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WOMEN TRY HAND
AT INDOOR GOLF
Miu Ida Flynn "Wins Competition
for Members of Ladies' Prettiest
Mile Golf Course.
FIELD CLUB WOMEN TRIUMPH
MIh Ida Flynn won flrt prima and Mrs.
1 M. A. Smith Mcond prls In a. oompetl
Won (or member ( th Ladle' Prettleat
Mil OoU club at BUI Clark' Indoor golf
flour Wednesday. Mia Flynn turned In
a aoore of A whlla Mr. Smith mad th
eighteen hole In 4.
Score were as follow:
Mr. C. J. Zleharth
Vr. M P. Hyrd
Mm Olcnn Smith
Mr. B. K. Hralley
Mr. J. V. Httirtevant
Air. Charlea (tranden "
Mr. A. U Shant
Mr. J. H. Cutoff
Mr. A M. Smith
Mr. W. H Klynn
Ml Ida Klynn
Mr. H. H. Uaaett
Mr. V. B. Palmer
Mr. 8. H. Johnson
Mr. C. Is. Thlon
Vr. C. H. Kalnboll
Mr. P. J. Creedon
The Prettiest Mil women will partici
pate In another competition nKt Wednea
day. Prise for low itorri, both rrtch
and handicap, will be awarded by Mrs,
W. . Klynn and W. D. Clark.
Field ( lab Wemra Via,
Field club women triumphed over Sey
mour k rlub women In a tem match
at Indoor gold played on BUI Clark'a In
door link Tuesday. Eight of the Field
rlub women defeated their opponent,
on match was a tl and three Seymour
I-ak club women were victor.
Two prlie were awarded for low medal
core on each lde. Mr. Allen Parmer
waa low for the Field club with a auor
of M for tli lhlrtyt hole, and Mr,
Uoorg McDonald waa low for th Sey
mour Ika club with Si.
The reiulta of the match were a fol
low: Mr.. II. I.. Arnold f C.) defeated Mra.
John H. 'rratt (8. I..).
Mr. B. . Vounn IK. ) defeated Mra
tleora Krenrix (S. I,.).
Mr. V. . Nli-holaon (F. C.) defeated
Mr. John L'rlon 18. 1..).
Mre. J XV. Tlllon (K C.) defeaUd Ml.
A. H. Midland (8. I..).
Mr. W. I. Clerk (F. C defeated MIm
K. Vorl y (8. U).
Mr. Allen l'armr !' C.) disrated Ml
Kin-i Mitnor in. i. i
Mr, t:. K. Merrlii m (F. C.) dfeatd
MU Ida Kaley (8. U.U
Mra. O. . t...r.i.... t F. V.t defeated
Mr. I.. M. Ixrl H. I..).
Mr. Ft. II. H. end, n. p (F. C.) tied Mr.
M. I.. Kli-. (8. It).
Mr. John lirkln S. K) defeated Mr,
(t. W. Shield (K. CI.
Mr. ()eorn MrlKiiiald 18. U) defeated
Mr. J. W. lint tin I F, C.
Mis Mary Conner l. U) defeated Mr.
.'. II. Aliton ( F. C..
New Home of the
Missouri Athletio
Association Opens
BT. lOCIB, March l.-On March S. 1M4.
th fortrraa-lik bulltllng houalna; the Ml
eurl Athletic club waa burnad, with
loaa of thirty Uvea. A few day later one
of th walla of the mined atruotur fell
on an adjoining building, bringing dath
to aeven more.
Tonight, nearly two year after th
dl--urter. a tun.flno lubhoue. built by th
Mlnaourt Athletio aaaoclatlon, aunc or
to the MUeourl Athletic Hub, and rented
n th Jte of the old bulldln;. waa
ooenec..
The new rlubhou I eight atortea blgh,
of striking arrhlteoture. On th flrat
floor r 'women' parlor, lobby and cf
floe: a men' grill, and In a balcony a
barber ahop. On th ecoiwt floor are a
large dining ronm. a breakfaat room, aev
eral private dining rooina and store
rocnu.
Five banquet halla are on th third
floor. Millard and pool room on th
fourth floor and ltl'wi ound-pruof
room for rl.ee and whUt player.
A large aUnmlng pool, a gymnaalum
and handball court are on th fifth floor
and on th lith. eerenlh and eighth
floor are 5S llvlna rooina for mtmbora
of th aoc atl 'ii.
The building tii ocnel with a recep
tion tonight. Tomorrow night a formal
dinner-danue will be alven, and on ktun
day reehter.t ni'mtwra will mov 'n.
Fremont Defeats
University Place
FREMONT. Neb.. March Special
Telegram.! Th Fremont High school
baaket ball team closed Ita season bar
last evening by defeating th Untrar
, slty Place five In an exciting gam. IS
t IX The Fremont team took th lead
in th atari and held It throughout. Th
first half ended 17 to II in favor of Fre
mont.' Tbla mean nln win out of
twelre game for Fremont thl eaon.
Fremont meet ("ret in th' f.rt game
of th atat tournament at Uncoln nmt
Wednesday.
Kiaau ity bla aad Frovtsloa.
KANSAS CITT. Mo., March 1.-WHKAT-No.
2 hard. II 03vl 07; No I
red. tl iC;i ev; May. SI S; July. II 03S-
itiHS- No. 2 m:ied. t; No. I while,
r-y.. : No. 3 )elloT, t'ic; May. c;
Juir. 7-s-.
oATo-'o 3 white, 444j4c; No. t
tntxr. 4i'.'4c.
toUTTi-A Cremary 13c; flrt. Sic; see
on 1 a toe packing, lc.
isiGn Htsts. ila; cond. SJo.
POl LTIaY Uetis, lscj tujrtteva, 300;
ft"Lu-ru tIxxk -
BIG RELAY MEET AT DRAKE
Many Universities, Colleges and
Schools Invited to Track and
Field Competitions.
SEASON WILL OPEN MARCH 25
DES MOINES. la., March l.-On of
th largeat relay meeta ever held in this
ectlon of th country ha been set for
April tl In th stadium at Drak unlver
Ity. rrartleally all of th wtrn aonfer-etK-e
teams, th Unlvcralty of Ronthern
California, the TTnlverlly of Wastilng
ton and the I'nlverslty of Pennsylvania
hav been Invited to participate. Boor
of smaller colleges snd high schools also
will take part.
I rake unlvemlty will open Ita track
arannn In th Mlourl Athletio club meet
to he held In Bt. Iul. March 2T.. Other
track event already aohednled are:
April U-Hom meet.
April 1--Irke rtjlay meet.
April Orlnnell at OrlnnelU
kly l'nlvrrlty of Iowa at Ia
Molne.
sliiy II Iowa Ptnte oolleg at Amea.
May W. state meet at I'ea Molnea.
May Ti. Mlneourl Valley meet at Co
lumhia. Mo.
June S. vetern conference meet.
11 versltle aad Colleae.
Th following unlveraltlr hav been
Invited to send representative to the
Prafc relay meet on April JS:
T'nlveraltle f Chicago. Bouth Dakota,
llllnol. Wlaconaln, oaiahoma, Colorado,
Pennvylvanla, Mlchlgon, Iowa. Kanaa.
Mlnneaota.' VKaaoiirl and Nebraska,
NorthweMem, Purdtie, Ohio State, South
ern California. Indiana. Waehlnrton and
Notre I' me universities; Iowa 8lt col
lea and the Kansas Agricultural col
lJT. Colleges Invited to participate from thl
section are:
Carleton, Northfleld. Minn ;. One, Cedr
Ttaplda. la.j Cornell, Mount Vernon, la.',
fe Moines, Dubuque, Orlnnell, High
land Park, Dea Molnea; llamllne, Ham
Una, Minn.; Hlmpeon. Indlanola, la.;
Morning Bide, Sioux City, la.; Iowa We
leyan, Ml. Pleasant. la.; Penn. Oaka
looea, la..: Bouth Dakota State, Brook
ing, S. P.; Yankton, Yankton. R. I).;
South Dakota Wealeyan, Mitchell, 8. P.;
rury. Springfield. - o. Belolt. Belolt.
Wis.; Nehraaka Wesleyen. Lincoln, Neb.;
Knox, Oaleaburg, III.; Wasliburn, To
peka, Kan., and 1-ake Forest, I.ak For
rat. 111.
II lab School. -
Among the Iowa high Bchoola which
hav boen Invited are: East, North and
West of Dee Molnea. Albia, Cedar Rapid,
Cherokee.. Clarion. Dexter. Harlham.
Fonda, Fort Dodge, t.rlnnell, Hampton.
Indlanola. ljmr. Marahalllown. Mason
City, Newton, Olwcln. Ottumwa, Hey.
lrtonr, Blnux City, Waterloo, TNhter
City, Eldnra, Davenport, Clinton, Tom
erey, Perry, Algnna, Corydon.
Athletic Club With
Fine Home Being
Considered Here
An athletic club of business and pro
feaslonal men, with possibly a hug ath
letic rlub house In Omaha. I In pro
pert a a result of a preliminary meet
ing held at ttie Commercial club room
t noon yesterday.
Cllarle 11. Oensllnger of Washington,
D. C. who liaa already established
twenty. seven such rlub house In th big
cities of the I'nlted Htates. waa befor
th mm t the noon meeting to otiilln
hi plana and hla system of organisa
tion. Bom two doacu prominent ' business
and professional men Were present and
took a keen Interest In the project.
Another meeting la to be held Friday
when the special committee Is to report
the result of It Investigation and Ita
contemplation of mean of financing
aiich club In Omaha.
Th special committer apiolnted con
alata Of Seorae K liaverstlck. Frank W.
. udaon, Oeorae Hrandele, W. A. Eraser,
Nela I'pdike and A. W. Jcfferls.
Key to the Situation -Bee Want Ads.
Five Facts You Should Knqzv
(1) That dla la th result of a fiordrx. Mndltlon.
(2) That whan wj correct th dlorJrd condition, wo llmlnats th
lla.
(S) That th blood la the carrlar of polaona throughout th body.
(4) That to ucofirlly troat any dlo originating In th bhot, w
hav to trat th blood, aa tho cau.
(5) That S. 8. 8. I th moat rollabl remdy for removing Impuritl
from th blood.
S. 8. S. la no experiment ot to
day, but la a succeatrul remedy tor
th blood that baa been a blessing
to thousand ot sufferer tor the
last fifty year. There U nothing
mysterious about 8. 8, 8. It la tvn
extract from native berbs, roots
and bark, each known tor It pecu
liar medicinal value. These Ingre
dient combine and act In bene
ficial and helpful way with nature.
It doeent matter whether your
eat of blood trouble la oo ot th
many forms ot Rheumatism, or Ca
tarrh. Scrofula. Contagious Blood
I w. YEARS J
TUB BWlrT
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Prices Suffer Severe Depression
Through Process of At
trition. LIQUIDATION IS INCESSANT
NBW TURK. March 1. By a process
of attrition, which began at the outaet
and continued with little Interruption un
til the final hour when the market regis
tered moderate recoverte. price auf
frei severe depression today. liquida
tion was almoet Incessant and short sell
ing seemed to be a factor of secondary
Importance. Various Issues, including In
vestment aharea. fall under th minimum
3 notation recorded in th latter part of
antiary. which marked th culmination
of the declining movement for that pe
riod. On th urfc. at least, th one d(a
turl.liiK Influence waa that created bv
pending relatione between Washington
and lierllu. The determination of the
administration to fnrco congresa to a
vote iu tha matter of armed merchant
men and other question bearing upon
that momentous Issue were viewed with
.unfeigned gravity by the financial com
munity.
Further cause for concern waa occa
sioned by a resumption of the recent
llutilclatlon in Anglo-Kiench war bond,
which were offered In enoriuoii blocks
at their minimum quotation o( l:. with
a sale of one bond at the new low record
of MV Total aalea of these bonds, esti
mated at their par aluc. amounted to
1 1. mono.
Hhort covering contributed meaaurahly
to the better tone of the laat hour, some
seasoned tnnnes regaining one to three
iioluls, while a few specialties, notably
Vnltwl Htates Industrial Alcohol and
Texas company, showed sctual strength.
I'nlted mates steel, which sold ex
dlvldend of V per cent, was among the
weak leaders, declining to 7V. but clos
ing st B) at net loss of 4.
Total sales of slocks amounted to TbJ.
Otwt share.
tleneral new, particularly aa repre
sented by railway and industrial rela
tlon. wa of a character to make for
optimism. Apart fron- the overnight
atntements of the Pennavlvenle. Ii,.ll.
and Jaraey Central roada for January,
all ahowlttg handsome gain, there waa
the remarkable exhibit of the New York
Central ytem, whose combined line
chewed a gross Increase of over S,(Xi,uO)
wiin net sain or .(". Krtn also
reported an increase of almost SHO.flOO In
the net for the same month.
Figures dealing witn the steel and Iron
lndiiatry showed a condition of almost
unprecedented prosperity for the first two
months of the year, with no cessation iJ
foreign snd domestic d mands.
liond were heavy with total aalea. par
valuo. SW.ftO. I'nlted Hi ate registered
l advanced W Pr cent on call.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on stock today were:
Hklaa. Hlil. Ixt One.
Ala.kt tjoid
AIIU-4 slmr
American Hmmi Sugar....
A Martian Csa
Ameiiian lAirnmatlv ...
Amartran S H
Aw. 8 R jrfit
Am. Hussr llveflnlnc
Amartua Tsl. 11
Amarlran Tohaive
Anewnda rapper
Alchtaoa
Halitwla ltownntlr .....
Ilaltllnors M
tlishlnhem ittaal
Hrclvn Raplit Tr
4lhomla petroleum ....
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Ilusiienhalm ffipkinitlon.
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Inaplraltoa Oeper
Intarnstloeai Harvatr.
kaaaa nit Sat4aani...
Uahigh Vallar
looUvllle a NaetiTtll..
Meilrca Selrelauai
Miami rueeer
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Mtaaourl Pariria
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National Ul
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Poison, chronic skin trouble, or any
other form ot blood trouble. 8. 8. 8.
will go directly to the seat of th
trouble; firing th blood a thor
ough cleansing, driving out th Im
purities in a natural way, and leav
ing tbe blood pur and refreshed,
ready to do Its full duty In building
th tissue up to a normal and heal
thy state. Begin today on a bottle
of 8. 8. 8. and not how soon yon
will begin to feel relief. W will
gladly give special advice and free
consultation. If yon ar In doubt
about th natnr ot your case, write
Medical Department. Room 73.
SPECIFIC COMPACT. ATLANTA, QKORQIA.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
All Drains Rally with Light Re
ceipts and Wheat Sells Un
changed to Cent Higher.
CASH CORN ALSO RULES STRONG
OMAHA. March 1. IBIS.
Receipt of all grain war very light
today and there waa a ubatanUal ad
vance noted in th price of ail cereal
on the Hat.
Wheat ranged generally from n
Changed to lo higher, although th No. 1
hard winter wheat sold at conaldarabl
advance over th quotation of th pre
vious day.
Cash corn waa also strong, ranging
from unchanged to lo higher. Th bulk
of the saiea of this cereal, which war
of tli yellow and mlxnd varletlea, aold
at 2c advance, while moat of the whit
corn sold at practically unchanged price.
Light receipt ana a fair demand
caused a alight advanc In oata, th mar
ket ruling from unchanged to la higher.
Hye and barley were quoted at practi
cally unchnnced prices.
Clearance were: Wheat and flour equal
to fJM.'in bualiela: corn, ,(KK bushels;
cats, ui'shela.
Liverpool rloae:
Wheat, Id higher;
c.irn, Vtuld lower.
CARlyJT
RECEIPTS.
W heat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago
Minneapol1
Duluth
Omaha
.IHl
107
.115
. 2X
SI
M
:
Kantaa City
M. Irfula
Winnipeg
. 43
.Sitl
I lime salea were reported today:
Wheat No. i hard winter: 1 ear, H OS
No. 3 bard winter: i car. (1.02: l car.
11.01; 1 cara. S1.00V) I car. 11.00. No.
hard winter: 1 car. 1.00, 1 oar. WVtc; 1
tar, 9Hc: 1 car, i',c; 2 cara 8o; 1 car.
9"i .;; 3 cara, MVc; 1 car, Stic, sample hard
winter: i car tpoor) c. no. a apring.
l- car, He. No. 4 mixed : 2 2-5 car, H. w
Brley No. 4: 1 cr, 66c.
Rye No. J: l car, He.
Corn-No. 4 white; I ear, SIHc; No. S
white: 1 car, Jc. No. white: V car, Mo.
Sample white: 1 car. 4M4c; 1 car, 4tto. No.
4 yellow: 1 car, Wo. No. i yellow: 1 car,
lc; car, 0c. No. S yllow: 1 car, bnc.
No. 8 mixed: 1 car, fffMtO. No. 4 mixed.
t car. lc; I cara, llw, No. t mixd.
1 car, 0c; 1 car, 5c; 2 cars, bS'ic; S cars,
SSc; 1 car, ?c; 3 cara, CTc. No. t mtxea.
1 car, 6!)c; 1 car, B7c; 1 car. He; 1 car. 63Vo
Sample mixed: 1 car, B0c; 1 car, .Vtc.
oats No. S white: 2 cara. 41c. Bampl
white: I ear. 3c; 2 cara 3fVc.
Omaha Cssh Price wheat : No. 1 hard.
ll.0U1.0; No. 3 hard. StcU.01; No. 4
hard. SfiofHI.00: No. 2 aprtng. tl.ftflyl Ofl;
No. S xpting. 9cjS1.04; No. 2 durum, 11.02
I04; No. I d'iriitn, llOOrffl M: sample,
TSfiWc. Com- No. I white. F,ri4c: No.
white, ovmc; "No. 8 while, u8:c; Na
wniie. vuu.; io. i- y low. tortkrr:
No. 4 vellow. fflttc: No. h vellow. &'i'fif-
!e: No. vllo. XVrfKc: No. 3 mixed.
JI'C; No. 4 mixed. alNC; No. I
miifn. ic-Ti'fic: .-to. tnixei. WrTnec:
aimyile. 4;fitvc. Oata: No. 2 white:
44c; atandard 4J',ti41c; No. .1 white, WVtJ
lc; No. 4 white, 3!Wf?0c. Barlev: Mnlt-
Itii; oTnifcc: No. 1 feed. &24xh-. Hyt: No,
3. HUaXtr. No. 3. 8S-BS4C
Chicago closing prices, furnished Th
Bee by Logan A Rrvsn, stock and grain
broker. 315 South Sixteenth 6t, Omaha:
Arllclel
:pen.: Hlgh.i Low. 1 C'lose.l Yes y,
Wheat -
May. 1 U2i
. July.il 10s;
I 1 ?
Corn. I
May.'7Mr74'J
July.i;4'sf11
Oata. I I
1 ll
1 11V,'
7R4
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May
July
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i 20 S7V4 20 CO
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20 M
30 Bo
so j mu
May.
July.
10 K7V4) 10 U4 10 B3H
10
10 774 in 10 70
10 70
Bin.
May
July
11
11 70
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; 11 TTiV :i B ! 11 70
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features f tho Tradlna mmd C'loalntr
Prle mm Hoard of Trad.
CHICAGO. March 1. Dlnturblng report
from Waahlnglon regarding the aubma
rln Issue In congress and touching the
status of the Herman amnnesndor there
caused wheat prices to break todav after
thn market had rallied from th bearish
effect of news that seemed to show ln
ceeasej aitlvtty In the 'destruction of
ttritlsh shirs IUcca closed nervous, Wf
Sio to So net lower, with May at tl.llA.
nd July at S1.jt. lowest D
day In the wheel pit came enrlv when th
market waa mot sensitive a to whether
tho new undersea oollcy of the Ocrmsn"
wnclil be likely to diminish greatly the
nii'iber of veals avallaoio lor np.ni
buaincea from tha I'nlted States. At first
the tnde apiicared to be inclined to tike
a pef4mltic v"W of the outlook. tTv
accoridngly fell. Influenced to ome ex
tent by bearish estimates of domestic
farm reserves. Iitr the attention of th
inn.torlly of spcirt-r veered to reports
of un'isuallv ctlve buying on the part
of miller at Mtnneapol'a and to advloe.
thst -rlou wlutir killing had taken
place In nearly all of th soft avheal
fi 11 '111 vfTitihviJIilliHlita? W i
vyy P Mill HicHUre
ICJ f wtyj DEER ' X
states, The rcult an a temporarily
forclhlt' iintiirn !n values.
Corn i loacrl from lc lower for May to
lc lower for July st 74i," and i Tc,
rt sportively. May onts IosmI c lowr
at 4 V. and the July optloa S" lower
at 41c.
l'ro ilms ranRel ft . mi lSe higher f w
the leading uption lo 1'c lower.
Vmimiiijiji ueveioi'itii uis look effect
on whi-Hi . hleflj In me hist hour of
tradf. In addit on to word that a vot"
was to be forced on the question of
warning Americans frcm taitln? pasage
on armed mcrchtiit ships, baseless ru
mors were current that Ambasevlor
Bernatorff had been given his passports.
The result waa to more than wipe all ad
vances m whoat quotations and to leave
the market at tha finish In a decidedly
unsettled condition.
Corn weakened with "wheat. Beside, a
becrlsh construction win placed on esti
mates of farm reserve of corn as .v -1 1
a of wheat. Export sale of 1.000,000
of oats failed to act as much ui a
stimulus to the oata market. Quotations
of oat appeared to depend almost
wholly on the couisw of other grain.
Higher price on hogs lifted provia on.
Selling by packers, though, led to a re
action ir. the valj.; of laid nnd ribs.
Chicago Cssh Prices Wheat: No. !
red. I1.1WI.I4; No. 3 red. 11.12; No. !
hard. I1.09V6 U3V, No. 3 hard. 1.06i
1.0XV Corn: No. 2 yellow, ToliifTdo: No.
4 yellow. tWg"4c; No. 4 white, fcsnatc.
Oata: No. 3 white. 4Hi841Hc; standard,
42'&'43c. live: No. 2. 90c, Barley: frVtiloc.
Seeds: Timothy, $4.Wfl7.'c5: clover, $10.0OO
SVOU. Provisions: Pork. ll.2.Vii'30.T5: lard,
VOi-: rlhs. 10.S7V5& 11.37.
Bt'TTBR Higher: creamery. !V&34c.
i;i;OS Higher; receipts, ll.fi4 cases:
firsts, 21iifjil;c; ordinary firsts, 20'xc; at
mark caeca Included. llKdilV.
l' TA TO KH Lower: receipt. 33 cara;
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Da
kota whites, KSTiMc; .Minneota and Da
kota Ohio. SKiMc.
ajBW YORK fiKiKRAl, MARKKT
Quotation of the Day on Vartoo
Comraodltlr.
NEW TORK. March 1. FLOUR Un
settled".
W H HAT Snot, unsettled: No. 1 durum.
tl.80: No. 2 hard, 1122V. No. 1 north
em, Duluth, fl.KIVi; No. 1 northern, Man
itoba, Sl.40'4 f. o. b. New York. Futures,
feverish; May, ll.l'JV
XRN-Spot, easy: No. 2 yellow. tai&
82Se o. i. f. New York.
i ATS' uareiy atesay.
l'H'V"lHitiMS Pork, firm; mem, 2l.o0;
family. ;i. SOW 23.00: short clears. S'jO.OkA
23.50. Beef, firm; mess, tn.OOj17.60; fsmily.
The Champion
I Phone CcutUs 876
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S1.SKVS1I.). iMrd, tea(ry; m'ddle west.
llO.ot'li It'.tVI.
HAY-I'lrm; No 1. ll.W4iffl.4o; No. S,
Sl.2Wr1.3B: No. 3, ll.0wjfl.tft.
HOI'S Kasy; state, common to cholo,
1615, 14'(i2--.c.
H1DK8 I'lrm: Begot. Kg: Cen
tral America, 324c.
i.e. .a in n f Ii in' hemluk Tirets, 3-'W
34"; rccni'ls. Tiflc.
TA I, LOW Stead v; city. 8V,c; country.
ISf.c; special. 8'c.
i i c.i. -e rin: receipt. 9.7. tubs;
creamery extras, 33274r; creamery firsts.
3J-i';i:tv.c; seconds, .VMiifl.ic
Ft 'OS .strong; receipt.. R.i case;
fresh gathered extras, Sif'.9c; extra
f'rats. 2eQ-2R4o; first, TW,'., eeconda
M!a37c.
CHKJ8Bi Stsady- receipt. 4S3 boxes;
state, whole milk, held flats, colored spe
cials. lfrtflSc: state, whole milk, held
flat, white, lie; atat, whole milk, held
flat, colored average fancy. l"VMM7c;
state, whole milk, held flats, average
fancy, white. 17'vgTJV?; flat, current
make special. 17tc; flats, averag run,
p-ve
POltTRT- Alive, no sale reported:
anllers asking a follows: Chickens, 1H
17c; fowla, 17WO!8c; turkey, 2'g2c.
Dressed quiet; price unchanged.
Read Bee Want Ad for profit te
them for result.
GOTHIC
Arrow
Collar
Fits the 'gnot of a four-ln- hand
or bow perfectly. 2 fur 25c.
Cluett, Peabody or Co.. Inc., Makers
of Moderatl
HENRY ROHLFF CO.
2567-9
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