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KEY YORK STOCK MARKET
"port of Accident to American
Freighter Girei Pricei Sharp
Setback.
0 TITER WISE DULL AND HEAVY
REDICK HEARS SHIT
TO ENJOIN MERGER
Argument Started by Winters for
Injunction to Prevent Holding
Annexation Election.
BREEN ASSISTING MOORHXAD
TALKS OF TRADE CONDITIONS
Captain C. B. Brown of Pittsburgh
Ha i Investigated Relation! with
Latin America.
PRESIDENT CF MIDLAND GLASS
Captain ('. B. r.rown it rittsburah, vice
prr.ldnt of the Pittahurirh Plate Olas
company, unil prealrient of the Midland
Tuesday n'srht after a vlait of several
1bv In Omaha v.lth officials of the MM-
by which W."L. Selby, representing j i,,n(i (Jn Bn1 .amt company. Mr.
Argument In the Injnnrtlon suit
NEW YORK. May 1H.-That ttie stork
market rrmaim almoM entire. umier tn
Influence of war development i wai aKaln
clearly demonstrstrd today, t nb.ra tvlins.
of an accident to an American irelKhtrr
off tha lrt"h count, rraiiiiinn from tue
explosion of mine or torpedo .served
a a grim reminder of trie l.uai.anla
plu-vdr and rn sufficient to rive prl.t-s
a. shsrp setback, rrom nich mey inauj
ctily partial recovery.
Vjulto apart from tnti Incident, however,
the market waa dull and heavy. 4 Hii the
approai-n of the time lor the receipt of
thin government's reply from (lurnuiny,
tradera aho an Increa'lnx dlepualtm.i
;"c,"."fy on the buvmii m'i". o,, In olm r Kedick bad announced that he would Prtin method, of et.bl'ehlna. cloaer
hand, the aold-out condition of tno mar-I ... . ... . ... itrade reiutioria between tboae countries
ket offer few alt: action to me
Interest. . .
war issues wrre mim ninicu uj w .
SMASH GOES ALL
SCHOOL PRECEDENT
f DON'T MISS THE SPLENDID BARGAINS
Hargadine-McKitterick Stock Now on Sale
Forty' Yeari of High School Com
mencement Cnstom Thrown in
the Discard.
!lss and Paint company of Omaha, left r0 MORE ESSAYS AND ORATIONS
South Omaha and Dundee Interests, ; Brown mend a few daya at the Omaha
Is seeking to prevent the holding ot''nt bo'1, onc a TT-
. . . ... . . i Mr. Mrown waa one of the aeven men
me nnnexauin election junn i, uc-. . ... . ,,,
wno constituted It commission thHt m-
; gan Wednesday morning before DIs-, vestifrnted trndc conditions In the South
! trlct Judre Iledlck Although Judge American countries ulth a view to r-
snort i"" "" "' " .and the lulled Ktstes Mr. Urown i.vi
jwlth him In the case, he was alone, the trade opportunities In tin south
j Forty years of august time-tried
; precedent Is to be smashed to smith
ereens In the forthcoming commence
' ment of the Omaha High school.
For forty yean tha graduation program
, has been presented by the claaa. In the
, beginning every graduate read an essay
or recited piece, or contributed a
' musical number, and tnen when the claaa
i Increaaed In slie ao as to make thla Im
possible, the honor puplb! were selected
day s news, wnicn came rariy in in.- is-- un ui- mini, mu mo nirri turn immnri are urn m i- i lo a tn ,OD an(j competition for places
:!f"nunXnn lVe""SrnB:.OW-fhe:en;,ru- having their time . occupied with : will take hard work for the American, j eomme'nc.mei.t exercise, waa keen.
Jmiv."'."...;: fen yBto lT'ointa whl e otncr ca.e8. jto -et arge trade estaNlshed there For corrldorl bud.
standards ha.e. lined 1 to C-d'..i . . wt. rmnrrtrntlnM " . r 1 .h"T t0 "lap- ' nlng genlti.es practlcln, for tH perfor-
sjf if if innini i n iii.ijsiiiiiihi nia -, .- i iirnses- ivfa i n fnr'Arnr t-a n as cniniiiirina i
I inn pniniiu, mau in- n-- -r.wi.rm. r).tn,hi.,,
mance mtA teapnera of I..nKllf.n ana eio-
than those to which ' .. ........ .,
With him wera .-undated hU oartner. . - . .. ...... . cnuor. were driven lo nair ..nmuon m
' - i iiinw are rriiHitimnn na tn -.r
Thereafter the list drifted Idly, with oc
casional flight rccoverlea. in thu I
j i . . r.llnm'i1 a arll'.nb:
movement In General Motora and K.inn- Henry Murphy, and Samuel Coiner. John wl(in to 1P,P tr,d.
they
South
tr...'"'.':': ZrSl.m?JZZX2?a I'H;! I,r'T.n T ";"""'""""- !m-rir." Me pointed out that the lirlt-
Total aaloa of .locks amounted lo Lo.
New orders for railroad equipment, to
gether lth authoritative .tatementt
that steel mills aie maintaining their
recent high rate of production Imported
aome etoadlneae to the sharea of the
steel companies, but coppers were less
stable on rurm-ra of another shading of
prices for the metal.
More flrmneaa waa ahown by the vari
ous markets for foreign exchange, due In
part to confirmation of the re:iort that
o.ir bankera had received large a mount a
of gold from Ottawa during the recent
break In aterllng exchange. ..,.
Bonda were Irregular with continued
selling of tow nrtced lues Total sales,
par value, aggregated lU.- M
I"anama coupon ta declined T4 pe' rent
""kGrnber of sale, and leading quotation.
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loner Harley Moorhend. the defendant.
Mr. Moorhead himself I. an attorney.
peelsl Legislation.
"The annexation. law Is special legisla
tion and violate, the constitution." de
clared Mr. Winter", "because Ha provl
i Ish, the Germans, the Belgians, and oth
! era of Kurope have established a splen
! dlu trade there and that thla hns been
'so long established that there is a thor
; ough underslanding of condition, on
:both aide.. For example, he pointed out
a ,,r....- . ,,
Hon. to limit the municipalise, affected """"""" ' amount.
. .,,,. ,y,. , . ist.ind there for from six to eight months.
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the limitation than there would have
been In a provision making the law apply
to cities whose names begin with O."
The antl-lnan shark case, in which the
Blmon law wa. declared unconstitutional
ly the Nebraska supreme court on the
ground that certain classes of property
owner, only were protected by It, wa.
one of many decision, cited by Mr. Wln
lors. HI. attack during much of hi. ar
gument centered on the requirement of
the annexation law that the municipal
Itle. affected must be served by a com
mon water system operated by a met
ropolitan water board with headquarters
In Omaha. .
Brlaaa la Water Board.
"Why .ay that the water system must
be operated by a wutor board rather than
by a private corporation?" demanded Mr.
Winter..
"Why say that the water board must
while Americans. In their trade rela
tions, ordlnarly expect a settlement In
thirty or sixty day. at the most.
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in . by the same certain public utilities with
headquarters In the metropolitan cllyt
"The oourt. have held that claaalflca-
pt t l,ur 01 cine in laws aneciing ineir or-4.-,
' ganlsatlon must he natural, according to
population and useful and must serve I
public policy. In this law the provision,
have departod from thla standard and
serve the purpose of Identification rather
than of classification."
city. It might have It. headquarters
Florence, vhere the plant I. located.
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Swanson Again Tries
to Force Attentions
On Miss Callahan
Bernhardt Swanson, MM North Nine
teenth .treet, wa. arrested Tuesday night
after an attempt to force entrance Into
the home of Mis. Clara Callahan who
live, with her mother at 32 California
street.
Swanson haa been arrested before be
cause, of his efforts to force hi. attentions
upon tha young woman.
Miss Callahan, who was employed as
stenographer by former City Coruml.
loner John J. Ryder, phoned the latter
for aid, but by tha time he got there
Swanaon had been taken Into cuatody.
Mr. Ryder was greatly incensed over
the Incident and wa. prevented with no
little difficulty from doing the man lodlly
harm. Swanson was paroled from . the
lata hospital for tha in.ane a short time
their efforta to "prepare" the young Idea
how to "shoot" 1 at the commencement
audience.
Hut no more eaaaya and orations this
year, for the graduating claaa. Instead
of inflicting themselve. upon their rela
tives and frlenda. are merely to listen to
a commencement address by an Invited
speaker. JThe students will not even be
ranged on the .tage. but will have their
.eat. In the body of the theater, occupy
ing point, of vantage to drink In the
parting advice offered to them, tf nons
fall by the way.ide, there will be 218 of
them right In the front row., and that
many leaa admlsalon tickets for outriders
to be .CT.mbled for.
As already announced, the commence
ment apeaker la to be President A. Ro.s
Hill of the University of Missouri, and
the commencement date June IT.
Urges Rotarians to
Vote For Annexation
"Omaha brain, and enterprise made
South Omaha and Dundee what they are
today." aaaerted Attorney Franela A.
Brogan at the Rotary club'a fioonday
luncheon meeting at the Hennhaw.
"Therefore, Bouth Oman and Dundee
ought to get the Omaha spirit and aa
rura the success of the consolidation
movement at the coming special elec
tion." He urged every voter to go to the polls
snd ca.t hi. ballot for consolidation, and
warned them not to be too confident of
the endorsement of the Greater Omaha
Idea. T. J. Bruner was chairman of the
meeting.
New Ysrk Meaes Market.
NEW YORK. May W -PRIME MER
CANTILE PAPER .I'vflt per tent.
BTERI.INU KXtTIANOK htesdv;
slxty-tlay bllla, H7fT5; for cables, KM;
tor demand, M.TKSii.
81 LV EKBar, 44i,c; Mexican dollars,
8ke
BONDS Government, heavy; railroad,
"TIME! tANS Easy; sixty days, JM
S pec cnt; ninety dys, per cent;
six months, 3' per cent.
CALL MONKY Slesdy; highest. .V4. per
rent: lowest, 1 per rent; ruling rate, I
per cent; last loan, J per cent: closing
bl. J per cnt: offered at J r rent.
C!n-4ng quotation, on bond, today were
t. foMowat
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Flynn Will Make
All Buy Licenses
City Clerk Flynn haa started to re
model his office In anticipation .of re
moval of the license department Into his
branch of the city government June t
Anion Hoffman, new license Inspector,
and John Mathleaen, assistant, will be
under the city clerk.
On thla subject Mr. Flynn stated: "I
ixpect to Inaugurate a new system of
rating for city licenses, and believe that
In tha future those who should have II
C4haes will ba required to observe the
laws."
HE ORIGINATE OTHERS IMITATE
98c
Throat sag l.angr Troablea.
Quickly helped by Dr. Kings New Dis
covery. In use over forty years. Every
homo should keep a bottle for emergen
cies. All druggists. Advertisement.
LIGHTNING STRIKES
BARN WEST OF BENSON
T-lglitnlng struck the barn owned by O.
C. KrMwn, florlat at Keystone park.
Just west of Itenaon. during the electrical
storm TJesday nltrht and the tulldlng
was completely destroyed. By quick
work the horse, were led out of ttie
burnlnn building, but a large supply of
hay and a number of rhlckena burned.
The damage was estimated by Mr. Knud
sen at about s,000. niO.Uof It covered by
Insurance. ,
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GREEK RIVER' WHISKEY .7
r ui ijuaii, o-oar-vm uuttiii, f t,u vaiuv. . i m i
Old Taylor, per full quartonly. 0St
Home-Made Grape) Wins, full gallon, only. .31.25
Mall Orders Flllel Ask for Free Coupons for Imported China. (
4SI'I rtaaata,.. 121-12M North lflth St. .
VUwIilOy LJlOSasj "Tha Quality House."
Meta atoadste
a-4 l. e. b. raotoiTi
ICets Touriaa; Oat
Moo t . o. b. raotory.
Till) MKTZ FOR HAItD WORK.
During the heavy ralna and deep mud up the river laat week a deaJer
in high priced cars called on "Jitney" headquarter, for a Tr that could
take a paaacnger to Hlair rexaMlwas of the mud. A METZ car was
promptly aelerted to make the trip. Mrtx cars are known to have the
power and endurance to do hard work. Frank A. Harnett wu owner and
driver of thla MKTZ. Well, to make a long story short, the passenger
waa delighted with the fine performance of the METZ and Frank was
wearing the eaine smile when he returned that he had when he started,
but when he got back to the city and atarted to remove that mud from
Ilia car let him. tell you. Performance counta. It i. the acid teat of
automobile value. Buy your car on thla baaia. OET A MKTZ for Power,
Kndurance, Comfort, Iteauty, Hafetv and Kconomy. Electric atarter and
llghta, wood or wire wheela and other modern equipment.
IRELAND BROS.. Automobiles
IS 00 rarnjun Street.
Omaha, afebraaka.
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WASHINGTON, May M. -nummary of
wealhar and crop conditlona In corn ind
wheat region lor week ending May i,
In the Inter wheat belt the weather
continued generally favorable fur plant
flevelcrptitant, and all portions now have
alundatit Boil moisture, but crup con
tinues short, though Improving south of
the 4jhto river, and ronlln'UHi fly aitiv.
tty is r4orted in Indiana, llllhu.s. Mis
souri aid eastern Kanaas. and Uiere is
complaint of lodging and rust damage
In Oklahoma, n central . and arilern
Kanaaa. Nebraska and Texas croo la In
fine ruuditi'Mi. In spKna wheal slates I
crop la advancing SHtlatacloi l.y under
favorable s. il conditlona. In the .rn
belt cold and wet weather was generally
unfavorable for germination, growth and
cultivation and favored cut a.nn atiu.
Ity and conm.leraMe replanting la necea- i
rary. nant, nieaans. oats and truik
mode aallsfar-tory progreaa, but wrtneae
caused umal It-rable damage to alfalfa,
where harvest la In proicrais. r'roat and
f reeling In the nnrthnm and mountain
dlalricta cuused some damage lo tendor
vegetation ana fruit. I.. A. WK1.SII,
Local rorexaaler, Vteather bureau.
I"it". Sloek Market.
IIN'DON. Mav M.-Ameriran aecuHtl-s
or the stoik market were uninteresting;
and closed dull after a very email bugi.
Itrxa was transacted.
fll.VKK Bar a Md per ounce
MoNKV-14.11 rr cent.
IilSfOl'NT BATtrt Khort bllla. H. per
int; three montha a U-lt.i2Ta per e'at.
CONTRACT IS LET FOR THE
SKINNER MACARONI PLANT
The contract to build the big addition
to '.he hkinrter Macaroni factory at four
teenth and Jackson streets haa been
awarded to Kobnrt Putke. This Is to v
aa ataac duplicate t f the present net
plant at that place, and I. to give Jost
double the site and output capacity ta
tbs I'lant. The building I. to be six
alurlea or retnforcd roncrete and Is to
be fireproof throughout.
Tfce Re Want Ads Are best Buslnesa
A Tremendous Sale of Goodyear Raincoats
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Three dnys of tremendous value-giving and guaranteed rain
coats, the equal of which hns not been know n since our big sale of
the Omaha CJoodyear stock last year.
Men's, Women's and Children's Coats
of quality we back with our personal guaran
tee styles that are strictly up-to-date all
erfect.
Do not let another rain catch you with
out a good raincoat. You can't afford to.
MKVS itTH
ftf.OO rivats Good quality double texture, all slses.
choice $1.50
.1.00 Ihiuble Texture Mercerised Coats. .... $2.50
97.50 la 11 ton Coma Light weight, very popular at,
choice . . '. $3.50
910.OO Italnroatft In Balmacaans snd cassimeres;
splendid asHortuieut at .$5.50
hilk llniaeil Cl nu-r Coata $12.50 and $15.00
values: on sale at...... $7.5i
WO.MKX'S tX)AT.
One small lot of Womoa's Raincoats; mostly small
str.es, choice 93
Cliildreii's Uaia Coat Both double texture and rub
ber lined and fancy colors; all slsea up to $4.00
values, choice SI. 50
ChtMrt'ii'a Kaiii Coul.v In heavy satteen, red or blue:
regular $2.50 value, on sate at, choice. .. .$1.20
Women's 8lM4ver-iroo( and Hunt-proof Coat Also
Linen Coats, tl and 5Mn. loug. all sises; choice,
t $i;oo
Women's Rain and Auto Coat Made to sell up tv
7.50. choice $3.05
Women'a and Misses' Rain and Auto Coats Made to sell to $12.50; all sizes and colors; big
assortment; on nale at, choice .,.... .$7,45
I a srtt A irAwi train I Vo4 f r 4 Ik a titi,iA F a tara infnm.iw avk f.
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THREE DAYS
SALE
HA YD EN BR OS.
Thursday, Friday
. and Saturday.
Don't Fail to Attend I
Friday's Great Salo
in Domestic Room.
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Watch for Fri
day's Big Sale in
Domestic Room.
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Smart .
Mid-Summer
Hats
$10, $12.50 and $15 Values
This great Thurs
day offering com
prises Trimmed
Leghorns, Milans, Panamas,
Hair Hats in sport and trim
med effects; also other. new
effects in leather and cre
tonne. A very special sale
event. ' Everv hat a beautv
:and a. wonderful value.
A Wonderful Opport""! Thurs
day to Buy
Laces and Embroideries for
Graduation Gowns
All the fine laces and embroid
eries from the Harsadine-McKlt-triclt
stock at considerably 13S
than half.
18-tn to 27-ln. I dice Flouncing
Up to $1.25 yd. values; on sale
at 49 and 55
27 to to-in. Lace Flouncing Up
to $2.75 yd. values; at, yd., 08?
$1.00 Embroidered Flouncing
27-ln. wide, .dotted and ruffled,
special at 49
1 R-ln. to 27-ln. Embroidery
Flouncintrs To $3.00 yd. values;
on sale, yd .QSt?
18-ln. to 42-ln. Embroiderer!
Flouncing" Finest qualities, to
$4.00 values, yard 82.25
Organdie Edges and Flouncing
Specials, a yard, 15t. 25
394. 594 up to 81.75
$2.00 Embroidered Waist I'at
terns From the McKittrlck
stock; hand embroidered in white
and colors; on fine marquisette
voiles, etc.; choice, each.... 594
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MEN'S HATS
LF.GH0RNETTES
tf
are among the most popular new
numburs for summer, has the ap
pearance of a high grade leghorn
hat and comes In all new shapes.
S2.00 Worth More.
Children's Wash Hata Linen and
crashes of all kinds, etc.; blues,
shepherd plaids, tans, etc.; regu
lar 50c values; Thursday, your
choice 25 6
leather Traveling Bags $5.00
values, leather lined; three sizes,
16, 17 and 18-ln .$2.95
Garment Styles that Reflect the Season's Newest Fash
ion Ideas at Pricings You'll Admit Most Surprisingly Small
65 ELEGANT SILK TAILORED SUITS
In fine Tbffeta, Silk Failles and the most desirable novelty
weavea Suits made to sell at $35, $40, $50 in all the
choicest colorings for summer. . .
$40, $50 in all the 25
NEARLY 200 HANDSOME TAILORED SUITS.
$25, $30 and $35 values, come in Check Suitings,
Plain Gabardines, Poplins, Serges and Novelty Fab
rics ; in broad assortment of classy designs, Jf Qfj
50 Classy Palm Beach Suits On sale Thursday, spe
cial, at. ... .$10.00
Nearly 300 Pretty Silk Dresses Made to sell at $10
and $12; Poplins, Foulards and Novelty Silks, all
coiors, at $5.00
1 NEW WAISTS .
Virtually 1,000 pretty
styles, surpassing values,
at every price
$1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $5 up.
1 SUMMER DRESSES
The most beautiful and
popular of the season's
wash fabrics, in both
white and colors, at from
$4.95, $6.95, $10 up to $35
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An Important
Sale of Miffs
Trousers
Entire Surplus Stock
PRINCESS
TROUSERS
, In Two Bigf Lots.
"A" purchase which enables us to sell
you fine quality dress trousers at the
price of ordinary work trousers; every
one knows when they buy a pant with
the Princess label on it they have a
garment that is-right in all respects.
$2,95 and $3.50 TROUSERS Blue
and grey serges, worsteds and cassi
meres, all most up-to-date o q
styles at... p&fOO
$3.95 AND $5.00 TROUSERS Hair line worsteds, blue
and grey serges and fine weave outings, at ?C
pair... yJeaiD
Assortments of patterns broad enough to 6uit the most
particular purchaser. Every pair with the genuine Prin
cess label. . See 16th St. Window Display.
Bill
testis f fff
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All Sizes Waist,
from 27 to 50 in.
In Furnishing Iept.
Men's Neckwear
Fine Silk Neckwear from the tit.
Louis stock, new patterns and
colors; on sale in two lots
To 75c vaJuea at ......... 39j
8Ac and 50c values 19
Men's Summer Shirts To $2.00
values at 984
Come in pongees, penangs, sols
ettes, French satlnettes, etc.
pretty patterns; splendidly tail
ored -with double soft cuffs.
At Glove Counter.
Women'sSilk Gloves
$1.50 Values JQn
at, Pair ... UC
16-button length, In all colors,
milanese silk, two toned or em
broidered arms.
$3.50 Paraeola Dainty Paris
ian effects, at $2.15
In Domestic Room
Men's Knit Underwear
fl.OO quality I'nlon Suits nib
bed or mesh, white or ecru; regu
lar or athletic styles. .... .49
Boys' Work and Drees Shirts To
75c values, all colors, with or
without collars 394
Boys' 50c Shirts Soiled but per
fect, choice 19
Put Up Your Pineapples Now
Tat smarkat la atrosrar aa.4 wtU
hlsfcar la a (aw Saya.
Wa have a carload of extra fancy
fruit, prsA-tlcaJly all 10 alas, nothing
finer fur csjiulng.
Wednesday, per crata Sa.TS
Per doien 1.10
fcauh Ida
Wa advise our customers to buy
now.
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44-11). sacks brst blah a rede Diamond
it flour, nothing finer for bread,
llea or cake. It pay a to make ynur
own bread. Per sack SI -S3
4 lbs. fancy Japan rice, 10c quality.
at S&u
t lba. best white or yellow cornmcxl
at 17o
i lbs. bext mixed chick feed ....B6
11 bars Cleat 'Km All or Diamond :
soap aSe
4 lba. best hand picked navy beana
at Sftc
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4 larare cans condensed milk ...tBo
8 small cans condensed milk ....attti
Advo jell for dessert, tha Jell 'thai
whips, pk THa
Tha bast domestic macaroni, yermi-
celll or apachettl. pkg- TV4S
Tall cans Alaska salmon ........10a
Yeast Foam. pka. .
K. C. corn flakea. pka to
li-os. pka. condensed mines meat'
at THe
MacLavren's peanut butter, lb. ItHo
Irs bottles W'orceater sauoe. pure
tomato catsup, pickles. assorted
kinds, bottle SV,o
Try W. O. C W. Krumblea for break
fast, pkg ae
Krrsli potato chips, made In Omaha.
pound aoa
Herahey's breakfsst cocoa, lb. . .S8e
tiolden Santos coftee. lb at)
For Ice tea try our combination
blend .SSe
(or Ue
IT TttV
The bast creamery batter, lb. . .880,
Fancy Na 1 creamery butter, lb. 80
Fancy No. 1 dairy butter, lb. . .860
Ciood dairy table butter, lb. S3o
The best atrlctly fresh erss, dos. aoe
Fancy full cream, white or colored
cheese, per lb too
The Taratabla Market
People.
The best cooklna potatoes, peck 17V4e
S bunches home urown radishes 60
bunches home frown onloas ..60
4 heads fresh leaf lettuce . . . . 6a
1 heads fresh head lettuce . '. '. ... 60
Fresh spinach, peck ,....10a
Fancy ripe tomatoeat lb 10
Fresh peas, per quart lot.
Fresh Deavns. lb 100
Lau-re cucumbers, each . ...TVe, luc
,f4l 11 Uc
1 bunchea fresh asparaaua 100
Nsw potatoes, per lb. te
Lrfirae Juicy lemons, dos.. 18o. roc
and ....til
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