakes Oil eld. The
complete outfit weighs about two
hundred and fifty thousand pound,
The outfit is being moved by the
ID. NJ r. truck company of this
city. The rig is capable OF sinking
a well to a depth of five thousand
feet. Under favorable conditions
it can drill a hundred feet a DAY
This machine should test the field
ont very quickly. The Petroleum
company is putting in the rotary
outfit, They already have a shal-
low well drilled.-Gallup lndepend-
ent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-23

Trucks are h%arling ''e material
to Luna Nalley Tor he nov grade
school building being erected at that
point. 1t is expected to have the
building completed for the fall term
Of school and Luna Valley will be
ready to take its place with one OF
the best equipped school buildings
in the county.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-23

A. +. St. Morrison district state
road commissioner, has a large
force OF men at work on the stretch
of Ocean to Ocean highway on the
new route over The divide near Da-
til. The tractor recently sent to
his county is now or the job.
II. Morris will also 90 on tn Moq
ollon road where a force i at work
under the foremanship Of ]. II.
Taylor. They are now working on
a strip OF about twelve m les. which
when completed will give Magda-
lena direct connection with the Mo-
COLON mining oamp-Magdalena
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-23

Edward Junker, OF Thoreau has
Just completed a fine structure
which will be known as Hotel Ed
wards, at that place. The build
ing is modern steam heated and
lighted with electricity. Mr.. Jun
ker promises the best OF FANNY
cooked" meals and says his hotel
Is the ideal stopping place Tor
trout fishing is good in the nearby
mountain streams and the climate
is unexcelled.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-23

The chances OF striking oil N this
new wildcat Tcld" took a su,ilca
rise tie past week when the Drip
ping Springs well beng drilled by
abe big Standard Petroleum corp,
struck gas the amount of which Is
not known but the salt ws,e- =
teing forced over the top of a 12I.
inch casing. The company had tc
postpone generations to await the
arrival Of lo-inch casing with which
thew expect TO shut off the W.T. :
and gas if pdssible.-Tucumosr
News
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-23
QUAY

The heavy rain washed out sew
eral m les Of road south of Quay
ard it is thought the damage is
about Sion The hail complefelc
destroyed many crops and the lar
rn"rs say I is too late to replant
The crop outlook in the 0uav
neiehborhood was extra good un- !
this storm came and did thousands
of dollars worth OF damage. a
number Of wheat farmers on the top
tbr Cap have suffered sever loss
some of them losing Their entire
crop.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

The contest was one of the most
notlv contested gubernational the
.ar! n hcs ever known. The Parker
scrces in the parish music ed early,
81 ) engcCed two columns in the Jour-
nal through which to present their
vicw,. However, this is one time that
he advertising Of the Journal did not
bring results, for at the outset the
S.-hhs' supporters in the parish
claimed 10 majority and that was
waat they got.
Sometime ago the Parker men.
through their columns in the Journal,
ciained they were making a quiet
campaign, ard were not talking and
were looking out through green
ccgr;es''-a5 ii werel Now, we
understand that this meant particul-
ar,v the Sth ward. Take look at
the big zero in the Sth column.
Evidently the "green goggles" were
-nirrored CT the outside, and what
was seen through them was a re-
fection of something.
But right here the Journal want
to Pay a tribute to the class of meli
who make up Madison's voters. Every
lone OF them voted as they said they
were-yes they did-to man: And
that is some record, too, for a whole
parish isn't it.
i In the end, however, Parker wins
bv about 10000. And the Parker
supporters here are already claim
ing big things for the jobs which
| came within the appointive power o.
, the new Governor. Watch out, boy
: better get ready, your neck may b.
: next.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
VAEITYES OF TCEATCSS
TO Plant

TIE tomato crop of the past year
was such a general failure, and SO
.1.any inquiries have been received IS
to the varit;es most apt to succeed,
hat It is advisable to give the matter
some consideration.
Ec.h directly and indirectly, the
poor results were due 70 the exces-
sive rainfall. Directly because Of the
amount of water wh;ch cane IN con-
tact with the plants. Iidi.eetly, BE-
oause most tcratc diseases are due 20
fungus end fungi thTives in damp
and rainy weather.
The dieseasa most prevaien. in this
psrish and state is the' tomato VIZ
This disease affects the tomato p!@rt
:. the sgme manner IS the wit CT
cotton effects Gotten. which Is SO well
/ known to the planters, though i is a
different furgi.
The Experimental Station at Baton
Rouge has expe-iuqanted for several
years to discover which varit-es axe
! best able to Withstand this disease.
These may be cias5ed as follows:
These least able to Withstand witt
and producing very lfstle fruit on
badly infested sell are, Store, Bonny
Best, Cha:ks Early, Jewel, and Acme
i OF these the SscEe.is the most suscep
ti5le.
The more resistant varities are
Ta-iiann, Jure Pink. Manytold, Ar
! Hngton and Columbia. These vii
produce some fruit if The soil is badi,
( infested.
: the most resistant varities wer
8 hybiTds selected by the Experiments
! ssa.icEs These were Norton, Marve
3 and GftEe. These produced fairl
: good crops or badly infested soil.
In this parish in 1919 it was foun
8 that thasEslirgtcn did better tha
= ary variety which the local home d.
Il r,onstratcr was able to observe.
q cne instance where FIVE varitie5 we,
& planted, the Arlington was the on
E one which did not have Che wilt. II
E Earliana has been found to give fai
= IL satisfactory results as variety Il
extra. early and extra late crops.
9 While the Baton Rouge office c;
4 help Us cut. this is more or less Zoe
q probisea, If the gardeners will ke'
4 record of the varities they pla
= this yyxf We viii soon be able to fl
Il out what is best; suited to local co
H ditions. This record may be kept
any. way convient to the individu
.5 If a card is dropped to this Off
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
T.6 RS containing 2S1.21 acres.


On motion o. Commissioner Schnei-
der seconded by Commissioner Gold
nan, the following resolution was
adopted:
Be it resolved, that the Board OF
State Engineers, be requested to pre-
pare and submit to this Board at It's
r.eeting n April complete and COM
p-ehersive report in regard to the
Status CT its lines Of public leeves and
river banks, present and prospective,
with special reference to caving
bends and bank protection.
On motion of Commissioner Ham
ley seconded by Commissioner Young
the following resolution was adopted;
Be it resolved, that the President
of ti,;s Board BE authorized to take
ID s-ch outstanding Certificates Of
Indebtedness, due for 1920, as in his
:udgemert, the france OF this Beard
nay pcrnit.
Resolver, further, that he is author
red 20 renew outstanding Certificates
/ .ue IN 1920, where he fnds the Board
,srnot snare the funds to take care
, Of same at this time.
On motion Of Commissioner Young
, seconded by Commissioner H2nlleg
the following was unanimously adopt
! ed by the Board:
Be 1t resolved, tAa.t this Boar
laarrs with regre. Of The resent daat'
OF Mr.. Charles Bead, Of Coaeord''
! Parish, La. ard tkat, II his 3c',+'l Y
have lost a faithful ard eficie"t y
4 spector, who gave his time and ser
vices TO this Board OF all occasion
and urdar all circumstances and tha
a thz levee interests have sustained
serious loss in his death.
" On motion Of Commissioner Your
/, seconded By Commissioner Hamle.
!. the following resolution was, aftt
:, DISCUSSION, unanimously adopted;
g Resolved that the proceeding her
:. tofore taken by this Beard -egarti.
, bonds to appropriated to the Lake s
y Peter Draipage District OF Tens;
IN Parish, be, and they are hereby I
al scinded.
i uron notion of Commission
a Young seconded by Commission
>, Hamley, the following after G.sci
a sion YVES unanimously adopted:
~ Resolved, th@t this Beard co iss
= for the purpose Of raising addition
be funds 20 carry out the object c'
ot templeted By Act No. Of 1885,
~ authorized By Act No. 14l Of
!. General Assembly Of the State
Louisiana for The year 1915,
~ proved July 5th, 1916, in addition
81 the bonds heretofore issued by
Board under authority of said
re- 141, Of 1916, additional bonds az:
sri- gatirg the face value Fifty Thous
$3.50. .c00.o0l Dollars, to be rel
u sented by Fifty (50) bonds OF
snt- denomination of One Thous
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

We are afraid the "boys" have
homes that their "cause" has been
lest in the excitement. No, no BOYS,
that expert shooting will be long
remembered, we believe, though 1t
is pretty tough on the "boys" as who
can tell the course Of bullet after
it strikes the object at which it is
aimed?
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
EEa'.E EOhaD
E-~ese 2TEF@E-EH =,
EESsgE&D.aIN0
Offce Bo2rd o. Conmis5ioners,
Fifth louisiana Levee District.


Fifth louisiana Levee District. !
Ta!lulah, La, Jan. 14th, 1870
The Beard Of commissioners lor
the Filth Louisiana Levee District
NET in regular session, at T@iiulah'
La, its domicile, this day.
The Board being called to ORDER,
by lis president at IL o'clock, a. M,
and the rCn called there wele pres
eat the following ConizhiJsierers:
e. J. Earaioy, i. Il. Schneider. Eas-
Carroll Parish; r. <. Boae., !. P
Keu. President, Madison Parish; 3.
:. Young, C. {. Go.dm.an, Gsasa.
Parish; =. Il. lambda, CoEcortl7
Parish. Absent: E. C. Raodes Con-
coraia Parish.
On motion, resiirg OF minutes CT
previous meeting was dispensed witn'
and business OF tae Board taken up
ard considered rs followa:
! On motion of Commissioner Young
| duIy seconded by Commissioner Golc-
man, the following resolution was
a1opted:
Be It resolved, that the Presl-
dent of this Beard, he, ard ne IS here
by authorized and instructed to sci
ut public auction according to law
/ the following described lands situateI
: in the Parish Of Tensas, Louisiana
Part Of Let three tS) OF Sec. 4
: T. y. z. containing Nine and on'
tenth (9-10-100) acres Of land.
}, On motion Of Commissioner Bone,
: seconded by Commissioner Goldman
I the following resolution was adopted
y Be it resolved, that the descfiptio
Of lands involved in suit OF Board G
e Commissioners FOR the Fifth Loui-
i lana Lavee District versus Chas. /
i Tast. Mon the Docket of the lot
Y Judicial District Court, as stated
the resolution cf this Board adopts
d july 9Th, 1919, authorizing the Pres
n dent to compromise sald sui'' al
q hereby is modified By ommittir
n theref-cm the SEA CT SEA- Sec.l
,e T5. RI. and substituting theret'
" the NEA of SWA Sec. IA T.5 R.
le containing 40.O2 acres and also
r adding thereto (uron the opinion
Or the Attorney of this Board, that {
title Of this Board thereto IS inv
IN lid) SEA of SWh Sec. p, T-6 X
nj containing 40 acres. and NEA, N
en- of NW14 and NEA of SEA Sec.
mt -
nd it will be placed on file fox future
m ference, or, if more conyient, q We
3, hal communication can be given.
u-TTT Up
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

We are told that the Valley Dry
Good Company, of Vicksburg, Miss,
has gone to considerable expense to
enlarge and put in new fixtures on
the floor of their building. This
popular firm is well known to the
people of Madiosn Parish. They will
be GLAD to show this floor to you when
ycu are in the city.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

from Or. J. !. Dale, and - va 1ef~
aSous tLe fist Of TIC year. Ih9r@
VS. 20 ore with h.r, a. the thIc G
the raur5or. lis rer.ainc were >a.i
10 Iallulah to be prepared to- ship
nlent to EeEtUc!.y.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
| MURDER
/ IAILULAH
Conner TO THE
LED BY MALViN
zero.
\. HOLY Pidge within
1,,er .bc Murder
5. Good Work

! mod, VINO h'eu oii ~
uAh which he purchas-
al pr. ]. J. Dale, and
--u Is the Flemmlns
nd brutally murdered
.;,e. the slayer having
- deadly effect. Ihe
4 trimmed down with
5cndle, which showed
;.rer nust have been
81 for some time before
4 S Supposed that the
! the house Monday
robting, ard that Mr..
ne ID the house too
,6the doors. the negro
ser the man by break
~. had awaited until
ky, when ne knew Mr.
Il to milk the cows.
g found in the barn az
5tIcek, several hours
6ad been COMMITTEE.
Nj. H. L. Cant, of
lizs., was telegraph
81 ilsve to vicksbuig IN a
1nd cane on to Talia-
nurrling train, bring
s q celebrated blood
ar1fysl Of the blood
. IL baor, cy-zoiciCued
ihct that solne tine
naz7c, Calhoun, weat
ia told hin that he
a Ms pace AID Mr..
II bis purse which is
uulaired 9 considerable
-, I'D gave the negro
y doing the moving
Nd houEls reache
xxdirs Nr. !. s;r.. r.
he p.nes to frd trEc Z
Nh, and found a p,ac'
5uu Fhare hs bad GSn,
spi-s sad coining. N-
~ fkaI th;s was made {
t>d ec1nittad the mu-
y tAoughk TO one hu
n1Ia have waisd ~
D Aere vss a log scros
lzfe. The dogs TOOK n
Gmc almost straight /.
len hey reached Talu
5h<e frat they went il
lrx:o -sssaurant. Tatin
~ 81 the first s15picio
~ kseper Of the restau
nez1e Of that descripsic
- fend they said he he
MT there the nlo-nin
Acn went into the stor
zria, and Sam said L
y too. They vert frol
~ tore Of nr. D. H. A
- Alien said that IL
Hhcn Er. Allen kne1
ae store the day befor
l7ghs scme tri1e, ard h:
me spot IN front cf Il
where the dogs wer
eent ton there up t
7sEulah 70 the CARA,
p Motor Co., and eft
x1Ee the negro had al
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
STJRDS CARRIES
laAD!sON PARISH
PARISH ALMOST THREE TO ONE
FOR STUBS. PARKER GETS
Only VOTES CONCEDED HIM.
Cn!y Box in the Parish to go ter
Parker Molnds box. Several
Wards lie Gets None.

with the complete returns from
tie parish in, the vote shows that
Stubbs carried the parish by major
ity of 10 votes out OF total Oh 25Z
votes. Tie vote by wards is as follows
D-r-u~ Ctrbhc
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

81, ,cJG.C0) Dollars e-cA, 20 pe aaLeu
Aurus5 l5,h, 1919, numbered from
1875 TO 1925, iuc.ds:.e aai 10 be in .
The following fern, to-v'!t:
U.itcd States cf America,
Safe OF Lau;5iaLa.
s. OGo 90 Number $l,000.00 |
Tae Board OF Commissioners
Fer the
Fifth Louisiana Lcvee District
Know Al Men By These Presents,
That the Board of Commissioners for
TIE Fifth Louisiana Levee District, a
corporation created ty Act "a of the
Acts Ct the Legislature cf The State
b ef Louisiana for the year 1886, ap-
proved July 2nd, 1886, fer value re-
coived, hereby premise 20 pay to
( bearer fEty years after date with the
option of said Beard of Commission
ers 70 pay the same ofte- forty years
r~c-n The da,e hsrcof) the sum OF
CNE THOUSAND DOLLARS, to-
gc.hor with interest thereon from
5ate hereof until such principal sum
IS paid, a. the rate Of FIVE per cent
pcr annur. payable semi-annually
on the fifteenth day of February and
august Of each year. on preSoHt2.ion
and surrender of the respective IL
te.azs coupors thereto, h-r--- c'-~ah-
ed as they scveca,ly SccoG:c 1ue Fo,h
the p-irci1al and i@te~cS' q his
bond gre raya5Io i Eali Gin C the
United S,asa7 Of Ar.--.ca C tic
present r&ar Erd C TFe;F@. 80
!. ( fneross, al tha GO C. - Stc-e
Treaguver CT the C'G-c &C. Tc-'.''''--.
or at the fiscal G-c~cr of fhs State.
in the City cf New Gc'cars.
This Bond is ore CT . u ;.. ,"iho"-
lied issue, limited tn s o2c.o22.Go'
Authorized ~ tha p'cTi-;o's cf X.
! No. 14I OF the Acta y Le~:-'"t:re =
! the State os Ic1i7fa~a, fer The y2sZ
!; 1916, approved July Str. 1915 u''a-
/ which. bonds cf the total an'cu2s a.
! s525 O0o.00 (including this bond)
I have beer isuet 20 this date. a.: i
/, issued pursuant 20 the TroviSlo77 c.
4 said Act and pursuant to resolution!
I and proceedings OF The 2oarl q Com
4 nissiore-s of The Fitth L0r.s'Nc'
& Levee District duly taken tor tha
q pur7o5e.
S Fer q full statement cf 'ha .igHt
I cf the holders Of his kcr3 aud N
q nature and extent ot Che saeurit
4 hereof. reference is he~chr -aade {
a the said Act No. Idt Of t9ts al o
Z. the proIsiors CT vh:ch constitute
q c1>tr:cs tetweel ~tlie holder es tn
u bond, the State Of I.oris:e-c a-d tn
s. Board CT Commissioners for tha Fift
- Louisiana Leyee District.
IN Witness Whereof This bond h
been s;gned by the PraciierS e.
IL attested BY the Secretary Of Ga
d. Board Of Cornncissiore~s for +hs e'if'
as Louisiana Levee District q-d 80 90
of the sad Board has been here'
of affixed, ard each Of the eornc1s har
90 to attached has been signed with t!
- engraved or ,ithogrsphe1 fec-siu,i
M signature of said President and Seer
ne tary, and this bond h2s been datr
nd August 5th, 1919.
We, ~
NO President of the Beard 0f CcTm
sioners for the fifth Louisiana Lev
m District.
me- Attest:
ed.
on+ Secretary Of tba Board 90 Ccnr'
,ta siorers for the Fifth Louisiana Lev
of District.
- Mo- se5
ard On the Fifteenth day Of Februs
10, The Board Of Commission
or- for the Fifth louisiana Levee I
'tos trict will gay to bearer hereof,
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
S25 90

Continued on last pagc)
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

President of the Beard of Ccu.a1is-
sioners for the fifth Louisiana Levee
District.
Attest.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

it will be placed on file fox future re-
ference, or, if more conyient. veri-
bal communication can be given.
REBECCA WHITAKER,
Parish Home Dem Agent
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

Secretary Of tbe Board % Ccnrnis-
siorers for the Fifth Louisiana Levee
District.
Mo- s15 90
On the Fifteenth day Of February
19--, The Board Of Commissioners
for the Fifth louisiana Levee Dis
trict will pay to bearer hereof, or
, 1920-08-31

the pound sterling at 81. 80, therefore "a
cents to the shilling and 2 cents to the
penny. AS our local exchange in convert
ing the pound sterling into Danish
money is at the rate Of $40. cur figures
are obviously conservative.
, 1920-08-31

are to be taken to England for trial
The newspapers recall that in May TITS
the United States people advised he
parliament ireland, asking its sympathy
and explaining their reasons for throw
ing off their allegiance % the King
OF England, saying that attempts being
made to seize Americans and carry them
to England, for trial. and the news
paper adds, the sequel to the at
tempt of dastardIy English oligarc by
ca. Today we can address America
in the same words that America address,
ed our forefathers.
London, Aug. 9th. MIR. MacSweeney
today began The 18th day Of the hun
ger strike in much the same condition
as yesterday. He was weak this morn
ing but conscious and able to speak d lit
tie, 1t was said that the Lord Mayor
might live another week il his lungs
had not been attacked as a result Of 4
previous illness.
New York, Aug. 9th. -EIated by their
tie-up of virtually every British ship in
New York. z 900 or more l0ngsh0remen
who suddenly quit work today, expect
to spread their 'Walk-out TO every port
in the United States in the hope Of
forcing Great b tain, to release from jail
Mr. MacSweene., the Lord Mayor of
Cork, and permit Archbishop Mannix TO
land on Irish seal. The women pickets
who inspired the unexpected wa!k-out CT
L%ongshore men, the marine tiremen,
water tender and2oilers who joined them
feel the same Nay about it. They are
not going back to work on British ships,
they said, until Great Britain meets
their wishes. Irish sympathjzers work
ing on United States, French and Pei
gian steamers also quit work during
the whirlwind campaign and the strike
wages along the north river this after
noon. Although not en- masse long
3horemen Of various n~ationGIities rushed
from the holds of vessels at the com
1and Of their Irish comrades. More
than $50 negroes who were unloading
the cargo Of a Cunard Line fell into line
and received a big ovation from the
other strikers.
London, Aug. 28th.-The threatened
ttlike OF coal miners continue to engross
he attention Of the newspapers and The
.bic. The ballot ng in South Wales
the question s0f whether the men
all strike has virtually been concluded
The result Of the Dalloting as announced
early given considerable more than two
thirds majority in South Wales dis
tricts in favour Of The men ceasinq work.
, 1920-08-31
EDITORIAL.

Our attention has been called to the
enormous differences between prices of
local food products in Antigua. British
West Indies, and prevailing prices in
this isl, nd. We reprint below the rul-
ing prices Of articles as authorized by
the lFOCd Commission Of Antigua under
date Of June 9, 1920, published, and
evidently IN force, as late as August
l1th. according 10 Official proclamation
in the Antigua Sun Of that date. The
prices of meat, milk and sugar are parti
cularly striking, especially of sugar, an
item which has scared to the skies almost
everywhere, St. Croix included, che com
modify being.now assigned to the category
of Injuries Il is assumed that the Gov
eminent of the Leeward islands under
which the island Of Antigua is admins
tered, has restricted the export OF sugar,
or naturally it would all soon be shipped
to richer fields leaving none to sell local
Iy at the low price which is a good bit
under what WE are required to PUNK
down hire for inferior gradaI We are
likewise struck by the prices OF some
imported fo3dstutfs, among other things
cheese. in spite of the fact thatAt IS sub
iect to import duty IN Antigua and IS
entered free here. this american product
is fPLditSu III llG 1OtCbSI uIo1hS az ~
cents a pound less than in ST. Croix,
American territory. The list u prices
in Antigua and this place, follows:
ANTIGUA ST. CROlX
Meat, fresh: 1G4d. anywhere up to 30
al cents per Id. cents or more; dlt
ference 19cts pr. h.
Milk, reputed quart 16 cents; difference
34d. q cents} cents.
Sugar (grey cry raw sugar IN this
stall locally manu- place IS 10 cents a
facturedl "a. Ssh. pr pound; the refined
hap Of $50 lbs. 93.17 grades sell any
sh per bag of % where from 90 dol
lbs. retail, sd. 40 lars a bag to 80
cents per ID; $50. cents a pound. A
09 cents for 2 free hand is given
lbs. in retailing this
Sugar white crys- sort Of sugar
tai locally manu-
factured) wholesale
6-3t4 d.. Q34 cents
per h.; retail Sd.
(6 cents) per 10,
Cheese. (Canadi-
am 2sh. Sd. (54
cents per pound
Cheese (Ameri- 80 cents a pound;
cam 2sh. Sd. ga difference Is cents
ents) per pound a pound.
It will ne noted that we have rated
, 1920-08-31
Only Four Days!

TR. J. R. MAYHEM, Eyesight Special
81 list, will be AT Christiansted from
Monday Both 70 Thursday End Septr. and
can be consulted either Of these days
from 10 a. n.