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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
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NO
In OF / cesta OF 5TGearing Upon Petition Of
F'peehefherss 81
*a Whereas, sAsSPetition signed by Leon
4Sourdiff a ffeeholder Of School DIS
stEict% No 54, I'M this County, repre-
gsenting, that he is Il the Wsler OF = 8
fSilowil1g described "a and S; Isl tuate IN
said A 5oistri & t, to-Wit .
s nv Il III n So NE u,
sIl1A See. rs Twp. 81, Rang
nd til at i. sal Ia nd adj oins SCI ool
Hist. No.Ss11 and has beell5@I1r eserafaa
rs the County Board . Of ES NJ arshal!
County,; and asl1ing that &. his said
la.f1ds n as =-7be Set off from said Dis:
trict No. 81 to- sal Distf.i ct o.511 ~
and the Board has appofnte a i11ati
and place or hearing thereon Ihere-:
tore, Notice is hereby given that sale
petition will heard bY said Board
at a. session It here Of, comm ncIng., on =
the. 6 til, Sd day Of December p. .I92l.
at . O'clock he afJeEn eoll, at til e
office Of the County Aud il OIL u the
City 8 q Warren in said s. County 81
viii CHI time and PLACE the said Board
vii ear the seV id efce AN <tl1e args,-
u1ants5of all persons inter ested, for s9 oT s
rr,afyseI 81 pl the
Dated at " aFrer s. y I.
1921. s@s sisss &a
6 BY order County Board ,sss
u.s. 80 s. 60 81 .zIlJNDGTlEN,#
Coufatys Aud itor and Dx- OfficiO;
81 Of Board Ss
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FEs, : q

IALL,ss GATARRI MEDICINE will
do what we claim for -eure Gatarrh or
Deafness caused by Catarrh w q do not
claim to cure any; otllees disease. IS
HALLS CATARRH A11DIG2NE Is O.
liquid, taken internally, g and acts through
the blood upon the "A ucnls surfaces OF
the system, thus reducing the IN f1amma-
ton and restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
Ii =. Fl. Cheney 6 Co.. Toledo. Qhio. ne.
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visited with Rev. an Mrs. gBreIke al
hesSpafspnage Sunday eVei1in ssss#
s.s5 aastefs Lowell EJo hnson visited at the.
hons #of his grandfath satlird ay.
Iiss El1n.na Rlociasne visited over
" It'll reIa tives and friends =
SVarEeil ast s. az.
M1ss...IlaeN johnson, .ls her
~ an g vacation at the. h ONE /of
afeeESparezlts, MI. and Mrs. C.. Johnson
Mrs. Ole Berg who has spent q
mont h$visit e 81 q home her
SIS stunned saturda 81.
~ CeIlaS@Ad e Inc was a guest at the o.
Larsen b ONE DUR I'll an KS giving
r.s q nd a Isass NeIs Mal1n vi 81 ted at
the mons s Il ir son i1lie Tuesday
While passing throu gh he Village on
tn elfs.NYs Y Ito Grand Fork
~ " altefSD rmis ton# transacted business
at Fol'dylile H.. D,$ las S Weell.
the rooms on. the second floor Of the
s,TrickeYs home Saturday - Il 3..4s55S3 as
sEi11ln sLodoen was on the sick list
last. WeelS it'll e. touch Of bronchitis
Oil ga .aI nd & T, a.. m rs Mat Peterson
and daughtef Clara Of Warren were
uests. to dlnner at the Henry Back:
st6oIl, nome ONE. thanksgiving day
! Carl Oison,S9of AIvarado, and Chas
Dahlstron1, Of Oslo, left for Warren
Mon ay1-t to act as Jurors
~ rs.5sss5 s esl1y BaelSstron1 entertained
At At, e s1l party. Friday afternoo on
anls5s Dahlg en- z. sBloorlsn ess, 8 a..
San ds,sS n. G. Baelsstro1n ana, sanfriid
J ohlson :sSsss$szzS
y Misses Lydia and Ollie Iverson were
home Thank sg.iying g. day.
,,z.A MI SIS NJ aIie Elden returned friday
Iroinsesrand Forks where she has
and taking medical treatments y. q, Sc g
|S Andy Larson. vino is a college stu
a1yc.-
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.aTszaFs.Aoo. sCnooL NOTES

The Misses WeltE, O'Connor, Wat
5lsins and Young spent part Of their
Iia an,ks civ n holidays in Grand Forks;
& Miss AWeltS''s pupils 2enteFtained the
primary room on "Wednesday: by dram
atising the story Of the first Than ks.
giving d as &i - sS
Z The. third and fourth graders ire
doing some interes ting work in Tram -
atizatiO1l.s
5=s .EI,1l.iel Sand Sis back after a few
d 5sise r1lio q Nelson spent her Thanks:
giving, vacation with her parents,
IT he prins aTys. children have been
5studying ct eHstory.of the first Thanks.
sgiVing 1ay. and mad it more realistic
BY building the Village. Of " Plyrnoutl d
on the sand table. \. Fg4 5i "a
s$s rEhe@$t bird and fourth grade pupils
assisted tha%og i'm al y5 children to. model
"a :Fha ing inner last ednes-
day
Louise ie is absent Oh acconnt#o2f I.
Illness. sSs 81 EI#$ $ ~
81 The six weeks * limitations started
tTu esaay. $ se$S
The IN Tor. Senior and sophoInorsSe
girls started basket ball practice Mon
day afternoon. $.5.s5
Don't forget Sthat t. & Twin Brush, the
or eat magician, will -be wi TIL us th.s
18th Of Decemlo lytal.ybo g " silo1ald
see this Mond erful man and catch him
in his tricks 35g5 IS ss
ATiss-Brown spentsthe ThanlSsgivil
recess with friends IN: Nv arren. ss9s
The grade teachers will put on 13a g
Christmas program before the holt
day these programs are always en-
joyedf by parents and pupils. s.
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Fx e,sa;, on; sy5Eg {; 81, s,,;,F,

Thanksgiving 81 Vaca ton began on
Wednesday,, with school commencing
Monday olloSVin 6.
The Person children are absent from
schpol on account Of Illness sSss7 $2s
THE porgraIn$ given on w ed1t esday
afternoon was we'll attended. We
hope to give another soon: @a :ss=5s5
Those pupils that have been on t. Of
school on account of Illness are back
to work again N
@ Robert atterson tered the sew
Henth grade on Mond aY The enroll
men tI5 is now thirty six. re
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u o. f. II. a-
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Pearson Doris
Pearson We're entertained at dinner on
FRIDAY evening at the home Of Nh.
and Mrs. Seth IGriekson,z5z%7i-: .
e Miss MYRTLE Nordlund, who is at
tending the i3emidji normal school,
.slaAnt tGrhanl1sg giving with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete sNordlund.i {
Mr and Mrs., Seth Erickson were
Warren callers .OnGTuesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. David Hill autoeds to
Warren on Monday to take their little
daughterI,sto the hospital Tor medical
treatm e11t. *
Mrs. Ole Ranstrom and family. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Erickson spent Sum
day 1t zAlbin Rams tronl's near Argyle.
,s& Willie Erickson spent Sunday at the
home OF Mrs Hans IIallin =.
&.sM Miss AMANDA Hagglund spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Aug Efagglufd u;
MT and Mrs. Seth Erickson. spent
Monday afternoon AT Alvarado. h a
Miss Ineza johnson. spent Thanks Civ
ing at her home IN Alvarat1o .s
z@5FF MI. nd I'll Mrs FL ainler 81 Dagobe1g
visited at the liphne8 of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul 5s DEasgoberg 4 Y aIado,% 5IlS SUM
day s55l5# IN ys b ,.&
Mr. and Mrs. Aaolp71s Person ana
family were en- tertainedN. on Thanks
giving DAY, at a Gust johnson near
Grand Forks 80.
Mr. and \ Mrs. Hjalmer Dagoberg
entertained Mr. and Mrs r.. .sVa5,d
on Thanksgiving q lay. So
Mrs. Albin %Ranstrpn spent Friday
With her. mo Their, Mrs. Hans fTallin.z5s8
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: Nov $3.50
Notice og Hearing s!po7a EeEiNon CT

fTEeGh9s8aE>aa.
Whereas, 4 Petition signed pN ~ m.
Ricboura freeholdor Of School Dlstfict
Nc, 81, in this County, rcprI c s, q! : =
%i3at he is the owner Of the fol!oWtnS
sdescribed lands, situate III said Dis
5F'ftsS i Sci Sec. % and the Nl1.14
Sec. 32G, Twp. 155, Range a..
i 8 And that said land adJolns Scq 1fo o.
dish. No. 4 and has been presented 70
the Board of County Com1nis rs
of Marshall County. And asking that
ri his said lands may. be set,otf dl e n
said District No. 81 to said y gslStr c,el
No. 4, and the said Hoard mas ap-
pointed a time and place for nearing
Thereon. Therefore, Notice is hefeny,
given that said petition will be .he5s 1e
BY said Board, at q session thefeoi'
@Srnrae,1cis,g on the 9th day. OF Dc
cenber, \. d. 1921. at 2:15 ~@'clock IN
the afternoon, ~ The office Of the
County Auditor in the City OF war
rem, in said County, at VIII IN e
and place the said Board Wlif near
the argu1nents Of all persons inter
ested for FOR against granting IN
prayer Of the petitioner.t =
= Hated at WARREN, Minn., Nov. II,
1921. LIZ
commissioners A. G. LUNDGRES,
-. County Auditor and, Elk Offcio
Clerk of Board::- s.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

/ IOS5sIN---4An end gate for wagon, west
from Nllefh store on Saturday. Find
er please notify Pete Shoglund, Box
45, Argyle, r. 1. ss
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WANTED,

5E
IS g II hear from owner OF
good Farm for SO le.5 State cash price,
S 8 III. particulars. q. T.. Bush, Mime
5apolis, MINI.
MEN WANTED TO. SELL GROCER
les. Selling experience not necessary
st)1l1e of the worlds largest wholesale
grocery houses (capital over 81 ,O00-
COCO wants ambitious men in your
locality to sell direct to consumer ma
stionaliy known brands of an extensive
line OF groceries, paints, oofings, lubri-
eating oils. stock foods, etc. No capital
required Commits advanced.
!. Write today. State age and county de
sired sire I'll Ohm Sexten & ], Co, 352 w.
Illinois st, Chicago, Ill.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
Nov. 1880
Notice OF Hearing Upon Petition OF


Whereas, 4 Petitions signed by I'll err
.9 HiePau, freeiloi Ger, o. 52e enpe
f0llowi1?g described lands, situated III
'sS 7zW - Sec. rs, TWP. 155, Range As:
md that said land adio}ns sch2ol
Dit, No. 4. has been pres6nte:t TO tns
county Board of Marshall County,; ana
esl,ing tnat his SAID LANDS may, be set
off from said Dist1jct Nc s. to- o. S e.,
Ing there6u Therefore, Notice s
he?eby given. that said petItieH VII
be heard by said Board IT, at a 4 s E don
Of Decenbor, :, D. 1921, at q z 10
o'clock in the afternoon at the 9x;f GIf'c cf
Warren in said County, at " 1a.15 f TINE
he evidence and the arguments OF az
persons interested. for or a 2t5a1l15
: Z Dated at Warren, Mimi, Nov H.
l' FT order Of the County Board; Il
County Auditor and IEN-Offcio
Clerk of Board. ;. =
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LOST

SsSS'FRAAYI2L2'=- from my PLACE in West
Valley, IL yeaTling calves. :, Red and
white spotted except one who is. al
most black. Any one knowing their
whereabouts please notify Erick LET
roth, Strandquist, MINI r. No.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Small rooms with bath
and toilet. Suitable for small family
Apply First National Bank
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
& AGENTS. MARE &c
FOUND
Iz b.. 49,. v

FOUSD----A suit case. Owner may
have same at sheaf Office.
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II EsTOCK FOgS SAL. g.

FOR SALE--Haye "a few Holstein.
calves for sale-----P 2. Frost Spaulding
Farm Co. .s..ss 30
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

TOR RENTz--Ny residence, No. 70 Di-
vision st. John W. Johnson ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

FOR .sAL.]E---Fo our room cottage ar.
rem Auto Co. ca z.@.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

FURNISHED ROOM for rent in mod
ern home, Address 10. 90 care Of sheaf
office. - -
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FOR sALHl----six room residence locat-:
ed on River avenue. IS. B..Lund Paint
Shop. a>l
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

FOR SAL IN New Mansion Sewing Ma
chine CHI Rotary like new. Can be had
.chea Martin Hauser. .@:s a go. .-
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POULTRY

rs FOR q ssA q plymouth Rock
at zS1.50 each, or 3 for $40
II taken at once: Hjalmer. Kallock,
Oslo, MINI. ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
OR SALE

FOR: FOR SAL Hl-7---A So quantity of A1sike
clover seed. Mrs s. Hilleboe.
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19 Several fronlss BIbomWO0d attended
1.-THE Lyceunl course held at Argyle
Gn1 Nrc,,r..
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE /

For SALE * room dwelling house
Very cheap if taken at once. inquire
at State Bank Of Warren. -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
NeWs Of the Town md village Toio
Briefly for Busy Readers

Fresh Arlington link and bag sau'
sage at Checker Line Market Adv
Miss Ida Harrington Of South Shafts
bury was in town on Wednesday
Miss Elizabeth Nolan was in town
visiting her parents over the week end
Joseph Ayers and Charles c. Kelley
motored to G.oyersyille today on
business
Dance at Hawks hall Friday and
]aturday nights, January 2Sth and
.9th. Admission Acc ADV.
Hans Kelson of Old Bennington un.
derwent a minor operation at the Put
nam Memorial hospital Wednesday.
A. II. Kitching Of the Dove Under
wear company Of New York called
on the retail merchants in town Wed
nesday
i Dance at Hawks hall Friday and
'aturday nights, January 2Sth and
9th Admission 40c ADV.
All.the-week offer at the Murray s
putnam House Blk We SIN have
iome very attractive dress numbers
which we are going to clean up az
and below cost Adv
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THAW YOUR PIPES

C. II, Miller has a water pipe thaw
ing device for thawing out pipe when
frozen in the sink or down cellar II
is very handy and convenient. Any
one who is troubled with freezing of
water pipes should have one in the
house 1t is very simple device. Can
he used by an one, the woman Of the
house can use this as easy as the man.
II pipes are frozen you can, by using
this device, thaw them out yourself
while waiting for the plumber and you
can save the plumbers bill. These can
be bought very reasonab v They can
be demonstrated before buying II you
wish. You will save money by buying
one of these devices.
c, n. MILLER
Corner Elm and South ST., Bennington
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"The Farmers Worst Enemy-Rats
The Farmers Best Friend
RatSnap."

These are tho words Of James Bax
ter n. j.. Ever since tried RAT
SNAP | have always kept it in the
house. Never fails, Used about $500
worth Of Rat Snap year and fig
ure 1t saves me $500 in chicks, egg.
and feed. RAT-SNAP Is convenient
Just break up cake, no m king with
other food, Three sizes, 35c, Csc
$l25, Sold and guaranteed by B. A
Quinans Pharmacy, d. A. Ward, and
a. H. Winslow. Adv.
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ALL HIS AILMENTS
DISAPP FEARED
When He Tried 'FTuit-a-tlVaS"
or Fruit Liver Tablets
NOUN BELKNAp ITorEL,
LAKEPoRT, MI.

LAhEFoitIi N IL
"At 70 years of age, chronic Consti7.
otiOn was causing me TO suffer with
distressing Headaches, Dizziness and
Indigestion.
believe have taken more medi-
cine than any half-dozen people in
town but nothing did me good until !
tried Fruit.a.tiees'.
Right away ! could SEQ their good
effects. After taking them for three
months, my bowels were regular,
and the other ailments disappcared'.
FRANK A. HALE.
zoe. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRCIT-A.TINES
Limited OGDENsBURG, n, Y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-27

WANTED-Clerks. Omen. women
over II, for Postal Mall Service. SI3D
month. Examinations Jan.--Feb lex
perience Unnecessary For free particu.
lars Of instruction write r. Terr,
CORNER Civil Service ENamiaeD ~.
Continental BIDS Washington, y c.
l3t6e
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WANTED--Alau for general farm
work. Call evenings y Il. Moore, 2nd
phone 1886. 1877
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LOST -Sunday evening on Elm, South
or Main streets or In andylaud a small
gold face Elrin wrist watch Finder
Ceive reWapd 14tC
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To RENT Warm room at 22l souu
street lltG
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LOST Saturday night, between
Fillmore y SHADES mill and Whites
y'n, g'7li htl fold ctu'ammg about
$50 50 reward upon return 10 North
BVnniuStoh station 1876
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FOR SALE--A three tenant house OF
10 rooms on Depot street. George u
Davis, 209 Pleasant 81 6gtf
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ron SALE

FOR SALE heap, box range. slN
holes, hot water front Tel 333-R
lltG'
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MISCELLANEOUS

LOST Saturday night. gold link
watch chain. Finder please return 20
Banner office and receive reward
1HtGa
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TO REET--rcuement Apply o.
Mrs. r q Slade. Tel l67.M 7tf
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TO RHNT--storen once, t,..
menta shops. stables, mdividph ~.
age lockers furnished npartmenis .
IVottS An usn tatiN toen 100 L..
Hawka AK Malu 81 20.
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WANTED-Position as stenoGraphe
by young woman. graduate Of Alhan
BUSINESS college Apply 40 500 Schoo
st. me-
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n latE A
T. llrS

Jap Cross Fox, was $780, ......y,,, $16.25 .
Badger was $895O, now. .57.........,.;... $19.75
egE4 u MUFFS 60" " -4 s.
Black Fox, was $780, now ......,..... - s$2475A
Skunk Opossum, was $3.50, now .......... $1S.75
Brown opossum, was $3.50, now " }., $1S.75Ifl
Brown Coney, were $3.50, now ........... $S.25
Taupe Coney was $3.50, now ............ 1925
Taupe Coney was $3.50, now ..,............ S4.75
Black Coney, was $3.50, now -............... S4.75
Black Narobia was $780, now .......... STATS
Black Narobia was $500, now ........... $3.50
Jap Cross Fox was $3.50, now ............ 1918
Jap Cross Fox. was $3.50, now ........,. S16.2S
Brown Fox was $3.50 now ...,....... S1S.75
Pointed Fox was $4950, now ............. STATS
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4 urS :!

SCARFS
! Black Fox, was $3.50, now ............. S1S75
/ Skunk Opossum, was $3.50, now =. .,... I. ~S1S75
Jap Mink Cape $500, now .. - :. $3.50
/ Raccoon Scarf, was $4,000, now ........ $3.50
! Brown Wofhound, was $50. so, now .. S1625
Black Wolfhound, was $3.50, ........ S16.25
Narobia Cape, $3.50, now ............ $16.25
1 Narobia Stole, was $780, now ........ $3.50
Narobia Animal Size, was $3.50, now STATS
Brown Coney Stole, was S2750, now ....... S13.75
Brown Coney Cape Collars were $3.50, now 1925
Brown Coney Animal, was $780, now ....... $3.50
Brown Coney Animal Size was $3.50, now SS.25
Black Coney, was $3.50, now ............ 1925
Black Coney, was $3.50, now .............. $S.25
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G f Muller

Corner Elm and South ST., Bennington
Evening star., 1921-10-05
Sugar Only Exception in
Active New Orleans Trade
BY I. v. SHANNON.

BY I. V. SHANNON.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW ORLEANS, October 5.-Every
one OF the resources and industries Of
Louisiana with the exception of sugar
now is in a. satisfactory condition or
approaching it and, due to the diver
sity of these industries, the business
situation in the state is nearly normal.
The biggest development in recent
weeks has been in lumber. the largest
single industry Of this section. Mill
owners are well satisfied with the out
look and are employing full crews
and working full time. This has
meant employment to many thousands
of jobless men. Lumber orders are
running we'll ahead of production and
surplus stocks are rapidly decreasing.
Rice is gradually increasing in price
as the harvest nears completion. The
Increase of 25 cents a barrel in the
price of crude Oil in Louisiana fields
has aided conditions greatly in the
northern part of the state.
The Louisiana cotton crop has suf-
fered less deterioration than in many
other states and planters were able to
carry over more of last years crop.
which they can now market at the
a0-cent figure. Old debts are being
reduced, money is circulating more
freely and there is a general increase
iE buying.
Evening star., 1921-10-05
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
li"erses, District Of Columbia. Washinston
Il. G., October 3, 1921. Notice is hereby
given that on the THIRTY-FiRST DAY of
OCTOBER, 1921. all of the following license
will expire: Apothecaries. auctioneers. auto
lizard. pool and other tables. bowling alleys
boarding houses. public baths. mediums, clair
voyants. paimists. etc. cattle Dealers com
tractors, carriage and wagon makers, cOnfec-
tioners. dealers in second hand personal prop
dealers in kerosene oils and oil Of like grade,
fuel hucksters. florists, hotels. empioymen Mt
agencies. investment companies. public halls,
public parks. livery stables. steam and hand
loan brokers, railroad ticket brokers', restau
rant and eating houses. real estate agents,
slot machines theaters and undertakers. All
persons desiring to continue the above de-
scriIsed business or professions must promptly
renew their licenses. WADE H. C0OMBS,
Superintendent Of Licenses. District Of Column
his
Evening star., 1921-10-05
BY FRANK ID. MeLAIN.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-This
is the third consecutive month that
Industrial and trade conditions have
shown marked Improvement in this
territory. The depression which began
last year is gradually being overcome
The government cotton report has
Eow furnished a basis on which tex
tile manufacturers here can base
for yarn prices and cot
ton manufacturers and the textile
plants Of this section are showing in
creased activity. Most of the fun
silk hosiery manufacturers
are. going ahead on an open shop
basis. but some employers. anxious to
meet the strong demand for their
goods. have given in to the operatives
terms.
Out of thirty-two industries. investi-
cation shows good demand in only
four. but prices are firmer and in
in twenty.three others. Fac
tory owners are proceeding cautiously
lest they be left with an accumulation
of finished stocks.
Demand is shown to be good for
Evening star., 1921-10-05
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Idle cars continue on the decrease.
There was a reduction of 1888 in the
week ended September %.
s. S. kresge Company declared a
stock dividend of 81 per- cent on COM
mon, payable December 81. to stock of
record December 16 Regular quar-
terly cash dividend OF $1.75 on pre-
ferred and semi annual payment of So
q share on common also were declared,
payable the same date.
Rock Island established in August
what Is undoubtedly a record for that
month in total operating revenue and
balance of income. Surplus income.
after meeting charges and rentals.
this August was $1.sS5,401. leaving.
after the per cent and per cent
preferred requirements, balance of
s1.605.000 applicable to the common
stock. -.
Sales of copper during September
we're approximately 100000, 900 pounds.
This is the largest monthly sales since
last SDrine
Evening star., 1921-10-05
3. & o. ORDERS 1000 CARS
Shops Will Build 500 Box and 500
Steel Carriers,

BALTIMORE. October a.-Contracts
for new freight ears. half of which
ar. to be- bull: In Baltimore shops
ard furnish employment for at least
SOC more men for several months. are
announced by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. through George NJ. Shriver.
senior vice president. The contracts
are for l.oO0 box ears and 1000 steel
hopper cars: 500 of each to be built
by the Standard Steel Car Company
at it's Curtis bay plant. The Amer
lean Car and Foundry Company Will
build the other 500 box cars. and the
Cambria Steel Company will build
tie other 500 steel hooper cars.
These are the largest equipment
contracts the Baltimore and Ohio has
given out since resuming control OF
the property, and they express the