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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
BIRD INvENTs INCUBATOR.
Australian Turkey Lays Eggs In
Creek and Covers Them With Leaves

The first and original incubator
g, ems to have been the clever inven-
ton Of an Australian bird OF large
size called the brush turkey" IL saves
the fowl a great deal OF time and
trouble.
The hen turkey lays her clutch" Of
eggs I'm q neat circle and then she and
her mate scratch together q big pile
of leaves and other forest truck 10
cover them. Decomposition Of this
vegetable material produces heat.
, ereby the eggs are kept at proper
temperature for incubation.
From time to time the male bird
gives the heap scratching over. as
IL to make sure that the temperature
developed is neither too high nor too
low.
He does not permit the newly hatch
ed young ones to emerge, however
until they are fully fiedged and able
10 take care of themselves. Then he
helps them TO get out.--Detroit News
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
FOUNDERS DAY AT
wOMEN'S COLLEGE
Also, It's Seventh Anniversary
Observed With Appropriate
Exercises.
Special correspondents Every r,venlns

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Oct. 3l.-The seventh an-
nlversary OF the opening OF the Wom
ems College of the University OF Dell
aware was Appropriately celebrated,
Saturday afternoon with Founders
Day exercises. The fine weather at
tracted an unusually large crowd and
tho exercises. both on the campus and
i'm Wolf Hall. were interesting. Dean
Wluifred j. Robinson who received
numerous congratulations for her
work at the college during the day,
has been In charge since the institu-
ton was opened. in the fall of 1914.
II has had n healthy growth during
the seven years and now has an en-
rollmcnt of about 200 students.
The exercises opened at ? o'clock
on the campus. with the planting OF
trees and shrubbery presented to the
college by numerous organizations. At
AS o'clock more formal exercises
were held in Wolf Hall over which
Miss. Robinson presided. The pro-
gram as carried out for the day was
as follows:
Tree planting. Sophomore Class; Pre-
S,ntation OF Spade TO Freshman Class,
Miss Grets Mckinsey, President of
Sophomore Class: Acceptance of
spade. Miss Kathryn Ladd, Captain
~ Freshman Class: Presentation of
Class Color TO f'reshi.an Glass, Miss
Florence Philips, President Of Junior
Glass; Acceptance of Glass Color Miss
Margaret Black, Sub-Captain OF
| Freshman Glass.
s.ts 4. M.--Wolf Hall.
Dean Robinson presiding: Music
Orchestra: Address, Miss Marion Hat
field President of Student Self-Gov-
crnment Association; Address, Mrs
Mary II. Bradford of Wilmington
Music. Glee Club; Investment of Sem
I ior Cap I'D Gown. President Walter
nullihcn; Address. Mrs. j. III. Scher-
mcrhorn, Nice-Prcsident General Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs; Music
Glee Club; Alma Mater.
Following the exercises AZ Woh
Hall tea was served at the college by
the members Of the Freshman class
Visitors were also given an opportun-
ity to inspect tho art exhibit and 1f
exhibit OF clothing making by students
of the college.
Saturday evening students OF th'
college gave a dance in the Armory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31

Fuchsia Poiret twill furnishes =
smart background for the band oi
gray squirrel at the lower edge OF this
one-piece frock. The neck may be
N-shaped with turn-down collar, or
,ound, with Peter Pan collar. But
tons trim the long. close-htting sleeves
and the sash is Of seif-material. Serge
or any OF the seasons favored fabrics
may be used also in reproducing this
model Medium size requiring ia
yards, 54-inches wide.
Pictorial Review Dress No. o642.
Six-s, "a to "A inches bust Price. IS
Laotr
Crosby & Hin Company are agents
for Pictorial Review Patterns. Will
leading store for silk wash
goods and woolen dress goods. COS
07-09 Market street.-Adv.
We are local distributors and carry
at all times a fun and complete line
Of Pictorial Review patterns-Ken-
nard-Pyle Co. Sl7-621 Market St.--Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
Compiling school Census.

The data from the recent school
census is now in the superintendcnt's
office and two clerks are at work COM
piling the material. IL will be sew
eral days before any material viii be
tabulated so that the results Of the
census will be known.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
st.ta Federation Of Labor.

The meeting OF the ststs Federation
of Labor at Dover which was ap-
pointed for December 8. 1921. VIII
probably be postponed until next year.
following action taken yesterday
afternoon by the executive committee
and local officers Of the State Fedora
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
Halloween Party For Daughter.

A Halloween party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard w
Brown. 915 West Eighth street, on
Saturday afternoon in honor OF their
s-ytar-old daughter, Ruth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
seseels Close Armlsnce nay.

Afmlssice Day will h. observed by
shs children ~ the public schools on
>atspihef io. es ths schools WI be
closed an November il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31

tlon az the Labor Temple. No mat.
tara urgent enough 10 warrant call
ing the State body together at this
time claim it's attention, In their opin-
ion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31

Daily Advertising produces more
average daily answers than does
spasmodic On occasional advertising.
tlner.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31

want a drfver1 Telephone a classi.
fed ad.---Call ZOO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31

Read the classified sdvs.. too.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

NOTICE or SALE.-I will sell.
at my residence near Oak Grove
school house, my Personal Property,
consisting Of Mules and Horses, WaS-
ons. Buggy. one good. Hog and Cat
tie, Corn, Fodder, Shucks, Hay md
Farming Implements of all deSCrip-
tiOnS, and others things too numrr-
Gus to mention. Sale will be We'd
nesday, Oct. 5:h, 1921, at 10 A. VI.
Terms Of sale, Cash. J. II. GIBSON.
3S-39*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21
FOR RENT--FOr standing rent

FOR RENT--I'0r standing rent or
on shares. the Col. Thompson place,
close to Walhalla; one side OF farm
joins corporate limits; within one
mile of three good schools and con
vcnicnt to churches; about 100 acres
land under cultivation; plenty wood
on place; good residence and two
tenant houses. Apply to JOEL KEYS,
Walhalla :. G. 31-N
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

FOR SALE OR RENT-A 50-acre
Farm with adequate buildings there
on, in the Wolf Stake community,
near school and church. Formerly
belonged to Earle Kelley. E. p.
TAYLOR, Methodist Preacher. Wal
halla, S. G.. $685.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

FOR SALE-52 N Acres Of Land,
in good state cultivation, near Re-
turn church and school; five-room
house, good outbuildings; good well,
good orchard and pasture. For terms
see ROLAND COBB, Seneca, S. c.,
Route 4. 37-i0*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

(NOTlCE.--No advertiser vent nc
cepted Tor this column for lass than
is cents, ono inScrtiOn.)
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

FOR SALE -O One Horse, four
Mules, two Onehorse Wagons, one
Two-horse Wagon, two Automobiles.
For cash or on easy terms. Il. T..
ALEXANDER, Walhalla, S. G. 35-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21
ONE CENT A WORD

(Small advertisements under
this heading inserted at rate Of
one cent a word per insertion.
Four insertions for price Of
three.)
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

CASH for your Old Cars. Used
parts for all makes OF cars at bar
gain pirccs. COLUMBIA VULCAN
lHlNG AND TRUCK CO., Columbia
S. G.. 37-i9*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

FOR RENT.-A TwO-horsc Farm
for rent. Good house and farm. Ten
ant to furnish stock. See MRS. NJ.
f.. HAMMOND. Seneca, S. c., Route
37-an
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

WA NTED--RC"f Hides, Chickens
and EGGS. viii pay cash. II. ID. OEL-
EERS, Walhalla, 5. G.. 36~39r
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

LAND FOR RENT.-Scc Mrs. W.
:. lNESTER, WaIhalla. S. c.. Route
}, 3S-39*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

A Special Communication OF Blue
Tiol7 7N..uh Ridge Lodge, No. go, A. F..
2<<MG NJ, will be held Friday
ehss&SkssAS9 night, September 23, 1921,
at $40 o'clock
Work in f.. G.. Degree.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
J. B. S. DENDY, w. NJ.
w. o. WHITE, Secretary. (adv)
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

ANY ONE having Cottage Cheese
for sale, please communicate with
KrOwec Courier. Walhalla. 37-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

FOR RENT. - Two Unfurnished
Rooms on Faculty Hill. GEO. II.
BRIGGS 3S-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

WANTED. - Men with team or
auto TO sell our spices, toilet AZ ticlcs,
soaps, medicines, tavorings. per-
fumes. baking powder, pie filler and
similar products direct to the con-
sumner. Selling experience valuable,
but not necessary, as we train in
salcsmanship. \ good business for
any intelligent worker. McCONNON
& CO., Winona. Minn., 50 Applica-
ton DCDal tmont. 3S*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

MONEY TO LOAN on Improved
Farm Lands. r. e. BRUCE, Pick
ems, S. G. 26-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

FOR SALII-Good Jersey Cow at
reasonable price. w. II. IIUGHS. Wal
halla, S. G.. $3.50
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

FOR SALF-COAI-De for
$1,000 ton, cash. HlITRICK HOS
IERY MILL, Walhalla, sc. 32-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21

FOR SALE - One Kimball Cabi-
net Organ, one Little Giant Truck.
Cash or time. j. II. EARLE, Wal
halla, S. G.. 3I-tf
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n. !. STOCKS


New York. Aux. .. Further !'1u:dA
ton and short selling - various sHa, -
marked the U2"Gl"S -; '''' """N OH 80
stock exChanE,. Miami Of" -" r'Co'"'
for tae year we're i"v"r':"'! ,
OfferluHS for both ,,E'"-'Hl> "''!He"
fresh ir,rrtuS r., y, he -. '''i'n ~ -
rrnrr:rrnt commission h''".' -" ""Ne en-
barraSSucut WAS hasten 3. $40 v'"'ns 10
reports by >c.rre sa-lnN.'"" ~ H"EN'l
aSues and .a.,Ur. O.; IuS;S!"3;S - ''Se'
impaired margins. 49,
oils notorS. "'t3.Ia ms. 80
hers tobacCUS and numerous ISSUES or
SrHnIte description SH>tat"'h 's""'' ;po"'
,osS AmonE lv.tu"-N ih"HS r'''E"u '''
/ 20 poil.:s. b.. SON" obscure Sna'rS
suffered greater d'>i.U' :. EaHs RESIST
sG rrr>sire ur;ii 'hr unai hour. when
T.lc,nc. SrangerS aad coalerS. as repre-
xsnted by Canadian l3c!flC. Northern
paCir,. Great Northern and Reading re-
acted t. pn!3iS.
The outstanding feature OF Weakness
was Pierce oil preferred which made a
net decline OF II points Mexican and
pun-AmS-ican retro.eam$. Gercvl, As
phalt Royal pu:Ch. Shell Transport.
houston and C9sdcn. also eased sub
stantially.
Pierce Arrow. common and preferred.
Saars-RoebuCk. International Harv"st"r'
United States Rubber, International Ia
per. Nmeric2n Sugar. General Asphalt.
General Electric. Westinghouse. Sum2-
ira Tobacco. American Wo"'"n and Ia
nous Players, sales amouated 70 40.
wy Money o rates for Ia aaa Inc &C
commodations wrr" %UrhIurrd hu' for
eisn exchanges again reacted. Sterling
fell ccnc and al CoN;inrn;H'S wee
lower by 70 10 points 70 Copenhagen
rate proving the only exception at n
slight gain.
Virtually all Liberty issues We" low
er, especially the 3isS and The genera
bond list was disposed 10 make trregu-
lar concessions. cuba cane 81, were
weakest Of the foreign division. Sales
(par valued sS750.00o.
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HARRISV|lLE, 0.

Fire Of Unknown origin destroyed the
one belonging to James H:n Wedncs'
G.tS night. The Bowers barr was rented
10y :. A. Yus, and when n" IRE VA:
ii st ov"red II WAS Impossible to "a {
any Of the contents. MIR. iost lost
four hogs scverhi urums OF OIL. a corn
huSk'r. hrhIdcs some hay and tools.
Ford touring ar belonging 10 Harry
poniry was also destroyed The build
ing belonging - =. II. farnsWoIth wAs
arr.. hI, WIS rXi.nSuiShrd. The men
Of il.s and neigh boring towns deserve
credit for the work they did that night
Mrs John Gmmmcrr died al her hUm'
Thursday. August l.. Of pcr!tonitIS
Funeral services were held at the /. j
rnTr..h Sunday afternoon conducted os
Rev Gilmore OF Ced!:: assisted by Kew
Scott OF Adena and iui"rment at owe
branch. Besides her h"sband *Ae leaves
two LITTLE daughters. Also an aunt Mr.:
Senith Butler. IN the home. Many
friends extend sympathy 10 the be-
reavcd family.
Friends received word recently Of
the death OF Martin Bierer OF Lakewood
Ono. Ths family resided here before
moving 10 Lakewood. Martin W"s
graduate o. our schools and also laugh
here for a while. He was Young mar
OF fine character and Ind many friend:
who extend deepest sympathy TO I'M
family
Mr.. and Mrs. eaton Ma'Son Of
Wltruita. Kan. and NJ and Mrs Har
,ny n.tSun nf t0;'inInuS. were caHec
here J.. "a" ser."">, Illness or tn'i'
mo:hri. Mrs I'h""h' ':"n.
Iva and Los Pearson Of cleveland arr
visiting friends N '"~n.
NJ w nuGfan a"i daughter AH"'
were shnrp:nr III Wheeling ThurHd'Iy.
Mrs Harry Moor" Of Ad"na who Is
il Of t,pnr;d fel ~: was hr"uSnt 10 th'
honl" or bar SISTER. Mrs. Walter EAST
hem. Thurs Jay.
sara n&aEan a visiting friends II
Rarner;on.
=. r. Dickerson wa. ra.."d 20 Cadi'
last week an account of me death Of
as sister .EiIzabcI Dirk"r$"n.
!. Y. Henderson OF la:r2o!ni was
calling on trIen'is IN town Thursday.
Mrs Ma't,c Goodwin and niece oiV'
,;r.:um u"r" visiting Ira Sargent OF
near GadiZ sunday.
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BUSINESS Gain
IN BANK DEBTS
FOR THE WEEK

Volume o. business. as measured by;
debts 10 indiv dual accounts rerorttd'
10 III. Federal Reserve Board for banks
in lI2 important clearing house .centsrs,
Increased from ss,7+4.Go0.0Co for t.
week ending August 10 to s6.3ee.eoo'Vos
for The week ending August II. an In
crea Sc OF S24l. O0o.0 900. or about So per
cent. Smaller figures OF debts were re-
ported for Boston. New York. Baltimore
and %ew Orleans, the decrease for Nav
York City alone being about 100000
and that for tine other centerS conn
hined about 37.0oo.OU0: the aggregate
decrease Of SOL. 000.O00 for these fou1
ccnters compares with an increase Oh
s34c, 000. 900 reported by other centcrs.
As compared with the corresponding
week in 1920. debts for the week ending
August II are smaller by sl.6 23.ofGotO.
or about Is per cent. this aS ohng
about equal 10 the lag reportsd ~ees
earlier. \ compa rison with thy cor.
responding week OF 1920 shows for all
the leading ccntcrs substantially srnali-
er figures for the week under review
Than ago.
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noUEy AND HxcHAHaE,

New tuTn Nd.. "..--e:lnIe mcrcan-
'..r laIci Vttu3. Exchange MeaA {,
S,,...I..; Cv-J"S DI'iS and commercial w
Gay uiIs on utnks. 5.ol y; coInmerci4i
Uu-t:,t! nl.I-. o.ul'. ualnand. so Ca
u!c". %.rr y. trarrS, heIIand, i.V3 ::
cables. 80. BrigEn 'r.n"S. d".naId,
,.y... ,.lDlrs r.5y. GGIICcrS, demand.
..H4. cables, $3.50. I.Ir". demand. lis:
,ah.eS. 4.Iota. MdrNa. uc:nAnd. 49,
Cables, IL ~. Lir'rGe. demand. u.ie,
~~ro"u. demand, -I.j". NOr"a!, de
u..t:G. IGlJ. Argentine. demand Iu.-1.
l;ra%Inau. demand, lZ.3'. Montreal.
- lvr-." per cent h:~c"@E; Govern
men; bonds heavy. railroad uonUS c.,'y
Time loans steady ~ days. 90 days. D
ftnOnihS = a. yer cent.
can money firm; h!Eh ~ low %
ruling rate IL. closing bid - offered
~ 80; last loan jh2 4; cad loans ar;s!uS:
,.rruplautcS . T..
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SUGAR.

sew York. Aug r. The raw sugar
narkr; Mas unchanged II 40 Tor con-
r..Luhal TOR controlled and ahc for Gu
haS, COST ana freight, equal to 40 Tor
centrifugal! with no 81 les reported. Ia"
sugar futures wer" easier under COM
Mission huuac selling WIN iIn2l prices
: Ia points net lO"cr. except August
which was UNCHANGED there was only Il
moderate trace with operators inclined
- hold of and avail fresh develop
mirntS IN tho SPOT market. lima! bios:
September. ".9I. December. az; March.
rs and Ma. TO.
The market for refined was unsettled
with one Of IN" leading re:nrrs reduc-
IL: list prices 10 points 10 the basis or
30 Tor nne Eranulatrd. Others. nov
~ or. were UNCHANGED at 6.oJ To 81" nut
,trre was only moderate inquiry re-
ported
K-.iucd futures were irregular. rlos-
ing 20 points higher to 10 net Owe
The - OF month was steady Gu cover
:nuS, wn.ic later deliveries were EASIER
urdcr scattered commission house sell
Ing. September closed a. so. Decem-
Ter at $50: March at 5.to, and Nay 1T
= co
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CH|CAG0 GRAIN

Chicago. Aux. ga sharp Adv;,"ct
induced by Visible supply ".Cr';tS-S ''h.
paSSagr By th'. nntiunH! h"uS" - IN
hi,l t. loan & billion dollars !" !Ain'r
caused an grams ~ -rn,P de, .!'"l D.
ca,n on The rh's-e, G""rA "f trad, 60
day. As compared with :'A'nrdAH .
lose wheat fErur"., uDiel"d "a" !" >
rlrEer: corn was up i'.c to -. 49,
na,S re L" sc. Provisions ~"r' N"''
arL closed UucEauG i" %-:g p":ni>
.pWSr
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qrrrsBuRGH LIVESTOCK,

Pittsburgh. Aug. 22.-tattis. receipea
2,1oo: market in&er: steers S.5Oa9J so:
h-i,"rs. 5.'5 u 100: cows. 4.0oI5.5o.
Hogs. rcCetpt9. G"r. market tower
tearl"S. as ps.75: heavy workers.. 1850
II 90. Igh: yockcrA 9.5oQlo.@j pigs,
...r"rr3 -.
Sh""Y and lambs receipts. 5000 mar
Pc Steady. top sheep -. top LAMBS
30
Caves receipts. 200: nna-ke, higher;
-. lie
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Stocks
TOLEDO GRAH.

Toledo. -. NuS. 22.--Whcat, cash and
September. LIS. Clovcrsecd. prime cash,
October and December 1915: February,
80: March. 1915. AlSik". prime cash.
August. 1906. October. 900. Deccrn-
hrr lnio. Morch. He's. Timothy. prime
cash. t.. September. SO: October and
b"r"nlb,-. -. March. -. January.
go: February. $50.
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Aug. .".--liry goods mar
ka;s started the week firm with increa.-
ing business in some ines. cray clothes
wrr" ACTIVE ami RISING tendency vas
noted n harmony With the RI" lotion
rnurkr. Bu"iaV Wa fi-n at A.1ancrd
rricr levels EaN ailk was inactive h,
unclaimed prices
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nr1. nrv1nENp pEcLAnEp.

F!ndiay o.. Aug TIL" board o,
directors ~ she OHIO DIl COMPANY. me
OF ths largest OIL "oErrIn!"S 81 tho
United Sta,eS today d"Cla rcd N" -"gu-
lar quarterly dividend OF sal a share
TSyab.c September % 70 stockholders
OF record august %.
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IT just served on jury With ten
other men and a woman" announced J.
Fuller Gloom.
Did you arrive At verdict
I'm just three minutes. We ~"
her row she was going 10 vote. ana
sbc said for the defendant. and We I'll
changed our minds and concurreo-.-
Kansas City Star.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

closed: 3::<. SS.3t first As. SIC Dad:
second ~. S7.62 bid: first 4ss. E7">,
second 49,. S76s third 4i,S, "','
r..Ir,h tI,s $50. Victory a. :. $50
E!crcry 49, 9S7t.
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Were you surprised when your Sn .
aSo" r.nlied Nr. Meekton. Il Knew
wbat was going 70 happen as soon ~
sov M. wav il always manage. ~
h,Te the last word."-Washingtoa stAr
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Wheeling, W. v.
RY +. BACHMAN\ - .'\%
EPI'11'S
aurrER. EGGS, CHEESE.

New YorH .N". g.. !..ii"r meet
tied cream"r! hrrH'" iHHa extras. IL -
p42: creamery "Ni:..S go '''or" = D..
creamery nrStS s. - ~ scorer. !, go"
packing srurk current make. NJ. :. "'
Egg, .rrcruI:r i-eSh gathnT"". "Ntra
trstS. S7d+o 'r"-h Sa'h"rnt nr$tS j.;
nSt: state. r":.in. LLd nearly Western
henrcrr wNI;~s. t,rSts % eN'~aS. A. 81 - .
do browns. eAt-aS ivIIS: 10. ga
hrc WIS and NAKED c"ior% trStS 1" "N,
tras. 35945 refrigerated. svccla! marhs
35tx II 81 l. do. iirSis 33'I $50.
Cheese steady stHtc. whole mix.
1ats. fresh. specials : r@l1z do. aver
az. run. 2nncNL sta'c. whol" MILK.
rwirS. claH1ii: do. aN,raSs run S'T
3oh.
Live poultry easier. h-rile-7. 49, - .
fowls. .JT2A r0"stcrs. - 'V-i ~. =.
Dressed steady. western chick, nS. roN-
81 5: 4 80: fowls "a"t27i- old r',.|tcrs.
e2T2s: turkeys. 2ST@N.
Flour quiet.
ITO think that acting should ever
come 70 this"
ITO what"
Just now heard h,o"n.nc n"v-
ing picture star refcr % N" So a
the spcakinS.
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