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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10

Now's THE TIME TO BuY-wi,h TIE
cou~.ar. demand for building locations
caused bv rhe steady increase Of the
C-E- Population. vacant lots are won
u.-fI. .uves .wHnrs Did you ever stop
Goo consider how fast South Bend Is
leve.ar.n- ana bow much you could
Save made you had purchased some
vacant property twC years aE02 The
next rw. wears VIII show q greater In
crease .H price tnln The past two have.
Hut now before .he prices increase
Oar prices qr unsold Eacaut lots are
t-e same l- re1r ago The prices
however. VIII soon be- advanced as The
property Isl building u0 rapidly. All
t. .er SD h divisions are tn good loca-
.a- close r0 ear lines and schools.
Prices range from $3.50 Oh Co $500 0D
al ..e mon ~
payment Htll BOO interest or taxes for
r.r or some 0f .lese lots you can
tr.H temporary home and escape
tle ..-l -a-- We WI help YOU IL
rlrU Hula ru any NJ our locations
ur wt VIII build for Won when you
have paid enough in on your lot fos
we have made many Disguised renters
happy and le-Ue cvers-Ask any %
At your l.-st opportunity call us and
we VIII show you some OF these locs
lions be.ier start now,-don't delay
We are oneu every evening Come fl
trd ler us explain our home owning
Plan so obligations on your part.
Have you seen oakwood Nanor7
Meyers Long Company
c. Farmers Trust Bldg Phone Main 754
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
As THE YEARS ADVANCE

Men and women md that hoy
are not as active as formerly. Oc-
c3slonaly a twitch CT rhusma ism
reminds them OF their loss OF youth
and again fairly young person win
have q severe attack of this nerve
racking complaint I4ANDON PR
SCRIPTION 1908 has given relief
insanity and benefited permanently
hundreds of such case. a trial bot
tie put UP 10 your order viii CON
vince you Price 81. Write or call
Landon Drug Co. South BeLd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10

AaItaa tN-
raoae Main ~
T77 1T T7-7TT5 a HOME VOW
r- r. -rr.- 0r hotter Investment
.r Pad raI e..7.a me
e.a1.- son act tho sooner you VIII
trr rrrr ff4- shelters Won and
-.r- frmrr Lh1k over the following
.-.... rl-
--.--4 bungalow IN Navarro Place.
-- 80. -,,ss-r borss saB-h
rst ~ Se,0a
re 5000
A groom modern house on Donald
, . -,.s .--.
f..A modern mouse VII ~
h1.h rools. on Michigan 81 t'r el3.S1
Groom modern huose on Dale Az.
Aefh house on DoHa'u
i.r >'i'
= Groom modern house on Fox 81
"
.e'- 'elll -"- u" a-o"'
Groom modern house near Stude-
blvd f9r $500
lnn modern mousse on hroaa"ay-
f"I
= N-fglm m l3rn house oL very large
"'Nf Az 10Y >''"
5.'A -'ili -"'se' H'Ith"est'
Ir sHs."
modern bungalow on Randolph
ilr t
broom ttEE modern mousse on
sherman Az.
FA-AN LOlS
nave -1'al yer ;,oS oe'-i, ti,e
Pf.- TOD ~ 20 81 an
.4 .9 rH-t purchaser on rev ri
.,,.,- ,.-,, --r.,-,.r r,p>,
20 n a. q 49, ie'A = ~
, acre. H-s --o" SCUM De"D'
f rr,,-r rprrrp7re
go, ~ p. l-i'il-' .-
80 union irust bIdsr or see your
l.eIllE -
No RESIDENCES rooms. blocks
e--- SlL.-I - p. 1lll5ol, LIN LI1I
River Park, Or and bath, modern, oak
floor. $1,000 Terms
West splendid SIR house plenty Of
shade. urd street. SfG00-SJ0Q cash
East beautiful bungalow. 5-R, wei
arranged. oak floors, bullt-iu fixtures (,
EH0 Terms.
Ex.aIIrr. brick home. modern in detail.
sun porch. laundry. built-in garage.
IIrEe Iaf ideal location S9O00-SlOO0
r.s4
Ea-t neat new bungalow. desira BILE
section $1,000 Terms.
Northeast rooms and hath; garage
large lot paved street 5000 Terms.
river Side Drive. beautiful residence,
completely m1dt many attractive ieat-
ures. best finish, garage, shade, shrubs (.
$4,000 Terms
Harte- HEfs. square type, excellent
venience. garage, S930o-Terms.
East side roomlng house. best section
ln city fog students. ? large airy rooms
modern. oak floors. car garage. large
Dot p block from car, blks from
center s'p1'- Slfop cash.
Lots Usrter Hgls facing two streets
$500 EoseIand. acres, $500 Rose
land Doc 4Oxl92. $3.50. Huey ST., 50x13O
$500 We have lots In al parts Of the
every kirE Enquiries desired open
evenings WOrden Realty Company,
IS Farmers trust Bldg Main as
M8N LOWS those things which make
him happy which bring Joy and sun
shine into his life. and naturally be
cvades those things which cause him
t0 become disheartened and discOur-
aged When one puts all ~ his earn
fngs fin new home like those in Har-
Ter Heights ana gives weeks Of thought 2
world of comfort and iOy IN its pos
session after completion.
LOUIS o. FALM Elk * 90
Main 1907 az Julon IEuat Bug
NEW-THDi5sfergd house IN Meadow
nr2qE Farms Suoa5Elsio1, ~ ~i INN
et5-o - 90 - c10o
fl.ge 'Ely -,-, ~ --,5s1.,t-- 50
ments. An ready to move into, just
,- 49,. $50 M I,ts,1+r
Comnr1v a25 s Main ST. phones
rr.f- 49, - rt-.-r- rnQf
nam 80 =. = ~ ------ 'i'- 49, -
~ gh N-Al-I--
com plele modern olnsalo" Fooms
New four room house Just completed 55
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10

Garments. hats cleaned Aetna
Cleaners adv. 222-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
LEGAL NOTICES
SoTTCE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed By the Clerk
or the Circuit Court OF ST Joseph
County. State Of Indiana, Executor OF the
Estate Of Sarah A Teeter, late of ST
Joseph County. deceased
said estate IS supposed 60 be solvent.
BERT J. NORTON.
July -. 1872
Weldler < GUY.
Attorneys for Estate
n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
wHIrc0uE : KELLER

an exceptionally attractive home now
ready Cor Immediate possession 8 bed
rooms. 4 closets. bath room large Nv
iug r80m paue.ed dining rooms, ex-
ceient furnace. Ecc- Drain, bot and cold
water A payment down. balance as
rental
Matu 400
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10

For reliable dentistry consult DIS.
Carson & Oren, 125 W Washington
ave. p Main SAC adv. 20S II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
NINE KILLED; ESQ INJURED

This is the record of accidents for
the country most any Sunday. Of
course. nothing will ease the grief
for the dead and injured. but there
is a grain OF satisfaction in the fact
that YOU are insured. Any person
that drives a car these days when
every street and driveway is filled
10 OVERLOOKING should be insured
fully. Call the Greenan Agency, ass
Farmers Trust Building. Lincoln
6354.-adv 21S-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10

For reliable dentistry consult Drs.
Carson G. Oren, 125 w. Washington
ave. P. Main 549.-20S II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
Bargains on This Page
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for sale

Lots for Sale SIS
ACRE LOTs-Good soil. good location.
on paved street. improvements in. Call
Franklin Savings Co. 2O7 W. Jefferson
B-yd. Lin 652s or Lin. 6242
FOR Az INVESTMENT-Lar corner
jog near town. size 10JxlCj. " Lafayette
ST.. near Leeper Park Splendid site
Tor hat or apartment building Also
room FOR or good bungalows. Price
only $3.50 5000 down. balance pay
ments. This is an excellent barca n
considering the future prosperity Of
south Bend. Bargains Of this kind viii
not be on the market long. Call Mr.
Moore. County 25-Ft.
FOR SALE lots. located 10 exclusive
residential section, price 5000 each.
Northern Indiana Realty. zoo Citizens
Bank Bldg Main 1861.
FOR SALE-Ch8ice 5-acre country h0ue
sites. just 10 minutes drive from town.
Price less than city lot Why not have
your own cow chickens. etc and work
iu cuyE u pays Only 10 left J..
Johnson. Box -. Tyner, Ind.
LOT FOR SALE-Terms to suit LIN
So CASH AND $40 PER MONTH and
you are the owner Of a choice res i-
de1cc l1t. restricted addition. north
west side. city water. sidewalks and
graded streets Included Don't over
look This real opportunity Call
Lincoln GG3G
VIZ HAVE SEVERAL BUYERS or small
homes priced from $500 20 $500 on
terms. Phone as your house 20 list
for quick sale Davies & Walsh, 2Il
W Jefferson Blvd Lincoln 5770
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10

Have your winter garments and
hats cleaned now. Aetna Cleaners.
916, S. Sample. L. 2376.adv 222-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale.

hfIIFtL Home 0u Notre Dame Ave
rlt rooms bath. breakfast nook and
sIaue- bath Lot 6GK13Z. with fine
t.rl berry, This home has oak floors.
fireplace and huIlf'u features and is
modern FRI every respect VIII show BY
.r.0|rt r..rf arIr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10

A GOOD PLACE FOB PfCNCS-On
Lower Fish Lake. Ind Good fishing
boating. and bathing For particulars
address Oak Beach Summer Colony
DIS y Mich. St
FOR SALE - One OF the most beautiful
residences. best location in Holla,
Mich thriving manufacturing city !.
a short distance from Lake Michigan
and its resorts House built Of brick.
on well shaded corner lot. 132x104
Cash or terms or will consider South
Bend and Mishawaka property. Write
or call +. J. Fairbanks. owner. ct
Columbia av Holland Mich
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE-COttage at
Hudson Lake Park; in good repair
Bargain for quick sale. See Mrs r. W
Fries Sailor Bros. & Co., y Michigan
St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10

Miller Guy,
Attorney for Plaintiff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT
RESOLUTION.

erOntca q. NWeeneY,
Clerk CT the Board.
AuC
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-09

MrA Jennie Dovman. Of Nicholas
vile, is the guest for . few days OF
her cousin, Mrs. J. r.. Robinson. on
Lexington street
Reports from the bedside Of Mrs.
Ship Estes this morning say that she
Is sinking rapidly from heart trouble
and little hope is held out for her
recovery.
Miss Joan Mount. who IL visiting
friends and relatives in Atlanta. IL
the recipient Of nary social func.
tons given in her honor. Miss
Mount will remain in the South sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Teater and
family have rented their farm on the
Fall Lick pike and have moved to
Crab Orchard. where they have taken
charge u the old King Hotel. Mr.
and Mrs. Teater have always lived in
Garrard and they have many friends
who regret they have left the eoun-
~.
Mr.. Ashby NJ. Warren. who has
been chief claim agent for this a..
vision Of the L. a ~. has just been
promoted 20 assistant district attor-
ney for the States Of Kentucky and
Virginia. A splendid promotion for
very worthy gentleman ."Ashby's"
friends here. and their name Is
legion. arc all proud o. the rapid
strides he Is making Interior Journ-
al.
The wedding Of Miss Helen Rob
inson, Of Lexington, and Mr.. Marian
A. Hening, Of Louisville. took place
last Wednesday at two o'clock in
Jeffersonville. Indiana. Mrs. Hen
ing is the granddaughter Of Mrs.
J. G. Robinson, Of this city. and il
a splendid young woman. The bride
groom Is a travelling man and the
couple will reside in Louisville.
Both bride and bridegroom are de-
servedly popular and have the best
congratulations and wishes for
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-09

abundant happiness Of many friends.
Mrs. George McRoberts has sent
out Invitations for a bridge party AZ
her apartment in COvington. for
Wednesday afternoon, in compliment
70 her guest, MrA Wilson Of Bowling
Green, Ky.--Mrs. T. NJ. Wilson. Of
Bowling Green, who arrived Monday
for visit with Mrs. George McRob-
erts, Of Covington. will be the pleas
ant excuse for a number Of delight
fully informal social functions. Fri
day Mrs. Leslie Applegate, Jr., is
entertaining with bridge in compli-
ment to her; Thursday Mrs. r. A.
Jones is giving a bridge party In her
honor; Monday, Feb. 18th, Mrs.
Raymond Heller will entertain with
cards FOR her, and Tuesday, Feb.
18th. Mrs. c. William Simrall will
give an auction party in compli-
ment 70 her A number Of other
entertainments in honor Of Mrs. viii
son are still IN the planning, for
which the dates have not been set.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-09
Income Tax Facts

Changes in the revenue law are Of
material benefit to the average fam
ily man. Under the revenue act Of
1921 a married person, living with
wife or husband. whose net income
for 1921 was $1,000 or less. is allow
ed personal exemption Of 1880.
Under the revenue act Of 1918 the
exemption allowed married person
was $1,000, regardless Of the amount
Of net income.
The normal tax rate is the same,
per cent on the first $4,000 Of net
income above the exemption. and s
per cent on the remaining net in
come. Given his personal exemp-
ton Of $500, plus s4OO for each
dependent. a married man with three
ehildrcn-the average American fam
ily will pay this year on a net income
Of $4,000 a tax Of Si2. On the same
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-09

income for 1921 he would have paid
tax Of $50.
Every citizen and resident Of the
United States must determine for
himself whether his income for 1921
was sufficient TO require that a re-
turn be filed. Full instructions for
making out a return are contained
on the forms, copy Of which will
be sent TO taxpayers who filed a re-
turn last year. Failure 10 receive
return. however. does not relieve
taxpayer Of his obligation TO file
a return on time, on or before March
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-09

Mr.. d. y. Pelphrcy il recovering
from pneumonia. his many friends
viii be glad to know.
Pos, Master y. r. Brown and wife
have been recent visitors Of Mrs. U.
ID Simpson in Lexington.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Richards. Of
Danvillc, were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bourne.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gin Kinnaird
Misses Martha and Helen Gill were
visitors in Lexington Tuesday.
Mrs. W. r. Cook. who has been the
guest o. Mrs. W. u. Mason. has re-
turned 10 her home in Danville.
The many friends % Judge =. W
Harris are glad 20 know he is i'm
proving from his recent illness.
Mr.. Randolph Harris, Of Stanford,
is spending a few days with his par
ents, Judge and Mrs. =. W. Harris.
Mr. n r. Folgcr and brother,
Clyde. o. Somerset. were In town
several days this week on business,
Mrs Boner who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Adolph Joseph,
has returned TO her home in Louis
willie
Mr.. Henry Simpson. OF Lexington.
Is visiting his sister. Mrs. +. 2.
Brown and Mr.. Brown. on Stanford
street.
Miss Oeie Miller. Of Nieholasville
has returned home after several
weeks stay with her cousin, Miss Al
lene Thomas
Mrs. Adolph Joseph has returned
from Cincinnati. where she purchas-
Cd more spring goods for the Joseph
Millinery parlor.
Miss Carrie Belle Romans. who
teaches in Stanford. spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
W. J. Romans
Mrs. II. G. Hamilton has been n
recent visitor Of her dauhgter, Miss
Thelma Hamilton, at Hamilton Col
lcge, Lexington.
Mrs salle Broaddus. who has been
visiting her daughter in Richmond.
Is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Dave
Ross and Mr.. Ross.
Mr. Joe Wheeler. Of Mt Vernon,
has been the guest o. his mother. Mrs.
Dora Wheeler. at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Wood.
AIR. J. X IIaselden. Of this city.
has been named By Gov Edwin p.
Morrow on the Board Of Commits
sioners for the Kentucky School for
the Deaf in Danyille.
Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Frisbie return
ed Wednesday from a few days visit
in Louisville. During their absence
Mrs. Martha Price Fri.bie was the
guest o. Mrs. y. l.. ow.ley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Napo Price.
Miss Elveree Carter entertained
AT her home on LeNingttn street
last Thursday night. Her guests
were Misses Helen simpson. Marie
Bailey and Ethel Rainey.
Misses Betty Perry OF Richmond.
Katie Barnes Diekerson. Christine
Sanders and Mary Davis Of Laneas-
ter, former students, visited their
last year classmates Of Hamilton Col
Iege. Lexington during the. week.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-09

Miss Elizabeth Ford has returned
from Cincinnati.
Miss Lucy vanhuss is in Lexing.
ton, visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. y. Stormes was a visitor in
Danville the past week
Mrs sauflsy Hughes has returned
from a visit In Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs. M Gaines have been
recent visitors in Danville.
Mrs. Charlie Walter. Of Lexington,
is visiting Mrs. Halle Dunlap.
Hon. j. p. Robinson made a bust.
mes. trip 20 Danvilie recently
Hon. c. C. Bagby. Of Danvillc.
was a visitor in Lancaster last week.
Miss Eva wcstover has returned
from several days stay in Louisville
Mrs. +. l.. Owsley has returned
from a three weeks stay in Danvilie.
Dr. Virgil Kinnaird and Mr.. Lige
Ford were visitors in Lexington Mon
day.
Mr. william Walker j. spending
several weeks In Mississippi on bust
ness
Mr. George Swinebroad has re
turned from a two days visit in Dan
Vile.
Mr. Harvr McRoberts % Stanford.
visited his sister, Mrs J. r. Mount,
Sunday.
Miss Sue Shelby Mason spent the
weekend with Mrs. W. r. Cook in
Danville
Miss Virginia Bourne has been
spending a few days with Mrs J. y.
Robinson.
Miss Katie Barnes Dicker-sn has
returned from visit 10 friends in
Lexington.
Mrs. Woods Walker and Miss Mary
Mae Walker have been recent visitors
in Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Datson have
moved 20 the Stotmes Flat on Dan
Vile avenue.
MR.. n. p Walter and Miss Kath-
leen Walter. Of Lexington. are wish
ting Misses Wayne and Ethel Walter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Francis Price
have been recent visitor. Of DR.. and
Mrs. $. =, Grant.
Mrs Emma Kaufman and Hon.
Clay Kaufman have been spending a
few days In Louisville.
The many friends Of Mrs Mount
are glad 60 know she is improving
from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wood moved
Tuesday 90 the George Smith resi-
denee on Danville avenue
Mrs John Mckee. Of Danville.
spent a few days last week with her
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. jess Thomas
and family.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-09

18th, 1922. Forms may be obtain
ed from collectors Of internal rev.
enue and branch Offices.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-02-09
Notice To My
Customers

Having been sick | take this
means Of notifying my customers
that will soon be able to again call
upon them. Save me your orders.
d. b. Pelphrey. Watkins, Agt.
it-pd.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-27
New York Bonds


New York. April ss,-fereisn issue.
were the only noteworthy exceptions 10
tho further firmness shown by the bond
market today. although even in that group
several substantial advances we're noted,
The marke, as a whole. however, despite
tho large and diversified turnover. gave
occasional Kisns that the many recent
undertakings had created temporary
stats OF indigestion,
liberty issues were barey steady IN the
early dealings, but strengthened when
the third and fourth tss again rose 10
par. the latter including tho sale OF .
block oe 5000, ,ooo
The strongest foreign bonds included
ckecho. .sloyagia ~. Rio u. Jani~ro - and
Queensland Is. but French government
and murleipals. Mexican "a and bs and
japanese first " were lower by fractions
TO u points
The domestic railway division was hesi-
tant. although many OF the lower price
refunding. convertible and income issues
continued their steady aeerssions of the
past few weeks
Among industrial bonds several OF the
popular oils responded TO the strength of
those issues In the stock list. Satlsfac.
tory progress was reported Elm the sale %
tho New York city 1000. 600 bond issue.
swsrdcd TO q banking syndicate yesterday.
Total sales. par value. aggregated sst.-
si3, 00c.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-27

hiass. Ne, ;. pee 10. ssss, sFssa ssl.ss
,eli s,esAl, psr 10, sossi snssa ss,ss
ball hidss Ma !, psT 10, SCI sFssn ssitsa
boil hides. Ma !. psr 10. u,
hess hidssi Lsrss, sssh, tksi ms.
aiam, each. .. ees su4li, sssl. 'tlse. psnS
sni siuss. cash, lse gsi,eo,
sheep psitsi uTssa ssitsd, ss 10 sss
and sssi. sseh. ts9isei shssTins. psii..
sFssa sailed, ss 10 size aud seoi. sssh.
sglen
Maall eheles, fihs snsrhslf blood, per
H., seUssef msdinm sni thIessslxhth
bleed, psT 10, isu siei ae~ ana ens'ioafth
hoei psr H., lsSlts, psrIy seal per
IL, sutee,
Mhalssals prices An beef cuts .Ts IS
'failegsi Ne, ! ribs, lspl No. fihss i.st
Ne , ribs i,sg No, ! iains .se. Ma
ialHs scot Ne, ) lains, soc. Na, ! rounds.
lfspl No, Fanhds. ifri 40. ! rounds,
ise! No ehpeks, iose; No, shuess,
lasl 50, fhasAs, s.f, 80, ! plates.
sss' No, plates, Sci 80 plates. ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-27
Kansas City Livestock .

kansas City. Mo-, April 2S.--Cattle--Re-
eeipts. $500 head; beef steers. strong 10
lsc higher; three loads mixed yearlingn.
$3.50; best steers bid, $s.40; fat she
stock. strong to Csc higher: better grades
cows. $e.00065o; choice heifers. $500
$50; calves. mostly SOC higher; packer
top. 1900: odd yealers to outsiders, $3.50;
other classes mostly steady; Gamers, -. Is
Q3.ss; cutters. 3Ao0045o; bulls, $4,000
4.5c
HoEs-Receipts, 10000: market. opened
slow: later sales active, 50l0c higher,
with bulk of all good hogs sening at q
very narrow margin; $50 to 275 lts., .3lo.os
0lo.20; packers and shippers top. $l0.25;
mixed loads. $9.S6 010.10: bulk Of sales.
3tS50l0.70; throw out sows, around 1915:
stocker pigs. strong: hest. 5000: bulk
medium to good. $s.e0@10.i5.
Sheep-Recelpts. $500 head; sheep.
bteady to 2sc lower: shorn, lower: Ss-lb.
Texas wethers. $3.50: others. ss756s.25:
lambs. generally lo01sc lower; wooled
Coiorados. 1880; local fed shorn lambs.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-27

Sheep-Receipts. 1880 head. Fat
lambs were In good demand, ruling most.
" steady to in spots 25c lower. Wooled
lambs sold from $l5.00015.75, the latter
top price for the day. and clipped lamts
from $l340@1s.S5. with choice handy
weights at s141o, Sheep were steady 70
sticng. good quality ewes selling at $3.50.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Fat
lamts. good to choice, $500 @ 1875: fat
lambs fair TO good, sl4.0o6l5.0O; clipped
lambs. 31.50G14.00: shearipg lambs.
e13.74014.6o: feeder lambs. &I3.00013.76:
Gull lambs, s1o.oo01s.Oo; fat yearlings.
light. e1..s0013.6o fat yearlings, heavy,
$3.50 @10.50; fat wethers. 3s.00tp12.00; fat
swes. light. ss.oo0s.60; fat ewes. heavy,
$500 D 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-27

cattIe--Reoeipts. 1900 head. Fat cat.
Il. were In good demand again today. and
with . comparatively moderate run the
market on steers ruled active ana mostly
l5a2bc higher. YeariinEs were fully 2sc
higher and she stock sold mostly iodibc
higher. Choice long yearlings reached
$3.50 and tho best heavy steers here
brought $3.50. while bulk OF the steer
offerings 10 clearing at t7.<oAs,ib. Stock
srs and feeders sold stronger. supplies
being very light
Quotations ON cattle: Choice TO prime
beeves. 1s2bqaIS: good TO choice
bseves. s7.75Qs.s5: fair to good besves.
si.0oQ7s5: common TO fair beevcs. $500
700: good TO choice yearlings. $1,000
$50: fair to good yearlinKs. t7.oog7.so:
common TO fair yearlinxs, Ss.bo07.oo:
good to choice heifers. G.2SQ7.7S; fair
to good heifers. sS;Is07lo;. choice TO
prime cows. S6.oo0s75: good to choice
cows. 95.t0Q5.s5: fair TO good cows. st:sa
1Is5; common TO fair cows 93,000<.bot
good TO choice feeders, S7sS67S5; fair
to good feeders, ts.S067.sS: common to
fair feeders, S5.7606.6o; good to choice
stockers. 47,:517s6: fair to good stock
ers, Ss75GT.eb: common TO fair stockers.
ss.0006.75: stock heifcrs. Sl50G6 500;
stock cows, S3.b005.25; stock calves. $50
$500: veal calves. &6.00Gs.0o; bulls,
stagU. etc. 35i5nT.O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-27
New York G-n~rs,.

New York, April s,--ftour-Essy.
o. eogs 30. soft winter straighis. $500
g7b.
wh.at-spo,. easy: 30. rcd and No.
hard. ti,bsk. 40. ! Manitoba. tl.ss Z.
and No mixed dufum. ti.tbhs e. T. T.
track, New York, TO arrive,
torn-kpot. easy. No. yellow and No.
: white. i9c. aud No mixed. 5sise. c. d.
T., New York. all rail,
Oats-liarely HtsHdyS No. white tse.
Pork-Easy, mess. tgb.3o1 .s,oo; family.
sss, 900 $50 co.
Lsrd-fitm; mlddiewcst, til.5B9iits
Tsllow-EHHy. special loose. sse. nom
Inal
other Articias-unchsnged,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-27
New York nrxxoods

New York April 26.-Cotton goods were
steady today. with some indications OF
increasing firmness in unfinished lines.
Print cloths were slightly higher. Bleached
branded lines. Worsted yarns were firm
or. Some substantial sales Of cotton
yarns were made at low prices. Silks
were in fair demand. Furs at auction
were weaker than the last sale. as were
fancy furs in the open markets. Burlaps
were slightly higher, with sales more
general. Silk goods showed little i'm
prOvement