davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1921-03-08

If e. B." who asks for information concerning "hydrocele' and 'Varico- cele,' will send his name and address a personal reply will be sent to him by mail. Address Information Editor. .U. & Public Health Service. Washing ton, D. e. enclosing this clipping.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-08

During the 1s20-21 season Holland will have approximately 7e,000 tons of white sugar available for export
Arizona republican., 1921-03-08
FRECKLES-

popular dancing palace. The waltzes will all be especially selected for the occasion and this array of dance fav ors, comprising many ebautiful gifts for milady, will be made the feature of the Tuesday evening program. The orchestra will celebrate this date with new waltzes and will by request play any popular waltz number that has been printed in the past two years.
 Carroll Reed and his inimitable six
 will be glad to play your favorite. If
 there is a waltz song that takes you
 bac kto some romance of yesterday;
 if tender memories finger around any numbe rand tug at your heart strings, you have but to mention the song or piece to the leader and he will oblige with it at once. If you are of the school of yesterday and festive fox trot | or the strenuous one-step are out of | your dancing list, remember that all of
 the spot dances are for waltzes and there will be ten of them in the even
 ing. You have ten chances of taking home a beautiful prize
Arizona republican., 1921-03-08
~To PIease One Woman"-strand


 ITO Please One Woman now at the Strand. If you have give her the care full over, for she may have found the shoe fits too well to feel comfortable It gets under the skin of so many modern society women that it is sure to offend them with it's truth and it's satire on the fads and fancies of these spoiled darlings. who would sacrifice their best friends for their selfish ends. If you think you know a woman of the counterpart of Mona Lisa in this pie ture pay it visit and see how truly Miss weber has drawn her net of satire about the selfish souless woman of society.
 Today sees the final screening of the picture and tomorrow will be shown Enid Bennett in "Silk Hosiery" a pro- duction from the master hand of Fred Niblo for Paramount. It is just another smart creation of the type that Miss Bennett alone gives to the silver sheet, and is on for but two days owing to bookings in Los Angeles taking it's time there. Miss Bennett is seen as 6 beauti- full model in an. ultra-fashionable modiste shop. In the part of a roman tic girl who has never had a romance she does some of her finest screen work. The tic in with the dress build CTS has also given this picture a kick with woman that will be hard to du- plicate in many moons to come. The display of fancy frocks is one of the big things of the picture and it is predicted that many a woman will get her idea for the next spring creation from one of the hundreds seen in this offering.
 It remains Wednesday and Thursday giving way to Bryant Washburn in An Amateur Devil"
Arizona republican., 1921-03-08
Triple Show at Ramona

If you like little dessert with your regular movie dish meal, drop in at the Ramona tonight and catch the triple show. that is being offered there for the one price of admission. First, there is Tom Mix the ex-Arizona cow-per- son, in a slam bang up to the minute and just a jump ahead, picture entitled The Dare Devir' and Mix never made a better one. It is all action, all thrills and some of the Sbest riding that has even been seen on the silver sheet. On most program this would be considered enough for the bill, but at the Ramona it is just unit of the program, for there is a comedy added and then the 16 people novelty musical, show all of which makes the most inviting sort of a program. The fact that there is no added price for this triple dish makes it within the reach of all. If you have not visited the Ramona because of the fact that you don't know about it take a tip and drop in some night and catch the show there. You will be very much surprised and you will find the little shop so clean and so much better than you have pictured it that you will be very agreeably surprised. The same show holds for tomorrow night.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-08
"Peaceful Valley" at the Columbia

Charlie Ray in his latest production from his own studio. Peaceful Valley" taken from Sol Smith Russeus great stage success. will finish a three-day engagement at Mauks Columbia the ater tonight The latest of Cheerful Charles screen triumphs unfolds most absorbing story of love and ad- venture on the farm, where s villain goes 10 ruin others and rues instead,
Arizona republican., 1921-03-08
"The Tigers cubv at the Hip


 Today sees the final screening of a picture that ranks with any that has been offered in months at the Hip theater. It is Pearl White in a smart Alaskan picture 'The Tigers Cub.' '.The tiger is her father, a rough and thieving gaming house owner of one of the Alaskan towns when the gold rush was on some years back, and tHis slip of a girl, reared in the atmosphere of the variety houses of the camps, with no good women for associates devel- ops into a remarkably clean living and capable girl. The picture is replete with action and splendid scenic mate rial and the feature is augmented by the addition of Mutt and Jeff in "A Parlor Bolshevik.''
 Tomorrow comes Mabel Normand in "A Slim Princess" from the highly humorous story by George Ade which was published under the same title. It tells of slim girl in Turkish harem where fat women are much admired and how she made a real match under the thin handicap. It is particularly good for this hot spell and all the women who are inclined to plumpness will get kick out of this girls ability to sidestep the custom of the country and mate up despite her lack of fat.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-08
Wilma steck to Return

Miss Wilma Steck, the best liked leading woman who has ever played stock in Phoenix, and just bubbling with pep" and personality, will greet several hundred of her friends at the E1ks theater next week, starting Sun day, March 1s, in David Belasco's mod ern comedy, Polly With a Past"
 Miss Steck is leading woman for Del S. Lawrence who comes for a short post-season engagement presenting some of the late New York comedy and dramatic successes and if anyone thinks that this was not a pleasant an- neuncement for the local playgoers they should have been around the EllSs box office yesterday morning when the seAtsSwent on sale; the demand was so brisk that it looks like real home coming for favorite daughter.
 Polly With a Past is a beautiful play for the opening production. It is a modern comedy by George Middleton and Guy Bolton and ran for more than a year at the Belasco theater in New York. It was first produced by Oliver Morosco at the Morosco theater in Los Angeles where it ran for more than 20 weeks. The leading part is one for which Miss Steck is particularly well adapted. It not only gives her ample opportunity for talent as a comedienne, but the chance for the display of her beautiful gowns is almost unlimited. The play, the star and the company are all "big leaguers" and patrons are as sured a week of real high class en- tertainment.
 The policy of the theater will be the same as during the first of the season, Q new production every Sunday and popular matinees. Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday.
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STOMACH TROUBLES
Indiana Lady Had Something Like
Indigestion Until She Took
BlAek-Draught, Then
Got All Right.

Seymour, Ind SGns timo ago Z
had eick spell. scmethllS like inds-
Eeaticn, writes Mra. Clara Peacock. ot
Route 9, this place. Il would set very
sick az the stomach. and spie or vomit,
especially n the mornings.
Then ! began tbs use OF Thedford'a
Black praught, after Z had tried othen
medicines The Black Dranght re-
lieved me more than anything that I
took, and I got al right
II hayen't found anything better
than Black, Drnuehf when eutferirN
from trouble caused BY constipation.
II IL easy and sure. Can be taken 10
for
When you have alex stomach, inai.
Ee1ti0n. headache, constipation, or
other disagreeahle symptoms, take
ckDraught 10 help keep your
system FREQ from poison.
Thedsord's Blacp-Lraught Is made
from purely vegetable ingredients,
acts IN a gentle. natural way. and has
no bad after-effects. II may Be safety
taken by young OF old.
Get q package OF Brack.Draught 10.
day Insist on Tho gCnutne, Thsdford's.
At your dsugsista NC-sss
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BRADsrREErs REVIEW.
~ Ths Associates rreHa

NEW YORK Jan. hiadstrectr
tomorrow WIN nayi
with Inventories which. because ~
thr drastic price declines - 1890, have
required moro than ordinary care and
Thought, out % the way, the trade
world has turned to the work of get.
fiun nov business IN more cheerful
tons ~ mind ana with rather better
4ults that some time ago might have
been expected. IN some cases thr
chserfulness unaffected h more
natter Of tone than ~ actually en-
larFed upprnil TOMS but IN others ana
in fact n majority ~ instances. some
thing like actual progress ~ diacefn-
able For one thing, wholesale hnce
b. dry goods. more especially cottunHi
but also iu silks and hosiery. has ek-
pnndod in quite h few primary mar
kstH. tho result partly NJ retailers re-
uidhiHhlnF depleted stocks. partly "
recent docp cuts especially lu culured
rciton. having brought more confident
/ buyiuc ulhrii la small lots enh Tor
I immediate delivery aud naftiF hecaufN
uf ne growth ~ the hUliof that these
| last cuts have gone tho limit and that
I lower ptirra are not tu ne Dnpertrl
"WroEiy bank ciourlnra, tAaaeia4.
/ 600"
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N Ann . BE LETTGR.

special % the tniief
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. THE ~
nancinl situation. domestic and Inter
rational looks better as The result oi
tho numerous mcaHuref adopted ana
uudrr way fur improving the export
aiiunllnn by mcHns ~ ortondinH for
eiFn crudlie.
Tbe raasaRo by congress " the
emergency tariff hili ~ The Interest
IN American farmers and industry, "
nrsirinntad al an early date since "
n reallged that such protection AZ tins
ti,ns 4. necessary Regultn ~ the cam
nniFn for drastic reduction IN the
cotton acreage 90 planting time mas
tet to le fcii na hullish Influence ~
the market.
SECRETARY guunfon'a Washington an
auunroment that thc war finunre cor .
pgrafion Be- open FOR business ana tnii
Inc rornnguflon would cnrrY out NE
law creating " in the spirit w which
the statute wnH drawn nH result ~
Inc nrslou hv rnugrcaH ~ over rihirH
the presidents veto. was or mnch sat
lafnrtion 60 mo trade.
AZ we repeated NJ late the mAthc'
nrnhnhlv will meet with trnnniAif
deYrnH-lous before % nfihinH ~ equll
hrlum but probably thin wiz not i'
Ions delayed Evidence o. nccninulni
ING of better limcs ahead, cam
nniFn has been launched Tor a. tufih D.
80 lowcrIng uf building mniernls m
ordsr that there may hp revival on
eanftruotlun work ~ every dfscflulon
and the number ~ industrial plants
reniminp Operations u Increasing
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Cotton Advances
FOLLOWING Declines

~ The Associated Press
NEW York Jan. Early declines
in the cotton market Wpff followed ~
advances with SOME WunihH making
now high ground fur Tho uiUvcmvui
THE early break carried March deliv.
rfles uu to 1872. Or ahuui hall cont
below the hiah level ~ yesterday
l.hte southern selling was supposed
10 reflect the Increased HuUi bDNinpHa
reported Boz ihr HuulhWsst late fsaeil
day. while local traders evidently wire
diHpOaod No. take profits ou recent puf
OhAsDH uWina tu the extent of TIE Fc
fuVfff from Maf wrnha ilw records
Tho circulation nt o few hniiinnal Jan
unty notices brought nul some scatter
INK liguidHtion which sent ihr price
OF.
Liverpool WAS @ good buyer ~ Jan.
uaft. however. while TRADE 0r rnminlf.
sion house support b. mpd in hnuadrn
on the decline and The mbfhei turned
firm dufluE thD s5rlF aftenn9u uu rec
pufiH hat some export inquiry had de-
velurrd in fhr south ana reiterated rec
ports " nn improved business in
ruunf. Closing rfireH were aHNei al
points ofi brm the hHHt under real Il
iGlnr sflrr uf nrint cloths 90 tul
River for the wrrN Hfe Htiifnstea Pm
orrean 10 700 nuU uiccra The largest iu-
iai fuf SEVERAL mouths. EApuli4 toby
isNi4 haiea. aiHkiun l.hsl.tiA ~ Gag
lhl4 HgnHUn. lnfi rrneipn iNtiH
United siutca puri stocks. i4lp.'Fi
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DOCUMENTS FILED.

Roiunse "a Vnndnr'r lien. a.. r..
Hilha go tha Temple Lumber Company.
inta io . inclusive, block ~. town of
Agiiu puirr.
FunP prdngr tn Henry IornHcn pnrt
m The onst haif ~ section ii0 IN Nuo-
rcH county f9oi02o
warranty dced .,itn doris Herr
Carrie d. Aiicutt Ca g. N. rauluy ief
t block ~. Orrnn View addition tn
Corpus Christi $500.
transfer ~ vendor lien notes = y.
Onfon to John Desmond, lots ~ and
PSI. pirhop and Blocker subdivision,
Si.fe3gd.
Rcioaae Of vendors Hens -. 81. Az
nlinc 90 a. a Mount 10, TO- block o
hampton addition 90 Gofuus thfirii
Warranty deed with vendors il"u
n. r. kirkpntrlck ~ nl 90 j. a. Nett
lot ~ tho Aifrrd iiarihiumH tnets,
s9oo.
trustee. TO Nnncy Harvey. town lo' ~
block so of the West End addition 20
warnnfy deed, ,. ID. Flnnogen.
trustee. 10 w warren lot ~ block "a
~ the West End addition 20 hiHh"p'
SO ii,
yechnntDl west half ~ frnctinnn
northwest quarter ~ fractional section
7o az tho 0eorrc n. Paul subdivision Of
the Driaroll ranch $40.
Wn.rnnty deed with vendors lien
CITY National hank Co T.. T. ana y. W
David. lot q. block 90. town ~ hohs
luAQn, $1,000.
Marriage Lioenset.
Juan claudio and Dolores GnllHf9,
r'lvsr q. Akcfs and Miss Augusta y
Tenmnn. -. ,,,...
Iossph nybner aud Mathllda g. cha
gnlt
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coTroNsECD OIL.

IY TITS ANHnNi1tfA iftfh
NEW YORK. Jan. l--eottonaeed
al was sensitive 90 huNiHh develop
ments in lard and cotton. Prices nd-
vancod some is Co ~ points ON cover
inr hv belafet shorts and higher crude.
Toward tine CLOSE. however rrnialHN
snlna hruugEt about setback ana u
ual prlcuH were g points hiRhpr ~ ~
net lower. sales l0,a0Q barrels. Ton
doris 100. Prime crude su.23; prime
summsr yellow spot $500, March
1870. May. tols. July. 1855 an mo
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Wheat Market
ShowS Setback

IVY ANN NHNN"ihfNN tNfht
CHICAGO. Jaw. Wheat Under
went d setback Boz price TODAY. owing
more ur laHs in estimates ihsi tar Arr
ruuiinU and Australian ctportshlc HHf
illus would total 1854 enupuC hiiahela
lhr market closed unnciflrd y 10 aNc
net lower with March slfiA 10 tt42,
and May fttf4 tp $3.50 Corn lost
" t0 hc and oatn = t1 &c. ~ pr0Vls-
ions tire outcome wis "a rain ~ 20 go
tUt
lNDamurh hH figures heretofore
available uui The Argentine Auatrhiiau
surplus at unlr t3s OvN GOO huHuniR, the
ness raiimuse gave q decided advuna
tHFU iN ihe bears in wheat Moreover,
"a large part ~ fne short interest had
hten eliminated hy yeHtpfduy'H sudden
bulge un The d'tiinus the fact hn-
came apparent that considerable now
business had developed Country 20
frrinna n tho southwest thuugn. wrre
reported heavier aud % WIS said That
Improvement in ihg flour trade contlna
uad iu las. Under such rirrumatancca
ihn undUrfoNp wpH rather heavy fhe
creator uhfI uf ihp day. despite cone
inuet aifrtnUHa in rtFufd tu tariff
news FROM Washington.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-08
TREATY REFERENDUM
SCHEME BEFORE CONGRESS

lIN Tic ANHNlNAANN NfNNH
WASHINGTON. Jan. IA concur
rent resolution pruunalng ana amend
ment % the constitution providing
that before treaties entered intu by the
United states hscome effective. they
must he approved ly a majority ~
Tho voters 81 the country participants
IN popular referendum. was intrn-
duccd to-day hy Representative New
tau. ropllhcan Missouri
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LIVESTOCK


hN Tho Assoc y Tee fffaH
FORT WORTH. Texas Jan. o.. Cat b
tile Receipts 6up Marsat steady.
afoprH tb.suua.fUi ffuohers. ffbuu
.0u cows. f8gtuC7d. etnnera I22tn
900 hoifers. f95nus 100. butts ts.001
$50 calves. ta.t0WH00
Hogs Receipts 800 Market &c "a
gsc lower. fiRhf. 81 10n9.f0. hsavy
Oh 00uga0. MEDIUM. fs.fte 300. mix
oi tslaus.ib common. fs.uou $50
piss. if.a0Ws.00.
Sheep Receipts 2g0. Market slow
Lambs $1,000 n 01. yeaflinHa 5000
ne vothora. t5.039l 90. ewes, 1900
ub.0o. cuiis st.oe08.00. goats. 5000
0O
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NEM YORK Jan. THE market
~. cnfffe futures orenei ni a decline
~ ! io points under SOME scattering
March liquidation. owing 20 the hell
iday thf,e Werc No. uffiCiul tables from
BRASIL go Influence senllraenf here, but
The opcnlne decline brought IN little
covering aud iae market later rallied
un Reports that HutuH HffffH were
flrmer
aput coffee steady llio A. gA ueN3
Aantoa ~. sAmaM HaieH % highly
iDaIitd Aantea EiudaIs BE-. n.iuds i5
points were reported a. sit American
credits
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NEW ORLEANS coTroN.
Al. sits aaa.ft.fad v-rm

NEV ORLEANS. IUn. f-iIirea
moved over fairly broad range ln
cotton fodnv. iiguiaHriou ~ Ions non-
tracts carryiuH fhn market HsN under
ihr oiess nf yesterday a one time.
while nt tho fiur vs. tho greatest
strength prices were sell over yeaier-
dag'H fnnia Tho close. however. WIS
Without decided trend. hring point
down in l0 points net faf The DAY.
Tho huvinr uf ne session WAS caused
f0niriy iy heiifr feeling ir The spot
department with "a somewhat better
demand reported in several southern
nnot nautnra The ANNOUNCEMENT ftun
Wnrhirfion That the waf finance cor g
norntlOn was rrn tn De- business
rAuaad more or lsHH buying.
late in she nnt There was tf'Hh
short selling un expectations ~ iAfN
thinning RETURNS from tho census hu
rsnu iha flral Trims Monday mnfnlnH
ana Hmali mis- inh.nra fur ne WfoA
aft 00u halrs against 4g1.ooN this wNef
lari yrsr und 4aA.onn ihiH week W..
rtnra nru Tho market Then remained
Iathnf SOLE 90 the close
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corroN GOODS

" nv |T|I|IITTI IN"
NEW NDNK. JAIN. staple Cling
hams euid uu go april in npiuc largo
huua0n uefe placed "a value tudnf IN
tho diy nunds uHftpf shifiinn chem
hrata. and dftsH rinHhaWH fuiA FREQ
81 Gfny goods ~ntr steady. furnH
were lrurf aud The wool market
dropped lower and bryan siusetiNE
ciainmars Silks nni certain wofaied
dresses goods shuWgi Improvement.
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~ ~" =" WI % T"I TTTT""
NEW YORK Jan. 7.--liHw sugar
steady ana unchanged a. as for Cu-
las. cost and freight equal to p.h2 fnr
centrifugal. No sales were rorvtcd
luuuA.
Tile market FOR refined was uasier
and prices we're from 10 Go rs points
lower with fine graduated auN hatfa
at from l.ib Co 1870.
sugar futures we've firmcf on cover
in,, and trade huylnE. but after show
Inc navuuses as a. la points. pltcsh
..aed aff under liquidation and splling
hv cutnn Interests, closing al NOT
gains 81 q 20 10 points. CLOSING bios
isnurr, 400. March. a.e5. May ~.
July tqi
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-08
FARMERLAsoR CONGRESS
TO MEET IN CLEVELAND

CIrN BLAND UnIU7 Innl - y"
annual convention Of Tho fafmer-ia-
nor comparative congress- VIII meet
M Cleveland Tor u three days session
brginninr Feh no. Warren =. stone
orand chief of the nrathcfhuod ~ t.u-
rotnotive Engineers. announced TO-DAY
REPRESENTATIVE of progressive farm
organizations, representing mNtc unAh
ZOO 600 farms delegates ~ various va
Nor organizations and ~ several hun
dred cooperative societies are eNnect-
ga 90 attend,
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KANSAS CRY CASH CRAM

Quotations furnished daliy hp Taylor
gan anu Elevator company
Corn.
$50. white. NfnGtc. Nc. 3 white.
N9e 80 white Clio. So uifed dl
afGIiar 80 mixed ~ a aG2itc. 80,
3 mixed bOMNio. No g yellow, 500
GGr. so. p yellow. e3WeaAc. 80. 4
yellow eiM nCac.
Data
$50 white. 4gihc. 80. white. $50.
$50 rtl ffr. so miHed 90 sc
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nosToN VOL MARKEr

Vs. 1he Associated rftsf
BOSTON jan 1.-THE CcmmDftipt
iiWiriin tomorrow VIII pIhiiah wool
uuufasiuue as folinwH
Missouri half hioud 2sM21i = blood
70 N gt. auHrtef blood 2tM21
Kentucky ana similar Is hiuqh un
washed 7pn 90. quarter blood un-
washed cau2a
SECURED haniq. ToEhs fine twelve
months 7tUs0. fine s months. 5tuoo.
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ltoHi nOnOI iVnUNIH WV NV "''N"
o. m. quiet sales 9Neei Nlh', \, ,,. os +
At.v 168f july. le.ai Septomhrf,
tofs. repi none CLOSE quiet January
lnos, Docrinl,.f. 1907 March, ielp
April 1920.
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W Tire Associated f'feas
NEW EAHa lan. though
rice. no sales. receipts, so rncha mill
rrH. $50. Clei,n rioe. STEADY. Sales
Honduras 40 pockets. 90 1h,
BLUE Rose 800 pocHetH ~ tc ~.
pmn ana publish unchanged. Receipt
Gao
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ss,ahII.n.a 'iisia--NsM o.Isso.. :! = !.

Eatahlllhed lHIl--NoW OfI'AH'I -
Cettro etoohs. Grain, Provisions, Cot
ton Seed OIL, Sugar and Cotfes'
Special attention Httcn 90 thn ~
ocuilon OF orders ON tho rh0Ve oH
Membors OF Liverpool Cotton Associaa
tlon. go.
members of tho Now orleans CoRon
ChicaEn BOARD of Trade. AhH2'i'ts
rvohnnro. New Orleans Future hruic
ere' Association, New YORK Cotton
produoe Exchange New York Cottoa
exchange. New York Coffee kNchhnF@
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spote sfcaa' unEaded miauAhh
1890 sales 2sb. .
roul uorys. $3.50 ". etoes.
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cAicAoo go nRAIM-

Corn
IHuuuIV. uuuUt May. IAh ~ i4r.
tuiy 15M r7aMc.
Data
May. asa. N4sfkc July, $50
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Oct your milk from q. w a,,n :
nairy. IT'S rich. ms Hani'''N' '"'"'
sos
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spOla sicndVi unEIau'H HllNUI'''E'
/ Anu, rnlcH biA.
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SPOT COTTON.


oDrnlnr spots improved demand
urleea stsadS. sales 5000 receipts.
M 0O. good mldlling i2ii middlihg'
f01T, steady
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NuuiH steady hufitN'M Hi''Nf''Hi
I4o0, salaa 0Aai opening ana GLOSS
steady. .,-
49, Opening. Noon. Clnse
Ian sU-ii lfh0 1885 40
Nar,h i4.25-2i iata i4te-9-
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-04-16
MORTGAGE LOANS

MONEY TO LEND on first mortgage
on improved Bergen County realty, or
on building contract, in sums from
81 600 up. Mo brokerage fee, premium
or fines charged. Repayable In month.
ly instruments with reducing Interest
each month. The easiest and cheapest
way to acquire a home or pay off
mortgage. Write for Information to
RoeT. A. SlBRALD, Hackensack,
NJ. J.