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COTTON CINA|NGS FAR
ABOVE CROP FORECAST
bureau Report Shows 1855
Bales Above Estimates Pub
lished in October.
LDy AssocIated Press. |

WASHINGTON, Nov 2l-'"rotc
Einnings on the 1921 catton crop IN
TO November II umoul.cd to 7.27o,-
$40 bales. AN addition Of G25, 600 bales
In the two weeks prior to November
H." the Census Bureau announced
today.
GinninGs as recorded By the Cen
SUES bureau now exceed by 733.,,55
bales the quantity forecast In the
preliminary estimate Of the croo
made by the Department of Agricul-
turc early in October \ final est.
mate OF this years crop Will be an
nounced by the Department Or Agri-
culture December IL.
To the corresponding date last
year 9.liS.5i2 running bales were
Einned. including l7J,2sl round bales,
3l,sli bales of American Egyptian
and SIS bales OF Sea Island.
Ginnings by States: Alabama, 552,-
C"o; Arizona. 2s.7lo: Arkansas. ia
$50: California. 1907: Florida. H.
l5i: Georgia. TSi.lGG: Louisiana.
2JO.?73: mississippi. 732.i22: Missouri.
Gi.2l3: North CAROLINA, G7O,GSl: OKLA
homa. 46l ,9l2: South Carolina. cas-
e2a: Tennessee. 260.ii7; Texas. 2.u25,-
ii5: Virginia. 1929; all other
States. 594.
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GERMAN MARK LITTLE
MORE THAN SHADOW
Berlin Is Feeling Burden Of
Preparations and Is Max
ing Full Cutlery.
ny Walter II. I.rown.

written for the United Ncws)
NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.--rhc German
marx is little more than Il shadow
Germany is feeling the burden OF
the rcparDtions and is making fun
outcry, rs was TO be expected. View $
an To wh:.. should hc done in IT, f,
matter vary considerably. Some are
In favor OF relaxing the severity for
The time being In the hope of givinI;
her Il chance TO obtain Il start, but
;hc opposition TO this view IL that
she will not only obtain n start. but
ioothoid In foreign countries To
lie disadvantage OF her victims |;
10 also argued that she is due To SUI
~ Tor her crimes and IL the punish
ment hurts. that is what 1t was eN .
Eoctrd TO do
wntch Economic Aspect.
Nevertheless. the economic aspec,
or TN case Is being closely watched.
The American representatives or one
Of the largest German financial in
stitutions declare that mo financial
policy. however clcver!y devised, can
put Germany In the position to meet
the rcparations obligations, from cur
rent revenues unless she succeeds In
enormously increasing her export
trade. AS long we are unable to
wipe out our present adverse trade
baiuncc. an aim which. apart from
the still existing Stagnation Of inter
national trade, is rendered more diff
ncult owing to tariff walls erected in
some OF the most important foreign
markets; In other words. as long as
we are unable to accumulate a sur
Plus OF foreign exchange by export
trade. we have to secure ;hem for
separations purposes by selling paper
marks. Thus. on the one hand. marks
are continually being offered. causing
u drop ip value. and on the other
hand. a new issue OF paper money
pr owes Inevitable"
This German banker has accurately
otated thc case. What Germany would
have demanded had she been the vic
tor can easily be imagined. There
need be no sympathy for Germany
and there Is none. 1t Is simply n qucs-
ton as to whether the allies will
hurt themselves ty hurting Germany.
This German fnancicr adds that
unless there Is a lct-up in the en-
,crccment of the Preparations pro-
am II Will he necessary for Ger
ANY to tax her Industries on n seal.
without parallel In any other coun-
try In order to provide interest ana
sinking fund service on the rcpara-
ton debt On this point there ncc,l
DC no comment provided IL does no,
defeat the purpose of the allies. Had
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Sc, Gun Trap. to Cntch Robbcrs.

BANNlLLE VA, Nov. 2i.-Rob-
berries made in country stores In this
section have become so frequent late
~ That renrisals are being made. y
few nights ago the store OF Hundlcy
& Devon, at sandy River, was broken
into and robbed. The following day
gun traps were set In the store, and
a few nights later the store was
broken into and one OF tho guns fired,
hut evidently missed It's object.
RloOdhoundS were uscd and took up
trail which led to the home Of n
farmer whose automobile was stolen
the same night. Pelham, y. c.. re-
ports two or three rnhherics every
week for tho past several weeks.
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CnIrAGn GI;NIN MAEWEr.

t.fl'hGc. NrE -l.--WiE stocks 81
wheat rapidly a-.ur rcd1cei. Ua4!s in
tn wheI; market tarHv showed nn IN.
crease Of confidence. Owing ~ w tax
iuf. hove yvr. advances which took pace
we 10; :4iLy maintained. The e.osc was
H"ined - to !-@-ccui. and oats los;
c,in. ,.asiei from 20 i6-cent decline to a
rise Of !, cents,
I; was Een.raily conceded from This
str:t tina; a big falling on In domestic
..sIb." sunny u. wheat would b. an.
noUnc.i; naI pms expectation was NOR.
:han fulfilled ly u d-cre1s. OF $500 O 90
bG.h. ;"T The week. B-e.i.s experts
Toy TIE s"4suT. lu SvNrlgI1 eF were given
- -. .H.gy Ig.he.s more than 10. thc
corresponding Year. cOUgaE.ti 10! thc cor
Fs!Hunl!S: 1trlUu last year. .aik was
Also current 'ntt supplies east of the
Rockies ald been heavily oy-.-cNpurto,.
nGd that Northwestern II',l.-s we. AFTER
hard winter grades IN Kansas, whereas
ah.!ges on farm ryscrv-s la Eansar and
-. NEBRASKA as wei. indicated r,..t..sIy
small aH d.HGs. I.ish;ness az rEc,!yls ~
a lew lDinis counted as bu!..sh Gacts!s
N-HSriht ..s ,nr InaSkci urvsrutcI an
uf"r-n sch EnrnA-Iugr af'c- midday rtI
SIDE IUrcin. IuItvr!I! reaction
f.Nuurr Iutad iGs'u+i 20 Urou=tlicn
corn. q! so .iEeyis" ana Continued atirn-
i:ua 10 IiaUs to- -1vosEmrUt financing II
he com cr"a. r-aie IA oats was mainly
OF d local cha actor,
PaCE--s -" ling %: ard d!i IL good deal
J" cruG'crhai1lcc in iEc provision mar
l.: ,Ar effect Of higher quotations On
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COTTON MARKET TURNS
HIGHER FROM OPENING
NV Associn,ea rress !

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 2I-Nearly ey.ry-
IN. r9ii.n market today. and prices wee
-St:"es 81 ra;hE- extensive realizing hy
'H>S!"ns. but new buving always caused
Ftc"Ecrlcs ana the close was al net ya'rs
- 'hi session of 81 to 80 noints wi;h
DsCcHh"r at Is e.. "
NJ opening Wa strong under TIA effect
OF much better Liverpool prices than dus
combined with e r"ror' Oh ginning sigh v
nnCrr averige cNcectations. Prices bulrel
30 - - p"ints before the inward trorI.
W. ch,sckcI. carving December up %
~ Lhc census bureau figures Il 40 ~
mts"s s.nned 70 The lt,h Of Nov"mhar
w. accepted by many traders as coming
within n3ont ;;9 40 hnics % counting the
claimed ihe i oI they Confirmed CROP es,i-
HaccssinrS Of the middle mr.. Of tho
session rshuced the. advance t. u 20 2
Use which nut, thr I!at IL to - roin.s
oyer Saturdays clos: this being duo 10
IL, ~" official rencrt that the oink boil
argos; produc!nC section Of the holt ,ni
r 1srn,sh Goods in Inh!n had COLLAPSED.
Iced somewhat bv the ncarnesa ~
IN" hrst notice day for December. which
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LOAN MoND MAnKEr.
III fNF.p n - Nbt.IiNt, -.
Investment BANKERS
CENSUS FIGURES CAUSE
NO FURRY IN COTTON

NEW YORK. Srv. 2I.--The re,ort of the
census bureau showing 1,.7,.tia bal.a ot
cotton sinncd u" Sovcmber - seemed
- to ihe ,l1. y; the crop today. Pricc.
however. ruled generally Hrmer owing
hhfty 70 more upiimiHtic view ~ Biz
IN tsant n,ospccts: ard there WAS An
a!ranee OF about & ,sh Der bale. with Ian.
roirt-. net h,Fhc5 Tina, delivery cios.d
NJ LIZ wlih ihr genera! market closing
sts.dy a. net advances ~ :. to J! points
Ihe market opened Ann at AN advance
.; y 20 * POINTS In resaonss TO higher
!.lveTpool cab ~. and there may also ATv,.
len soinc altered buying on N. riu.
i2rrea,! The otenlnr advance me, con
-lHsr"b!" southern ceiling well az
fSiNHlhr which caused reactions o.: 2. 20
- points shorty after she call hu, as
ms market turned nrH.r on renewed COW
-r!nr wh!s local bFISIcrs also exported
better commission house demand
nrn"ris that ih: East Indian ooycoi;
G3npl.d with the hriper ruling of ~.
liverpool cIhles. and there were also na-
vices here from thu South claiming that
mr. was !ittl. 'ncre inquiry Tor spot
March 10 1916 during The middle Of the
uicrnoon. making net advances OF a. 10
=. nl.n's' put there was more realizing
aIunni ihis !.vut. which represented a
TecpTcry or about 40 points from recent
Thi, caused reactions OF i to - points
from the best In the late trading The
most general comment thu ginning
crop estimates % nearer soyl'H+v than
'.SN|' bale. but this was considg r.i
Anoct h. line with the recent trend o:
ssIi.rant. Glnnins between November
prcs. was only si9.iS bales against !. 80 10
last year.
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MINERS OF THE YUKON
TURNING TO POLITICS
Conservatives nnd LIbcraIists Fight
To Piace Candidate la Pnriia-
tBy Associated Press. ]

DAWSON. Y. T.. Nov. 2l.--Ths
sturdy miners OF the Bleak YUKON.
whose thoughts have. been conferred
heretofore chiefly on gold and silver.
have turned to politics with the un.
usual zeal Tho campaign for ths
frkon's only seat in Parliament,
which is being made on dog slcds By
Major George Black. Conservative.
mud T.. .. Congdun, Liberal. has
stirred their rival coIfstituents to
the point OF excitement rival!nE a
Strikc of pay dirt.
Cnngion cast his spell over the in
habltaEts OF whitchOrse Friday
night and is now on 3sO miles
trip to Dawson. where Ma jor Black
arrived Saturday from Mayo city,
Tuiion's new silver camp. The car
d'datcs plan To keep in close touch
with each others tail until til,
election ON DECEMBER q.
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CiIIC,GN i,,'J S,Oc,; NAuEEr

tIICAGo. Nov. el.-Cattlv: receluts. 10
no: generally strong 10 % cents higher:
i1r yeirl!n--. !y5!' medium .:rnt steers
.rgl hcavi-s. 49,: bulk. all weights 5.55dr
tcanners mostly :,n>dse.,5: bulk bologna
W., W., 50, ca,yss y."w TO p cents
~. -rde-- Is 10, % cents higher
HOG: T"c'tots. 1900: fairly active: II
20 l. cents higher, mostly y cents higher:
closed steady with Saturdays average
nb|d over inCd'rH'c: ton. 10: prac;tc n
;on. late. So: hulk. s.7itt-.GN: pigs ablrt
steady bulk desirable ABOUND 20. few
ignt weights ~ to ..2jUS.jt.
Sheep; ,r?csip,s. il.nn): fat lambs. - TO
~ cents h.she-: NASTY q cents up: tor.
yrar!inrs. 80: ili sheen steady To strong;
ton tnt cw-s 80: bulls. 3.ef$! 500: hea v!cs
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Resigns Government, once.

VICTORIA, e. c, GOV 2l.-Mrs.
Ralph Smith. member without port
folio In the British Columbia Legisla-
turc and the first woman In the
British empire TO hold a Cabinet po-
sition. has resigned her Office. In her
letter OF resignation. Mrs. Smith
stated that she felt that she could no
longer assume responsibility for nets
OF, the government. AS member
or the legislative council, Mrs. Smith
was precluded from criticism OF the
governments actions.
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PRODUCE MaRkITs.


NEW YORK, NOV. =l.--No fresh feature
vas rcu9riei in tl.e markeS !or cuG,.
hrccmhcr gave that posit!un som. y,u-
p"ri around tn s|-ccnt !cve! aad after
selling a. >5l aa.y. the nT!ce U!.unc.u
70 SEQ This I-d Ia same covering Of
March. which sod up from SNs tn Ia
hnt tn: !inprovc;"cnt was not ma lutiiucd.
AMI after open.nG ro;nts h'shy- To Z
points .vwcr. the market Closed net /
point higher to points .uWv. Sales
were c5i!inn;ed NJ nb0yt 200 hnEs Nc
c?nber; Janun.,. So. March Sill:
SCOT coGee: nu!et. ,wnchan.ed: Kio -.
Freight "Esrs showed very little chang.
ncludnE Santos , ana IS rart bourbon
81 III 10 l.t. Rio "a ami IS were uf-
fc-cd a. 49,. American credits
n official Cablcs rsDcrt"h no change
~ the RIO market or Rio exchange rates
SDntIs futures wr.2 - rsis lower to 20
rcis higher. V!ct"ria cleared li.:6l bars
santos cleared $50 for New York Rsf.
lillian pnrt rcc:,rts. 400: .TUndinhY re-
districts OF Sac i'au.o
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Domestic Progress LelSurely.

AS To American domcstic progress.
developments have been slow The
It's bill viii soon he ready To SEM
I" the President. and while Congress
has failed to meet the Presidents
wishes in the matter OF the more
Moderate surtaX. 1t il hardly to DO
expected chat ne viii veto the meaa-
urc on that account. 1t la far from
satisfactory Bill. but IL is the best
apparently. that Congress- is willing
- give us. mad might as well be- ac-
copied with the best grace possible
Thus practically all that We have
hc.n able to obtain from this spccin,
$ sS'ou az CONGRESS. which started
GU, with such noble ambition. is y
& az ,i,n.e-y ior u tax bill. "A bud
set law that is good. an emergency
tariff law that Is futile. strictcr reg
Ut=tioU 81 The grain exchanges
which has failed Of its purpose. AMI
n few odds and ends OF miscellaneous
legislation. What We have not got
l. tariI law. !, railroad rcfunding
Inv and numerous necessary con
structIve measures for which the
country is clamorinE.
Nevertheless. the outlook is stead
lily improving. so far as the general
business situation is concerned, AMI
optimism is on the increase.
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>,c,v vnp,, >SuEN NIX.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.--Iew low records
t"r The Ha-. six wears ar more were cstab.
d'y WHOM 6.,tN bags OF Porto Ricos sold 20
'1cl! rchN.r 1T 1871, for rcntrigu..a.I
Cusr, however. were UNCHANGED ;yi,h Inc
cr-.nittcr reporting sales OF 900 bars
aat, - cents Sos end freight equal 20
rrad!uT IN raw su<nr futures was Itch,
and prices showed little o,nnrc with
cn"rcrator, 'nc.iird 10 hold on and await
DEVELOPMENTS The ensIer ruling OF the
sDot market led TO a little scattered firl'i-
datinn and Closing prices were UNCHANGED
{" uoin's net lower. December closed
80 ~ "
Tho refined .mar.ct was unchanged 3,
"..N 70 30 for nne granu,a.ed Tho
.icnl1n1 wns only No1rrrt: Rnnnch N.
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Foo,bnu player Dies Of In,urr..

EMPORIA, KAN. Nov. 2l.-Don
Davis. half back on. the Kansas State
Normal football team, died today OF
injuries received in game with
Baker University, OF Baldwin. Kan.
saturday. Davis shoulder was spraincl
in the game. and physicians an
nounccd that his death was due TO
inflammation of the celiuer tissues.
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MIsCEI.LANEou. MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.--cotton goods were
IN moderate demand in unfinished lines
today. Win yarns Quiet ana with an
easing tendency. Woo goods were ouict
with .l.iccs Il 1d!ng sIishtIy un,y,r,i az,
mo,t %: ;h- finer Qualities following
hr;aNr WOO ma -keis. Raw silk was higher
Ipbh"rs were buYing very litt.c cxccut ~
grrmpt SHIPMENT or gnohA 70. contract
delivery that must be rnutp
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NEW YORK. Nov. .l.-Co,tonsccd oil
i,d'anced Is to Ia noints eariv On Duylug
Nv !pCa ana the South INSURED by The
nrmnss, IN other commodity markets
Later. however tho advance vas wiped
OUT urit; !iGuida Ion. and professional
selling on the downturn Ia iard. Leaf.
tmr months closed {: TO FONTS me-: lower.
GALES. prl!ne summer yellow SPOT SO Isi-.
pIc.nD.r SIS; March. S.i6. May. ss7.
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SAVANNAH. GA Nov :-Tu-Dentlua
frm: sales. 3,s reccints -: shinmeiits
~: stock si5s Rosin. hrm; sa,s 100:
81. Quote; -. So: y. r. F. o: i26a a.
T. ii5ni s!-: i. 1880: X t.s2', $;
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THE TINES DISPATCHES RECORD or FINANCIAL NEWS

Germany won. her Industries would
have benefited just ~ they are now
being burdencd. and the Industries OF
tie other countries would have been
IL the plight hers now are in. Still.
u IS not a question Of what Germany
would or could have done. but WHAT
she can now do: not 10 what extent
she may have TO suffer by her coll
lIpsc
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LONDON. Nov 2i-!.ar siIyer 3ei. p.cce
Dcr ounce: nancy ~ DER cent Discount
ru'os: short hilE-. M. per cent: thr, D.
month bills i5-l6Ui per cent.
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tbNufnuCe STOCKS.
". Life Ing. Co. 100 l10
Miscellaneous.
Jefferson Realty Cor
poratlOn, LIST, Dfd, 100 Z

l.arus ana Bro Co,
pid., p. cS par. 100 ZIG
std. Ia. Mfg. Co.. pr. 100 1903
l. L. lob. p. G., pr. 100 a3i 10
=. l.. lob, com. 100 ITO 1S
VIC. {. pfd.. p. c.. 100 &c
VIC. chem. CON-. 100 10
+. :. kuyster Guano y
p. c. bonds -. 1924 10
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lures We're nominal and w!thou, ,.ans-
hctlrhs. "sOsinr UNCHANGED to 20 points
net higher Dcccmbcr ctoscd a, iJJ ana
March and Nav at $50
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westmorclnnd Coo. ia ch,,-.

RALEIGH. " G.. Nov, 21.-Will Y.
Westmoreiand, OF Iredcll County,
convicted OF the murder of +. IL
Nantz, public chauffeur near States
ville on the night OF October 90, 1890.
was clectrocutcd at the State prison
here 1T 1880 O'Clock this morning.
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Port movement:

"Npnr;s. lh,t. stock III EOS
MINOR prris-S:ac.. a.a
1To'n, lcday-itece!p,s. 23.5c!: exports. 10.
:, T r;,iA fos weck-Kcc.!n,,. 4:,s.5: exports.
aorts. slSS s3s ''N'''' %"
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RICHMOND SIOUX MAmKEr.

Hu0fnIf"ns ny 'nskFr G. ffnrrh & Co.
Ills East Main street.
0un;ntinns nj Close
city and State Securities.
Va IS old G e. R.l332 sea
Virginia Centuries. 9,
G. ana Il. .......l99l G6i 61I
West Virginia 3As 1899 GA
street HALLWAY uonds,
Y. ara 4. T Co. SIS 1896 81 II
Va. x. and I. Co, 5s.1o3i 10 IL
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Sales.

100 Va Old IS, S2l.
700 Va Central. GIL.
10 Richmond Trust CO., %.
10 Richmond Trust Co. &c.
90 Universal Leaf TOb.. pfd.. 10
II Universal Leaf Tob.. pfl, 10
20 Universal Leaf TOD, pfd., 10
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street hallway stacks.

y. X. ana l.. CO.. 20 20 81
V. l.. and u. Co. pr. 100 81 "a
Va. II. & T., conn.,. 100 lOs IL
railroad Stocks.
r.. l.. and r.. conf. 100 c25 $50
X. r. and + Div. Oh. l00 Iyh 2O5
X. r. d Il. y. c. .gr. 100 235 $50
H.. x. d T.. p. c. Sr. 100 235 $50
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union Stock Yards

November 81. 1921
h',narEs; FAR run ~! cattle Market
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-04

i Free Delivery. Downing ;.
]. Cash Grocery. Phone 1920
Anything to chew or smoke a
Leo's Pharmacy.
Safe deposit boxes for rent al
the Farmers State Bank.
Nail it down. Get the nails al
aier's-where they sell for less
A big reduction ON the Hart.
man dress shoe for men at Carl.
son S.
Buy Ford Ton Truck and re.
duce hauling costs. Nezperce
Motor & Supply Co.
The fall line of men s work
shoes just arrived at Carlson s,
pre-war prices, $500.
Paint your old car with Muir
phys Car Enamel. You can get
it from the Nezperce Motor &
Supply Co.
Ex-County Commissioner Har-
ley Higgins was a business visi-
tor in Nezperce yesterday from
the Forest section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pearson
have returned from Charleston to
take up their residence here, and
he is now employed at the Prairie
Lumber Co s. yards.
Lost-A small blanket, one
mile from Craigmont depot on
Nezperce-C raigmont road. Leave
at this office or return to Simon
Matthews. 1Ow2 |
Hemstitching and Picoting At
works on all sewing
machines. Price $500, personal |
checks 10c xtra.-Light S MALL
Order House, Box 1877, Birming-
lam, Ala. 6w7*
Miss Maude e. Near, ex-countv
club leader Of Lewis. county and |
low resident at Eldora, Iowa, is
spending a couple of weeks with
relatives and old friends here
While on a six-weeks vacation
our of the Northwest.
The War Mothers will meet at
he home of Mrs. Geo. Thomp-
on, north of town, at 2 D. m.
saturday, Aug. 6. Those plan
ing to attend this meeting are
lsked to assemble at Leo s Phar-
macy at / 80, when cars will be
n waiting to take them out.
s. 7. Way and sons on last Fri i
Law July 20, made the first de-
lverv Of this seasons grain at
'raigmont, in the form Of lis
acks of barley, unloaded at the
1ollmer-Clearwater warehouse
hey made the first delivery Of
he new crop there last year ON
august 16.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-08-04

Complete stock of nails and
bolts at Laier's.
Silver Loaf flour, Downing S
Cash Grocery. Phone 1920.
A complete line of lumber and
all kinds of building material at
the Prairie Lumber Co.
! You tell 'em Silver Loaf Flour
win raise the dough. Community
Mill Co.
Nezperce Motor G. Supply Co.
has full line of fishing tackle.
Get yours from them.
Large assortment of summer
hats, just arrived at Carlson s
Toggery.
Peacock is the best Rock
Springs coal. Madison Lumber
For Sale Good binder. See
Clarence Henrlchs or phone No.
11439. 10w2
1t adds to the appearance OF
your car. Repair your top and
back curtain. New tops made
and put on. A. z. Fike.
For Sale One brand new wag-
on dump scale 10000 lbs. capa-
city. It's a bargain. Commun-
ity Mill Co.
We can make immediate de-
livery of Ford Touring cars. Or
der yours now. Nezperce Motor
& Supply Co.
Nursing When in need of SER !
vices of nurse, call Mrs. p. G. |
Jensen, Craigmont, or will take
cases in my home. Phone 3412.tf
This is nature s season for put
ting on her most attractive dec
Be in tune-do your
part to make the prospect pleas
ng to- the eye. Complete line Of
paints, varnishes and such at
laier's Cash Store. where they
'ell it for less.
B. f. Savage and Photograph
ar johnson, of Lewiston, have
oeen getting pictures of the
scenic and agricultural sections
If Lewis county the past few
lays, which pictures will be
lsed in Idaho's big publicity
DR.. H. M. Dummit received
word Tuesday evening that his
BROTHER, Elmer Dumnit, had I
lied at the old family home III
Mo-, on July %, after ]
Iaving been i'll for some time of
cancerous affection of the stom-
oh. The deceased was 25 years I
t age and had been on the road 5
5 a travelling salesman for {
lumber of years prior to his i'll /;
ess reaching an acute stage. DR.. $
)ummit visited at his bedside {
7hile he was receiving treatment J
t the Mayo Bros. hospital in
Mimi, about the mid J
lie of June.