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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
Date Set for Wedding

The marriage OF Miss Cada l..
Whitney. daughter OF Nit and Mrs
William Curtis Whitney, TO MIR
Walter Hamilton krc viii bs
solcmuized SUNDAY afternoon. al .
o'clock. at the Alpha Delta N chap,
ter house Tho service win be read
by the Rev Rodney Arucy
Mrs John Arthur Bassstt OF Chi,
caso and Mrs, - wamplsr Earman.
or Harrisburg, Va, viii be- the mat
runa Of honor The Misses Dorothy
and Ruth White win be the brides.
maids. Frances May Earman. flow
er Elri and Don Hollster Cannon.
ring bearer
MIR Arthur Ellsworth win be best
man aud Air, Day HilbouFn. usher
Following tho service there Will
he reception
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Marriage Of Miss
Walker Announced

Mr. and Mrs Byron r Walker
announce tho marriage Of their fos.
ter daughter. Bereniece May Nixon.
70 Mr.. Leville Thomas Barrow OF
Denver Colo. on Monday evening.
June Is. AT s o'clock. al their home.
l34z r, send st.
Mr. and Mrs Barrow LEFT FOR
Vancouver. b C.. and the Canadian
Rockies on their wedding trip. They
viii be at home after July !. ~
s54e 18th ave. n T.
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Wedding to Be Soiemuizeo
at Trinity Church

The marriage OF Miss Leone Fra.
zee 10 Mr. Tallruadge Conover. son
Of Mr.. c. T Conover. win be sol.
smnized Thursday afternoon az ESQ
o'clock. in the chancel ot Trinity
church
The maid Of honor viii be- Miss
Olive whyte and the best man Mr..
Carl Lewis.
Following the service win be a
small reception At the Rainier club.
In honor Of Miss FraEec and Mr..
Conover. Alr. and Mrs. Manson r.
Backu5 were hosts at a dinner on
Saturday evening. at their home a.
the Highlands
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Tennis Club to GiUe
Summer Dances

Tho Seattle Tennis club an.
nounees the first OF It's summer
dinner dances Tor Friday evening,
which Is welcome news. especially to
the younger set.
Mrs James Hamilton do Ncuc
is chairman % the committee In
charge Of the affair. assisted by
Mrs. Lacy Holius. Mrs Neal Tour
tellotte, Miss olive Kerry, Miss
AehsA Lou Powell. Miss Priscilla
Treat, Miss Laura Emory Miss
Jane aud Miss Polly Perkins, Miss
Virginia Merrill Miss Betty Morri-
son. Miss Olive Leonard. Miss Beryl
Keith. Miss Elizabeth Lea and Miss
Eyalyn Colvin.
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Mrs, Phillips to Entertain for Travellers; FIRST
Dance OF Season at Tennis Cub
0TKs- AIUEHr CHARITIES TUI-

MI ANf'r ~ A"AhhHAhA AHAA|AAhAtNffN AAAAF
hl lIrS viii entertain twenty
guests no luncheon ON Friday at her
homr in honor of Mr WluJs ,.
Hole 90 las Angeles Mrs. lslip
Ferry Lcay and Mre, John Erk-
son
Mr. and Mrs. Hole have arrived
ON their yacht "Samona 10 visit
in town until July /, when they
will go 60 Victoria, h G., 10 al,
tend tho yacht races and will spend
ihe remainder ot tho summer cruis.
ing In Alaskan waters, Mrs. l.cary
Is returning this week FROM Wash.
inston. -. Ca where she attended
the national continental congress OF
the Daughters % the American
Revolution and also the annual
meeting or tho Mount Vernon IA.
dies association; Mrs lsukSon re-
Gently returned from a two years
WISH, on tho Er,kson estate In swe.
den
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Garden Party
" edReSdaV Afternoon

4 delightful musical program has
been arranged FOR the garden party
the board of trustees III the Young
Women's Christian Association viii
give Wednesday afternoon. ut tho
home OF Mn a. A. CARRIER,
Presiding 40 tho tea table win be
Mira Ambrose NJ HALEY MIS- carl
vcasic Mrs, Arch Tromuyue, Mira,
J Ralph Magcc, Mrs n, $, TEN,
plelon and Mrs Cleveland Klci
haucr
The following girl reserves viii
assis, in serving Charlotte Mac
Donald. Hazel walton. Eleanor
Cruttcndon. Katherine Jones, Isabel
Anderson. Margaret Taylor Kuth,
erin Griffin Edna Cash. Marguerite
Berry Enid Han Evelyn Larsen,
Ethel Hilton and Jane stuart
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.Orthopedic L1lnch Room

Westminster church VIII be In
charge at the Orthopsdle lunch
room Wednesday. with Mrs. Harry
Spencer hostess assisted by Mira.
TheO. Merriam. Mrs. C. 4. Scatter
day. Mra Leroy Pease, Mrs. G. u.
Bearisworth. Mrs Harry Kennedy.
Mrs J. W Maiheson. Mrs. s, l..
Hayden. Mrs. Robert slit. Mrs,
Charles Bishopp. Mrs. Il. G. Chap.
man and Miss Mary Waller.
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MrE Lillian BurkhRrt Goldsmith.
well known lecturer. actress and
club leader Of Los Angeles prcd-
den, % the Los Angeles section or
tho National Council Of Jewish
Women.
The outstanding features OF tho
conference program. which viii hold
the opening session Sunday eve
ming. June 81. viii be the address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
NATIONAL COUNCIL or
JEWISH WOMEN TO CONVENE

The third western interstate con
ference o. the National Council ~
Jewish Women will convene IN
Seattle. June 81. 20 and Is. closing
in Tacoma June a. Members nr
Seattle and Tacoma sections win
be- the hoHeasoa Ia the visiting
delegates. who viii represent sec
tons from SPOKANE Portland. Butte.
san Francisco Los Angeics Lone
Reach. san Diego. Fresno. Phoenix.
Edmonton. Alta and Vancouver.
10 G.
The executive committee In
charge ~ all arrangements H.;
President. Mrs 81 = Hornstein
Seattle vice president, Mira This
pphtl Feist. Tacoma. recording rec.
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Personal

Miss Frances oldham, who is
travelling abroad. is now In London
Recently she Was the guest N
Princess Marie Of Greece at lunch
con az Marlborough Palace,
Dr Maud Parker has returned
from a ten wrrke trip East whore
she took post graduate work lu
New York. Chicago and M tho Mayo
Clinic IA Rochester
Mr.. and Mrs, Jcrse r. Ives Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Richardson tAllce
ivesl aud MI Lawrence Ives Will
leave Thursday ON the Ives yacht
Jcsimar Tor Victoria, 10 spend the
weekend
Ar and MN. Samuel Russell and
children are spending this week at
QualIcum Beach, u. G.
Miss Bessie Loyoberry OF co.
lumhuf, Ohio, is spending the SUN,
mor with her brother and Histcr.in.
law, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. LoycbeTy,
Mr. Thomas Emory De Wolfe will
return Thursday night from the
University ofVirginia. in CharlotteE,
vile. Va so spend tho summer
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles X. Poe
Miss Polly Perkins viii leave
Thursday for n few days visit in
Vancouver - c. Miss Perkins,
Miss Anne Gayler ana Miss Delight
Palmer arc Ia Tacoma today attend.
Ing The commencement exercises 40
Annie Wright seminary
Mr r. NJ Collins and daughter.
Miss Marie Collins. have returned
from trip TO The Hawaiian
Islands
Miss HelEa Lund returned Friday
\ from the Columbia College 0f Es.
preston IN Chicago, Her father.
Mr. Gunnar Lund. met her In Mln.
I ncapolis, where they attended the
[ Nolue'Amcrleau centennial
Mrs William Sherman Walker
VIII return "Wednesday nom Wash.
Ington, y G
Mrs w. r wisdom. or AlusEo.
ger. okla Is visiting her sister
Sits c o Bmdgsaw
Mu " Bernard and the
I AlLsans Marie and Billie Bernard
have removed from tho Moore un
tel 20 THEN summer home near De,
Mo.ueg
Mrs Arthur Wilde left Saturday
for Pcmluma. Cal. where she win
.yidt Tor month
Mrs George W Fischer and fam.
us and Mt and Mrs. George Krlbs
viii remove next week TO their sum.
mcr home at Wing Point
/ Maj Fred ~ Lleweiiyn. who Tor
Z The past three years was connected
with The Hawaiian division bt Soho.
J Told barracks, Honolulu. ~ spending
three months leave with his
mother Mrs NJ NJ fieweliyn. at
her home At Kirkland. after which
Z br w.u b. on duty at Fort Lsaytn-
worth. attached 10 tho general staff
college
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rotary, Mira Jacob r. Hitler. Seat
tlc treasurer, MrA Samuel soud-
helm. Tacoma
Many distinguished guests viii be
present Two national officers. Mrs
Eatelle S. s,ernborEcr. national
executive secretary. Of New YORK
city. and Mrs s. 81 Blumauer. ma
,ional director from Portland. ore
Among other notable speakers
will bc Mrs julius Kahn. msmbsi
o. congress from California and
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Former Seattle Girl
WcdS ia South

Interesting news 70 fr.euds 10
town Is The announcement u the
marriage ~ Miss Betty Becker
daughter % Mrs. Louis Becker. Of
san Francisco formerly Of Seattle.
to Mr. Samuel spitalny Of Phoenix,
Artz-. which was solemuizcd jams s.
in Los Angeles
Mr, and Mrs sp,taluy wlll arrive
In Seattle next week to visit AR
and Mrs Nathan Lcfohn. MrN Spit,
alny's bruthcr.in,law and sister
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In order to gire TO the
state Of Washington the rec
oanitioH to which II is en-
titled among gatherings or
courentions, the attention Of
organised womcp thruout the
state is benz directed to q
state emblem combining the
FIR tree and the likeness Of
Washington, whieh has been
designed bp Mrs. W. n. Pitt
cood Of the HomaRs Cen
tiuy cIpb. n has already
been adopted by numerous
clubs and organizations, and
WW be brought before the
contention Of the State Fed
Grafton of Moments Gibbs
concerning this iDCek IN Port
Angeles. iehere il Is expected
to meet icih the enthusiastic
endorsement Of that body.
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Buffet Dinner for
Miss PEOPLES

Mr.. and Mrs Evan s McCord.
Ir.. will be hosts At a small Informal
buffet dinner at their home satur.
day evening. tn honor OF Miss Re.
atrice Peoples. OF Los Angeles. who
Is their house guest
Tho guest list includes only the
close friends OF Miss Peoples.
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To honor On and Mrs pcrrtpont
Graves who are visiting in town. a
group Of their friends will enter
tain az dinner this evening al the
Nllso"'Hn, Mrs Herbert Condor
and MI Morgan r. padrlrurd have
the arrangements in charge
Covers win be placed for thirty,
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Masonic Temple Mrs u > wsstmorr.
president presiding
Hgsieai numbers tsF "My Love
nvtls iu a Northern Land tEdEaTi,
fbl Bridal chorus from The Ross
Maiden" tCoNcni scquim Choral 10
etstY and Port Angeles symphony club.
Director, Prof Lrslir Martin. Seattle. se-
caupauiti. Mfa Mae Bieknsli. Port An
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

HEALTH LEAGUE
MEETING
The McAlbcrt Health league will
meet wednesday evening. June IL.
at the Ratnier.Grand hotel. The
Worlds Health Movement" win be
the subject Of an address by c. Nc.
Albert. Of Los Angeles. Short talks
win be given hy Or. f. a. Schilling
and Or. Z. a. Cauffman. Mrs. Car.
ne Valentine will preside at the
meeting.
GoLDENRoD CLUB
wisconsin Goldenrod club win
meet wednesday. juno II. vail Mrs.
George Bert, ut Kirkland. Box
lunch at 1880 o'clock. The ferry
viii leave Madison Park at 1890
a. m.
ToNIA SOCIAL CLUB
Ionla Social club viii have card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
Luncheon by Mrs. Marks

Mrs Louis Marks entertained
with a luncheon OF ten covers on
Friday az The Olympic, and later
at theater party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

Of Mrs. Estclle ~ sternberger Of
New York city on Shifting Bound
aries Of Womans Empire"
Monday afternoon "a talk by Rabbi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

Department u american citizenship.
Mrs o. b. Brooks. Cashmere, chairman.
Address. can Efficient citzeu." Or.
Henry su1zalio. president OF the Uniyer-
Hlty Of Washington.
Violin. Allegro Briiilante" CIV. Ter
Have. Ais, Helen Harmon.
Department OF legislation. Mrs. r. c
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hart Goldsmith, OF Los Angeles
Tuesday evening address, "wom-
ans Part in Worlds Movements Of
Today" by Mrs. julius Kahn. Of
san Francisco.
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STATE FEDERATION
PROGRAM ron WEDNESDAY
MuHNING

STATE FEDERATION
llROGltAM ron "WEDNESDAY
MuHNING
HtD . u'Ciark
Executive board meeting
Parliamentary driH. Size A. o. llfi'i
uarIlawrHtariau.
Department cgnfsrnrrs ia their &C.
autrtlFa rooms
10 70 O'Clock
Department ~ public welfare program.
Size % o. Williamson. lTHasrr ,baif
|wHu-
Division NJ health. Size o. o. ll1 a.
I Olympic chairman. n0uHpbHrruluH's
Mics NarY HrmE chairman. rH operation
with WuWsHH Foundation Tor Heath
I Nfa iFsnh Reeves Mruafrhr9. chair
wHu. mental hFFirur WfH Heath
7 lIrHhrr. hvuurNiHk. chairman. social HH
Flrnr. Nra ArthW Edward Johnson. tpa
kane chairman. public hssllh nursing
I hlH7 huHi,H WIruHT rrnHHf. chairman
/ Division 1f child welfare. Ms, %. a a.
/ hunHar tgaius chairman
division m uafanttru. hu % p
l Mgrha fsHina chairman. "rhs WHITE
Cross. What % De- ana what li Has So
! tuWpllHhra" Mrs ~ D.. Mutbfa Nofth
west division, chairman. ueH0rai fedvra
I ton m WUmrUa clubs
/ Division Of Industrial and satlhi rpHdi
[ lions NTa Vs. ~ Tdail Tacoma. rHair
mau fire protection. MH Uulary Wat
con- fuysllup chairman tndisH wrifaFf
/ hfa T. A. Troy Olympia, chairman, in.
] HustfIal and business relations. Nrs ~
] q euHwni1 chairman. Institutional re-,
iauonH. Sire HAIRY John NuIcE Everett
|shairmap
10 10 is O'Clock
hrn ~ D. WsHtmurr president. and
NH - D. Malthy rsroBd vice president
PRECEDING
fiaE salute. Wolf cubs ~ Port Angeles
/ rrsHsnauoD pf program. Mrs yietol
/ fvhnlcH. seattle chairman. Nfs W N
] hunt Huntingdon, convention organizer
Afr %. white. Port Angeles. ioea
/ chairman
Rules Of procedure Mrr o. X rIust
I Tacoma. pafliamrrtaHan.
! Nppainlmrnt ~ special committees
l h'r'rts ~ officers IrrHrufrr. Hrs
I frank hlArsrT, fakimH recording ao.r-
/ iary5 Mira Aabrl HBIHnd ramphsii EH
lama corresponding secretary, SIRE J0hi
" Davies. pnftunltF5 sudHNWrut fun,
/ trustee Mrs. v ~ HghiusGr WAlIa Walls
NrpHris Press rHsiruau NiHs Bell
Z l"iFrr. Epatsur The Bulletin. NFs
| Helen S. Stevens. hrHtIir. fsripforiIl
bureau, hfs ~ 4. IHsthsimvr. EF-frit
report n credentials committee Mr6 I
IG. Hanson. PORT AuHrIts
Reading - revision ~ bylaws MFs r
' SMITH Tacoma, chairman.
first reading ~ resolutions, Hu. vs.
81 Kern. Wai's WallH chairman.
Announcements.
iatormsl OsuoI Polls open from n
90 o'clock
~ a'Ciock
ifre1 luncheon. social hau. AitH Ussi
stsEsnt edltur u Tile nuilriin. pre-
siding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

aeCrcdie. EuuHyslde. chairman.
Address, The Child Labor Amend
mcni." State Senator y. V. Morthland.
Yakima.
Address. ''Woman's Responsibility Re
sarding Legislation for Human welfare
Mrs Harry John Miller, state represen-
iatye. Everett
Assembly singing. star spsnsl.d
Banner"
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Bricknor, late Of Toronto. Canada.
now OF Cleveland. O.
Tuesday. "The Echoes Of the
Qulqueunial." by Mrs. Lillian Burk-
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Mrs u. . weHmpfr prssldur
solos lsi The Star" tjamsr IlgdEsIsi
90 "lntu' fEauafd reHehnAehrrl
Nfs iirfbsr Godfrey, Bcguim. accom-.
pianist. Mrs. > y Hraytou Erquim
Department ~ Amrfirau titlrsasiip
Afs 81 ufu0ka Cashmere chairman
Department % fia- arts. Nfs Harm
Pau Pierce snnquaimls Pals. chairman
az iu home and garden Nfs william 4
HchasHE, Wstsnilir chairman risir arl
ard Naf msmrriats Hrs wiibm u Cd,
No. NusfpFisr chairman sti apprsria
tian for rbildfsH. Ms IS e. 8siis Wbns
WailaE better literature t0r ne hom.
reader Nrt r. > ga6drirH TvppFnish
literature chairman paintings ~ wssn.
lnEt"0 Hrtlsts. MSa "a H. Fierce arI
chairman.
Department ~ applied education Mu
>. vs. bryan, HtlliEEhsm. chairman.
Aalrrss 'WasbiHEluns Fufsst.y Prob.
lens hr vs. g. WsiEir supervisor Of
HnHguaimIV rat41Hsl forest
fainpaffi ~ thr past Me- g Bf6Ra.
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cAsr ANNoINcrp ron PLAYS

CAST ANNOUNCED FOR PLAYS
Two oEe,ac, playa win Dc present.
cd Wednesday evenings June ~. at
The FIRST Presbyterian church. un
der the auspices OF the PASTORS ala
socitty Mss Nc,tir Shreyr. E1sman.
director announces tho following
c1sis
"columb,nr iu Buinss
eoluIuhius. suuasnuaFr ........
sts.a.rss.. GLADYS Leslie
Harlequin. 40 office boz UuaysH Larsen
faniaieou. soap mauursrtatsr
sfss.fsss FrssfH .,rrrsrer Helen FoN
btapino, a trayrlius rsiesmAb Violet Kerr
Patchwork Quit
old MFs wins .... Eisls ikaItan4
Anne, her daughter Mons blair
lsr AHue.a husband .s Cecilia Denton
Betty, their child s.r i1Hi-a tIammant
The rhaHtasy
MOLLY Bertha nstbury snH Elns Moore
william ..as. .,.s... usisGs NtRrUvi
Emiif .ss-r-. rs.t-s. GuEauei FfsrbHfn
Music hy church 'rFhaalr4.
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Illustrated lecture on Alpine Flowers
iEfls and VIII animal life Forrest Flfrs
anH Their Prevention Mr h. D.
tfammr. forest supervisor Olympia
10 O O'Clock
Tea fsf dsieEHtss bslnnEiBr 20 y 4. a.
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AFTERNOON

iissl luncheon. social hsu. Nfr Helen
s,srsnt. editor u Tile nuilriin, pee
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IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Ionla Social club win have n card
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WAYNE
Rev. r. L. PugsIey

The people of this town were SAD :
dened to learn of the sudden death
of their pastor. Rev. F. l.. Pugsiey,
Thursday afternoon at about
o'clock from bronchial pneumonia.
Although Mr.. Pugsley had been in
poor health for several weeks his fin
al illness was of only a few days
duration. Mr.. Pugsley had been pas
tor of the churches at Wayne ana
Fayette corner for nearly two years
and both he and Mrs. Pugsley were
we'll liked by host of friends, VINO
extend their deepest sympathy to
Mrs. Pugsley in her great loss.
An interesting Farm Bureau meet
ing was held at Grange Hall Thurs
day. Miss Grace l.. Pennock, Home
Demonstration agent, was present
and gave the women some very help
full Instructions on the various at
tachments of sewing machines and
their various uses.
Lightning struck at H. S. Colts
during the heavy thunderstorm of
Monday, doing considerable damage
to their lighting plant and doing
other damage. Fortunately no fire
resulted.
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New York. June l

New York, June IL.
FIOUR-Steady; spring patents and
soft winter straights 8.40@S.75; hard
winter straights 8.35 @8.75.
WHEAT-Strong No. 1 dark nortn,
ern spring C i New York lake ana
rail 1.73 3-S: No. 2 hard winter
lake and rail 1.72 3-S: No. mixed
durum do. 1.57 3-S; NO. l Mahieooa w.
in bond 1872 SIS.
CORN-Spot strong; No. yellow
1 ( track New York all rail- l-5S TO-
No. Q mixed do. 1852 3-S. 80,
OATS-Spot firm; NO. whlte ooa'
other articles were unchanged.
BJTTER-Weak: receipts l4,52z;
creamery higher than extras AZ 3-fW
431: extras, 80 score, ~ l-4g4 "a,
firsts. IS to 81 score, 41@ a.; packing
stock current make No. S0i: -,o,.
EGGS-Irregular; receipts S2,l2.'
fresh gathered extra firsts $4,000, ~
storage packed not quoted; fresh gam am
cred firsts 34@35; do. storage packed
not quoted; fresh gathered SECONDS 81
m31: do. storage packed not quoted
nearby and nearby western hennery
whites firsts to average extras "a W IL
nearby hennery brown extras 80 Al.
FREDERICKSBURG: Maine old per 10y
pounds 2.0@2.25; southern per barrei
5.00@6.00.
crate 2.50@ 400.
The raw sugar market was steauy
TODAY with no change in quotation
sales reported were 10000 bags of Gu
ban and 10000 bags of Porto Rican
for June shipment at 446 duty PAID,
and $4,000 bags of Philippines July
August shipment at 4.53.
There was not much change in raw
sugar futures, final prices being I'M
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Wednesday Brighton Market

Stock Yards, June 1.-THE beef cat
IL market continued weak with no
Improvement at the close. Trading
W. very quiet, dut to the holiday.
One or wo pairs of heavy cattle were
Uld at S09c, and a few choice cows
nound IA to &c, these prices repre-
knting the top prices paid on this
vesks market for best beef offerings.
n extreme low was 2ac paid for can
nu COWS. Few bulls were offered,
nling at 4043c for the run of the
yam. The veal calf market was the
poorest Of this year, not excepting the
afly spring trade with its large In
lux Of New York calves. Eight cents
vas the average for good mixed lots,
Hnile 10c was the average top, with
IN heads of Individual calves higher.
Hogs sold steady with no change of
market conditions. Considering the
holiday. the milch COW trade was ac-
i've With prices firm on choice cows.
me bulk Of the sales closed at $500
'lz5 with extra fancy cows up to $165.
Sales-v. A. and r. w. Hanson sold
pr fancy Herefords $500 lbs at sc.
so calves in two lots at 6c-10c, ~
icugh hogs at 12c, % mich cows at
M@s115. j. A. Clark sold 3 fancy
COWS s640 lbs at lac, COW 1150
10 at BIC. s cows 1920 lbs at &c, 2
sexs 2140 lbs at &c, IS rough hogs at
NC A. D. Kilby sold 32 mich cows
Y S6o@$110. r. D. Pickett sold 30
alyes at Sc and % mich cows at $50
WHO. r. L. Wormell sold SS calves
Y Sc and 36 milk cows at s60@$1l0.
4 NJ Baggs sold 20 mich cows at
se0$115. G. S. Lowell sold bulls
y 1000 lbs at 4lc. cows av $50 lbs
y. a-4c. 125 calves av 10 lbs at slc,
hogs av 100 lbs at II SAC, and 70
mich cows at s50Qs125. ]. w.
o1ooks sold SO mich cows at $3.50
wv c. F. Gage sold 40 calves at &C.
", 70 hogs at 12ac. milchS cows at
W9Ss5. E. r. Foye sold 20 calves
y llO lbs at &c and 10 cows at 5000
wv T. D. keenan, sold cows at BIC,
COWS at SC, 81 mich cows at $500
wv A. c. Warner G. Sons sold 30
ives at Sc and 10 cows at $50@s125.
I'm Fuller & Son sold 81 calves at
VIC ]. Cohen sold 10 calves at 10c
u ~ mich cows at $75@$170. Rob-
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Machinery and Tools

MOTOR h. p. Wagner. Can be seen
at c. M. +. Co. Office. or A. e. Perc1-
val r z Augusta
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CREPE SOLE MOCCASINS-The sea-
sons most popular sport shoe, also
Tennis shoes. high and low cut for
the whole family. Quality Shoe
Store, 234 Water St.
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Fuel and Feed

BEST-Dry hardwood fitted. Dry box
edgings. baskets 81. A. r. Leo. 4
Willow st. Tel. 331-M.
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changed to one point net higher. Gov,
ering for European account caused
early upturns of one to three points
but houses with Cuban connections
sold and reactions followed. Much OIL
the DAVIS business was in form of ex-
changes. July 2.70. September 2.So,
December 293, March 2.96. No changes
occurred in refined sugar prices, when
ranged from 5.55 to SO for fine gran
uIated Moderate business was re-
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Along the Maine Shore
100 Acre Equipped Farm

100 Acre Equipped Farm
With splendid resort markets, only
mile to ocean-side village; level fields
brook-watered pasture, wire fences,
woodland, apple orchard, pears, plums,
cherries; good Groom white house, big
barn, farm bldgs. Only $3.50 and
horse. COW. pig. hens, implements, ve-s
hieles, tools given to quick buyer.
Terms arranged. Geo. w. Simmons,
Waldoboro, Maine.
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ert Conner sold SO cows at $500 $3.50.
A. r. Putnam sold 1876 calves at 6c-l0c,
3 hogs at 13c. and 10 mich cows at $50
OSLO,
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Building Materials

LUMBER Thoroughly sea e
spruce. pine, hemlock boards, planks,
studding and dimensions: cedar posts,
poles. laths & strappings. Frank E.
Mace, 81 Winthrop st. Tel. 1920.
LUMBER-SxS timber, new, hay rack
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FIRST AID KITS-Johnson & john
son; sizes. ST., $3.50, SO, 81. No out
mt is complete without one. Sections
Drug Store, 240 Water ST.
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