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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-25
COTTON FUTURES
MARKET NERVOUS
Traders Inclined to Await Eff.
fects Of Presidents An .
swer to Germany.

The cotton market was nervous and
irregular yesterday. with business con-
sidered largely In the way OF evening up
commitments pending some line on the
possible effects Of President Wilson'S
communication to Germany. At the
same time there was rather O steadier
undertone. which may have reflected Q
more optimistic view Of peace prospects
but which otherwise would have been ac-
counted for by the smaller volume OF
Southern selling. After an early ad-
vance prices broke rather sharply. MAX
Ing new low ground for tho movement,
but steadied again. with the market
closing steady at a net advance of 3 to
25 points. After selling at 2956c. early
December broke TO 29.l5c. and closed at
80. sec.
The opening was steady at a decline
OF points to an advance OF s points. but
overnight selling orders were soon alb
sorbed with the market working higher
on covering. This was promoted by the
failure Of the Southern selling. which
had been a prominent factor on wednes-
days late break. TO show itself at the
opening. and the talk Of a firmer tech
Meal position. At a net advance OF %
to 80 points the more urgent demand
from shorts had been supplied and tho
market met increased offerings from
Liverpool and local sources. a Delief
that the talked Of cold snap in the South
west would pass without killing frost
and expectations OF bearish ginning
figures from the Census Bureau at the
opening to-day served TO encourage the
selling, But there was no increase in
offerings from the South, and after show
ing net losses OF 3 to IS points the mar
ket steadied on covering with later duo
tuations irregular.
Local market for spot cotton quiet and
10 points higher at si.55o- for middl!ng
upla nd: sales NIL
Southern spot markets follow:
Galveston quiet. Is points lower At
Sic. sales. 700 bales
New Orleans steady. 100 points lower
At 2s.50c. sales, 1876 bales
Mobile quiet. SO points lower at
2s.75c. sales. SO bales.
Savannah nominal. unchanged at
29.75: sales nil.
Norfolk quiet. IS points lower at :scs ;
| sales. EOS bales.
Augusta quiet. unchanged at 2e.25c. ;
| sales. 1925 bales
Memphis steady. 100 points lower at
| 30.5oc.: sales, $50 bales.
Houston steady. 10 points higher at
| 3l.loc. sales 8.4l3 bales.
Little Rock quiet, unchanged at ale :
sales. $50 bales.
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Tho market on the Consolidated Ex-
change yesterday closed with net losses
of from one to three points In ma
jority Of the Issues, the steel and equip
ment shares alone showing gains. An
active demand for these Issues during
the afternoon made for substantial prog
ress Bethlehem leading the steel group
In the upturn, closing with a net ad-
vance of moro than 2 points. Steel COM
mon. after moving irregulaliy through
out the session. Melted half point.
Baldwin was the feature OF the equip
ment shares. with closing gain of
moro than ( points. The rails were
veal: and active, Southern Pacific sell
ing off points. Reading 2ls, while
losses of a point or more were recorded
In a remainder OF the group The money
situation continued to dominates the
market, and tho belief that the money
committee would rule against continued
market expansion brought out good
supply of stocks In the afternoon.
Trading In Liberty Loan bonds was
fairly active.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

James 4, Patten. ers, VICE president Of the
Chicago Board OF Trade. has been elected
president OF that institution.
Federal Reserve system has admitted the
following State institutions: Eouit bile Trust
Company Wilmington. Del, capital 500 600:
Citizens Bank, Perry, n. Y, SO ,000; Picabo
state Bank, Picabo, Idaho. $4,000.
Texas Company announces the completio on
Of new eight inch pipe line from Ranger
oil daily.
earnings for the month of September Of
.s31ss and pet s.Tnins' for 3. o &c aTss nine
Bergner a Engel Brewing Company hiss
de- Jared a divid"nd OF 80 on the common
sock payable November. l. This is in add !:
tion 10 the regular semi. annual dividend OF
per cent. on the preferred stock. which
10 payable on the same date.
Mass schusetts Gas Company reports com.
bined net earnings for the month OF Sep
vious year OF A7.b@,
Farson. Son q Co. are offering o block
of per cent. cumulative nref~rrsd stock
OF the Carbo- Hydrogen Company OF Apierics
a. Ass per share and accrued dividerds o.
ge'h'r with bonus OF q PER cent. on the
common stock.
Pan American Petrolsup and Transport
common took has been admitted 20 trading
on the New York Stock Exchange.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.


BUTTER-Receipt.. s.sis packages.
Creamery. higher than extras. ID, S.
TO 81 score, 65i. S57c.; seconds 50 to 81
un.sit.d. higher than extras. bsn a SOC. /;
onds, 5ia5sc.; State dairy, tubs. hnest,
to tsiT. .!ssie; Fsnovatsd. e.trss. SOhs g
tsc;; imitation creamery. nrsts. t59tsc.;
lsdles. current make. hrsts. AZ, al2c.:
seconds, toe;; lower grades. $50 ssHe;:
%oHc.; No. 2. sssc.; lower grades. SO q sec
cHEEsE-Reoeipts. s,b?b boxes. State.
whole milk. fresh mats specials. colored.
e s are AZ hs ss ss"s Ssi. .ysTsss run
lower grades. ash . sac; twins. specials.
SAG s3he:: average run; SAVE; lower
specials, 81 as?nc.i average run. 2s93ic.
lower grades, 26I29c.; Wisconsin. whole
milk. twins held. 81 s2c,i double daisies.
state, skins, specials. 24h R?6hc:; prime
to choice, .:sS2lc. fair TO good. 20 o 22c. !;
lower grades, s8lsc.
EGGS-Recsipts 1923 packages Fresh
gathered extras. per dozen. Ssasoc.; extra
trst., 669Ssc.; hrsts, 62h Q 66c.: seconds
isq 52o.: dirties. No. /. +batsc.; No. 2
sss D0G5,s sG@MS G a.Saa to
refrigerator. special marks. fancy. charges
paid. 4s9t7c.: nrsts charges paid, Az o
.Ssrsss Sssggt' gsd az
and nearby Western hennery whites. nne
TO fancy. Ss9s2c.; ordinary to prime. rs O
ssc; gathered whites, ordinary to nne, sg
whites, s5QsSc.; state. Penneylvania and
nearby hennery browns. elU6so,; gath
cred brown and mixed coiors 6o16Oc.
FRUITS, FRESH-APPLEs-Mc
Dbl. ssqS; Alexander. Dbl. stq6 iona
than. bbl.. S5QS: Wealthy, Dbl, sl.6 d 7 1;
Maiden Blush, Dbl. tg5; Twenty Ounce:
PIppin' Dbl. ,sS5; Fall Pipp,S Dbl. "Ss:
York Imperial, Dbl, sAq5,26; 6tsvenstein,
Dbl, ;IGs; King. Dbl. tt@5,5o; Hubb I'd
Ben Davis. Dbl. $780,; Greening. Dbl.
$4,000; Grimes Golden. Dbl. 800; com
mon. Dbl. y?9S.26: far Western box apples.
box. 500; Rome Beauty, tG7Ses5o:
si.soG2,5O. CRAB APPLEs-emAll. Dbl,
SsS. 81 $3.50: Nova scotia Hyslop. 20 10,
Bose. ssois;> Beurre clsirEeau, 'isas;
Webster. sd $50; Lawrence, uSs; vieor,
iie sSo. QUiNcEs-Sssroy, Dbl, $500
river. 0s sas., $3.50. Nissar., T.tarn cas.'
ID bsk.. 7Sc: &,ilS; ID. bsk.. :SQ?se;
las. CRANBERRIEs--cape Cod. late.
Dbl. $500: early black. Dbl. sos: half
sel crete. $3.50, 6uahsl e5ste. i.asS
Calf. box. ,sais; Florida box, Si0s5o;
Porte Riess boy, s. 10; JamsioA' box % g
Ss; FLORIDA. box. s296; Cuban. box. s? SO
| $3.50; jamaica. box t3dl; Bahama. box.
;3@I:So LEMoS rs boz; 'sS
a12 PINEAPPTES--CaoAn crate. $3.50
9S, MUsKsiEEoNs = Colorado. pink
meats nat sT.ss, Soe SM $500 ,sss "a
OSTRICH EGG MELONS---olorado, crate,
/ 81. 500s; California. . crate, t282.Bo.
CIrRoN ME' oNs-NsArby' Dbl. t@i.So.
FRUITS. DRIED-APPLEs--Eva
state. prime. iSS 0itAc; California. Ise
| l<e. -, 70
NAVAL Stones - Spirits turpsntipe,
ma chine bbls 67c. TAR-Retort and kiln,
ti3 @1S. RosTN-common TO good strained.
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TRADING IN CURB
SECURITIES QUIET
Price Movements Irregular,
With Small Losses in Ac-
tive Issues.

Business in the curb market yesterday
was extremely quiet and price move
nents were again irregular. Al the
close small losses were recorded In most
OF the active issues. The war stocks
were firm In the early trading on short
covering as the result Of the Presidents
note. but at the close they showed frac-
tionai losses.
The Independent oil stocks were less
active than usual and generally lower
Houston Oil lost a point and larger
losses were recorded among the stan
dan Oil issues. although one or two
OF The latter were In good demand In the
late trading and moved a point or so
higher
There was initial trading in the new
stock of the Texas Company and the
rights" The latter were cutie active
and moved more than a point UP from
the opening sale.
Motor stocks we're quiet Chevrolet
was lower. while United displayed a
Arm tone in the afternoon. Cities Ser
vice common and preferred were both
lower. ..
Russian Government 6ns were weak.
falling Q points. while Federal Farm
Loan e. were HIGHER.
Total aalea npd IN pU,s ~ nrica~ <oIiovv .
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COFFEE MARKET.

4 little business was reported in spot
coffee yesterday but the trade is still
much confused or uncertain both with
reference to the ultimate releasing Of
hedges In futures and the control OF
importations through the Sugar Eauali-
ration Board. Under these circum-
stances the few sales Of spot coffee noted
are attributed to the filling OF urgent
needs or the filling out OF assortments,
and while Santos grades we're quoted
slightly higher yesterday the general
m" rket was nominal.
Coffee cahles-RIo not quoted. Receipts Loo
bags and stock $4,000 hays. In Santos spots
were tot quoted and futures were unchanged
10 IS refs over. Receipts sooo bags and stock
I,5s7 OoO bags. Receipts IT ports S7.vyJ bags.
against $500 last year and 5000 two
years ago. Sac Psulo had 81 .oOO, against 900
and ~ 800, and Jundiahy 90, 00C, against $1,000
and 5000 bags respectively.
caEEEE ST IIsIIGS
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Live Stock Markets in Other Cities.

CHICAGO. Oct. "a Hogs Receipts.
5000; market closed outlet at prices steady
s. s SO Sss! lShn ' ;;ss:s psekD
to sho!c., SIS ssts; 'i'''"s'' p'E'' s00'
.sfoSs to Be sss. o,s. classes s::
10 strong; calves strong 10 csc, h'E' er
Beef cattle. good, choice and prime. $3.50
2, gisso' zH common and msdiam; $500
ss7salS; Gamers and cutters, s5.s5as.75.
stockers and feeders. good. choice and
ransy ,lo2Ss12Ts; 'nfs;!o1 common and
and choice. .,isals.so. western range,
beef steer: Ns.76@lf; cows and heifers.
shssp-Reesipts, $4,000; marke, steady
to strong on fat classes; feeder trade quiet
SIS IS is:.s; hsaia i ana 5000, ' ,ls.:5
prime, ,lo$ 10 so: medium and good. ;s.5O
S KANSAS s' ' CITY. Oct. ..-Hes,-R..
heavy .i5.S0Gi750; packers and butchers.
!is:S&l7,So: light NS.759i7.iS: PIGS.
cSttIe"Rsceipt.. 5000: steady. Prime
fed steers. ,i7SoGlS.2S; dressed beef
1850: cows. tS6odli.5o; heifsrs. s79la.50;
s'HSks s:,1 snd ,ssssI' Si' bulls $500
shs.pHRscsipts, $1,000; steady. Lambs,
NLSoSiS7;; yesrlinss. !!o@u;So: weth-
est sr. Louis IoG'S Oct st'-HSSrs Receipts,
II, 900; steady. Lights, sl6.759l7.45; pigs,
slA2S3IG; mixed and butchers, $3.50 .
l7Go; good heavy. si7.o0iT.So; bulk,
Sls.so3l7.45.
Cattie--Receipts, $500; steady. Native
beef stee's, ,ll.5oGis25; yaariing steers
and he'ferA ss.509l5.6o: cows. $3.50 q
1850: stockers aud feeders. SS.6oIl2: fair
TO prime Southern beef steerS. tl0diS;
beef cows and heifers, E50glS: native
calves. t77S6lT.2S.
Sheep--Receipts. 5000: steady. Lambs,
S16.5Odls.75; ewes. $ii@l2. Gamers and
choppers, S5q9,
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Bank OF EnsIa nd Statement.

LdAOoS, Oct 24.--The weekly state
nent OF the Bank OF England shows the
following changes: Total reserve, de-
creased f1sS.000: circulation. increased
100000; bullion, increased f3l2.070 :.
other securities. decreased f1236 900
public deposits. decreased f2214.000:
other deposits. decreased fl3 $4,000 (;
notes reserve, decreased $4,000: Gov
eminent securities. decreased El4274.-
900. The proportion Of the banks re-
serve TO liability this week 10 1870 per
cent last week II was 1910 per cent.
Rate OF discount. per cent
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COBALT
PoRCtPINE.
INDIANAPoIIS 1T LOCIs
CHICAGO RAILWAY 90.
General First Mortgage sc Bonds
cd .

the Contra! Union Trust Company o.:
New York, Trustee, gives notice that I,
will receive sealed proposals to s4u the
above described bonds at "a rate not 20 ex-
coed l0-ls and accrued interest. the total
II SIXTY-SEVEN TE"TSANN eE-rN
Tl'NnRED AND TEN DOLLARS S67,7lo),
Sealed proposals will be optH 1t -
onloe OF the Central Union Trust COMPANY
O'Clock A. N. on the ith day OF November.
CENTRAL Union TRUST coMPANy OF
NEW YORK, Trustee.
BY j. " WALLACE President.
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COTTON STATISTICS.
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct "A reactionary
tendency was maintained in cotton to-
day. At the highest OF the day prices
were 81 to 80 points over yesterdays
c'ose: last prices were 12 to IS over.
Closing bid: January. 276ec. March,
37.40c. May, erase. October. 29.54c ;
December. 2S.04c. Spot steady; mid
ding. 29.50c.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
GREENE CANANEA COPPER 90,

T. Broadway, Kew Iork. y 7.
=" Board OF Directors OF the Greene
Cananss Copper Company has declared q
dividend OF $500 per share upon its Capt.
tai stock OF the par value OF $4,000 per
share. payable on November IS, 1915 10
the holders OF such shares OF record at the
CAV. November 8. 1918. The dividend IL
payable only upon the $4,000 shares into
which the Capital STOCK Is divided All
stockholders who have not converted thar
holdings into shares Of $4,000 par value
shovld do 80 without delay in order that
they may receive thelr dividend prompts.
The transfer books will not be closed.
J. w. ALLEN. Treasure.
Nav York. October "a. lals
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straus.'. Nomina zion Connrmed.

WAsHISoToN. Oct. 24.--The nomlna-
ton OF Albert Strauss Of New York as a
member OF the Federal Reserve Board
out opposition
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Liverpool Cotton. Market.

LIVERPOOL. Oct c4.-Cotton--Spot
quiet. prices lower. American lniddi'ng
fair. 24.07d.: good m'ddling. % SD {;
r,iddling, 22.75d.: low middling. .21.70d. {:
good ordinary, 20.1sd.: ordinary.
9.s6d. Sales, 1000 bales. including 1900
American. No receipts. Futures closed
quiet .-..
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$4,000, 900 NOTE ISSUE.
American Tobacco Company z Per
Cents 0aered 90 Pablo.

The Guaranty Trust Company ana
Kidder. Peabody a Co. announce that
the Capital Issues Committee has APP
proved the 100000 American Tobacco
= per cent, gold notes and that they will
be offered to-day to the public.
The notes are direct obligations Of the
company and mature as follows: Five
million dollars on November /, 1919;
Ss,sss.oo0 November 1. 1870: ss.s33.oo0
November I. 1921: ts.sst.0oo November
I. 1922. and 100000 November 1,
1a23.
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Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were $292.0S4.8S, OF
which $tos.64t.s2 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses,
and $ls3.43s.s2 for recent Importations
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Exports from New York yesterday In
cluded: Wheat, 74,7l3 bu.; pork, l5l
bbls. bacons, 40,950 lbs. oats. 1le,Ss4
bu. oatmeal. 1876 pkgs. lubricatlng
oil, 5000 gals.
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London Money Market.

LONDON, Oct. 2&.--Money per cent.
Discount rates. short and three months
bills 3 l7-s2 per cent. Cod premiums
at Lisbon $50. Consols for money ksk
British per cent. loan %. British AZ
per cent loan 1o0H.
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PennsyIvania Crude OIL Market.

On CRIT, Pa. OCT 2<.-Credit bal
ances. 81: runs. 1881 barrels: average
s5.s0s: shipments. b7.+o1; average,
60,6l6.
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LIVE STOCH MARKET

bEEt EsEReceipt. 20 head: mainly
eonsisned direct to local s,aughterers. No
trading; feeling unchanged. Dressed beef
IN fair demand and arm At ESQ 2se per ID
for native sides :
cAGyEs-Receipta 40 head; $40 on
SAFE. Market outlet and barely STEADY
per 100 lbs City dressed veais steady al
sSSsoe. pc. ID; country dressed do. lsS
Sales Sanders. 70 v.aIs. 1873 lbs, aver.
sEe. $40; 8. so. $3.50: 81. Il. iit.
Surus Son: ~ vesls. 1855, sal: s. III
s,a W. r. Hume: veals. 1917. S2o.go: q
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Raee.p;s. a5,o
0 o.r AR 70 good sheep sold al $50 gI0
limited demand az $50 isc. per 10. o aress.G
lambs arm at 20 2sc Country dressed
dollhouse lambs, ,i3TlS per carcasS
ssies-Kerns Commission 90: Isl Ken
Indians, 81. t!s5o: Ifi virginia, IS. Sls.ss:
~ culls 81. ga; sheep, fse. so; 90. loe
Virginia lambs. 81. tiSsS: is?. So. sis: 20
curtis Son Is s assD lambs tGs 81 ,,s: 6
IS: ~; 70 sheen 81. 80. W. R. Hume; 8
HoGs-Receipts. $500 head: lees than
half car on eale. Market steady. Re-
ported sales OF prime hogs were at t'S ner
100 lbs. Country dressed hogs in fair de.
Tnand at a6G2sc. per h.; roasting pigs. as
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MONTREAL CLOSING.

PARIS, Oct. 24.--Priees on the Bourse
to-day were unchanged.
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CISCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS,
ST. LOUIS & CHICAGO RAJ co.
Fiat Consolidated n =, Met

The undersigned. Sinking Fund commits.
slontrs under the above mortgage will re-
eeive sealed proposals TO sell the above ae-
scribed bonds at rate not to- exceed l05
ans accrued interest the tota! offer 10
consume not more than $500.
Sealed proposals should be sent 10 Mr.
". S. Barger Treasurer. Grand Central
Terminal, New York City. and those re,
ceved will be opened at twelve o'c.ock
noon November l2th. 1918
W p. BLISS
W. A. WILDHACK
W, X. VANDERo'T Jr.
sinking Fund COMMISSIONER.
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OFFICE OF

Baltimore. Nd. OCTOBER nth. 1918
The Board OF Directors has declared q
quarterly dividend Of One and EaIf Nj.
lars CN.5e) per share on its capital stock,
payable october Slst. 1915. TO the stock
holders OF record at the close II busi"Ass
October 18th, 1918. The transfer books
viii, remain open. Dividend checks viii! be
mailed.
T K. STUART. A-s'stsnt Tre-surN,.
AT a MEETING OF the Board of Di~
reetors OF the Pennsylvania g. q "a
CORPORATION held this day there was de.
clared regular dividend OF go aue extgs
dividend OF les out Of the accumulated
earnings and surplus OF the Company. pay
BILE on November lith. 1913. to stockho,p
ers OF record at the c.ose % business ug
Novsmbe Der 9TH, lsls.
October 23. .siS.
T II MArKINs pr.,ih.nt
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PHILADELPHIA.
BONDS

5000 Baldwin Loco &C., ss4 ss4 esx ss.
1907 Drexe, Gifts lilo 10 100 100
5000 Phils Fec LIST 70. 9ik six siS ai.
300 Reading 4s......... S4 SAY $40 s4A
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COAL 4 COKE COMPANY have Thu da9
declared a dividend OF sss ia cash pay.
abe December 5th 10 stockholders OF rec
ord on November 18th. at which date tbs
transfer books will be closed, rsopeninE on
the 9Th OF December Checks will he mailed
for dividends to all stockholders whose al
dresses are known.
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NAVAL STORES - Spirits turpsntine,
machine bbls &c. TAR-Rstort and kiln.
tit91S, RosTN-common 10 good strained,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-30
ALL CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS" FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
GIVE 1T WHEN FEYERISH. CROSS,
BILIOUS, FOR BAD BREATH
Or SOUR STOMACH.

Look at the tongue, Motherl If
coated it is n sure sign that your little
ones stomach. liver and bowels need
a gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross. 1istless, pale.
doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or act nat
urally, or is feverish. stomach sour
breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea. full of cold, give a
teaspoonful of California Syrup Of
Figs" and in n few hours all the
foul constipated waste. undigested
food and SOUR bile gently moves out of
its little bowels without gripping, and
you have a wen, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless fruit laxative;7
they love its delicious taste, and it al
ways makes them feel splendid.
ASK your druggist for a bottle of
California syrup of Figs" which has
directions for babies children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly on the
bottles Beware Of counterfeits sold
here. To be sure you get the genuine.
ask to see that It is made BY "CaIifors
MIA Fig syrup company'' Refuse
any other kind with contempt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-30
100 HENS-15OO EGGS

| Mrs. IT. NJ. Patton, Waverly, Mo-.
writes Il fed boxes of More Eggs
Ito my hons and broke the egg record
II got 1900 eggs from 160 hens in ex-
Iactly 21 days" You can do as well.
Amy poultry raiser can easily double
his profits by doubling the egg pro-
Iduction OF his hens. A scientific tonic
has been discovered that revitalizes the
flock and makes hens work all the
time. The tonic Is called More Eggs
Give your hens few cents worth of
i"More Eggs" and you will be amazed
and delighted with results. more
Eggs Will double this years produc-
tion Of eRgs, 50 IL you wish to try this
great profit maker. write Is. J. Refer
poultry expert, Dept 145. Refer
Bldg. Kansas city, Mo-, for a 81
packaRe Of More Eggs" Tonic. or
send g2.25 today and get three regu-
Iar 81 packages on special discount
for d seasons supply. A million dol-
lar bank guarantees If you are not
absolutely satisfied, your money viii
be returned on request and the More
Eggs" costs you nothing. You take
no risk. Write today. Pin a dollar
bill TO your letter or send 1926 special
discount for 3 packages. or ask Mr.
Refer to send you free his poultry
book that tells the experience Of a
man who has made fortune out OF
poultry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-30
HOUSEHOLD
SCHOOL LUNCH BASKETS MUST
BE FILLED.

SCHOOL LUNCH BASKETS MUST
BE FILLED.
School lunches for the children
have again become the chief thought
for many mothers in the morning
Il is easy enough to prepare whole
some milk dishes when the children
are at home, but to find something
that will pack safely in a basket or
pair is another question.
The subject Of food for children
has become vital this year when it is
realized as never before how neces-
sary It is to prodvide for the coming
generation. School lunches which
will be economical and which. above
all, will provide sufficient nOurish-
ment must be carefully planned by
hOusekeepers.
A few suggestions Of wholesome
basket lunches are offered by the
United States Food Administration.
Cheese sandwiches
Orange
Dates stuffed with nuts.
Hard cooked eggs
Crisp baking powder biscuits.
Celery.
Prunes stuffed with peanut butter.
Baked bean and lettuce sand
wiches.
Apple sauce.
Small cakes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-30
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TO BE ABIE TO GIVE FREELY Is PART or THE JOY
AND HAPPINESS or CIIIfISTMAS
Let know realize right from the beginning of the
matter wnat be your financial
condition what be the pressing needs for future
money the need for injecting obligations
YOtr CAN Buy FREELY AND ABUNDANTIIY AND YOU
CAN GIVE FREELY AND ABUNDANTLY JUST 50
LONG A. THE BAsG AIN BASEMENT IS
WITH YOU.
we make it possible for to buy ar1noads the biggest
OF . Pendleton EOre-loads OF
best crtceable merchandise prices that the
other atorekeeper would call ridiculous.
We make % possible for TO continue buying with
dollar long after would have been completely con-
Eumod Zoo Some other shop
AND SCCH ApPROPiuATE GIFTS TOO
sweatcr5. Pretty SIX Waists. Neat Serviceate
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tsuis Mems Hnd suf- Delicate Infants Wear SILK
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Basement and cnjo all tic happiness OF Christmas
giving