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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-26
NERiLENY MUSELfN. ). 40
pal. SIR tefke vahy, prodej
" srdci sezony yard 15t
:KLO b . y K Y .

Skupina I. .Damske a dfvci O.
! zdobene klobouky, poke, ohnu
=. te ! rovne stfechy jsou zastou-
peny tomto lot9, jakoz j ma
mofnicke vsech, zadanych ba-
rev, pr. v srdci SEE. So 90
skup;na e. Velky vyb9r .kloboq-
KID pro danny, .dfvky matro-
my, vsech novych forem q ba-
rev, Turbany, Tams, Pokes, D.
"hnute stfechy, ozdobene brky.
perry j jinymi ozdobami vsech
barev. Prodej srdci sezony
po; .y..,.s...,. ..4,.,.,. So. SO
.skupihx 4 O2d9ben6. ,klobc cnky I:
$ RtIns & !}xessk Sh4 sdmstia,
k1Siie tte6e I 45fniy. nv: 4 4keksi
dzavfen@ ..tvary ozdoben6 pc.
ry, vysivkamf, dracouny a
kombinacemi, vesm&s move
podzimni barvy prodejv srdci
SezOny .................... &4 .H4
DETSKE KLOBOUKY ze same
tu, hroadclothu 8 astrikkan
kominacemi vsech bar. 00E
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DETSKE zIVUTKY, rozvlnene,
knofliky az dold, vsech velk.,
prodej v srdci sezony 29f
RUcNfKY DO KOUPELNY, vel
ke, jednoduthe pruhovane,
prodej v srdci sezony po 44G
DAMsKE PRINCES, JENNIE sa-
/. tenove, barvy bile, rdzove a
! plet'ove, prodej v srdci sezony
Jen po ...........".........". SIC
JEDNODUCHE DEKY, kostko-
vane, znacne velkych rozme-
Ri, tezke, prodej v srdci Sc
zony jen po .............. ST 20
NASUA, VLNENE NAP DEKY,
tezke vahy, vyber barev, pine
postelni velkosti, prodej v srd-
ci sezony jen po ...... So. AZ
BAVLNENE DEKY, tezke, sede,
zvlaste velke, pruhem, pro-
DEF v srdci sezony 50. 80
MUzsKE KLOBoUKY, move
podzimnf, nejnovejsf formy.
vsech barev a velkostf, prodej
v srdci sezony jen pc So. .95
KOMFORTKY, vyber barev, tez
Ike vahy, pine postelnf velkosti
prod. srdci sezony 50. .48
LATKA MA RUcNlKY, bila, ba-
vlnena, cervenym pruhem.
prodei v srdci sezony. Id
KOMFQRTKY, jennie, postelni;
svefke, bil& Nata, v9hH baFey,
prod. " srdSf sezoii$ g ~
MUzSKE KALHOTY, do prace,
podzimni vahy. dobry vyber
vzori, dobfe site, vsech velk.,
prod. srdci sezony 81 80
CHLAPECKE cEPlcE, pekna
zasoba, nejposlednejsi tvary,
move IVORY q barvy, prodej V
srdci sezony jen po ...... 88c
MUzSKE PONOzKY, JENNIE, ba
vlnene, vsech barev. Gold
Coin hod. Prodej v srdci sezo-
ny jen pc .................... 14G
MUzSKE PONOzKY, polovlne-
ne, jen cern6, prodej v srdci
sezony jen p0 ............. pc
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800 KUsU KOSIL A sPoDKO

800 KUSU KOSIL A SPODKU,
novych, polovlnenych, ponejvf
ce mensf mfry, prodej v srdci
sezony jen po ............ 39G
DEKY MA DETSKE POST9I.-
KY, velk. 36x5O, hedvabneF Il.
vazky, rIzove a modre, pro-
DEF v srdci sezony ;. ST 20
DAMSKE NOCNf UBORY, fla
neletove, vsech velk. Stroke a
dlouh6, prodej srdci sezony.
Jen po ........,.............., S9G
DETSKE SLIPERSY, flaneletove
| dobre iakosti, prodej v srdci
sezony jen po ................ 42H
CHLAP. A Dfvcf SWEATRY.
| vsech barev, velky vyb9r vel
kosti, prodej v srdci sezony,
/! Jen pO ...................... ~
Dfvcf BLOOMERSY, satenove,
vsech barev, mensi v9tsf mi
] ry, prod. v srdci sezony 39G
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81 II
KABATY z Brytona, Boil

kABATY z Brytona, Bolivia,
limce oposum, veverky neb
bobra, vesm9s nov5ch tvard,
postranni efekty a pasove mo-
dely, vysivky--i ozdobny steh,
hedv. neb linguete podsivka,
v barvach: cerne, hnede d mo-
Dire, vsech velk. -. S28. so
PLYSOvE KABATY. velk6 ko-
zesinove limce a mansety, tez
kulate manzety, voln6 neb
pasem vzadu, vkusna podsiv-
ka, pima delka, 8 tvary k W.
beru, ,vsech velkostf, prodej v
srdci sezony jen ]. S23. IS
DETSKE KABATY Z poloclothu
kozesinove limce neb z teze
latky, $ yokem peb hanover
vlozkami,, vesm6s podsivkou,
velk. 2 az 6, v barvach jelenf
a hnede, prodei v srdci sezo-
ny, jen po .........sss;.!.. ss!. S4.08
Dfvcl KABATY z poloclothu.
beaveret Bafv5, pekne pryn,-
ky vzadu a ma rukavech, $ pa,
sem, vesm9s s podsivkou, velk.
7~-1O, ,prodej " srdci sesony,
jen po ...................... 81. so
Divcf KABATY : velouru, bea-
veret Hn1ee,s yokem, vzadu wy
sivane, pasem; barvach
hn9de jeleni, prodej v srdci
sezpny jen ............-. &S. AZ
Divdf, KADATY zSpolociothu,
laszesinoye lfmce. vzadd sklas-
/ ss'5:s;deae, .se tfspcem, ueadu feln<,
s nsb s passM'~ l' n
del srdci sezony 81 .98
DfvC KABATY re suedinu, We.
louru, velke akozesinove limce.
vzadu vkusn9 vysivane, jine o.
zdoby Sc stehem, pasove, velk.
& 8-l4, barvy hnede neb jelen-
nj, prodej v srdci sezony jen
"a ....................-.... S11 .35,
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SPQRTOVNf KABATY 2 polti-

sPoRTovNt iKABATY = polti-
ru a overplaidu, sity Sc ska
,dankami doynitf neb' vzadp
jednoduch&s;s pasern., .poloyit-
nj podsfvka, ozdobene knofli-
ky "a vn9jsimi ,kapsami, prodej
v srdci sezony .......... 50. .95
CHLAPEcKE KALHoTY, krat-
ke, vyb6r vzoi.I, jen zbyle vel
kosti, pr. y srdci sezony 66(.
cHAAPEcKE OBLEKY dvema
parry kalhot, I vesm9s novych
yzord, .dobfe site, prodej v
srdci sezeny jen po So. .95
MUzsKE KALHoTY corduroy,
vyborne shodnoty,' dobre site.
vsech velk., prodej V srdci Sc
zony jen po ..,.......... S3. 40
MUzsKE KosILE, svatecni, ma
dras, sshedv. prouzky, vsech'
novych podzimnich tvarl, pro
DEF v srdci sezony 81 .37
cHLAPECkE zlvUTKY, perka
love, vyber WORT, vsech velk.
prodej. v srdci sezony 40.
PERkAL., sv6tly tmavy, pruho-
vany, vzorkovany + i-kostkova-'
ny 5000 yard1 k prodeji, prvo
I tfidni, prodej v srdci sezony,
yard jen po ............ THO
cHLAP.., a Dfvci SWEATRY,'
= vlnene, slipcvsrs! i kabaty, vel
:. IA: xasohas,k ,sygbr4nfs prodei
4 s.vlAFds sezosly jen 1 81
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CHLAPECKA UNION TRIKA,

CHLAPECkA UNION TRIKA,
tezka, ryhovana, spodem roz-
vlnena, velk. 20 az %, prodej
srdci sezony po .......... 70(s
Velk. 80 az "a, prodej srdci
SeZOny, pO ................. 20A
CHLAPECKA UNION TRIKA,
hladce rozvlnena, velk. 24-
81, pr. srdci sezony 2Q+
D1vCf SPODKY A zIvUTKY,
bile, ryhovane, rozvlnene. pro-
del srdci sezony ........ 3N|
D1Vcf UNION TRIKA, zvlaste
slime rozvln9na, ryhovana. vel
kosti 2-16, prodej v srdci Sc
zOny ........................... &HH
DAMSKA UNION TRIKA, Kim
nj. ryhovana, rozvlnena dutch
vystfih. rukavy po lnkte. del
ka po kotniky, prodei sr''0'
s sezony po ....,.....-.... ST. 10
DAMSKE zIVUTKY A SPOD.
KY, tezke ryhovane. rozvlne-
ne, velk. 38-44, prodei srd-
CT sezOny ...................... 2Rr
DAMSKE zIVUTKY A SPOD.
KY, Velastic, slime rozvlnene.
prodei srdci sezony 2n~t.
MUzSKA UNION TRIKA, tez-
ka, ryhovana, rozvlnena, mer-
: cerisovany finis, prodei v srd-
ci sezony 20 .......... 81 ~
MUzSKE KOSILE A SPODKY,
tezke, ryhovane. rozvln9ne.
vsech velkostf, prodej v srdci
seZony pO ....".............. 700.
MUzSKE KOSILE A SPODKY,
tezke, hladce rozvlnene, pro-
DEF v srdci sezony ........ ~
MUzSKA UNION TRIKA, hlad-
ce rozvlnena, prodej v srdci
sezony po .........".... ST AZ
MUzSKE SWEATRY do prace,
teple, hnede. sede, vsech vel
kosti, prodei srdci sezony.
Jen p0 ...................".... $RO~.
CHLAPECKE A DiVCf PUN
COCHY, t6zke, skolni, prvo-
tfidnf hodnoty. nejlepsi znam-
ky, prod. srdci sezony 2Q.s
I, DAMsKE PUNcOCHY. tezke,
rryhovane, zvlaste velke. pro-
:. dejv srdci sezony po ;. 21G
/. !. cHLAPEcKE. PUNcocMY, wi:
tezke. bavlnene, velke miry,
prodej srdci sezony 216
DAMsKE PUNcOcHY. tezk6.
cerne, vlnene. vsech velkosti,
prodej srdci sezony 2Q@I
DAMsKE PUNcoCHY, pfizove.
cerne hnede, prodej v srdci
sezOny jen po ............. ~
MUzsKE PON0zKY, tezke vim.
sede bilou patou a spickami,
prodej srdci sezony po 39f
200 DAMSKYCH KABELEK,
vzorkovy lot, lot9 jsou hod.
az do $3.50, prodej v srdci sc.
zony jen po .............. 81 %
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AMosKEAc soTYS, zasterovy,
vyber kostek, prodej v srdci'
sezony, jen po .............. 16E
oBLEKovE LATKY, vhodne ma
obleky pro skolnf dftky, male
plaidy, prodej v rdci sezony,
yard jen po ................. 49,
"cAST IRON" nebfleny muselin
prodej srdci sezony 21C
BfLENY MUSEL1N. prostfedni
hodnoty, prodej srdci sezo-
ny, yard po ............. 1870
B1LENY MUSEL1N, dobfe zna-
my Hills, prodej v srdci Sc
zony, yard po ............. 18C
PRUNELA SUKNE, volne klada
ne, v .barve hnede modre, VI.
velk. hod. az do $3.50, prodej
rdci sezony jen -. S4.39
SUKNE plaidove pruhovane,
skladankove, velky vyb9r ba-
rev a velk. v hod. az do $3.50
prod. v srdci sezony 81. 40
DETSKE SWEATROvE KABA-
TY, vsech barev, velk. % az
26, prod. v srdci sezony 79E
MUzsKE. PUNcocHY, tszke,
rozvlnene, velke miry,. prodei
" srdci sezony jen po ;. 38G
CHLAPECKE zIvuTKY, flame
letove, tmave barvy, vsech vel
kot, pr. srdci sezony SIC
VIVA X PLETENl, vsech barev.
1000 .pfadynek k prodej, V
srdci, sezony jen po ...... 44r
SHAKER FLANEL, billy, tezke
jakosti, prodej srdci sezony
yard jen po ............ 171AN
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DAMSKA UNION TRIKA
prostredni, rozvln6na, s IL
vazky, dlouha ke kotnikim,
Milky vystrih, bez rukavl.
Prodej v srdci sezony 72(:
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OBLEKY 2 Canton Crepu se sa-
t6novym lfmcem, vsech, nejno-
v9jsich podzimnfch tvard, s. vysf-
vanim, prymky ! jine V bar
vach hn6de, navy modre Ger
ne, velk. 16-44, prodej v
srdci sezony .......... S13.95
OBLEKY z tezkeho kanton kre-
pu, georgetu, poiret twillu, po
divuhodna zvlastnost nizkych
cen. Zvlast. move modely ne
obvykl6 hodnoty, ozdob.. kraj-
kovymi limci, jine s vysivanim
jine jemnymi skladankami.
pr. Y srdci sezony S17.85
q HoTOvY K NOSENl.
Pro divky a danny mensi postavy
kabaty ze suedinu velouru.
velk& kozesinov& hmce, vzadu
a M ruk&vech vysiv. a prym-
kovane, blizove tvary, tel pa
sov6 modely, vesmes s podsiv-
kou, prodej srdci sezony jen
po ........................ S17.95
SHAKER FLANEL, svstly a Sc
dy. zbytky, 8 az 3Oyardov6
kusy, pruhovany kostkovany.
t6zke jakosti, prodei y srdci
sezony jen po .......... 1870
BUNGALOW KRETON, So p. 4.
novt v5b9r sv9tlych tmavych
Y vzorl, prodej v srdci sezony,
!, yard jeh pc !. ..s......,. T. s1YG
=. .MSY.nLA: T.. . !.
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DAMSKE BLOOMERSY -
satenove, vyb9r barev, vel
ke miry, prodej v srdci Sc
Zony jen pO .............. 77C
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
Caterpillar Army Halts Train

Albany, Ore.-Caterpillars that are
reported to be devastating the coast
mountain region between Eddyville
and Blodget on the Albany-Newport
road delayed the Albany-Newport
train en- route to Albany one hour and
twenty-five minutes one man is re
ported to have been driven from his
home near Eddyville by the insects.
The caterpillars have destroyed all
orchards in their path, have resorted
to eating needles from fir trees and
are even reported to be eating the
bark from more tender trees.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
Rock Island Increases Wages

Chicago.-Mechanica forces of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf roads
tlces, bollermakers, blacksmIths, shee,
metal workers, electricians, car men
and their helpers and apprentices will
receive an increase of two cents an
hour, effective June 16, the manage
ment announced through l.. c. Fritch
vice president in charge of operation
About 1900 men will be affected and
the Increase is estimated to mean an
additional annual expenditure OF
100000
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
Farm Laborers Go on Strike

Berlln.-Terrorism prevailed in the
Upper Silesian territory northeast and
southwest Of Licgnitz. where n mum.
Der OF outlaw strikes have broken out
among the farm laborers and other
workmen' according to newspaper dis
patches from Breslau The Lokal
Anzelgers correspondent reports that
IN the Stelnnu district bands of from
800 to 400 men each nre going about
the country using clubs to chase from
the fields those laborers who are
willing to work.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
NEGOTIATIONS FOR RELEASE OF
FOREIGNERS DECLARED TO
HAVE REACHED FINAL STAGE
SEES POLITICAL PLOT
ATTACK ON TRAIN NOW BE-
LIEvEp TO HAVE BEEN PART
OF HUGE POLITICAL MOVE

Tsaochwang.-Nego for re
lease of eight foreigners held by
Chinese bandits on Pactsuku noun
tain are believed TO have reached
their final stage and 1t Is confidently
predicted that all will be free within
the next few days.
Father Potte, Catholic medical
missionary, returned from the Pact
Zuku prison compound with the infor-
nation that Leon Friedman and Lee
Solomon, two of the Americans who
have been Ill with malaria, had re
covered. q. u. Musso, the wealthy
Italian, also held, who for some time
was unable to walk. owing to an In
fected leg. is on his feet again' ac-
cording to Father Potte.
Tientsln.-Whether the bandit at
tack on the Shanghal-Peking express
May G, in which Il number of foreign
ers kidnapped, was the result of po-
litical plot Is the point on which the
international commission of inquiry.
headed by Brig. Gen. w. u. Conn6r,
L. ). A., Is now concentrating.
The commission Is seeking to de
termine first whether the train crew
had previous knowledge of the ban
dts plans to attack the express, and
second whether the armed guard
aboard the train made any effort to
resist the bandits.
The process of enrolling the bandits
in the Chinese army is still going on
slowly and officials are opposed to
attempting to speed 1t up for fear OF
arousing the suspicious of the out
laws and creating II breach.
Bandits now are familiar figures on
the streets of TsaOchwang. At first
when the parlcys We're opened, they
entered the city only in great uneasi-
ness. Now, however, their manner
has changed. They face cameras and
moving picture machines with all the
assurance of veteran screen actors,
grin broadly, wave their hats and sway
their fans in truly approved picture
style.
1t is understood that, at the request
of the brigand chiefs, the information
nj commissions airplane which has
been reconnuitering the outlaw strong
hold on PaotZuku mountain has ceased
its flights in that district.
Father Potte, German medical mis-
sionary, who Il few days ago was or
dered out of the outlaw camp under
suspicion Of spying there, has beer
permitted to return following his ex
planation that he was attending the
captives' need of his care ut the ex
press instruction of the pope.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
as Spaniards Killed In satt,.

Madrid.-The Spanish losses in the
recent military operations near Tlzzi-
hzza, Morocco, were forty-five killed
and 20 wounded, according to an off
cial statement.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
DENVER LIVE STOCK MARE
{ uttle

Receipts. 2.5S3. The feature Y
Denver live cattle market was y
of los well finished l,Uye -poues
to q large packer at $50, anu 4
averaging iii pounds to tnA
at $3.50. The former price Is 'Il
est hitherto paid this year NJ
steers. a small packer took ~ N
I, ,und steers at $3.50. Oihea VI y,
tuken by killers included Z.
IS at 1915 and 20 at SEoss;-h \
fat feeder steers aNefaE MS ~
changed hands at sI.vo anu
pounds each at s6.5O. !
Small lots of calves sola y
and n carload of 20 l5--p0une,
went to large packer at Sosi,.l Si.s..l
n rival house took 70 NNeitaI
pounds at $1,000. pdi l0ts ~
sold down to 5000, A uuh'. u,
feeder calves at $50 re mus :"
buyer at $40. nj
Baby beef material tgtallnss !,
and averaging 632 pounds. SOFA y
while ii 736-pound hcifers y
ss75 and s6 577-pound mixed
at $3.50 were taken by me saIE I'll,
packer Mixed cattle 9Eeia75l
pounds sold in carload ~ 4
sS.25. and heifers In bulN - a..
and $3.50, the latter golhs
buyer for feeding. -,
The best price on cows Was
six head averaging $50 pounds =
lots sold at s7.25 and - ". Nd
Of eO2-pound cows went to
s6.T5. another of S39 pounes "a
and small lots as low as sr,,s
cutters brought $3.50 ana eA-'
and OK -
Bulls did not have as Eo9a hsis.
as lately. the best price adsd
from which level they sha'
s4.2o.
Receipts. 1.544. The tpP ,s ~
s7.05 for 23 2So-pound h
finish. .
Small lots of two to a dn.sp I
81, a carload and several i.ssh
half a dozen carloads at w. 80 Il
load and n few at $6.I5, .s "a
at S6.25 and carload az ssy;N
sows brought s5.25 anu ~ ii.
small lots of pigs brou5iT, ~ porN
price of the day for sii'har %
$5.75, other small putnSars u
selling at $3.50. while ss25,
small volume at IS ana s''
Receipts. s5s. A strihs s.oId q
pound Idaho spring lamps IND !,
at s14 flat. A few 90 70 ~
pound lambs went AT IVoolei
$40 flat. respectiveiy. total.t
Averaging 96 pounds and Ia
bead brought IS, while rsold
ewes ewes weighing i27 pounds ss,s.l sg,u
and half a dozen others aysi urics
rounds went at the same ph
goat weighing 11O pou"o
$3.50 hundred.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
200 Persons Arrested

Prague, Czecho- o-Slovakia.-Two hun
dred persons are under arrest, includ-
ing number of Communists, follow.
ing the discovery ut Pressburg of a
vast espionage conspiracy, according
to the newspaper Narodnl Listy.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
Cotton

Spot cotton prices declined ',i
during the week. New YORK !si
ture contracts declined lS !
Spot cotton closed at 2tDic ptt
New York July futures at .S's@
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
n,,ry npJ Poultry Product,

Closing prices 90 score butte
York, SSisc: ThicaEo, 39c: Phe-
phia. 40 Boston, +uc. tTless a
consin primary cheese markets
a4c: Single Daisies. 2ic. Double y.
23&,c; Young Americas, 2ise'
horns, 2ic. Square prints, -se'
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
Hay ans Grnin

Timothy. No. I, ton .'.'' -.
Timothy. No. 2. ton.
South Park. No. !. ton '''' /.
South Park. No. 2. ton - -.
Second bottom. No. 1 Ton "
Second bottom. No. z. Ton -,
Alfalfa. ton .....'.'' -,
Straw. ton ........'.'' ...
Oats. per cwt. ~ =.
Corn. No. yellow. per =" s0c n
Wheat. No. /. per bushsi'.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
LATEST MARNE;
QUOTATIONS |
--Furni.hed by-
U. S. BUREAU OF MARr
Washington, D. O.

Hay.
Quoted: Boston .27. New v.
Philadelphia S23. Pitts hurxb
Cincinnati si9. Chicago !25 III.
$3.50. st. Louis s23.5O Na
kansas City Sl9. Mlnneapoil. =:
Louis S23. "
Bran s24. middiings sg7. nor,
dlinss s3O. Minneapolis; giut.r
sShiS. Chlcago; 30 per cent co,,,
meal, sse;5O Memphis. y3I sltlsr'
per cent linseed meal, y8T Mia,
$3.50 Buffalo. white hominy
s32.5O St louis. s33.5O Chicaea.
alfalfa meal. s27.75 Chicago,
GrnIn.
Closing prices in Chicago cab
ket: No. red winter wheat sir
hard winter wheat, SLIP. "a ~
corn. Sic. No. yellow corn ~
white oats, i3c. Average
price No. 2 mixed corn In centfs
6Ss. Closing future prices: c.,
Juy wheat, sl.l0L: Chicago JuT'f
lsssc: Minneapolis July wheat il
Kansas city July wheat, sl.O!. i
nipes July wheat. sl.is.
Live stock md Meats
Chicago price: HOGS. top.
bulk OF sales. s6.S5 at I7.sO. NJ
and good beef steers. &s.S0 Al n
butcher cows and heifers, sil0 Gtl3
feeder steers. S6.4O at $3.50; M
medium weight veal calves, n
sll.0O; fat lambs, slI-75 at n
spring lambs. Sl3.75 at $3.50, \
lings. ss.25 at sl2.50, fat ewes
at sG.25. Good grade meats:
sl6.50 at $3.50. veal. SIC at Sls;
s26 ut s29. mutton. Sli at so.
pork loins. SIS at $3.50. heayy
sll at SIS.
Fruits and Vegetables
Florida Tom Watson waterrs!
22-30 pound. average weight 81
$3.50 bulk per car in New YOrk
s400 at $3.50 In PittsburEh and Cd
Sales on unit basis ran- ed 50c a 7
in middlewcstern markets. sails
per 100 pounds made at $3.50 at q
producing sections prices range. {
at $3.50 bulk per car. Calitoml
mon Tint chntaloupes. STANDARD,
sold in Chicago at SI.25 at siA
ruled; So in Kansas city, Te1A
mon Tints in flats, $3.50 at 81 VI
York city. Delaware and Mar
stra berries. Sc at ltC quart bH
Eastern city markets. Virginia f..
to lie; Kentucky and Missouri Nd
SO at $3.50 per 24-quart crate 1
markets. Missouri Ar9mas, VT
Si.O5. {. o. b. track. Kentucky I'D
So at s3.75. {. o. b. usual terms <
Carolina Irish cobbler potatoes 2.
S5.25 at $3.50 per barrel in conss
Centers. si.75. (. o. b. shipping =
Florida Spaulding Rose potatos. /
$3.50 in Baltimore. Albania and
ana sacked Bliss Triumphs, @a
per 100 pounds in city markets ,
ern sacked round whites, 81
per 100 lbs. in leading cities: ig' I
at shipping points. New YORK J
whites, $3.50 at sl.6j In EastsI. 7
kets. Maine Green Mountains, "
$3.50 in Boston.
| Cotton
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PRICES WILL BE
Big congress ISSUE

The progressive idea that legisla-
ton of some sort can and should be
enacted to relieve the agricultural
price situation is certain to be one of
the first matters to come before the
next congress. Because of conditions
prevailing in certain agricultural Sec
lions, particularly the wheat sections,
and the comparatively far better pre-
vailing conditions in other industrial
and commercial sections, there seems
to be a determined purpose on the
part of members of congress repre-
senting these agricultural sections to
force to the front some legislation
that may bridge over the disparity of
income.
At this time interest is centered in
a PROPOSAL which is to be laid before
President Coolidge within a few days
by a group of bankers representing
the banks of the ninth reserve district
the spring wheat area of the United
States. This delegation, to be pre-
sented to the president by Congress-
man Young, of North Dakota, is to ask
for a special session of congress to
enact a law to revive the United
States Grain corporation. The plan is
that this corporation, essentially a
government instrumentality. will have
credit and authority to purchase all
wheat offered and to arrange for its
distribution, abroad as far as possible
and to American consumers, with full
financial support to provide for such
terms of credit as will facilitate for
eign marketing. The operation of
this corporation as an adjunct Of the
United States grain administration
during the war. and during 1919, is
well remembered. Clothed then with
sole export authority, it served as the
machine to control wheat prices in P
large measure. Its profits are said
to have been something over $780,
100000. Senator Stanfield of Oregon
has let it be understood that he will
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04
HAVE KIDNEYS
EXAMINED BY
YOUR DOCTOR.
Take Salts to Wash Kidneys If
Back Pains You or
Bladder BOtherS.

Flush your kidneys by drinking g
quart of water each day, also take
salts occasionally, says a noted au-
thority, who tells US that too much
rich food forms acids which almost
paralyzse the kidneys in their efforts
to expel it from the blood. They
become sluggish and weaken; then
you may suffer with a dull misery in
the kidney region, sharp pains in the
back or sick headache, dizziness, your
stomach sours, tongue is coated, and
When the weather is bad you have
rheumatis twinges. The urine gets
cloudy, full Of sediment, the channels
often get sore and irritated, obliging
you to seek relief two or three times
during the night.
To help neutralize these irritating
acids, to help cleanse the kidneys and
flush off the body's urinous waste. get
four ounces Of Jad Salts from any
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04
FAIRVIEW

Miss Jessie Futter has returned tc
Spokane after spending her three
weeks vacation with her parents.
Mrs. j. F. Green, of Pennington,
was a Sunday visitor at the home of
her brother, S. A. Smith.
VIM. Parr has bought a lease of
Mrs. Josie Futter and will move on
the place one mile from Garfield.
Mr.. Fisher, of Milton, Oregon, spent
a few days last week visiting at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Sam Car
ter.
Mrs. Lester Thorp, of Potlatch, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Smith.
Elmer Smith motored to Moscow
Saturday evening, returning Sunday.