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7 TIIir-OIlK DAILY. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 29, 1911 WANTED FINANCIAL HINTS BY MAY MANTON. REAL ESTATE PUBLIC SALES STOCKS BONDS GRAIN do large colored and white, average tancy, 12 (jj 1-4 1 do lower grades, coloied and white. 10H'dl2-c; state, whole milk, daisies, best. 14c; skims.

lViii He had interfered and engaged Fleagle in fight. At this period the station was in an uproar and three detectives appeared upon the scene, arresting Fleagle and another man. Both were taken to the station house, and it was not until the York man had apologized and Mrs. Fleagle had appeared and defended her husband that both men were released. The Fleagles then embraced and departed for their train to Northumberland.

Estate Property For Sale I 43 South Duke Street Location suitable for Apartment House, or Store Property. Lot 58 ft. 1 in. front by 130 fL deep, with outlet 4 fL wide to public alley. Large Brick Dwelling on the Property.

A bargain If sold soon. W.S. a22, 25,29.31 JOHN-H sR'UTTER IOR RENT, -r-lck building 35x65 fU situated three blocks from Center siuare, on West Philadelphia two-si ory and bt.aement, for storage, feed or Implement store, warehouse or for rcanufacturlng purposes; open on all sia-es. thereby affording plenty of llgnt and excellent ventilation; rent reasonable. Apply to John H.

Rutter, 42 W. Market St. 13-tf FOR RENT STOCK PRICES MOVE UPWARD END OF DAY SHOWS NUMEROUS GAINS AMONG THE LEADING ISSUES New Tork, Au. 2S. The securities market wai today from the pressure which has oeen lowering stocks almost without interruption during- the past month.

The market was lrrerular nd uncertain, bat the tendency toward a higher level was unmistakable. After inrveral temporary setbacks prices ire f.rm. the end of the day soatnj imrnfmui gains of one to two points among- te ledlr.g issues. niitins governing the stock market were not changed in irr.portint particulars and there seemed to be no rrounds for a reversal of speculative ser.tirr.ent. The strength of the market was according ly ascribed to the aeration of traders.

Much of th strength of the market was apparently due to short covering, and the readiness with wjiich the stocks were absorbed on each reaction eitent of the movement. In co i-fiiticn it as noticeable that Reading. Union rarif.c and United States Stc.l wl.K-h bre the brunt of the heavy se.ing during the last few weeks, were In the leal of the day upward movement Total sales 5i.2it) starts. The bond market was Irregular. Total sales, par value.

Jl.430.000. United States b-nis were unchanged or call. STOCK MARKET FurnisheJ by VVm. I. Bear Co, Drokers, GiMy Building New York.

Arral. Am. Beet Suer 49 Am. it iy 41 Am. Cotton Oil.

51 Ice 17 Arr.er. I 34 Axner. Smelling Anaconda 33 'a. a. t.

a FU.tr at ri. Tr. 7SN CanadUi ra .:31 Central Leather 23 cr.es. Ohio-. Chi.

Gt. West-. H' CX M. t. Col.

FV Iron IS Cons. Gas 131 Corn IIS D. A R. Grande. 21 I.tii:ers fcecrs.

30 Erie Erie 1st pfd 4 Great Nor. pM. 1.14 Ore Ct-s. 4 lUlnois CentraLUS Interboro. I1 Inter.

Met. fd. (14 City So. Lehigfe Louis. A 140 Na.

Ky. Mex. 2d 25" Ma. Kn. Tex.

2V Mo. Pacific 40 National 4iS N. Y. Central. .101 Norf.k ft West.191 North- Pactflc Pear.a.

R. 120 Peoples Gas Pi-a. "Coal 17 Reading 11 Rep. I. 25 Rock 2S do pld.

4SH 53 57 4 50 4 4 41 4S i3 51 52 17 1 34H 34 34S 70 i 34 33 34 l'2 lf'3Vi 1Q0H, 100 7 75 234 23 23Vi 72V II I1 1V 184 1134 HIV 11 :4 134 133 133-, 13 124 11 23 23 21 31 30 4 SI 214 24 414 "4 122 124 1214 4S 474 4 1384 13S 133 144 14 14 434 sv 2S 2' 11 1S4 1604 141 4 140 4 K14 254 254 154 24 14 24 40 4 44 4 40 4 44 44 1014 1024 1034 1014 101 131W UC 1144 1204 125 ISO 1034 124 1034 174 174 174 142 4 1454 HI! 25 25 25 25 244 244 44 4S4 44 SO Queen SL. all modern Improvements, Including city steam heat. 1 13 W. King St. 12 50 4 27 Codorus SL 0 60 Codorus Co SI Codorus St.

9 00 120 St 10 00 124 allace St. 10 00 440 Pennsylvania Ave 12 50 23 S. George all conveniences 20 00 110 4 14 104 274 :4 $4 74 214 214 lls 164 17 14 37, 374 174 71 64 734 1144 1144 H44 1044 1044 1044 52 4 tl4 52 4 29 29 29 S7 57 51 ejwiia uisi, xfn-w. nrU luUii-ac, acLunua, inirus, lc, kaureu dtrtiea. 1.

iy, uiJC, Au. ic; poor lu iu, lieoa tsOoU lo pi line. irregjur, irsn kmeieu inrua. 1jj1c. state, ana ucaiii.

j.ciinery white. io.n- cy new laiJ. -a Joe; au lli to kko.i no Kdiuema biles. i.o i-tr- i vauia ana ncriy i.enuery orown, lloui uo brown and mixed Katnerru. lic, wesiern iu- erca uttrs, 5(i io Philadelphia Gram and Produce i r.ilaaeipiaa.

Auk. neat (uiitract araae. No. rtsu in cxpuii elevator, bi(Dl'iC. Corn au.cy, yellow for lo cat trade, i.i 4 Oats Kinurr, white nat- butter eiriay.

extra western creamery. u-. uo ne.rtij' print. iic. i-ks rirm: fni.y i ama and oth er urrbv liral.

tree caes. i.ji per uo current receipts, free caoea. iu.u. western nists. into cases.

ti.4 uo current receipts. Ire cases i fc-irm- New York full cr.u. umv. lSVc, do do ao fair to Utei Lvuit.y Firm; fowls. 14 4ii oil loosters.

luiolic epnn 12 lc chi.aens. li ducas OlU, do young. Uw Dressed poultry Firm; fresh killed fowls, neart y. li luVjC. ao uo tern, ljiuc.

old roosters, li 4c. i.rj- nearby. l2'c, uo do uo we.tern. old roosters. Iu4c; brouinn crncaens, nearby.

Is do do western. Ulc. F.efir.ed sugars Ten points higher. Cotton tony points lower; 12.0c. Tallow i-urn.

city prime in tierces. Buoc; countrv do do barre.s, do dark in barre.s. caaes. 1-otatoes Hrra, Jersey, per basket. "ueltTpts Flour.

1 .400 barrels. 412.00O 4 i im wneat 7.oH bushels; i-rr, li.OtMi bushels. oats. 10.to0 busnela. Wheat.

S2.000 ro'm. ll.ow bushels, oats. i4.tMu bush els. Baltimore Grain and Produce i mora Flour Winter extra. l.6v.

do clear i3.ftOj3-o; do straKbt. new. ii.ixtft.i. Wheat No. 2.

red. VI Sc; No. 2. red. western.

Zi yc. No. 3. red. Oat, a.

wfilte. 44c; estandard whits. 434c; No. 3. 43c.

vim sirina- bran In 100 lb. sacks, per ton. a.V4; Western n.Mianns in l-" lb. esacks. per ton.

JJ- clour to white middlings, in ioo ib. sacks, ton. Uu.oui 32.ini Potatoes Wt.ite. lancv. per uu prime.

l.ov l.lo; do es te 1 ia ry-lnd and Pennsylvania, per bushel. ll.uO 6 hiuer Creamerr. fancy, prime. 27 eil'c; do choice, per pound. 5'a-c; Maryland and Pennsylvania, rolla.

per pound. 174-. Kkki Maryland. Pennsylranla and nearoy flrsta, per dosen. ion a Live poultry c-pnn chickens nwc: old roosters.

14c old roosters. Pittsburg Live Stock Tnion ftock Yarda. Pittsburg. Aug -S. cattle Hleady; supply Ira's.

Choice. 14.754 TJto; prime. Pa. 175 $4.25 a A AO fcneep Steady; supply twenty-flve double decks, r-rime wethers. I3.i03 SaA; culls and common.

1 1'i lambs. 3.iuei; calvea. Hogs Steady; receipts, double decks; prime heartes. 7.0J 7.S; medium-. io5'jf15; heary Yorkers.

1.10 tr.15; light Yorkers. 1S3S.15; pig. 17U7.1S; roughs. H.58S7.QQ. I Cfwcago Live Stock Chicago.

Aug. 28. Cattle Receipts. 24 Goo. market best steady; others ealt to luc lower; beeves, Tex-aa steers.

$4.40 3 4.40; western l4.2Mt4.-0; atockera and feeders. 13 10 cows and heifers. 3 4.30; Ca! Hoxa Receipts. S4.000; VJ1 etesdy; llirht. $7 mixed.

$7.03 H7.75; heavy. 7.63 rough 1 10: rood to choice heavy. $1,103 bulk of sales. 17 tteep Receipts. Sft.0Cf: market weak to ten cents lower; native.

3 70: western. yearllnrs. 5.1o: lambs. native. 14 04.40; western.

$4.754.75. New York Live Stock New York. Ausr. 2. Beeves Receipts Good and prime beeves strong; others slow.

Bull "1121? cows slow to easier; steers, $4Str7 culls. cows $1 25t4i5. Pressed beef steady to strong at it a'lves Recelrts 3P7. Msrket 2V; higher; veals. $7 n.fG; southerns snd westerns.

7 f0; grasers and buttermilks 5.124. Dressed calves firm: city dressed veals, lit 14c; country dressed. 8HC1 Iron Market New York, Aug. -i. Iron Cleveland warrants.

47s 14d. la London. Locally troa was steady. No. 1.

foundry northern. 14.06, No. 2. 15.75; No. 1.

soutnern. and No. 1, aoutb-ern soft. $15tf 15.5Q. Retail Flour me reed Market York.

Aug. 2S. 1911 Winter vbcat war. ial In sacks 4 5 Wheat bran in 100 Iba sacks 1 Wheat, midd-lngs. 100 ib.

1 ti Corn, oat and re chop, 1U0 lb sacks 1 7S Corn, chop, 109 lb acka Corn buauiel Oats. pr bushel TimcUiy b-ay. baJod. 100 bu.w. ta.J.

luu lbe Grain (Corrected dally bjr f. A. 1 70 $4 1 4 40 SmaU Miuii Company No. 1 wheat, old and new (Myers' MiU) No. 1 heat.

old and new (Tork). No. 2 wi.eat. oid and new i0 7i 74 45 Rye Oats. i.ev.

W. H. Kurtz A 8ona. New busnel LOUCKS' CODORUS MILLING CO Su. 1 heat YORK COAL MARKET 6hamokir, LeHigh and Wilkes.

Barre Par 2. (V rb Rrclisa and Nul ii Ii Lykens Valley Broken sec. stwve sr.d nut. 7J sea S.t4 LEBANON BOOSTERS Former Assemblyman O. H.

Moer of Palmyra, wtll make tae speech at the state firemen's convention, at York, nominating Lebanon as the next place of meeting. This ws decMed upon at a lattely attended meettn of the boofctira; committee at the Uosrcy Fire engine house on Friday evening. T. P. Franx, chairman of the com-nlt-lee.

presided and Joseph 13rotherlite WANTED Body builders. Apply to Factory Manager. Pullman Motor Car Company. 20-3t WAN i ED Hirling to work on farm. Married man preferred with small family.

Can furnish house. Call or addrees 9 West Princess Street, York city. F. Stauffer. 2t-3t MALE HELP WANTED $5 to selling New Fibre Brooms; 100 per cent profit; every woman will buy.

Begin canvass at once. Sample bv express 30 cents. Wynne Broom "Elmira, N. Y. 26-0t FOR RENT FOR RENT Very large, bright, second story office on Market street.

Alter-atlona made to suit good tenant. Apply VV'oltman Spangler. 24-0t FOR KENT Third ftwor room 1n old Dispatch building. 14 East Market street; suitable for business oflce. Price, with heat.

18 per jnontb. Apply at office of the Htime Remedy and Supply second lloor. tf FORRENT Farm, about 70 acres, located about eight miles from York on the State read. For further particulars apply or address ELMER C. ZEIGLER.

Rooms 7 and 8 Guardian Trust York, Pa. FOR SALE TREES! TREES! Over 200 acres of nursery trees crown on J. G. Harrt-ecn Son's nurseries. Foi prices write to our representative.

BRENTNEMAN, Spring Grovel Tork Pa. R. F. No. a Call and see our exhibit al the Vork Fair.

augi6-16t For Sale Rsal Estate and Firs Insurance Dwellings in all parts ol the city also In towns of Daliasiown, Red Lion and Yoe. btore properties and stock or stores, cigar factories, mill property, manufacture lug sites along- railroads, building luts, farms. Otlices: Myer Building, Red Lion, Pa: P. A. Jr S.

Small Building, Center Square, York, Pa. Both 'Phones. FOR SALE. One 14 h. Geise steam taction engine rebuilt.

Hi a cleats. One good as new hay bailer. 1 C-I Gelser thresher, rebuilt and ha wlvcl canvafcs stacker. 22 small gasoline englCa. 4o larger sizes froiH fa.

p. to 18 h. p. most any make. We have one Case traction 15 h.

p. also 10 h. Ceiser 1 16 h. p. portable Geiser gasoline engine, -i If you need an enprlne get our prlcea, Largest dealers in the East.

C. H. A. D13S1NGER A BRO. Jy22-tf Lancaster, Penna.

MULES FOR SALE Will receive Friday, Sept. 1st four carina mnlM rontiiatlne of suckllners. vear- lings and two year olds. Also one carload of horses. Broke mules on hand at all times.

H. A. SMITH. Hanover, Pa. HEILMAN Will receive a carload 1A Ul U1UXC UUll ttUU JO month mules on Sep- tember 1st.

and every j)Taav. week thereafter. Good horses on hand at all lines. IIEILMAN-S LIVERT i jl CTABi.ES, e-O-" rear Central Market. aSeOii JUST RECEIVED For sale or exchange, 80 head of Western nurse cons, norses and mules, ranging in age i viii uzie to zour vaa rA a bles, rear of 363 W.

Market St. Call and see them. E. BONER. Rear 863 W.

Market St. Farmers Take Notice! will receive one car i load ot Kentucky liorse I a-wA aVJ a day. Aug. 28. 1911 that will be for sale at my Pa.

I will have a ear a-saw HntftrT load every two weeks thereafter until season Is over. Always have Horses and llul fori sale or exchange. 4 T. I KAITRKLDEH. $82-50 i 4 If.

P. Guaranteed Work Engine. Very simple. Uses little fuel. Best material and workmanship.

SO days free trial. This Introductory price for 60 days only, to 36 H. P. "House Lighting" "Watef Systems." H. M.

BRIGGS, 173 S. P'ne St York, aug5-tu th. o-Sm A Free Trial OF TOE Qaeen Washer will convince you that there is none better, saves labor and runs easier than any other. H. Westley Co.

Cash or Credit. 328 W. Market St. Agricultural Implements KTKAU AKO GASOLU.K U.GMGS fckeau and Hot Water lieutlne Bolla ers, J-Uiiaa. itone better nuuiu.

Kail able and suuist h.cgiues In the wrlta 'liie Capital is the only selistarting Kine In tiie world. Also engines slsest tiom H. P. to in A complete line of ahresnina? Aukohlnea Uorto rawtra l-oduer Cutlors. Corn basilars.

Feed Urinders, bbaU Mills. Wood Bawa, Plows. Cultivators, Corn Planters, Iron i encea, liog Troughs, Water Troughs. Feed Troughs, Mowers. Reapers.

Hay Hakes. Land Rollers and Hay Taddera, And also blacksmith and wheolwrlga and repair shop for machinery. ROY ALTLAND. Manchester. Pa.

83-tt RAILROADS JAKYLAM) A0 MU'K'A It. tclO a m. for Baltimore. 1 :40 p. in.

for raltimore 0-05 p. m. for Delta. No trains on Sandas- A 6, Zmi Tim. own and offer several $500, 5 per cent.

First Mortgage Bonds of the York Haven Power for 1400 end e.ccrued interest each. Before the Receivership these Bonds, which come before $1,000,000 of Second Mortgage Bonds and about $500,000 of Consolidated Bonds, sold as high as $550 each. The Company Is now earning about three times the interest cn tl. se Prior Lien Bonds. At the present price they yield more than six per cent, payable semi-annually.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES Room 1-8 Security Bldg. Tork 'Phone. Orfianized 1903. The Guardian Trusl Company of Tork. Pa.

100 East Market Street Capital Surplus and Profits, 85,000 Solicits Your Business M. D. Martin. President. Jacob A.

Mayer, Vice President. Elmer C. Zeigler, Vice President, C. U. Eaughman, Sec'ty Treasurer, The Security Title Trust Company (NEXT TO COURT HOUSE) 2 to 3.65 per cent, paid on time deposits Executes trusts of all kinds.

Open every business day from 9 a. rru. to 8 p. m. AU banking and trust business solicited.

Loans made on Qrst mortgage City Real Estate. W. F. BAY STEWART. President t.

LAKEAK, Vice President. R. S. CANNON. Treasurer.

York County National Bank IS EAST MARKET STREET. Capital Surplus and Profits soO.uOO Pays 8 rer cent on time deposits. JAMES A. DALE, President. SAMUEL.

SMALL Vice President, WM. R. HORNER, Cashier. W. F.

O. ROSENMILLER, Assistant Cashier. First National Bank OF YORK. pa. Capital $500,000 Goverment Depository State Depositor County Depository Solicits Your Business INVESTMENT First Mortgage per cent, tax free la PesssrlTSsla.

13,000 Huabury sad SelinacroT Electric HaUwajr Co. Interest paid semi-annually, Feb. 1st and Aug. 1st, denomination This line haa been In operation nearly four years and the annual net earnings of the Company have been Increasing about 2f per cent per year. During- the National Guard encujnpmant held along the line this year tne Company earned Its semi-annual interest In 10 days.

Price on application. Address E. E. Brunner Co. a5-tf York Ilaiea.

Snabory, Pa, CAFE THE MANHATTAN CAFE Serves You Right Regular Dinner 25c We make a specialty of Devil od Crabs and Cakes, wholesale and rktalL Manhattan Cafe 236 Soati. Gesrcc treet. T. RIDER. PROP.

A. C. BOLL CAFE 31-36 South Gecrge Street Have Yu Friends? HAVE TOO FRIENDS Ask thorn it they ever eat here. If not, bring them In and give them a real treat. pTht Crystal () NOTICE We will sell new and second-hand furniture or we will buy anything in the furniture line that you may have to sell.

No lots too large. will hold auction and sell your goods at our rooms, or will hold your sale on premises, either personal property or real estate, any time. If In need of an auctioneer call, write or 'phone to 20 W. King St. YORK CITY AUCTIONCO.

"We Satisfy the Inner PI Man' PUBLIC SALE HOU SEHOLD GOODS. 7aS Susquehanna Avenue, extended. 1 buffet 1 range, rood as new, chairs, 1 slnkbench, 1 table, refrigerator. Ingrain and rag carpets, 2 bed room suits, dishes and other articles not mentioned. Only at housekeeping: since Russet 0x12.

On Aug. Hi), sale at 1 p. m. 2-2t CHARLES W. OLEWILER.

PRIVATE SALE OF Valuable Mill Property and 30 Acres of Lime Stone Land known as Leber Mill property at Long Level, along the picturesque Susquehanna. 44 miles south of Wrlghts-vtlle. 1 mile east of East Prospect. There la a 4-story mill, water power, gaud trade, barn, tobacco shed, with cellar. Dwelling- house, 14 rooms, slate roof In good condition, desirable for summer resort or camping, with two acres of land, river front, can be bought as part.

Balance in part or whole to suit buver. bulk of money can stay in property. For further information, call on A. D. FREY.

25-6t Wrlghtsvllle, Pa, Auction OF WELL LOCATKD Suburban Property At Yoe. York County (Convenient to Red Lion Trolley- Line) Friday, September I st, 1911 at 2:30 P. M. On the Premises. The Property known as The 'J.

K. Taylor Home" Lot approximately 218 ft. square Largo Frame Dwelling, equipped with every convenience and in good condition. Inspection by calling: on the undersigned. Property to be positively sold.

An exceptional opportunity to secure a Bargain. Possession at once. W.S. 17.18.19.21.25.28.28.31 PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Real Estate ON oATLKDAV, Si.FTKiLBER 2. 1311 Hits uiMlerfclfcneU will sell al public su the io1mwii vuoaoie lanus aiul proper- No.

1. A xarm loua.ld al ttie lie Knignaaiown otaUon, avajoitung lands of Cuiud alter. VV j. bcue, Wwiiam O. AiAirew and tannery lot.

contaOiunif tiu certs more or leaa, acres at umDarianu, imrovea wim imna oaro, a nine rooin weauierouaraea aweiung house- uia Cacruoun stream pasaos tnroush in meadow; good trait on place. Tne farm In th r.e.rt ot Ui fruit Deit: buiUunea aro lit repair; land la In a bifc-n stale of cuftivation and location coulu net be bwlter. Several building lots will be cut on uui itwiu ttu; suuloa and sold liviu tne faxiu. No. A Uuck larni opposite the Western Maryland rail way, aujutnir.g Isuvls of Wutr etUe.

WiiUaiu O. Andrew and the Ubtbiown rorui, conlalnlnr 4 or 5 aorea Improved wtUi a rUHfruoarrtNl dwelling other buildings. It Is an exotaien: truck tarra said handy to markets and is occupied by Mr. Yei-r ajid ahouid. be seen now to understand lis value for trucking purpose.

No. a. The tannery lots of Vlotor Duties. U1 be aoid at the same time, being bounded by railroad and public road ana includes tne tannery, toe oou tins, tne scales, powtofflce buiiolng occupied by I'OACmaater taunon 1. Btovur.

Tha taAnery builduig Is Kixo and ihree sionea iun. me macMnery In building, per-suruil prope-rty and bark sheds aro reserved s-na will not be sold. 1 his puace oouid riKust advajitaceously used as a house for About tiO osj-loed of apples were snipped from this point laat ear. uiu property nas a Siding trom tha railroad and tms si'lintr could be mu lo ft-tt lon. A ftne IS horse power en-pine and a 40 horse power boiler will offered with the property.

Terms 1-3 caah ajid bolance at 5 per cent secured by jud-tnnu Tannary will be ottered in two parts. These properties are headquarters for a larsre agricultural business and one of the best sltuatlona In the county for the apre trade. No. 4. An acre of ground near Heinale-man's Station on Western Maryland rsuiroad and adjoining lands of Mr.

Bte-xkf-r on east and running wlrh the Western far'land railroad. This piece of lnnd Is an ideal spot for the construction of a spring lake to supply spring water to Oettysburg: by rravity. A lake of 1M f-et wide and 4i fea-t In length and about 12 feet dep could he made from banks tU ready there and springs tlowin a barrel of water every three seconds at a recent twit would empty Into the lake. This lake would be 111 feet above the level of Gettysburg. This ace will be soM with wa-tT riKhrs upon condition that lake Is con-stnicttl at an elevation so as not to Include or do any damare to the springs feedine It located on other land of the uridBrlmed.

Mr. Staokhouser, chief engineer of Philadelphia A Rfadlnr railroad, vlnited this plsj-e In 1 ir and loceti this picca of round as specially suitable for a irln lake. No. 4 will be sold at the McKnlirhtstown property. fnle to begin nt 1 o'clock when terms will be made known by W.

S. DUTTERA. All W. M. R.

trains atop going east and west at 10:30 a. rn-. 3 10 and 6:80 p. m. Kst for Hanover and York and west for Hagerstown at 6:46 p.

m. MILLINERY All Summer Hats Must Go No bats carried over until next season. All 113 hats now All 10 bats now Our entire Hue of stylish summer neckwear must go al a aacrl. He a. H.

M. Raffensberger. COLONIAL SUILD1NO. 1 EXTRAORDINARY BIG VALUES If you need a new summer hat, visit our millinery parlor anl ase ta grsa values we are offering. MISS A.E.

MANN. JelD-ta bOQ South Csorg fitresL ALL HATS MUST GO! Come make your price HITCHCOTT'S 56 West Market Street. York. Pa. 1 V.

1 I 1 I fc it I iM m.A I JII5 Mannish Shirt Waist. to 40 bust. The plain mannish shirt waist one always In demand, for it is desirable for many purposes. This one is finished with soft cuffs and collars and Is exceptionally smart. The back can be finished with or wlt.iout the applied yoke.

The waist Is made, with fronts and back. When the yoke is used. It Is applied over the material. The eleaves are In one piece each without fullness the shouldere and are finished with a neck-band over which the collar illustrated or any preferred one can be arranged. For the medium else will be require a yards of material.

27 yards 88 or 14 yards 44 Inches wide. The pattern. No. 7115. is cut In silS for a S4 8.

31 and 40 inch bust mess, ure and will be mailed to any address by the ahlon Department of this paper on receipt of ten cents. OPENING OF SCHOOLS Supervising Principals Discuss Plans Teacners Meet This Evening Preliminary to the opening of the city public schools tomorrow, mom-In-, the 23 supervisory principals of the various buildings met yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the office of City Superintendent Wanner for the purpose of consulting with the principal in regards to the bt-si. methods of relieving the congestion of the several grades, which is customary to the opening of the schools, and to give final Instructions as to the distributing of books and supplies in the most rapid and accurate manner. Among the superseding Instructions placed before the principals was that of the admittance of beginners or pu pils starting to school for the first Urn. In previous years beginner have been sent to the respective school buildings for admittance any time between the opening of the school and January 1.

The new school code, wnleh now requires that all beginners must either be admitted the first two weeks of the scholastic year or wait until January 1. will be rigidly folio wexi out. By ao doing both the pupils and the teachers will be benefitted. The old way had a strong tendency to break up the regular ciasse axid class w-ttrk. Pupils entering- grades at any time either destroyed the plans for teaching or hindered the prescribed amount of work to be done by the classes.

A new pupil entering three and four weeks after the opening of the school term was required ty maJte up the work: undone. In order to do this the other attending pupils were neglected to a degree. The new plan to be Installed this year will bring all schools to smooth running basis two weeks after the opnlnjr. The age for admittance will te care fully looked after by the principals. All children who are six years at trie beginning of the school term or will be six years old on or before January 1 of the present year, will he enrolled.

Children who will be six years old be-tween January 2 and the ending or the scholastic year will be entered at trie beginning of the schools Immediately after the Christmas hoUdavs. All books and supplies necessary for the pupils tomorrow morn ing will be delivered to the bulkjmgs today. Janitors of the respective buildings will be In readiness to re ceive and distribute to the proper rooms the surpMes sent from the office of the city superintendent. This evening In the auditorium of the High school building an Institute of the 195 city teachers, principals, and euhstituttr.s; teachers will held. Prcf.

Warner will at that time give final Instructions to the placing of children, rendering of reports twice day two weeks and general plan of giving the and. mot thorough training. The meeting will be called to order nt 7 rn. NORTH YORK SCHOOLS Cass Work Resumei by Pupils at Opening of New Term Without any delay the regular class work was Instituted at the opening of the North Tork schools yesterday rr.ornlng. Principal Famuel A.

Conway waa in charge of the exercises of the morning and yesterday afternoon the general lesson scheme was started off without a hitch. Failure to provide another building may make It necessary for the principal to change the roaming of some of the (trades. In the Illirh school Miss Nora K. Kauffman. assistant to professor Conway, will assist In regulating the classes while the grades are being arrsne-ed.

YORKER ARRESTED Jealous, John Flesgle Attacked Strang er In Harr-isburg Railway Station A man. said to be John Fleagle, of this city, was the cause of considerable excitement in the t'nion passenger station. Harrlsburg. Faturd ly night, when he attacked and beat a stranger whom he accused of having been with Mrs. Fleajcle.

Eystanders engaged in the melee which followed and as a result of the fracas Capita! City detectives made two arrests, not without some difficulty. Fleagle was arrested, but was later released, and after kissing his wife and making up In the police station departed with her for Northumberland, near where he Is employed. The trouble started while Fleagle was under the Influence of liquor, it la alleged. He had been out with a party of friends, and after returning to the station to meet his wife saw her enterlrg the waiting room. Beelde Mrs.

Fleagle was a young man. a stranger. Fleagle, Jealous, thought at once the young fellow was In company with his wife and rushed at him, belaying him with blrws. Frightened, Mrs. Fleagle ran screaming away and sought refuse behind a news stand.

Meanwhile the strange man mads his eacajje, but not before another stranger till I lit fa I WPS COLLIDED WITH AUTOMOBILE Paul Miller, proprietor of the Capital loan ofHce. 309 West Market street, collided with an automobile yesterday morning about 9 o'clock at the corner West Market and Beaver streets, and sustained a number of brulsos about the body. The automobile and Mr. Miller, who was riding a bicycle, were going in oppo.Jte directions, and on account of the congested condition of the street at that point, the men became confused and the automobilist struck Mr. Miller.

He waa thrown off his wheel and escaped being run over. The front wheef 0 his bicycle waa broken. Hurt Alighting From Trolley Car Mrs. Edward Hlckey, residing in Columbia, sustained a lacerated right arm. contused elbows and bruises about the body last Friday evening- at the Western Maryland station, this city, when In the act of alighting from a North Tork trolley car.

Mrs. Hlckey had given the conductor a signal to stop the car at the railroad crossing, which he did, but while he was on the lookout for a passing train the motor-man started without any signal. throw-Mrs. Hlckey to the ground. SECRETARY BAILEY HOME H.

A. Bailey, general secretary of the T. M. C. will assume his duties at the association building today, after spending a two months' vacation with his family at the Mountain Springs hotel.

Ephrata, Lancaster county. Mr. Bailey has been attending at the sessions of the 16th annual Bible conference of the Toung Men's Christian associations of Pennsylvania, at ML Gretna, the past two weeks. 1 DIVED INTO CREEK FROM BRIDGE Paul Altboff. 15 years old, of 138 West Princess street, and Jay Young, 13 years old.

of 251 King's Mill road, dove from the railing of the Princess street bridge Sunday evening. The creek, which had risen several feet through the recent rains, made the feat seem all the greater. The boys swam a distance of shout half a square and landed at a point near the King street bridge. 1 1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED A Rood cook. Good pay at the LlauKhroaji House.

AGENTS WANTED Two of the best Ulnar articles ever offered. Big money for eiUwr sex. bcure exclusive territory at or.co. Home Cc, Saltsburg, p.v FOR SALE Good will and fixtures of a restaurant In Odd Fellows' Hall. Bhrews-bury.

Pa Has lucrative trade. Proprietor unable to elve it his attention Art- dreae Raiteli Wlnemiller, Shrewsbury Pa. PUBLIC SALE OX Saturday, Sept. 2nd. 191 1 in East Toe, Pa.

Small farm about 7 acres of level land two story house, 8 rooms, barn, chicken house, hog pen. and orchard; water near the door. Kale to commence at 1 o'clock p. in. a.

F. WALLICK. 2S-8i Atrsnt for Mary A. Walllck. NOTICE Don't read this If you don went to be cured of Piles, Old 8ore, Ecxeire, etc Try a box Eichelbr-fc-er's Salve.

We guarantee to cure, no cure no pay. price cerua. NINA KICHEI.HF.RGER SALVE CC-j E. Philadelphia t3u 2u-t i $5,500 FARM ONLY $3,500 Snap to tjulck buyer. acres level laxul.

loam, clay subsoil. 5 acre in white oak and oheatnut timber. 2 houses. 1 5-rooro. 1 3-rootrv farme.

ham corn cribs, other about a. it. lumDer in new shedding. 13 or 'Ji a rs la com croo. f.0 5ayt 2- bushels sapUn clover jeed, UO bushels oe.ts, tobaoco crop he-lorn: to tenant.

1 wells pure, soft wwter; on cruntry road. 1 mil from railroad stuMon. school and church. Kxcelent neichbors. healthy loouion.

no moa- oultos or malaria, oonventent to Bal timore anil asMntrton. I. j.ir salt wttr river, flne ovsters. fWh n.n.1 crbs In abundance. H.

F. 1. niaili oauy At loor. acres, only 125 pr acre, n.isju. crop coin, clover sej, oats and Improvments.

91.500: total. $3,500. H. W. FLA GO.

Owner. 1417 W. Lafayette Ave. Baltimore. Md.

DEAD ANIMALS DEAD ANIMALS The York Sanitary eUucioa will remove at short awuce, free ol baras uiJ bursas an a cows irom York City antl surrounding ccuii tr tiota 'pliuoes at plwnt aod aaso mt resl-sence. ut Ubariss Flsuer. teuysrlntao-eat. CHICKENS. POULTRY.

ETC I pay ths hlgb-sst spot cash for Chickens. Ducks. Oulneaa. bsjuaba. t.gT.

etc. Chickens. 11c E. E. KINNEMAN.

Rear 123 W. PLUMBING JACOB DOME SANITARY PLUMBER 52 E. Philadelphia Street .11 ft nsai nirK lioataw ttsalrla4 asa-a Primary School and Kindergarten LINDEN AVE.VCE A.Zh bove school will re-open Mon- apply to 0r le'm'' tc- MRS. E. KETWTOrC.

807 Atlantic Ave. 21-6t Bicycle Repairing Cast Iron brailng, locks repaired, keys baby cofh tires repairs A. slot H. T. MINCH.

HEAR 25 SOUTH GEORGE STREET. A GREAT MONEY'S WORTH WV a-. DAY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND io pfd. Texas Pacific 21S Union S. P.ubber...

37 V. S. Steel 70, du pfd. 114S do 8. F.

5 104 Va. Car. Chem. Slk Wabash pf-3 2 WL Ml 67 GRAIN LETTER Furnished by W. L.

Bear d. Co Members CHieapo Board of Trade Aug St. Frost reported from several pinu ii he diniilr.ion and r.imr markets abroad star'wt ir.e lnttuil ra.l.rt wits a stxon tc.ee and fractional aiaiLiona ere nufi durut tae first nour. Trjde waa Uht ani aim-st enureiy pro-fvaaionai wf. a the to utulM tax spots for rroRt tjtk After tae r.rvt hour th tone as d-iii and the a shaie eier with little of motner.t t.r.tr as lo nw or activity.

Harvest la proj-Tessiru? s-uthem cf the but wii munh tne rea.ter poruon of the ijakaurhewen district stla tn a sistr to be tujjred by coil weather. Purlng the rtt wee fi-cst has teta mentioned by the weather four morntrn and It is r.o te that even If htht it wt I rot tne jnilny cf the h-rry to sr.ie extent. 1 tr mt weic errt ie ex eed ihcw cf the cc week a ye-er to by than with clearances from other than Ameri'-an 3''ii' ie. P.ece'rts at primary ni irjB a mi i Hon he.ow veir for th week, sr.d tre suprjiv cowrr a mil increne to O', tn er- cf TrM rid the wee previous in Trie trade 'i eharry of the hbersi nt-vks c'M-r-itm. hnvnrr.

thst sn I'H-reaae locally of been Quite lr.f In a market way. Chicago Gesin and Produce OMcaso. Au repfrt cf to 'hst pcrrl'-n rf tne Canadian r.n r.ot yet rve'el a flrrrer tT t- the wf. eat msrket today, an advance HARRY S. EBERT 10 WEST MARKET STREET.

FOR RENT If E. Market store Go 4 Linden Ave. 121 S. Kichiand Ave IS fxl 51 S. Water 8t 18 00 2J5 Chestnut 14.

OO 20 1 N. Queen St 10. no t41 W. College Ave 0 50 house Ave 9.00 USi Windsor St .6) Sl Allison St 8.0 7U N. Water St S.0i 15T W.

Market 2 rear 6.00 Oo) Wlndaor SL. 1.50 YORK TRUST CO. 21 EAST MARKET STREET. Je.22-tf.tta Homes Sweet Homes TWO FOR SALE Let us help you own one. Eight Lots on George street can be bought at prevailing prices until Sep-ticnber 1.

Writs or See BURGESSER P. A. 8. Small Land Co, Market SL Buy a New Homeoi The Kurtz Tract It Adjoins Psnn Park. C1US.

KIRTI 157 Went alaravet tret s9-tf AMUSEMENTS MYSTIC STAR VsuderUle and LAURIE AND ALEENE. Kid and Dlddo Comedy Entertainers. DOROTHY DUMONT, The Broadway O-irl. We give canary away every night tSo'ciock except Saturday. ATLANTIC CITY.

N. J. irlllfl A vads adjoin bswch ud bo rd walk. On I from house to surf In bathlns atMrs thout using- streets, which Is prohibited. of bath bouses with attendant to rare suit fre.

KonaOav wter to reoni. and sea water baths. puMie and Tle. HnerUI rates S1JS0 ta 44 (Ml te S2I SS t'l bis sjppllHl froaa own farm. White rvlca.

Orchestra. Tsnnls eourU and ooust rrounds ttwaen hotel and beacb. toklst mailsd upon rqut- "lat. BOSECRANg fl TbNTIG AbG0lD cra. t5 tl inatrulon.

All sttrsctloD and tha lra4- -n D.Jia aariDart WILD rataa, oil id a pa aie. no tor nnllln fru A. rHKK lrOR. INITIOS Uol oiLclal Uulue. Beware of Imitations Enjoy that tong-thought-of trip to EUROPE upon modern steamers equipped with every comfort and convenience, London Paris Bremen Express Sallincs Tuesdays.

Fast Hail Sailings eery Thursday. Gibraltar Algiers Naples and Genoa Sailings Saturdays Company's connections for Errat and the Far East. "lreless and Submarine Service. I TrsveU-rs" Checks. Around the-World Triaa.

Sst yr our bookit pivt all detail. Osa. Aits, aroadwy, H. HO YE PEOPLE an ear. Heed the eall.

Tie Invitation. Extended to aiL Tt ill in line. Do not delay. Be the point. It will you pay.

A sitrht to ee. Book bargains get. Ciii and new. By one or sett. A chanM you have.

Your money invest Tf get the cheapest. And the best. it WELSH'S Oreat Book Emporium. Queen and. Market.

Open 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. I wit cl over riurcay niunpi oi- BnjCorn to better tia the nrevlui Cern srd os's were ifnrt, the forrrr 1 t- Sc srui the t'-er iXc ty ae Final f.r.res on were a lowr V- hThT.

Iedinf futures rsned as fol'o wheat fTer" lw rt. fV rcri c'Ma 'S. f4. 1, V. I 1 I.

ft 44 T-e. e-, Fert. 4CV 42 4Z Per 4S: 4 Mv 4T 4S 4 44 n'r't rr t.ir i Je, 10 4 14V 141 Lard rr Mu'ifv-fept -t. 24 rw-t Sao ft 471. Jn ic-tjo7, pit Fhir rae tro pcna -eUrT 0 02U: a fl(t 2U O-t ir-ci.

Jt'. S-4C1-: 'T'-l 40 cah wer fnt'ow- Flcnr Presdy fa. I) fair in II Vli se ti2Vi ill v. i-7iTrA: r-e r.r rri sta zei ie; 7t itM rr 1 ''im cier New York Grsin snd Produce v.w Tor Ac ca Vot f-m. riaw 1 1 e'evafT Kt oh.

tfett: new i rriv.m r.M'u'h. 14'. o. K-'ts r'o ic r-t ir Hs-rr cloael 7 3-1-; r- Cerrj-ar. ft fjl rn 2.

cm. 7' vntnr, ''ufa''" h' to "T've. ar 72 1nt nrwrt srsrte. Futurs wi'hint "st- P'oe-lv ptv wV'a No. 2 4V- V-.

S. N'o. 44 wMta whfe C'irr(1, t.t"- wirvo-it iransirti-t- T-frr Tri(-tI rTvmTr CT flt 24 2C'-'3 r'" titf a-nt. TfTjc r- rec-T? 1 a'-. VS'f ertn-Tr.

9fta lH': ms" -inr.) and white average fancy. 13-313'c; na ft I2i, ycvijwas in his place as secretary. ail tha merrroers of the com mittee were present. Mr. Moyer has consented to nak the nomination speech and will Tork In his automobile for that pt.r-P-se.

By the time the speech is male every delegate will know that Lebanon Is a candidate, however, for te booftinK committee- will have Tor placarded from end to end with attractive announcements. Details of kind were also agreed upon at the Fr'-day evening meeting-. The Perse ni Rescue companies will go to the convention in large numbers and each organization will be accompanied by a band of music. The boosting committee gt In a body and all the other companies cf the department will send delegate, as as smaller parties of memben, al' of whom will root for Lebanon in old fashioned, style. Lebanon News..