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/ Test Your Knowledge I Cm vou answer seven of these I ten questions? Turn to page Four for the answer* 1 Which amendment to the Conalltut ion abolished ala very in the U. •.? 4 Ou what bay la Newport, 11. I.! 4. What la the name tor a femaln terrapin* 4. la the name of Bryan t Bltaj) Grant associated with golt tennis or track? 5 What la * depilatory? 4. In which war waa the Battle of Riwttsylvaaia Court Homo? ?, What la the hydrosphere of the globe? 8. th><» standing at an npen winvow during a counderatorm inti rase the danger of being struck by lightning? 9- What is the correct p-ouuncia-:lon of the word gala? 10. Through what city does the Tiber Hirer flow? COURT HOUSE Ruled To Answer In (lie damage suit of Juanita DoBolt by her nest friend. Llo>d DeBolt, against Dale Bedwell the defendant was ruled to answer absolute on or before September «•. Ordered To Amend In the damage suit of Dealer I’ontiua again. I fdlaon Lehman, the plaintiff was ordered to tile an ■.mrnd.d complaint on or bofotc

:lytA /\ / / /) ( A ■ W’he Oid m , I |_ IWoy g j No “Repaired look”— Kalos thort like MT! FORTNEY SHOE REPAIR So. Second St.

Public Sale £..**?“ - u<l rented my farm by | pXy‘ on A u r , ‘‘ M * O " f-rW * mUe W *“ Su * a ‘ THURSDAY, September 14 Commencing at 12:00 Noon 11 — HEAD of cattle — 13 4 u y L'. ,W; u “*‘ n ‘»*'F Cow s. both milktag K<x»l flow; 'I li7i7 r ; "J : . Brow " 8wl “ 7 * '*■ , ”^ to «“■ Guernsey i Heifer, be fresh in De.; Jersey Hoffer to- fresh In lx-.. 3y. ariinx 1 I He,to ”* ll ’ 4 Heifer. 3. fresh 111 .March. Roan Helfer 3 fie.h I Hetfer. Dur hum Bull. 3 >t old HOGS—II Brood Sowa, farrow In Ort ; 3" Feeder II»k> 75 to ISu B, “ m " “ ,d •** ti P""e<i Poland China I Minra. i Pt ‘* l * r Hl br,M • •*«' <»• Id of .» 1U \ , . * ,, ®® E *" LAN I° U I Black Hawk Corn Planter In good condllion ,We,; 1 •‘"Hr'a; china closet; ironing board, and itiauyl arUcles um» uuinenu* to mention TKR .M H~ -('mli. H BLN F. BUTLER, Owner Roy H JohiiiMHi Auctioneer T. MMwiltte Clerk. i

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> I September 23. Case Dismissed rhe complaint on bond of Lula I Mock against Chester D. Armstrong a as dismissed and the cosU paid on motion of the plaintiff ■ lu the damage salt of Dorothy Me Kruale. by George M-Kenai t age I net Albert Thiele. ih» defendI' aut waa ruled to answer. i i In the damage suit of the General Exchange company against No- > vitae Moeer, the court ru,»d the I plaintiff to reply to the defendant s cross even plaint on or before Sep- | it’urber 31. [ In the damage suit of Willma MeKinale, by George M< Kill lie. against ij Albert Thleje. the court ruled the acfendMt to answer. Set For Trial The suit of William Stafford against the Hoff Bratt Brow'ng corporation. George Bickel. Frank LonI Gardner and Martin Kammeyer, m I winch the plaintiff alleges take i Imprisonment, was set for trial De- | cvtuber 11. Demurrer la Heard . A demurrer to the amended complaint in the damagi suit of Aloyalus Geimer agalnat Leo Faurote was presented to the court and the arxumvula heard, with the court axing the matter under advlsu* meot. Suu Is Venued The damage amt of Mike Terplans against Nanai A. Tslguloff was venued to Hunting oouuty by art cement of parties A like suit v.ought by Agnes Terplnat against same defendant was also venued there. Case la Dismissed The condemnation suit of the city <1 Decatur against Edgar Ktaft was d.wntssed without prejudice and tho coats taxed against the plaintiff. Ruled To Answer The defendants were ruled to I answer tn the conversion and damage .uit of Ed Berllng. aa receiver, land Everett Singleton against liarl« Matpi and others. Rose Sether to Edgar Mulachler. , mlot <l2 in Decatur for 11. B “ ’» Jo * r ° , Llicnberger et ua. itiiot 3a in Bern--1 'or 41. I J BWBM W “ x 10 Harr ? O. M illmm. et .1, «, u Waj creek township for |l. Blood Donors Form Club Heckere- • Closer Club has inaugurated a tion proteaaioim] donors aenlce. The I.|<mml of the club members. well distributed among all four types. Is donated free Nome* <4 t-lub members have been filed with all nearby hospitals, and member* are available for call al j any tlm**.

I "REDHEADS ARE LDCKY" - By Vera Brown

CHAPTER XVII . Vu*?* n .°°". whe " W ‘» h *•"» *»» to tha hotel. Ho did not atop at her counter, but went on into Downey's back together* **** tW ° "Mike, I've got something to tell ?? u . !. ou ** along with us tonight." "But how can I?" 1 1 ?**"<• R. somehow « Well fix your salary so it will run while you’re away. I'll send it over to your mother." Downey said. "But Wish—“ “We all right Carol lee will look after you. She's a good egg. She and Dusty always have a large t suite. You can have one of tho bedrooms. You're her guest." “But clothes. Wishl 1 haven't any." Man-like ho answered, “You always look swell." "I can’t go looking shabby." “Os course you can, I mean you don't look shabby." Downey took a hand in tho mat ter. "If you need clothes, you can get them in Chicago. Make tho club pay fyr them." . H .?. W e,n 1 le,v * that long? •lei! be so thrilled over your Utters, he won't mind." Wish insisted “Hero's 4*o. Take it 111 get it from the club.” “You mean leave right now?" “Os course. If you've got any shopping to do, get busy. The train ticket. Hi give it to Carol. Meet you down at tho station." “I*oes Handsome know about it?” Mike was suddenly afraid. "That’s what he's been screamin'

for. Well find out when we meet you at tho station!" And Wish rushed off leaving Mike with Duwney. He urged her to get on her way. £*'■ yo Jr pay 10 your mo,f '»r. Mike. Don't worry about a thing." “It doesn't seem fair to you. Mr. Downey.” Downey only laughed and urged her te hurry. He did not explain that the dub would look after him. Shortly Mike found herself out on the street breathless. Iter puree with 450 00 clutched in her hand. She had to have another pair of shoes. It was almost one o'clock She should get a dress or a suit or something. The white linen would not do for September. Frantic, she tried to figure just what would be absolutely necessary purchases When she esm, out of th. .tor!: it waa 3 o'clock. She was hot and faint. She'd had no lunch. DesCrate, she climbed into a eab with r packages She eould not face etruggi'ng with ths bundles in tho subway. And she felt guilty about such extravagance. When she finally walked into the apartment. Jimmie was resting and •o was her mother. She camo in like s summer cyclone, dumped her purchases on tho table, and the words tumbled out of her mouth. "What about my old coat, mother?” she called. “And is there a decent looking suit ease?" The little apartment was sudden*

ly turned into a madbouaa. Mrs. Shannon got to work on the new black frock, and Mika began throw. Ing out clothes from the dresser drawers. It waa Mrs Wheeler from serosa the Loll who saved the day for Mika. She came in, learned the situation and went to work pressing the spring coat She loaned Mike a respectable looking suitease. too. During all this Mike had to give instructions about money. There were certain tails which must be met. Then Jimmie had to have everything explained to him He was so excited, his pinched little face burned hot with fever, end Mike's heart sank. Maybe, she shouldn't leave him. But her mother overruled her: “Go, it will do you good." There was a little money in the old broken teapot where her mother hid away extra dollars. Mike gave her everything she had except five

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dollars of the money Wish bad given it her. She'd have to have something r f*r Bps ■ When Mike was Anally dressed in • ths old black crepe for traveling, she did look nice She had new I gloves, and a purse. It waa hard, - saying good-bye to Jimmie, but finally she got out of tho bouse on schedule. Mrs. Wheeler pressed one of her sons into service to drive I Miks over to Grand Central. t At tho station, Mike could see no. . body she knew. She was a little ahead of Ums. Wish came, found t her, forlorn, with her two bags and i her hat bos and he thought he'd i never seen a prettier picture. He sent her luggage on the train to Carol Lh'i drawing room, and then I waited for the rest of the gang. Aeo Barnes earns early. It eras the first time Mike had ever met the famous catcher-manager, and she waa shy. i "Thanks for coming." was an he said as ho shook her hand. Mike was sure he hardly saw her. He was distraught and worried. Then , Handsome came swinging down the stops on a half run for the gate. “Larry!" Wish's voice halted him. “She's going!" Handsome's face, when he heard the news, waa payment enough for Mike's panic and worry. Carol and Mike were busy opening packages in the Lee suite in a Chicago south shore hotel. The pile of packages was the result of their first day's shopping trip. With trembling fingers Mike undid the big box which held her new suit. “It's beautiful!" the girl said, her eyes shining aa she held up the '

. jacket “Not bad for |SB 50.” Carol ad ! mitted. “I shouldn't have let you talk me into spending that much on it. I can’t afford it" “Nonsense! The dub's got to pay the bill, anyhow. You've gvt to look decent" . Carol had been furious when Aee Barnes had broken the news to her that she must chaperon Mike. But now she found the girl amusing Besides, Carol liked anybody whom she eould teach something about clothes, and Mika waa a likriy pupil The telephone rang As Card got up to answer it. Miks, still on her knees, stared ruefully at the suit ’Pread out over a big overstaffed ehair. Ito elegance was beyond Mike's wildest dreams. It was simple with a simplicity which, Mike had learned, coat money. No doubt Carol knew clcthes! . C * r ® l perched on the arm of the chair had dropped into her best finishing school voice as she picked up the telephone: "Yes” she drawled. “No. I'm •orry, Mr. Lee is not in." She wrinkled her nose at Mike aa she put on her "telephone act” as Caro! always called it: "This is Mrs. Loe speaking May I give Mr. Lee the message?" There was a alight pause, then SJJ 01 • la PP* l d*'*" tke telephone; There, she won't cal! again Not after that” “She*"

_'" S ?’P* ,hat railed last night." Carol ht a cigarette, sank back on the davenport. “Mike, you better take lessons from me. See this mail? 1 go over it with a fine tooth comb. Dusty doesn’t see only what I want him to too. Besides. I watch the telephone like a hawk. Have to." She sighed deeply. “Women are fools and it’s up to each of us to fight. Nobody is ever going to cut in on Dusty!" Mike waa amused. The four days traveling with th, club had left bar gssping.... Carol was a constant surprise. Mike Wied at the thought of how slender Carol ordered big Dusty Lee about. And how he obeyed' UPP<r It was close to lunch time. Mike went back to the contemplation of the suit while Carol commented • “Yee, it's good. It looks like something. We must get you a de-

i rent hat. Better leave the suit on. ’ Well shop for it thia afternoon." “Aren't we going to the game?" i "Lord, no! Not If I ean help It. , Handsome , not pitching. Dusty is. And my Hubby doesn't want me out , there watching. He says I make him nervous! That's a break for me.” Mike looked a little startled. “I'd like to see the game!” ahe protested. “Nonsense, if you go. I have tol Now get ready and well go hat hunting. We can piek up a bite " Tho two were ol? a little after noon Tho hat waa bought and put on Mika's pretty head by one o'clock. Carol seemed restless. “Now, honey, I want you to do something for me. I've got some business to attend to. It’s a personal matter. Be a good girl and run along.” Carol waa watching Mike's unsuspecting face. “I'll meet you some place at 6 o'clock," Carol added. “But I must be back at the hotel by the time Handsome comes.” "I know. So must I, for Dusty. Now Mike, you know everybody wants a little time to themaelvce. It's Just that Dusty is jealous of evsry thing 1 d 0... ■ Carol's eyes faltered under Mike's direct gaze. "Where do you want me to meet you?" Mike asked without further comment Her voice was cool and unruffled, but it cut off any confidences. “11l meet you by 4:14 in the eutrate drug store down the street from the hotel. O. K ? Don't be late." Then Mike and Carol parted.. Mike walked along Michigan boulevard. The beautiful day, her lovely clothes were suddenly spoiled

fer her. She liked Carol. She liked ■ Dusty and she hated being involved in any deceit She knew quite well • that it was not a business appeintI ment which Carol was keeping. Mike looked very modish as she ’ swung along, thinking such un- : happy thoughts. Never in her short life had she had such fine clothes, • never had she looked as stunning Never had she been as disturbed, so restlessly unhappy, so unsuie. Carol frightened her. Mike headed down toward the lake. She could not resist it, it looked so clean. Memories of painful acenes between Carol and Dusty kept coming to her mind, blotting out the picture of the deep blue water ahead. Since Mike s room was attached to their suite, it was impossible for her not to know when they quarreled. For it was often And she waa appalled at the amount of liquor they and their friends consumed. “And they have everything . . , why should they be like that?’ Mike wondered helplessly. Handsome had kept his promise. One glass of bwr was his quota these days. He did not seem to mind it She walked for a long time. Nurses and children were out, and when school had recessed, older boys and girls came, walking in threes and fours. Mike liked Chicago. She sat on a bench. After a while, a nice old lady came and sat down there, too. Mike was amused at the old woman’s efforts to get her into conversation. She would have much preferred to think her own thoughts. But the old lady was so eager, apparently ao lonely for somebody to talk to. that Mike eould not ignore her need “Do you live in Chicago?" was the first question. “No, I live in New York." “You do? My daughter lives in Jvo* York. The old woman's face lighted up. “She’s such a pretty girt. She's going right well, too. But I wish she'd come home to visit." “She's been gone a long time?" Mike asked for the lack of anything else to aay. “Four yearn. She promised to come home last Christmas, but she couldn’t get away from her job. She's an actress.** The old woman leaned forward to see if Mike wouid be shocked at the pronouncement. (To be continued) CwrMSW WVw,a»»est OUWIS.-S W Xu, Vwwns Sna»Ms Im

” RATH One Time— Minimum ehsrge of s 2*o fee 20 words w Issa. Over I 20 words. per word i Two Time*—Minimum charge . of 400 tor 20 words or lees. , Ovsr 20 words 2o psr word for I ths two time*. Three Times—Minimum charge of SOc for 20 words or loco. Over 20 words 2VRO per word for tho three times. Cords of Thsnks ——— »4o Obituaries and versos .. *I.OO Open rate ■ display advertising t »fto per column inch. FOK SALE ALWAYS new and VSED washers, sweepers, refrigerators, stoves. Small payment We trade fur llveetock. Decatur Hatchery, dealer. James Kite boo. salesman. Ml-ts j ! FOil SALE Standard make used tiros from 7»c up. Fogles Service Stailun. Budget department. North ; Second, servos street from Elka. FUR SALE -It foot house trailer, i Schult factory built. Like new. j Venetian blinds. Special dressing I comportment*, etc. Reasonable I terms See at Haugk garage. Teleph. io- 311 2Hk3t FOR SALE A 1»» I'ontiac Coupe, good condition. Priced for quick sale. Inquire Monmouth Service Station. 310-3tx FOR SALE — Semi-modern Srooiu bungalow, good location, very reasonably priced. Semi-moderu 4-i-oom bungalow. 3 bedrooms, price 43,100. Several other sll moderu 4. 7 and .' room homes in desirable locatiods. Boc kmau Real Estate A lusurmue Agency. Phone X 21*-3t FOIJ SALE Gray enameled wood i and coal range. A-l condition, j priced to sell. Phone 757. Call al 214 S. Fifth. 315-Jtx i FOR SALE—Car of feeding cattle. Set of double harness. Two small laundry stoves, east <m 234. Charles Burdg Phone 4*04. 31&.31X . FOR SALE — Good cider apples toe bushel, while they last. Ben Maxelin. Berne. 214-31 FOR. SALE — Stug.-r Sewing Machines. Number of used ma- ! i chines, rvexnidlt toned. New machines on terms. 43 per mo. A itree dress making course with each m* Mnr. <l3 Adams St. 31<dtx ■FOR SALE — G«mkl ripe Concord grapes. See Slyvan Habegger farm residence 2‘ a miles south of I Monroe. Or telephone Berne 473*. lu 'FOR SALE at premises- Katherine Fllcklier bouse southwest | corner of Eleventh and Monroe j streets. Saturday 2 p. m Large lot. (Good locatiua. See John W. Tyu dall. administrator. Henry B ■ Hellei. attorney. 214k3l

CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Sept. Dec May Wheat SlLa-’a uJ’-s’, Cura . st> ,55<4 SB%- Is 1|.i....., VdaHhsiMHHasr to- V..H With Will saarir. Sisfate he. MIX Notice is hereby given. That the! uiwtrreluned bee been appointed Ad- I ■nlnlstralnr de tx.nie nun with will) h BI UA r l». *** *t»y estste of Katharine 1 1 l». k thktnjter Ute of Adame Counts. Tu< estate la probably sol. j * Tyednlk Admiulelralor . Mee.'. * He«r> IL llrllrr, %tia»rMr> , Aug. 3*. IMS Aug. if Sept. t-U IlHlslMtsl U| tdieieleirairie Vefale Vw. Mia Notice t» hereby uivea. That the undersigned has been appointed Ad. <d th* estate of Alva K i . I " “* *•*•*’»• Cuualy. de.eas. (xLaXI",, J? probably eolvenL 11 *s*" Admh.leiratriv 11. Hurdeue « water, tlforwey . j i PUBLIC SALE II Iliad Pure Iked White Buam and GIIIm At oar farm I mi Io Went an d •t mile North of Coldwater Ohio. FRIDAY NIGHT Sept. 15, ira At 7:30 P. M., E. T. Grier, Hassan & Son 44o X b- Jobnaon. Auctioneer FULL ENJOYMENT FROM YOUR RADIO! MILLER RADIO SERVICE IJ4 W. Monroe Et. ■ Phono 62b — Rea. Phone M 2

M ISC EOUS AI'THORIZED County denier for | Dri-Can, botUe cooking gas, Thor 'Washsr aud Irouer. E. C. Stucky, Geneva Hatchery, Phone 154, Genwa. 3om i NOTICE— Canning Monday, Wed | ttesday and Friday until Further notice. Also making cane molasses. Bring your cane in any lime. |AU quality work assured and well cooked with steam. Uechty Custom Canning and Cane Mill. 304 It FARMERS ATTENTION — Call 470-A at our expense tor dead slock removal. The Stadler Products Co., Frank Burger, agent. 13-tt .DO YOU LIKK TO DRAW? Artiste-t'artoonlsts-lllustrators earn good mcomr s. We teach you bow. Write for Free Art Book. Box 29 care Democrat. 115-tit YOl'N'G MAN High school graduate. Carn earn 43 per day. At least three months work. Give address. Phone. Write Box 34. care Democrat 215-Slx FUK KEM FOR RENT Sleeping room in a modern borne. Phone 1341 tor mtormatlon 314-3 U FOR RENT -Sleeptug room. Close in. Call 1058. 3154 t FOR RENT —• 5 room apartment. Heat furnished. 32a N. 4th St. Phone 355. Mrs. John T. Myers 215-3 t FOR RENT — Plenty of storage space. Store anything. Everett A Burdg Phone 70 or 4904. Charles Burdg 215-Slx FOR RENT Four room modern furnished apartment. Heat furnished. Private entrance. 413 Mer<e> Ave. Phone 70. 314-31 FOR RENT— Suburban house, one acre of land. 2 miles east of Decatur. Suburban house, modem, with 10 ac res of land. 1«* mile east of Decatur. A. D. Suttles, Agent. 314-ltx WANTED . W ANTED TO Bl'Y — Good used I com binder. Leo Sprunger. Berne* route I. One mile west of Berne. Berne phone 1125. 215-3tx ——————— — — . ■ -Many Reunions Scheduled For Summer Months • Sunday, September 17 Adams County Conservstioc Coon Chase. Sun Set Park. Bowman annual reunion. Sun Set Park. Sunday. September 24 Herscby Annual Reunion. Sun Set Park. Willshire K. of P Lodga Picule. Sun Set Park.

NO CHANGES IN <<X>N-TlSt’El> ON PAUK MX) Kirkland 1.30 jug Wash Ing ton j 33 j St. Mary a 315 vju Blue Creek , I.<l j 33 M<»ur«H. 1 |< J. 51 •French i.sp 1 <5 Hartford 1.73 3.33 Wabaah 195 1.93 Jefferson „ 1.47 133 . 3.»U 384 Deetaur-Koot •.« 3,73 Dwatur-Waahlngtoii 3.0 331 Heneva 3,gj 343 MonroeMtmnw IJI4 |.9| •Monroe WashlliKtrui 1.73 z 350 IMac rates which afcci every ’axing unit In the county and arc iit< luded In the above levies are: ■late rate. 15 cents: county revenue rale. 44 emits; county bond rale, three cents, tnunty welfare department. H cents. One of the largest. Increaaca In the township rates la in Washing ton township, where the |s»or relief levy waa boosted fr«»m 33 ' cuts to KI cents on the lltst ——■—■■■—gy.— ■ Old Grad of Hid Now 73 Oheilln. <> tv n Mr> A(lj Sherwood. 73. of Bertw. Ky. who wna graduated from Olietlln collegs at the age of G 3, returned for her 35th cities reunion Now r«■ tired hut spending her time with handwork and writfn* "for fun.' Mrs. KherwntHl reealhd her plans Io start eadlegt. | n |m>» 1 a. , „ ,„.s, Trads In a Good Town — Ossatue Notice! I will be out of my offteo from Thursday, Eoptembor 14 until September 22. Dr. W. E. Smith N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Eaomlnsd • Glasses Fitted , M HOURS S:SO to 11:30 12:30 to 5:00 Saturdays. S:M p. m. Ta lap hone iu

* ND • a - ■' n ' B Ne H I. 1 ii„ ;Wj ‘V 1 "■ ■ *•» 11, ■S” *" ih. 225 i 350 t,, .i„ Ml 33" l>.. . , Mg Rouci.. ■ Stag. V.al.r, Sl ""'* ■ El Yea'h !u , Hg wholesale e 66 .B “OCLTRV Qlot ; Ti W —« ■— FurniiUd be M D * c * , - r p-Zm ——- mil ' "■ ■'■. ■ : Ji Prl ' ‘ ' '—. • A promiu n ,-t j. 5M b»- |>ai<! to* ail .lean White m , *“ '*M White Kgc, ,|,, z E Br. cc n <>i Itllv j , M Heavy ||. n , j,,. tb |g Leghorn b. u,. it |g Heavy S; - -. 11d ..., J| White Ro. k. | . J rocks. 3<w lbs aa( j _■ Leghorn i. ■ He. v rovsters H E EAST BUFFALO L Vt$TJ Hast Biiflib \ y s-hJ 'UR) Li vest oc k B Hogs. J'x* tered sales .;.ady vitb «J hulk good h-bl un. v.,>*_*. . blds stoppin ;rw |E 140-230 lbs ...Id I PiriJ 30« |bs »: K 5-. N.k: M B mostly a.-n-f.. 45.25-45 «5 I Cattle. IWt hniducnt yg early a. „ , J and bulls a. 'l>. »s.*<y !»«'■ around 4'. su. hsht I age- bulls. 4SSU-MM 1 Calves. su. vcslrrs inckJ good and ch..b. largely |u Sheep. 2<*> spnog iambs a quail*.v an door's .oactdeM, to neo ■ c hoic. 4l<iM INDIANAPOLIS LIVE4TO MalnSpoUs. Ind Sept,u* —Livestock t Hog receipts, tiwv. Mid <44; market 50. higher; N Ibe . 47.45-4' 4004 M lbs. I 47.75; 100 l«u lbs. 47*17.1*5 ’ mostly 44 75-4140 Cattle, 444; calves. M; i and heifers. 25-SOc higher, strong to a shade higher; steers $8.15*41045. chofcv L steers. 411; most heifers vealers steady, top 11*54. Sheep L7<*> lambs mS around 50. lower. bsR I grades. 49-4 v3O I* w < hokel 410

FORT A A-St . -IS’xß —Uveetock m| h»ks M 17 Ml. 3is>. lbs »7 tin. f*' ■ .•tie ib» »: .;•• ■ SMKIIH! lb. »: J I »7!5. 335-3;.-» :■ ■ - M lbs. 17 30 >;••■ 11' ■ s'” s I 130 lbs . *«m> Roughs. *S 7.. Calves, fio 5u *’ J CLEVELAND PRODUCE Cleveland <> > ; !•' Produce: Butter, mark' • 1 • ,!ri “ tgr; standard. 1 '-•-.nx I Eggs, market film • ttm IR clean. 30< . emmr ■•’■l’” •" Uve poultry, tn" u* ’ «'» * heavy. 5 lbs and up Me: ducks, fatny i; » 1 and up. 15 Hh . ttiu.< ■»> -ui ■*' ed. iff-itc. old. 9 Hi Potatoes Ohl» cobbler* 11.75 per ISO lbs . bai: t hW’ 11.75-51 Ml; Idaho «• ' ' ll " r '“* ! UN. LOCAL GRAIN MA«Kt T ■ URK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected Srpt''tul*f IPrices Io bo pat'l tnnu>rr°* No. 1 Wheat. Ito <•' ' cr * No 3 Wheat. 65 Ito Oats. 30 Iha. lest No. 3 Yellow Corti No. 3 Boy Beans Rye CENTRAL SOYA CO. No. 3 Soy Bean. MARKETS AT A GLANCI mocks. Irregular and a<U**J Bonds. Irregulat; C. 8. inetits. lower Curb aiocts. lower Chicago stocks. Irrcguljrl? • er. Call money, one per ern' Foreign exchange, easy 1,1 Ho nto dollar J Cotton, off as uiu< h a» 3®i 1 n Grains lower, wheat 0# corn off about l'»-1*