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Here are the Bargains for Friday
Cotton PetticOats, 69c

Some are OF glossy sateen and others of
good quality heatherbIoom and cotton gloria.
none OF which look if they could ever be bought
for such low price.
Nou NAV choose from tailored founces. some
with pm tucls and small ruffes peated Nandyke
tounces straightline models with hemstitched
hens Shown in green, blue, brown and purple.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
F>lannelette KinOnOS
Special $1.00

For chilly fall morning these fannelette
kimonoS are much more comfortable than the
more Stlminerv neeligees. vet inexpensive
easily in addition to the finer
ki1nonos. They are shown in stripes. floral and
various other designs. some with Paisley insets
and trimmings OF ribbon. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-12
Squirrel ChOkers
$12.95

Soft gray squirrel sets off the color scheme OF
any street costume, and has therefore been chosen
for some of the seasons smartest small furs
These squirrel chokers quite ar;stocratic in
everything but the price. and it is amazing what
really fine quality they for Sl205 Correct length
trimmed with head tail and paws Second Floor
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Music
| Recitals at Cornish

Tho lecture recital given last eve
ming at the Cornish by Louis brent.
welt was attended by large and ap-
prcclauve audience. MIR. Drcntwett u
student artist OF Boyd Wells. and
his rccitaia have always met with
favor wherever he has offered pro
gram.
Preceding the program last night
Mr.. Drentwett gave n short talk on
the first two numbcrn. the Bach
prelude and fugue in c Minor, and n
Chopin sonata Following these was
Grleg baiiado. and n group Of
and ucherzo. a Borodln composition
and scherzo, A BorodIn composition
was In marked contrast 20 a DebuEsy
'Golliwogg's Cake walk"
The program closed with brilliant
performance u LISTS Rhapsody No.
q. Mr.. Drentwett IN player Of
Trility. and ON account OF his blind.
ness all hia work has been accom-.
plished under tho handicap that
would have discouraged the ordinary
student. In response 20 numerous
cncorcs. Mr.. fsrcntwctt added Greig
number TO his very interesting pro
gram.
This evening Dorothy Baker and
Eina fsurgeson. students from the
class Of Mise Dali. will 10 presented
IN joint piano recital at $50. To
which the public n cordially invited
Tho following program viii be Of
fercd:
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Model Village Planned
to Counterfeit City Life

CINCINNATI. June "A model
village costing $4,000. 900 will he
built on tho outskirts of ctncin-
natl.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Emery. wealthy
willow. conceived the plan. She has
bought 3sg-acre tract along the
Miami river, named II ''Mar1emont"
and promises by 1924 a suburb
modclcd after English garden vii
lagos.
ut win be an sntidots for the
growing Disadvantages of city living.
without the Inconvenience Of the
country snys Mis- Emery.
The town will not be a working
mems colony. but community pro
vidlng good homes at moderats
prices for families m moderate cir
cunsiancea. II In not charity. for
those who invest In stock VIII earn
Q and per cent and all profits above
that will 10 into community better
ments.
Grading and building OF s-wers
win be completed out Of Mrs. En-.
ery's $4,000. 900 investment before
homes are built
There will be 1000 homes, built In
many varieties OF designs. Lots VIII
be 40. so. 90 and 80 feet wide and
40 feet deep. Houses will be rent
ed as well as sold.
Prices win range from $4,000 10
Sc. 600. Homes can he bought with
an initial payment OF 500. the bal
nnce being loaned on a building as
ISOLATION plan at interest as low az
4 per cent
Houses win be stcam.heatrd and
lirhted from central power plants.
Cheap rates are predicted.
curving streets and Pathways WIN
take the place OF deadly rectangular
blocks. There win be town center.
faced by a community theater. the
town hall. the village green and re
tail shops.
Here also WIN be public markets.
poatoffice. library. hotel. IRE ss-aa-,u.
church. bank. a community building
and apartment houses.
Al least three churches grc
planned. many park plots. a school.
athletic fieids--and even Easolin.
filling stationsi
Increase in the value Of property.
Mrs. Emery planh will work 70 the
benefit OF tenants as well as home
owners by reductions In rents. No
speculation IN real estate viii be per.
mited and lot owners viii be obli.
gated 70 build within a specified
Tina
Mrs. Emery began buying options
on the property seven years ago. and
only recently Disclosed her model VII.
iaec plans
She Is the owner of the vast
Emery estate. which operates many
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CHICAGO. June i--crawf- or
''toddle" or ''rnasic" all you please.
Tirini Bu; n you value your peace
% mind avoid tho rhythmic culver.
inrs Of the ''nhimmy'f
Marie Is tho 'shimmy queen OF
Chicago. Her rendition Of ''the
Nauieh dance" has put her name In
electric lights.
II hate 20 talk ilice \ regorrnnr.-
she said today. explaining her warn.
lng. hut for once the rcformers are
right Tho 'sblmmy' Ia deadlier than
uaoonnhine.~
just then a nearby taxx orchestra
broke into a frenxied. intoxicating
ciarnor that penetrated the room. In.
voluntarily Marie's pretty shoulders
began 10 witch: then her feet began
shutting.
You seer she said piafnuveiy.
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II Just can't help myself Wherever
tho music starts. my body begins
dancing. I'm helpless. absolutely
helpless,
and II isn't music only A street
car gong or an automOtssU n.s. ...s
start me going. You've no idea how
embarrassing " T. !"
The doctors trying 70 cure Miss
Ehlcra ~ "ahimmyitla'' call the dis
ease diafhroststln. an affection Of the
joints The dancer hhs wigKled those
joints 70 much they are now beyond
her control.
Any sound rngwcstsve OF jar or.
chcstra-and what sound In not7--
sets the joints going.
The doctors have ordered her 10
keep out OF earnhot Of all jazz But
20 get away from jazz. money IL
nredcd. SO Marie is suing her en-
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limitations Issued for
Miss YoneLPs Weddina

Mr.. and Mrs. George Youen have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter. Miriam. 70 Mr.. James
o. Gallagher. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Gallagher. Of Birmingham, Ala
The service will be read by Rev.
Herbert IT. Gowen at the home Of the
bride elects parents, Saturday eve
ming. June IL the 25th wedding an
niversary OF Mr. and Mrs. YouelT. at
O'Clock.
Miss Margaret Brady OF Tacoma
and Miss Alice Louise Mcdonald
viii be the bridesmaids. and Mr..
william Taylor. best man. Mr..
Arthur Simon will act as usher. A
reception will follow the ceremony.
Miss Youeil IL a graduate OF the
University Of Washington and a
member Of ri Beta Phi sorority. Mr..
Gallagher attended the university
and IN Affiliated with Delta Kappa
Epnilon frate msty.
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FarctccH Tea for
Travellers

Honoring Mrs. Frederick strive
and Mrs. Alexander NJ wetherill.
who are leaving In a short time for
extended travel In Europe Mrs.
Joshua Green gave a handsome tea
at her homo this afternoon.
Summer flowers IN delicate tinta
decorated the rooms. and the tea Ia.
bio held an artistic arrangement OF
pink snapdragonN doiphiniuu. Co
lumhia roses and apricot tinted glad.
toll.
Alternating al the urns were Mrs.
Richard ID. Merrill. Mrs Charles ID.
stlmson, Mira John ID. FARRELL and
Mira III. II. Earring.
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Benefit for Orthopedic
HO8nitnL

The fourth annual program for
the benefit Of the Orthopedic hos
pifai 10 be given by the Music
Practice club viii take place on
Thursday evening. June ~, az the
hume Of Mrs. G. -. Sumson at the
Highlands.
The program. In charge OF Mrs.
Frederick Parks. will be presented
by members Of the club, with Mrs.
Louise Van Ogle assisting.
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Will Show Slides
of Passion PLAY

Hand.pain;ed slides ,uaId to be made
from official negatives OF the Pas.
sion Play at oberammcrgau win be
shown at the University Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday night by
Or. II. NJ. wilkinson. an eyewitness
10 the original play in 1900 and 1910
The public has been invited 70 attend.
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Entertainments for
Bride-tO-Be

AZ compliment 20 Miss Marg.re,
Jenkins, who will become the bride
Of Mr.. Wesley Fechter White on June
IL. Mrs. George s. Bartels. Mlaa
Louise Bartsis and Mira A r.. Gsl.
key are entertaining with q nlisoeI-
ianeous shower next Tuesday eve
ming.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs IT.
A. Dent win compliment Miss Jen.
kins with a linen shower at her home.
553 Harvard ave. N. and Tuesday.
June 10. Mrs. Eugene w. Bell will
give miscellaneous shower at her
home in her honor. when 20 guests
win be entertained
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Miss Zdnd BroUn
COMMUNICATED

For the pleasure OF Miss zans
Brown. who leaves this month for
Chicago, where she will wed Mr. u.
H. Shuil, Mrs. Marion Mcdonnell en-.
tertained twenty OF her friends at a
miscellaneous shower at her home
Wednesday evening.
The gifts were presented from an
electrically lighted small fir tree ar.
RANGED on the lawn. The supper
table. In a color scheme OF pink and
white. was centercd with a myriad OF
pink candles and white scotch
broom. while marking the place Of
the honor guest we're a wedding bell
and a miniature bride and groom.
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Bridge Tea TO Honor
Mrs. Fiske

HonorinE Mrs w. ID. ffske Of ! os
Angeles. who Ia spending the sum
mer with her parents DR.. and Mrs.
r. u. Whiting. Mrs. A. ID. Tollsfsen
IS entertaining with bridge OF
twelve tables at the Yacht club
Wednesday afternoon. June 7. Ad-
ditionai guests have been invited for
the tea hour.
DIR. and Mrs. Tollcfsen were dinner
hosts at their home "Wednesday eve.
ming with covers placed Tor ten.
Later a number OF guests came In
for bridge and dancing
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Pi Beta Phi to Picnic

The alumnae Of ri Beta Phi viii
give their annual picnic at the
home OF Mrs. Aubrey Wilton at
Hunts Point, Saturday. June 10.
The boat will leave Madison Park
at e:f5 a. m. For reservation call
Mrs. Harold Poison. Garfield 223s.
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apartment houses In Cincinnati. She
has a summer homs a. Newport,
IL T., and il well known here for
her many public bensfactiona.
Plans for the model village were
made by John Nolan. noted city plan
ncr Of Boston
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Tnterlaken Guilds Sports
Clothes Dance

A sports clothes. summer frock
and gtngham dress party. which Is
to be an informal dance and card
party. VIII be given by the Inter.
laksn Guild Of the orthopeaic Hos
pitaf NJ the Yacht club. on the eve
ming Of Saturday. June ~.
1nterIaken Guild has q reputation
for giving successful and delightful
parties. anf the committee prom
ises that this affair will be one OF
It's happiesf and ioveiiest-
Mrs. l. J. Kearns Is In charge Of
the arrangements and Mira Z. ].
Aaron. Capitol 1850. and Mrs. r. r.
Batea- Capitol <oiT. have the tick
efl
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Win Receive Friends

DR.. and Mrs lee Baker with
Miss Helen Baker VIII receive their
friends Thursday. June .. from .
until Q o'clock. In honor 81 their
daughter. Mira Thomas shanicy.
Mrs. Stanley and small daughter.
Barbara Helen. are teaving June
10. for their new home In Whining
ton. n. c.. where Lieut. shanley Is
stationed
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Seohurst Auxiliary in
ChdTQe at Tea .SLOn

Mrs. T.. v. Alburty will be hostess
for seahurst auxiliary at the ortho.
pedic Tea shop Saturday. assisted by
Mrs. w. H. ToIinger, Mrs. J. J.. Kerr.
Mira. l.. NJ. Ferris, Mrs. X. X. Norris,
Mrs. G. Larsen, Mrs. VI. l.. Swan.
Mrs. r. r. Williams and Mrs. T. A..
Nelson
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Sponsor No-HOst Table

DIR. and Mrs Carl IL VIII spon.
sored no-host table for sixteen at
the sports clothes dinner dance at
the College club last evening.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs Walter Hamilton entertained
with an informal bridge luncheon OF
twelve covers at tho Northold Inn
Thursday afternoon.
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ploy-r for $4,000 damages She snys
he taught her 10 dance the
''shimmy." Therefore. she reasons.
he ought to pay for the cure
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The forests OF the United States
comprise eos. 600 900 acres. OF which
isi. 600. 600 acres are owned BY farm
err tn the form OF farm wood lots.
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Seattle women will have the prfvi-
lego OF hearing MIRA Pearl Case
Biough. Seattle delegate 70 tho Ma
tionai League Of Women Voters con-
vcntion and fansAmcrican confer.
cnce held In baltimore last month.
at the silver tea Saturday given Mt
the home OF Mrs. A. ID. Mitchell.
1915 IAN ave. from 400 until 500
.. m MrA nlough will not only
report the convention and the Pan.
American conference. but win give
her personal impressions OF many
OF the famous women present at
these gatherlnEn. among them Lady
Asfor.
Miss Rita Medin OF the University
OF Washington viii sing and Mrs.
Edward y. Flick. who recently Wis
tied Hawaii. win talk Of the Islands
and its people. Mira Mitchell win
be assisted by Mrs Rose simmons
Mra y. y. Godfrey. Mira Helen
Stevens. Mira Aitha Perry Curry.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The delegates OF william McKin.
Icy circle win entertain AT cards nj
the homo of Mrs. May Vance. d2ob
10th ave N. H.. Friday. June ..
from untn o'clock. All welcome.
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Personal

Or. and Mrs. Tom M.s6ag and fam.
lily viii remove. June 10. TO their
summer home al wing Point
Mrs. Rex Stafford and Mise Louis.
Raymond left last night for n few
days visit In Victoria. IL c.
sfr. and Mrs. George w. Rourke
icft today for Victoria. n. C.. to at.
tend the golf tournament
Mr.. Frank Leckenhy and son. who
motored 20 California reccstiy 20
meet Miss Dorothy L~ckenhy. who
has been attending Mills college. Will
return next week
Mrs l. NJ Andrews arrived from
Cleveland. O.. Thursday. TO spend tho
summer with her son and dnughtrr.
in.law. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean w. An.
drcwr. 2t3t s5th ave. 8. w. She wns
accompanied by her grandson. Robert
Arthur Ritchla
Mr.. and Mira John N. spa-rur
went 10 Tacoma wednesday. where
Mr.. sparyur conducted the combined
clubs concert given In the Scottish
Rite cathedral that evening.
Mr.. Rex Stafford and Mr.. Leo
stiles motored TO Vancouver. n. c.
Friday. later going 10 Victoria for the
golf tournament
Mfr. and Mrs. ~. IT. 1atirner and
family viii remove. merit week. to
their summer home at Port Madison
Mr.. mad Mrs. w. A. Peters have re-
turned from short motor trip 10
Portland.
Ma Haig shekcrjian. wife OF MAI.
Shekerjlan. U. 8. A., formerly Miss
Helen Pain. OF Seattle. VIII arrive
this month To visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs David Balm.
Mrs walter Henry. who recently
returned from q trip 70 Europe. IL
now visiting relatives IN Cherryvaie.
Kan. but plans to return TO Seattle
about July 4.
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limitations Out for
Dance

Miss Kathryn ronkin ana Miss
Jean Stewart have issued over one
hundred invitations for q dance at
the Tennis club. Saturday evening.
June 10.
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The Seattle Audubon society will
have i,a annual bird walk TO Three
Tree Point Saturday. June .. with
Mira l.. III. Gray IA leader. Take
Lake nurien car at inierurhan sta
ton on Occidental ave. at a. m.
co 70 the end OF the line
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

and Mira Arthur G. crooknii. All
women Interested are cordially In.
vitcd-
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Ma Haig shekcrjian. wife OF MAJ.
shekerjlan. U. 8. A. formerly Miss
Helen Pain. OF Seattle. viii arrive
this month To visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. David Balm.
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Jahn u. Miller ". Rn

John r. Miller women's Relief
corps will meet In Veterans hall. Ar.
mory. Saturday. June .. at D. IN.
AZ .. IN. a hornc.cooked dinner win
be served.
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Quarante Club

The Quarantc club will meet with
MFR. q. w. Aiken. 1857 Beach drive.
Tuesday evening. June 9. at =
O'Clock. Program, response 60 roll
eaii--"what Ambition Did You
Have In Life as chndf" Corn and
Its rroductA-
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Tho master Key Psychology
class win meet Friday evening
June !. at TAO p. IN In tho univer
sliy branch Library hall. DIR. ]
d. O. Powers. teacher. All welcome
Free viii offering.
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The North End Progressive club
will be entertained nj the home OF
Mrs. Max steinhauer. ffb7 Whitman
ave. Tuesday. juno Q. Mt .. M.
Take Green Lake car 60 Park juno.
ton.
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CLUBS ron SATURDAY
Delta zcta AIumnao

Mrs. Harry Baldwin viii enter-
tain Delta zeta aiumnae at hor
homo. IN the Volunteer apartments.
10th ". and Prospect st, Saturday
afternoon. June J. at o'clock
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Ladies. THURSDAY rrorrs. Club

ladies' Thursday ProKrcss Club
The Ladies' OF the Thursday Prog
rcan club who wish 10 attend the
annual picnic win meet az Gal.
braith's dock. foot OF Madison At.
Friday, June .. at . a. m.
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Mrs walter Henry. who recently
returned from trip 70 Europe. IL
now visiting relatives IN cherryvale.
Kan. but plans to return to Seattle
about July 4.
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Reception at Women's
University Club

The wornen's University club Will
entertain with a reception on Friday
afternoon. Juno .. from until 8
o'clock. honorlng Mrs. Frank 3.
bayiey. tho new president. Mrs Al
yah /. Carr. the retiring president.
and all tho past presidents % the club
Mrs. Leroy NJ Rackus. Mrs. G ].
France. Mrs. Florence Denny Hell.
ker. Mrs. George NJ soliday. Mrs.
Daniel n. Trcfethcn. Mrs Harry
Sumner and Mrs Hcrvey II Wilbur.
Entertain at Tea
Mrs. w. II. Fritch and her daugh-
ter. Miss Eleanor fritch. gave 4
delightful tea that was charming in
every detail NJ their homo. 1911 f.
Boston street. this afternoon from
4 until o'clock.
branches Of the creamy lockwood
heautified tho living room. and bach
elor huttona iris and deiphinium.
combined with deep tinted peonics.
centered the tea table. whore. dis
penslng Inequalities were Mrs.
George NJ Horton. Mrs. Douglas
Bail. Mrs. Clare r. rarnsworth.
Mrs- o. w. Crockett and Mrs. Pierre
r. Ferry. assisted by Mrs. Lawrence
RlodEett. Mrs- Allan Bier. Miss Dor.
othy Anderson. Miss Clara Emory.
Miss Virginia Dut,on and Miss
Helen Fay.
Little filsiey Ball and Cornella
Turner greeted the callers at the
door
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Seattle review No. q. w. II. A.. OF
the Mseeabeea. Thursday. June 8. at
tho A. d. u. W. hall. 1909 Ninth ave.
at .. m Officers wear white.
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Mr.. mad Mrs. w. A. Peters have re-
turned from a short motor trip 10
Portland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ~. IT. ratirner and
family viii remove. NEXT week. to
their summer home at Port Madison.
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Mr.. R-x Stafford and Mr.. Leo
stiles motored to Vancouver. n. c.
Friday. later going TO Victoria for the
golf tournament
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4 CHANCE TO ECONOMIC

Agnes Perry, sie Yale Bldg. can mi
suit I'LL II looks like new. and II wi
She also alters new frocks. Call ELI
.
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FOR SALE-5.room modern bun.
galow, furnished: would consider
good car in part payment. Phone
1172-J. 24.5t
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(First Published Oct. q, 1929
ORDINANCE No. III.

An Ordinance Extending the Fire
Limits in the City of Chickasha
and Declaring an Emergency.
Be 1t Ordained BY the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of Chick
asha, Oklahoma:
/ SECTION No. 1.
That the fire limits of the City
of lChickasha be and the same are
hereby extended to include the east
half of block 38. and the east half
of block 40, in said city.
SECTION No. 2.
For the Immediate preservation
Of the health, safety and peace of
the inhabitants Of said city, an
emergency is hereby declared to ex-
istr by reason whereof, this Ordi-
nance shall be in full force and cf-
feet from and after its passage, ap.
proval and publication.
Approved: o. COFFMAN,
Seal Attest: Mayor.
]. r. WELLBORN,
'sfss 1 City Clerk.
10-27-1t
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Industrial Stocks
Shoir Better Tone


New York. Oct. 27.--Prtce move-
mcnts In todays session on the New
York stock Exchanec added further
support to the theory that the recent
reaction had represented the process
OF correcting the markets. internal
position rather than the peeinnlns
OF prolonged decline.
Industrial stocks. which had borne
tho brunt of the weeks selling
showed n better tone from the start
OF trading and substantial recoveries
were scored by the speculative lead
ers during the course Of the day.
so many factors In the current eco
nomic situation point TO period OF
secondary initiation that It Is diffi'
cult TO explain the pronounced bear.
Ishness which prevailed in the specu'
lative community this week. On ali
precedent, the primary forward n
securities values has another six or
eight months to run, yet many com.
mentaturs went so far as to say
that the trend had turned downward.
In view OF the fact that the bust.
ness recovery so far has measured
up to the prediction contained In
the steady rise in stock prices over
the past year. this opinion does not
appear to carry great weight. Stand
ard industries continue TO point to
further expansion OF commercial ac-
tivities and even IL stocks have fully
discounted the best that may be ex-
pected. prices among the industrial
leaders should have rally from the
present levels.
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BETTER HOUSES
BETTER HOMES

twenty Fcr Cent OFT OF THESE
LIstinss
An elegant 2-story brick resi-
dence on pavement. steam heat.
also embodying every other con-
venience, s13.500.00.
Beautiful brick and lumber COM
bInatIon; an ideal location on
pavement. Cost s12,900.0O. Priced
s9.50O.00.
Five rooms. bath. refrigerator
room, large pantry, south front,
corner lot. s3,500.00.
165-foot east front by 90 feet
north. 4-room plastered house.
$4,000.
Harness Realty Co.
Res. Phone 500. Office 9s2.
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Kansas CITY Livestoc tx.


Kansas City, Oct. 27.-HOGS-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market stronger; bulk,
$S.45@S.7O; heavies, $S.SO@S.65; /;
packers and butchers, $S.50@S.75;
lights, $S.25@S55; pigs, $S.OO@8.75.
CATTLE-Receipts, 5000; market
steady; prime fed steers, S1O.75@
1926; plain to fair dressed beef
steers, $550@105O; western steers,
$5.50@1O.OO; southern steers, $4,000
S.25; cows, s2.OO@6.5O; heifers, $3.50
09.5O; stockers and feeders, $4,000
500; bulls, $2.5O@4.5O; calves, $3.50
@10.50.
SHEEP Receipts, $500. market
steady; lambs, $12.5O@1425; year
lings, $S.OO@u.OO; wethers. $3.50
500; ewes, $5.25@675; stockers and
feeders, $1O.50@1350.