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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-12
Lunenburg

Work on the cellar of the J. II.
Cole bungalow. near the site of the
house which was burned last Nov
ember on the Methodist Hill farm
was begun last week and also the
work on the Bell end Son store
| plant at South Lmenburg.
Miss Effie Cole came home from
Middlebuy on Friday evening
called by the serious illness of her
| father, E. P. Cole.
Miss Madeline Barber of Ian
caster is the guest at r. c. Bar
ber's.
Miss Flora Houston of Lancas-
7 ter and Miss Isabel McCardy ii
Barre We're guests at K. E. Gees
and J. G. Murtaugh's last week.
Clifford Gee entertained the
Over the Top class Fridays even
ing.
Mrs. Charles Hale of Lyndon
vile was reen5 guest of Fl. r.
Cowles.
The town of Lunenburg pur-
to the house for the present, this
owned by Randall Mcdonald and
will make the roadway run next
to the house for the present this
being necessitated by the land
Slide which occurred Thursday,
when strip 100 feet long and
about eight in width caved into the
Connecticut. This is the third
time the road has been moved in,
the first slide being in 1897 and
the second nine years later. The
farm has been rented to Mr.. Nc
Donald for one year.
The ladies' aid society and invi-
ted guest gave a party at the
Heights Huse Monday evening,
Nav 1st, this being the birthday of
landlord Newman who was greatly
surprised to find the house full as
he returned from fishing trip.
Mrs. W. l.. Rowell sang a solo ac-
companied on the uiano by X. Z.
Brown, Mrs. X. T. Brown read
Tennison's MAY Queen" in her
usual finished manner, after which
L. T. Brown spoke of the special
feature Of q good hotel as an as
set to the town and rated the
Heights House one of the first in
Essex county. also speaking in APP
preiation Of the hospitality shown
by M. and Mrs. Newman during
the past winter in opening the par
Tors so freely 10 the various meet
ings of the different societies. A
booth chafmiAgly decoratd in pink
and white by Mrs. Margaret
Spaulding was placed in the dining
room from which ice cream and
cake was served by Mrs. Spaulding
with Mrs. Ethel SilSby and Mrs. !
Winnie Kimball assisting. 1t also
contained two birthday cakes deco
rated in the usual manner. The
evening vii be pleasantly remem-
bered by all present.
Mrs. Julian Bell f Riverside |
Farm, Suth Lunenburg, was in ST |
Johnsbuly last week.
James King entertained George |
larkin or Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Walter Bean Of Oxford, Me, last |
week. Mrs. King and daughter |
Frances motored to Boston with |
t'ICill oli . IHtltiN ana VIII relnalnIOr |
a two weeks visit with relatives.
W. P. Russell of Kirby district |
road commissioner, VS. called 20
Lunenburg last Week to see about
the landslide and plan out subse-
Quent work on the road.
w. j. O'Leary of Boston was in
town on Friday installing a soda
fountain in the Corliss shop.
MI. and Mrs. X. O. Balch and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas ar
rived on Friday evening from Tan
gerine, Florida, where they have
been since November l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Balch and
Mrs. II. NJ. Pearl of St. Johnsbury
were at Camp Winneshewauka for
q day last week.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-12
East Concord

Ralph Briggs and Annie Per-
kins were married in st. Johns
bury Friday night.
There will be a clean up day at
the Methodist church Wednesday.
1t is hoped there Will be o large
attendance. The ladies will fur
nish dinner.
There was a meeting at John
McDonald's Monday evening to
make arrangements for Memorial
day services. d. NJ. Smith was
appointed to procure a speaker
and has engag ed Judge Kyle T.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-12
FOR SALE
Village Property

A three tenement house, large
nice barn, six acres land, spacious
grounds, a view that is uhexcelled,
located in one Of the best resi-
dental sections Of st. Johnsbuiy.
If one cared to do so three to
four good building lots could be
sold. This is one of the most
thoroughly built houses in town,
very fine finish, lot hardwood
floors, electric lights, gas. This
desirable property must be sold
and the price $4,000 makes 1T a
real bargain. 1t will pay you TO
investigate at once.
Caledonia Real Estate Co.
Amos w. Scott, Mgr.
60 Railroad St. st. Johnsbuly, Vt.
Phone 57S
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Average Bond Prices
Wednesdax Lnlx & 1922
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Libertys to New High Levels.

Renewed buying Of United States
Government issues featured a day Of
general Improvement In all but some Of
the more speculative obligations in the
bond market yesterday. Among the
outstanding advances in Libertys was q
forward movement in the 3hs. the
First As. the Second 4As and the Fourth
AIS. all of which touched new high
levels. The first named issue was
boosted to 1oo5o and closed at 1oo.32
for net gain of IS points. The Fourth
4As sold up to 100.3S, closing strong
with a gain of 10 points. The better
grade of railroad bonds was generally
firm. Atchison's general IS getting above
s2h. compared with Mondays close OF
91%. The foreign bond group was a
bit Irregular. United Kingdom Of Great
Britain AS were steady. while Mexican
Governments were still under pressure.
The industrial list was steady to Arm.
Consolidated Gas rs were in good de-
mand and o.osed at 118%, compared
with Mondays final Of 116h.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
LARGE HUMBLE OIL
OFFERING TO-DAY
Proceeds of S25,OOO,0O0 Issue
of 5 1-2 P. G. Bonds to Re-
tire z Per Cent. Notes.

J. p. Morgan & Co. will offer to-day
an issue OF s25.OoO.o 900 Humble Oil and
Refining ten year u per cent. bonds at
100. The proceeds of this issue will be
used by the Humble company to retire
the same amount of two year per cent.
notes which mature March 10. 1928. but
which will be called for payment Sep
tember / 5 next at 10015.
The new issue is callable in the first
three years at los and thereafter at
1929. The Standard OIL Company Of
New Jersey has large interest In the
Humble Oil and Refining Company and
its interest plus the stock owned by
the officers of the Humble company
represents so per cent. Of the total stock
outstanding.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06

Whitaker & Co. Of st. Louis are offer
ing $1S5,125 Newton county (Mo) direct
obligation 5 per cent. Judgment funding
bonds. due serially June 1, 1927, through
the year 1896. at price to yield 4.60
per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Dodge Manufacturing n.

new issue OF $2.25o. 900 OF the Dodge
Manufacturing Corporations first mort
gage 90 year per cent. sinking fund
gold bonds is being offered Jointly by the
Federal Securities Corporation OF Chi
cago and the Union Trust Company Of
Cleveland. Ohio. The public offering
probably will be made to-day at slightly
below par to yield a trfle better than Z
per cent. The issue is dated July /, 1922.
and is due July 1. 1912. The purpose of
the present financing is to reimburse the
treasury Of the corporation for capital
expenditures. to retire outstanding in
debtedness and to provide additional
working capital. The bonds will be a
direct obligation Of the Dodge Manu-
featuring Corporation and will be Sc
cured by a first (closed) mortgage on
all land. buildings and machinery now
owned or hereafter acquired.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Euuipment Issues.

Freeman & Co. were the successful
bidders for the $2.45o.000 equipment
trust certificates, series T. of the Sea-
board Air Line Railway Company. for
which bids were asked up to noon July
8. Proceeds of these certificates will be
used in part payment for 900 new steel
upper and under frame steel box cars
100 all steel phosphate cars, four all
steel dining cars and 1000 steel under
frame rebuilt ventilating box cars to
cost approximately s3.578.000.
Drexel & Co. Of Philadelphia are Of
fering a new issue of $4,500.000 5h per
cent. equipment certificates OF the Erie
Railroad equipment trust, series GG
They are to be issued by the trustee
under an equipment trust agreement &c
be dated July /, 1922, at prices to yield
AIS to 5.55 per cent. according to ma
turity.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Detroit City Gas.

Halsey Stuart & Co.. Inc. the Ma
tional City Company, Lehman Bros.
and Goldman. Sachs & Co. are offering
an issue Of $13.5oo. 900 Detroit City Gas
Company first mortgage per cent.
gold bonds. series a." at 97A and
accrued interest. to yield over $40 per
cent. The bonds mature July /. l941.
The Detroit City Gas Company supplies
gas without competition to a popula-
ton estimated to be In excess of 1.100.-
600. The bonds will be secured. in the
opinion Of counsel, by direct first lien
upon all the physical properties. rights
and franchises OF the company. with
the exception of part formerly owned
by a predecessor company. amounting
, to ss30.000 and maturing in 1928, rep
resenting less than per cent. OF the
total value Of the property.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
New York, July 6, 1899
Cleveland school onering.

new issue Of 100000 city Of
Cleveland (Ohio) school district AZ per
cent. bonds is being offered at prices to
syndicate composed Of the Bankers Trust
Company, Guaranty Company of New
York. Dillon. Read & Co., William r.
Compton Company and Hannas. Ballin
& Lee. The bonds are dated July /. 1922,
and are due each year from September
/. 1923. to September /. 1912. inclusive.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06

S25,OOO,OOO
Humble Oil and Refining Company
YEAR DEBENTURE
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in
@ $780, e, s"sss:s : % ] @ s $500 e.: @ a ~ sss = % = =
andAa-ad "A7s" interest d1x thereafter provA Maturity
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THE SUBSCRIPTION SUBJECT
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J.'P. MORGAN & co.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
oner New Municipals.

Brandon. Gordon & waddelI are a.
fering a new issue of $500, 1000 PULASKI
county. Arkansas. one year discount
notes at price to yield Ats per cent
discounted to maturity. This loan is
issued to refund maturing county obIi-
cations (road and general fund notes).
Eldredge & Co. are offering s4bO o0o
city Of Manchester. N. H., 4 per cent
bonds. due serially July /. 1923 to 1912.
inclusive. The 1923 maturity is to Weld
4 per cent. the 1924 to 1927 maturities
40 per cent. the 1928 to 1892 maturities
4.15 per cent and the 1888 to 1912 ma
TURTLES 40 per cent.
& Co. and william r. Compton Com.
pany are offering $4,000 Decatur. iii.
sanitary district Az per cent. bonds.
due serially May !, 1923 to 1924 at prices
ranging from 40 to a 4.90 per cent.
basis. The bonds are a direct obliga-
tion of the Decatur sanitary district
which includes Decatur. ILL.,. and con.
siderable adjacent territory.
A. p. Leach g. Co.. Inc, are offerinp
1926 900 Fond du Lac county. Wisconsin
s per cent. highway bonds. OF which
| $z25.000 due 1880. will be issued on a
4.60 per cent. basis. and 500, 900, due
1888. on a 440 per cent. basis.
| Barr Brothers e. Co. and Remick
! Hodges & Co. are offering a new issue
of 100000 ~ per cent. courthouse ant
| Jail bonds Of Cortland county, New
York. They are due serially from 1922
to 1852 in various amounts. and are Of
fered at price to yield from to 4.1
per cent Barr Brothers & Co. also ar,
offering $3s3.0o0 ~ per cent. gold schoo
bonds Of the city OF Plainficld. N.
They are due In various amounts from
1924 to 1864, and offered at = prics Il
yield as To 40 par oem(S
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Rlanchet. Thornburgh q YandersalI oi

Blanchet. Thornburgh e vandersalI OF
Toledo, Ohio, are Offering a $500.00
issue OF per cent. highway, port and
navigation gold bonds Of Broward
county. Fla. The bonds are dated JAM
uary !. 1922. and are, due serially from,
1882 to 1946. They are full and direct
obligation Of the county and are payable
from direct. unlimited ad valorem tax
on all taxable property.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
MoNrEvIDEo LOAN ASSURED.

BuENos AIRES. July 5.--The difficulty.
reported yesterday. regarding the COM
pletion of the s6,000.000 loan by New
York bankers to the municipality OF
Montevideo. Uruguay. has been over
come, sayas the Montevideo correspond
ent of La Ndcion.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Lo. Angeles Ga. and Electric 5hs.

Bond & Goodwin & Tucker. Inc. are
Offering a new issue of $5.000,000 Of the
Los Angeles Gas and Electric Corpora
tons general and refunding mortgage
515 per cent. gold bonds. series e"
The bonds, which are offered at 961A
and interest, are dated June /. 1929.
and due June /, 1947, and are nom
callable for ten years. They are ex-
empt from the personal property tax In
California. The issue Is SECURED under
the general mortgage by proterty which.
including the additions provided for by
this financing. together with the pro-
ceeds from the above mentioned author
lied issue. of 81. 100000 preferred stock.
is conservatively valued at over S45,-
900. 1000, or more than 1.96 times the cor
poration's total funded debt. including
this issue
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
$4,000, 900 GOLD SHIPMENT.

The White Star steamship Majestic
arrived yesterday with consignment
Of ninety-one boxes of gold bars. valued
at $3.000.oo0, for Kuhn. Loeb & Co.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Punta Allegro Debentures sold.

Hayden. Stone g.. Co. announce that
the S5,s2o,700 Z per cent. convertible
debentures due July /, 1887. Of the Pun
Ia Allegro Sugar Company which were
offered at par to stockholders up to the
close of business June 80. were fully
subscribed for and therefore no bonds
will be available for the underwriting
syndicate. The closing sale on the New
York Stock Exchange of the rights was
at "A per cent. which Is equivalent to
10315 for the debentures.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
out Of Town Issues.

Gardner. Clarke & Co. Of Toronto are
offering 100000 city OF Winnepeg 5n
per cent bonds maturing July 1. 1912.
at 10000 and accrued interest to yield
5.45 per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
S25,OOO,OOO
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Interest payable January IS and July rs

Principal and interest payable in New York City
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
TOM COOPER CHANGED TRAVEL MODE
AFTER BEING HERE A SHORT WHILE

One rslSy Tuesday morning early in
November. 1914. Tom Cooper arrived
in the city parked himself In local
restaurant. psrtook of u hasty meal,
and proceeded to take an inventory Of
the town.
Taking a. inventory of the town re.
quired more OF Toms time than II did
10 cast up the sum total or his worldly
effects, which he confesses consisted
of one aged horse. said horse being pos.
essed Of enc SPAWN, one ringbone, one
sightless eye. and pessimistic dispos-
tion. To this quadruped, attached by a
miscellaneous assortment OF harness and
baling wire, was delapidated buggy.
minus ,he top that was lost by coming
in contact with the branch Of u tree
enroute to Ardmore.
After looking over the place for a
day or 50, Tom decided that he could
sell few Ford cars II the opportunity
was granted him, and to secure that op
portunity he exercised his most val
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20

lent powers Of persuasion In order to
get q start.
IL was not long after he embarked
In the sale Of F'ords before things began
to happen In the automobile line so far
as he was concerned. his sales grew,
but In order TO keep them growing he
exerted every effort he possessed. talk
ed Fords by day, and dreamed Fords by
night, until ere long he was compelled
to seek more commodious quarters.
Business prospered, and his rext ven.
ture was the magnificent garage on
West Main street perhaps the finest
| in the ;tste. where he continued bust
ness until early this year when he sold
out and took on the Cadillac and Stude-
baker lines just west Of his former To-
cation on West Main street
M. Cooper has been a big factor in
the automobile trade Of southern Okla.
hamo for several years. and his busi
ness from the small beginning launched
here is one OF which any man might be
justly proud.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
SUMMER FOOD
Colvert Ice Cream Com
pany Has Product that is
Accepted on Merit.

From "a small factory Of five years
ago TO the largest and best equipped
Ice cream manufacturing plant In south
ern Oklahoma, is the growth that has
rewarded the efforts OF the three Col
vert brothers. who just that many years
ago took over the Diamond A Ice Cream
plant here on street. southeast. In
five years the three brothers. with
10. q. Colvert as head of the firm curb.
ed an import Of ice cream into this
city and are today supplying u demand
for the Colvert products that extends
over several counties.
The Colvert brothers are among the
few pioneer ice cream men in this
state. Eighteen years ago they sold
out their interests in u leading Chicago
plant to come to Oklahoma and develop
new field. During the brothers stay
in this state the Colvert ice creams
have been introduced ut Frederick. Nc
Alester. Altus. Durant. Ada. and here.
AT present the brothers are operating
plants here and at McAlester.
Upon becoming the principal owner
Of the plant hero Mr.. Colvert early
began the improvement program that
Is responsible for the high place his
plant occupies among other similar in.
dustrles OF the state. Nothing but
modern equipment has gone into the
new factory, Mr.. Colvert declares. A ri.
gantic milk pasteurizcr and viscolizer
are included among the recent improve.
ments. All products used in the manu-.
facture Of the cream are thoroughly
treated under modern processes before
passing out of the plant The Colvert
Ice Cream Company works under the
direct supervision Of the National Dairy
Council the Oklahoma A. 4 NJ College
and the Y. S. Department of Agricul
ture, all Of which send inspectors here
at least twice a year. Mr.. Colvert de
clares that not one time has his plant
been criticised for its process Of manu-
featuring ice creams.
The management reports a prosper
Gus season and contemplates that fur
ther enlargement OF his plant will soor
be necessary TO care for increasing bust
ness. The quality OF the product /!
recognized by dealers to be the best ir
the state as attested by the CONSTANT!
growing demand for Colvert's ice cream
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
WALLIS BUILDS
WONDER PLANT
FOR CLEANING
Equipment and Methods Per-
NIT Him to Become Mem
ber of Master Cleaners
and Dyers Assn.

the only Master Cleaner in Ardmore
and one of the few in the state is the
claim of the NJ. NJ, Wallis Dry Cleaning
and Dyelng Company which started
In business here in August 1919, under
the name of Joe Curtis Company. Mr..
Wallis proprietor, formerly joint own.
~ in the three Curtis plants in Ard
more, Duncan and Gainesville, is active
ly in charge of the plant here now.
Garment cleansing which is said TO
be the least unleratcod industry in the
United States from the publics stand
point has reflected its marked develop
ment in Mr.. Wallis plant which has
worked into ranks of the best Master
Cleaning companies in the United States
step by step. Before a company be-
comes eligible for membership in the
Master Cleaners and Dyers Association
the applicant must pass rigid eXamina
tons similar TO the physician and law
yer before being admitted 10 practice
The emblem of the association Is a
standard of high class Workmanship
and is u guarantee of service, accord
ing to members.
In establishing a cleaning and dyeing
plant in Ardmore three years ago, Cur
tis and Wallis modelled the plant like
the ones in Gainesville and Duncan
Machinery for pot only cleaning and
preserving cloth materials but for de
stroying and removing disease germs
was placed in the plant
The dyeing work in the plant here
has been specialized, the proprietor de
clares Only in recent years has the
public been educated to the standpoint
where they have clothing dyed instead
of discarding, dyers state. Making ole
hats new is a phase of work that has
not been overlooked and is seeing {
renarksb BILE increase in popularity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20

public is concerned in every action
made by this company.
The New York office keeps this store
continually with the changeable styles
in suits, dresses and coats; thus. New
York's newest creations are shown
here as well.
The store is so arranged that women
can do their shopping In about one
fourth the time It would require In
some ordinary stores. Each depart
ment has its own display with convent.
ent access.
In the words of the manager, when
we came to Ardmore four years ago
we were unable to obtain location
OH Main street. and therefore, we were
seemingly handicapped in having TO To-
cate on side street-but We found
later that despite the situation, people
know where to Gomez
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
CLASS WRITTEN
ALL over Store
Of ROSENTHALS
Ardmore Has Right to be
Proud of Up-to-Date Mer-
chandising Place Of
Great System.

Whenever one can find place Of
business where experienced employees
have been with the firm since establish
nnt he may be assured that there is
one place the best Of service Will be
rendered Rosenthals store with its
hardwood polished floors. its green
carpets. gray counters covered with
plush to protect the garments laid
thereon, with its gray finshings in
fixtures. its modern plush-covered dis.
play tables, its upto-date alteration
room, and many other pleasing features,
is one of the places in Ardmore where
the highest class of people enjoy TO go
shopping.
The employers are of the most pleas.
ant disposition are always ready to sell
you goods Of quality, showing courtesy
| guaranteeing satisfaction
The Rosenthal store especially feat.
ures an exclusive line OF Gershers
dresses and suits for women. Dresses.
| suits. coats, wraps. blouses, skirts,
| sweaters, hose, furs and hats are made
| a speciality. 1t Is no task at all to do
your shopping there. The clerk helps
you choose your garment. leads you
to one of the well-ventilated well.1ight.
ed. and mirrored French rooms and
helps you fit 1t on. If you are not sat.
| isfied with the fitting of 1t, you are
next shown to the alteration depart.
ment where work is absolutely guar.
onteed.
Mr. Rosenthal personally makes about
six trips during the year to the east
where he chooses for Ardmore ladies' the
exclusive modes and then displays them
New York style. The display windows
are modelled after the eastern style
particularly style SO is the merchan
disc.