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New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Classifying Preferred Stocks

Question-Would you put American Ice
preferred in same class as Steel preferred
AtchiHon preferred, National Biscuit pre-.
ferred. New York Telephone preferred,
American Car and Foundry preferrede An
locks attractive to me at tho present price
of s0.--F. j. l..
Answer--Although not in the same
class with Steel, Atchison, National
Biscuit, New York Telephone and
American Car and Foundry preferred
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
-Four full colurnns Of in.
vestn,ent questions and an.
s,oers s0ill be published in
The Tribune every Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column ,giI appear.
London Metal Market

LONDON, Oct. 17.-standard cop
per, spot. se2 It's Cd; futures, s63 IS.
Electrolytic, spot. Ell; futures.
81 los. Tin, spot, s1s9 los; futures.
$40 l2s Sd. Lead, spot, 925 rs Sd; fu-
lures, S24 7s Cd. Zinc, spot, s34 Is Cd;
futures, S33 Is Sd.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Jobbers Fight for Special Prices

Wholesalers are preparing for col.
lective objection to the recent ruling
OF the Federal Trade Commission that
manufacturer cannot make a special
price to wholesalers, but must quote
the same price to both retailers and
wholesalers. The case will come up
FOR argument here later this week in
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Short Term Securities

Security. Rate. Maturity. Bid Ask. Yield.
Alum Co nf Am Ia, 1915. .104M l0$H 6,4o
A@ a0 Cotton 81 NO Oh d. isst.. sss sss s
Am Tel q Tel Co S. 18a4. lelM 10lM 4ss
Am Tob Go Is, 1929 ..lo1& loan 4.95
Anacon coP. Co Ga. 1899, ,loIM lo2a 6,6a
Ang-Am Oil 7Ms, 1925, .lssN IosN s.s5
Arm A. Co cony 7a, s0,l0t& 10s3t Gas
B n o r n col 6s, 1924. .l00M 10l $50
Bell Tel Co Of Can rs. '25.l03% 104h 5.10
Bethlehem Steel rs, 1929 .106% 1o6E
do 6s 19A8 .......... .l00A 100M 5.a8
Can Northern Ry IS. 1925 ss% ssss $40
20 20 e. lsss lss ..lsss ...,....lss4 iiesss sis sIs
do So, 1924 .....s. ,,le0N Iellt $40
Can Pse Rwy So, 1924. ,.1eoA IoI $50
Cen Argentine Ry IS 1927 s5A s6N 7.26
Con Co OF ny 7s,22. 1904 loo& AS
do Ss, 1926 ...........1o3A 104 6.l0
Federal sug Ref Is. 1.al.ioo% ioI 5.4S
Gulf Oil Corp IS, 1929. ..lo1 1919 4.3o
Heeksng Val g; 1924 iess isi SIS
Is City Ter Ry Ga. 1s2s., LOON 1ol 500
Kennacatt Cop Cor 7s,s' sl.104M 1e4N 8.ls
Lib MON = Lib Ts, 1881 .102 Io2H e.s7
Sears Roebnck ". 1895 .lolM Io1E $40
ssS1y South Bel e 81 4. saI ss lSs sss
s q Of n q. isss-iisssi.IIosf 10 liz e =.
do 6hS, 1es2.e.....s..i0a 1oeH B,8s1
Swift & Co IS 1899 -, sSA 81 $40
sswift Co 7s. lss1,... 1o2A 103 5.I2l
cbs 2 = &. lsss isss 1so so s1s
'Gs!Isa for payment st loak yssEuAry
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18

PROPOSALS will be received by the Rureau
Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart,
e. M oes ~ iss. for dessring n = hansssas
chiefs. jerseys, dark blue and nannci cloth
nainaook. bieached drill. cotton undershirfs
and socks. iinseed oil, tinued pumpkin. and
Vienna style sausage to the Navy Supply
Depot, So Brooklyn, ". T., etc. Apply 8of
proposals TO tbs Navy Rurchas stag Once, New
and Accounts. BAVIp POTTER, Paynsstes
General ef the Navy. io-e-t2.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Investment Information

assssom ef gssasrai imtsysss a. DE
0scf0yy spSH Be ams,uarad T. esss a..i.
9ssss, {. seAich ease osalv i,sitiais ssi1
% i.sed. Othsre sciu 81 omsrsas.sa H.. H.
ssaat Addrees all ssoxiy;ss. snaaos.
~ stdMpSd, adtyessed smve iene. ta
rsH0NosaL Editor, Ths Tyibs.s fsS
TassdH Street, New Ycrk Cytu.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18

which to carry on expanding business.
Commercial paper rates also were firm
er. The best prime paper discounts at
~ per cent, but the volume Of ~ per
cent paper Is growing steadily.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers aceeptancas eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
TREAsuRY pEPARTMENT-oface q th

TREASURY DEPARTMENT Office OF the
Supervising Architect. Washington, %. C..
received at the Office named below, until !
p. nl,,. October 25th, 1922, and then publicly
opened In office mentioned below, for paint
ing the offices OF the Shipping Commissioner,
and rooms ia to 235, etc, at the UNITED
STATES BARGE OFFICE BUILDING, New,
York, In accordance With the specification,
copies Of which may be had upon application
In person. at the discretion of the Super
yising Chief Engineer. Room 73l, United
States Custom House Building. New York,
Engineer. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
sTAyE on NEW YoRK-rrha Adiu,.nt car.

STATE OF NEW YoRK--Ths Adiutant Gem
erals Ofilce, New York State Arsenal Tth
Avenue and a5th Street New York City.
October 18th. le2?.-seaied proposals sub
3sct to the conditions OF the sale VII. be
recsiysd at this Office until i2 O'Clock noon,
FRIDAY. October eth. ct which tins and
place they will be opened, for the purchase
Of Condemned and Obsolete Quarterpaster.
Signal and Medical Sotres Catalogues xfy-
ing quantities, conditions, etc, can be had
on application to this Office,
j. LESLIE KIECAIp,
Tha Ad3utant General
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

Joint Stock Land Bank
5s, 1951-'31. .1o1 103 4so
Joint Stock Land Bank
5hs. 1s51-1e3..........1 .103M 1861 ATS
Joint Stock Land Bank
So issa-1s2S .,,..,..., sex 100M Asa
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 6Ma 1a6l-l93l., 105h io7 4SB
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank IS. 1937-1s40.... 9sN 1o0A ass
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank IS. 19bl-1s31 ..l02h Ie3M $50
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank ~. l9sa-19s2,. !. 1o2H lo3H 456
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Commercial Credit

Further advances in the discount
rates on bankers acceptances we're
made yesterday, reflecting the grow
ing demand for comm ercial m oney with
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
London Market Irregular

LONDON, Oct. 17.-Prices moved ir-
regularly on the Stock Exchange to-
day. Bar gold was quoted at 92s 10d;
money was loaned at | " per cent, Dis
count rates were; Short bills, 2 b-l6
per cent; three-month bills, 2ss az Tia
per cent.
Consols for money were quoted a.
b79s, British per cent loan at 100N
and British ~ per cent loan at 96A.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
the Supervising Architect, Washington,
p. G., Oct: 6, 1922 SEALED PRoFos-
AIS will be opened in this office at 8
p M, Noy 1, 1922. for construction (in-
oluding Mechanical Equipmenp Of one
story laundry building covering b1s0 square
feet. for the United States Veterans Hos
pstal at the Bronx. New York, N, r., to
be completed within four months from
award Of contract Drawings and specia-
cations may be obtained at this office in
the discretion Of the Supervising Architect.
Proposals will be considered only from in
dividuals possessing satisfactory financial
and technical ability, equipment. and or
ganizatian TO insure speedy completion of
the contract, and who have established a
racord for expedition on contracts OF sim
liar character and magnitude Befors
drawings and specifications are forwarded
to prospective bidders, applicants znust cit .
at least one specific instance where q rec
ord for speed has been established on a
Job of equivalent magnitude. giving date
Of award of contract amount Of contract,
specified time for completion and date of
actual completion. The fact that any
concern obtains a set Of the plans and
specifications from any source whatever
and submits bid shall not constitute a
waiver Of the foregoing stipulations Jas
A. Wetmore. Acting Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18

& nEFAyLTED n0NDHoLDERs' sYNrA
esrytns Maldsss cf DofAult~d Bonsi2s
Cash a6sEn az adsaEtarc<s6A czehan-..
Current QnotAtton List IN Reouses.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Mis- C ellaneous Markets
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and resistered ,or,,
terable. 1S iests-
Form. Rate. Maturity. Bid. Ask. Yield.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Montreal

Abitibt p a. P..,...e4 81 SO say
Atlantic Sug Ref. 2sE 23H 2sM a3a
Bell Teisphons .1i7A HIM lit III
Hrax T 4 & p...... ~ AN "A AN
Brit Emp 8teei..t.. IL IL II X
do cum 1st pf Is, rs 76 rs as
do curn I'd pf Ts.. 81 81 se 90
Brompton Paper. 36M 36M sc 85
Can Car & Fdy..... az az s2 81
do pf.,.,....s-.,, 68 eR 90 So
Can 3 Lines...,., 21N 2fX Elk 21%
Dom Textile. .,,..I61M 1sfM 197H 1877 "
Nat Rreweples. ...-. 6s se 6g SO
Qbk Ry L III r. p. 26H 2SM 2SM 26A
Spanish Riyar...... 97% 97H Q7M e7W
do f..,....,.,.... .foS 100 1e6 i06
steel Co Of Cam. san san tsM SEX
Bid. Ask.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Pittsburgh

zoe Ark Nat Gas. 10 10 10 10
426 A w e Mch,. sax 81 s6M 81
g 8 cssa.Dsi, ss ri / IL ~ ~ g., ~ ss ssss
80 Con lee pf.... 26 2SM a8 26sS
SIS Lone star Gas 27A 27H 2fh 27L
ss6 Mfrs 1t d 1t. 58M b7E 5sss 67T
10 Nat Ftreproof. ~ BH gA SN
ei7 Ohio Fuel Sup 56 $3.50 bb 66M
81 Ohio Fuel OH, ~ II II II
s6 Okla Nat Gas, 2lM 21Is AIN AIN
16s Pitts Plata GllT6 176 IT'S ITS
1000 Pitts Mt Shas. ~ "a a. %
800 Salt Greek Con l2H lsN la IAN
lsS sS TId.a g 1ssss." ss ss as Z Z
ii do do pfs,s.... ! Il" ""
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Tobacco Stoeks
Certificate OF Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes

Interchangeable for United States Cavern
ment ~ per cent bonds due October 1b
1852. until further notice.
acceptable in payment of Federal taxes
on the dates OF maturity
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
FREAK STORM CUTS
 SWATH THRU SOUTH;
 FIVE KNOWN KILLED
Associated Press Night wirel

AUGUSTA, Ga, March /. a- Five deaths appeared tonight to be the to- tai of fatalities in the tornado which Iearly today ravaged villages near
 here in Georgia and South Carolina The storm centercd, according to re- ports received here, at Warrenville, is. C., where, in addition to the five persons killed, number were in-
 jured.
 In Warrenville, where 25 houses
 in the southeastern section of the village were demolished, the home less uninjured immediately set abont
 the work Of rescue, guided through
 the binding rain and darkness by
 cries for help.
 Clothing, furniture and wrcckage generally were scattered over the
 ground and in tree-tops by the wind,
 which with whimsical generosity, left a large mirror without a crack under
 the debris Of a house and moved a
 small corrugated iron fire house a
 hundred yards without disturbing the leaves of huge oak tree which sheltered it.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
LODGE TO CHALLENGE OPPONENTS OF
 FOUR-POWER TREATY TO LAY PLANTS
 ON TABLE; FURY POINT APPROACHING
tAssoeiated Press Night Wire,

(Associated Press Night Wire)
 WASHINGTON, D. C., March 7.- After a prehminarly lull the senate fight over the four power Pacific treaty is about to break in full fury.
 Under an announced program of aggressive action to bring the treaty actively under discussion and to expedite vote upon its ratification, Senator Lodge of Mas sachusetts, republican leader, will address the senate tomorrow and will challenge opponents of the pact to bring their case openly to the senate floor.
 That an organized group of ir- reconcilables will range themselves on the other side was assured to- day when it became known that a definite plan of action had been agreed upon alter long consulta- ton by Senator Borah, republican, of Idaho, and some of the friends of former President Wilson.
 How far-reaching may be the understanding thus effected by the irreconcilable leader or to what ex- tent it may involve the personal sentiments of MT. Wilson himself is not revealed.
 Senator Borah and the former president are said not to have con ferred directly, although their friends say they have been in con- sultation by letter regarding the four power pact.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
ASk FUND FUR
 SCAbIES FIGHT
Livestock Sanitary Board Is to Present Request to Legisla- ture for $10,00O to Eradicate Disease
Journal-NIiner Capital Buream

PHOENIX, March 7AThe legis- laturc, will be asked for a special ap- propriation of SlO.OOO to take care of the epidemic of scabies in north crn Arizona and to handle any other outbreak of disease among livestock which may arise, it was announced today by Frank P Moore. chairman of the state livestock sanitary board
 Moore and Dr. R. J. Flight, state veterinarian, have just returned from St. Johns, where they nfet with some 50 cattlemen of that section relative to the adoption of means for stamping out the disease All own CTS of infected cattle have been re- quired to build dipping tanks and the dipping operations will be started as soon as the weather permits. The quarantined territory has been en- larged to some extent and livestock inspectors have been instructed to maiutain guards to prevent cattle from crossing the line of the quar- antincd area.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
MARINES GET
 HEAVY TERMS
Associated Press Night wirel

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, March z -Twenty-six American marines who were found guilty of engaging in a fight with the city police December 8 in which three policemen were killed, were sentenced today.
 Twenty of the men were given terms of eight years imprisonment each, three of them 10 years each and three F years each.
 All the sentences call for hard labor.
 ~~~~~-o---~-o~D-~~---- cover Sheldon street, but to make it of a size to apportion the cost of the pavement over a field large enough to reduce the individual cost to almost nothing.
 City Engineer Kline is working under recent instructions of the council, to lay out several com paratively small improvement dis tricts, so that still further progress is civic betterment is to be made.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
(Associated Press Night Wire)

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March z. Chairman Kahn of the house mili- tary committee today told w. B. Mayo, chief of engineers for Henry Ford, that it would require years to thrcsh out existing legal entangle- ments and it was doubtful even that the government would be able to ac- cept the Detroit manufacturer pro- posed contract for purchase and lease of the nitrate and power projects at Muscle Shoals, Ala
 After the committee adjourned,
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
POST ROAD
 SUCCESS IS DUE ID THE. |. |. DINNER.

Assurance to the board of super visors yesterday that the city had definitely embarked upon the im- provement of Sheldon street between Mt Vernon and the city limits. was followed by the promise under a financing arrangement enabling the county to obtain the necessary funds, of movement to complete the cement concrete pavement of the entire road between Prescott and the Whipple military reservation.
 The struggle of over one year for the improvement of this road, seem ed positively to have been brought to happy conclusion by the action of the board in consultation with a committee oi the chamber rou1~ merce
 The matter resulted directly from one of the fundamentals discussed at the chamber of commerce dinner Of that name last Thursday night Chad Hindeter, the speaker who handled the topic and the chairman of the committee later selected by Harp Heap, waited on the board of super visors 10 talk over the prospects. The other committeeman were NJ. B. Hazeltine and F. s. Vicle.
 Chairman Midgley went thorough ly into the matter in an effort to bring out ali possible facts. It was developed that the county had been able to build great deal Of cement work around the plaza at q figure well under that submitted by the best bidder. Moreover, it was divulged that the length of roadway to be inn proved was some 50 feet less than the estimate originally made and that the cost would be far below the esti- mate of $l4,000 made at the funda- mental dinner
 But the county road fund is, ex- hausted. Under the budget system, 1t IS beyond the power of the super visorS to order work no specified in their layout Of expenditures Until a new budget is made-coincident with the fiscal year in @uly, nothing can be done. Moreover, the county is not empowered to obligate itself for funds borrowed in advance of re- ceipts from any source.
 It was believed yesterday that the sum required to complete the work could be obtained by Prescott people who would regard the small sum in interest as of little importance along side ot the benefit of the paved road. This fund can be expended by the board Of supervisoss under any ar rangemcht by them deemed best, and possibly well in advance of the rainy season Of midsummer, the post road can be hard-surfaced
 Meanwhile, the city is committed to a program of improvement of the Sheldon street portion of the road. As it happens, this is the shortest route to the post gate but the city lots bordering on the road, run east and west. so that they lie with their long sides next to the street proposed to be improved. As paving costs are assessed on pro-rata of frontage in this case, sideage-the price to the property owners would be out oi proportion to the direct benefits thereto, and a new scheme had tc be worked out for this improvement The city council has shown d vii lingness, as proven in the case oi the downtown improvement section to undertake certain works on its own initiative, and the plan is to de clare an improvement district tc
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
FORTUNE LOST WHILE
 MINERS SULK OVER
 THEIR LATE TRAIN
Associated Press Night Wire)

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March 7. -Twenty-six coal mines employing several thousand men south of here, were closed today because of the re fuSal of miners to work on account ol their train being delayed $ min utcS in reaching this city Monday evening.
 Ten mines north of here were idle yesterday for a similar cause The mines are served by the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul railroad
 The two-days shutdown has caused a loss estimated at 50,OO0 tons and the loss in wages is est- mated at S54,060, according to of iicials
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
LITIGATION OF ENDLESS SORT CERTAIN ERE
 FORD CAN PURCHASE GOVERNMENT NITRATES

other committee members said the legal barriers to acceptance of the Ford proposal appeared unacceptable because Of the contracts held by the Alabama Power company and the Air Nitrate corporation, which those concerns claim give them exclusive rights to purchase the Warrior steam plant and nitrate plant No ?, re- spectivcly. Both units would be de- livered to Mr Ford with three titles in the event his proposal was ac- cepted and could not be freed from the contract conditions without pro- longed litigation in the courts.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
Swath 40 Feet Wide

WILSON, N C., March "A tor nado which struck Evansdale, eight
 miles east of here, early today, cut a clean swatch 400 feet wide for more than two miles, killed one person, injured two score others and de- stroyed property valued at more than $50,C00 The tornado lasted for but
 one minute and a half and in that time uprooted trees and wrecked
 houses.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
ROB NEWSPAPFRNAN OF BIG SUM, WAGE
 SACK IS PILLAGED
(JeurnaI-Miner Capital Buream


 . NEW YORK, March 7. - Two armed bandits today held up Willis I.itchfield, a representative of the New York Globe, in front of the newspaper office. and escaped with $l,l93 ill cash and $7,985 ill checks. He was on his way to deposit the money and checks in a bank.
 Payroll Holdup
 PROVIDENCE, K. L, March 7.- Edward Spencer, paymaster of the American Screw company, was slug ged and robbed by automobile ban dits today who obtained q payroll to between $5,C00. and $6000. The bandits escaped.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
MARTIN cRUSHES SToLLARD
(Assoeiated Pregg Night wirel

WILLIAMSON, W. Va, March /. Bob Martin. \. E. F. heavyweight champion. scored his third knockout in as many days here tonight when he disposed of Rickie Stollard of this city in the second round of what was to have been a 12,round bout.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
(Associated Press Night wirel

NEW YORK, March 7-His re- bcllion against an order to work on Saturday afternoons was the expla. nation given today by Isador Karp, H-year-old shipping clerk, for the fatal shooting yeserday of Max En- gel, wealthy lace manufacturer and importer, in his Fifth avenue office in sight of half hundred mortified
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
STATE UNDERTAKES
 YUMA ROAD LABOR
Associated Press Night wiro)

PHOENIX, March 7-~Because of the inability of Griffin sand Donovan of Yuma to obtain a surety bond for the handling of contract to con struct 10 miles of road running west from Welton toward Yuma, the state highway department today awarded the contract to Robert Mackay of Tucson. Mir. Mackay was in Phoenix today to sign the contract and to make arrangements for the job.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
NO STATE COMPACT
 FOR COAL DELIVERS
Associated Press Night wirel

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March z Frank Harrington. president of the Illinois union miners, was advised to- day by the executive board of the United, Mine Workers of America that it is 'unalterably opposed" to any efforts toward negotiating single state wage agreements with operators within the central competitive field which comprises Illinois, Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
NEW MINT-MASTER
CAssooIatea Pregs Nicht wire,

WASHINGTON, ?. C. March 7. -Nomination of F. F. Scobey of Texas to be director of the mint was confirmed by the senate today. Mir. Scobey succeeds Raymond T, Baker, whose term expires March 10.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
City a,d County Prepare Hard Sface Road the Barracks
RESEARCHES INTO REALM BEYOND ARE
 FATAL 10 CHEMIST
Associated Press Night wirel

NASSoclated Press Night W1rel
 NEW YORK, March 7.- Seeking data for his book "The Hereafter" Thomas w. Veg gielus of Brooklyn, q 23-year- old chemist, swallowed what he thought was just enough anes- thetic to take him to deaths portals.
 The book will never be fin ished, for Young Weggielus rniscalculated the dose and the portals swung wide for him. An autopsy will be held tomorrow.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
KARP NONCHALANTLY ADMITS HE MAY HAVE
 SLAIN WRONG MAN FOR PETTEY VENGEANCE

girls.
 With bravado. Karp told police after his arraignment, q guess I got the wrong man." declaring he in- tended to shoot Harry Krue, son of another member of the firm, who discharged him.
 T guess I was crazy and shot the first one I saw" he said with a shrug.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
ARIZONA WEATHER

Furnished by the [. g. Weather Bureau and the Associated Press.
 .Wednssday and Thursday - Gen orally iair: unsettled northeast part
 Prescott Temperatures March 7 2. ir.. 2S l2m. 50 p. .}G
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-09-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

4 Sealed bids will be received by the
Spur Township School District up
to 1900 o'clock noon, standard time,
on Saturday, September 20, 1922, for
the general construction Of one four
room school house with social center
room to be erected at the Imperial
Mine location near Michigamme,
Mich, in accordance with plans and
specifications therefore prepared by
+. E. Parmelee, Architect, and now on
file in the Office of said architect and
! also at. the residence of James Nc
Kercher, secretary of board, Michi-
CANINE, Mich.
Bids shall be addresses to James
Mckercher, secretary of Board, Mich
igamrne, Mich.,. and endorsed: "Bids
for Spur School,"
Each bid to be accompanied by a
certified check for $500. payable to
James McKercher, secretary of board.
All checks will be returned after the
opening of the bids except in case Of
accepted bid, if any, and this will be
retained until the contracts have been
duly executed and bonds approved of.
Satisfactory bonds will be required
to be given by the contractor to said
Township Board in sum not less than
the full amount of the contract price
agreed.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
By order of the Board.
James McKercher, Secretary.
9-15-22
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-09-15

agree. After taking Adler-i-ka I can
eat anything" Adler-i-ka acts on
BOTH upper and lower bowel, remov-
ing foul matter which poisoned stom-
ach. EXCELLENT for gas on the
stomach or sour stomach. Guards
against appendicitis. 1t brings out
poisonous matter you never thought
was in your system.-F. ]. Lyons,
druggist.-advertisement. II.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-09-15
NOTICE

The tax roll for the village of
L'Anse is now in my hands for col
lection, and / will be at my home
each day from ga. m. to>5p. m. The
fee of one per cent will be charged
up to and including August 10. Af-
ter that date the collection fee will be
four per cent.
Mary Frenette,
tn Village Treasuser