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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
Zig DIAL N COAL,

Special 10 The Intelligencer.
a consideration Of 1897. Thomas Love.
and w A. Furlong Of Connelsviile. Pa:
become the owners of a largo tract OF.
coal along BInghamon creek In Clay
district OF this county, according TO \
deed filed today at the court house here
The tract is conveyed by the Superior
Coal and Coke Company.
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oENHRAL MEETING.

A meeting will be held Wednesday
evening at o'clock in tho criminal
court room in the City building for the
purpose Of discussing the Fourth OF
July parade to be staged by the g. \: r.
All military organizations and auSiltar-
les should be present and have voice
in the discussions.
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Owing 10 the death Of prominent
Nom Der OF the Short Creek NJ. T.. church
the strawberry and ice cream social To
have been given this evening Ivy IN"
Mems Rhle class has been postponed
indefinitely.
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Miss Elmyra Shul:5 Of PITTSBURGH is
the guest Of Mrs. {. II. Eberts Of War
wood
Donald Fisher and Henry s. Bell "t
Thirteenth street spent Sunday IN
Pittsburgh the guest Of Donald Fish
crs uncle, Saul Reich.
Mrs. George Rentsch and daughter
leave this morning for Lakeside. O., 10
be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Frank kronjacGcr OF North
Huron street Is at the Ohio Valley
General hospital where shc has under
gone n very serious operation.
Dr. Robert j. Sndcr has gone to New
York CITY on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Floyd hay" re,
turned 10 their home in Beech Glen
Mrs. Frank Poindcxtcr of Fifteenth
street spent Sunday visiting friends in
MoundSVillc.
Mrs, Robert J. Snidcr and daughter
Miss l'lorcnC. Snidcr, Will leave the
latter part Of tn" week for Wooster
o. where they will visit relatives and
friends for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gates OF the
Island were called TO Smithheld. O,
through the death Of Mrs Gates
mother. Mrs. Sarah Il. Moore. OF that
place.
Lou Barnum. formerly a member 81
the local police force but recently Of
an Akron. o. firm, is visiting friends
IN TINS city.
Air. and Mrs. Herman wicker and
son julius Of North Wheeling will
leave III 4 few days for their summer
home in Monroe county. ..
Miss Angela .Tacobuc"i ~ Seven
,ccnth s.-..ct Is the guest Of hor sister
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WEST VIRGINIA LADY
VIII Make Seconding Speech NolninA
ton Hon. John W. Davis for Prudent.

Honor has come to a we'll known West
Virginia woman. Mrs. William G. Brown
Of I[ingwood who loft here yesterday
rnr the Democratic convention. at San
Francisco Mrs. Brown Is to have the
honor Of making the sccond!ng speech
for tho nomination OF John W. Davis.
as candidate for the nomination for
presidency. She II tho widow OF the
late Croncressman W F. Brown.
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McSQaplCS.


Master William Latane burt, son n!
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Allan Burt. will b"
host to \ number of little friends THIS
n fternoon at his home IN Beech Bottom.
The occasion will celebrate the tenth
birthday anniversary o: the host anu
the hours will be from until o'clock.
4 program nf merry juvenile games
will be supplemented with delicious
luncheon served at 40 o'clock. Rcd.
white and blue viii! be clevcrly carried
out in tho appointments with other d.
tails suggestive Of Fourth Of July,
Fifty-tve guests Will enjoy tho affair.
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Rride-Elect Honored

Miss Catherine Shorts and Mr. Glenn
Chambers. whose marriage will be an
event Of Wedrc sday. June so, were COM
plimentcd with an informal dancing
party given last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs Stanley Floyd at their home IN
Beech Glen. \ musical program OF ca
Ccllcnt quality was furnished and At l !
, o clock supper WAS served. The guests
were:
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JUNENEDD|NGS
ARE NUMEROUS
uss FLORENCE May BDHoP AND
NOR. FRBDERIcK P. JoHNsoN
WILL RH NARBnD TH1S
AFTERNOON.
Miss Hslsn c. Starnn ana Nr. J. Ken
meth NcCanmon WIN Re United
In Marriage Wednesday
Evening.

Saint Matthews Protestant Episcopal
church will be the scene OF an inter
estlng wedding this afternoon when
Miss Florence May Bishop and Mr.
Frederick Plumlcy Johnson Of Waltham,
Mass, viii be united In marriage at
t:15 o'clock. Just tho immediate fami-
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McCAmmon-Stamm.

Among the very interesting weddings
NJ this month is that of Miss Helen
clark Stamm, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Stamm. Of North Main street. and
Mr.. James Kenneth McCammon. OF ;he
Island. which will be solemnlzed We'd
neSday evening at o'clock ~ the
brides home. There will be no immc-
date attendants at the ceremony which
will be read b. the Eev Samuel Martin
Gibson, pastor of the First Preshyter-
ian church.
The bride will wear her travelling cos
tune. which consists OF a suit of navy
blue tricotine, small navy blue hat faced
with henna. and shoes and gloves OF
black Her flowers will be brides roses
and sweet peas.
Mr.. McCammon and his bride will de-
part over the Pennsylvania at $50 on
an eastern trip and on their return will
take up their residence in this city.
Miss Stamm is we'll known young
lady and Is very popular among the
Younger girls. who have shOwcrcd her
with social Courtesics since her engage
mcnt was announced. She possesses y
charming soprano voice and sings in the
choir OF the First Presbyterian church.
Mr.. McCammon Is the son of Mr.. J. Par
holds a position with the whitaker
Glessner Company. He Is former stu
dent OF Bethany College and Is we'll
known musician, ne also singing in the
choir Of the First Presbyterian church.
They have the very best wishes Of their
many friends in this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22

Accept California" Syrup u Figs
only--lock for tho name California on
the package. then you are sure your
child is having the best and most harm
less physic for the little stomach. liver
and bowels. Children love its fruity
taste. Full directions on each bottle.
You must say California"
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strawberry Social.

Complies plans and arrangNm"nIs
have been made by the. members Of the
Ladies' Aid society Of tho Christian
church of West Liberty for a straw
berry and ice cream social TO hC given
on Wednesday evening. June 2Srd. on
the campus at the Normal school. In
addition to strawberries and ice cream
chicken sandwiches. homemade huns
and coffee will be sold. The refresh
ments will ho served between the
hours OF and 10 O'Clock.
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About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Mcl.urc--C. u. Butler. Huntington;
l.. +. Linz. JacksonburS; T. S. swan
son. ParkcrsburE; l.. +. Odcll. Charles
ton; r. i. Martin, ParkershurS: W. y
SycarinCcr Parkersburs; William
Bcall. Fairmont: II. w. schmidt. FAIR
mont: r. y, Richmond. Charleston.
Windsor-W. II. Mason. Elkine, B
L. Butcher, r'airmont: NJ. S. Webs
Hastings: ". q. Spencer. ParkerShurg
r emerson. huntington: 5. A. Bean,
ParkcrSburE.
Stamm-Mrs. G.. H. Williams, Tark-
ersburG
Rogers-W. Z. Rca. MorEantown: 4,
NJ TalkinGtnn, Cameron; J. L. Zero,
Clsrksbure. {. Il. Graybille. ClarkS-
burg: II. l.. Woodward. ParkersburG
J. &. Busch, ParkerSburE: II. d. Ste
phcn. Sstcrsville; Roy Thomas. Park
crsburG.
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MISSES
Buzz Club entertained

The young womc" composing the
"Euz." club journey cd 10 Naymau :
! Inn, at Bethlehem. yesterday afternoon,
: where they enjoyed u delightful after
noon Of necdlcwork followed h. deli
rious chicken and waffle dinner served
! by Miss Mary Wayman AZ SIN oclock
White syringa blossoms were placed in
J design over tho table cloth and covers
were laid for tho following:
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Tin wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Ehcrts celebrated
the tenth anniversary OF their marriage
last evening at their homo. No. 400
Richland avenue, Warwood. Tho guests
included the intimate friends and rcla-
tives OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eherts. and an
evening Of varied pleasures WAS enjoyed
until late hour, when tho guests we're
invited into the dining room. where a
delicious supper was served. A color
scheme Of pink and white was carried
out In the appointments and the details
Of tho decorations were effectively car
ried out in tin novelties in Keeping with
the tenth anniversary. A tall tin vase
filled with lovely pink roses conferred
the table and the favors were tiny tin
baskets filled with candy.
The following were those enloyirE
the novel affair: =
Messrs. and Mesdancs
John McGrow l.. 4. McCord
Geo. Eberts. Sr. n. ". Campbell
Geo. EbertS. Jr. T. H Johnson
Harry Eberts Of Bellaire
Rev. and Mrs.
Misses
Mr.. Herman Eberts Agnes Johnson
Elmyra Schultz Of Bellalr".
Of Pittsburgh. Marie Hofreuther
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Tennis Club Dance.

Everything Is in readiness for the in
in the Mcclure Hotel by the Wheeling
Tennis Club. and from all indications
this first dance Of the summer series
will he the most elaborate and thor
ouchly enjoyable function OF tn" early
season. invitation ha.r been ISSUED to
the younger So -ni ih' dance j. not
liritcd 20 club u-'rh-r+ only. but all
their friends are rnr,',rlfN %. e.:
tend. Tho commit
at ihA nnSf uTu,,t
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HenSs-powell wedding.

An interesting wedding was solemn
lied yesterday afternoon al 1850 o'clock
at tho parsonage Of the Second United
Presbyterian church. when Miss Mary
Alice Powell became the bride Of Mr..
Earle X. Henkc. both well-known
young people OF this city. Tho ceremony
was performed BY the Rev. Ira G. Nc
Creary. There were no immediate at
tendants.
Following the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served ut the brides home
in East Wheeling and later Mr.. Hcnkc
and his bride departed OIL an extended
honeymoon, which will include tour
of the lake cities. On their return after
the first Of July they will be at homo
In this city.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Z. Powell of No. 1900 Balti-
more street. and for some time has been
the efficient bc.okkccpcr at the 4. w.
Brand Company. Mr. Hcnke is promS-
nently identified In local automobile cir
cles. They have tho best wishes OF
their many friends.
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Luncheon at tho Country Climb.

Mrs. y. A. Haning OF Woodlawn will
entertain on Thursday afternoon with
a small informal bridge luncheon at
which there will be about sixteen
couples in honor Of Mrs. Harold Tay-
lor Of Youngstown. O.. who Is the
guest OF Mrs. Jesse Bloch.
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-BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMrS-
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Mrx Bloch Entertains.

On Monday night Mrs. Jesse Bloch
entertained at her home NJ Pleasant
valley. honoring Mrs. Harold Taylor
OF Youngstown, o.. who is her guest.
The marty was a very informal one,
many Of the guests dropping in to
call during the course of the evening.
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,rrr simn.on will Entertain.

On Thursday evening Mrs. May
Forbes Simpson will cntcRain at the
Country club with n larsn%ridgc sup
per. Guests have been invited for
o'clock. and following the afternoon at
bridge there will be a supper served
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To Distribute Nava, Medals,

Washington. - The long delay in
awarding medals for distinguished
wartime service In the navy and ma.
rine corps Is about to be ended, 1t was
learned ut the Navy Department. The
decorations which were held up while
a naval board recOnsidered the awards
after controversy among naval Off.
GERS and subsequent congressional
investigation last winter have been
mailed to commanding officers Of
ships and stations for distribution
either on Armlstice Day. Nov. II, or
Armistice Sunday, Nov. IA. The med
ais were forwarded In sealed packages
with instructions that they were not
to be opened until receipt of general
release message from the department
and were then to be presented with
appropriate ceremonies. The revised
list Of those to receive the awards was
not made public and 1t was said that
It would not be released until the med.
ale were actually presented. II was
understood, however. that since the
originnl list was sent back to the
board, headed by Rear Admiral Austin
n. Knight for review and revision, .
number OF names had been added.
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Western Newspaper Unioa Nsws Service.
Washington, Nov. g. Shorr-time
credits for farmers out of funds OBJ
tained by treasury certificates Of In
debtedness were urged In u memorial
to the President by George p. Hamp-
ton, managing director, and Benjamin
G. Marsh, secretary Farmers National
Council.
The proposition also carried the en-
dorsement Of william H. Johnston.
president Of the International Associa-
tion OF Machinists; Bert NJ. Jewell,
president of the railroad employees
department, American Federation of
Labor; Warren s. Stone, grand chief,
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers,
and Sidney Hlllman, president of the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Of
America.
The farmers council, which Is the
only agricultural organization main
tanning an affiliation with organized
labor, turned down ut last weeks con-
ferences when 1t proposed that dele
cation from the farm bodies be ap-
pointed to accompany group Of union
labor Officials to the White House.
The memorial to the President pro-
posed three methods by which addi-
tional funds could be obtained. One
was that the federal reserve bank
system make use of the present un-
used lending power Of $3.50. O.OO0. 900 and
by slightly reducing the reserve re-
0uirements on notes and deposits, In
crease this to the extent Of $2,50O, ,OOO,-
600 additional.
The second suggestion was that the
federal reserve board adopt a ruling
requiring that commodity paper. to BE-
subject for discount by the federal rs-
serve banks, must be commodity paper
property secured. on including COM
missions charged the maker. does not
exceed 9 per cent per annum, or at
most, per cent In excess Of the rate
at which member banks secure money.
The third suggestion was the sec
retary Of the treasury issue certif;.
Gates Of indebtedness up to 100000.
600 or more II necessary, and deposit
the proceeds In national banks to be-
loaned for short-time credits on wa-c-
house receipts.
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lVoQll + lElyogs -Ubl1D

W kWO I UEJNUSS S-WU0lED
The lives Of most women azo
full Of worry. Mems troubles ~
bad enough. but womens ~
worse. Worry makes wcmea -
It pulls. them down, and tn ta1f
weakened condition they are ono-
jec4 to pains, anhes, wseknsaA back-
aches. Headaches and dizzy epsln
Noot women neglect thelr hoal0,
Any woman will ind that naeSeee
does not pay. A little more a&aeo-
ton to health would brightea -
her life, II she aslu her nelGhhoge
she finds that Dr.. Pieree's Favogseo
Prescription beoedts . Wom1AN0
whole system. Il not only aelD
upon the troubles and weaknsa9o
peculiar to women, bot = an -
round tonic that braces the sodEe
body. overcoming neevoulno1k
leepieesnees, headaches, di00oab
and q rundown con6taoo.
ST. LoUn, MOI have tahsa
DR.. Pierce's FAvorits Preec1ip6o0
for general weakness and whsa ron
down and suffering With ns!voas'
ness, and can truthfully ~ Il ~
done mo moro good than any medi:: |:
cine I have evor taken, and I ind
Dr., Pierce's Pleasant Pellets yssy
good to regulate the system. Tha0
aid very much In keeping > peceoe
In q good healthy state." ho.
AMELIA THORN, l204 John Avenue
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Hotel Man Get. Sentence.

ChicnxO.-"This man apparently 10
determined not to go dry" commented
Federal Judge X. NJ. Lands today a.
he Imposed sentence Of thirty months
In the federal penitentinry ut I-esvei,.
worth and fine Of $4,000 upon
Charles n. Somrners, owner Of the
Birchmont hotel. Sommers and hiA
cousin. william Bomners, who was
sentenced to ninety days In the coun.
y Jail and fine Of $1,000. pleaded
guilty 10 conspiracy to violate the pro.
Albltion laws.
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U. 3. Banks Gain,

WashingtOn.-The S,157 national
banks Of the country reported a gross
revenue Of $1.1O0,OOO.OOO. or "A per
cent on their capital, for the fiscal
year ended last June 30, according to
a statement by John SkeltOn Williams,
comptroller Of the currency. This, Mr..
Williams said. was 4 new high record.
Only five banks went into the hands Of
receivers during the year. 4 record ex-
ceeded only by that Of the year before,
when there were no failures.
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Reds Begin New osssns,vs.

Sebast0p0l, Crimea.-Russian Boil.
shevik forces have begun a violent Of.
fenslve to wipe out the armies Of Gen.
eral Wrangel. Troops from the Polish
front, as well as masses of Siberian
soldiers, are being rushed up to break
through General Wrangel's lines. This
% the first time General Wransel has
been outnumbered and excelled In ar.
tillery and materials. He had been
shortening his front to Great reserve
forces In preparation for the offensive.
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Important to Ill Women
Readers Of this Papsf

Thousands upon Thousands Of women
have kidney or bladder trouble and nsvse
suspect II.
Women's complaints often prove 10 b
sothing else but kidney trouble. or ths
resvls Of kidney or bladder disease.
II the kidneys are not In healthy con.
dition. they may cause The other organs
70 bscoms diseased.
You may suffer pain In The back, hssA.
ache and loss Of smbitioa.
Poor health makes you psrvous, irsits-
BIZ and may b dsspondent; Il makes ~
oos 20.
Bat hundreds Of women claim that d.
Kilnsrs Swamp. Root. By rsstotse
health 70 the kidneys. proved 70 b just
tbs remedy needed 70 OVERCOME sob
conditions.
Many send for . sample botsls 70 ~
what Swamp. Root, the great kidney,
liver and bladder msdiei.s, Will DO fos
them. BY enclosing ten cents 70 d..
kilmsr L Co.. Binghsmton, N. Y, yos
may receive sample aixs bottle by Parosl
Post. You can purchase medium and
lases size bottles a. eli drug storss.-Adv.
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One day was walking with re-
cent acquaintance Of mine. In fact.
our acquaintance was 80 recent that I
did not even know my new acQuaint.
ance's parents by sight Al We were
walking along I noticed man across
the street who thought looked funny,
and I drew my acQuaintance's At
tention to him by saying: Look at
that foolish looking man across the
street" My acquaintance said: '.rhat
II my father."- Chicago Tribune.
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An Electric Washer, Maybe.
Az . rule when your wife has some
thing she wants to talk TO you about
she wants to talk to you about some
thing she doesn't have.-Cincinnat
Enquirer
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Acid Stomach,
for 10 Years
now 4 Different WOMAN
Eas4soslly Praases Ea6oako

EorD00fly SrAko00 Eoe00AO
my wife was Q great sufferer from
acid stomach for 10 years." writes H.
d. Crippen. hut is . different woman
hnce taking EatOnic."
Sufferers from acid stOmach-ael
EatOnlc help you also. II quickly takes
up and carries out the excess acidity
and gnses and makes the stomach cooa
and comfortable. You digest easily.
get the full strength from your food
feel we'll and strong. FREQ from 6ioat'
Ing. belching. food repeating. etc. Biz
box costs costs only tribe with yooR
druggists guarantee.
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LATE
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
wsstsrs Newspaper Union News Service.
DRIVER LIVE STOCK

Cattle.
A .tstal Of $1,000 head have arrived:
making It the heaviest run for any
corrssponding period this year.
rivals. The demand tor tsi. cias. Of
stock was good and prices on most
while . small string brought $40;
SanseA from eSat q. ss.7s. The stock I.
wes IN good demand. A TOP. Of 37:1e
vao reached on >he early market, VITA
lrospscts Of higher prices. Fair 70 me-
ID @ pssces. Gamers and cutters sold
rssa(ly At steady prices.
4.1i.sos s. Of The ns1z.., Tr.d.es va @wss
es'skss q sks off.sne. X s ' PRICE. on GOOD hog.
vere slishtly higher; ssvsrsl .Ss ioads s,,sf q
Esrs ssfsrsd. A xood demand for pig
stook was reported, with prices rang
ia9 fs9 1l1.Se to Slsse.
s.x ~ vs4s sa"0s ofs.ssd. s ~ cSeies f.t lambs
yss. quoted up to Sii:7t Or dna,sG Sia;esG;
sroSad Sil.5o. with les. desirable
s.es rsnEnE from % aood sas .ad
sctive trade prevailed. southern feed;
natsvcs selling et tll.s5 to lll.6o. Eve.
were scarce. Prices on this elias. ..9 81
:,ess % one o.
that choice ewes would probably bring
SS7k,
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Gloom Explained.

"Mr. 0lummins seems to be pnrticu.
larry gloomy" said Miss Cayenne. "Iie
seems 10 have something on his mind"
II don't blame him far being
gloomy"
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Cotarrh

CAAasrh - . local disease greatly inDu.
ssoe4 ~ -oonetitutional conditions
Toaic ead Blood Puriass. By cisaasaa0
he blood and building up he 0ystsa,
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE restores
normal conditions aAd allows Nature -
% IT, work.
An Druggists. Circulars frss.
=. J. Cheney q Co., Toledo, ORA
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Mans devotion to woman frequently
aFouses her feelIngs--of the tired kind.
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A0Gs.
Sheep.
Cash Graf. at cA,esss.

rhI~axo.-wheat--No 1 hard. 43.9l0
,.sS: No. : hard. 12.lSk 02.sih.
co,n-No. 2 mixed. S30S3hc: No.
yellow. S3h 0s3hc.
Oats-No. 2 white. Ssk 06shc; No. ,
white, SAX 06bhc.
Rye-No. 3, ll.74oL76h.
RsflSy-S6 o 1l.0S.
Uu,othy seed-leoo9sto
Ciover be~d-el3.ee020.o
PoPk-Nominal.
k,ss--jiis.sSols.ss.
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Messy Market.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
AZ Chicago.
Cattle,

Chicago, - Good to choice steers
steaiy to 25 cents higher: others slow.
Is cents lower; top handy weight steers.
$500; bulk good and choice 1880 to
Sl7,00; bulk grassy kinds, yS.0o TO
Sli,S6: early sales best cows ana heifers
steady: general market unevenly lower:
bulk. i4.76 to &l0.25: good bulls steady.
others Is cents lower; cennsr cows.
lower: choice venls. $3.50 to 1880;
Erassy calves. $3.50 to $500: stockers
and feeders steady to g cents higher:
roceipts Westernr. 11.000; merket
stAody 70 shade stronger; bulk SS.Sb TO
Market opened It to Is cents lover.
later mostly rs to 50 cents lower than
Yafurday'e average. closinI steady TO
strone: top, one load. $3.50: bulk light
and Butchers. tl?.60 70 !lsie; BULK
sfNa6Y 10 10 cents lower: bulk desirable
Eind9 Sass to 3i3.S6.
Fat lambs closed active. fully IS
ssst sia.oe: top native. Sl2.oo; bulk natives
jii,00 TO 3l2.00: fat sheep ana ysarlinKs
Ia eyes. u. .sb; bulk native ewes: ls.Ss
- n SS: feeders active. Is cents higher;
fat feeder lambs, Sls.7s.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-11-04

About all the uss some men have for
~ golden rule In TO measure the cen.
3Uct of others.
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Small Savings Important.
Small savings are like stones in q
bridge; they build firm support to
carry one over the flood Of mn emer-
gency.
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Remarkable wild Flower.

Remarkable Wild Flower.
Hungary grows wild flower which
70 the exact floral image Of q hum
ming bird. The breast IL green. the
throat yellow. the head and beak a.
most black.
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USE "DlAMoND DYES.

Dye right Don't risk
your material In q poor dye.
Each package Of "Dlamond
Dyes" contains directions
SO simple that any woman
can diamond-dye . new,
rich. fadeless color Into old
garments, draperies. cover.
ings, everything, whether
wool, silk. linen, cotton or
mixed goods.
Buy diamond Dyes" -
no other kind-then perfect
1esults are guaranteed.
Druggist has "Diamond
r Car3"-16 rich c0l0ra Adv
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-11-04
When FrlendshIp Ceased.

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Dyes Color Card"-16 rich colOr4 Adv