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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-26
FOE SALE


FOR SALE-l920 Harley Davidson
sport model, first class condition Price
reasonable. Apply II. Rousseau, 200
Bradford St. 9t12'
FOR SALE-Home place of Chas. H.
Patchin, di2 Main street; centrally To-
Gated nine 90 room house with bath.
modern improvements. Inquire at $40
Main St, or phone 54S-M l00tf
FOR SAI.G--At the Dunham farm,
early cabbage plants, soc, per 90;
trqnsplanted plants, at 60c per 100;
caluillower and pepper plants 25c per
do2,i tomato, - and SOC per doz; few
pottcd tomatoes at &c each; celery,
81 90 per 100, asters and pansies at
Poe per doz., Nerbenas, zinnas, Snap
dragons, Salvias, 3jA per do2 Ii. NJ
Durham, tel 22l-11, Bennington 4tf
FOR SALE-House flooring, fine qua
litY and factory ilooring, maple and
oak Planned and rough lumber for
building and repair work promrt eer.
vice for home building orders. Phone
2G6-W or City. Thomas Hunter Lum-
Der Co. 74tf
, 1921-05-19
Livestock Mart

CHICAGO. Nay 1s-U. s. Bureau
ot NarketsScartie-Receipts. 5000;
generally steady top yearlings. $3.50.
choice heavy steers. $40 TO country
for further weight gain. bulk beef
steers. 3s6s-S5. bulk fat n stock.
ssG7-50; bulls largely. ts-fSG6s5;
veal calves largely. H-SoGs.s; bulk
stockers and feeder steers. ts.7Sds-
Hogs-Receipts. 10000: fairly active.
lights steady to strong others mostly
Ice higher h yesterdays average.
top ts-Ss: practical top. $3.50; bulk.
Ss.SdS.7o: pigs. fully sc higher;
bulk desirable. sss0GS75.
Sheep Receipts. 10000; lambs.
steady to 2sc higher mostly steady;
sheep steady shorn lambs top. sls.5
to city butchers. s1i-E5 10 packers:
bulk. si1.5o911.75: no wooded lambs
sales early; native springs. ia.T5; best
shorn wethers. s7.s5: shorn ewes. 7.25.
choice 1oo-pound shorn yearllngs
$3.50
, 1921-05-19
GAIN ON
EARLY TRADING
Proposed Wage Reduction by
Labor Board Is BuIlish Fac
tor IN Market

NEW ToRK. May Is-Raiis were
tho ftaturs At the broad opening Of
today stock market, advancinE I to ,
points within tho nrst Is minutes as
a result OF tho proposed cut in waSes
announced by the United States rail-
way labor board Low grades as well
as investment shares Joined in the
advance, but conspicuous strength was
shown by Chieako & Northwestern.
Northern Pacific. New York Central.
Reading. Baltimore & Ohio. Kansas
City Southern and St Paul preferred.
Coppers and tobaccos continued TO
strengthen. but oils were Irregular on
the further heav1ness OF Royal Dutch
and steels reflected uncertainty in
connection with today's dividend ae-
ton on Republic Iron q Steel.
Additions 10 the early rise among
rails included Atehinson. Great North
ern. Canadian Pacific. Illinois Central
and various secondary OF reorganized
issues. This division almost as a
whole retained or extended its gains
during the forenoon. IN almost every
, 1921-05-19
ohio BUILDING
BIG WAREHOUSE
Work Is Under Way on New
SIS. 900 Structure to Be Built
of Reinforced Concrete

The construction work on the large
warehouse and garage being built by
the Ohio on company. is wen under
way. Tho excavation for the base
ment has been completed and the foot.
ings are en- IN for the piers.
Tho building is being constructed
between a and B streets on Market
venue and up to the Burlington
spur. It VIII be a two-story affair.
all OF reinforced concrete- Tho large
basement will be used exclusively for
storage. the north ssi: or tho second
floor for a warehouse and the other
half for a garage. all with h latest
and best equipment. Without the plat
forms the building win be 1I4xl3s and
will cost approximately SIS. 900. II
, 1921-05-19

- there - danger OF running large
aroHs Of on bearing sands n cementing
n improperly done, with consequent
loss not only TO the operator who
doss the cementing. but also TO others
IN the same field. md 10 the govern
ment from the standpoint Of loss Of
potential royalty revenua. and from
. broader viewpoint there Is a loss To
the country at large in the destruc-
ton Of q sourcs OF mineral wealth
Al the present time. attention Is be-
tng concentrated in the Salt Creek
fieid. this being The osnter of activity
In Wyoming. and h bureau Is work
ing at high pressure % give drilling
operations prope supervision. The
e<tahlhhtng Of an Office at WInnett.
Mont. recently has relieved the Cas-
per office to some extent as all Mon
N operations viii be worked out OF
the Wlnnett ONCE
, 1921-05-19
GRAIN TREND
STILL UPWARD
Setback at Opening Overcome by
Reports of Damage to Crop
In the Southwest

CHICAGO. May Is.-Builish crop re-
ports from the southwest turned the
wheat market upward today after a
setback at the opening. Early declines
were ascribed to forecasts Of reduced
wages for railroad employees The ex-
pected wage cut was looked upon as
Indicative Of lower costs in all lines.
hut offerings OF wheat were readily
absorbed and the market quickly raj
lied Opening quotations, which varied
from unchanged figures 10 &c lower.
with May s1-f5h TO s1-4s and %aly
t1I5 to S1-15E. were followed by mod
crate gains all around.
Considerable buying OF May wheat
here for seaboard account wss re-
garded a. hedging against sales for ox-
port. 1t was said also hat a good
deal OF Canadian wheat had been sold
os late but not reported. The close
was strong. &C to 3Ec net higher. with
May 3l.4s1 to si.4sA and July
s1-1sK to si-1sh.
Corn was steadled by the wheat
bulge. After opening sc to nc lowar
Including July at 60Nc to 60%c. us
market scored a slight advance II
some
tive with country offerings somewhat
larger but held mainly above th'
market. Prices closed strong. nc tS
1c net higher with July e1&c u
s1S9%c.
Oats paraileled the action OF corn
starting unchanged to &c lower, Jul,
3sha3shc TO 3shc. and sagged some
what further. but then became frmer
Provisions were inclined TO drag lowe
in h absence OF any special demand
, 1921-05-19

24@:7c; seconds 1snasc; standards.
csc.
Eggs - Lower. receipts, 1880
cases; firsts. 20h d21c; Ordinary ftrsts.
1sd1sc; at mark. cases included
1871 d20c; standards. 2lc..
Poultry-Alive. lower; fowls, acc;
broilers. 35@40c.
, 1921-05-19

DENVER. May is Cattle - Re-
ceipts. 500; strong TO higher; beef
steers s7.2sGs.2s; cows and heifers.
s5-5o97.5o; calves. Siodi2; stoekers
and feeders. 1907: bulls, Sfd5.
Hogs-Receipts. 500: market. 100
i5c higher. top. $40; bulk sT.s5 ds55.
Sheep - Receipts. 1900; market.
strong. yearlIngs. ss.5o1s.T5: lambs,
sIod11.7b: ewes. fsNs.Ts.
, 1921-05-19

CHICAGO. May 1s.-Potatoes-Re-
ceipts. 81 cars: old stronger; northern
white sacked and bulk, s5c@s1.05
cwt: new. weak, Louisiana sacked
long white. s2.5o92.s5; Texas Tri.
umphs sacked 1878 cwt South Caro-
lima Irish cobbiers No /. ts.259s.5o
barrel.
, 1921-05-19

The Union on company plans to
complete an intensive campaign for
development Of its holdings IN the
Usage field this summe according 10
adviccs from Newcastle The appear
anos OF field men and managers of the
compauy in the field making prepare
tons for tho arrival OF crews Is respon-
sfbie for the belief that operations viii
be resumed.
, 1921-05-19

NEW YORK, May IS The Re-
public Iron md Steel company today
passed its quarterly dividend on COM
mon stock due at this time The reg
utnr quarterly dividend OF TX per cent
ciared- payable. July L
, 1921-05-19

viii be completed in about three
months.
Larson & Jourgensen have the con-
tract and Garbutt. weidner & Sweeney
IN the architects.
, 1921-05-19
Meals.

NEW YORK. May H. Copper :
Firm: electrolytic. spot and tear by.
1Se1SHc. futures. 1874 915hc-
Ttm-Ffrm: spot and near by,
1885,; futures. s53.
Iron-NomtuaIly unchanged.
Jead-Steafy; spot, IS.
zinc-ouiet; East St Louis delivery.
spot. t<s5@4.9o.
Anttmony5Spot $5-25.
, 1921-05-19
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD news
leases iNVOlV[ BIG OBLIGATIONS

The tremendous amount Of work involved in properly
carrying out the provisions of the government regulations
ON field operations is only just being realized The newly
established Office of the bureau of mines is called on to super
wise, for example. all cementing operations in every field in
the state. This matter is considered Of prime importance.
, 1921-05-19

Ths Cuban-American Sugar company
today declared quarterly dividends Of
so cents 4 share on common Ind s1.75
q share on preferred stock. payable
JUG /. The quarterly dividend on
common previously had been 81
, 1921-05-19

NEW YORK. May 1s.--The Pacific
Mall Steamship company passed its
samiannual dividend OF so cents to-
day. Six months ago so cents plus
an extra so cents was paid
, 1921-05-19

other quarter Of the List the move
ment became more r-eactionAry. In
dependent steels. railway equipments
and some Of h motors and the Mex-
lean and European oils were lower
By ! to . points with gas shares Cen
eral Asphalt United States Realty
and the obscure tobaccos were in
elined TO harden but attracted little
interest
Call money opened II I per cent
and exchange on London was de
esdedy firm
Silver.
NEW YORK. May II. Bar snv-.
Domestic. sake; foreign. ssHe-
Mexican dollars. 4SAc.
Money and Exchange.
NEW YORK. May n-Prms ner-
camille paper. sSa7 per cent.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS; sterling. de-
uiand. 81; cables. t4.T5.
Franc-DemAnd $50. cables $50
Belgian francs-Demand $50. cables
s.s2.
Lire-Demand SIS. cables 81
Marks-Demand 1.sa. cables Ia
Greoce-Demand $50.
Sweden-Demand ss.6c.
Norway-Denand 1895.
Argentine-Demand 5I.13.
Brazilian-DemAnd 400.
Montreal. 1oL per cent discount
Time loans-Steady, so days. 90
days. six months. 81 per cent.
Call money-Fim; high. .. low. ::
ruling rate. :: closing bid. 6; offered
at q last loan. :.
, 1921-05-19
new OIL FIELD
DISCO ERED in
LANDER REGION

A new oil field was opened up
fifteen miles south of Lander Tues
day. when the Anglo United OIL
company drilled in n wei on the
Carmody ranch in the Derby dome
at as fest. The hole filled with oil
after tho sand was penetrated fer
two feet Manager Campbell or
dered drilling stopped until tanloage
could be erected when the well will
be completed. Indications point to
the discovery Of n better field than
the Dallas region. six miles north
Of Derby dome
STEEL DIVIDEND PASSED.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1s@The
Cambria Steel company today passed
its quarterly dividend of so cents a
share
, 1921-05-19
Closing Quotations.

CHICAGO. May 1s.-close:
Wheat-May. SLASH; July s1.1sA.
Corn-July. 81 Sc September. s4Ac.
oatsoJuiy. soc; September. 4ohc-
Pork-Aiay. $500: July. $500.
Lard@July. 1857; September. $3.50
Rihs@Julyi 1922: September, s1O15.
, 1921-05-19
NOTICE.

w.NTEp5one hundred people TO
buy their lunch at the Methodist
church. Wednesday oon Low price.
5.16-2t
, 1921-05-19

Provisions
CHICAGO. May 1s.-Butter = I'm
settled: creamery extras. 2sMc: firsts.
, 1921-05-19

Leave your laundry Mt the News
Nook. Iris Theater building. 5-l6-6t
, 1921-05-19
Silver.

Silver.
NEW YORK. May Is. Bar snve=.
Domestic. s9Ae; foreign. ssHc-
Mexican dollars. 4SAc.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1921-08-12

ton was the h0noree al two tables of
bridge "Wednesday given by Mrs. Jas.
I. Griffith. The following were the
guests: Mesdames j. c. Skies. V. d.
Skies. n NJ Redfaarn. ]. NJ. Farley,
c N. Redfeam. May Moacham and
Mrs. A. l.. Monroe. The hostess sery-
ed delicious fruit salad. sandwiches
ice cream and cake.
Mrs. John Parker DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
terlained the BookloleIs club this
morning. Delicious pineapple salad,
stuffed tomatoes, sandwiches. iced
tea and minis We're served by the
hostess daughter. Miss Sarah Par
ker. Rock was played at five tables.
Those enjoying Mrs. Parker's hospi-
,dlity besides the members were
Mesdames c. w. Baucom, Gillian
Craig. John Beasley and Mrs. Miller,
guest of Mrs. +. e. Henderson, and
Mrs. Harrison, guest Of Mrs G. c.
pruitt.
Mrs. n. NJ Redfern entertained at
two tables of bridge TUESDAY after
noon in honor OF Mrs. Hugh McAlls-
ter of Lumberton. the guest OF Mrs.
c. NJ. Redeem. The guests were Mes
DANES c. NJ. Redeem, J, NJ. Farley,
j. c. Skies. A. NJ. Secrest May Mea-
cham, A l.. Monroe. aud J T. Crit
fifth 4 salad course with hot rolls,
iced tea. cake and cream was served.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1921-08-12

ting black I'd white scarf When
inquired about il h. said. They've
got Us la jail. so I'm knitting me a
suit This is the sleeve" and he
laughed aoisterously. one man. old
or than most OF them, had been suf-
tcglng Intensely tor days. He was N
a cast with heavy weights 90 both his
feet, but spoke cheerfully OF the pros
pect Of being better soon. One bright
young boy said that he had only an
other year. A perfect ray of sun
shine in the ward was a boy in a
rolling chair. who had formerly been
in the ward but had been changed
and had come In to visit. He told
me that he was lonesome without the
men there, so he came often He had
cheering word for each man as he
rolled his chair along the ward, stop
ping to chat at each bed. When |
was introduced as from the Monroe
auxiliary one boy, apparently very
young, said, o. we belong to you.
and the fact that | was from the
town which had adopted them made
us fast friends at once. A North Car
oina boy said that he was so glad
they had been adopted by q Legion
post In the state and that sentiment
was echoed by Belgian boy. an old
er Norwegian man from Pittsburg,
all OF whom happened to be at his
end OF the ward. There is a Philip
pine boy and six Italian boys besides
the Norwegian and Belgian and then
American boys from every part of the
country. The Woman's Auxiliary re-
Gently decided 10 send cretonne bags
for holding writing material. toilet
articles and other small things which
the men might like to have conven-
iently near. Since the wall mas al
most doubled in number soll Of the
beds with only plain . y white bags
or none, look neglected .Icug those
with the spots OF color = DO these
things, which We should .ihe for this
large ward We need IrC's M embors
of the auxiliary. Our present mem
bership is fifty, and there are more
than double that NUM- of women
in town who are eligible for member
ship We need all who can join us
and the kind help Of othc' Who are
interested. Ii You could clly see the
men, recognize their FINE spirit and
gratitude for the little We can do.
am sure YOU would deem 1t a priyi-
lege. not to be neglected. 10 he able
TO add a little cheer 10 their lives.
We should indeed be proud 10 feel
that they are ours as the boys eX-
pressed il. and should be happy to
fulfill all the obligations and privi-
leges which that relationship inn
plies"
Mr.. Walter Mcdonald left this
morning for Hendersonyille to join
the football squad of the Georgia
Military Academy for summer prac-
tice.
Miss Mary Morrow Heath. Mr.
Claude Heath. of Albemarle. Miss
Stokes. of Lancaster. s. c.. and Mes
srs. Henry and William Massey have
returned from a trip 20 the noun
tains. Miss Heath recently graduated
from the Johnson-Nilkes Sanitorium
Of Richmond. Va.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ". 5. Lee and little +
York Houston, OF Raleigh
are visiting relatives here. +
Mr.. T. p. Dillon and family have
returned from a visit 10 Rocky River
Springs.
Mrs. Hugh McAllster Of Lumber
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1921-08-12
Attention Veterans,

Camp Walkup United Confederate
Veterans will meet in the courthouse.
Saturday. August Is, at 8 o'clock,
for the purpose of making arrange
ments TO attend the annual State re-
union to be held in Durham.--S. f..
Belk, Commander.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1921-08-12

Seek not TO please the world. but
your own conscience.
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SNORT 1ROvsEnEO
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