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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

Tor church soclals or IN yo1r
own back yard. what could be more
tempting than a green watermelon
punch bowl flied w.'h pirk ien o.
ade, You'll adore this u-.cle way
OF presenting the cooling beverage
for II adds eve appeai as well as
taste enjoyment. Imag.ae the
eolors exhibited by placing TIE
melon bowl on a wreath a. grapes
and grape leaves AID floating waxy
yellow lemon slices IN *.
Pink lemonade adds oftea need
ed cietetic balance q. foods GUS
tomarily served IN picnic fashion
out.of-doors. such as - cold meats.
sandwiches. potato salad and cake
which. while excellent. require as
supplements the mineral elements
and vitamins. especially vitamin c.
provided by citrus fruits -
oranges and lemons.
The pleasantly tart fruit acid OF
lemons, truly thirst Quencher.
stimulates the appetite and pro-
notes digestion a. well as produces
al alkaline reaction IN the body.
So with the universally favored
flavor OF the lemon. It's no wonder
q drink using lemon juice as the
base Is 90 popular.
Children enjoy this pink lemon
ade with q candy stick placed IN
a. The candy. a minor favor for
the entertainment. makes little
tots feel that they've had quite a
treat
To prepare the watermelon
punch bowl and pink lemonade:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

award for being the most active
chapters in the region. Detroit s
.purc base Of $500 war bond and
is other Civilian Defense activities
coupled with It's successful enter
tainment OF the grand convention
a. Christmas time, its cancer pro-
gram and other projects. helped win
the silver trophy.
Pledging themselves 10 fight and
work toward the employment OF
Negro women in defense industries
urging the support OF Roosevelt
and his al.-ou; program for victory
and pledgng supper, 10 the Pitts
burgh Courier's Double V cam
pa!en. we're the notes upon which
the Midwest Regional conference
held al Bluefe.d. WA. April 1926
ended
one Of the highllghts OF the meet
ing was the panel discussion on
Women In Defense" conducted BY
Camille Hood OF Cincinnat.
The conference theme was Ma
,ioaal Unity. he Sorority wonan's
Opportunity"
Gwendoiyn Hcginboiham. o.
Blueaeid state Teachers college
was elected regional director. The
conference Will NEE, in Cleveland
next year
Delegates and guests from Ohio,
Illinois. West Virginia. Michigan
and Virginia were royalty enter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

We cant help but mediate on what beautiful bride
Elaine Lewis will make. when she gides down Ire aisle Of
ST. Matthews church May exchange her vows with
James Dunbar. Sue Dunbar Strickland. sister q the
groom will be ma.ror Of honor. while Mary Louise Brad
ley OF Minneapolis. will Detro; 10 be Cousin
Elanes maid q honor Bes, duties e Herb Sims
and George Dunbar OF the ushers Las. Saturday
night. Sister entertained FOR The coupe a. small
party. Among the guests Frances and BIZ Hagen
Mr. and Mrs Lester McFal, ard Mr. and Mrs. BIZ Moses
More parties scheduled for rex. week.
And Barton Beatty has chosen ore 3: he love,!es.
members among the ranks o. Delta Sgma Theta sorority
TO become his bride this Saturday s. Cyprars h1rch
She's stately blonde Nowelle snow-er, Much happiness
Children
Joe jenkins spsr- last week II Washington combn-
ing pleasure with engineering business He ne
of his pal LLOYD Ba.ler Lloyd recer.ly received ap
pointmen. with tire Government. i OPN or he oPA-f3r-
got which initial
Mrs John Hun.er returned 70 Ter home in the Delro
Apartments on Hobrook this week and bro1gh. with her
new baby seyen-poGnd BOY J-hr. j.. Leort:re Cole
Craig is in Edwin Tho~ss hospital where res-,es
TO her the eigh.-ro1rd gr. which was IT las week
Mr. and Mrs. Be. Henderson have returned Detroit
after an extended honeymoon during whch Frey visited
Oklahoma C:.y L-..s Rock H. SYr~ss ard Peoria. ILL.,
The bride native Q. Oklahoma CRY ard Ben has from
Hot Springs.
On Mav2. the Camp Norcou committee 3: ire YwCA
will sponsor bridge parry Fer ra.s.ng camp funds. TIE
chairman Of ne executive cn1...se. who works reless
" for the camp each year Is Mrs A-hlr Williams. Her
co-charnar i Mrs. Starr Tood.s Asa The commit
tee are: Mesdames Virginia Wh-e Beyr!ce Hoagland.
Pearl Virgin Ash.ev Cain Charsv Matthew'S Ernes.ne
Walker. Fora Osborne Freddie Brewer. Zsra Sykes
Sparks Haze MAYNARD Jennie Page Beatrice Overon.
Nirg:e Brooks. Nar-sa Ia1e Laura X. P.sens. Mare
Walker. Ge-.r-de N...a~ Ze.nra co.sy ard Misses Re-
hera NcG1.-e Helen 7. mas. R.t Cea--t @rs Doro.hr
Scott Mar Doc.o-. E51a Po.n6ex.er. Le.a Digs. Mar
sic Dunbar ard wlr.:rea Fairfax Hos-esses for he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

Tne-s a.. 5s ENTERTAINMENT be
.wse- changing Q. styles. one Q:
TIE .ea,urss Q. the eas-ta.nmeni
~. ~ ...;.s Verona Steele. clever
-cve.;y dancer ard h.gh school stu
te-.
Iat,ude6 among the na1requins
wAo WI. mode are L.il.A- and
Gs-a.S.-e Perry. Lillian MeGrrde-.
Et1s. R1cksr. S-e OgltsSy, Mary
Naxve.l Frances Ta..a.e-rc. Louise
Io-es Verona Steele Los Hunter,
Es1er Wafer. members O, The
c.uh M!..srs,n B-ow-. Bertha
-hc-psol. A--.ia Go-1ol. Arrelia
og.esty ,l,,.e janice Rowe. iiiile
Joa.- Simmons. Master Arthur
stroller AID many others.
L...aa Perry Smith. November
s-.5s. w, model he- wedding gown
6. egz sAs.. s.lTret satin with love
k-o:s CT re bodice AID s.eeves.
Ee- a.'e.1a-ts x!.l wear blue and
-os4 celAaA~e ,azeta .rocks. Fran
ces -sNase--o. another recent
t~5s s-5 Ter attendants will show
re .oye,y s,y.es 9: he- wedding.
See ~. wear satin VIII yards O.,
We -s. ve.'.-s. TIE attendants
Wa wear orchid. pa.e pax. blue
s-@ ve..c~ crepe
Mss E.e- s,-au;ser VII. be tie
------o-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
Mary Has
"A Frolic

Little Miss Mary Joy Smith. "A,
daughter Of Mr.. and Ms. Joua
Smith. 545 Woodland avenue al.
brated her 9TH anniversary Satus
day afternoon, April %. with p,,.
~ 10 which she invited all 0, NJ
neighborhood playmates as well n
other friends. Among some Of br
small guests, were, her cousins I'm
and David Smith, the three JAZZ.
son boys. Charles. James. Ben n,
their sister Marguerite, ANA,
Perry. Carolyn Scott and clsua,
House.
After a period OF recreation \
the spacious backyard OF the smai
home. in Woodland avenue. d
Riddles went indoors for a rep,r
OF ice cream. a birthday cake a,
other goodies dear 10 the hearts I
Mary's little guests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
.Dobbins
Party

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dobb!ne OF
yps!lani!. Michigan celebrated
their wedding anniversary las,
Wednesday. The affair was one OF
the social high lights OF spring,
Flowers adorned the house. Mrs.
Dobbins is very ski,ltul in mak.ng
artificial flowers and one had 10
know flowers 10 tell the real from
the artificial.
A score OF kilograms was -ecelv-
ed from various parts OF the init
ed States CONTEMPLATING the couple
on their happy anniversary. The
Dobbins gave favors 10 their guests
that looked Ike flowers but were
pencils. The Dobbins were also
celebrating their moving into their
new home on South Hamilton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

Il Office Indefinitely during the
duration OF the war. Instead OF two
years as stated il the constitution.
that g !. he electors so desire. The
Association verified The amend
rert. All the old officers were
reelected with two exceptions
O.ace-s elected for the ensuing
year we've Mrs. Rosa Gragg. pres!-
dent. Mrs. Fanrei;e No-.s. frst
vice president: Mrs. Liza Stewart.
second vice president; M-s Elsie
Lewis. secretary: Mrs Gertrude
Cross. sss.stsrt recording secre-
ta-y: Mrs. Beatrice Preston. cor
responding secretary: Mrs. Otey v
Smith. treasurer: Mrs. Julia Cri.z
organizer. Mrs. Florence NcK!n-
rey. custodian and Mrs. CLANCY
Mathews arancia. secretary.
H.Eh,.gh,s os the business ses-
s.ca we're interesting reports OF the
party federated clubs. who are
nsk.ng very definite worthwhile
contribution 20 society. They do
-gch charity work, contribute
e-snce 70 worthwhile causes. study
sew AID are a symbol ot finest eul-
i--e and attainment. Some are do
.rE Civilian Defense Work and 9TH
ers have adopted soldiers for he
drrs,ior. Mrs. Emma Reid. former
rilb home hostess. reported
1856 IS had been turned over 10 the
treasurer from the use OF The build
Ing by the pubic and that over ten
thousands persons had entered the
hlAdrg during the club year. A
rising vote ~ tharke was rendered
Mrs Reid. Mrs. Otey V. Smith.
treasurer OF the Association report
e. total receipts OF year from Asso-
citation and club house were near
four thousands dollars with an al
rost equal expenditure.
Tie dynamic address o, the
president called forth great ova-
Lon from he one hundred and fifty
or more club women present. A
beautiful tribute 10 Mrs. Gragg was
made By Mrs. ". L Gill and Mrs.
e. 6. Smith. who also conducted
The election. Mrs. F. T. Dawson
was chairman Of the Election Com
nittse. Mrs. william Sheriff. had
charge OF the short program and
presented Miss Jean Fuller. who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
Detroit Deltas Win Midwest lr0ph
Junior DINA.
To Give Dance

The Junior Branch Of the Detroit
Musicians association entertained
the younger musicians and tneiF
friends With dancing party Fri
day evening, May l, in the social
rooms OF the Lucy Thurman
Branch YwCA. Dancing Il from ?
pm. until IL am. There is no ad-
mission charge and the party Is
open 10 all adults and young peo-
pie interested in good music.
The dance is being sponsored by
the adult members OF the Detroit
Musicians association, Fred Hart
Williams. president. and is the
beginning OF the associations OBJ
seryance OF Music Week.
Other features Il connection
with the Music Week program a-e
The classical music program under
direction OF Elizabeth II. Woodlsy
and Talmadge Turner. chairman
program committee. al Second Bap-
lis: church. Monroe avenue. sun
day afternoon az 5 O'Clock. May 5.
Musical entertainment will be
given sunday afternoon. May II
s.. Paul AME Zion church. Mrs
Alberta Harris and Talmadge Tus.
rer are in charge OF program. Ths
fnal program will be devoted &c
sacred music and spiriiuals. a;
Scott Methodist church. Mrs. Willie
Hynson and Talnadge Turner VII
direct entertainment The date &
be announced later.
No admission charge IS permit.
ted q; any OF musical entertain
ment 70 which the public IS :nv.t.
ed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
Spring Lunch

Tie H.awa.ha Charity and Saw
.ngs club met Thursday night. Apri.
%, &, The home OF M7e. Margare;
Porter. Sc, Hague. After the bust
ness sessions were over the host
ess served q delicious repaet. The
club Is sponsoring Spring lunch
con APPS. 80 a; pm. at the home
OF Mrs z. ". Briggs. $50 westnin-
sie.. The public Is cordially invit-
ed.
JAMIE Brigge. president; Iona
Biour.. secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

Digs are vsca,ion!ng n Detroit.
Mrs. Olive Kersey will remain IN
Yps.lantL Mr. Broekman and Eu-
gene Beatty will attend the open
iLg ball game in Detroit and also
catch up on . little go.iing tha,
they have ytarned for all wlnter.
or course they have house cleaning
70 DO also.
I. Congratulations 70 Mks wanda
Smith. she will teach in the Harriet
school next year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
Les Jolies Elect
Mary Edson

The Les Joiles elected the FOL.
lowing officers Tuesday when they
met a; the YwCA:
Mary Mason is president. Hen.
rietta Carroll. vice president: Flor.
estine Emerson, recording secre.
tary; Johnnie Lee Stovall, CORE.
spending secretary; Theresa Dl.
Hard. treasurer.
The Les Jo.ies are planning 4
give an old-tash.oned barn dance
in the near future.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

tanned by the local chapters Of n.
Ia. At a "black-out' dance n.
Omegas and Kappas enter,,h.'
with sand bags, AFRAID WA.
eigns, spotlights and sirens IN NJ,
The AKA's gave a cocktail n,,s
Phi Beta Sigma a luncheon =.
the Alphas a formal. The D.s.
themselves enjoyed a closed M'
Quet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

read very excellent paper on. ITO
live is 10 fight"
Mrs. Geneva Casey. recently ap-
pointed 70 the Board OF County In
stitutions and Mrs. Mayne Jeffrey,
Jury Commissioner were introduced
70 the assembly.
The next meeting Of the Assoc!a-
ton will be Friday May IS. a.
which time the installation OF o.
fcers shall take place.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
WOMEN IN YOUR
who hate these Trying Years
HERE'S GOOD NEWS!

I. you-,.ke 50 many women be-
tween the ages o. SO and So = find
this period in woman life makes
you restless. cranky, nervous, so
tired ard blue q. times perhaps
suffer hot flashes. dizziness and
distress Of "ir-egularliies"-
start CT orce-try Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. This
Is the best known medicine you can
buy today that's made especially for
Tror;cr-tamous 10 helprelieve such
distress due TO this female func-
t.oral disturbance.
P.nkhan's Compound has helped
thousands upon thousands Of vom-
en- 70 go shifting thru annoying
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

The public schools o. Yp~iianti
are enjoying a week OF Spring va
cation now. Teachers in the Har-
riet school are engaging in various
pas'imes before resuminE their
duties nert Monday.
Mrs. Anaa DickerBon will remain
in Ypsllarfi and work on her vic
tory garden. Mrs. Laura Joyner
Mullen vii take q shopping tour 10
Detroit Her plans we're somerhat
hampered By the sudden illness OF
Mr. Mullins father.
Niss Alma ero1g ard Lsoia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

Tie Kwcs are ro- spo-sors for
the Brownie Girls Troop No. u. The
girls are under y years OF age.
Last Friday -lzh, ,hey sporkored
a. the Hsrr.s. school a three-sc,
conedy-drsna BY TIE Smith Chapel
D-anuc guild % Inkt,er. The pro-
cesds were divided among the guild
and tie Carver Community center
o. Ypsllart. The play vas one ths,
Kept ne audience IN stitches" ali
evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
Fifty Manneqlins
To Show Clothes

style show under the auspices OF the Girls Of Prog
ress club will be held Club Congo Friday evening May
s according 70 announcement made this week
The girls will present less than so manneouns who
M rnde garments OF various kinds and for all occasions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
REGIONAL Conference
on BIuefield Campus

The Detroit chapters OF Delta Sigma Theta sorOrn
by Valera Tandy. president of Tau unS
graduate chapter and Cecil Whitaker president Of AI
Ri Sigma graduate chapter at the Midwest Regional rn
erence of the sorority the weekend won the sn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

Need money! See ProvIdent Loan
and Savings Co.. 60i Tohin Build.
Ing. Phone RA. 25l2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
Rosa Gragg Reelected President
OF Detroit Association for Duration
By LEILA MAE HENDRICKS

The Detroit Association of Women's clubs held their
annual meeting and election OF officers all day last Fri
day in the clubhouse Brush In the executive
board meeting Mrs Prudence Perry introduced an amend
nent 70 the constitution whereby the officers may remain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
ypsl Clubs

TIE F-.s11st!p Circle 0. Ups!
led ,Ae.- sr-uai May dance
AID popularity co-;est .. West
vece I-- ~ year. TETS affair was
7-ev.cgs.y he'd IN he gym o. he
Esr-.e. sctaci S.-ce tie last .xo
years re ai's-tzace was 50 large
"a. .z-rs- facilities were recuir-
e. A. q. Tssh,eaax County looks
forward @ MS affair each yea.
-1s .o.ow.-z c,1be have estab-
.ts1e- 4 :.-s cz..es re cAiid VEL
.s-s ..-i TIE Brotherhood club
.e Ps.1iss. cab TIE Friendship
USE. -1s S7c.a Ten The Dones-
- DaGghte-s, ard TIE Kentucky
Wo-ter CUB. Fro= tbs fund will
re -c-fy e. eye glasses. ;o--
m-.ss al ds1.sl care 20 n
-se-. 7@c7.s
-As Ker.1ekv Wonder club. e
s7o-so- ~ re B-cwn.e scou.
Mss c,anza c.s-k a-4 csa-.es
Va ss- tc,a seniors e. Ncn.gar
Nome. cc,eze re-e Initiated 1870
re Ha92a De..a 2! Fraternity.
nara. s-ho.as..c hc--
oss-y s-ga-.rz,.o--
-1sv are :1e sc. rare students
e. s4-o-s rs-t@ss
-r2 be s.s-rss a: TIE rev
-z.oc- ccGre yog see sas5.aT
s-c --1 ;5s ze.z1tc-1cot. is rs.
'1s s-s chef IS. M sr5 Ms
H+sts-. F-s-c.s TIE car goes
---s.y VIZ ,as.- bss-t..-. home
TIE Perry E.-.s Do--a s-a WIZ
t-e5 5ad SIZE Interesting ;h.-r
- ,s asol. .he.- rip seth dur
.-T sp-.-g vaca-or
-Te-:y I've ladies' are .ak!-s
r--e ---s.rz each Mc-tsy evening
.st- Mss R11s-1. s1re-vso- q.
-1-sss 3. 20 Yr<..a-,. sac hcs-.-
r.. TIE c.ass meets Z the Hs--
re-. sc1oo..
TIE Brothers club. e. crrs-!-
7a..c- o. Yps..a-; -e- re. 8, re
-@ G. E-Esre Beatty .sst sa,u--
rsf LIZ. s-1 made S.srs 20 ada z
.--e- v15 are Il -eed G. ued.-
81. Gaze and waoss pzrer's are lot
st.s = hare ,-.s do-e They agreed
y sE ASIDE en- Q. mercy each
( yea . Be cs..et re Ch..d Welfare
800
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
Friendship Circle

Ike s-1uai popularity contest
az. canoe usually he'd q. Re Has-
re- scsooi WI Be he'd a; West
WOOD Ia th.e year Tbs affair has
become c-s that a., q washte-a~
County .ooks torEa-i % .or a
swell evening Q: entertainment: and
.la. The F-!sntship circ,s also
spoasors he Cir. scou, Troop No
e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

Cut piece from TIE top O. TIE
watermelon aud v.ts Z sharp edged
spoon. scoop cut PIX nsa, dorl
70 he shell Measure capacity g,
hollow she.l "A ued.gm szed
watermelon should hold ore gallon
or norel For ore gallon q.
lemonade allow 2 cups lemon
Juice. cups pink watermelon
juice drained from tie scooped
neat tf necessary mash o. sieve
part o, the meat 70 make required
amount % Juice ard 70 II
pounds sugar. depending upon the
sweetness desired. Combine IL
gradients aad add cold water aad
ice 10 make one gallon and pour
into shell. Float lemon slices for
garnlsh on top. Serves i6 large or
80 small glasses or punch cups.
II the occasion demands variety.
the following recipe also makes az
ideal beverage for q watermelon
punch bowl:
Golden Gate Punch
III 10 2 cups sugar
3 cups lemon Juice
cups orange juice
4 cups juice from berries -
strawberry. raspberry. logan
berry.etc.
~ cups water
Ice 20 chill
Combine IN order given. carnish
with lemon alices. Serves 20 10 "a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
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I'M FROM z LANDS

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most powerful ever found for Z
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

TIE soc.s, ~ rad Their eues.
-.znt q he hc-e Q. Ms. ss-tes
5-ock-ar ar, Saturday nigh. Each
member vas entitled 70 Aye guests.
4 grand IKE zss had BY a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
What Pessimists See

The pessimists foresee-even
assuming that democracy will
triumph PROSTATE world, q
PROSTATE America. They ask:
How can employment he
found for the millions OF men
released from military service
and for the far greater number
of millions OF workers who will
be dropped from war plants?"
The optimists reply:
1.-THE world will be faced with
more work than ever before In
history. Reconstruction will be
necessary on a scale beyond all
precedent. Almost all mankind,
following war deprivatiOns, will
be clamOrOus for normal neceSsi-
ties, many millions here and
elsewhere will rush to procure
long denied comforts. others will
demand luxuries unprocurable
during the war"
The optlmists emphasize. also.
that trade and industry and en-
ployment will be spurred by the
introduction of countless new
products, countless improved
products, including new varieties
of food, new kinds of wearing
apparel. new labor saving appli.
ances, new raw materials, etc,
etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
On the Business Front
With WARD SCHULTZ

Detroit Times Financial Editor
leave an insufficient surplus for
safety.
THOSE ATTENDING the thirty
first convention of the Michigan
Sheet Metal and Roofing. Heating
and ACKNOWLEDGING Contractors
Association at the Fort Shelby
Hotel heard James f. Wilson and
T. l. Easton, priorities experts for
WPB. discuss general and specific
priorities, yesterday noon.
Later in the day, c. B. Branch
of the Dow Chemical Company OF
Midland gave a demonstration OF
new uses of plastics.
NEW PRESIDENT of the Norge
Engineering Society is Arch F.
Peterson.
Other officers are Earl HUI
hacker, vice president; Thomas
Dodson. secretary, and Kermit
Davis, treasurer.
WASHINGTON CREDITS the
hammer-and-tongs fight between
the proponents Of the liquid-cooled
and air-cooled aircraft engines for
tho rapid strides made in the
motors in recent months.
Horse power ratings Of both
types are soaring.
The auto industry is backing the
liquid-cooled jobs, while the air.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Detroit Produce

APPLES-Michiga bu. crts. u. =. No.
a. 3i; pslieious' si'7s se
! s5 Northern Spys, Sl.75g2 Baldwins.
sl.25q1.35; Winter Bananas, 81. IS; SUIT
t. tons IS, n;3'; ontsrio' ;i;2S; stsrks; .l2a;
lcious fancy, sss-125s. sl.soa2; mostly
81 IS 100; extra fancy. sss-125s, S2log
2lo, few 81. rs. few 64s-s0s higher.
BRoCCoLI-Pony crates, Arizona. 3.
80 bchs, So Oa3.7o.
round xS. 81 l., L1 mo. ATsf' crates
$3.50; half crates, sla1.15. mostly 81
2-3 crates (corn crstes). S1.25; half crates
savoy type: 81 400 so; half crates Rec
crates, round type. best. sl.soa2: Fiorid.
ri so. Old stock; New YORK Sob. sacks
psni;h |, d fair to good, Soassc.
bchs.. California, SO s5at. mostly 81. rs q
3.so; Arizona. best. s3s5a4. fair $50
Texsa-Los Angeles crates, s-doz.. 50. o0Q4
iFLoTER-csiifornia pony crates SH,
12s and larger, 81 % q 2.35. mostly 81 IS
CELERY Florida l6-in. crates. trimmed
So 9p 90 G1jaen Heart Heart tdo7 1872 sdo.
S. so &ss5; crates Of hearts. 5.dos.
s515.25; Pascal 1s-in crates.
trimmed tops: doz $50 rs, fair 2. IS;
SIS los, fair quality. $3.50; California cub
crates. Pascal. Sl.75
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates. Iceberg
type: California Imperial Valley, 5-doz,
- rs a. 5 fair to generally good. 81
IONA Yuma district. IS and SIS, few So so:
SIS, ordinary. So so.
LEAF LETTUCE dollhouse, Job. bss-
kets. ohia and Michigan. sOc.
ONIONS-50-lb. sacks. L. g. No l.,
Sweet Spanish. 3-inch and larger. Colo
rsdo. So; Idaho. s2.75; 2-3-inch sire few
sales. 81 rs; Michigan. U. s. No. /, yell
lows 500 Pinch and larger. s225; 40
sos Pinch and larger 81 35d2.t0. few
81 rs, fair quality $40; 3-inch minimum,
Sweet Spanish type. 81 40: 5O-lb. sacks
Red Onions, few sales. 81 IS.
PoTAToEs-loo-lb. sacks. Idaho Russet
Burbanks U; 9; No. l. washed. $3.50
lob. sacks. 3s@37c; U. 8. No. 2. washed
and unwashed. S2.7o12.75. Maine. U. 8.
No. l, Chippewas and Katahdins, lOO-lb
sacks, 23od 40; 5o-Ib. paper sacks
81 1871 rs; l5-lb. paper sacks. 81 3sc
New York. 15-lo. paper sacks, U. s. No. /,
Round Whites, 3sc. Michigan. 10O-lb.
sacks, U. s. No. l and Commercials. Rus
20; Upper Peninsula. U. s. No. 1 Green
Mountains. 100-lb sacks. S2.l5d2.35: Is
h. paper sacks, - n 35c. Wisconsin, u. g.
No. 1 unwashed Chippewas. s2l5. Ne
50-lb. cotton sacks, u q.
No. 1 washed Triumphs. $40. New
stock: Florida. bushel crates. U. s. No. !.
Triumphs, S2.l5.
RADIsHEs-Texas pony crates and half
crates, S2n225.
RHUBARB- Michigan dollhouse cases
Extra fancy, S414.25: fancy, 81 25d375
choice. s2d 2. SO
ToMAToEs-io- cartons. repack,. me
fium'. 81 2o1 ! rs small sizs, n1l.15.