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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
LOST AND FOUND

B00K-L.ost. deposit book No 274s83 w';h
the W"st. S,,v. I'd SOC. 1000 walnut row.
BOJK-Lpst deposit book No. .75s7i with
~" West. Sav. Ed Sur..lUOO Walnut. rev
DO,i--IAst. white wI~.-Eaircd fox torrlrr
l.,~k rox-tan cared. answering TO the
rame Of BobLie, IN H.Clntty or NEncOtc Or
J"ukOtOWn. on October o; liberal reward II
r"tuI 9"d. Ogontz ~.
FOUNTAIN PEN-Found fountain pen. oct
T. :. W. cor. OF Independence Square
Apply to j. LIppncott, 227 $. 9th 81.
IOiI,'Y--I.ost. perpetual policy No l6E47
Pruusylvania Fire TnsuranC" Company.
s3OOO. on dwelling +Sl3 TT r.n!ty place, Pnila.,
ISSUED 10 Annie NcEriI NIColls. Return to
WI'IHms Walton. 40 Walnut st. phiin.
Pi'PIv-I.ost. mali wre-haIrei fox terrier
I.uIp" white with b'HCk MARKINGS. re-
yHrd ] NJ WaIlnc". GTrYRtOne road, Over
brook Phon" Merton 296.
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SALES EXECUTIVE

We want Il man whose experience fully
demonstrates that he has selling ability Of
the highest and most practical order; that
he grasDs the big Fundamentals OF modern
selling and advertising and that he has driy.
ing force.
This experience should have come an aales-
man or sales matitger with some company
in which ceiling strength Is foundation
stone.
We want man between 1895. preferably
university trained. for that part or o.,r
EasterH territory which has It's headquarters
IN Philadelphia.
our company is 81 Years old. has tho high
O.. standing and IL the leader in It's field
All communicate tions will he treated in strict
confidence, but only those which Hive de-
tailed evidence of the above rcauir.noNts
vi, be considered. Address 4 G5B Ledger
Office.
SALESMEN--You want big money, we want
IN IN unusually big dTive and get your share
Of profits: men ready TO work hard can
Colunybin Graphophons Co. 40 ~ 9th at
Sce Mr.. Fudnadj!en between . and 10 A. NJ
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

GHOCOLATE COATER. rEp good pny, n.at
~t.ady work. &343 Woodland ave
IIRl-G"l..ral housrworK white, GOOD COOK
neat. small apartment; . IN family. PaOno
Ard. 4G7 before noon.
MOTHER $ HELPER--WhI,e girl Tor Hight
work, Apply $40 L. Main ST.. Moores-
%T'RSE--Practlcal nurse to care for chiI-
dren llv!nR in the suburbs HS"1 20 -
ycnrs:, ulruse givo age. experience and re +
crrnce Aldress p 1902. Ledger unio-.
%TRSE-A practical nurse wanted tu Keep
hnuge for children. youngeE, years.
pa 'ary Sl2 weekly. Phone Gtrmautowu
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

VOTING MAN, unmarried. who has had
years experience in retail selling and re-
tail store management IN an interior Penn
psreI shoes. hats. etc, desires position as
saissn,an or other position OF trust and re.
snonaibiity, where hard work, energy and
GOOD salesmanshlp will be recognized. with
moderate salary. ~
rity.
who will give me a chance to demonstrated
Address 11ls. Ledger office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
DREANLAND
ADVENTURES
Tie Charmed Fat Lacy
by DADDY

jack and Jdnct join a circus side
shoe irih BaItp sam, Jointcd Mule
aud WoOde,, Elephant. Jdnct makes
friends icith the tat laiy and lcdrus
her secret, ichile jack rhUms ,cith q
pounQ NlaMt MhO is as taN as hONSc.
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General

CIVIL SERVICE exams, Phha.. oct Nov,
poa'lions Sl49o-slOOO; Ngc ~ upward; esp
unurcrssury. For free particulars, instTuc-
ton. write J. Leonard (rorm"r Ciy!l Service
Ky 0G2 Equitable Hldg., Washington, d. c.
CIVIL SERVIIE examinations. Nov. and
Dyc . many vacancies; salary NiOU-SlkOO
writc Tor sample test. i l429. Led. once
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HELP WANTEp-MALE

AGENTS--HustllnE men, handle pat. chem
EaA lighter. large profits wond. repeater.
nfrs' agts. Wasserrnan. l3Ah Arch. % noor
CAKPENTHRS-Good jobbing carpenters.
Cali Monday morningi $3.50 Germantown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

GIRL rXprrirnCe in typewrltlns and letter
w"ItinE desires cOrrespCndrnCr III Cs-
tablIshed nrm for home work, GIG, Ledger
Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15

UPHOLSTENER. scamstresEes aud table
hard, experienced on dThpcTy WORK. Apr.y
ISL SAMSON II. --
WAITRESS, Protestant; previous cNp"rIrnC"
drsiranc. but not necessary. pho'" over
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BOARD WANTED

sres room and board Win T.InIite ne.
couple In apartment house. A SIS, Tcdscr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15

We will train you 70 write. snorCar,l4 f,r
US, no CHnNussIng o.! sGlicitIn2, We ilpplv
you with st adj wogk, distance no object;
vi. pay you from $l5 TO $50 IA week. wilson
Methods !.td., Dept. 1. "a L. klchmond
Toronto Canada.
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NEi;E :, Money Ar uOI,L.

You can O., earn r. from IN 81 to s. an r' hour In rou,
spar" time writing SHOW Cnrds quickly an!
easily IrurneI by our new simple method.
not CunvGsslng or soliciting; "" tuaCh YOU
how. sell your work and pay you rnsh zach
week fun particulars and boz klst free.
Write to-day 20 American Show Card School
$50 NYr.e n.dR. TnrOnt0. CanMaa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15

CIVIL SERVICE exams, PhiIa. Oct Nov.
positions SlAO0-SlGDO; ag", Is upward, rxp
unnecessary. FuT free DHrtiCuIars Instruc,
U0n, write J. Leonard CORNER CiYu Service
OK. 0G2 Equitable BldE. Washington, d. 6
CIVIL StRNlCE examinations %oy and
Dec. many vacancies salary 81 TOO Snn,
w.-Ltn fnr anmpln tosL. ] lL4l. L.nlser OF
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General
MOMAN FON TRAVELING HOSITION

Sales manager OF succcsaful. established
chicago Curporut!On, dOiuE uation-vid bus!-
ness, vIl be at the Hotel Al"lInia for SOY
cIai days for the purpose II intervening 4
or women anxious 10 obtain Irrlndr,rrt
position. Win splendid opportunity for nd
veu"mcEt: app!.Cants must apply In p.r-on
and Ice l,.rwrcn 81 and 40 years OC Hgr hav.
ut least high school education and f1u, lprs,.
% travel extensively. applicants must I,Ay"
HhiIHd, 'phia within woSx no eND"r once or
Investment required, We win nav railroad
far, sH,Hry ard commission from start.
iyl,h personality, culture and refinement vii
he cInsid"r"l, no Canyasstrs Hr"d aI, y; o Ii-
Of-'uWn applicants give details as to usr.
eguGation and t"l"phunr number. See VI ~
KdliIrriT. tlie. Hotel AIluf.il
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SALESwOMEN

,hnni,ai ord,r takers. bIt we!!-br"G. we'll
r.iurat-d widn-Rwak" p"rsUnB, 10 m de-.
1 rIrabl. permanent pusLt 'UnB ARMY " ng..,
and Tuesday Il you have the require, qua.!-
tCutIUUs.
Employment Bureau
WANAArAKER' s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

MACHINERY AND TOOLS
MACiilHE ShHh FOR SALE RETIRING
EQuIpMEET: ANY OF THE fIiIL LOWiNi
TOOLS CAN BE BOUGHT SEPARATELY:
GhHli Schumacher g. BOyC lathe
lixS Carroll Jameson lathe.
20xlO Perkins lathe. 20-!n, SIbley drill press
36-n. Mueller RRdial drill press
Marvel high.spced draw cut hucksaw No
l+-H. p White & Middleton gas engine
Little David air drill.
Portable Gran" (CantOn No. -.
Portable boring bars and equipment (yar,ous
GiZes.
".stcam engine Indicators and plan!meter
2-ton Yale & TOwne chain block
9G-ton Reliance hydraulic jack
Time clock and rack (CIn. almost new),
OffIce equipment,
APPLY l2l0-21 y FRONT STREET.
For SAI.!G-SeConl-han nd AIhro.C'lcm Fr~Igb,
elevator. bet driven. car OGlO; CnpaSS,'t
1000 mounds. now In operation The HnimooSs
cUk Co, Wlliamsport, Pa.
ELECTRICAL MOTORS. MACHINE TO6T q
POWER EQUIPMENT 0'i'S
O"RRIEN MACHINERY CO.. no ". Sd ST
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GERMANTOWN
ROOMS WANTED

TWO young man wart one or ty0 ..---
with or convenient TO bath; yicinItv pi..ttns
house Square preferred. NJ $50, Lcdrsr' nt''Sn- Es
nce. NscF oi-
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BOARDING

BOARDING. DIRECTORY
File OF desirable vacancies in ~ phu
meet any rcQuiroments; personal ndtt.tILa' 70
selsel!nS 43l+ 3s@Ee ave-. ! 50. south OF Pine
CHANCELLOR ST. 4OlG--Arcnn ,nr :.
TriY. home. all cows; home co0Linu" o.
Erls prs', Tel. lta:ing l07S W ''"
1910 SPRUCE ST.---DESuiAHTE pGC1yIS-
WITH BOARD; IiY DAY or WEEiiES S'i"'
452D SAMSON Single rooms for rsa.o,
yo4n& man r"asLh@4lei home coolSlng.
EDGEMERE, OlO5 York rd,-Rnoro- ,,,,,l
board; large lawn shade; veg. gnrSsn
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SUTEKINTENDENT WANTED

, NATTONAII.Y KNOWN OVERALL, COM
PANY ESTABLISHED - YEARS, WITH
FACTORY ~ EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA,
MA&CFACTCRlN0
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SWEENEY & CLYDE

OLD ESTABLISHED manufacturing bus'.
ness near New York; $1,000. Wifred
DENLY INA Sip ave. Jersey city. ~.
PENNSYLVANIA corporation engaged In
textile manufacturing business offers op-
portunlty to one or more investors 20 acquire
an interest In ic business. $40. l.. o.
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AGENTS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GENTLEMAN, In one business for 35 years
needs $50. 900 for ono year to use In SAID
busines; can furnish security for the amount
and will pay an exceptional amount OF In.
terest: business now operating under court
at profit OF $1,000 q week; production sold
ahead one year: al details open for inspec
tlon md verincation; no promotion experts
desired. A 6O7, Ledger Office. "
FOR SALE--Ono OF tho leading moving.
picture and vaudeville theatres In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15

Forget it? Why should forget
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GERMASTOWS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

ATTRACTIVELY furnished strictly up-to,
date BecOnd-hOOr apartment. , rooms ana
kltchenette S75: handsomely furnished bache.
icr's apartment. communicating living room,
brdroom and bath: SIS: Is minutes to Cl'y
uan arlp
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MEsT PHILADELPHIl

i4O4 SPRUCE ST.-Attractivc apt; fun
and unturn.: el. light. heat. maid ssrylce;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15

13. 1921. NAN H.. wifo
tin. Funeral services at Z.
o., 1924 Arch St. sat. at >
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-04
FLEECY STAPLE HAD A QUIET DAY, BUT
 MADE AN ADVANCE
At the Close the General Mar ket Was Steady at Net Gain of Twenty-Five to Thirty
 three Points
Rr Assorinted Press

New York March 3.-The cotton mar ket was very quiet today, with traders evidently waiting for the outcome of the conference on war separations or the in- augural festivities Prices, however, were generally steady, an opening de- cline being followed by rallies on cover ing with May selling up from 11.30c to H. 7Oc. The general market closed steady at a net advance of 25 to S9 points The market opened steady, with March un- changed but generally to IS points cent selling movement. Traders here paid little attention to the rally in Liverpool, as there was no improvement in reports from Manchester, but offerings were very light after the initial selling had been absorbed, and prices firmed up during the middle of the day on reports of a better feeling in the spot markets and light fertilizer sales. March rallied from 10S5c to 1L22c and July from 11.70c to 12,17c, with active months selling 32 to 10 points net higher in the late trading. The close was a shade off from the best un- utT Icdl4NAiS. OtlS Ol tllS pIlNdAS CdpiSS from Liverpool said that Manchester re- ports were poor and that some of the mills there intended to close down for the balance of the month. There were also reports of increasing mill curtail- ment from Georgia and the Carolinas, but these features were offset by buillish advices with reference to fertilizers. Off, ficial returns from five of the more prominent states compiled in New Or leans were said to show decrease of 6S per cent in the sales of fertilizer up to the end of February as compared with the same period last year. Naturally this was taken as confirming the talk of a substantial cut in acreage, but local brokers attributed most of the buying to covering by recent sellers. Private ad- vices from the southwest said the basis was firmer, but this was understood as referring to low-grade cotton. which has been depreciating recently. as compared with middlng, Exports today, 1,160, mak- ing 3,404, ,955 so far this season. Port re- ceipts, 13,6i2; United states port stocks, 1,41576S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-04
GRAINS GO UP ON NEWS
 THAT TIME LIMIT HAS
 BEEN SET FOR GERMANY '
By Associated Press

Chicago, March 3.-Higher prices for grain resulted today from news that a definite time liimt had been fixed in which Germany must accept the repara- tions terms of the allies. Prices closed strong at 2%c net higher, with March $1.70A @1.7o1A and May $1611s @1.62.
 Corn gained ss q $ic to 7s 91c; oats, hc to Ss d.zt C, and provisions 21aS-Jc.
 Strength showed itself in the wheat market at the opening and although some reactions took place, they failed to last and the close was al the high est point of the day. In addition to the allies ultimatum, bullish factors in cluded talk of probable domestic crop damage. Green bug reports came from the southwest and a government re- port was out that Hessian fly infesta- tion had become rather general in the mand from mills was noted, with some improvement in the flour trade. What little success the bears attained was associated with uncertainties of the in- dustrial outlook and with assertions that the official figures on farm re- serves March would be large.
 Prospective falling off in receipts in corn tended to lift the value of that cereal and of oats as well. Export sales of corn continued. Higher quo tations on hogs helped to lift provi- sions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-04
New Orleans Cotton


 New Orleans, March S-F1gures com piled by Secretary Hester of the New Orleans Cotton exchange. showing a decrease in the sales of fertilizers to the first of March of 6S09 per cent. compared with sales during the same period last year in the states of Geor gia, Ala abama, Mississippi and Louisi- ana, put the price or cotton strongly higher today. Highest levels came in the late trading when the active months were S6 to 43 points over the close of yesterday, with May up to 11.sS cents D. per pound. Last prices showed net gains for the day of 21 to 35 points.
 In the early trading it was an rreg- ular and unsettled market. A better Liverpool than due caused small ad- vances but they were followed by de- clines under the uncertainty felt over the foreign political situation, but when the market reached losses of to lz points under the close of yesterday, no buying came in and net advances were established again. The demand in- creased after the fertilizer figures were issued, total sales in the four states named of only 305,417 tons, be- ing much smaller than expected and comparing with 957.1O7 tons during the same period last year decrease of C51, 690.
 Additional buying came in during the last half day in anticipa ton of more bullish sentiment generally as a result of the events of inauguration day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-04
Hubbard Bros.

New York, March 3.-(Special) )-There was steadier market here today. largely based on the fact that the recent pres sure has been removed and also on the feeling that the conference in London be- tween the Germans. and the allies would ultimately reach some definite conciu- sion.
 Ar encouraging feature was a report from John F. Farweil X Co. of Chicago tEat many buyers have been in the mar Let in the past week, as compared with last year.
 Collections and dry goods business have shown improvements. Retail stocks are reported to be low. We expect the mar ket to quiet down for the time being. with the general tendency toward inn provement.- Hubbard Bros. & Co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-04
Sugar Market


 New York, March 3.-There was no change in the local raw sugar market to- day, with Cubas quoted at 4S4c, cost and freight, equal to 5.Tc for centrifugal. Trading was light and no fresh business was reported. The only change in re- fined was withdrawal from the market by another refiner on hard grades, al though he still accepted business for softs. There was said to be less active demand, although refiners are all pretty we'll booked up for the time being, with several still out of the market. Prices were quoted at 7.75c for fine granuated. The futures market was a little more active and prices were firmer encour. aged by reports that the Cuban finance committee would sell sufficient sugar to supply the requirements of futures trad- ing on the exchange. Prices at one time were 4 to 5 points higher on covering, and buying by trade and commission houses, although near the close there was partial setback under realizing with final prices 15 to l9 points above the close of the previous night. March closed at i.S5c, May 5.09c, July 5.30c and September j. 47c- all bid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-04
Coffee Market By Associated Press


 New York, March 3.-The market for coffee futures was generally quiet today. An announcement that Sac Paulo loan had been oversubscribed in London was without apparent influence, and spec ulative business was restricted by uncer- tainty over the question of German war reparations and the irregular ruling of Brazil. After opening unchanged to 5 points lower. the market steadied on GOV ering. However, with May selling up from 6.38c to 645c that delivery closed at 6.43c bid, with the general market showing net advance of 2 to points March. 6.13c; May, 6.43c; July, 6.S4c; Sep tember, 7.20c; October, 7.32c; December, 7.57c.
 Spot coffee dull. Rio s7s Csc to 6ssc; Santos, 91sc to 10c. Cost and freight of fers included Santos 4s at from S.S0c to s.2oc. and Rio 7s at s.25c, American cred it's.
 The official cables reported an advance of 70 reis in the dollar buying rate, with . decline of 9-16d in Rio exchange on London.
 The Rio market was 50 res higher to 75 reis lower, and Santos % reis lower to 100 reis higher. Brazilian port receipts, 440o0; Iundiahy receipts, 5000; Rio cleared 37.S00 for New York. The world $ visible supply showed an increase of 66,- 659 bags for February, amounting to S,- 96S,S26 on March l. including stocks of 74,- 900 bags at Hamburg, which was not counted in the figures of last month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-04
STOCK FAVOR|TES
 OF A SPECULATIVE
 NATURE FEATURED
Rates for Call and Time Money Held at Recent Prevailing Quotations - Local
 Banks Lending
Rv Associnted Press

New York March S.-Dealings in the stock market today were again limited chiefly to the usual speculative favor ties. The tone varied from heaviness at the outset to comparative steadiness at midday and irreguarity at the close. Fully one-half of the days nominal transactions were made up of oils, mo- tors. steels, equipments, shippings and food shares, together with a liberal sprinkling of the cheaper and reor- ganiSed rails of western and south western territories.
 Oils as featured by Standard Oil of New Jersey were especially reaction ary, as were also shippings. notably At lantic Gulf, which broke sharply just before the close on selling attributed to substantial interest. Sales amount ed to 100000 shares.
 The attention of traders as well as the conservative element was directed more generally toward Washington and London. Advices from the latter cen ter were conflicting, but upward move ments of foreign exchange, notably the British rate offered, hope of an early
 
 lem.
 Rates for call and time money held at recent prevailing quotations, but To- cal banks were reported to be lending more freely for the longer maturities and enlarging their purchases of mer- camille paper and acceptances.
 Industrial conditions were again very mixed, but mainly unfavorable. Re- duction of the Utah dividend and sus- pension of the Ray Consolidated dis bursement offered cumulative evidence of the precarious state of the copper trade. Utah made a subs tantial net gain, however probably on the theory that the dividend cut might have been more drastic.
 All classes of bonds. domestic and foreign, were again irregular. Out standing features were the Liberty SAs. which declined to 90.02, and further weakness in United Kingdom 15s, that issue dropping to S4, new low, substantially rallying full point. Total sales, par value, $9,450,0O0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-04
OFFICIALS INSPECT SCHOOL
Pell City Will Erect Addition to
 High School

Pell city March S.-Mayor Frank B. ficials made trip to Moody's yester- day to inspect and inyestigatesthe new school building there. relative to the erection of the large addition to the high school here It is reported the party as a whole, was well pleased with the trip; and got many ideas from 1t. Those in the party were Mayor llmbry, J. II. Willingham J, Raglana. II. starnes and v. Davis councilmen ". |. Hicks. Pickens Pearson and Rev. c. l.. Herring
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-04
LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

Poultry
 Eggs-Frensh candled 2oe.
 tryers-1h to 2-lb. average, s6c lb.
 Stags--2a to S-ibs., 1So To.
 Hens-Heavy, 1s lbs. and over. 25c lb. Medium--20c lb.
 Cocks-l0c.
 Ducks-20c lb.
 Turkeys-Heavy fat 35c Ib.
 Guineas-Each 25c lb.
 Butter-Good fresh stock FOG h. o ApplesWinesapss Ne inch chan and Ran Sp Grapefruit-S4, s4. 80, s4.75; 4s, ss. s4.5oi Lemons-Verdellis, s2: California, Terrier brand, 800 t4; California; ssO, 42O. 'a6oi
 Pineapple oranges. i50. 25O s4.25 l26's. s4. Cabbage Danish, small heads Sc b.; Florida, green stock, crate. s2.75. Celery-Florida, to 5 doz-, $3.7S.
 Lettuce-Iceberg s4So. Tomatoes-Fancy Florida, IA. $5.5o choice lSOs. SAYS,
 Potatoes-sweets, Porto Rieos, Sc lb. rado, odd weights. 3c lb,; Wisconsin Trump seed potatoes, 10 pecks to sack, S5 to sack. s4.25 Maine cobbler seed potatoes 10 pecks to sack. s4.75; Burbank seed DO Rutabagas-15O-lb sack. s2.7S; less thar sack lots, Sc lb.
 onions--Ked. ioo-lb. sack, @2.26; yellow 100-lb. sack, s250.
 Onion setsAWhite, bushel. Sl.75: red bushel, $l.50; yellow, bushel. $l.25.
 Spredit Nut Margarine-1e-lb and so-lb ,Wainuts--No. 1 Maple, 26c.
 Beans--Navy, Michigan, 100-lb. sack ehc; lima, california large, Shc. Peas-California buckeyes, yc. roasted, sack lots, 1oc lb; roasted so-lb lots. 13c h.
 Cheese-Daisies, full cream, 32c ib.
 Mackerel-100 count, $7.50. Prunes--30 to 40, 25c; 40 to 50, 23c; 50 tt 60, 20c; GO to 70, 1Sc; TO to 80. l7c; so ts 90 15c; 90 to 100, l3c. Rasins-London layer, $550 Lemon Peel-10-lb. boxes. 22o.
 Rce-Fancy head, 5hc.
 Evaporated Peaches-Fancy 50-ib. boxes 22c; standard 5o-lb. boxes. zoe. Evaporated Apples-Rings 4o-lb. sacks I2hc; 60 7-oz. pkgs. to case, S6.60. ] ;yaporated Apricots-Fancy. 25-lb.,. box soc; choice, 25-lb. box. 25c. Fish
 Gray snapper-Headless and drawn, 14c | Red Snapper-Headess and drawn. 24 e 25c
 Spanish Mackerel--25c.
 PoIhpano-35c.
 Salt Water Trout-2S@ 25c.
 Mixed Fish--12c. | Mullet-11c.
 Oysters Chesapeake Bay. extra select s3 per gallon. l D. s. Clear Belies-l4016hc. Compound Lard-12c. 1 Hams-Regular, 27032c. l Pork Loins-20 W 23c. Bacon-zS Q soc.