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The Lamar register., 1921-11-02

he awoke again his mouth was glued
together with thirst. His head ached
intolerably. Each hair seemed set In
a nerve center of pain. But he was
better.
He sat up In his bunk. fully clothed
as he had come aboard, the door of
his cabin opened and the doctor ap-
peared, nodded coolly as he saw
Rainey moving, disappeared for an In
stant. and brought in draft of some
sort In a long glass.
Take this" said Cnrlsen. Pull
you together. Then well get some
food into you
The calm insolence of the doctors
manner. ignoring all that had hap
pened, seemed to send all the blood In
Rainey's body fuming to his brain. He
took the glass and hurled Its contents
at Carlsen's face. The doctor lodged.
and the stuff splashed against the
cabin wall. only few drops reaching
Carlsen's coat.
Don't be id fool" he said to
Raiuey, his voice irritatingly even.
Are you afraid it's druggedf 1 would
not be so clumsy. l could have given
you a hypodermic while you slept,
enough to keep you unconscious for
as many hours as / chose-or for-
ever.
"T1l mix you another dose-one
more-take IL or leave 1t. Take IL,
and you'll soon feel yourself again
after Thmada has fed you. Then Wen
thrash out the situation. Leave IL, and
wash my hands of you. You can go
for'ard and bunk with the men and do
the dirty work.
Rainey felt that he had made n fool
of himself. and he took the second
draft. which almost instantly relieved
him. cleansing his mouth and throat
and. as his headache died down. clear
ing his brain.
"why did you drug meT he de-
manded. "Pretty high-handed. l Gag
make you pay for this"
"Yes? How? When? We're well
or Cape Mendocino, heading norwest
or thereabouts. Nothing between US
and Unalaska but fog and deep water.
Before we get back you'll see the pay
ment in Il different light. We're not
pirates. This was plain business. A
million or more In sight.
''Lund nearly spilled things as 1t
sts, rsving the way he did. It's a
wonder some one didn't overhear him
with sense enough to tumble.
But we didn't take any risks after
his blowing OFF. He might have done
1t ashore before you brought him
aboard. l don't think so. But he
might. And so might you, later"
I'D have given you my word"
And meant to keep 1t. But you'd
have been an uncertain factor, weak
link. You knew too much. Suppose
the Karluk fought up to Kotzebue bay
and found dozen power-vessels hang
Ing about, waiting for us to lead them
TO the beach? And we'd have worried
sll the vav up. with You lonss
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CHAPT ~.
A Divided Company.

II was not the first time that
Rainey had heen on ship, sailing
ship, and AT sea. Lacking experience
in actual navigation. he was a pretty
hnndy snilorman for an amateur.
So. as he came out Of the grip q
the drug that had been given him,
slowly. with brninpan that seemed
overstuffed with cotton and which
throbbed with duh persistent ache
with throat that seemed 10 be coated
with ashes. strangely contracted-a
nauseated stomach-eyes that saw
things through haze-limbs that
nched as n bruised-the sounds that
beat their way through his sluggish
consciousness were familiar enough to
place him almost instantly.
As he lay there Ia narrow bunk,
wstching the play of light that came
through portfolio beyond his line OF
vision, listening to the low boom OF
waves followed by the swash along
side that told him the Karluk was
bucking heavy seas, slow rage mas
tered him, centered against the doc
tor with the sardonlc smile and Cap
tain Simms, who Rsiney felt sure had
tacltly approved of the DOCTORS ac-
tions
He remembered Lund's exclamation
OF, Here, what's this T'-the question
OF blind man who could not grasp
what was happening-and acquitted
him.
They had deliberately kidnapped him.
oh hal aA "a
choose to trust him. because they
thought he might print the story of
the island treasure beach in his paper,
or babble of 1t and start a rush to the
new strike of which he had seen proof
In the gold dust streaming from the
poke.
What were they going to do with
him?
He mlstrusted the doctor. The man
had drugged him. He was man
whose profession, where the mind was
warped, belittled life. Captain Simms
had been charged with leaving blind
man on a broken foe Lund'was the
type whose passions left him ruthless.
The crew-they would be bound by
shares in the enterprise, a rough lot,
daring much and caring little for any
thing beyond their own narrow hort
IONS. The girl was the only redeem
ing feature of the situation.
He wondered whether anyone had
seen him go aboard the Karluk with
Lund-anyone who would remember
II and mention the circumstance when
he was found TO be missing. That
might take a day or two. At the of
fice they would wonder why he didn' /
show up to cover his detail, because
he had been steady In his work But
they would not suspect foul play a,
first. He had no immediate family
And all this time the Karluk would be
thrashing north, well out to sea
Rainey would be front-page won
der for a day, then drop to paragraphs
for day or so more. and that would
be the end of it.
But they had made him comfortable
He was not In smelly forecastle. but
in a bunk In a cabin that must oper
OFF the main room of the schooner
Why had they treated him with such
consideration? He dozed of, for al
his wretchedness, exhausted by his
efforts to untangle the snarl. Wher
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SUGAR.

New YORK. S~pL 22---The local mar
ket for raw aucar WAS frmer and prices
for uncontrolled sugars were on0-e! Eh IN
cent hiRheC t. the basis OF &l3 for
csntrifusa,. wAIlc rubas wcrs unchanH-
ed at 3kc. cost and freight. equal to
iS6 for centrifugal There WAS 4 NJ
lie moro activity noted. the days bust
hess Including 800 bags ot p1rto
Rlcos IN por, at 40i ror "entr.flgal and
$4,000 hHgs LAYER a. A'5. There also
were sn.Ns OF 1880 bags Of San Domin-
-ors ao"Yt due a. 49, =. |. Z. sq'lni 70
- 0 for centrifugal. There were no
sa!es OF ruhas.
rho market for raw sugar futures
vas nrner on covering and trade buy.
Ing prompted hy the advance m thu
SpU. market. Opening prices we've three
10 fvc p"!H's re, higher End continued
upward ANTI gains OF II 70 % roin Is
were established when there wss a par
ttal a"tha"k under realizing with nral
quotations ! 10 IS points net higher
October closed a: : %: Decem her at ib6:
Mach at "a: Siay nj asa.
1here we!s 10 changes In refined su-
gar with rne Granulated LISTED II so
10 SIS. bu. thero was lit,le hetror m
cu!ry re7or+-d.
Refined futures were f1rmer In sym
pathy with :hs sdranca In tho spo,
market. Closing pcices were unchanged
70 10 points net higher on covering and
commission houses buying October
c.osed at As; December and later
months. $50.
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n. !, STOCKS

NV Yc-H. S~;' = s:2S 80 '-"'.
-adis,.rr.r: r.,.r ~ he ."l..a rH~rrN..
hank as q les: i'u..rsu tHter'~;s d"'u:
mated ;as s'o'x iNArnct t.Gl, lee
c-A-t'!oI.S RET NH a fair w'-a>W" O..
su?2ryc- although stT5oocu.y opposed
ht ..I"es by the shorts.
Fn~.v atNlr,sS ~: Cre 2" thC"e rO!Hts
Au.cnS tGe usual 'a.crIt'S So'~r-ls'rS
ths rats, Iudus'.!l.S al sp"r!A.'!"s
wer- can, et;"i at. r..d-day ~ a series
o: sea- drives. b.; ,i=oro.,, relru"d
a: tre !t!'s be- ';.:nra::A'> H'"'''N-
pan:ed the active aHi~h
Mexican t'tc".C-:u "7s 'Hr rtv";
a-,r-A w..tch -" 1n>'s ":ssr"-~ mainly
point adva'r" AL q - ro,n' 3">'.r".
~" stock C.oS". a. n gain OF 9.
pn;7.s AtHliIt.G stocks we-H N"rE
unchanged. but -: ad.ac q - ~
Yo.Nis were made b. baldwin, 'rr"l".e
and United States S'ee!s, Beading.
Northern Pacific and So.tA"ru l'l"!ar.
United Sta,es Rubber. A.t!ed rh"T!'2I
Famous Players and various Ct1"r na-
classified issres
Weakness OF seveCnl 90 tho secondary
Products. which rS:ar'i she'd y nav low
record and further omission O: the div
dcnd on American Agricultural th"'n-
zeal rrcs"r.ed. directed renewed atten-
ton 20 the d.ubtsul frauclas status @:
relatively ',Ncuc~ '"a'nanies Sales
amounted TO $1,000 shares
Contrary % expectations. Tho reduced
federal reserve ratio e>crtea ~ :As!u'
ence over the oP"U wo""y 'Ca-""i. iini"
quotations we~- uH2t;"-"G :rri 's'l
loars remained eNsd ~ ter cen.
against ysscerG,H's high AMI !"N ot ~
ard ~ per cent.
ENcep;tDS ;ae I''i.aH -r'". "h;"l
- sad s'irht.y. S!h~t. MA, !'''H-"Nen2h'
was shown ~ al important fcre:SH
exchanges Storing vas } rHrtS oyer
the weeks low. ara F:"'c' 'iN'c'7n A.!
Dutch bis gained & - . - n'a. Ear
si,rsrs fu-.-e- -:S' E-:e I'D HH:"Et
again strengthened fa- I's,rn HS-
changes. ,ha Shaugha! rae rising two
cents
Don~sti- rails a3d some 81 me prom.
!rert .ntvst-!a.S orI ut!'!:tcs figured
- ~ enlarged dealings IN ~" bono
market. Liberty ard Nir'N-y issues
as DO a,ldi;.Nna, saIrs. hu: the for
elm division was :"atUrs.ess Total
~ los tpa7 v&.Uer sl5.So2.eoA-
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IRON REVIEW


New Tn-h. = y Sfr. -. ~" Iro'
age. in - wr~Niy summary a.! ;.,' iron
AID steel traders WI sly :omo"r .''.
~nr 500, trade recN:-1!:"s - .""d
or;..: q! the stir N II" Wiz" trN.' III
r~r.cI Win the r'r-n: rr CO advance.
and on y snaH sra'e N" She"; market
has attracted 2:'eU' jpn N The raS' week
Three or fUur independents shr"' '"'N-
ran.cs have announced rn aaynn'. - -
nor TON :; Is 10; vet I ear how far
,nIs w!,. "a toi,rwrl Tho S'ceI Corpor-
r.lon has mada "" 'hanr" 'a"NRh y =
expected % .. 81. Ral 'hua fax tn"
.h!ef eror, has been to xiv" !"~ mills
moro sheet orders n tneir former Hr."es
than they have had N some weeks
The lIrge- contribution IN" lighter
nrod nc. s. w.re sheets and TN Plates
are making 20 current mil operations -
emphasized rv a further sight tu"r"aS"
n :o;t' s,eci output. ms "x2T"Ss"l n
s,acr ,,ro.a ri me, 81 rn~ I'm" hrrvirr
Products plates. structural
shar-a and bars show om IL" Wh"." n"
Increase
A cradun. Increase N r." hwy;nr al?
stec! even though Rc'UH. ronSrrnpt'Nn
may not change IN any married. degree.
lq n common expectation tor n" Hu;Hmn
months. Nv buying for forward d"h'"rN
IS not looked for urtN l?2: Meanwhile
there - definite effort bv ft-t' manu-
racrurers 10 lint; their lnsscs on current
business.
Reductions IN wrought ptp3 announr-
cd Sept. e. amounting To e'eht N Ten
dollars per Ton on standard ami Fn~
pipe. only recognized formally ia" Cover
basis on which sales have been made tor
some t!no.
'.'k-rg Wki :,
times seem 10 he Increasing. A." shawn
to have ho-n fairly uniform trr >!X
months. ending with Angust Tn" Nur-
ust total vas IHsAa ;nNs "r ahnI, "u"
third Of months fahTlrat:uE C"pHr.'T.
while the ak months HN"Tar" waS 5000
tons. Recent p-tc" advances on north
ern pig ron have rtv"n S0@'h""n IRON
an opport unity 20 come !n'" n'"'h"rn
markets. but no large '3."s !..V' h"'n
made Some as'rrn reunsy.N'n.t FUR
naces have advanced their H1oir'I"rS
soc and sales o: iI4H roUS -. hIH.' IN he
Pittsburgh district have he'n accom-
panied BY an advance oc "5c making IA"
prevailing Quotation N9.%i. Valley.
Buyers in the th'IaE" i'S'r.'' -" So
c!ryirr MORO freely and thr"lG'.'"t 'E'
country .ha n; iron market ." showing
more NrmHcsa.
ENpnr'S or ron an" sec ''' august
are estimated az 40" ;rHS. par;
from several unimportRnt !'"ns unre-
po-;ed. This "a The loves torrdT" sine"
January 1909. and compares VIII So
hc3 tons n July 1872! rld i'..t>t tons
IN August 1920.
On recent 1000 tons .iapaT"." rail or
de- placed n his country ~" Delivered
rr,~c was slightly under s." much 81
,hs freight being absorbed b. Japanese
interests having v.sscl space. Another
rlro-t inquiry on whi"h Ih"rr "a sharp
International competition - ~ i60"n
tons Of 50 10. rails FOR the Bolivian gov
eminent
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE

New York Sept. 2.-,Butter weaker.
creamery higher than extras ii1 to +bo
,.r.. Very extras (92 score) sc; cream.
or. frs:s SIS 10 ~ scoTeD "6ia % t3c;
pa rklng stock current make No. 2ic-
Eggs firm. fresh gathered extra nrets
g =, SO: do. frsts 80 70 t4c; nearby
-. ,.rs white extra fancy selections
IS - hnc nearby henncry whites nrsts
- :,c-ase extras 80 :" &c: nearby hen
rrry browns extras 81 10 sac; nearby
r,,b,red browns ana mixed colors frsts
=, r>,ras 81 TO 80. -ntri gerator special
marks s. - Sc: 90. firs,s 34h to $50
Cheese .rn: state whole milk mats
r-as, specials =: 20 ""i2c: do. average
run "l:,c state Who'll" milk twins spec.
.a.a 81. % &c: 90. average nun 2lc.
l,.v. 5"rr!try steady: bro!lers Is to
ofc: co"'. IS t. 3gc; roosters $50; tur-
n"rs $50. '~n
1'r".. - poultry steady and unchanged
Flour easy.
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LOGAN BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

nv y-i.2'" we - \ :. Nas'en & ca
\cw No:E. Sop ~ Trade reports
To-Day tuc'GG,d some very encouraging
toms nad gave RuGUort 20 tho oHHer
I'm, 80 ir"ud .! business IN genera
has turned f"r n" h"t'"r.
The dec'arnt!nn - r." regular diV:d-
erda on %or:he"n FAC - rad leading
ard the extremely :Rvora r." P-N.7S eX-
h'h.t = ~" Northern Pacific Cor Aug
US" wrre h..p,vi 'nr'ar4 in r;c"..Ng a
moro friendly :ac.'"c '0wa-d -" vs..
.4s,:.e WITH tho ,',s.,h." "Nce"':"u q:
certain Of II" f".oallcI N"r'rrn Of.
..su"s os 1N'l,:ra'" f':~i'"r .":Ir'ye-
men. N R.o"h neHrfc' GWOr.!f.1ns.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toi.Go Sept c2-Wheat cash and
Sep:en:o.r i;2a: December and May
fl37
C.y.erS""G prime cash and October
tI2.Sn Trcrr,5r- Sl2 20. February
3l:.35 N.,v Sl2.&N.
Alslke pCirr- cash and October IloT5.
February 81: Ma rch sfl.l0.
Timothy. prime cash 1870 S2IS: 1871
September and October SIS. December
$3.50.
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l:rh.s and light butchers IS 70 s25:
lrln hacking sows $3.50 20 $40; pigs
,,,..adt: l,l,H 4 sr.th!r !i.c5 to $50.
Sheep receipts i6.JUU: fat native
lambs .ntu ned steady: closing strong to
-. d ,h.r: "ther rES'ns mostly steady;
;,p native 'anIhs So: DUH - 10 Nd;
,.,;,is rnrstI~ s. TO -. SIX cars Idahos
90. !u..c. =: $50; t"p "a; ewes $3.50;
bulk So 20 49,. best feeder lambs
SIS 10 40.
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rrrrssURaH LIVESTOCK.

Pit;sburgh. Sept. 23.--NoSs roce!Dts
5000: market see Ly, healins. a!oT
$50. heavy workers., s.75Up."Q. i.aht
workers. s5n1S76: pigs. 8n0EN.cj.
Shr-p md lambs. receipts. ! zoe. rrlr-
kst steady. top sleep. SEQ: rop lambs.
zoo lower
Calves. receipts. zoo: market lower
top 1900
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DRY GOODS.

Now York. Sept. u Dress gi-rha-na
and other yarn dyed rabrirs. were'nd-
vaHcsd In price today about n per cent.
Mure business yeas !"NoT:cI in print
"lnths and sh~stIrE9. I1vrlaps rralketa
shade cHsIer hu' etii on high
70, 81. Raw six was Sreadsr Dress
goods wore IN motc-a'" d"m-nH Job
h"rs reported a steady husiNres
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LIBERTY BONDS

S-r York. SEPT 22--TAh.rty bonds
closed AIS ssa1s: rrst - 500. sec.
end "a ssaas: nsst 4As &S26o: second
as 3sa.+s third KS 39sat fourth
AS sSas: Victory ~ &ao.2c. Victor,
4ss tH9c4.
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wh""l.HE. " Va. Sap; p p
FURNISHED III" irtelugan'sr nv A. F
&astrn X ~. members NNw VII; Sro,.s
Exchange. N"""i.d i!oor Eatiy-.,l Eapt
Of W N. H,dS.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W Va. Sept. %. ~.
FURNISHED The lntcihEeucer Gy a. e,
Masten & Co. member, New YORK STOCK
Exchange. second floor National bank
Of " Va Hiuk
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wn.r..nS. " Va. Sept. g. -.
Furnished The lRte,l'E-ncer by a. z
Masten * Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. So, oud floor National Bank
II w Va. ElGC.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Sept. % g..
Furnish ed Tn" lntelnEencer by 4. z
Haslen & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National BANK
81 W Va. Bldg.
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PETHOLEUM

or C.ty. Ia. Se2t. 22.-ANred!. bal
ences s2cS Runs $685.; averages a.. .
T52. Sh.ornru:s $4,000: average 40.7ss
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Transfer books 1850 Sc?' Is tc~ reg
u.ar 90 cast dividend rlYHh's N"t. l.
--vheellns S'e~' 'o-i, I't. p
Transfer books COS" sop : Cor 1 reg
MAR ass Cash di,'iepd payable Oc'. !.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeling. W. Va Sep. 90. 81
FURNISHED The lr'e.ilgcncer ~ A. E
MaS'ei. X Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. second door National BANK
OF W Va. S!dg.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

WH.c..ng " Va. Sop. -. -.
FURNISHED Tue luten:Hen'tr ny 4. l.
M.,,r. i Co.. luer.h"ts Sew York Stock
-, ha:c- Second nor National flank
- " Va l1lS
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HUTTFR kED EGGS
CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. ". Va. Sept q. 81.
Reported by II. =. Doherty & Co. New
York. through Claude Mecker. Board
Of Trade Ruilding Wheeling.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W " Sept, ~ -
Dany 0ru:at!ro IL, Wheeling stock
FI"hanHe Conn led for The lnte.N.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling W. Va. SeHt =. -.
WHEELING LIVE STCCk NOM. co.
l'LH'rI L
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

C~Ex. dty. SIS.
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Boy are Doris May, Wheeler Oak
man. James Corrigan. Lillian Leigh.
tor. Raymond Hatton, Charles Hat
ton and Baby Gloria Wood
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L. "Peck's Bad Boy Jackie is
said to have even surpassed his
notable achievement in Charlie Chap
Inns THE Kid" ,. :
The story is adapted from $e i'm
mensely popular books of tAN late
Governor George Peck Th3 sub
titles were written by Irwin S. s2bh,
famous humorist - =
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ghe Door of the Inn" a sacred
christmas Cantata presented last
night by the Sunday School of Grace
NJ. E. Church, South. in the church
auditorium. was q pronounced sue
cess. Thirty characters made up
! the cast. Miss Cornelia Christopher
az the Angel, Miss Anna May Hub
bard as Mary, Henry Taitt as Joseph.
and r. Leland Insley as the Inn
| Keeper, were especially fine in the
conspicuous parts.
Miss Elsie Yates in silent Night
w. A Stacker in I'VE Have Seen The
Heavenly Angels" and Robert Hard
Ing in Wise Men are We rendered
these musical numbers with excellent
EXPRESSION.
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as:k ground extondin

buiIt over The pulpit. represented 5tho
Oriental Khan This was the work
of H. B. Vaniman. On each side Of
the pulpit were the two beautiful
cedars, electrically lighted WHICH
have stood there since Christmas Eve
Overhead shone the Star of B.ethle-
hem. There were no other lights
but the spotlight which played On the
loading characters.
The cantata closed impressivelyt
with Mary bending over the mangeF
cradle. while the audience dispersed
quietly The auditorium and GAL
lrries were packed to capacity. Many
were turned away. Russell =.
Davis. superintendent Of the school
was in charge Of the program.
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The DAll.Y Banner
CARD OF THANKS

CAMBRIDGE, MD, DEC. 81. 1921
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NOTICE

Anyone wishing patching or stock
ings aarned neatly, call at S. n.
Smith, No. 8 Cross street.
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TOWN TAN NOTICE.
LEVY 1921
RA\frF EGEEES

Interest from July 1st IS per
cent? will be added TO all Town Tax
Bills not paid before January LIST,
1922. All accounts not paid before
January 10th will be advertised IL
the delinquent list.
Don't Forget
CARROLL L. DALI.
Clerk. Treas. and Col.
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Clerk. Treas. and Col.
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Ball Band Vacuum Hip and Sport
ing Top Rubber boots, Sc pair; Bal
Band felts . buckles. 81 pair, al
DUNN'S. 12-30-6r
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Jackie COOgan
In New Picture

"prck's Bad Boy" Jackie Coo
2an's latest screen starring vehicle,
is coming to the Grand Opera House
Monday and Tuesday. Special New
Year matinee each day.
The production recently was given
It's premier presentation or Broad
way. where it achieved . sensational
aUCceas at the Strand Theatre. The
reviews of of the New York critics
hail it as one of the best screen COM
yGits OF the year.
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Sincerely do We wish 10 thank
Stewards orchestra. Mr.. Nathan, Nj.
Sherwood Yates and everyone who
assisted us in any way in making the
entertainment at the Telephone
office on Thursday evening a success,
MABEL MARSHALL.
Chief Operator
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when it will be necessary to charge
an additional penalty of SO on ali
unpaid State and County Taxes.
Pay your taxes before January 1st'
1922, and avoid this extra expense,
as we'll as the usual interest of @o
which is accommodating.
ROBERT III. MATTHEW'S,
Treasurer.
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