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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
Omaha Hay Market.

Prairie Hay; Prices steady with upward
tendency for top grades. Lower grades
very slow sale.
Alfalfa Hay; Receipts light and very
littls demand.
Prices below are for carload lots;
Upland Przirie-No. l. fis.boais.so. No.
.. Si0S0hii.5o. No. :. 37.oons.oo.
No. 2. Ssb09io.5o; No. .. S7.oods.oo.
Lowiand Prairie: No. !. $500 dle.oo. No.
2. 37.ooGso0.
Alfalfa choice-s22 ooa.aoo: No /.
tls.oo62I.oo. Standard tl5.oo9lIoo:
No. ., &is.00Q1t00; No. 3, 31o.00Mll.00.
straw-oat. ss.oo6s.oo: wheat, $1,000
500
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27

Boston. May ss.-The Commercial Buiie-
tin tomorrow will say;
THE wool market has rallied again TINS
week and prices show n slight advance In
tho esaboard markets. In the west there
has Ihecn an excited and very strong mar.
ket. typ!fed best, perhaps. by the sale OF
some 10000 pounds at San Angelo, Tex.
where prices varied from about w. 20 for
clothing wool to $i,s5 for the best staple
clips, or tse to b2c In the grease. Prices
have bean high also for fine wool In tn.
bright wool states. See having been paid
for deiain. clips In Ohio. The edge ap-
pears to he off the western market M the
week ends.
The manufacturing situation Is hardly
changed. tho American Woolen company
having withdrawn all lines. presumably
for repricing. Government statistics on
consumption indicates q sharp reduction
In stocks consumed In April over March.
The foreign markets are generally firm: =,
say wool quotations as follows:
unwashed. 5o0S.c: fine unwashed, 400
'ss M,.S.,n hsf blood n% Ssw so%enr yori ,.
unwashed. t7F4sc; fine unwashed. 3sc;
half blood uhwashed. %3M t5c; y blood un-
washed. 4oTAc; k-tlood unwashed. IS
q Q3sc.
Wisconsin. Missouri and average New
England: Half blood. 4c64Ic; y blood. So
q 3oc: k-blood. 3s137c.
Secured saris: Texas. fine 1?-months.
>I..oML L3V' Tne s-montns xIloT1.2O
California northern. 31.25@1.3O: middle
county, t..oGl.:s; southern. s5c 800
Oregon. eastern No. l staple. 3i.:5@i.30;
fine and fine medium combing. $1,000
rs; eastern clothing. Nf061?o; valley
No. /. 3I10@1.12.
Territory. fine staple. choice. 1890
1856; h-blood combing. N.1c91.1s;E-
blood combing. sS@soc; it.blod combing.
15M7sc. 49,
Pulled delaine 31.1561..5; IA, Nlo@
LIS; supers, 31.1o@115.
E>v~ Yopl~ nrl>l T~,,its
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27

New York. Mays2s-Call Money-Firm-
er: high. per cent: low. az per cent !:
ruling rate. ~ per cent; closing bid. S
per cent; offered at az per cent; last
loan. per cent. Call loans against ac-
ceptances. az per cent Time loans.
firm: so days and 30 days. ~ per cent:
six months. AZ oar per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, AZ 64h per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
BEEF STEERS

Hoss-Receipts, 1o.5oo head. The early
market today ruled S@loc lower with
further declines noted later, many sales
being made at 10@15c lower. Light hogs
sold at $l0.36@10.40. with top price Of
Slo.46. Mixed loads and butcher weights,
$1o.o0@lo30. packing grades. $s75@10. 90
with extreme heavies, 3s.O0@s.50. Bulk
Of sales was $10.06Q10.35.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27

Savannah Ca. May 2s.-Turpentine-
Firm. as: sales, l.s: receipts. 4sl; ship
ments. ss3: stock. l.s1s,
Rosin-Firm; sales s,s: receipts, 1887:
shipments. 7ls: stock. 5s,oeS.
Quote: B. &.7h 64.3o: d. 4sefIssh
e. 44s6l47l1: F. 4so9l7:h; G. A6sh
@s1h: H. 47oA472h: I. 4f5; X. 1900
s,c3h. NJ. s.1t15.e5: N, 5.4oR55o; W. G.
6lA461s: wv $50
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
Kansas City Grain.

May, s1.s2; July. $14h; September.
$l.1es.
Corn-May, sskc; July. 57hc; septem-
he~. 60lac.
Kansas City. No.. May 2S,-wheat--No
: hard: $1.esh @1.44S No. 2 red. sl.c2@
Ia
corn-No. white. s76s7h; No. . yell
low. ssc.
HAy-UnchanEed.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
81 Insenh Live Stock.

st. Joseph. Mo, May 36.vCattle-Re-
ceipts. 800 head; market mostly steady
to strong; cows. weak steers. $7.o067.55; (;
cows and heifers. 3s.so0SS5; calves. 3s.e0
Gs.0c.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head: Soto lee
lower: top. $10.so; bulk. $10.35@10
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1000 head:
weak to CSC lower; clipped lambs, 3l3.25
@13.e5; clipped ewes. $5.oo06.oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27

Ns~ fsTk hsF .s-fhs rs~ slsr
m.Tkst sss gHrhgassl 81 ~ gsat. tet
cuess east sai fFsishi sassi - j. tst
csRtnfsssl fnsFs ssIs safes Y .ssss
lss ess is.. of Csbss foT iaRs shipmsnt
the epsIsisFs sad TsfiasIs i.h ssassa
prices -.
IN. ss sassT failures msFAst as asNs
sEtNs asa prices ssEs sssisf ms sfsaa
sn .rsltsrsd eamnis ssiaa sauSs sufths bat
.nsF pFless advanced I 10 patnis ihsts
sss llbsTsi sifsTiRss froni ptssst sih
tFsas sRi Guhsn gahnsetinAs sad thsts
I. 20 s painis net laAeF Juig, sefeI sep
lsmhsF, .s,gi psesmesF ssss. Msfsh'
fhs market Tor Tsfnsd sassF vas aAs
ehsHssd st 30 10 . sas Ter fns sfsast
lated Nith . saaa inquirg for hath aes
msstle snd sApoFt seeaunl-
Refined flkSfss, n1mihati july. setei
September, 4 Ia December see.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
Minneapolis Grain

Minneapolis. Mimi. May es.-wheat--
Cash, No, northern. $1.504 11.5SA +:
May. $lsk: July. sl,40A: September.
3l,esh.
Corn--No. ;. yellow. 54h @55c
Oats--No : white. 3iA GS5Sc.
Barley--S2 663c.
Rye-No .. a7A @sSAc.
Flnx-No l. $a6Gi. n27fn
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27

NsN NAIh, May se=ths tFshd sss Ups
ssfd In the GOTTEN market tedsN, after
dip sf 4 10 10 peinis 81 the afsaias fhs
market ~ss hii up actively uHasT covering
from shaFis N July, ny ssfif shsfhesa
tho iisi sss "a % a. nolnts over thafs,
days NAL prices shorts and snai rsos
pie acre tho pFiRelPsl buyer. snd ieesi
longs and tho south sold, There sss a
fair amount % japanese buying af near
pasl'ians A. SO hish IN the isst hea',
the market Mas nn IS 60 5. points ever the
previous close ftnai pFless we're Within
q point 90 tNa ~ the iaP
spo, sss steady, unchanged, rsee for
miiihnS up!sni
points .dNsness New orlrshs, 20 zee, "a
points advance ssSahnshi % soc, ~ points
advance Ausus's, 20 Aof. so points sd.
vance Nsmphis, sesae, IS points sds
vance! Houston. Il. nneg 40 paints .dVsneeI
Little Rock. 20 ene. 50 points advance,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
NsH Nctk Coffes.

New York. May ss=fhs market far
eaffss futures enened o, ss advance Of
Is 10 IS points and seld 10 10 - rain,s
net higher during the early ,tsdins m
renewed covering by July shorts and
frmsr Brazilian eshiss July snia up
20 tnt,r aud December "a sateY but nst
a Iit,ls more realizing sraand ihrss Us.
ur.s, .ssinx off 20 io.sie for July sni
o tsr for December In the late trading
Tho rioss showed net advance af ~
10 n points. Sales were sstimsted -
about 20, ,onD bags Closing quotations.
July, iniie: September. ssaet october
sTtci December, este; January, poei
March. sasc,
lie. Santos ~. it,c 10 ftNr.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
Omaha Grain
Omaha. Nav q

Omaha, Msy y.
Deliveries al WhsaS on May con,
tracts IN Chicago were again the de.
pressing factor. s9i 900 bushels be-
ing pu, our. aud the WHEAT is not a.
we'll taken during the pas, two days,
some export business was said 10
have been done 10 wheat and . lair
trade IN corn and oats.
Our market generally displayed .
fomewhs, better tone. with prices
geneIslly higher than las, nights
close. Receipts of wheat IN Omaha
toislsd lij cars, consisting OF 20
cars OF wheat. IS cars OF corn, ~
ears al oats. ears oi rye and bar
ley. and compared with total fua
ot 900 ears last year, Shipments
continue heavy. sggregating 40 cars
of all kinds. and consisting ot iE
ears OF wheat. 100 ears OF corn. Se
cars oi oats and ~ ears OF rye and
barley, sgains, a total run last year
OF 90 cars.
Sales OF wheat in Omaha were
made ranging from 2aje lower on
ordinary wheat. quality considered.
There was some milling demand ~
the mafke, and semi.dark and near
dark varieties brought a better pre-.
mium than for some time. A good
demand was displayed IN corn and
sales were AMHc up. Oats were
quoted AMHe higher. Rye and
barley were unchanged.
WHEAT
Ns, hard winter ear it:i; ! ear
iss per cent dark NsA.
80 ! hard sin,sr, : cars ns per cent
No. : hard winter ! car ,si per cent
dsrai. tis.n. gar ,ks per cent DARK.
81 20; car. u.:i; or tsmut,y), ii.ss
No hard winter ! e., "siprsr'
,smu,tyi, ii,.i: car COS per cent hes,
dsmsE.db. t,ts; I car ga rsr cent dsrkD,
,,s ! car e' per cent darN. n.''' l
No ! hard winter l car Il per cen,
NO No: m,s,a' or Especial billing.
No. mixed I car tsmutty,. ii.,,; .
No mixed: car tsma,ty). nii; y
40 mixed is ear. nio.
Sample durum; car. sii:.
ffhNs
No. I white; l car tshlpper's w.ishts).
ate.
No. white; I ears shipp's wslshts).
5tc: ears. SEC
No, white; ! car. SAKE; I car rhip.
per's weightsl. SIC.
No. yellow: . cars. s5Lc.
No . yellow; 4 cars (shippers weights. l
sse; - cars. 55c
No. yellow: I car 5tsc.
No. ] mixed; I car. b2kc
No. : mixed. cars S5ke; car,
S5isc; car tno hiln. S:xc
OATS
No. white: 4 cars, aSLc
No. Z white. 4 cars 3sc
Sample white: cars, 34&c !
RYE.
No. :: car. Ste
No. 3: car. 93c
Sample: as car SEC
Rye and wheat: car. mixed. Si.o5. as
wheat "'' -
BARLEY
car fsA per cent oats. 80 mar can,
harley. special biliing), 35c
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
fANs
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
Cabbage: Per box. s1.ao.
Sioux City Live stock. i.

Sioux City, Ia, May 26.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head; market weak: 2se
lower; fed steers and yearlings, N.7sW o
s7s. warmed up steers and yearlings.
Ss.75@175; beef steers, $7.2s9S.35: fat
cows and heifers. ss,251s.oo; Gamers,
SS.o0G475: veals. 3s.oo9l0.50; feeders,
$6.25@7.e5: calves. $s.o017.5o; feeding
cows and heifers, $S5oG5.75; stockers,
$6.00@7.5o.
Hoss-Receipts. 5000 head market
steady, 10c lower: butchers, $40. eo9 1885:
lights, 31o.3561o.5o. heavy mixed. $3.50
io.20:. throw off sows, 3s.00Gs.5o; stags.
37.sef7.75; bulk OF sales, s1a.lo91o.4o
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 100 head;
market steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
Financial
Ehe Mem fork GimeS.
BY ALEXANDER DANA MOVES

New York. May ,o.-The advance
on the stock exchange today was
plainly enough OF professional origin
and 4 may have been in line with
the familiar program OF bidding up
prices q, the end OF the week in order
10 get the beneht'o OF outside speeu.
ls,iye buying orders. sent in as
consequence over Sunday. That
miheuvef. Il hardly need be said.
embodies the narrowest possible con.
eep,ion OF the functions OF an in
yestment market. yet Il has some
times PLAYED a considerable part in
the movement OF values.
Together with other incident
causes. il had the effect today OF
bringing call money on the stock
Exchange up TO the per cent rate
again, As every one has by this
time learned. the call money rate is
wholly imperfect witness to the
position OF the general money mar
te,, but is up and down fluctuations
nevertheless continue TO influence the
expansion or reduction OF the purely
speculative outstanding aecoun, for
the rise in stocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27

Minneapolis May 2s-Flour - I'm
changed to 3oc lower: family patents
S7sSns.oo: shipments 4s,4S4 barrels,
Bran-$2o. 90 q 21.oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
Activities Limited.

rodsy's activities w-r. In fact pretty
much limited 20 tho highly speculative
shares conspicnousiy thos. industrisls
which attract the ysnturesome outsiders
not because OF their eompsnies business
prospects ~ their own intrinsic values. but
because, In the language Of tn. fraternity
which sits all day before the blackboard
they move" aud permit quick turns IL
was noticeable todsy that whils mos,
stocks OF that sort rose sharply. shares Of
companies which have INDUCED in the
unlucky merger conferences" sold down.
tho oils" and the motors went higher
today. among them railway shares.
This wss esplsirable now only from tn.
fact that the stocks had refuserd 70 yield
on Wednesdays news OF the rate fsduc-
lion. but belief that reduction In the rail-
way wage scale Is also imminent.
The story of gradual but tangible trade
revival, irrexuiariy distributed tut with
more positive characteristics OF perma-
nency" Is told by all tho weekend msr-
camille reviews. But the body Of testI-
mony. to expanding business activities In
now too great 10 admit Of further doubt
as 10 the general movement. The re-
serve bank bulletins are emphatic and so
are the trade conventions. All Of them
rightly state that tho scope OF recovery is
yet to be demonstrated. In view Of the
weii.remembered fact that the New York
department stores raised the first signal
Of alarm In May, 1890. II 10 Interesting TO
learn from our own reserve banks month
ly report that sales at these stores last
month exceeded all April records
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
To Clo,e Exch.pre. saturday

New York. May 2s.-Tne New York
coffee and sugar exchange will.be closed
on all Saturdays during June. July and
August. except the first Saturday in July.
This decision the board Of managers an
nounced today. was made at the request
Of members.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27

New York, May es.-Liberty bonds at
p. m. today: 3hs. 1896: first AIS. 1894;
second AS ssse; third AIS, sss4.
sourth 4ts, 1oo.s,; Victory, AVS, loo,5s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
New York Pou,tyv.

New York. May es-Live Poultry-Ir-
regular: troilers, 4s6 SOC: dressed poultry
western chickens. ESQ sec.
Poultry-Dressed steady,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
Chicago Livestock.

600: active; teef steers firm ct weeks
advance; top, 1900 weight 1878 pounds;
best yearlings $500; bulk beef steers OF
quality and condition to self at 1880
stockers steady: lower graded beef cows.
Gamers and cutters weak; bulk vea1ers to
packers $s.20@sso: few to shippers at
$1050@11.00.
Sc higher; closing mostly l0c higher:
spots up more; top, $10.s5; bulk, 310.40@
1880: shippers took about $500: holdover
light: pigs steady to 1oc higher.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 5000; steady
TO strong; best shorn lambs 1885: top
native spring lambs, $15.75: BULK, >315.2S@
1850; culis. $1o.5o@1?,00: fat ewes mostly
ss.o0@7o0: young native stock ewes up
ward to 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
St. Louis Liyestosk ,

East st. Louis. ILL.,, May 2s.-Cattle-
Receipts 1000. Beef cows strong; other
classes steady Only one load of beef
steers here and no yearlings. Bulk beef
cows, s4.5065.5o; bulk Gamers, $2.75@
go; bulk beef and bologna bulls. $4,000
AIS: veal calves, top. including bulk.
ss.5o01o.oo; few stocker steers brought
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 Market steady
to 1oc lower; closed easy with good clear
ance Top. s1o.se; bulk good butchers,
s1o.SS@1o.75: bulk 100 to l4o-lb. aver
ages. s1ooo@1o.4o: packer sows. 1910
Gs.as.
sheep-Receipts $4,000. Market steady.
Choice spring lambs, S1s.25; bulk ma
tives, Sl450@15.00; culls, $7.50@S.oo;
light ewes $685. heavies, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
st. Louis Grain


N.1SA.
Ccrn-May. ssK: July. s1Sc.
Oats-May. SS%c: July, s9%c.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
New York Stocks

Range OF prices OF the leading stocks.
furnished by Logan & Bryan. ?ts Peters
Trust building: Thurs
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27

oman. NAY 20

fsesiPss ana aspasltisn Of livestock st
ihs thisH s,assSsFis, omshs Nsb, feF
q h9aEs sRiiHg az p m. May q, ~.
hEefiffs-cAkL0f
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
Market Financial and Industrial News of the Day -
Chicago Grain
BY CHARLES d, MicHAELS.
taaAks Me- ts4s~a Nt.s

Chicago, May so-Whils llauids
t.on continues N MAY wheat there
was no material pressure today on
the new crop months, Nav finished
iie lower, with July Sc higher and
September up yse, Corn vas un.
changed 10 sc higher and oats IA
'ae higher, with rye up 'i@Iie.
~ the inside hgufe Nav showed
slt,e under the high OF last week
Houses with eastern connection.
were persistent sellers in small lots
early. bu, the msFke, Mas easily Ia.
hueneed and shorts were disposed 10
cover on the breaks, while on the
bulaes offerings increased, The drop
IN the May Was responsible Tor a
minor break IN the distant deliveries
early, bu, the surplus was taken off
the pl, by houses With eastern con.
neeiions and shorts were forced 10
cover Local professionals on the
whole, while beariSh on wheat, arc
disposed 10 await the outcome in the
May before taking a decided stand on
either side, Outside interest is so
light that the market quickly be.
comes oyersold or oyefboughi. Es.
port demand is restricted and crop
reports on the whole generally very
iayorably, although dry weather Is
wanted IN many sections.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
RaI Silver.

New York. May ss.-silver-Foreign
bar, 7shc.
Mexican Dollars-5shc.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
PIT NoteA

| better feeling was noticeable
among ono set of cash wheat handlers
dsrs for hard winter and see q doms nd
for A. II u not expected that there will
| h. general buying OF essh wheat by mill
lers until after the end Of May as lilui-
dstion By weak holders and those who
do not care for the cash wheat is to be
expected for the next three days. Es.
| pecta'ions are that abo to 900 ears OF
wheat will be delivered on May controcts
tomorrow.
II is expected that all cash wheat will
pass into strong hands within n few days
and eventually elevator interests that
have been active In bringing cash grain
here TO deliver on May sales Will control
the bulk OF Il. one leading Chicago cash
handler who IL In New York In said TO
be negotiating for merchandising the cash
wheat taken In this month on their May
holdings by eastern interests. In other
quarters II In said that the wheat 10 TO
he handled by houses which have been
weeks.
Builish sentiment Is noticeable in July
and September wheat a few Of the larg-
est commission houses working on that
side on cha belief that the market is
oversold and that there is too much rain
over the greater part OF the winter wheat neat
sections. A number Of the big local
shorts took profits on the breaks. East
ern houses were credited with selling
early.
Country offerings of corn TO arrive were
fair. a little over the market. Shipping
bids for cargo lots were about cent
out Of line.
Corn specialists say their market would
do a little better were wheat to snow
strength and hold for a few days. SO
far the break In wheat has affected corn
but little this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27

Total sales 1,25S, 800.
Money-Close, 5 per cent; Thursday
close, az per cent.
Marks-Close, .0034H; Thursday close.
.0035H.
Francs-close, .os13; Thursday close.
.os11h
sterlia, 'ose. $4.45h; Thursday close.
SASSY
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27

Total sales Of bonds today seFe tisss
Iii.oo compared With ss.s 900 previous
day snd 1ioscs,coo year ago,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
Omaha Produce

Furnished by the state OF Nebraska. de-
partment Of agriculture, bureau Of mar
Gst nd a III otlnv.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27

New York Dried Fruits.
New York, May 26.-EvAporated Apples
Quiet.
Prunes-Dulf
Apricots-Stesdy.
Peaches-Quiet.
Raisins-Easy.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-27
Ch,rsso s,o~ks.

Range Of prices Of the leading Chicago
stocks furnished by Logan & Bryan. as
Peters Trust building!
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-25
Thousands Have Kidney
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The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-25
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The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-25
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Airino Her Secret

One evening | was to have a young
man caller. AS l didn't have a new
dress and couldn't wear my old one,
l finally succeeded in borrowing sis
ter's.
l was all ready and sitting in the
parlor when he arrived. He at once
remarked about my new dress. Every
thing went lovely until my little sis
ter came in and said, "Oh. did Eve tell
you you could wear her ss?'-Ex-
change.
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FREEDOM FROM
LAxA1NEs
Discovery by Scientists Has Rsplxd
Them,

Pills and salts give Temporary n
lief from constipation only at the a.
pense Of permanent injury, sau u
eminent medical authority.
Science has found a newer, bete
way-a means aS simple q Nltrs
itself.
In perfect health a natural Lubricant
keeps the food waste soft and moNH
But when constipation exists this n'
ural lubricant is not sufficient Ned
cal authorities have found that lSe
gentle lubricating action Of NujOl moot
closely resembles that Of Natures Ni
lubricant. As Nujol Is not la1ds
it cannot grippe. 1t Is In no enR
medicine. And like pure water y
harmless and pleasant.
Nujol Is prescribed BY physldam'
used in leading hospitals. Get psue
from your druggist today-Ad'sfuS
ment.
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A FunnJ Idea.

Daughter" said the anxious moth
err" what qualifications has this young
man that you are so anxious to marry
him?''
"Well, mother, he dresses we'll, he
has a rather nice car, he is a swell
dancer, he tells jolly good stories,
he"
"But, daughter, has he job?"
"Oh, l don't know, mother! You do
have the funniest ideas ,''-Hamilton
(Ont.) Spectator.
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The Boomeranu.

My most embarrassing moment was
at family gathering where a lot Of
cousins, stepsisters and half-sisters
were present. We had not met in ST.
eral years and there was little jeal-
Ousy among us.
l heard them mention the name
Marie several times, so finally asked ::
"Who is Marie? Is that Mary, with
her name styled up to Marie?"
A sarcastic old aunt replied: "Yes,
Maggie. just as yours is styled up to
Aarguerite."-Chicago Tribune.
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NEW CARD TABLE COVERS

Something new in card table covers
will make a charming gift for the
hostess. This cover Is made of black
sateen and provided with two little
pockets Of figured cretonne attached
to each corner. Guests are delighted
to find parking place for their hand
kerchiefs, score cards. pencils, etc.
Either black ribbon or braid serves for
ties that fasten the cover to the table.