its Good' Business

to order your winter Coal supply now. Coal is coming in good order and prices are reasonable. _ _

We can su ply"_‘,t11‘¢ best

nolh hard and ft."-~» _ _

i.utitil§&ci

We havésorae wonderful

¥AIlGAlNS_in the following mes :- Women's Patent Oxfords. ' Women’s Kid Oxfords.

Women’s Grey High Cut

Bals. ~

Women's Brown High Cut

Bals.

_The Oxfords are all small

sizes 2 1-2, 3, 3 1-2. 4.

The liigli Cut Bois are in `

all sizes. _

hvery pair oi’ the above

goods are worth todo ,up to I

, Y

$6.50 and you can have your choice tor _ ~

$3_.oo

-` Ms "UK Wliwliuw

MORRIS--SMITH--BEER

WINONA COLLARS $1.00 por doz-

en at 'Moore & McLeod Limited.

132-8-8-M21.

sale at Johnson & Johnson, Drugglsts,

ply just received The lm erial Drug

JON`I'|EEL is on in full swing. Tale.

`Jonteel is 35:: per tin. The Mackin- non Drug (lo. .147.3.9M2|_

4-sha§1es5'4R°g4“l“l` Drice 2.00. Saturday

SATURDAY you can buy Peabody

Overalls at Moore &. McLeod Limited fOr $2.65. _ lhlill-S38I\T2l_

AWA’ T0 THE SCOTS’ GATHER

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Co.. H. W. Tooiubs & Co, 168. I

flavors. The Imperial Drug Co. H.W. Toombs & Co. 16s_

BIG SALE of the fanious Jonteel

_ _;__ ‘ Products. Tulc. Jonteel is 35c per

_ gggqgns pAR|s GREEN is for tl-n. The -MacKinnon Drug Co.

_ » in-s-efivizi.

(lor.-'Kent nl. Prince Streets. 169. ~

AUTO OWNERS! Get your cars

_ Moms ci-|0¢QLA-1-E3 a fresh sup. decorated for Peace Celebration.

158-8-9-M2l

COME in und try our fresh _supply

of Moirs Chocolates. The Imperial Drllz Co. H. W. Toonibs & Co. 168

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o'cloCk_i(Staiidard time.) ftcv. H. D.

1.0.0.-'Moore & McLeod Liiii-ited. . . 'i' , Ii»”¥IU9“d will °mcl“l9.-

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~ WINSLOE CiRCUlT--Preaching services will be held as usual tomor- row the 10th instant on the Winloe Circuit. 1*

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*vknihy ing, (Iolin’s coming, ltonald’s coming, the sun_iiner _at his former hoine in

liunillton, will preach morning and

'_ ' --- __ -T--;-__ ' L, Allister an' all's coming. 153_ evening in ’/.lon (lliurch tomorrow,

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OVERALLS at $2.00 in plain black.

plain blue. and blue and white stripes. Overalls have~two top un:l___iwo hip pockets, ()n sale for Satorilaiy only $2.00. Moore & McLeod Llnilteil.

132-8-SMZI

TENNIS TOURNAMENT.-6I‘hc

Ciiarlrittetown Tennis Club will hold a tournament of mixed doub_les this afternoon. All ineinbers` are expected to _take part. Drawing for partners :tt 2.30 sharp.

VERILE VEGETATION.-Evidence

of the iriiitfulness of this province and the vli'tility oi’ its plant life is l'uriiisii-

SERVICE CANCALLED. -» The

service previously announced for the North River Baptist church on Sun- day evening, August 10th, has been cancelled for unavoidable reasons.

OIGARS AND SMOKERS SUP-

PL'IEiS.-You'ii find your favorite cigar in our cigar case. Johnson & Johnson, briiggists, Cor. Kent and Prince Streets. 169.

CHEESE BOARD QUOTATl0NS.-

Mr. Robert Jenkins Secretary of the P. E. Island (llieese B<iiIi~il received the following telegram yesterday front Brockville, Ont. “1200 cheese sold at 25% less ti eight to Montreal

#Q5/5. edlhy Llic somewhat rare presciiceion ' F ` _ ~"

' the same tree of ripe i'ruit and bios- 1” '

FV l 7"- ’ Y 5° ' Y W----W _ T __a sonis. :Mr. Charles tluniing showed SCOTTISH sP0RTS""Th° Chur'

_ _ ~. . _ . _ . - iottetown Driving Club are going to

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specialty of Men’s Boots both medium and high class.

- Sec our $4.50 Special. `

Childi‘en’s White Footwear 75c pair. _

All kinds Boots and Slices at reasonable prices.

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DRINK ANNAPDLISID VALLEY APPLE CYDER

It is healthful- --refreshing-invigorating

and appctizing. It possesses the same virtues asa ripe, juicy Apple.

' If you drink Evangeline Cyder regular

~l_y you will have good digestion-a cleai skin-good appetite. It is the national- drink for Maritime Canada.

Order a cask from us and cnj“oy the

bcnciits of a beneficial beverage.

Is non-alcoholic-guaranteed not to i

ferment. Send your order at once tor a

10, 15 or 20 gallon cask.

` R. T. IIOLMAN, LIMITED

é Summerside

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.I‘.I:MITED-.-, °+

Wholesale Grocers

Charlottetown, P. E. I._

Look over our Grocery List, » then call us up. "

_‘THE HOUSE 0F SERVICE”

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cioiis ripe cherry and a blossom, thc pioinise oi’ another theiiy

- ' ::BOYS COTTON TWEED. pants

'~ with braces. Ages 2 to 6. Saturday 50

' cents. Moore & 'McLeod Limited.

133-8-SM2i_

Armstrong,'l:i. C. June 11th, 1919.

Minard‘s Liniment Co., Utd.

Yarmouth, N_. -S.

Dear Sirsr

Since the start of the Baseball sea-

son we have been hindered with sore muscles, sprained ankles, etc., but just as soon as we started using Minard’s Liniment our troubles cuded.‘ Every base-ball player should keep a bottle of your llninient handy.

Yours truly,

E. E. ARMSTRONG,

Secretary Armstrong High School

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.lust What You Have Been_Wanting

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Friends New England Brown Bread with raisins

Put up in 'tins-all cooked-

ready to eat I _

Poiitains 1 lb 2 oz PRICE 306

Benn it soil

GROCERS.

“The Story Where t

Cleanliness Prevails"

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Oiiice Royal Bank Build- ing, Charlottetown

Office Hours 9,30--IZ

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Military ,Boxes

_ verseas Military Boxes that we will dispose of at 10 cents , each-These are__ _'the real vp thing for carrying lui_i_cli to tl Plcnics, P a r k e s, hishing *B Tries, etc. Original price 20c. ‘B

\_ hile they last l0a. 3

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We have _in stock 5000s

IlE.-TWO MACS§

tho Guaidian yesterday -.I -»<_heiry

%E %%%&§u hrancli from his gai'd.In hearing a lus- put 0" their very best at the Scmlmll

Sports next \VednesIlay_ Wo predict that the racing will i'ully equal that oi’ June 25th which was its exciting as any held in recent years, li.

GOOD PRICE FOR HAY.-At a

isilc of hay for Mr. Patrick i)iiiTy, East Royalty, coiiilucted by Mr. Benj. (‘.iii'ier on 'l‘htirsday evening four fields of hay were sold at $30 un acr-1:. ’i‘iie piii~'cli.isi~i‘s were Mcssiii Angus llcsitoches, licriicrt Johnson and John Quinn.

,Fl°H PLENTIFUL.-'There was a

good quantity of fish on sale ,in th-'i market ycsteriiuy._(lod fire new being hooker! iii good numbers on the North Side. iMr_ Albert (lullant, iii'<1iighl in 000 yesioriluy from itii_~iti<-_o with lils auto truck. 'l‘hey sold at 20 to cents each. (foil sold at Sc per lb.

LEAVES FOR ENGLAND.-l~`light

llieiit. Arthur .Doiill, who has been visiting his parciits, Mi'. und Mrs. W.- l’_ llouil of this city, left 'i`liurs<lay inurniiig on ri‘_tiirn to liluglaiiil. wliero ho fs ail:icli_cd io the poriiiatiient forces of Crt-at ilrltaiii. i.ieut~. llouil I-_arries willi him thc bvti wishes of a lurgc circle oi' friciitlsi. V

WEDDING vEs'rEnoAv_- The

_Methodist (iliurch was the scene of ii very pretty wediliiig yesterday after- noon when Miss ltuth Miller dangli- ter ot’ Mr. .lnines Miller, l"i'cuch Fort, became the wife of Mr. Daniel Mc- Dougall ot' Taiinton, Mass., i'orinerly of this city. The cereiiioiiy was per- forineil by thc pastor Rev. Mr. Glen- dciiirliig in the preseiice of a large iiuuibcr of friends. The couple were iiiiattciirlcd. The bride was attired in

ried a lieaiitifiil bouquet. She was a member ofthe Methodist ‘-(ihurch

J 'choir anil the edifice was tastefully

decorated by the lady members of the choir for the occasion. She has been for some time stciiographer wi-th thc ilriii of J. A. F'ai'qiiliai'son & Co., where she will be niuch missed, After the ceremony the happy 'young cou- ple leit by the afternoon train for Sumiifcrsiile en route to their future home in Taiiriton followcil by the good wishes of a host of friends.

::MONDAY is the last day for re-

ceiving discount on electric iight hllvia

for Jul ligntlng. Pay today and sa e mQ|\Cy,y 125-8-M3l.

M‘inard's Liniment for sale everywhere

' There’s a Live Wire

Connecting Your Home with our

Store f

It means you can have '

what you ‘want just when you want it. You always , have the privilege of return-_ 'i/ng or exchanging goods or- 'dered by phone.

_ Phene Central 33

for anything you n_eed, Small- orders will be delivered _iust ns cheerfully as large ones.

1 _ Try us

I I0iiNSON & I0iINSON

‘Tho Guolltyvbrugotofo Gomer Kent and Prlloo ltroth

I _..» , . oivms ssnvicis in si. .It>iurr- ‘ Mews c|»iiP. HATS. Au sizes. shit' church- Mlilfm- on Sunday next at 3

blue silk with suninicr furs, and cur-_

COLORADO L. 2.10 owned by Mr

will likely- duplicate his record break- ing heat at the Caledonian Sports on Wednesday next.

FAST RACING may be expected at

the Caledonian Sports on Wednesday All the horsei are in spicndld‘sliape and ready for a royal battle.

MR. P. S. BROWN the veteran horse- msn took a seat in the sulky yesterday' afternoon and easily drove Hilda S. u iniie in 2.18%.

PROPERTY SALE.-The double

tenement house on Hillsboro Street pear King Square owned by Miss Mc- Lean, was sold at auction on Thurs- day byi Mr. Benj. Carter. The pur- chaser was iMr.' V. Robin whose hid _Was $3,700. ‘ ‘

THE FIRE SUFFERERS.-it is

pleasing to note that the two worst sui'ierei's by the recent Suniinersldo disaster were somewhat improved yon- lerduy and were able to'talk to one an- other in thc hospital forthe ilrsl tinie. They were also able yesterday to take some soup and toast-the iirst i-out nourislinieut. lieth are suilcriiig to a great extent as the result ot’ in- haling the gasoline fumes.

ROTARY.-At the monthly meeting

of the Rotary (‘.lub held 'Tliursday night a resolution was passed favour- ing (lharlottctown as a separate mil- itary 'distrlct. it was decided by re- oliitioii to increase the entrance fee to the Club from $10 to $20 and the annual subscription from $10 to $20. The feature of the evening was an ail- drcss by Itotarlan Judge_I<‘itzgei'alt1 on

ILQ,Qizi;gr and its ri-i:iti'ni to"thc world. It wa. a splendid ciToi't and cominiind- eil the closest attention throughout. Prof. George ltobinson of Vancoiivi-r, at fornier resident oi' this city, who was 11 guest, (as was also Mr. Wood of lialii'ax,) gave a slrirt reference to the earlier days when he lived in (‘harlottetown and delighted all with his recitation of ii piieiii by the lute I’rol'. T. A. i.ePage_ itoturian Viln- iluskirk sang un original sonit. “flood Old (‘.liarloitctown," which was woll received. Miss I.. ltlurlc was oc- roinpaiiist. 'i‘he i’resiilI‘nt Waiter S. Grunt presided. _

::BOVS’ COTTON Tweed Suits,

blouse style. Ages 3 to 7- Special for Saturday $1.75. Moore &. McLeod Limited. 1315-S-Slliti.

PERSONALS '

Misra Ella ilorscy, city, left ycsIci‘~

day on it visit to St. John.

ilir. J. J. Iloiisoii, Montreal is visit-

ing (‘li;\i'loitetown the guest _if _his bro- thi»i' 'Mix W. S. I.ousoii_ _

/Misses Alberta :ind Enid Macl~`iii'-

lainie have retiiriicil to Siiniinersidc :il'~ ter visiting friends in (‘li;irlottetowii and Moiiizigiiii.

Mr. Shirley J. Biirlioe of Stanley

Shaw & l"cai'doii’s is spending his holidays at his home in Alexandra..

The Misses llevina and Anna Mac-

l)ougitll city' are visiting in.Alexundra. the guests of Miss Bessie Burlioc,

The many young friends of Mr.

Win. G. lloiison of the Bunk of !Vion< tr'eai, in Montreal, are pleased to seo liiiu home once more on his va_catiol1_

\V_ S. Newsoiu was an outward

passenger this inoruliig by the (‘ar- ferry. We wish him success in tilt search for speed.

Mrs. Fulton Adains \vlio has been

sponding It holiday at her i'ormcr honio here left yesterday on return to Moncton. ` _

Mrs. Alex (2. Brown, City, left yes~ terday with her neicé on a visit to, Moncton, where they will be guests of Mrs. l<`iiitoii Aiiainei.

Elfoclivn this date, Mr. E. G. White

is zippoiiitf-d Siiperiiitciideiit, Depart- ment of Uoioiiizatloii and Ilevulopinciii with licailquarters at Montreal.

Mr, and Mrs. (lharlcs Molyiieaux, of

Lniirencc, Mass., have returneil to North Wilt.-ililre after a pleasant visit with friends at Sl. Peters, Milltown (lross and Charlottetown.

Miss ilsabel Milligan, of North Wilt-

shiro has heeii spending a very plea- sant vacation with friends in t‘harlot- tetown, St. Peters, anil Milltowii Cross.

The liilsscs Enima and t‘atlirlni\

Murchison, Buenos Ayres, have re- turned to their siiininer homo at Point l'rim al_`ter visiting Miss Flor- ence Lantz, 14 Prince Street.

Mr. (lleaver White, station agent,

Vernon River was in the city yesiei~- day visiting his brother Frank who is iii the it. Fl. i. iiospital under trout- nicnt for appendicltis.

Miss Margaret lierrell. returned to

hor hoino 48. Weyinnuih Street after spendiiig a very pleasant vacation iii iiot 7 the guest of Mrs. Patrick Butler (lleiigary. ‘

'lrd Before returning they will visit

ine Fedora shape. Size 7'/3 and 7'/4 $8.50 Saturday $4-25. Moore 6. McLeod Limited. 133-8-8M‘Zi.

special door which is never opened ex- cept on two occasions-wlien there is a marriage or n death in the family.

Stages arc bred in China for their

horns, the horns being cut wiilin soft

l`-.5 _ Y it

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_eEtiIits`L. efuuitniln ,eeieitnifiariia

" V t taken mlm' years of presistent

I work on thepnrt of the fox rancher ‘ 3T» JAM5s c-HUROHL

_ E I _ R . I'l' PAY! to bll_! Ill IMI P1’0Yllw0~ OOOL» EFRESHING drinks of all|H__mm_md Kelly ___ in great form _md In communmes where the indumry

has made good, to convince those who -reside at a distance that fur farming is a truly commercial industry, esp- able of yielding large profits if con- ducted in ii businesslike inunner.

If more publicity had br-en given it,

the results would have been iuueh greater, but as it is, people every- where are now booouiiug thorougiy convinced that fox farming pays well. -_lt_-anything more were needed to entuliiisli thi- foci, a statement lately issued by the Bankers Ainalganiated Silver Black Fox (io. iliil., of Alherry Plains, Prince Edward island, would convince tho most skeptical. ’I‘liis company which was started in 1915 has been run in a th,oroii|:li business- like iiiaonei, and the siivoess it has made must in a great incasiire he credited to Mr. F. E. Miiz'/.y, of Spriiiléilold. iviuss., and Mr. Shaw Mc- Millaii, the gt-iii.-ral manager.

Whvnilic original company was

oi'Ruiilzi~ti of wliii-h 'the present flank-

i~_;‘s (‘oii_ipaiiy is an, aiiialgainalioii o oven pairs if foxes were iracticall the t-iitirc '$s`;fi~ts_ I y

Toility they have :I total of II24 foxes

000 and` out of ii capital stork of $700,- 000 have issiii-ii only 184,700 pi'el'i.-ri'ctl llllil ,1H4.00il roiiiiiiuii. _

(ln the pt‘I'feri'oii slot-ii an average

‘if 3 iiffl' “Pill yiiairly has been paid. Not itll ilio stock issued was sold, as inuch of it was given out in the way of stock ilividr-iiiis.

lip-to-tial", it has bf-on the object oi

the <~oinpan_v to crcati- a reserve in foxes i.itl|i>i tlilii ».I\ .ill oil in

Wise liiisiiiiiss poiii-_\'_ Now llizit this i'csoi've has lie:-ii uf-<|iiirt-d, at least S por cont. to i0 pr-r cont. ii _vi-:ir can illlililsl bositlvr-i_\' be proiiiisod on the coiiiinon, on sl_oi~k lieiiiilcs ii sure

ill" ili"’f0i"""l~ /\H It l‘i‘I:l|lui' hiisiiicss viitorprisc. the iiiiiikcrs t‘oiiipiiny is :I siir~ci»sS-, and what ihoy have done, :iny one else in the iiidiistry can do.

Market Comments for Week Ending

' July 31st, 1919.

Live Stock. 'I`Oit()N'1`t) ii`iiioii Stork Yards):

(‘_iioico ‘iciivy cattle foiind it randy

sale tliroiiglioiit thu \v?~i-k at slightly firinvr prices, but all coniinon grades iiirtlier i't-I-_oiiotl in viilui-. ii decline of 50 to 75 I-_t-nts per liitndrt-il being noted on :ill lots oi that qiialily oi'|'i-ri\'l. (iw- ihg to tht- voiitiiiiiotl dry wi-:iiiii»i' and ‘ " ' V ' iii- ri I

liaviii`g diilirully in ilis|i:ising of iii-:ir o|'1'f=riiigs :ii_ un_\’ililiig like: siiiisfiii-ioi'y pri<~vs. 'l`iii» ahutioirs have only liiuili-.i oiitici for light :ind I-oininon bert' ut |ii'i»s-nil, aii;i i:i|'iii<-i-s avi- not now on

'tho Inarltot ‘ii i|iii~.1l 'of slot-lii~rs :intl

i`i\_r-tliirs; livui-ii tho poor di-u\1iii.l_ lIt‘_:\v_y ciililc iiowi‘v\\i‘, :irc ri-iiiiily

A l`\ii‘tl\i-_r sliipinciit. this i_iini» I-oiisii-It ing of over iliree liiiiiilri-d head of ho.iv_v cattle will bi-_ nia_t_ie in l~`_ruiiI-o

try points. ’l`lic top price for heavy I-_at- tic during the ivcok was $ii'».00 por iiuntli'od._ao.l was paid for sit-i~rs aver- aging twcivc iitiiidretl pounds; one load aivcragiilg tliirtci-_ii liuiiiiri-d pounds sold :it $l4.75, wliilo ollivr good loads ircre \vr\iI:lia»d up from $13.50 to $l<i.2:'i por liiiiidri~i|_

i’rii-os for hogs lit-ld iiiirly si_I~.-ily

all week, and while a lower inaiitt-t was tiiiltoii, it did not iiiutt\i'i.i!:z<-_ Qiioiiilioiis |‘cinaiiii~ii the siinic us dur

siiaraiitco of tlir rcixiilar S poi- t-viii, on SALVATION ARMY ».»"

bought up, local iiliailtiirs biildiiii; fro- '_ ill _ f - < » - olv on all oii'i-rail, ond a locrul coiii-l $l"-."0~ Wl"l‘* "-""'l“°“ mln CUWB W* _ niissioii firm l>ii\'iiigoiii~xport uizcuiint. Slow sellers and in niaiiy cases the

on Monday; most oi' the aninisils in if ' P' 5 ~ the coiisigiiiiiciii. \vcri=_ houglit at coun- ""‘"‘_‘""i\ l““ll’S ‘lf !""1" l”`=‘9‘llnl5 m

ing the prcvioiis wt-ok, rdiiging from ‘ Mlnarws I-l"i'"°"¢ "Nd b¥

ll a. m. sermon,

position .and what came of it. i-Ierinon, su-bject, "Vision

llonsc.” Visitors

vided. Pastor, Rev

ZION CHURCH

11 a. ni. sermon, Chlldre11’s`

2.30 p. in. Sunday School and Classes. 7 p. m. sermon. Pastor Mr. Taylor.

METHODIST CHURCH ',_.

i »

ll in ni sermon Suiidity

o'clock. 7>p. in. `serI1ibn.F'l‘nnt’pr.`R__ ll l G. W. I-‘. Giendennti;g..M. A»,_,_S,_ ,

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sAP1'is1' oiwitci-|~ ,f . __

11 a. m. scrh1oii,isi.lbjoct§'-itilodti

-\1-sense to Muni 12.111 ,sundaysciiogi und llibie Classes. 7 p. 111. qerwog, subject, Youth and Opportunity. Pu- tor, ltev. C. lt. l~`rcenian_' _ '

F’

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sr. PAuL's cwuncl-I ' ‘

ani. lioiy Communion. 10 a. m. Suh- ilay School unit liible Class. Preacher itev. (ft-til Williaiiis Wiggins, Rector

ui’ Sat-_kville N. ll. 7 _ m. evenln "

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prayer and serinon.

\ST. PETER'8 CATHEDRAL _ - _ ,,

lloly (‘_ommunion_ 8 and 11 s'. u¥.f

idv<-iisoiig 7 p. ni.. Rev. Canon Simp-

" ' 1 iii' is ~ as

ilivlilonds, \\'liii:li has provod ii very mn'

PEOPLE’8 CHURCH I _f

2.150 Sunday School. 7 p. m.,_s

iiioii_ Pastor itev. D. McLean._ ,

Ensign and Mrs. P. Forbes, 08100*

in charge, Saiiirday at 8 D. fn. Sli# vatiou iiioctiiig. Sunday at 11 a. mii- lioiines meeting. 3 p. ln. Praise mod; ing. 2.30 p. ui. Salvation ineetin ' Sunday School and Adult Classes 2 p. in. All cliildren invited; Yoh ll invilr-il lo atiuiiil above services Soiig hooks provided. Music at

sci'vici»s_ >‘

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$2Zi.."»0 to $23.75, i‘_o.b; and $24.50 $24.75 pci' hundred for selects, fed an' watcried, with $24.00 pcr~ hundred ol! lor sows and $5.00 for stags. _ I\liN’I`lLl'}Ail: _ ' Ti (‘oniinon light steers weighing eig

sllolllige oi Iced in l _ iiiii ry, this t- » ht inariu-i is living ovcrloiitli-il with thin; lN“‘li""l Ilmlilils “nil ‘GSW Chang* liltlll i~;ii|_|i- and i~oiiiiiiIs:'ioii i`li'in,-; :irc llilllil-*I 1\l`U“'i‘l 58-50- PVICGB fm' bm”

pri-vioiis work, the common ran being i`roiii $8.25 to 8.50 per' hl.lh'dl' for those in i'a_ir flesh and weiglrl i'roni iight Eiundreil and fifty to t _ liuinli-od pounds. Twenty cows avet# aging clove" li'in<ired and iifty poun-1.8 \'\'oi'<- sold at ziiitiiii per hundred, soma vciv md rows bi-tween $9 50 ting

wi-ro about. cqiiiil with those of tg

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pi‘ii-_cs realized were considerably low: cr than diirmg the previous wcclr. *_

Good laiiihs sold inoslly at S17.0Q;

\\iiil an odd sale fi' tivo wa at $17 50;

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eil iroin $14.00 to $l'I(|'i sheep

$0.00 to 10.00 and very poor sheep

$.‘4_00_ . ,

Select hogs sold at $24.00 per

ri-d, we-iglii-d utl` durs. Th as

a vi-ry lit~a\'_v run of sows last few \v»\ehs, that many

iiiiiivoidzibli-, but this week there

it largi- p<>ri'i-iitiige of

iight pigs iii the i'ecclpts<,

iniproper.

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