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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
War Problem Clinic: Drafted into Infantry, Youth

family, nor do 1 know Of any
way he can be forced TO pay his
bills unless his creditors do that.
l doubt very much II you would
he any better off II he could get
In the army and at his age IL Is
very unlikely.
IL seems 10 me that, although
your situation IL difficult, your
problem might be 10 find some
things I'm your neighborhOOd in
which you can take an interest,
10 give you a little relief from
the work and responsibility OF
your farm at home.
II there il a home demOnstra-
tiOn agent in your county, you
might contact her and find out
what activities in your Farm
Bureau might fill your needs in
your community. Perhaps,
little more rest and an attempt
10 not be too concerned over
your husbands actions will help
some. He, no doubt, Is under a
great deal of strain, as Is every
one else in these days of war.
am sorry we cannot give you
better advice than this, but so
often we have TO try 10 find the
solution TO our problems within
ourselves and i'm the activities
we can find in our own neigh
bOrhOOd.
DIR. ROBERT G. FOSTER, in
charge of family counseling
service, MerriIl-Palmer School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28

uniform. il is obvious that, in
instances. men will find
themselves in a branch of service
not Of their own choosing. Yet,
they must accept the dictates Of
army and naval authorities with a
view TO the good of the entire
fighting machine rather than with
regard TO their own personal feel
lings. Otherwise, the United States
would have no fighting force
worthy of the name.
Occasionally, they complain, but,
in general, they ultimately learn
TO accept their particular inches,
once shown the Importance Of
what they are doing.
A complaint from a soldier and
an answer 10 IL by Walter H. +.
Scott, vice commander of the De-
troit District Association OF the
American legion, appears in to-
days column OF the WAR PROB
LEM CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28

here just week-ends and I have
had all the responsibility OF rails
ing our family and looking after
the farm and also help harvest the
crops. which isn't very easy for q
middle-aged woman.
have planted potatoes, loaded
and unloaded beans from the field
and raised big garden and a
large flock OF chickens. besides
canning several hundreds quarts
of fruits and vegetables. Now,
feel l have earned the right 10 a
few comforts. We have no con-
veniences whatever. which makes
it twice as hard on me.
My husband curses and swearS
just terribly. before and at the
children, in language unfit 10 put
in this letter. l have threatened
10 have him arrested If he ever
says one particular word again
and he says, II do, he will join
the army and never come home
again.
He has always been the boss
and everything I say causes an
argument. My nerves are 50 bad
at times / jump and drop dishes.
Can't he be made 10 stop using
such awful talk before the young
sters?
He doesn't drink but he owes
so many bills il keeps us almost
pennileSs all the time. Our house
is an old place and so cold We
have all been sick most Of the
time. Can my husband JOIN the
army lie is as years old and
working on war work.
WORRIED MOTHER.
Dear Worried Mother:
do not know Of any way You
can make a husband stop swear
ing and being unkind IN his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28

agrees 10 serve his country 10
the best OF his ability, where
ever he II sent and no matter
what the task. Probably, every
soldier feels at one time or an
other he could do much better
In another assignment. But
some one has To do the chores,
no matter how mental.
The army has tried with sue
cess 10 place men in their proper
places through aptitude tests.
Maybe, you have been over
looked. I suggest you discuss
your problem with your superior
officer through channels. Incl
dentally, the infantry il still the
fighting outfit.
WALTER II. r. SCOTT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
How to Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
You must sign your name
and address. although no
names will be published but
will be held in Strictest con-
fidence. Do NOT write di-
rectly 10 members of the
panel.
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel:
Judge James r. Chenot
Edward PokOrny
Rev. Joseph A. Foley, s. j.
Fred NJ. ButZel
DIR. Robert q. Foster
DIR. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances SandersOn
Miss Elva VI. ForncroOk
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r.. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neill
Walter III. r.. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28

10 this if that is her wish. What l.
want 10 know is, can l get di-
yorce and. if so, how? Is there
any way that I can stop the $50
allowance even if cant get a
divorce?
A-There l. no way the fam
ily allowance can he stopped.
You may obtain divorce
hut YOU should consult an at
tOrnPY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28

salvage depot or tire store where
old tires are collected 10 be
turned in for salvage. III they
are good tires, call the Railway
Express Agency and they will
pick them up.
V. r. Q-Can a package weigh
ing under eight ounces be sent
overseas 10 soldier without the
consent Of bis commanding off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28

cer?. Can this package be in
sured?
A package weighing less
than eight ounces may be sent
overseas 10 a soldier without
the commanding officers CON
sent. Parcels going overseas
cannot be insured.
+. NJ: O. have been in Serv
ice nine months. l am married An,
nv wife is untrue. | don't ohlcC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
Placed In Infantry,
Soldier Dissatisfied

War Problem Clinic:
am a soldier IS years old and
| have been IN the army only two
months. When l was drafted,
had the understanding that al
men indicted would have an op-
portunity 10 select the branch oil
service best fitted for them.
have a feeling our men in service
are blindly placed in the infantry
In civilian life. l was a high
school student. Upon graduation
was indicted into the service
At school. ! majored IN mathe-
mates and completed four and
one-half year course With this
background, I was certain I'd be
placed in the air corps or corps OF
engineers but l found out differ
emily.
l have also found out that, IN
the infantry, We have men phySi-
cally unfit 10 perform certain
duties Instead Of placing these
men in a suitable branch. they are
given various work details. such
as care Of latrines, painting,
cleaning. etc.
I enjoy the thought 81 serving
my country in time Of war but l
would like 10 serve il 70 the best
OF my ability. Please suggest what
my attitude towards the infantry
should he and how I can have an
opportunity 20 serve IN A branch
where my abilities can benefit the
country.
PVT. Y. D. s.
Dear Pvt. V. n. G:
When a person enliSts or IL
Indicted into the service, he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28

In building our great modern
fighting force, military and naval
authorities have utilized every
means TO make each soldier. sailor
and marine the most effective unit
hTo do this, they have attempted,
wherever possible, 10 place each
man in the type OF service for
which il is felt he is best fitted
and IN which he can best serve his
country.
With millions of men now in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
Girls Soldier Friend
Refuses 10 Write
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
In 1899, I met a man two years
older than myself and we have
been going together, off and on,
ever since. Last summer we be-
came engaged then in October he
Joined the army. We were con-
tinually disagreeing in our letters
until at last we broke off COM
pletely.
It seems I'm terribly jealous
Then TWO N o nthS ago he was
home on furlough for one day and
we made up, But when ne re-
turned 10 the army he never wrote
10 me at all.
Two weeks ago I received q
casual letter from him and an
swered it right away but have re-
Ceived no answer. l realize now
that l really love him but it seems
he doesn't want 10 / tall Of the
subject.
He may have been sent across
and maybe that's the reason he
never answered but I'm miserable
Can you suggest anything for me
70 do? His family and l don't
get along well so l can't ask them
about him.
MISS A. c.
Dear Miss A. C.:
IL were you ] would 20 TO
the YMCA and find some In
! teresting kind OF activities when
YOU are not employed and take
every opportunity you can To
meet other men and women of
your own age.
Ii the young man with whom
you are in love does not reply
10 your letters you will not help
your case any by either being
miserable or trying TO rush him
into matrimony.
Then, too, IL NAV he that, as
you say. he Is on his way over
seas and cannot write you for
some time. One of the things
We have 10 learn when we con-
template marriage is the ability
10 accept many OF the disap-
pOintments and uncertainties
and not let ourselves become
too worked up over them. We
can always he sure that IL II IL
cloudy today the sun will shine
tomorrow.
DR.. ROBERT G. FOSTER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
Husband Threatens
To Join the Army

War Problem Clinic:
We have a 40-acre farm we just
finished paying for. My husband
works away from home. coming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28

Dear Worried Mother:
do not know of any way You
can make a husband stop swear
ing and being unkind to his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28

Just as Pictured!
Double Size Bed
sChest of Drawers
sRoomy Dresser or
Vanity
Coil Spring
.All-Cotton Mattress
Vanity Bench
Boudoir Chair
sBoudoir Picture
1.-Two Bedroom Rugs
a fine outfit. which includes
an attractive walnut veneer
Bedroom Suite. Round plate
glass mirrors. Everything
included for your complete
Bedroom-at only $4,000.
Take up to IL months TO
pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Rookie johnson
Hailed by YankS
lContInned from - sport rageI

aud hc1v7S mo- more effective. The
Yankees had tasted blood
BIZ Dickey struck Gordon with
4 haticd hall and The Yankee rum
ner was automatically ont But
Sick Eften came through with a
single that scored Keller Thus the
Yankees gathered IN five runs m
tho stanI4.
The other Yankee counter was
posted In the sixth BoroWy scored
after leading or with a tWo-hag-
ger He moved 10 third after stan
NuSial caught Stainback'S foul IN
the right field corner and later
came home when kurowSki FUN
hled JohnSonS grounder
The Cardinals two tallieS in the
fourth gave them a lead they
nurScd until tho explosive eighth.
NuSial singled 10 left After
Walk Cooper popped out Kurow-
ski doubled down the left field
foul hne. Nu>ial racing around 10
third
Then Ljtwhilcr cam o through
with a timely single scoring two
mates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
.0CD Head Asks
Gas for Hunters
By Don GILES

Relaxation Of gasoline ration
ing regulations 10 permit deer
hunters 10 pool "a coupons was
asked today in an official Michi-
gan appeal 10 the OPA by Capt.
Donald =. Leonard, state civilian
defense director.
Leonard. chosen spokesman Of
group interested in the plan,
said he will try 10 contact OPA
Administrator Brown. He eX-
poets 10 send a delegation 10
Washington Immediately.
1T Is time for OPA tO un-
bend a little 20 permit some
thing which il legitimate and
which prevents waste" Leonard
said.
Leonard explained that the
Michigan plan calls for relaXa-
ton Of OPA rules 10 permit three
or more deer hunters 10 shave
Saved-up "A coupons for use in
one car
OPA officials. in a published
statement several days ago, said
n was satisfactory for small game
hunters 10 use "A" coupons "a
travel TO nearby counties for
pheasant hunting, but long trips
into northern deer counties was
out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
GronoWski Tops
Shop Averages
STANDINGS

For the second time in six
weeks Ted (Refugee) Gronowski
of Dodge Truck is individual
leader of the Chrysler Interplant
Bowling League. He missed a 700
series last night at Palace in a
19l finish for Ga after 248-234.
His score was sufficient 10 give
him the lead over Frank Zion
in the averages of the regulars.
Gronowski has 2051l
George Lukach's ESQ helped
Tank Arsenal win three from
Highland Park Engineering, 1920
to PISS, putting the Tanks sec
ond, two games back of Dodge
Forge. Forge won two from
DeSoto.
Stanley Deeds, winner of the
Jackpot on 259, had 632.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
NJ Movies al
Grid Lunch

Every play of tOmOrrow's
Michigan Notre Dame game
will be filmed for entertain
ment Of The Detroit Times
Downtown Quarterbacks Club.
The movies will he shown at
Mondays meeting ut the Fort
Shelby. starting at 1915.
Coaches, writers and players
will give their version.
Gus Dorais will he back from
Green Bay with his story of
the Lions.
All football fans are welcome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Navy Loses Tackle

ANNAPOLIS, Md. oct. s (UP)
An injured shoulder will keep
Walt Schwartz, Navy right tackle,
out of tomorroWS game with
Dukes Blue Devils. Schwartz had
replaced Ed Elliott after the lat
ter Sprained his right knee in
practice before the season opened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
jug US. Sam
For Us. Title

CHICAGO, oct. s CUP)-Har-
old CJugl McSpaden of Phila-
delphia and Sammy Byrd Of
Ardmore, Pa. open a 36-hole duel
tomorrow for what is billed as
the wartime United States goH
championship.
The match is sponsored by
George s. May, Chicago business
man, and brings together the
winners Of the only two major
Open tournaments held this sea-
son. McSpaden won the $4,000
All-American Open and Byrd, for
mer New York Yankee ball
player, copied the Victory Ma
tional lnvitational
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Livonia Takes Lead
In West Side Race

Livonia is in first place in the
West Side Classic today at Crest
Lanes by winning four points
from Youngs as Index yielded
three 10 Tommynalaco. Bill Hen
rion had 63S Of Livonia's 2799
high for the night. Warren Hoff-
mans 255 finish gave him 564.
Herb Tabbert'S 254 windup fol-
.. & O. brought 6l0. Harold
Shaw'S 267 close Melted him Oh
for Harold Adair's Corporates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
BADGER Rockies Start

MADISON, Wis. oct. 8 INS)
Coach Harry Stuhldreher an
nounced today that two new
Corners. Doug Hodges at quarter
back and Harry IIildreth ar full
back. will start for Wisconsin
against the invading Illinois
eleven tomorrow, Another new
conner vino WRIT see plenty Of aC-
non IS luLlhack Raw nOoncN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Berger S 614 Leads
Masonic Loop BowIers

Dave Berger. Jim Moore. Ma
Jional and Armstrong team fea-
turcu last night in the Masonic
bowling league m c les at
OLYMPIC Recreation. Berger led
The circuit on Ga Moore's 23S
was high game. Armstrong won
he roll-6ff Of a tie for total pins
with National.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Niqh+ Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints the Night Edition only the
Of horse which experts feel among the outstanding
bets of the day
The key appears Eight Star and Red Line
Editions with number letter of the alphabet
The appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT IS PRINTED IN CODE.
TomorTowS code follows:
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Clip this code KEY 1t viii enable YOU TO decphe
tonorrovs appearing ONLY THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Camp Grant Loses Star

CAMP GRANT, Ill. Oct s
QNS) - Camp Grants football
hopes for a victory over Purdue
suffered a severe blow today. Bob
Orlando. star right guard and
place kicker for the Warriors
and an all-eaStern guard at Col
gate last season, said he had given
observation-disclosures pf-PareRtal
objection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Ohio State lakes 80

COLUMBUS. O., Oct s GNSl
An Ohio State squad Of 80
PLAYERS was named 10 make the
trip 10 Great Lakes. IL, today for
2 light workout before meeting
the Bluelsckets. The Buckeyes
were reported in excellent Condi-
ffou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

Western Highs swimming team
counted FIVE first places IN Its
home pool 10 defeat Southwestern,
$3.50 Leonard Niehvlskis VIC
tori IN the 80 and 200 free style
events led the individuals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

Tho National Iesslers Eaiierine
Briefly. BQroUy yielded three bins
cIes ard TWO runs an the fourth
Iohruy Murphy pitched The
ninth for tho NarkS.
Billy Southworth used thre G
fingers IN "A frantic effort 20 check
tho rampaclnC Yankees Brallo.
HOWE krist. and Harry Brochoen
am saw action In the tumu,tuous
eighth
Here "a record OF the Yankees
rousruE eighth.
johnny Llndel tho Young Yam
kcc giant. set of The fireworks
with a single 10 center. When
Harry Walker PLAYED TAG with
I0hnuyS drive the alert Sopho-
more continued on TO second on
The error.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
ROOKIE REPLACED

Brazle was through. After
walking Keller on four pitches,
the rookie was taken out and re-
placed by KriSt, Brazle got great
ovation from the sympathetic
crowd.
Krist pitched 10 only one bat
ter. Gordon greeted him with a
single and he was through for the
daY. Brecheen was then called up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
TIE WITH BEARS

The Packers gained a 2l-2i- tic
v4th the Bears, who in turn
handed Detroit its first defeat
:. ifi==..-fi..-Ara1rSt- the Packers the
Fears we're without jim Benton
and Hampton Pool, ends; Dan
Fortmann. guard, and Clyde
Turner. center. according 10
Coach Hunk Anderson. II was
Pool who scored the winning
marker against the Lions.
Regardless Of what the stats.
tics show Coach Dorais is leaving
nothing undone IN getting his de-
Tense ready 10 stop HutSon. He
feels if his players can do as well
against Green Bays running
game as they did against the
Bears there's nothing 10 worry
about in that department. But
Mr. HutSon is another matter
Following a final practice today
the Lions VIII entrain for Green
Bay tomorrow morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Packers Change
Style, They Run
This Season
Bv HAROLD KAHL

u waII nc tho best defense in
the National League thus far pitt
ted aesms, The best running ATE
tack when tte Detroit Lions pay
their 'Hsi WISH '' 0.fe' N'N W.
two years 70 ia.NIe 'os '.-''S
touied Packers SUNDAY amer '','''''
in contrast 10 other years "h'n
81 was cons dcrsd strictly a pass
inc club Green Bay is flashing
..-....- ....-.,. .,,eoraIsd IN tb,
.-. .rr.
cifcuii ''.' ,''..
Packer backs led hy Tony Cana
40, and Johnny Laws. have aver
.5 IS .~.s rrr r7.rr.rr ulav
"-'' -
m ca'0.n- aus I'D 80 "'..'''t'S'
Despite thc-iact INC Lions are
under a new coach. Gus DoTaIS,
.,,5 . rou. .,.ster, they are second
~ --,-----.... . G ,.,rs. ,,r
10 tHe taCN''> WIN ~" go
play for a total OF oof IN lVo at
ter,pts.- They also boast the top
,.o-.~s rl4,.,-. HonD with 80
80 mi r.us,,, With -
Po-Il-s anu l'''' >''''''''''''
REMARKABLE RECORD
a. s,f,,sivo side the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
SNAP At CHANCE

This was the break thc Yankees
were looking for and Mccarthy
rushed George tSnu0N Surn-
weiss no the plate 10 pinch hit for
BoroWy Snufy had orders TO
burt He did and when George
Kurov>u dropped Ray Sanders.
throw 10 third all hands were
safe II was tough on Brazle
Bfalle got by Tuck Stainback
who few out 10 LiiWhilpr Lindell
started i'm from third after the
catch. but changed has mind and
went back 10 third He might have
scored as Litwhiler'S throw was
not too good Sanders came IN and
cut it of on "a nice play
But n made no difference. When
CroSett WAS given an Intentional
pass the stage was set for John
sons three Dagger instead Of
being arranged for n dutthtr-TrTy
as the Cardinals had planned.
IohnSon'S blow screamed oui "a
left-Center. Harry Walker made a
frantic dive for the ball but II
bounced by him and through Lit
whller who was booking up the
play. 10 the hleaCher boards and
three Yankees rOmDed home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Series Fioures

NEW YORK. oct S OF)-
Financial figures on third game
and totals for all three games.
THIRD GAME
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

War Emergency "Zerone" is made
with an ethanol base-gives salts
factory protection against freezing
Needs only an occasional check-up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Hawaii Ships
More Sugar

HONOLULU, April 27-Ship-
mentS of raw sugar TO the main
land during March were more than
three times greater than in cor
responding month last year, car
goes having totaled 81,6l8 short
tons compared with 24.245. In
March. 194l shipments were To-
637. so that cargoes now have
reached a point comparable with
those in prewar times.
During the first quarter this
year, sugar shipments totaled 168,-
600 short tons compared with
81 30 in the like 1912 period, and
with 177,778 in the first quarter of
l941.
Shipments of Hawaiian canned
pineapple and juice during March
totaled about 10000 cases, COM
pared with about 100000 in
February and $4,000 in March.
1912 In the first quarter, ship
mentS were about 100000 cases
against 100000 cases in the cor
responding period last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

\ The announcement by the
Commonwealth Bank of Detroit
of a new schedule Of interest
payments on savings deposits
focuses attention on one OF the
major problems confronting the
banks.
In the past, savings deposits
were eagerly sought after, 1t
being a comparatively easy mat
ter 10 put the money acquired
TO work at interest rates ranging
up OF 7 and & per cent. Pay
ments- on those savings deposits
ranged as high as 3 and A per
cent.
The situation has changed
with the lower interest rates
prevailing now and banks pay
interest on savings only as
service proposition to encourage
thrift. Even at today's low
rates, banks find it difficult to
earn enough TO justify Compel
ing for this type OF funds.
A survey of the banks here
discloses that there is a compar-
atively wide variance in the
manner in which savings deposits
are handled. But the general
trend is toward A lower return
for the depositor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Farmers Market

FRUIT-Appes. Baldwius fancy, Si75
bu: No I. Sin125 bu.; Delicious fancy
ANf25 bu.; No /, S2H2 so, No. 2 81 so.
Mcintosh fancy. $50 50 bu.; No l..
81 n 2.50: No. 2. S1ft1 ~. Greetings. fancy.
$50 hu. No. /. 00c 81 25. Northern
spys fancy, 50 ,50n2 IS hu No. l. 81 Is
n 2 Is; No. ?, So So Jonathans, fancy
81 1913 bu.; No. ], 81 75n225; No. q.
siaSi.5 80. steeles Red. fancy. So 80 bu /.
No. I, S2T2.5O. No. 2 SlHl.5O
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Let
tuce. dollhouse. No l. 81 IS l0-lb basket
French Endive fancy. 81 rs 5-lb box
No. l. 81 IS No. 81
VEGETABLES Beets topped No. l.
so $50 bu. No 2 81 20 Carrots topped
I, 81. 60n2 bu No. ?. 81 Is. Celery
"a. No 1, So AZ 30 bu Chivcs No t.
Slwl25 d.. Horseradsh fancy. SIS bu /.
No. I. S35OH4 No. 2 $3.50 Leeks
No. I. SiH $50 d. bchs Onions dry
fancy. s.. IS 5O-lb. sack. No l. S3V3 SO,
No. 2, S2.25. Onions green. No l. rs w GOO
d.. bchs. PHrsnlps. No, !. S2.75hT3 Is bu /:
No. 2 Si75 Parsley Root No l. 81 %
n 80 bu. Radishes, red. dollhouse. No. l.
81 n 25 d.. bchs. Black Rsdishes, No. ! .
81 bu Rhub9rb, dollhouse, fancy. 751 90c
5-lb. bx choice. so n soc: small SiH 25
d.. bchs Rutabsgas, 81 75H225 bu
Turnps. topped. No. I S31350 bu: No
?. So Vegetable oysters, No. /. p0c u 81
dz bchs.
EGGs-Large, sl2al3 3o-dz. case; me.
dium 0.5Onll
PLANTs-vegetsblss. SIPS; Flowers
$3.50.