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THE I0lIKIANA |. MILLS
.BIlI gaE PRIZES rs
10 ENeo't 4 UfsA Ii q AGE. I i biIlE Pc opLE
~ 70 iRA;E;ssE iI4.EFs EES EsSSg,E HOMES
AIS o RIVERSIDE
Frizoss For FlSwsf Gardens, ysge.
tsbles and Gshsrai Ap-
hsanys a.f-
z, 9 - q o. si.f yiNBt

The ToxR Minis afsh6enfne6s tlYat
It viii give $50 10 81 ikss t6 the iopard-
tises ,8ho make "a e aaafes3 5r 6sTess
Ithis Year In bsautt iiiE theft homes
The IlTsr Is dapi :,y. itf.a Tl5,:ssa
away wills. These iffSes OF $50 viii
be divided as follows; =. ~ -. s. 7
so eetoie Best SoF1, f.e0;s best
beans, 81 90; best t6Idatoes, $i..00s
pest irish toes, 90, 6ast indiyi-
dGsi 5!Sat, $1.a9 s.
Flower Gardens First prize $500.
second prize $500, third .Rrize $3.50.
fourth prize $3.50, fifth prize (two, $i
each) $2.G0. ,gI ;Ia.sra X, 3Rsl'st. Z s.
vegetable Garden-First prize $500,
second prize $3.50, third prize : s. 90
fourth nri.s $3.50, fifth prize 81 o.
Ihts Is the same at botps mil ,s,..,.
a Best Kept Premises-F First prize
1000, second prize $500, third prize
2.Sg, fourth prize sl,5o. fifth prize
Specials Best front yard 200, best
back yard $1.0O, best condition oil
Shade trees $1.00. best condition OF
lruit traes $l.00. best home $1.O0. TO-
tai $4,000.
The Wiliamston mills Sonatimc ago
announced the offer OF prizes and the
oSSA Hthio AAu likewise. THESE
prizes are worth trying for. 1t. affords
much much :pieasurA to have we'll keIt
hnme 1sel surrounded by growing plants
and flowers. -
In former contests of this kind IT
mas been found that the operatives ifI
auditipn TO making enough for their
own tables have been able to dispose
or some of the produce at profit.
sir b. d. Gossett, president of these
mills, was asked yesterday IL these
gardening contests help. He replied
that they certainly do. He said sthat
ne IS proud of the mill peopIs of this,
section. They have made s,emarkable
progress in the last ten years and
now are among our thrifty and pros
: rarous and happy people. He added
that one may stand oh tlin pii6iicI
SQUARE OH any Saturday and bfck ont
tho best dressed and most pleasant
people that phss, and over. half OF therIiI
VIII be mill operatives. Ha attrib-
titaa their tieveIunfient en- tizenahirSi
snd iti persohalitJ TO- tho influence OF
the schools End churches and lodges.
aed; Iic ib proud or the mill people.
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Atlanta. Ga, March Z Tli;. wili8of
the late Joshua b. Crawford 5of Ats>
iantat leaving his entire estate, ap-
proSiIiately worth Sl50, 900 to hisswide
ow, MIS- Hiafy BeIi siA
according to the report t6iltl y ii IS i'd
ed down hera by James, i. AndersoIls
speciai atditof in tie, fam 6yls ctse.
Mr.! Anderson was appointed by the
cenrt to investigate charges fed by d
number of persons claiming to boF
rs-atFlawr to the estate. that AIRS.
Crawford eSerciseia undue Influence
over stsr aged husband hftesr tfifs mar.
riege. aa''t 9e
Recently efforts were made to prove
that Mi. Crawford's death was stfiie
TO PoIsc;. Ina stt ard !s was also atten,qat-
eu 20 CONNECT ITs, Gra q 77iiiss5;
pnase OF the case. AFTER iiiyestiga-
ton, however. a grand Jury here re-
turned the findihg of u aa fSsii:t s;s
the widow. rs u ssS
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ORDER. Taken for Fine Engraving

PierpQnt Morgan copy OF the follow
ing prayer mas been received, and we
are Very glad of the opportunity to
print IT; It is a prayer ESPECIALLY Tor
comment, and many parisiif0ners ex-
The prayer ucces toned considerable
those advanced in years"
pressed. resolve to repeat 1t daily.
20 God, our heavenly rather, whose
The prayer Is as follows: 81
gift is length of daya. help us TO make
the noblest use OF mind and body In
our advancing years. According to
s,5Iis, tHs ii5tsStiss r IS s xs
AS 'thoh hast pardoned nur transgres-
our Lrehgti apnpSkIon tlInn our work.
M :.s..a.,ss I.s
good may shine. forth clearly. We
bless thee for thy gifts and especially
for thy presence and the love OF
Friends in heaven and on earth.
Grant rs nsys ties of friendship, new
OPPORTUNITIES OF service, Joy In \ the
growth and happiness of chiidren
sympathy with those who bear the
burdens Of the world, clear ftkoukht
ana y hs f6 Il In
.ilfmities with CHEERFUL patience
Keep us from narrow pride In out
brown ways, blind eyes that vii 81
- 80 good OF chan impatient jsik-
hents or the znetffod ods and e&peF Ffniehts
or others. Let thy peace rule our
sptgiEa tllSopgsl isll tlls trial t,f our
fear OF death and all despair Of undue
lcye. of Ute, that with glad nearts at
rest In thee we may await thy viii
concerning lis, through Jesus Christ.
our Lord. Amen.
INN " !, Z, :. Ia, .
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LEO FRANK CASE. ,4a
Being TRIED AGAIN
Atlanta Newspapers Are PFseti-
ssll.ss ss!ea.ss NaW Trial IN
The Case

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9tIantn. MaFciI I.--Witii tfIt. Atlanta atitiiit
newspapers daily devoting columns to
the Frank case, and tile local pliblic
apparentIy taxing more interest IN It
than politics, crops and the weather
combined. Leo Frank is getting at the
present moment what might be termed
without eKaggefation a "ne& trial."
with the reading public appealed To
as Judge, jury and court combined
New Witnesses I are being .sstni-
moned" old Witnesses are being inidict-
ed at the bar. of public sentiment for
perjury, the prisoner at the Bar IS
making his privileged statements.
through the REPORTERS. The payers
are all handling 1t as If 1t, were an
unsolved mystery in which the triie
facts AVE never been discovered. ana
ID which gaiit is stilf t6 Sc Sr8ven---l
YET Leo M. Frank ii In jaif with "a
death sentence hanging over him. 1t
it perhaps the most remarkable situ-
alton; In the history OF the courts In
Georgia, .'i''s 8
When YOU See a group OF men, II
they are Atlantians. gathered in q ho-
til l4ltily, or ri I, the front of. an Office
1hnttding, engaged in earnest conver-
ation, hih8 ltpies out OF ten they are
making abnD{ Frank, Did ne kin
MARY f-nagan, Or Ts no the victim
Of police frame-up Is he. such q
Eeniarkable criminal an actor that his
attithde for sailty nh 4 Is aaiIiaitibbiai aIiaitiba..i-
led. ana is ne d fioister or eo6liiess
and snerse,, Or he ig'tIie persacuidd VIC
tim of racial and class prejudice as
LII LII yeis M Rasaer said said IN New York :?
q .'.ssYetSy+and fNosi aslsl no cans tell .
and ,....of coufse ths's guilty sas hAsi,'
an. Hes infscatit aili a worse per-
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secuted man than Mendel Beiies!p
That's what you hear Ii you keep
your ears open in Atlanta today. IIu-
cal newspaper men declare that there
Is more serious public interest In the
Frank case today ten times more,
than tlpere %as 1t Inc ,tliae IL tie
trial.
TIE three Atlanta papers. by sim
ply publishing the news assEt has de-
re!oped from day to day during the
Dust few weeks 'tsTe raised doubt
SO big, so persistent, so complicated,
.-i!!ai' y lie tghal iaI,tnS taisni fRrakhaG
out pro and con at Il iiew trial, il Il,
pretty hard TO figure out how 1t will
be re-sentenced there Is nothing for
Judge Hill to. do but pronounce the
deali sentence, hut for Frank to- be;
actually executed With the case in
the tripie-twisted mess It is in today
ls an almost Uncomfortable outcome.
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New YORK. March 7.LLohn sharks
who have found victims In the fire de-
partmsnt have come under the ban of
Conf ioner Afianson, who IN 8
started .sts 3 eampaign against them He
iaP IviItu That tiiv iUaif siiizI i no 'i nut
only ieat money at dsuprious rates to
arefneh. but frequently succeeded In
itidacinG INC them to buy je@erly al pric-
:es which We're far higher than the
value or the article Warranted. C6iii-,
lnissIoner Adatnsoh is making a strict
inyeSti ion so TINT ne can. certify
something 70 the district attorneys Of
flee on Which Mr.. Whitman can work,
"Madge Rightly is certainly an iip-
to7dhte grill" r--s J. ..-s5..,. ~ 8.
up.to-date, heavens. she's mp to
everything Boston Transcript, :,
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(By Charles +; TJenI,.sy. N,

New York, March 7.-senast,ona, S,
In New York,s pFaft n.
stlgstion have not aiJS "a ~ AN
means. seems that the afsh,s,, .
tlon OF former Governor St7iSeF- ~
-tgfces United States Senat0f tIlTSfSi55o3SSS 5oS ~
on the stand. At fleastg SiiHf ID sSI, ).
terence fsken from thh a. +
use OF the 1arng OF tie iis5, iTST Elas.;
sKcrk seDator Whenever sSII 9ar
appears peIoxa District a. IsSr,ss ~
~ n5tntan and the: grand itfrS. =
~ ne g0rIeec Go oserhOr sfstfare Is n *
-. ss's1sstQf ". .Gorman knows an ab6uF
a;sss,sla ~. ny sgais Sniid blstf sSS
w sallisi1an e inclined ID believe that
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sslaa eL tIliE idea ns we'll as 10 ret ~
sls sgos Of Elle Matter is 90 fiase SgIis
~ y ozIQ 2 - lEe the Witness sttfilIi
s5lay p AAitehell Is getting his ffrst
~ 3. - 81 cEisiclsm. He says he knsT
y. ~ nss to come and &c 10 prepared "a
,a..,ss slsas it lrerkly and fsaFlesely. MI.
a,t !, - rsceiying letters daily COM
gisssll.lg y g ABOUT street Cleaning com.
=. ..llssloa Z ae and also about
,s...s, s.as asSs.uae he has taiJsn t6Wnrd the
~ DIG bills. hir. hIiEelleal ceSss mi he
lteye that ali tllh I,enp,a rs
Hin tlliisk tEat b i n ~ Slt5..Si a :
~. ne THINKS they b lFe 7iiseT
eefsnagsd TO believe that he hns been
:. Atss mayor says that he uaderstands
tsls Situation. thoroughly. however. ana
VIII not lee no otls minute sn iifa fiehs
se (, pave che StAte LegislaSure pass she
s,ssil, TissSh VIII make It poeslble Ss,s.
csthAlS - accept the Police
Y. .f3P u I,rS5Saop,sy :. ~
tqftS q moi thlt AS y sc q
iE9 syihp4tiIy with Ia fs,,, y, &.
coafssIssIollsrship Of New York cIiy.
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Street organization, but for the per
sisteney OF the attacks made against
IL. NOW % new orSanizatipn has
neen rereeq TO light f..lse wigyam. II is
composed of independent Democrats,
who cali themselves the Committee OF
Two Hundred AMI Fifty.
t5erti Hansons is. the head and Il rs
the Idea of the founders that their or
ganizattnn will j, in time supplant Tam
many Hall, which has been dnnnnnced
az bnsiness. organization of contrac-
tors. Among the members, are some
or the hest known and most infiuen-
tial democrats In the city.
D0ft0rs Favored by. Income Fax,
it seems RsIH the, physicians have
come on with flying coiorS In the d.
claratlon of, their Income tax. The
deductions, which they are lowed to
naked are numerous enough to make
department store head jealous. For
INSTANCE deductions are allowed for
hefessATy expenses actually paid in
the carrying on of business" A fair
ALLOWANCE for rent, service expenses,
or autom lie pr horse, telephone or
similar e.pepsas may be included In
this category, .,as. web as direct ex-
pense IN connection with, ,pTroofess sitoSnSl
work, S6Sh IA iRsifrrSiRIIIept, Spd once
equippentstT A,, p{hysIefap Is, isSn5 5itIds
to to CLAIM aal1l 81 agdsstlsP fet iha sgst, wear
an feaH ipn ipn pSop peTty arising out, of its
use Of eppIo 4lnehf in the business.
oh, the, luck Of the ntedicos
Shonld women popose?
should they rid themselves of super
fluols, flesh,
The 5ne. is as. rsasonafle and as
deyotedIy, TO be Wished as tie other.
according to Maria Thompson Davies.
authorst&hp having frst taught hssir 81,
sisters 81 e 20 Bees thiRs new proposes to
teach the@ ie To- be free q, making their
matrimonial choice, The. sequence is
perfectly logical. Fret. make your
selves losAble, ladies. then PICK out
a man to love YOU. To teach the
Lesson on, OF; higher feninism, Miss pa
yles has been granted a years leave
from the more Immediate duties of
ssgsass s:. work by by 1. Pr pF Anna Howard
N"A'A''. =
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PendletoR, March. REV. T. l.
Smith spent several days this week
at Westminster, -,
Mrs; j.. WI, Sanders was. called to
Augusta Wednesday, morning on ac-
count of her little nephew. being very
III with menengitis Her friends are
deeply grieved to learn OF his illness
and nope he will soon be all right.
:. Mrs. /. L. Hanna spent Wednesday
morning at Anderson.
Mrs. b. II. Sadler spent Thursday
morning at Anderson.
Messrs.. Allan and Thompson of An
derson were in town Wednesday.
The missionary meeting was held
at the home OF hfrs.. Il. L.. Smith Fri
day afternoon.
prof r. L Hanna snant vastarsay
at Anderson at the. feacheTs' meeting
On Thursday the hook Lover
SiqD met at The hume of Mrs p
wilson. During very pleasant after
noon delicious refreshments were SER
ved. oet
A big meeting of the Masons was
held here at the Masonic hall Satur.
q day, night, Dr. Bryan, grand master
tiisiuo GU uudreIs. Oyster fsupper was
served to them at the Farmers Hail
Mrs. J. c. Strfbiing Is visiting her
daaghtter, gt Mrs, F. " TribbIe at An
Miss Lovey McDavId OF Bolton ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. B.. A. Wilson.
MISSES Gertrude Mahaffey and Ethel
and Alma Cole visited relatives at
Greenyille during the week end
MISS Shirley aqTownyiIle- Waited
MISS htahaffey4 40 FIafEss, Han : Ilagt
week. "A =.
Misses Harrison and MsyfieIdf and
sSs,s.1. ys,9,a ! /, el l6slSs
AF and Mrs. Burger are Keeping
house E1tg. nov at MFR. J. Ia. WoffoFa's
zone rs Es. Rotfors 81 6ohtalng with
DR.. Parker and little son, Jack. of
augusta visited Mr.. T. L. Hanna dur
ing the week end.
Mr.. Robert Seawright, or Donalds is
working at NJ. M. Hunters store now,
t:ans::.n has been ~ 4ysS.s. .sn.s,p
at ME5, Elrod's at Sandy SOrings re-
,tuf1ed home this week pst
MISS e. g. Litton, ,Siio sis;;;; ;,;,s,; :,
Savannah f0T some time On ga-nI;SiiSl
OF her health ahas returned home.
Mr.i. f. Thomas OF Anderson was
In town last Friday. ~ NJ
TIC ne sTs.ss5ssr Sst=h,,s Is
pleasant afternoon on Tnes6Ay 1T s the
home Of Mss. T.. ]. Sitton. DaiTcjo,,i[
chocolate and waters were served.
Mr.. b. M. AnIf 'spent several devs
this week at FIngeryille. :
Bliss !Sioise Dublin returned to VIM
snTopt Si9ilege Monday, She homes Ia
: sinisa i1I,saa there ana viii so to Japan as
town Saturday, g ''''' u y
6. Mrs 9 AREtoh Innter lsas Ssase yas5j
81 SICK IoE the past week, but is sofSs
Misses Annie and ida McC Crary -xant
%. AnueTson Safufd To !: fsIesiti iSvS sSsv.
erai days with Miss Annie CO.. :
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DR.. w. G.. Hcarin went to Anderson
yesterday afternoon toSsee his patient.
A. L. Knight. who was. operated. on in
me lnnrmary In Anderson Tuesday
MI. Knight was getting along so nice
iy that Rr$ Hearin brought him back
TO P2lton on the five-thirty car.
e. x. Wbllis, property owner of the
q. s. & A. Hallway, with headquarters
IN Greenyille. was among those In Bel.
T ton yesterday. Slf s e
The following gentl9men, were reg
lstcred at Hotel Geer Yesterday: C. A.
Shipman, North Carolina; v. NJ. Flem-
ing, Virginia; W. f. Marshall, Ander-
son; B. M. Frank, Washington; T b.
Curtis, And arson; G. ". Oeud. Ander.
son:' w. w. Walker, Asheyille: ]. p.
Willis. Richmond; j. Reed. Columbus
Ohio; E. f. Taylor, Atlanta; WIN
Smith, GreenviIle, s. c.; C. III. White
Richmond; g. S. Steele. Columbia:
w. w. Ezell, Spartauburg: Y. w. Wat
son, Clemson Colleg3; f. E. Davis.
Charlotte; J. B. Stepp, Spartanburg:
F. E. Bradley, North Carolina; q: A.
Bryant, Columbia: VIC. Kane, ATTAIN
ia; W. j. ShaughncssyJM Macon; George
w. Beahr Boston; Elias w. Cain,
North Carolina; Benton II. Walton,
Raleigh: y, W. Rhodes. Greenyille;
p r.. Mason. North Carolina; w. A.
Caster, Baltimore; c. G. CampBelI. CO.
lumbia; H. NJ. Laurin, Baltimore; l..
ID. Witt, Greenville; c. B. Pepoer, So
lumb!a, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Foies, An
:!ersoa; y, y. .Richhnrg. North earn
Ina.
J. Newton Cox, Of Bolton r. r. D
was among those In town yesterday
Flass.l II Kenyc.,, manager of Ken
yon's Piano Shops, who has had a
great. deal of business in Anderson. ).
was in Relton yesterday. The main
Office of tha Kenyon Piano Shops is i'm
Spar.anburg. S. c., WITH aaranches al
High Point, n. c., and Greenyffie. Mr..
Kenyon makes speciality OF piano
tuning. 8l:i
Archie Goodrich, who is with the
Kenyon Piano Shops. tuned three pi-
amos for the G. s. & A. Music Company
whila here. MFR. Goodrich is an ex-
pert.
w. A. aiattison ofWare Shoals will
spend today with friends. t..,, ss..s@
Misses Alttse and Eae EdYsEgtnn, tive
efficient teaullers, in tho Beiton High
. Al = = ssk k.s1 F.sls
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FOB AGED
BY hlIRlS. MORGAN
New ork Church Adppss Prayer,
Aha Is pabIishsa i, Annual
cals -Notabls Woman

z New York, March 7s~-Alrs pierponti
;Mbrgan. widow OF the anancisr. IL so
impressed with THE beauty of sid aye
and d-the need OF showing special fav?
nfaild tlle & sad nf shlWfng f,lts
.ne 10 kllesses nf advanced years tIIaf al,e
has sent to the Rev. kari RAJ fld :
rector OF ST. Georges Episeopai
church, special prayer for tltEke
VINO have passed, rsath of tsatflsy
Ieached The allotted span Of life Il
ion althoagh not in the Book 81 Cst,iiIIs i
nsoE Prayer.
Afr. Relliand was so ininressed Sii6
ofsails letter and fII6 i,r5S *,
itaell hat he printed Il Is ST. oeorse, &
CAlsndar with this Knte s
$ Through the kipd,sess Of Mrs. j.
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Willie Breazaafe, proprietor of the
loyal Pressing Club. will, spend the
oaT with relatives In Anderson.
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Mrs. Mhitner ptiat delightful
manners your daGg ttef hass 3
Mrs. Bier tprondiy1 Yes, you sec
she has been away from home So
much Smart Set.
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Miss cIara-k OF Belton. is among
those In Anderson today visiting her
friends.
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Miss Sarah Martin of Bolton, is Wis.,
iting friends in Anderson today.
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School. are spending the, weekend
with relatives in Greenvlile.
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j. Newton Cox. Of Bolton r. r. u
was among those In town yesterday
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y Misses Nice and Sue G. EdYsEgtnn. two
efficient teachers in tho Beiton High
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Archie Goodrich, who is with the
Kenyon Piano Shops. tuned three pi-
amos for the G. s. & A. Music Company
waile here. Mr.. Goodrich is an ex-
pert "a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
WHAT FINANCIAL
Men THINK OF
BABY BONDS

Several officers Of banks and trust
companies have given their views on
the governors proposal Of baby
bonds" to form part Of the new terri
toriai loan OF 81. 430, 900 under cOnsld-
Grafton Some declined 20 be quoted
when questioned BY d Star Bulletin re-
porter. partly because the subject had
received no thought from them. Ono
or two. while doubling n small inves.
tors would take advantage OF the Of
fer. would say nothing that might
seem to be disparaeement OF the
executive policy IN the matter II was
mentioned b. one Ct the douhtars OF
success of the experiment that two
or three sound corporations offered
bonds in denominations of 500 aud
$500 At higher rates of interest than
the territory would say.
E /. Spalding, manager OF the Bank
OF Honolulu. considers small bonds
troublesome to handle. and doubts if
people OF moderate means wonld In
vest In them to any great extent
Cecil Brown, president Of the First
National, regards the baby bonds'' as
q good thing, saying: Il don't sec
Why small investors should not have
a chance to put their savings into
such q good security z
=. Abrams. Of the Hawaiian Trust
Co, expressed himself In almost iden-
tIcal terms with Mr.. Brown.
n. H Trent. president of the Trent
Trust Co, said einphatically: Fl am
heartily in fayoh OF the issuance or
baby bonds to be passed over the
counter to all who have the price, let
ting the people come ND every sfa
months with their coupons to draw
their interest"
An officer of another bank, whose
manager declined to say anything.
thought small investors would prefer
the baby bonds to the postal savings
bank.
As previously stated in this paper,
the governor proposes to issue $500.
00e Of the loan in SO 0and $200,0O0
IN $500 denominations.
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NofYln6 on
IR7

Stocks continue stfeng but with few
sales IN the past 2 hours. Eva sb6'fs
4 gain OF x point. 0ah,l e toilii and
OiaA y point No ether stock his
been sold since yesterdays renoff ~
etc Mill skies show decline of
IS e ii q sale Ct $1,000 st 81. 50. ,'<h
brought 1925 for two lots Of ID SL6|ts
each. Oahu Is. "a for 16 and Il; shares.
and 0laa Tor is shares.
McBryde was The star performer ID
the stock exchange yesterday 6.|/I|5
suffendering the figure asked rs. ~.
day 3 30 the sales at that rice 5 81
As shares fepdrted and ITO Oh lis
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