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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27
II Horses

pair Of bay horses, weight 5000
ibs.; i. pair dapple gray mares. weight
1850 MS; black mare, weight 800
ibs.; l bay horse, weight 1900 t,s.;
/ colt, four years old; light driv-
ing horse, weight $50 lbs; ! pair g.
year-old colts, weight $500 MS; |
baby colt, 4 months old. All of the
above horses are young. clever and good
workers.
] Brood sow, boar, shoats, some
hens.
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EAST BRAINTREE

Mrs. j. Fl. Hadley is caring for Mrs
w. II. Blackburn and infant son.
Mr. and Mrs. r. M. RoweH and
daughter, Regina, visited in Greenfield,
Mass, Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs c. " Woodbury., DIR.
and Mrs. Bushnell and daughter We're
entertained over the week end at Eu-
gene Chadwick's, and Rev. i. c. Chase
was a guest at f. A. Wheeler's.
Mrs. Ella Wills went Wednesday to
kennebunk, Me-, for several weeks Wis
it with relatives.
Miss Hazel Ferguson has gone TO
where she has employment
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FOR SALE

POTATOES FOR SALE--A few bushels ~
seconds, good value at soc, per bushcl \ Al
4. smith Son. Tel. 504-M lsaff
YARNS FOR SALE Wooden worgted agy
color. suitable for knitting socks, stock
lnss ana sweaters; will do the knitting II
desired +. Iange, So Railroad st. t9Otl2
FOR SALE-SeveraI thousand dollars.
worth Of monuments at attractive prices !.
Gan be seen at VIM. B. Joneg Granite Co
plant. Williamstown, VT. Tel. 47e-M. 1855
APPLES FOR SALE-T have lot If
wealthy apples and Scotch Winters fer
sale. at the house for 80 cents bushe1: .
an hand picked; come and take your sacks
~ barrels; also Russets, Pcawakee and Wolf
Rivers ~. Il. Graham, Wililiamstown, VI.
1852
HUNTING DOG FOR SALE Rabbit hound.
years old; inquire Frank Mast 2s
Brook street. Barre 17stf
WOULD A LOAD OF TOWNS DRY HAPI)
WooD IN the cellar or shed appeal to COM
fort; phone 3s-R Ie9tf
HAY FOR SALE Also ercen o.fs ~ W.,
ger INQUIRE at the L. D. Gale farm; Tel.
: =, M = 1s7tf
roh SALE entity barrels just The
sa,ine Tor cider etc. each 81, If taken ut
once cail 5l7-W, Mr.. Scampini. 1857
BARGAINS IN USED STovES- .Ien,,,ss,
Quaker and Household ranges also coal and
woca heaters INQUIRE 46 Maple ave. 1s4tss
HUNTING DOCS FOR SALE Is reg
nteren American Fox hound eight years
oid otner rabbit bound. years inquire
rank Mast, 2s Brook street. Barre. I7slf
FOR Winter vegetables from tn
~. M't a farm: cabbage. s1.25 and s1.00
and carrots, $I.o0 per busheI. narrn;nss
el.oo per bushel also Hubbard squash, Bic
pumpkins and celery; delivered IN Barre OF
inohipeiier. phone 223-J. r. r. D. 2, Barre.
172t
SECONDHAND PIANO FOR sALE--In
nst-class condition. write to is French
street, Barre fB0h
ro,,x FOR SALE
sChUEIELD RECIPE for FOX. COON.
ana MINK VIII teach anyone to set and
pait traps or sell scent and bait an ready
20 use Sent G. o. d. to all. Write for
c. J. FISK,
Waterbury Center, VT 1921
WOOD FOR sALE--Block wood $500 4
cord, delivered in twv-horse load sc.
cnd growth $3.50 a load James n Kelcy.
East Montpelier road. Tel. z1e-M 7stf
FOR SALE-1tl-Inch laths in any GUAM
tfty desired: matched spruce boards and
rough lumber write for prices and terms
5roton Mfr. Co. Groton. W. 6e1
cLArBOARDS FOR SALE-Au sizes ca
nnoIi \ Co. Barre. W. 4sts
TOR SALE - preparation for ri~~rire
granite and marble monuments. hriahtens
ID the lettering and makes the Who'll. rrbnu.
nenf look clean and new e1sara nterd: rvfres
n application James Sullivan. ia Psrt
treet- Barre. W. .s4
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PL4INFIELD

Beware of spooks at the masquerade
party at Plainfield junior high school
Oct. 28. Doors open at 1880. Program
at s. Masked, l5c and unmasked, SOC,
All come, young and old.-adv.
At the Plainficli opera house Fri
day, Oct. %, Wallace Reid in Sick
a Bed" also. one-reel magazine pic
ture. Admission, Loo and 25c, war tax
paid. adv.
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Farm Tools, Machinery, etc

set platform scales, ] sSharples
milking machine in good repair,
Mel9tte separator practically nev, h..
p gasoline engine. two-horse wagons
with bodies, dump cart. new manure
spreader, Surveys, 2 top buggies, |
open buggy. two express wagons.
pung sleigh. driving sleighs, three
seated sleigh, two-seated sleigh,
school body, sets double work har-
nesses. | single work harness, 3 sets
double driving harnesses. single har-
nesses, Irish team collars, tractor
pillow, tractor harrow, ] sulky pillow,
wheel harrow, smoothing harrow. ?
spring tooth harrows, horse. hoe, 2
eultivators. | ensilage cutter with
blower. ? moving machines. horse rake,
hay tedder, new corn harvester.
two-row corn planter nearly new,
walking corn planter, all small tools
such as hoes, shovels, forks, rakes,
iron bars. axes. chains all kinds. grind
stone. whecIbarrow. whidletrees. neck
yokes. eveners, anvil. churn, a quantity
sawed lumber.
Buick-Six Touring Car. Ford Truck.
Heider Tractor.
CROPS
About loo tons hay. acres corn
fodder. $50 tons extra nice cnsila-e.
500 baskets cars Of corn. 1000 bushel
cats. Q Or hushcl yellow eyed beans.
200 bushel potatoes. quantity cat
straw. 50 coris Of dry stove wood.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
New upright piano. hanging lamps.
and other household goods not men
toned.
Terms AZ time Of sale. Lunch ~
ncon-
WALTER B. RENFREw.
7. J .AcKERMAN, Aucti0nesr.
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Insur.nse Is Practical Thrift

4 YOU live, and thrift. plus. for your
family II you DO NOT live. Let u dem
bnstrafe National Life ms. Co Of VI
lMHtusl s. s. Ballard. general
sgent. - State street. Montpelier. Vt.
9 J. Sesgsr loez, agent
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Auction Sale
Farm, Stock, Tools, Crops
The subscriber viii sell at public
auction on the place described below,
on
Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1921
at 900 O'Clock a. m. sharp
Renfrew Farm
Renfrew Farm

This farm, known as the Harry Rem
frew Farm, is situated 21s miles from
Bradford village on the lower plain,
and consists of 100 acres more or less,
suitably divided into tillage, pasture
and cumberland, has all the modern
such as never failing
water to house and barn, electric
lights, house heated with furnace and
are all in extra good repair.
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WANTED

WANTED Position by. experienced woman
clerk in some dry goods store; can speak
Spanish Italian and American answer by
letter 10 r. care OF Times 1set6t
wANTED-Quarry derrick. state Dimensions.
lowest price and where to be seen, Box
sic Hsrdwick, VT 1sst3
wANTED-Horse for its keeping good
care, address "a. b." care of Times Of
flee. ls9t3s
/ WANT WORK TO DO AT HOME-Fur
coats, fur robes, neck pieces and NUTS.
remodelled and refined: children's clothes
and coats made over. plan dressmaking.
weaving rag carpets and cooring y miles
from Washington. Mrs Sybil d. Roark.
wiIiiamstown. VI. r. F. d. 2. lsete'
WANTED--Farm at once. to rent for period
Of five years. with privilege Of buying
state terms in first letter; address p. A.
Times Office. Isstis
RAW FURS wANTED-A word to the wise
shipments held separate for 10 days subject
To return. We need for our own manu-
fscture extra large fox. mink and coon fol
which we can pay fancy prices. Il you
want anything made UP we solicit your
trade II Is too early yet to say where
prices will be but Il Is safe TO say on most
all fur they win be higher. Wait for the
man who had the nerve TO stand by you
last year as ] shall be around 10 sec you I'll.
speaks for itself. know those I have dealt
with will wait for me and TO those have
not dealt with il viii be to your benefit 70
get acquainted with G. l.. Silver. the real
fur man. Plainheld. VT. lSstf
WANTEDl-Man from cows OF horses
highest prices paid; Mitchell farm. phone 1
22S-J. 1sitf /
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WATERBURY,

+. ]. Rutter, optometrist, will be
at Green Mountain house, Saturday,
the Goth. Call and have your eyes ex-
amined lady.
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FARMS FOR SALE

LARGE FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR SMALLER PLACE--Will keep 20
head stock good buildings; for particulars
write to .F. G." care Times Office. IS6t6s
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Three Lines for 25c

The Times will pnbIish Wants. Lost and
Found. For Sal-. To Let. qtc--short eAvsr-
tiscments - at the rate Of three lines fc4
twenty-five cents FOR tile first insertion ana
ten cents for each subsequent insertion.
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SO-Head Stock-S0

80 COWS, practically all fresh or due
to freshen right away, the balance is
two,year-old and yearling heifers; 4
bulls, ! pr. twin yearling steers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27
| MHERE CAN YOU FIND
| A SUITABLE FARM?
] c4SK PERR$

Sure we can tell you where you can And
farm to suit you. Just tell US how many
acres you can handle, and we'il give you
proposition that you'll be glad to look in
TO- We are familiar with farm lands. hay-
ing disposed Of hundreds in the past few
years /; our knowledge of values, soil. etc..
ought to be Of some assistance to you. Any
one, whether. experienced or not can see
these are EXCEPTIONAL values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27
HOUSES FOR SALE

Foster street large garden lot adjoining
will sell very reasonable IL taken at once
inquire at s Richardson street after s ,, m,
or phone 10. lsStf
FOR SkLE-The r. a. Prinde house at
a5 Keith avenue. corner Summer st. and
Keith avenue. 174tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27

No. 1880. Only two and one-half miles
from the city. and as fine producing land as
can be found; l25 acres suitably divided
good fields. fruit, wood. and good water.
Quantities Of cedar, and soft wood enoeh
for the buildings; eight room house, two
barns. The farm win keep from 16 to 80
head Of stock depending upon the farmer
the soil is early good garden land: will pro-
duce large yields of vegetables, grain. hay.
etc. Price, s3500.00.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27
AGENTS WANTED

YOUR OPPORTUNITY o. b. issep-s5Sst
s.d rrrercrcas- Recc-ne or srccisl req
re-renestise. scl Eootz IN crr1tan.f dernrL
rarzizliafa Frca THE RACORN COW
FAAN. Elmiu.. y. 4. 1a44I-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27

A hawk was killed at the Hack farm
in Orwell Saturday which measured
four feet and one inch from tip to tip
of its wings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27

Rev. H. Sumner Mitchell was in
stalled as minister of the First Congre-
gational society (unitarianl in Bur-
lington Tuesday evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27

DIR. B. Fl. Stone, director of the
laboratory of hygiene at Burlington, is
in the Mary Fletcher hospital criti-
cally i'll, following shock which he
suffered Monday. I.
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No 1882. Six acres Of good land: house
large enough for two families barn and
garage for only $4,000. This desirable
place is located about three miles or a lit
tie less from the city on n good road, and
win appeal to any one wanting a poultry
er vegetable farm The soil Is good and the
place is very pleasantly situated, near
neighbors. etc.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-TWerts-folr N.y hafrhei n.
J. rsf pallets RErrice Fiandcrs. Wssh-
inrtcn. VI Peopies phone fla isst7s
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No. 1881. los acre farm only two and one
fourth miles from the city; in fine farming
section two extra good houses one having
been built only a few years ago: has hard
wood floors, finish, etc. six large rooms,
wide porch and would cost at least 100000
to erect to-day. The other house is one Of
the best farm houses in the county; eight
fine rooms. part hard wood floors, plumb
ing. fireplace. etc. fine cellar and good shed !;
fine horse barn connected. Very pleasantly
situated. The COW barn is 40xs0 IT. with
an addition 26x36 f., ciapboarded and paint
ed. This il one of the best farms in Barre,
fine laying fields, nice lot OF fruit good
water, etc. This property il divided and
sold with rs or 80 acres Of Land, should
bring all we offer the entire l0s acres for
with 5 COWS. heifer. 2 horses. 80 tons Of
worth OF personal property. You will want
to lcsk this over. 1t Is the kind OF prop
erty we Ike to show and Is the kind which
usually sells quickly.
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WANTED-Ma Manure from cows OF horses
highest prices Paid; Mitchell farm. phone
22S-J. 1sttf
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Miss Sophie Villemaire, Winooskl's
oldest resident, observed her Odd ami
versery Saturday night, $50 relatives
and friends gathering to do her honor.
There was a banquet, q program and
dance, Miss Villemaire dancing a fox
trot at the reception
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27

John L. Berry Of Andover, Mass,
who had been a patient in the Melrose
hospital in Brattleboro year, with a
broken back, was discharged Oct. "a.
Mr.. Berry, an employee Of the Cham
plain Realty company, fell at Bond
vile where he was at work and broke
his back, He was strapped to board
at the hospital for nearly eight months
but for the past four months has been
about.
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The Roberts & Schaefer company, a
Arm of engineers in Chicago, has reg
istered with the Vermont secretary Of
state as foreign corporation doing
business in Montpelier. They are
working on the National Life Insur-
ance company's new building.
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WANTED Horse for its keeping good
care address "A. b." care Of Times Of
Ace lgat3s
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HOUSES TO RENT

TO RENT Upstairs tenement of four
rooms. with bath, electric lights and gas.
at 10 Ayers street. Tel. 97-M- is9tf
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HELP WANTED--MALE
HELP WANTEn--FEMALE

WANTED Man for general farm work
G. d.. Butler Montpelier Vt 1s5t6'
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NAY FOR sAIsE--Also green oats for fod-
der; inquire at the L. b. Gale farm, hi
.-I .-hi 1871
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Saturday, p. m, Oct. 29,

D. A. PERRY, AuetiOneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27

During Saturday night s36 in q
pockbook and two gold watches were
stolen from the Melrose hospital in
Brattleboro and Mark Crawshaw of
Providence, r. l., who had been n or
derby there for month, is missing.
The money belonged to student nurse
and the watches to patients.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27

Hiram Davis, deputy commissioner
Of weights and measures, has returned
to Montpelier after trip for inspec-
tion Of railway track scales. The roads
inspected were the Boston & Maine,
st. Johnsbury and Lake Champlain
and Central Vermont. One set of
scales at st. Adams was condemned
and sealed.
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TO RENT Five-room tenement. in block.
Smith place, APPLE avenue; sl2.50 month (:
good order; Smith Bros 367 No. Main
street 1861
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WANTED Position by. experienced woman
clerk in some dry goods store; can speak
Spanish, Italian and American answer by
letter 70 r. care Of Times. 1set6.
Evening star., 1921-09-02

NEW YORK, September 2.-Flour-
Firm; spring patents, 8.00aS.50. Lard
Firm; middle west, 12.10a12.20. Other
articles unchanged.
Evening star., 1921-09-02
LIBERTY BOND CLOSING PRICES

M, NEW YORK. September 2.-Liberty
second As, 'S77O: first AVS, $3.50. second
eNs: 1874; third Ans, s192; fourth as.
sa.Sa; o. victory 3As. $500; victory 4Ss,
Evening star., 1921-09-02
LOCAL Wholesale MARkEr.

,Eggs-Strictly fresh, per doz., 37a3s;
average receipts, 36a37.
,rri 1--we poultry--Roosters. per lb, IS:
,a ,uiheys' per lb.. 33a35; chickens, spring.
te' pen io.' 80: hens. per lb., 25a2S; keats
young each. 35a50.
o.io dressed poultry-Fresh- killed spring
SSsickens. Ss! per h., 34a36; hens, per lb.,
as. ROSTERS. per lb., %; turkeys, per lb.
'ea4o; p Keats. young. each. COATS.
Iork-Dressed, small. per lb., Is.
L'ye stock-Calves, choice, per lb.,
IT, lambs, choice. per lb.. 1Oa11; live
hogs, per lb.. 91z.
Green fruits-Apples. per bbl., 3.00a
t ao.o"t per bushsl basket, 1.00a3s0; west
ern' per box. 3.50a5. 90; California lem
ol.s. per box. 40Oa5.50; California
oranges. per crate. 6.O0a7.0O: peaches,
per oushsl. 3.00a4.0O; cantaloupes. per
crate, 1.60a350.
egetables-Potatoes. new, No. 1. per
barrel. 5.00a6.0O: No. 2. 2.25a2.75; sweet
potatoes. per barrel. 3.50a4.5O: lettuce
nearby, per crate. isa4.oo; New York
crate: 1.ooa2.o0; celery. per doz.,. 5oa75
romaine lettuce, 1.0Oa1 SO. cymblings
per crate. 50a75; spinach. per barrel
S.ooaa SO; onions, 200a4.50; cabbage
5.OoaS50 per bbl.; cucumbers. Local. so;
eegpiants. per crate, 1.50a2 90: tomatoes
per box. 75a2.O0: corn. 10a25 per dozen
beans. 1.00a3.00 per barrel lima beans
20a25 per quart.
Evening star., 1921-09-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Sept. Omitted States
bureau of arkets).-Cattle-R
ceipts. 1000 head: steady; top year
lings, 1870; bulk. beef steers, 675s
$50: bulk. fat she stock. 425a65 so
Gamers and cutters. largely 2.50s
$50; bulk, bologna, bulls, 3.50a3s5
butcher grades, 4.25a5.75; veal. calves
mostly 13.00a13.5O:. few selected a
400; bulk. stocker steers. s.0Oa6. 90
feeder steers, largely 6.00a7.OO
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; steady
to Is higher: bulk of sales, 7.i0a9. so
top. early, 9.65: heavy weight. s15s
$40: medium weight, 9.00aS55; ligh
weight. 9.00as.55; light lights. $500
935; heavy packing sows. smooth
6.soa7.75; packing sows, rough, $685.
ZOO; pigs. S.00a9.00.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000 head: ia
lambs. steady to strong: top west
ernS early to shippers, $50; top ma
tives, s.25; bulk. 7.75aS.0O; culls, 500s
5.25: light fat sheep. steady; heav.
native ewes. more active at 2.25a2.50.
Evening star., 1921-09-02
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Capital Traction-5 at s5h. at s5a. at
e51e, 10 at ssh.
Lanston Monotype-sO at 70. at 72, 10
at u.
Capital Traction-5 at ST.. at s5h, at
s5ia. at S51a. 5 at s5E, 10 at s51a.
Potomac Electric cons. 5s-S1 900 at S8
81 900 at Sc. $1,000 at So 81. 900 at Sc. 81 900
al s6. 81 900 at SO. 900 at s6 $1,000 at So.
81 900 at S6.
Washington Gas 5s-s1 600 at IS, 81, 900 at
Evening star., 1921-09-02
A[[ BOND ISSUES
SCORE GOOD GAINS

NEW YORK. September 2.-Today's
bond market. while not very active,
went on with its upward drift and
another series Of new high records for
1921 were established. Among the rail-
way bonds which made new tops were
the Pennsylvania 6hs, crossing 1O1:
Louisiana and Arkansas S. up two points
to TN. Union Racific convertible 4s at
S6x and Burlington Joint 6hs, which
got above 102 for the first time. Chi
cago and Great Western Is were up half
2 point and SO were the Chesapeake and
Ohio general Ans. st. Louis and San
Francisco IS, series c. equaled their
high Of 90A. and Union Pacific first Is
and Atchison general 4s continued to
move forward. The Atchison generals
we're within less than a point Of their
January high. but the Union Pacific
first IS were still two points away.
Illinois Central, st. Louis and New
Orleans division joint IS were a fea-
t%re. with a jump Of IN points to IS.
ern Railway 5s. which were up half
q point, but around IS they still COM
pare with 80, the high mark early in
the year. Baltimore and Ohio IS,
which sold yesterday morning at 71H,
and closed at Tx. were bought up to
In the Industrials.
Among the industrials there was a
sharp recovery in Cuba Cane con-
vertible Is. in sympathy with the bet
ter tone of sugar stocks and with the
denial OF recent reports that the Gu
Ban commission was willing toi Shade
the accent official quotation for
rawS.
Morris & Co. AZ at 7sA were up
nearly three points within two days.
Packard Motor .Ss gained half a
point. and Goodyear Ss and Kelly
Springfield Ss were in demand around
their highs of the present movement
Brooklyn Edison Is, series D. were up
York Telephone IS. Sinclair TVS were
neglected, working somewhat lower
Foreign government bonds all held
around their recent highs, but with
out r1uch further change. The Bel
top when they went through 102%.
Evening star., 1921-09-02
MORE CONFIDENT
BUYING IS noted
Shorts Still Covering in
Stocks-PooI Operations
Are an Evidence.
BY STUART p. WEST.

NEW YORK. September 2.-Further
simultaneous advances today In
stocks. bonds and cotton was another
expression Of the more confident feel
Ing which has been developing in
business circles for the last week OF
more. What the days stock market
was called upon to settle was the de-
gree in which the rise Of the past
week has been dependent on pur-
chases for short accounts. Upon the
answer to this question hung the
whole Interpretation of the advance,
whether 1t was merely one Of the ral-
lies, familiar during the last few
months, between two periods of de-
clining prices, or whether it marked
real and lasting turn for the better.
Shows Improvement.
Possibly the evidence of the last day
or two may not be conclusive, but it
is certainly true that the share list
has behaved very differently this week
from what it did. in the recovery
OF July and August. These recoveries
faded away as soon as the bulk of
the short interest had been driven in,
and the reaction quickly ran into
fresh decline. The peak of the
covering demand was reached. on
Tuesday last, and instead Of a new
downward movement developing out
OF Wednesdays recession another up
turn started yesterday and kept on
today, carrying prices beyond the
high points reached in the first re-
bound.
Practiced observers saw in this
PROOF that there was something much
more substantial in the buying power
than repurchases for short account,
although the latter were undoubtedly
factor again, as they had been on
the days previous.
Pools Getting Active.
Evidences that pools long dormant
were again getting active was forth
coming from several sources today.
Two Of the stocks which were most
active in the trading today, it was
said. would be used to carry the rest
OF the market forward. These two
stocks were Tobacco Products and
Studebaker. The advance in the first
named stock was reported to be under
the guidance Of a well known bear
p!unger. while some Of the same peo-
PIE VINO were responsible for the ad-
vance In Studebaker to above 80 were
said to be in the market again on the
long side. Several other stocks gave
evidence OF pool activity.
Evening star., 1921-09-02
FOREIGN BONDS,
Quotations furnished BY W. B.. Hibbs 4 Co.
CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs L Co.