Tho consumer should expect to pay on
the average from 2) to 40 per cent,
above those prices to cover the re
tailer's cost of doing business and his
legitimate profits. Quantity informa
tion is the approximate amount of
produce on the Farmers.
Vegetables.
Beans; 32 bu, SI'S $1.50 u; S'SSc qt.
Beets, 250 bcha, 40550c doz bees;
3 1-2 i 4c bc h.
Cabbage, 11 bbls, $1.25S$1.73 bbl; 43
7c head.
Carrots. 15 doz Ibchs, 3515 40c doz
bchs; 253 1-ic bch.
Cucumbers. 54 bu, $12 $2.50 per foO;
1S21-2C each.
Cucumbers, pickling. $1Q$1.25 bsk.
Lettuce, N. Y-, $1.50S$2 case; 7&9c
head.
Onions, $1.50Q$5-K sack; 4 1-2351-2C
poun,d.
Potatoes, 140 bu, $2.13$2.35 bu; 543
59c peck.
Sweet corn. 5,700 ears, $1,753 $2.23 per
100; 21027c dox.
Sweet potatoes. $.50$S Wbl;-4
Pnstels have outgrown their pilk boundaries in the world of "undies."
They are now seen In linen envelopes and gowns and are trimmed with
contrasting color.
Some of the more expensive day coats lend themselves to evening wear
very appropriately. They have side panels of fur and shoulder capelettea
instead of sioe es.
Coats and eults are using fringe trimmings. Wide cord fringes sre
mingled with drops of chenille nnd other fringe, with open-work tapestry,
designed borders. They ore used mostly for panel and sash edge trims.
The fabrics of first interest for fall dresses are trlcotlne, satin and
fiber jerseys.
There are some new white Georgette undei garments of real beab.v
i r.owfrs. -wide tucks and nairs.
row Valenciennes.
A euit xvhlcli Is becoming: popular is a surplicft . ne In which tho xijfht
eiQe of the body Roctlon tapera and encircles to left side beck, thus forming
a back belt.
