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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
ENDOWMENT FOR
T. u. IS SOUGHT
Tulsans viii Seek Aid
From Rockefeller
Foundation

Directors of the Chamber 81 Com
merca ht their weekly meeting At
Hotel Tulsa, Friday noon, voted 70
scnd col Ira J.. RooveH manager
Of tho chamber, and br j. NJ. Cor
don. president ~ Tulsa university
10 Now York ~ nsk FOR financial
aHalHtauce for tho university from
the Hockernslior foundation.
Outlines school Nords.
Doctor Gordon. lu a short talS
before the directors. outlined the
moods Of Tuls, university and *
planned somc Of the benefits II has
been 20 Tulsa. Not less than s3.-
200 600 has been expended in tuition
and expenses hv students alone dur
INK the IL years Tulsa has had this
Institution. he pointed out IN tho
past four years tho running expenses
of the Institution, known until re-
comfy aa Henry Kendall college.
have averaged 10000 "a year, or to-
tailed 100000. Virtually an ~ this
money has bupn spent ln Tulsa. he
explained, and added that during
these II years tulsa has given t7jO,-
600 'p tho support " IN" univer-
Hlty.
Tho greatest present need rs sci
cncc han TO cost 100000 and a
Flrl4 domi'0ry that win COsr ap-
prOXlmatcly $4,000, according TO
Doctor Gordon. Money ls also need -
cd for running expenses, he ro-
marked. The Institution ls now
paying t8 per cont Interest on a de-
linqucnt sewer assessment, and the
first paving assessment be- now due.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
BIG CHANGE IN
THIS FAMILY
Man, Wife and Daughter All
Report Remarkable Gains
in w, Sht

"t gained ~ pounds, my wife
gained 2G pounds aud my daughter
BE- gaining day by day taking Tan
ia'. it's the biggest surprise Of Our
lives and all our friends and neigh
b0ra are talking about g. This mcdi-
Gin" has made . wonderful change
In every ono Of u.s. Before I got
Taulac I could hardly drag one foot
after the other. ! had Indigestion
perfectly awful. In fact We were all
regular dyspoptics. We all swear
by TanlaC now at our house. u
ought 20 be ia every homo. 1ts
the worlds greatest family mcdi-
cine"
The above statement was made
bv George l.. Toasy, a well known
and highly respected machinist,
living at SO Downing ST., Buffalo,
N. v.
Taulac is sold in Tulsa by the
Quaker Drug company and by lead
ing druggists --Advt.
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r,ncct opntstn n.Ncm nIcrc.

Special 10 Tho World
GUSHING. oct ~ Paify'
O'Nol ~ tho famous sOih division
viii attend the FUNERAL or irwin pom
aldaon, who was klioI in tho Ar.
gonno. whom r. ia held hcro. on
cinle ~ the Iocal American legion
post were Informed NJ hiE accept
nncc of their invitation to he pred
ent at that time and nll arrange
mcnts FOR his participation IN mo
services have boon made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

Special ~ Tho World
ADA. oct IA Blcyclo racing Tor
tho first time iu years was scheduled
Tor Saturday morning among the
BOY scouts uf the city prizoB have
been offered by local business men
and mauy outrccs have been made.
TWO clgHrs ~ boys worc 60 contest
with the speed ~ their wheels This
" expected 10 stimulate interest In
bicycle racing among tho scouts
here
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Sessonable
NeW Staples

27-in. Outing Flannel In light
or dark patterns 100
32-n. Zephyr Bingham in
good. fast colors. soc
36-in. Percales IN pretty, fancy
patterns and fast color ..... 20c
27-in. F1annelettes in pretty,
fast colors; fancy patterns. 29c
52-in. Dcvonshire Cioth, fast
colors and pretty patterns. 39c
S2-in. Scrpentlnc h mon o
Crepe, pretty and fancy patterns,
at ,...,........ 800
38-iD. Queen Percalcs in fast
colors, pretty patterns. Csc
36-in. Outing F1anneIs in
pretty fancy patterns. ... roc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

N'ALESTFR oct. IL Kenneth
smith. farmer youth reading a
fcw miles southwest OF this city
was the first TO announce the result
or the world series, having taken
tho news over his wireless nppa-
rntua.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
White Goods

36-in. Bicachcd Celtic Muslin,
good quality .......,,,....15c
3s-in. Berklcy Cambria In fine
quality for winter wear. 2Oc
4i-in. Indian Head Cloth for
fancy work ,.,....,....,.. 3Bc
38-in, "a. A." Muslin. extra
quality, heavy weight. ,...,. 25c
36-in. Pink NainsOok in fine
Qudi4iy ''.ssssss sssssss' '.'s toS
S6-in. Blue bird Quality Nain-
sock, yard soc
27-in. Fine White Dimity,
pretty check ,..,.,E,..,.,.3 500
S8-in. White Lincne Suiting In
Ine quallty' ',,,,,.,t,,'..'' QUO
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Set November pocket.

Special 10 The World
VGNfTA, oct. ~. -- Saturday
Judge A. G. Brewster will come TO
this city to set the docket for the
November term ~ the district
court. There are i32 civil caSos and
~ criminal cases 10 be trid. There
w one murder case. one of assault
with intent 10 Kill. and tho rest arc
larceny and bad check cases. Among
the civil cases many are foreclos-
uroa OF mortgages, both real aud
pOrsOual
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
DEATH RATE REDUCED
Health Workers Tcll Tulsa Citizens
Of What Has Ilccn Accomplished
by pnhliC ucAllh Work.

Public health work is an asset to
the business man. declared Or. John
A. LRpp Of Chicago, health worker
and publisher. In n talk before Tulsn
county public health workers and
other citizens OF Tulsa Interested
in that work. Tho luncheon was
held at the Y. NJ. c. A.
In the last 26 years. virtually with
IN the memory OF all people today,
the death rate has been reduced
from 1870 to so per cent In this coun-
try through public health work, Dr.
Lapp stated Tulsa county has "a
good working organization here, DR.,
Robert A. McT,irney
Funeral Dhector. e2i .. Main
phnnh OnnHe 1al.ihG Avn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
HOuSehOMinen

98-in. An-Linen Table Darnask
In pretty patterns .,.,...i.D
70-ln. All-IAnen Table DaDnhsk
in heavy quality. y....,.....,4. 400
72-in. All-Lincn Table Damask
In extra quality. y.,.,,,......o 800
1SX36 All-LiDcn Towels, good
heavy quality .,.....,,,.. .7bc
is-iH. Japanese Table Cloths
IN pretty patterns. .,.,.,,,,.i. LEO
81 \ % Satin Finished Bed
Spreads, plain hemmed, extra
qudllty ..s.s... 'o'ou
So % Satin Monogram
Quality BED Spreads, scalloped,
cut corners ,,,....,,..., a.Oo
s0x90 French Frinsed Bed
Spreads, excellent quality. In
pretty blues. pinks and whites
each ..,......,..,. lO'OO
Second Floor
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loo, $50
for Men
Cotton Remnants

Bolt ends and short lengths of percales,
ginghams, outing flannels and other materials
In a large accumulation OF cotton goods rem
nants, each piece already measured and Of
tered at low remnant price.
second
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Mall orders for Toilet Articles should be
ascompenied by delivery charges, pIus tss
OF lo Tor each g5o or froctIon thereof.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Antiseptics, Deodorants
and Depllatories
Manicure Needs

Mary Fuller Nail Polish .25c, SOC
~uteN Cuticle Remover 29o. fBc
Cutex Nail Paste and Powder .aDe
CuteN Compact Manicure Set Mo-
Cutek Travelling Manicure Set f.35
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Silk Remnants

The fastest moving silks In bolt ends and
short lengths In almost any weave, pattern
or colcf you'll think of--ya fine big dlversi-
fled collection offered Saturday at attractive
remnant prices
Floor
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Toilet Soaps
Face Creams and Lotions

Big Lot of Drapey Remnants Very Pees-Fifth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

Pretty Eeorgette, velveteen
and tricolctte jumper blouses
in a pleasing showing Of late
arrivals, as well as tie-on
blouses, feat tured I'm the
blouse section today . OE
and priced .,..... O.CO
Thl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
--1.50 to 2.S5

Chlldrcn's FlanncIcttc Night
Gowns in pink, blue or
white; well made OF good
weight, warm material and
neatly finished.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

Clever suits in youthful types Of
duvet de laine. tricotine and twills In
Malay brown, Sorrento blue. navy and
black. Some, are elaborate with fur
while others beautiful In their exRct,
critically tailored lines. A worthy
showing of extra good values at above
prices,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

Attractive georgette and
crepe de chine blouses In
tuck-in and tie-on styles in
light and dark shades, and
trimmed with tucks, embroid-
cry and beading. = or
and priced .,,,.,.. CsJO
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EVERY DAY PRICSS

Bring Your Prescription
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS
.rRoN MnTALs coMr1NY.

HURON METALS COMPANY.
III Notice OF Special Meeting Of Stock
holders. October 5. 1921
You are hereby notified that a special
meeting Of the stockholders Of Huron
Metals Company will be held at Room
40 40 State street Boston. Massachu-
setts on October o. 1921, az 1890 o'clock
I'm the forenoon, FOR the purpose Of con-
sidering the dissolution OF the company,
IN accordance with the following resolu-
tion OF the BOARD OF Directors
"RESOINED-That In the tudg-
mcnt OF It's Board Of Directors. n r.
advisable and most for the benefit Of
Huron Metals Company. that said
company should be dissolved and 20
that end, as required by law, that
meeting Of the stockholders OF said
corporation. 90 take action upon this
resolution be, and II hereby is called,
TO be held At the ofiice OF said com
pany, located at Room 40, 40 State
street Boston, Massachusetts, on the
hfth day OF October. 1921. at 1890
o'clock In the forenoon OF mat day,
and that the secretary OF this cor
poration be and he hereby II directed
within ten days after the adoption
OF this resolution. 10 cause notice n
the adoption OF this resolution, 10
be mailed 10 each stockholdcr OF said
corporation residing in the United
States, and also beginning within
ten days TO cause a like notice TO be
inserted IN a newspaper published In
the county OF New Castle. State Of
Delaware. az least three weeks suc-
eessively, once week, next preced-
ing the time appointed, as Aforesaid.
for said meeting OF stockholders
As two-thlrds Of the stockholders must
assent 70 such dissolution, you are urged
to sign and return the enclosed proxy, II
unable 20 be present In person.
CALEB IsoKTNG. Secretary.
Boston, Massachusetts, September IA
l1oo1 septi6-23-3
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
sPIRrruAIdsr NOTICE.

TSIRST PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL
II lists Church, 200 West St Services
every Sunday evening. Spiritualism
dem onstrated By spirit messages. Evcry-
body welcome. sept9-1m.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

RE YOU A REAL AMERICANf
~ Write +. o. Box 800, WilminStosna' on
for Ku Klux Klan Information. sept1o-3t.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

1915 Franklin Touring. less than $3.50
1ofo Oldgmobile Roadster, less than COO
1915 Dodge Roadster, less than--.... so
1Qi7 hodge Roadster. less than...-.. -
lqie Dodge Roadster. less than---.-. 800
1920 Overland Touring, less than.... 80
1920 Maxwell Touring, less than.... $50
lois chalmers Touring, less than-... $50
1920 bort Touring. less than....-... 45o
1Qfs Chevrolet Touring. less than-..- 2li
1919 Dodge Coupe, less than........ SO
1000 Dodge Sedan, less than. 1915
iQfS Mr Touring, less than. $40
1910 Maxwell Coupe less than...... $50
1920 Oakland Sedan, less than. n...... SO
1915 Ford Sedan, starter, less than. 4T5
1918 ford Touring, less than...... 275
iQiQ Ford Roadster, less than.-.-. $50
iQiS Ford Roadster, less than........ 1s5
1915 REQ Touring. less than......... $40
We have many more different models
In our show rooms which is fun Of used
cars. These cars are all in excellent con-
dition. no JUNK HERE. Satisfaction
with each and every car These cars can
De bought on terms 10 suit the buyer
No red tape. Open evenings.
KEIL MOTOR COMPANY,
Eleventh and Tatnan Streets.
ecpt12-m-w-f-u Phone Gfoo.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
AGENTS WANTED.
THE MERcH1NT fIRlNcns OF THE

ME MERCHANT PRiNcBs OF THE
WORLD
Started business by personal sales 70 the
Many future fortunes will be
built selling "rhe Hole shooter, the
four-pound Aluminium Electric Drill that
shoots holes In wood any size up 70 one
half inch and In metal up TO one-quarter
inch. Quick and accurate ana can pe
used bv man. woman and child. One sale
a day pays you more than 500 per week;
Everybody needs a "Hole-Shootcr ana
nearly everybody viii buy one. All gar
ages. metal and wood working shops
will use the Hole Shooter In quantities.
A wonderful seller No capital needed.
Exclusive territory for agents and sales
men. Ask your bank, Dun OF Bradstreet
about our financial and business stand
ing. Write today for full intormaii non
and circular. A. II. Petersen Mfg. Co,
milwaukee. Wisconsin. septiG-it
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
PIANO TUNING.

niANO TUNING DUNE ACCURATELY
and promptly. Also plano and player
piano repairing. r. ". Driseoll Phone
669s. iAo1o-u
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

EX-PoLICEAfAN. 80, SINGLE, WANTS
II work OF any kind, city OF country
handy with tools. p. o. Box 4o4-
septl5-2t.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
MEN WANTED

|XXTANTED -AD SOLICITOR AND
wv layout man. Thoroughly depend
bble and experienced advertising solicit
Dor. Must be able to prepare attractive
|ayouts. write copy and sell advertising
|space. Must be Of neat appearance, aged
- 10 30 years preferred Excellent 0p-
lportunity and permanent position, with
[ull information In your letter Of reply,
writing In your own hand. Address Box
|M-J0, Evening Journal Onice. sept1f-3t
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

The Want Ads viii offer good real
estate bargains. hotels for lease and
business contracts for the preseat
month.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

IDTANOs AND PLAYER PIANOS
L tuned. repaired and rebuilt. Esti.
mates free. when requested. work will
Re personally done by A c. Wuntz.
Gewehr Piano Co. 2lS ". Ninth St
iune13-1yr.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

NOR sALE-NEw ONE-HoRSE sYRA-
II cuse pillow, cultivator hand seeder.
other farm implements. Also household
furniture. including bedroom. diningroom
and Hvingroom. Cheap 10 quick buyer.
No dealers Porter's Store, on pike al
Holly Oak. Telephone Holly Oak, 63-W.
eepf1a-5t
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

INEXPERIENCED ELECTRIC A L
II helper wants work. Address Box
w-19. Evening Journal Office. septl4-St
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
BATTERIES

Excellent service on FORD STORAGE
Batteries, Williard's, q. ;. l.. frest-
O-Iite. Exide. Rentals on hand for
all make cars
DAYLITE SERVICE STATION,
1909 Market Street
sept15-1yr.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
FoR SALE

EOR SALE-TRON BED, SPRINGS
IL and mattress. Full size. 1923 Mon
roe street sepuo-5t
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

TIyYPEW RENTED-THREE
i months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold $500 monthly. Typewritert
ronaired Royal Typewriter Agency.
Typewriter Exchange. second door. y, W.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
September 10.

The boy born today win have a
genius for drawing. planning and ex-
ecuting difficult patterns. This talent
should be given every encourage
ment. for where persons OF this
birthdate are happy in their work.
they always make great success.
but II forced TO work at something
unpleasant to them they lose cour-
age and become abject failures.
This comes from the influence OF
Virgo. the sign governing this date.
This sign gives them the struggle OF
a double nature and the parents OF
a Virgo-born child have great re-
sponsibility in giving these boys and
girls a loving patience in all they try
TO do.
The nature r. affectionate. un-
selfish and generous and generally
free from jealousy and suspicion.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
RusINEss COLLEGFs.

DEAcOM HAS A NATIONAL, REPU-
ID tation as business training school.
and its graduates are IN demand AZ all
times for desirable positions. New stu
dents admitted every Monday.
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES,
aug23-1vr. Tenth 4 King Streets.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
spe2t
FRATERNAL sPIRITUALIsTs.

ERLTBRSGL sPfRfTU1IISTS - At
II the Fraiernal Church. In Eden Hail.
Sunday evening, at 10 O'Clock, messages
VIII be given and services viii be con
dncted By Mrs. Moore. scptd-1t
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
SANITARY WORKER.


AZ J.MINCHESIkh, lllo > sLhhEA.
w. Odorless excayaung. When you
,,,,rf vour cesspools cleaned. phone
sCs2-w teb2-iyr.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Grove REPAIRS, CRATES. BRICKS,
- pipes Stove Repair House, 2i0 W.
Fourth St septiO-tf.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
ROOMS FOR RENT.

| DOE MARKET ST.-FOR kENl'
Ir-r~O second story room. sept.-lm.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAFE.

(tHANDLER DISPATCH, 1870; PRICE
y $3.50 $40 5. Adams St sept6 I'm.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

We are placing on every nearly new
ar W. own, a rock bottom price. our
sacrifice is your gain. Never have values
been 50 disregarded.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
HELP wANrEp-MALE.

WANTED - APPLY
streef septi4-3t
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

NOLORED MAN WANTS POSITION
y as chauffeur, butler OF cook. Ex-
perienced. Can give good references. s55
Windsor 81. septl4-3t
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HANNIBAL, ,

Mrs. Stced and baby Of CArMsteA
were Weekend visitors Of Mrs. Oscar
fisher.
MIR. and Mrs Homer Mcllott and son
"i " "oGSiic.d were SUNDAY visitors ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.. DIETRICH OF Buck
hill Bntjom.
, Godfrey Yous&y NJ Bucyrus. Ohm
I former! Of this vicinity was tho guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gehrig Friday.
Mrs. Ben Jones and Little daughter
and MIsS Ale" DCl.:Sk Of Bellnlre are
visiting the formers parents. Mr.. and
MIR. t'rar;"s E,nrn"rE.
pr T W. Nrk"iv"y returned home
M"nGav cvcH;n: from 4 business trip
10 E"-ca. OHIO.
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Pounds and two
children spent SUNDAY with friends at
Buckh.ll Bottom.
Mr.. Fcidncr And son Of Woodsfeld
were vI~Ii"r> Of Mrs. AIhert Nothing
Thursday evening and Friday.
Mr. r.. l. Recon AMI daughter were
=; Padan r!,y Saturday and Sunday
VISITING her brother Fred Fsgert and
"a My.
Misses Pearl Cassidy. Florence Moore
and Myrtle Buslc returned Monday 70
their homes az Lima. Ohio. after spend
ing zen days with Miss iona Nuhleman.
Mrs: Cronc and children Of RoSby'S
Rock. W. Va. are the guests OF Mrs.
=. Dcirfcld.
4 number from town attended
social given BY the NJ. f. Sunday school
at Buckhill Bottom Saturday evening.
During Il storm Saturday night the
house. barn and other buildings on the
farm Of Cert Sut"r in the country were
destroyed 10y lightning. The house vas
vacant.
Rev. Mayer. district superintenden.
"f tlcvcLtnd conducted quarterly meet
ir- in The German VI. f.. church Satur-
day and sunday.
Misses DAISY Boston and Elizabeth
boz 1ueSd2
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BUTTEE AND EGGS.
DUN'S REVIEW

,-.
Nc" i"'N' jay 4 i1'' ''i''' ~"
MI -!
General CnmncrCla. rCN!I"4 hIi ING
faI!cI 10 devclnp during IA" first naIc az
.hc year. !, IS no, n" TIN" rnw - '"Nh
inr decisive Imprny,.'rcn; IN rnudltiOus.
Even IN g,,,,, pc..,r.H. July brings IN
:. lrlrilnn, TO- hu>.rr.> through holiday -
and VACATIONS. lr,rni"r,ng and Suspen-
s,n,,. of vu-k for r.paIr-. o. nj Other re-
.,-;IutS adj! their dead wcIrh; THIS ycnr
'rr,. ,..rnL.i.,i ''~,i -: '.".. lurc,s an-
y,..-> - 'u:;h... i"w o.: G.au ~
ha@... industries and r. -ra", frrrk. -.
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", ]. woLLMAN & cos
CLOSING STOCK LETTE r

,E, private vIrr t. \. l.. MaSt"n 4 COZ
NV Nurh. July :. StrcHEt" az A.
larli. Coast l..n' ana Lo'1'H\''''
H,.h,lli. = thought /" l." due :" ru-
rrnr,, cor. ".:dalIUn at :h"sr companies.
I:..k Island recent advance y runo rcd
gr;, - huyir: &C friends Of on" ~ ia
,-ansconun' nri! lines. nuIinoSN Trc-
.....I du.,n- IN" afternoon. with
..:rir. a. "u" lImc ia Mexican Petroleum
e. r.ilu. IN shares above par. later ihc
,,n~,., r,.t.,"d. r"i"rado southern ad-
,.,,,.aI liu,.!' three points. Thrr" MAS
I'm. r. udnd t"r n" copper Shart*
t~..unI p M tinted States Ruhoe-
.,i:.u..I heavy. and ,omc selling cam"
,~,o in. motors. Thor" Was PROM; taN'
rrs ~ '~r rail-. h. traders. Professional
u3"ra'"r> were IN lined I" even nH lh''r
uu:!tlunS over tin hullfdNS.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

<cw YorA. July l.--i.:bertv bonds
closed -. $3.50: FIRST A.. $500. srC-
On. Is $3.50. rrsl h.s. $40: seccn4
a. 20 ?k. InIrd 49, 81 Nn. fourth
{, =. S7.@i: Victory ~ =. $40: Victor
nN
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nRY GOODS

Sow Ycrk. July '.-''rav cotton good
u.r, s,I.htlv lrrucr t"Gdy. WITH trad.
,rr lEh' Eastern aid combined Na-r
yrC-r ~lIrhtlt lower Holiday r"'..ii
,r.ce WAS reported active. hu; lohhrns;
lad" wa. q'.I"r Si'n$ and dr'Ss COOL
WEI, qulrt and hrrlAps nrrCiy .:eaGy
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

rnlc,r Co. In, Wheat ~
-" rlovcrScch rrlu ra--h. 1900. De-
tober. u.s.. pcrcrhtr 49,. Alsrkc
i3.r, ...-'l. NG=u>t nd october. ! -.
Tin,uHy rr'm. cash. 3.o". September
80, October. SIS.
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morning at the tube mill OHesrs
speedily put an end TO it and the men
-..turncd IN work. II is alleged that II
Arrumcnt started about whether or not
:" =" on strike.
MIR and Mrs. Lawrence Stein Of Cam
"-an we're Visitors IN this city yester-
day.
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