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SOUTHERN VEGETABLES Increases in Supply Is Causing a Gradual Dropping in Prices. Practically All Meats on List. How- : ever. Show Advances?Bermuda j Onions Obtainable. Fruits and vegetables from the south and west ore making: their appearance ??n the market in increasing quantities, and some few vegetables from home trardens also are appearing. This in crease in the supp}\ is causing a grad ual dropping in pricrs in the market? hi*! ilorrt'jjsing juices will continue \ ?? i i 11 i! the ?!iinmcr level ts reached. Spinach. cucumbers. squash. sweet j peppers, st ra wherries and pineapples are all lowor in price today than they were a week ago. Alligator pears and cherries from California have made their app^a ranre'on the fruit benches, the former selling at 30 to 35 cents each, and the latter at 50 cents a pound. Spanish onions have practically disappeared from the market, and their place has been taken by Bermuda onions at 15 cents a small box. While fruits and vegetables show decreasing prices, meats are taking: an advance. In the past week there has been a de dided advance in wholesale meat prices, and the retail dealers have been forced to follow the advance. All meats in the list, with but one or two excep tions. are affected. Boston mackerel are on the fish benches and are selling at ?>'? to T."> cents each. Prices in the fish market remain unchanged from those of last week, the supply on all \arifties. with the possible exception of shad and herring, being good. Geese have disappeared from the poul try benches, and capons, which last week sold at from -5 to 30 cents a pound, are this week quoted at 28 to 35 cents a pound. Prevailing Market Prices. Prices noted below are those prevail ing in the big markets of the city, and those who visit them tomorrow will find quotations ranging about the same: LGGS. Hennery, 28c to 35c doz. j Southern. 20c to *J3c doz. Gathered. -5c doz. j POFLTRT. Chickens. ?2c to 25c lb. i Hens. 20^ to 25c lb. Broilers. 2-V- to 35c lt?. i Turkeys. 22c to 28c lb. Incubator - hicks. 50c lb. j Ducks. 20c to 25c lb. Keats. $1 t" $1.25 pair. Capons. 28c to 35c lb. Koosters, 14c to 15c lb. I BUTTER. B^?t ? reamery. 40c lb. | Medium grades, 38c lb. iCeuo^ated. 35c lb. ' Oleo, 15c to 30c lb. MEATS. Larnl*. 22c to 35c lb. . Mutton. 20c to 28c lb. Beef, roast. 18c to 2Sc pork chops, 20c to 2fte lb. I lb. Beefsteak. 25c to 35c j Pork hams. 17c to ISc lb. j 11' Beef, stewicc. 12*fcc to: Pork shoulder, 15c to 15<- lb. | 16c lb. V?al. 15c to 35- lb. ! Smoked ham. 17c to ISc lia-on. piece. ISc to > lb. 22c lb. ; Smoked shoulder, I2^c 1'a -t>u. sliced, 23c to to 16c lb. ll>. Corned bam. 16c to 18c roast. 20c to 22c lo. lb. { FISH. S?>a bass, \'?k- to 15c lb. i Salmon trout. 20c ir>. Halibu;. 2?k* lb. Smelt. 20c to 25c lb. rod. 12^~e to 15c lb. ; Catfish (skinned), 15c to Flounder*. 10c to 15c; 20c lb. lb. ! Oysters, 30c to 40'1 qt. Spanish mackerel. 15c dam.". 30c qt. or $1.20 to 20c lb. a hundred. Salmon, fresh. 25c lb. ! Scallops, 50c to 60c qt. Kiuefisb. 15c lb. i'rab m?-af, 40c tjt. Shad. roes. to $1.25. flake. 60>- qt. shad, bucks. 50c to 60'-. s-?ft crabs, $1 to SI.25 Herring. 25c doz. doz. Gray trout. 15c to 20c' Boston mackerel. 60c io lb. 75c each. i:<wk. 20c to 25c lb. PRODUCE. Irish potatoes, old. 15c; Parsnips. 10c V? pk. to 30c pk. Lettuce, 5c to 10c head. Irish potatoes. new. Squash (Fla.). 5c to 10c (Bermuda*. 50c t<> 75c each, pk- | Green pea?. 50c to 75c Uuis. 70r to 75c pk. p*. Turnips. 10c ?-* pk. 1 Cauliflower. 15c to 30c Kale. 20?: pk. head. spinacl.. 20c to 30c pk., Tomatoes. 10c to 15c lb ? ijcumben*, 5c to 15c each. Egz plant, 10c to 20c 'a rots, S?- to 10c ban?*h. Bermuda onions. 15c box. 10c bunch. Celery, 5<r to 10c bunch. Cabbage, 5c and 15c head. ?>nious, 10c to 15c '4 Pk Sweet Peppers, 20c to 30c doz. String beans. 10c to 15c qt. Badlshes. 5c bunch. Cymllngs, 8c to 10c each. okra, 20c qt. Mushrooms, 60c to 75< lb. Bermuda lima beans, $1.50 pk. Rhubarb, 5c bunch. Asparagus, 10c to 30c bdfy. 8c bunch. I bunch. FRUITS. Ia-iij-im. IOc to 25c doz. ! Tangarlnes, 15c to 40c ?\ppiea. eating, 8c to doz. 15c pk. Pineapples. 15c to 28<* ' ranberrles, 8c to 10c each. 'i*- . Pears 1 fancy), 50c to Grapefruit. 5c to 10c 7^. <joz. "ach. Alligator pears, 30c to o:angei>. 25.- to 5o- do/. 35c each. Limes, 15c a do*. i California cbe*-ie? fiOc strawberries (Fla.), 15c, lb. to 30c Qi. AMPLE SUPPLY OF FISH. Dealers. However. Report Slightly Higher Prices on Some Varieties. Dealers in sea food at the wholesale market at the wharf report a supply of most varieties of fresh flsb on hand ample to meet all demands. Shad and herring receipts continue light, and as a consequence prices on them are some, what higher than they were a week ago The general opinion about the whart ?Market seems to be that the shad and "erring season is nearly over for this ear, and that the receipts of the fish v:ll hereafter be light. Prices on many varieties of fish are slightly higher than they were a week *'go, and this morning ranged about as! follows: Roe shad, SO cents each; buck -had, 25 to 40 cents each: herring, 57..00 '?> $10 a thousand; yellow perch, 15 to -'?> rents a bunch; small white perch, 10 : o 1", cents a bunch; catfish, 3f> to 40 ? ents a bunch; salmon trout, 6 to 7 entH a pound, blueflsh. s to Jo cents a pound. Spanish mackevel. 10 to 1 '1 ? ?-nts a pound; mullets, cents a pound; arge white perch, m to 1 ?j cents a pound, rock, 10 to 1". reditu a pound; alibut, 12 to !.'> cents a pound, floun-j ders, cents a pound; gray trout, i.", to j <6 a barrel; croakers, 53 a barrel; but-' ;ers, $4.:>0 a bariel. Hard crabs are! selling at $2.5o a barrel; soft crabs at iO to 60 cents a dozen, and clams, .SO ents to SI a hundred. PLANS MEMORIAL SERVICES. Kit Carson Post. G. A. R . to Honor Dead Comrades Sunday Night. The anii ial memorial services of Kit ? arson Post, So. G. A. It., will be1 .'Id at the Jjutheran <*hurch of the! Kidphany, 16th and C streets north- j: est, at 8 o clock Sunday evening, li fast Commander Thomas 11 McKee j ill have command of the post during ?ie evening, and v. ill deliver a eulogy, <-f the ?ie? ea?e?i ' ornrades. \ sermon ; and prayers w ill he delivered by Rev. \ ? hailes F. Stei k. pastor *?f the ? hurch i 'i'he choir of the church has volunteer- j ? d i?s services. The following :?i> the ?|e?.ease<| com- j :.<!e> and the dates of their deaths: 1'..' hard Kennet t, May IV.. i !? I i : Krastu? *' Johnston. September 2, 1 r< 1 I Samuel S Kurdett. September ".'t, 1 1 1 ; Morris ? urry. November 30. 1911. John K. Par ker. hecember 30, 1914: Andrew S. Kurt, January 11. !9!f>. John A. Joyce, Jan uary 18. 191">: Samuel H. Smith. Jan uary 18, 1915. John Grinstead, January 29, 1915. Kdward A. Duncan, February l?. 1915. Benjamin F. Rittenhouse. March 7. 1915; John H Kingsbury, March 1915, and Harvey G Kills. April 3. 3915. Jame.? W. Karrick died at Martins burg, VV. Va., of paralysis. He was I forty-six years old. ji X^:^^f<^/T.v^V*^;vy/!L\*/:,.v*CV|^Iv*A''.y*^-.,'.M^\i v*75wrW^\^ve^^7\?7X$^ Adding Interest t!?b Sale of Wash Skirts With Another Purchase of Fine Models Worth Up to $3.50 Choice at $2.00 Smartly buttoned-all-the-way-down-thc-front n:odcl<. pocket cffccts and button trimmed styles. Cut on flaring lines and finely tailored from the best quality linens, piques and reps, in both white and gray. All sizes and lengths. Skirt Store- -Second Floor. Open 8:30 A.M. Close 5:30 P.M. "THE BUSY CORNER" SCatttt Shuut & do. STH ST. AND PENNA. AVE. BEFORE YOU DECIDE ON YOUR NEW PARASOLS See the Stunning Styles We Are Showing at. $2.00 Ttiis line contains a wonderful assortment of styles and colors, and it will surprise you greatly to learn what beautiful parasols you can obtain at tht? little price. All 1915 models, in black and striped and plain colored tops, with linish of Dresden or Persian ribbon border, black-and-white striped tops with plain taffeta border; all-over Dresden satin, with plain satin piping, in t he i.ew shirred effect. Among these are the most wanted colors, such as hunter's preen. Belgian blue, navy, rose, putty, Russian green, sand, pansy purple and primrose. Handles ait- n straight or mushroom top-5, some carved, others plain, and some in colore to match the parasol cover. Parasol Store - Street Floor. We Feel Fully Justified in Saying?'The Best We Have Ever Sold at the Pri rice f ? 1 ?T ? Worth Up 1 rimmed Hats ..moo a $3.95 Six I-arge Fables in the Millinery ent shape-, ditierent styles of trimniinj. ti<>ns "1 black and white. ?tore tilled with them. < ireat variety differ <hti erent ?t ?'or-, and manv different eonibiiia ? Small close shapes, very chic and smart. Large sailor shapes, in tailored style of trimming. Some with flowers, laid on in the flat style. Some with trimmings of wings, quills or ornaments. Some trimmed with jet or white beads, and hosts of other effects. Untrimmed Hats For side trimming, black anil combina- | black and white. tion. at $1.59, $1.95 and $2.50 95c and $1.95 New Pocahontas Wins ar,d New Ostrich Novelty Effects Band Trimming An attractive new style, wings and band combined, at $2.50 and $3.50 New Wings In all styles, in black and white, at prices from 59c to $1.95 Untrimmed Hats Some with double facings, others have i top of crown and narrow edge of brim in black. Large sailors, mushrooms a-t^d Winding tip the sale of this special continentals, in solid black and solid lot ot iiats left from our big white, with little piping of black, purchase, at ? > Millinery Store?Second Floor. BLOUSES That Charm at First Sight New designs that win vour favor at once, because of their novelty, their daintiness, and the attractive man ner in which titev are fashioned Blouses of Lace and Crepe de Chine at... $2.00 I ombinations of the two materials in new ways. Blouses of crcpe de chine trim med with line venise lace: blouses of embroidered crepe dc chine; plain tailored mod els; made with high collars, some with velvet stocks, and some with low collars. Bargain Table?Street Floor. $5.75 Blouses of Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine at Plain white crepe, with black-and white striped collar; striped rrepe dp ? hines, with plain colored or white collar and cuffs; plain colors of crepe de chine, made cluster tucked and box-pleated styles: crepe de chines with Louis XVII frill. Pussy willow and crepe de chine in a combination of stripes: also the same ef fect in Georgette orepe: beautifullv em broidered Georgette crepes and manv other styles. Crepe $2.95 Satin Striped de Chine Blouses at ? ? Copies of models selling up to $5.00 and the?c are taken right out of our special line on special tables today marked $3.95. Variety of different style stripes, made with plain white collar and cuffs, also black and white collars. All sizes. Blouse Store?Second Floor. Big M ark-Downs to Reduce Present Stocks of COATS AND TAILORED SUITS It Is a Chance to Practice Economy Better Than Ever Before Suits Coats From our own excellent stocks of values to $29.75, including best styles, best materials and colors. Re duced to f Smartest models for cool evenings, motoring and traveling. Made of checks, coverts and other fashion t able materials. Now $14.50 $8.95 (iarment Store?Second b loor. The "Bob Evans" That s the Name of the That all the girls at the exposition and all through the west are raving about. W e New Middy Blouse 0 plete new line. Come in tomorrow, girls, and see it. The seashore, mountain an resorts or sporting clubs will be the scenes of dozens of "Bob Evans" girls. BOB EVANS Is a Middy made of Lonsdale jean, laced J 'BOB EVAN'S" BLOUSES, made of front effect with collars and cuffs of navy blue ' with white piping; or black and white striped 1 ?V/v/ j effects, with red piping, etc.; sizes 8 to 20 years, at i front an4 sides. At have it here. I fashionable A coni -uinmer Lonsdale jean, with short slaves, pockets, collar and ruffs, ami bottom all trimmed with blue ealatea cloth ami f trimmed with white soutache braid laced at 1 ,5U - r fe '< in /i \ // NONE TOO SOON TO BE PLANNING ON THE KIND OF Commencement, Graduation, May Ball, Confirmation or Procession Dresses for tlie Little Girl to the J unior I v\ r-Q I \~m Our line is exclusive. No fear that if you get a dress of one kind a do/.en or more others will wear the same?our stocks comprise exquisite models of only one and two of a kind. Each frock is a selection made by an expert of girls' clothing, and the styles are right up-to-the-minute. Sizes from the tot to the "Sweet Girl Grad." Sheer Voiles, Crisp Lawns, Hand-embroidered Organdies and the Popular Nets Such st\les as the apron effect, the double-skirted models, the bolero jacketed style; the French waisted models, the Russian or low-belted dresses, etc., etc. Finished with frills and frills of dainty laces, ruffles, tucks and insertions and hand embroideries. i:-::5|k W ^ 1 I tfrjff v* Priced $2.98 to $25.00 SATURDAY! THE LAST AND BEST DAY OF KANNS BABY WEEK! Mothers! Bring the kiddies down for ?< final romp, a grand finishing of the brightest week in the year. The f?esh. new stocks aim specially reduced items an- big inrentiv?*s to bring you hurrying here for your las? oppo* - tunit\ to save money this week. fkkk: j ikkk: Willi every |i ir- j rKl: I AlV i;K.\nVm .'t |L ? ?iias?* a Ms. l .-ftrii'tl ii.'i'iv i" ?i KALIAHIN I'Hi: TllK | i a: ~ i ..?? ni?t win a Ik! Hi tM-Sl. Extra Special Saturday! Important Purchase and Sale 10,000 Boxes Gold Initial Writing Paper 01 b Cnglisfj Hetter Each Box (Containing 24 Sheets and 24 Envelopes 12lc Box ijargain Table?Street Floor. HALF PRICE SATURDAY For the Well Known Genuine American Th ermos Bottles Rpraiicp ,"a'cers 'iavc diS DCLullaC continued making this style as illustrated. Indispensable in the Home, for Picnics, for Tourists, etc. 1-quart size al ways $3.00. This lot. special.... $1.50 Leather floods Store -Street 1uzzy Bro wn Te d d v B IOV2 Inches Tall. 50c Values. Tomorrow. Choice. Buy tlie little folks each a brown bear to play with. These are a special purchase: arc made of fine quality cloth, stuffed, have shoe-button eyes ami movable arms and legs. Really delightful little play fellows that are irresistible, at the unusually low price of 25c. Bargain Table?Street Floor. Toyland?Fourth Floor. ears An Item of Universal Interest That Deals With Gl ove Fact: Millions of women yearly choose from the enormous r;",ge of gloves on the market? KAYSER SILK GLOVES Therefore, the house of Kami is ready with a Big. Xew, Clean Stork to suit your every need. Ivayser Silk Gloves not only suit the average ionable woman who chooses her jrowns and hats abrc gloves at home?because Knyner ?;loven are made in I . sure of perfect lit. pure, ntronu *l'k, that wears longest. with guaranteed tip?*, and gloves that are always up style, grace and beauty. an, jad. u ;i* -to-t but tl but b \.. an thnlile he-mi fash in s her il she is icl<?\ e*. nute in Remember The pri.'e is no more than the a The value is far greater. '1 'he The silk stron^ci. the tips ?ua w ear': ra n i ?? ? \ At 50c to $1.50 and Up longer. Glove Store -Street Floor. Should Have Been Here a Month Ago?Manufacturer Made an Allowance Therefore pHL Women's Low Shoes Newest and Most Approved Styles, Brought Out to Sell at $3.50 to $5.00. PAIR Just the footwear you want lor all through the summer. secure several pairs while this lot is on sale. Most styli models, such as Pumps, Oxfords, Colonials Bar Effects, Fair mount Pumps, in patent colt, patent kid, gun metal calf French kid and bronze kid, many in pleasing combinations of cloth and ieather. Choice of turn or welt soles, wood or leather heels. All sizes and widths at $2.95 pair. Plenty of White Buck, Canvas and Sea Island Cloth Low Shoes, some in white Vu.th black piping; $ | 95 fa $3.50 pair Slioe Store- Fourth Floor. Infants' Barefoot Creeper Sandals, in tan. with turn sewed soles. Size y to 5. Special, Saturday, pair 39c This Tempting CANDY MENU For Saturday Snow Drift, filled with pecans, vanilla and chocolate '"Jfl -y flavors. A pound "Mumpty Dumpty Lumps," a new candy, come and see what it is like. Tomorrow, a ^JF pound. Special at Small Candy Wafers, j A , at. a dozen rolls 1 vv "Kewpie" Savings Bank, little glass cup in shape of bank, filled with candy and guarded by a kewpie. eat the candy and have tlu* bank for your pen- f fl.-, nies. Choice, tomorrow.. * Candy Store?Street Floor. Point Venise Lace Collars Oriental Lace Sets A Bargain Square of 50c Neckwear At 25c Bargain Table?Street Floor. Point Venise and Batiste Collars Swiss Embroidery Sets Which heads oil the li>t of good value* in Saturday Xeckwear ottering*. 25c I'leafed Back C ollars, of ) i ? t ^ f 25c Pleated Hack. S\\i-> L.m oriental lace, in white and ?? cream j Bargain Table- Street Floor. I Choice. 15c <{ broiderv Collars, short re vers I and embroidered edge. The \ew l.arge I*ri?- p cilia Collar of plain voile The same in sets at ^mailer Priseilln Collur, ur plain liOug--?!cp\cf| <.uiiii|?e*. phiiu net, , , , , with high-hack pleat organdv. voile. sv\ iss tinbroiderx ?' > ?-ti collar. .1.. . I or pique, at -???? ami SOe. I front. ; t ' $1.00 50c Vestees, new stvies, line embroidered orgaiulv, tini?lu-<] with little pearl but ton> down front. Special Xeckwear Store- Street Floor. Uninl* Diinii it-* ii ml Dotted SuiNMfN Are the Cool, Clean. Crisp Material** I sril for Till* NEW "FICHU KIMONO at.. $2 A prettv style with the old-fashioned fichu ? ?<?ll;ir. short sleeves, daintily edged with fish eye la< ?* and finished with pale pink or blue how and ribbon ends. The dotted swisses are all white, the dimities have delicate little vine pat terns. m blue or black, that are v^ry effective. Sizes 3* to tC Crepe Kimonos Mad?- it, plain colors of old rose, n.-w l?lne and purpb-: made with lay-down collar of white lawn with lace edging, in empire effect, Jinished with elast i" i I w aist. Special, $1.00 Sateen Petticoats M.ide willi knife-pleated flounce, finished with Van !>yke points: choice of Russian green, purple, putty, old rose, black and navy: also striped effects in blue and white and black and white: fitted tops. Choice, $1.00 ''Klosfit" Petticoats In sateens and percallnes. Made with deep flounce, tiny tucks: some with sectional flounces: all are cut full and penerous. Well made. Priced, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 Women's Store?Second floor. l:or Absolute Security From Theft or Chance Opening Buy at Less Than Half P rice Here tomorrow becatiM' tin* maker was reducing stock and sold liis surplus to us at less than hall" price. Choose From These 3 Lots \l SI reel Floor Bargain Table. Lot 1 j Lot 2 Lot 3 "Sliur- I'ok" assort ed styles: black a n <1 colors: $3.50 to $4.00 regu larly. Choice, $1.29 "Muir- I.ok" Hate*: assort ed styles: black and colors: $2.50 to $3.<10 regu larly. Choice, "Shur- liOkM Ha km: assort ed styles; blac k a n <1 colors: $1.50 to $2.00 rep-ii la rl\. <"hoice. 95c 69c Toilet Accessories Reduced for Saturday s Sale Munyoil's Witch Hazel So a p : cake I' e a r " s I' n - scented Soap: cake I' a 1 in i t live Soap: ?ake 5c 11c 7c I r w in's A i' li u I us Taleum I' o w - ? ^ der; regularly ? Calox Tooth Powder. box . . I 'a i in ?> 1 i v e f?*? Shampoo: re? ula rl\ ;,i?c ?^I'alin (? 1 i v <' rea n 1. regu larly 50c Cuticui a Soap. cakes in box.. 25c 50c White I \ brushes: regula rly White Ivory regular 1 y $2.98 . ... L a b 1 a c li e Kate Powder: box Lyon's Tooth Powder; box.. 12c White Ivory T> r e s s i n g Combs: regu larly 25 c Earl Violet Talcum P o w - der; regularly 15c o r \ Hair $1.00 ry Mirror: $1.49 15c 12c Toilet Goods Store?Street Floor. For Little liirls! For Little Boy*! PLAY APRONS With Fockels Full of Treasures llear to the llenr;* of \ ouiigMer*. The Little Boys Apron is a manly little affair with tailored pockets: a ruler in one. a pencil pocket, and good sharp pencil, a memorandum pad in another, and 45 trans fer pictures of Base Ball Players and outfits: g ? 50c values. Complete The Little Girls Outht is a more domestic affair, made with a generous pocket in front that contains smaller pockets, in which are first a set of housekeeping utensils, then a pencil and a pad to flielp remember the recipes, and a ruler last of all: 50c value. Com plete at bargain Tabic?Street Floor. Toyland ? Fourth Floor. 1,000 VOLUMES COPYRIGHT FICTION Many Publishers' Remainders of Original Editions Sold I p to $1.45 At, 9 Volume Choice. \\ c mention but a lew titles : The liagle's Talon. By Georges Olniet. An Affair ot" State. By J. I . Snail li. I he l)e\il's Wind. By Patricia Went worth. The Supplanter. B\ < iraee 011 flit Boylan. 1 he Ripple. By Miriam Alexander. The Lure of Life. By Agues &? Kgcrtmi Lactic. The I ire W ithin. By i jlricia Wcntworth. The Toll Bar. By I. Buckro^e. Jack Chanty. My Hulliert Knottier. The Man Between. B* Walter Arcliic l-rost. The Port of Dreams. By Miriam Alexander. Joan of the Tower. By Warwick Deeping. The Other Side. By Horace A. \ achell. A Woman of Genius. By Mary Austin. Rebellion. By Joseph M. Patterson. Yoke of Silence. By Amy McLaren. The Conscript. By F.rcltmann Chatrian. Stories That End Well. By Octave Thanct. Bargain Tables?Street Floor and Book Store?Basement. ;/f\irr^vT ritfy&trr *!/?