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THK.I1KK: OMAHA. TIIL'K.SDAY. AflU'sT .Ji;, l'MV
BRUMBAUGH MAKES
. VISIT J OMAHA
Gorernor of Fennsylrania Remain
Four Hour. After Being Sererely
Shaken by Train Stop.
SPECIAL NARROWLY MISSES CAR
. Gorernor Martin O. Brumbaugh of
Pennsylvania visited Omaha yester
day. He remained four hours instead
of ten minutes as the result of an In
cident five miles this side of Missouri
Valley, when his train narrowly
arofded running down an automobile
driver. The passengers of the train
were severly shaken by the train's
sudden stop and several suffered
minor injuries.
The Pennsylvania governor's spe
cial train came In over the North
western, running as a first section of
No. 11, arriving at 7:35. It loft for
Denver over the I'nlon Pacific at
11:40. In the interim the governor
and 110 Pennsylvaniars r.pent the
time receiving visitors and automobll
Ing about the rlty.
la the morn'nt the Northwestern train
tarrying Oovernoi- Hru.nhaj.,h m l jnriy
pulled out of JHrnAurt Viillry on lime
and on the straight stretch for enm ten
Wines south making a rp'-id of about
forty mile per ho-ir. A .cut five mlUs
ut. where the -ngn r.iml paialrl the
railroad trark anil la on tnr i a t side,
Engineer Stevens notld s mn driving a
big touring car. moving south. The en
gineer blew the wht!e. but the men In
the eutomohO psld no sttentiin to Its
fclssts.
There mas a crowing some forty rods
ahead ami maintaining his speed, En
gineer Stevens thought he would he able
to pans the machine and rons.-qtiently
' tie crowded on a little steam. The man In
ha automobile evidently had a similar
Idea, for he Increased, the surel of hla
machine.
Train Maps Close to Car.
When toma 800 feet from the crossing
' and whera the wagon road turned arrora
tha track, the, man In the automobile,
pulley up onto the dump. The engineer
realised that he waa certain to strike tha
machine, and Immediately ap:llrd the air,
Stopping the engine with the pilot box
rot six feet from the autnninMle. In
bringing the train to such a sudden stop
It flattened six sets of the trucks under
tha ten sleepers and at the same time
scattered tha occupants cf the cars up
and down tha aisles, throwing them out
of the bertha.
Nona of tha people In the rara waa
Injured, aside from a few slight bruises
caused by the Impact resulting from the
quick stop.
Few of tha occupants of the cars wr
up, but being thrown out of their berths
caused them to dress hurriedly, after
Which they plied out of tha cars, hurry
ing up to the engine to learn what had
happened. When they ascertained they
were, all loud In praising the action cf
Engineer Btevene. I
With tha Pennsylvania govern ir was
lieutenant Governor Frank McCsla, an
old friend of Dane Melady. As soon as
tha lieutenant governor learned that he
was going to be In Omaha several hours,
ha hunted out Mr. Milady and the two
liad a most enjoyable visit, re ounllna
tha doings of other days.
"Tou'll recognise him by his ehncgy
eyebrows," explained a member of tha
party. And so you will.
When Martin a. Hrumbaugh, governor i
Of Pennsylvania, acknowledges an In
traduction, ha haa a strong hnnl-grat:
'and pleasant amlle. He has deopct eyes
behind heavy eyebrows, ile Old a lot
of hand-ahaklng while in Omahit, having
arrived with hla party of 100 I'ennaylvan- !
lana at 7:30 In a peclul train, that went
west at noon.
Meeting tha party at tha Union station
. werw Acting Mayor Butler, A. W. J ef
forts, president of tha Pennsylvania ao
elety; Harry 8. Byrne, president of the
Mcjslnley club; F. A. Fhntwell, presl
dnt of tha Ohio - society; Victor Rue
water, F. W, Judson, D. 8. Baker. H.
U. Baldrlge, J. C. Klnaler, K. H. Ward.
B. Edward Zeiss and W. W. Rlabaugh.
Tha governor, who haa been mentioned
aa a presidential poasiUlity, only smiled
whan tha subject waa broached, lie re
cently entered upon hla term aa execu
tive for 1.000,000 people of tha Keystone
state, and seema mora engrossed In state
than national matters.
Tha distinguished visitor made a hur
ried trip over tha city and went to
Council Bluffs to visit a cousin, J. P.
Jteea. Ha promised Harry Byrne to ad
dress tha MoKlnley club here in March,
when he ex pact a to speak before the
Knife and Fork club of Kansas City.
"I remember the last time I appeared
before the Knife and Fork club of Kan
fas City," remarked tho governor, re
mtnlsoently. "we had a regular three
rtng elrcua. Ida Tarbell and William
Alien White were on the program with
roe."
Mr. Jefferia mentioned the name of the
lata Joseph 8. Walton of Cheater county,
Pennsylvania, te the governor, who
mentioned tha fact that he and Mr. Wal
ton were collaborators In writing "Stor
ies of Pennsylvania" and "Liberty Beir
Leaflets." Mr. Jefferia and the governor's
secretary. J. 8. Hyatt, were teachers
under Mr. Walton, who waa superintend
ent of tha Cheater county schools.
Renews OI4 Aeejaalataaee.
When J. Banka Kurts of Altouna
stepped off the train he accosted Mr.
Jefferia on the platform, lie bad not
seen Mr. Jefferia fur twenty-two years
and did not know he was living here,
but Instantly recognised Urn and re
newed old acquaintances.
The train carrying the party constats
of ten coaches of the Pennsylvania rail
road company's equipment. It Is a so. Id
compartment train, the first of Its kind
to move west thla year. There are two
diners ad avery convenience. The party
will he In Kan Francisco five days aud
will atop over five days at the Yellow
etone National park. It is said that the
IW passengers on tbta train represent
more wealth tan haa paaaed through
Omaha at one lima for many a day.
la the party are Mr. and Mrs. c lien
derson Kupploe. promlneat society folk of
Philadelphia. Mr. gupplee spent seeral
hours Waiting the slink yards, while bis
wife enjgyed an auto trip through
Omaha.
- T. Trigg, aa extaualve paint manu
facturer of Philadelphia, declared he was
sincere when be said the business people
of his section knew of Oiuskt i prog res.
sivsneee anj looked upon the Oate City
I- the Weet as a great commercial
center.
"It la your spirit of boost, for one
thing. A city must boost Itself te Suocese
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VESUVIUS AOAIN IN ACTION Photo taken at last
eruption. Vesuvius, Etna and Stromboli are again active
and severe earthquakes have been felt in Sicily and south
ern Italy. The meteorological observatory at Vesuvius has
been wrecked by earth tremors.
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and meet competition," said Mr. Trigg.
City Solicitor Pusey of Pittsburgh re
marked thst Omaha's streets are well
niAlntalncd.
J. Howell Cummlngs, president of the
John B. ftetson company of Philadelphia,
Visited Edward Zeiss, Nebraska Colthlng
company. Drowning, King & Co. and
other locnl stores. With him on the trip
are Mr. Mr. Wrsterleft and Mr. Wright,
treasurer and advertising manager, re
spectively, of the same company.
Eeg
istration for
High School Will
. Start on Monday
Principal Masters of Central High
school announces that registration
for the coming school year will be
started next Monday morning.
The following xcherule will be followed:
Seniors or Oman who have 21 points will
come on Monday; Jun'ors or those who
have from Id to S. points will come on
Tuesday; sophomores or those who have!
fioin I to U rolnts will r.omo on Wednes
day j all others who have been In the
high School twfnro will come on Thurs
day; all Inoomltik, students to the high
school will come on Friday.
ISxaiiilniillotia for thoso whi have per
nilasion to make up woik will be given
tit.it K.hiH.. .1 vwk. rmi thMldrl ln milands. B.!V, S-le. im hlM
'
u c uviiv w.iivi wura uuring inw'Tvo; iiecember, a.fi'c
vacation and have tieen granted permla- I Mar"h W.flOer May. in.
stun to dc s may take the examinations.
Those who have not yet secured permis
sion are requested ot sco the principal
aa soon aa oonvepicnt.
Open
New Road
for Thirtieth Traffic
The department of publto Improvements
Is making passable a stretch of road
north of Miller park and west of Twenty
sixth street, bring used st present on ac
count of the closing of North Thirtieth
street. Funerals to Forest lawn traverse
thla road snd much difficulty haa been
experienced.
Commlasloner Jardlne took the' matter
in hand. He got In touch with County
Commlaaloner McDonald, Mayor Tuoker
ot Florence, Commissioner Prexel of the
street department and Manager Howell
of the water plant and In less than an
hour had teams, a road roller, weed cut
tera and erraprrs on the way, notwith
standing this rood la outside of Omaha
limits.
Cummins Goes to U. P.
Offices in Chicago
John P. Cummins, for tho last two
years advertising agent fur the I'nlon Pa
ctftc at the Omaha headquarters, ha !
been transferred to Chicago, the rhantte
being effective September I. With him
lie will take one aleaegrapher. in Chi-
rago Mr. Cummins wrlH have charge cf
thai Harriman roads' headquartvrs that'
does with the central territory. j
With the transfer of Mr. Cummins to
Chicago, ttu icepe ot the advertising de.
partmcnt will be In no manner changed:
His successor w ill be sppomted in time !
to begtn work the first ot neat month i
and his dtit'es will be similar ti these ut j
Mr. Cummins.'... .
ASKS DIVORCE AFTER 23
YEARS OF WEDDED LIFE
Suit was rved by Julia Keffer asking
divorce from John Keffer and custody of
their tw children. They weie married
lu 1303 and she says he deserted her In
1WJ. j
A dlvoroe Is naked by Georgia Rich J
from Arthur It. li'h with .custody of .
their child. She alleges tion-stpport nnd
desertion.
Alleging habitual drunkemi-ss and ex
treme cruelty, Kate Pohra asks a divorce
from George Pohm will the cueiody of
tber t we ehildrwa.
After twenty-three years of married I
life Lura Beer haa sued John V. Beer !
for divot re. a'.leriDg non-aupport. They 1
were titarrtcd in Chicago In Ifctt Btie I
asks aJImooy of I a month.
Aaaarlsg aaaaaer Caaatt.
Tha first. dote of Or. Bells Ptna-Tar-Honey
will help you. It kills lUe Gold
germ. Only tue. All druggists Advertisement.
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SAf ERUPTION
NEW YORK RUMOR SENDS
OMAHA WHEAT PRICE DOWN
On the strength of a flsah from New
York that the fleets of the sllles had
forced the Dardanelles, wheat on tho
Omaha market sold off 1 to it cent,
closing at the low point of tho dny. Re
ceipts were twenty-four care and the
prices ranged from 99 ceints to $1.07 per
bushel.
Coffee Market.
NW WTOTIK. Aug. K. COFKT3R n
pnrts of further progress with valorisa
tion plans In Bmsll, and tha better feel
ing over IntnrriHtkinal politics Hwmnl to
encourage a little ecwttenvt h living of
late mnnthe In the market for ffeo fu
turea here tody. Tble demand, nowever.
was readily supplied, while there was a
renewal of near months liquidation and
after opening unchanged to I points
lower, the market was Irregular with the
clone net I totnt lower to b higher. Late
months were relatively firm, with July
eelllng at .TOr, while BetHemhrr flcotui
eted be woe n 114c, end t.lrtc. Kales. In
cluding exchanges, aa,V ba. August,
S.lso: Heptembwr. S.ldo: October. .2?-; No
vember. S.2o; Peoarnher. S.Jfic; January
V; February. 4h-; Msrdi. 8.!Slo; Ai-rfl
Wo: May. .: June, s.evi: Julv. iic.
Bot. ateariv: Itlo 7c. 7c; Kantos 4s. Mio.
Coet and freight offers were rerorted tin
chnnored. Aci'ordlnir to latest riviccs
it Is prupneod In Urarll to restrict Han too
exoorta to SrtVOilO hags. M'lret nrlce
were vnchano-cd st Illo with M rets lower
et smntoB. with H'o enchange on Lndon
unchanged at 11 Mid.
Cotton Market.
NRW VOI1K, Aug. 25. COTTON -Knot:
l hl4
October.
otton futures nncned itendy:
January, 9?uc:
i-
IVF.RPOOL. Aiie. I&.-COTTOV-Snol
steady; -good middling. fl.7Bd; middling.
S.4M; low middling, 5.03d. galea. S.OCC
baiea. . ..
Loa4aa Stock Market.
LONDON. Aug ?S. American securi
ties on the stork market closed firm under
the lead, of I'nlled States etteel. Htock
In thla section was reported scarce, owing
to rei-ent sales.
HILVKR-Har, l-l(td per ounce.
MONRY-MH per cent. Discount rates
Short bills and three months, 4Vs4 1M
per cent.
Dry (loads Market. '
NEW YORK. Aug. 18. DRY OOODB
Prtfea for spring. 116. were named today
and advances, are asked for nearly all
colored goods. White goods are cheaper
than last season. ' Print cloths nnd
sheetings were 'steadier. Iaccs were
active. Km broideries were quiet. Irndr
wear advances were announoed. Worsted
yarna were firm. Burlaps were strong.
star Market.
-o,mV .I9RKi -SCOAR-Raw.
dull; centrifugal, 4.70o; nvlaaae4, 3Mc. Re
rined, nulet Sugar futures opened Irreg
ular early trday and nt noon prices were
t point, lower to 4 higher.
Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and chfaply by a
Wee "For Rent."
Ituy Sugar
Beet S6.05
Pesxb.es Extra fancy California
n
A, few asbniKtou, wrapped, at, per box
Bushel box Peers
At present the market on Pears look hither.
PIhbjb Red Bradshaw, i basket crates, about SO lbs.
era to
Bananas are good quality and low in price.
4S ll,s Tip .....
4S lhs. Kcononiv
Basket
Stores
ft
I MaMaggaci.UI naae JaSLSwaew.ii..iai isisnii is assa awnptrantr !M
P Mal.iaa.,i.,. s.,l,.IUi,,aiiy,l,,muxU.....lsaaas,l.a. ....Mii.T ;
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Buoyancy it Imparted by Improve
ment in the Diplomatic
Situation.
WAR , SHARES MOST ACTIVE
NKW YORK, Aug. Z". Cumulative In
dications that the complication growing
out of the pinking .f the Arabic are likely
to pass without a serious disturbance of
relations between this country snd Ger
many Imparted fmithor buovnrcy to the
stock market todav. Paradoxl -ally tlie
strongest and mot active tsuoa we-e
the war shares and other securlMes hav
ing m-jre or es material relations to
the forelen rnnf M. The mirket was
broader than re-ent sessions end railwar !
shares of Huh and low ii;r minlfested
prominence st eulmtsntlal gains.
Opfnlng prices offered a foretaste of
what wn to come, specialties showing I
Immediate gains of 2 to & points, which '
soon were extended to as much as 11 i
plnis. From time to time there came a '
brief halt, whl e the mirket was under-
S Ins; pi oress of digestion, but thee
pauses invariably were followed by fresh
liuylng and In some Important Instances
st hlehrr price".
Deal nns In T'nlted Htates Steel again
so far outdistanced ell other operations
ss to mike that stock the overshadowing
reature. u was one or me several inuue- .
trlnl and soecla'tlee that recorded a
"wide" openlmr. Its Initial fiioaiions j
being based on s sale of in.') "hares at
76 to 7l. a gain of 1 points. Iter It mnd i
a further sain to 7S, or within a point
of Its hlsn price of recent years, out
rb-sod at "l
Other maximum sains of tre ilny tn
rludeH IT for Wlliya-Overland. at W
1S'4 for Studehaker at U". 7 for Oenornl
Klortrtc at 17N. for B-tblehem Steel st
W and S for New York Airbrake at l:.l.
Klsewcere In these shares there were
rains of S to B rxilnts. with a new high
record for Lackawanna Steel at 66 on Its i
adilei i:aln of 3 points.
Can-iolnn Pnclflc led the railways, gain
ing JS st 1S2'. while other transcontl-
rentals. Heading end New Haven showed j
o'einls-ht gain or 2 to a point, .nmong
the minor rallw-ava there were similar
advnncea. Missouri Psclflr stork snd the
under'vlne bonds featuring that group.
I"r"'l taking became more effective In
the final hour, Steel and Reading loslna
1 to 2 points, wl'h more substantial
lrsses in the specialties. Nevertheless the
loHnT was strong. Total sales amounted
to l.fA0n shares.
Honrts were strong, wun an ansenco oi
the rece-t forel-m selling. Total sulen,
par velue nrgresrated V H0.OK0
1'nltcd States bonds were unchanged on
call.
r'timher nl sates snil lM4lns qimtstlons on
locks wers ss follows:
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l.me.OM sharas.
ajew York Maary Market.
NKW YOP.K, Aug. 25.-MBltCANTIIK
p A PI-MI S'atl'31 per cent.
5TKRUlNO-ty day bills. $4.6126; de
rcand MM! cabloa, M.6t7R.
BILVBR-Bar. T.c; Mexican dollara.
!?rBONl-Oovernment, steady: railroad,
''moN KT Time loans, easy: ality days,
nt: ninety days, 4S per eent;
I i Km.ha. S per cernt Call money.
steady: high. I per o-nv, ..-. rr
' 1. " A. . 1 1 BU ..aa
cent ; ruling rata. "I IT",
I Der rent: closing bid, 1
14 per cent; of-
fered, I per cent.
Meta Market.
NKW YORK, Aug. .-M ETALS-Lee-d,
$I.Ki4 65. ripolter. not quoted. Copper:
Firmer; electrolytic, 17.0ti 18 00. Iron:
Ktradv and unchanged. Tin Firm at
t4.fi4.40.
t London Copper: Ppot, tffl M; Tu-tui-ea
i 1; electrolytic, 71. Tin: Bpot.
i;a Ss- futures, tlM low. Antimony, U2o.
U-ud. '23 la 8d. ttpelter. o3 lOe.
by the SACK.
Cane 36.15
Klberta, wrapped, per box. . .67?
50
Sl.GO
net, per
85t
FLOUR
SI (Mi 48 lbs- Thrifty Habit
'oi'"sVi 48 lbs. Cash Habit...
Ol.Ul 18 lbs. Ked A
At any of the I t
S1.50
81.58
$1.52
in Omaha
fBetter Qualities at
We guarantee everj
buyer satisfaction in their
piano purchase here. See
the splendid specials.
A ROUSER OF A TROUSER SALE
All Our Men's
Spring and' Sum
mer Weight
one price,
choice
185
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t ffjf.fi Sir
and
Ktf.Htt
stricllv all
artistically
At Sl.SI
striped outing trousers, the genuine Palm Boachs,
smart patterns; tweeds for golf or tennis; all latest
styles and all choice patterns. See windows. Act
quickly.
Hundreds of Beautiful
New Hats
All fresh from
the band box and
work rooms.
A charming dis
play of decidedly
new productions
of America's most
noted designers
and original de
signs and repro
ductions by the deft fingers
of our own corps of milliners.
Very special $t$7so$1n
values at Om 1U
A Wonderful Array of Expressive
S SlaUM-
WViiS.
A.
150 Pretty Silk I treason. In taffeta and crepe de
chines that sold at $12.50, $15.00 and $20.00; at,
-hoic 87.95
Hundreds of Summer Urease that sold at $5.00
to $10.00, choice 81.05
Long Oep Klnionoa Made to sell at $3.00 and
3 5. t 81.45
This
We will have for Thursday's sale
a etralght carload of extra fancy Cal
ifornia F.lbtrta Freestone Reaches,
nothing- finer grow n, shipped1 to us to
sell for ths grower. Ws advise our
customers; to luiy now, as we look for
an advance. Just aa soon a thr bis;
demand for canninn coin- (T
turners. Tkuredar, DUG
V orate www
gpeolal Italiaa Blue 11 om Bsle
TharsdaT.
4-baaket crate Oregon Italian Tl'ue
Plums, nothing- finer to put un for
your winters tacie
use. Thursday, per
orate
Bns&el Bosea raaey
Bartlet rears
IS Ike. Best Para Caaa
Oraaolated Baa-ar
95c
$1.75
$1.00
4-lu. sacks best 'High Orade Hla-
mond H Flour, niavd from the best
elected old wheat, nothing finer for
bread, plee or cakes,
per aack
$1.75
f!T TRY
Equal Prices; Equal Qualities ct Less Pncc
f e. t e
a-'p-O-ei
-fir WiUr Asia A i-i
itf our pntirr Kmritur
our entire Sprhiu: V Aym,
Summer Stock. The v
?vned "Princess" V.A'v
x ' i
and
RenoTied
other well known makes
The Lots at $2.65 include blua
and jrrny serges, silk mixed wor-
firm twrofl and enssimerps
wool or silk and wooL and
hand tailored.
vou'll fmd nil wool sertres and
silk
An advaneo showing of the new style
ideas is Tailored Suits, Coats and
Dresses so varied in their authoritative
beeoniiugness that your individual taste
alone should govern your selection. You
will find qualities at every price unques
tionably Buperior.
The New Crown
Jewel Suits
In their wide range, artistic dOC aa
designs at pZOaUU
Are pleasing surprises even to those who
expect most of the Crown Jewels a spe
cially fine lot in gabardines, whipcords,
novelties and serges, now on display.
Other choice suit values at 15 820
835. 845 to 865.
Remarkable values Thursday at 815
New Cloth Dreaws, 815, $10.50
825.00.
Heautlful SUk Dresses, 819.50. 825
to 845.00.
All remaining summer stocks at pricings
which warcely represent the actual value
of materials.
U l....l ..l h3. ....... TV . . .
urauunu nuiliHirr tirraam idh
" J1-00. -. r-W.OO and 30.00, all
at one price, $5.00.
is California Peach
We advise our customers to buy
now, as old wheat Is very scarce.
10 bars Heat 'Em All, Diamond C or
I.xiimliy tjueen Hoap ass
10 fakes Cupid Toilet Soap 13
a cukes Ivory Soap ISO
4 16-ounce cans Klkhern or Mans-
field Milk sse
:fJ-ounce Jurs ure Fruit Preserve
for a6,
7 lhs. best Hulk Iaundry Starch, 8 sc
i sr.s oil Sardines 1
Macl.aren's Tesnut Butter, lb., liUo
The best bomeatla Macaroni, Verml-
elli or Hpaithettl, pkg THe
Yeajit Foam, pkg .Jo
2-lb. cans fancy Waa, String. Qresn
or l.lnis Beans THe
-lb, cans Golden Pumpkin. Hominy,
.Sauerkraut or Haked Beeuia ... TUe
4 ll-s. fancy Japan Hlce or Nary
(runs , go
F.. C. Corn Flakes, pkg fto
V. O. C. or Kriuublea, pkg So
irap-Nuts. pkg loo
Ths beet Tea Biftinrs. lb lIHe
Il-rshey's Breakfaat Cocoa. lb....8M
HAYDEW'G
Big Price Savings
on High Grad Pianos in
Our Great
Clearance Sale Now On.
All Our Men's Spring
and Summer Weight
Trousers
that sold regularly at
$3.95 and $4.50,
choice
$065
All sizes from
26 to 52
waist inclu
ded in both
those
lots.
.- mm:
$2.00 Skirt
Flouncings 29c
A beautiful line of 45-in. Em
broidered Flouncings on fine
voile and fancy rice cloth,
made to sell regularly at $2
nnd $2.50 a yard, at. . .29
75 c Baby
Flouncings 39c
18-inch, 27-inch and 45-inch
widths, dainty patterns on
fine voiles, organdies, Swis3
and longcloth, regular 50c
to $1.00 yard values, Thurs
day 39?
A Beautiful Line of 18-inch
Flouncings, special, yd. 15
Modes tlm winter
aula
Fine Silk Jersey Sweaters Good line of colors
made to sell at $5.00 and $6.00, at 82 95
A Fine Lot of Swestfera Regular $7.B0 values? at
choice jq jasj
Children's Summer Dresses Big Msortment
Thursday at HALF
Don't Fall to See tha Splendid Values in New
Fall Waists.
Week
OoMen Rantoa Toffee, lb
TXB auma kusm roa
paorua.
The best Creamery Butter, carton or
bulk, lh aso
Fancy No. 1 Couatry Creajaery But
ter, per lb teg
Tne best Ialry Table Butter, lb., a
Good Cooking- Butter, lb.
.Sue
si aw retatoest Is las.
the peek, for
150
...loe
sweet Corn, per dosen ,
I large heads freeh Cabbajr . . ,
( hunches freeh Kadishea .....
( heads treh Leaf Lettuc ....
f bunches freeh Onions ,
l-ancy Wax or String Beans, lb.
1 large Cucumbers
4 largs Green Peppers
Fancy Teuver Cauliflower, lb ,
.. .Be
..So
Fancy Hips Tomatoea, lb U , I
Fancy Head Lettuce, ner hd., THe-ie r
4 bunchae freah Bseta or CaJ-rots ..Be Lj
v .iotii ranavy , . SO
Market basket Beata or Turntpa ..lSo
1J lbs. No. J Cooking Apples loe
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