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New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Illinois Votes on New Code
Farmers May Carry Measure
Over Labor's Hostility
I'D Dlspaleh . ~ Tribaas

CHICAGO, Dec. li.-With a majority
Of the members OF the Illinois Supreme
Court fayoriting Il. the proposed new
state constitution promises 20 draw a
heavy vote tomorrow. Chicago leaders
for and against the proposal declare
there will be no less than 100000 votes
cast on Il In Chicago.
Labor unions and various religious
associations are lighting the new con
stitution and Chicago Is expected TO
vote against II three 20 one, but u Is
understood the farmers and others
downstate, except In large cities, are
strongly for H.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

Baking Company have been applying
theirefforts toward this ispresentachieve-
ment.
Long continued animal feeding tests
by scientists Of our leading universities
have proved the great nutritional
value Of this super loaf, and pronounce
il the first perfect white bread. You
will be interested to know that in these
feeding tests, with nothing more than
VITovM BREAD and water, various ex-
perimental animals were raised to full
growth and maturity, to breed and
reproduce even to the third and fourth
generation. There never was home
made loaf or any other loaf that could
accomplish the same result.
Make Wards VITovM BREAD the
basis Of every meal in your home. 1t
means the better nourishmeht Of your
self, your family, and especisllyxrOw-
ing children.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

Better than Homemade or any other bread e'er baked
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
THE TRUTH
"-is also found in frank
confession Of error"

The Tribune lcM be glad TO receive
and publish corrections Of inaccW
racies in its columns.
Readers Of The Tribune have
called its attention 20 a misleading
headline in the issue Of December 3,
put over the Presidents declaration
on prohibition. The headline read,
prohibition Most Demoralizing Fac
tor in United States" The Presi-
dent in reality found generalization
not in prohibition but in violation
Of the law and corruption OF the en-
forcement agencies.
In an account in The Tribune on
December 3 regarding the Cunard
liner Assyria being delayed at her
pier reference was made TO the Alps
Drug Company. Through inadvsrt-
once it was erroneously said that
the Alps Drug Company had gore
out Of business. The Alps Drug Com
pRny. a New York corporation, has
been for years. and still is. engaged
in business, with an Office at 4i0
Eighth Avenue. This company states,
by way OF explanation OF the court
procedure which delayed the sailing
Of the Assyria, that the liquor in
volved was duly and regularly en-
tered, and that warehouse certih-
Gates OF ownership were thereafter
duly issued to the Alps Drug Com
pany."
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Christopher OH Way Here
With Princess Anastasia, Will
Sail OIL Olympic Dec. l3

LONDON, Dec. II (By The Assoei-
ated Press) Prince and Princess
Christopher Of Greece will sail on
board the steamship Olympic for New
York December l3.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Youth 10 Invest $500

gu Quest tiol--t am single man, twenty
s2ur s3 so6 years old With at annual income OF
est 800 or $500 in good bonds Ny
NJ mrS, eoNsidsra 'ion IS safety Of principal.
following bonds appear suitable to IN, cor
ny regutTelrents Diamond Match 7Xs
l%55; Northwestern Rel Telcphone IS
it4l, Northern Pacific Great Northern
p'as 1855; Westinghouse Electric IS
IWted t>ingdorn OF Great Britain and Ire
'ahd 'as' 1923; BROOKLYN Edison is, series
A. is4s Are any of these callahlc I
believe all OF these bonds come in 500
pieces Would you advise me to buy onlv
sloo pieces. choosing from this list, or
Wouiu YOU advise the purchase Of one $500
D1nd and several 500? Can you sugges.
other bonds that would DO better for rne to
way, III your opinion. to invest $500.
Lave no other securities except few nun
dted dollars in Liberty bonds. am an
Interested reader OF your daily column and
regard your advice and information mos,
highly. Therefore. whatever YOU NAV be
able to advise Will be appreciatod.-P. a. s.
Answer - The Northwestern Bell
Telephone IS arc callablc as a whole
only at 107 4. Northern Pacific Great
Northern G32s are callablc, but can be
converted into non-calfablc Great
Northerns if called DIAMOND Match
112s arc callablc at l05 from Novem-
Der, 1928, to November, 1880, and there
after at one-half of / per cent lower
call price for each six months. West
inshousc Electric and Manufacturing
arc callablc after May /, 1926, at 100
plus one-half OF per cent for each six
months unelapscd before maturity.
BROOKLYN Edison Series a IS, 1949 are
callablc at 105. We think your sclec-
ton is good orc. We, however, would
DC inclined to buy one $500 bond and
some 500 bonds, and think that such
purchase among the bonds you have
named would be as good & way as any
to invest $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Financial Items

Win o. Wiimerding is now associetad
esp.r,,,oH r. Halsted i Co In their bond
rspor,. ras Schultz Retail Stores Corporation
oouYoar.a safes In January of Sl.543. 77l.
lsae. with Sl.455.l0s In January,
sscSsnsaa salssinson & Co. are prepared to
ch.esSe at their Boston, New York or
.certiaca, Juices their outstanding interim
tsfundirs tor the permanen, first and
tonds ,s, mortgage 7is per cent gold
4 Powsr .es A. OF the Savannah Electric
ahd dna Comp pany. dated October |. 1921.
Cue 49, october /, 194i, having coupons
tschsd l. 1922. and subsequently at
sameoI,.e avo,es Jarvis Geer Jr and Iohn T
presiden,s" we're appointed assistant vice
tsny ~ . OF the Guaranty Trust Com
Ter of ~" fork. Ny Geer was man
pauy ana e Fal Mall office of the com
tses Of mr. Sample an assistant man
nsnt. ene oompanys. foreign denart-
ispointssGS Guaranty Trust Company has been
dspo.,, transfer agent Of certificates
psaies VI the Beaver Board. Com
.ts;p s;pasron Il on slsiki. has sold his nAnno,.
shasiss ..ew York stock Fxchanca IN
$sao.s N'chols for the cor3ssderatjon
Sid his ahc r. Thornton Wilson bas
eas eo,s,st st 10 John w Walter fnr ,ha
its lats ~. Grafton Tho ,oembersb;r ~
r Bchuvi. ingram has been sold
uacudt. D. Bergen for q similar
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
'eo' ". Helme Earnings
Equal TO S3l.46 ON Common

:. sof The year ended December 81 the
w. wa0lse W. Helme Company reported
t' az. earnings, after charges and Federal
saS'. sSsSSes' Of S1,538, 1853, equivalent, aftcr
ssss,auc'ion 20, OF preferred dividends, to
coa. oa,so share earned on the $4,000.0OO
sSn sn'',oh stock, compared with 1852
NV. ors. " s27.o6. a share, earned in the
s,p surplus, after dividends Of $4,000,
'1ounted + unit to S69s, ,863, against 1922 500
c,,t t.szo. The balance sheet showed
r,s.s az Ss9O,22S and bills and accounts
ts,.''aole Yl,261 ,455. Accounts and
saeS sss q payable totaled S685,e3S. against
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Caution in Selecting a Broker

sbonlS n,,rr, 1Vm1W'Ii you tell mo from whom 7
,.,. purcn"se the bonds you would nd
,nrs T'rs 'or *looo--a business woman's eav
am employed in the Forty cecord
S''ec' oistrtct-A. Il. D.
Answer ws cannot undertake to
pass upon the solvcncy Of brokers or
investment houses. In selecting a Sc
carity dealer you can refer to advertis-
ing now appearing In our columns
with the assurance that The Tribune
accepts advertising only from those
financial houses In whose integrity Il
mas reason to believe. There are Of
course other reputable financial CON
Gems 'r., VINO do not advertise In Tho
lrioune Several of the h;gh-rrsde
organizations have uptown branches
through which you can deal. Tho re-
cchu brokerage failures and disclosures
OF new type OF bucket shop have
focused attention on the need Of care
IN IN selecting broker or bond dealer.
': We suggest you place your funds in a
hlGh~grade bond such as We frequently
recommend IN this column.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

An advance in French government.
and French city bonds, amounting in
the case Of the latter to approximately
point, was feature Of Yesterdays
pond Trading. Investment bankers bo-
i,evo that this reflects growing con-
hdencc in the French outlook, unccr-
ta'nty regarding which has kept these
issues rather below the line of somo
other foreign governments. Specula-
tlVe domestic and foreign issues wcro
again actively bought. while the high
est class investments also showed some
higher, u' "e'o
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Wants ? or 8 Per Cent

Oues,ion-I have $3.50 which J would
Hike 10 invest in some bond or stock where
] can get I or s per cent. / would appre-
ciate q list of stocks bonds which in
your opinion would be fairly safe-F. l..
Answer-You cannot get or s per
cent at present with a high degree OF
safety. A year ago you could. With a
small amount OF money such as this
you ought to put safety before any
other consideration. We suggest that
YOU purchase two shares of National
biscuit preferred. which pays 7 per
cent on its face value. You would have
to pay about 1884 for your two shares
and would get $14 year income from
them.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Government Considers
Credit 20 Railroads

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. Means Of
lending the aid Of the governments
credit to the railroads Of tho coun-
try arc under cons liberation in Ad-
ministration circles, it WAS indicated
to-day by high officials. Any such
plan, however, it WAS said, would not
involve the use of government money
for rendering financial assistance to
the carriers, but the use Of Federal
credit.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Brill Net Profits. Sl63.4OO

Thc J. G. BrlIl Company reported not
profits for the year ended December 81,
after depreciation charges, OF $751;
400, equivalent to S3.56 a share earned
on the s4,5oo,oOo preferred STOCK, COM
pared with a surplus, after Federal
taxes. of Sl,025,32l. equal. after pre-
ferred dividends, to S14.o5 q share
earned on the common stock IN the pre-
ceding year. Deficit, after allowing for
dividends Of $320.600 amounted TO
$157,2Oo, against a surplus Of s7o4.721
IN 1920. Profit and loss .s.. plus was
S2,90A Poi, compared with s3,35l.l92.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
X. & Q. Asks New Stock Issue

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9. The Kansas
&, Oklahoma Railroad asked authority
trom the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion to issue 100000 in new capital
stock. From the sale of she Issue the
railroad proposes TO secure funds to
meet cost Of constructing new
line running from Forgan, Okla. c. Rich
field. Kan, which has already been
begun
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
So. \. e.. Phone Earnings

The Southern New England Tele-
phone Company reported net Income
for the year ended December 81, after
taxes and charges, of Sl,290.62S,
equivalent TO $500 q share earned on
The S15,000,000 capital stock, compared
with 81 ,016 .033, or $S.lT share earned
on the $12 100000 capital stock IN the
preceding year. Net operating revenue
amounted to S1,530,616, against $l,267,-
no in 1920
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Jersey incorporation Record

TRENTON, n. J., Feb. 9.-Morc cor
porations were organized under the
laws of New Jersey during January
than during any month in the history
of the office Of the Secretary of State.
to this effect was made
to-day by Secretary of State Thomas
f.. Martin. He said that 2S4 corpora
tions were organized last month, of
which 80 per cent were empowered to
issue shares Of stock without nominal
or nar value.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

appreciation OF the principal. To do thi,
or 100 and divide the remainder BY tho
number of years the bond 70 run be
fore maturity. For example, II 6 per
cent bond is selling at 90 and has ten
years to run. the annual return VIII he
6.66 per cent. The difference between par
and the market price will be 10 points
subtracting 90 from 100 Dividing ten
points by ten years the quotiont will be l.
This figure is to be added to 6 G6 which
Is the annual return. and the result 66
pei. cent. will give YOU tho approximate
yield.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Carlisle Tire Not for Widow

Question: What ia vour on,,,or =. ..
70 IS Carlisle Tire Company as an !uvest =
neut ior widowed mother having small
capital to inyest?-S II. 40 0'''~'
Answcr-1f you refer to the stock Of
the Carlisle Tire Corporation being
sold by the so-called Business Bn;,ders,
organization, We think that such Sc
curlty, ought not to receive a moments
cohsidcratlon as the investment Of q
woo" with small amount of capital.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Island Oil

Ouestion-May take the liberty OF
asking you to obirc ne with some infor
nation in regard to Island OiI?--J. NJ. A.
Answer: Island Oil and Transport
CORPORATION is Virginia holding
company which controls by ownership
or lease about $1,000 acres in the Mex
lean oil fields, of which 5000 acres are
said to be either proven or favorably
located. The stock is speculative.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Investment
Information,

Questtons Of general interest TO IN.
eesfcrs 'ctu Dc onsWcred in th;s col
n.mn, 'n which case only in;tials wiu
90 used. Others sciu be anspercd bv
mo". address oil inquiries, snclos-
'no stamped, addressed envetope. to
sshoncmt Editor, The Tribune. ISL
"ossd" Street, Ne,o York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Investments for Woman

Qucs tion--May ask IL you will be gooc
enough to give me your advice on the fol
towing matter? friend OF mine wishe:
to invest her money from time to time il
Sloo and $500 lots, where security Of prin
cipal is absolutely assured but she /,
desirous Of obtaining a larger return thar
through savings banks or Liberty bonds
she has no business experience and knows
practically nothing about Investments and
ygstments' is s<eptical on the subject
There fore. VIII you kindly give me q list
of slS or eight good bonds and stocks
Wnich YOU consider II possible to purchase
outside OF Liberty bonds? what she
you'd Ike would be bonds or stocks good
enough so she, could put them away and
inFEel about them. so far as the security
or PRINCIPAL Is concerned Also. can YOU
siVe me tho name OF good book which
s,I e1,p!a'nS cleariy and conc!sely the princ!-
PIES OF bonds, stocks, etc, for beginner ?
/ should be glad to hoar from vou =
promptly as possible for my friend Is
anNiols to invest 500 which she now has
M. G. I.
Answer-Nc suggest "Investments, y
by David 7. Jordan, which explains
non-technically and clearly the prin-
clples of investment. If your friend
will keep in mind two facts which arc
fundamental, we believe some of her
difficulties viii be overcome. There is
no such thing as an absolutely safe in
VeStHcII. ne savings banks invest
money, which your friend and others
deposit, in great variety Of high
grade securities. 1t is impossible for
small investor to get nearly so wide
a range of bonds, and therefore the
risk is larger to the small investor than
TO savings bank You can get, we
think, bonds that have q minimum Of
risk and need d minimum of attention,
but the yield on such bonds in the
present bond market is between and
6 per cent. Secondly, investment con-
sists in the purchase of income, and
when you attempt to buy more income
than the highest grade investments
yield at a given time you necessarily
take commensurate risk. We sugge st
the following bonds, which come in
$1OO or $500 denominations and which
we think are high grade: Northern
Pacific Great Northern joint 61ss, due
1886. secured by the deposit Of the
stock Of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy; Northwestern Bell Telephone
rs, due 1871, secured by a first mort
gage on the Bell Telephone property in
the Northwestern States; United
Kingdom of Great Britain SIS, due
1887: Montana Power first and refund
ing 5s, due 1913; United States Steel
preferred stock; National Biscuit COM
pany preferred stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

Alaska G NJ. = j.
Alb e. Susa. .lGl
Alleeh West 90
Anal Sugar. Gs
an Ag Cn pf 5G1i 81
Am Bk Note. SO g
do IF 49,. 81 5oss
Am Beet S pf d51a 67I5
Am bS&F pf.l0l lO2
Am G X f nt.llS1
Am Coal 49,. %
Am Loco pf. .lI3 lI5
Am Malt & G 10 ISL
Am EAR pf A S7i,5 50
Am SnuR ...ll612 l2a
do II .... so 100
Am sum 7 pg ID -
Am Tel & c. 50 81
A w W 7fe IF - Is
Am Whole IF. S9is 81
Ann Arbor s 10
do pf .... II 30
Art Metals. 49,. IA u
\ j G lst pt 76 II
do I'd pS.. e.. 76 II
All Eef IF. .ll5 AZ
A. as Tack 1884 l5-l
Aust Nichols. "A Az
90 pr .... - IS
Paid Loco pf.lo 10Y
Barn Ica.h pf 90 96f.
Barnsdali -. 20 N
Ratnpilas Mn. y y
Beech Creek. SO
i Nut y pf. l0l
ltr En- s pf 50 65
Brown Shoe. A.
do pf ...... 9l
Buff i; g. +. % 90
do pr ...... 10 80
Buff & $ pf. a.
Cal Pet pf. S5a4 Sss<
Canada South. 5el.2
CCC < SJ IF II 1874
cleve & I'i'ta IL 50
Clue't pcab pf 30
Col & s I'd " 4s SO
Cont Can pf. 100 1o4
Cont -nsur G5 81
CreX Carpet II 81
Deere Co pf. .. so G2
Dctr Ellison. .10li< 1o3
Diet II & Sw. 70
Oct Tn Il II 0lk,
Durham Hos. p
do pf ...... 50 %
East Kodak sG5 700
do IF ......lUS
Elcc Stor Bat.l43 li4
Elk Horn pf. 93 40
I'm Brant pf. 1914 23A
End-Jobn pf. 1861 l07
Emo & Pitts. ~
Fairbanks -. 20 90
Fed NJ s. s. g l2
Fisher Body. SO S.
do pf l00Is lO3
Castor w hs
Geo Cigar pf.lo0N lo2X
Gen Motr pf. Tx 70
Hack Wat :. 1G
do pf ...... 22
Hartman Corp 50 IS
Helme G w. 1870
do pf ...... los
Heuiee Mig. II l6%
Home Min -. e3 81
III Cent / l.. 10
Indian Ref e.. 7 ~
do ps ...... 62
Int Agr1cllt.. s sja
! NJ 'Trk I'd pf - IS
Int Paper pf. so 100
Int Salt 80. *
Iowa Central. 5 9
Jewel Tea pf.. 80 81
Joliet & East SOss S07s
KCFfS&M pf. 81
Kelly Spg pf. 7e 81
Kelsey Wh NJ 40 IOo
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
London Metal Market
LONUON. Feh. 4.--Stand;

LONDON, Feb. 9.-Standard copper,
spot SCI los; futures, 962 Is Cd; Elec-
trolytic, spot, 967; futures. a69; Tin,
spot, 1854 rs Cd; futures, e156 2s Cd
Lead, spot, f21: futures, 500 It's Sd !;
Zinc, spot, s24 Is Cd; futulks, SPA IT'S
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

< K D N pf. 20 ! Ns--'''
hrcsge pf Jos III
hress & Co. 20 ITO
do pf .... on IL
LigT & Mycrs.lso issis
do pf ...losis l1e's
do ]; .Is5 lss
Lima Loco pf. % lnoi.
Lev y lst pf 97,a 81
do % pf. 100 10
l.n-l!lard pf los
,.o'lis Il Nash. h.ll2 ll3la
HacAay Cos. ~ 81
DO pf ..... sos cl
Nah Coal 80. 500 7a0
Nailirson pf. s. 70
Man Su -. 20 50
Man shirt p:lOl% lioi5
Max Motor A Az 50
do cfs lat pf !. 5
do cfs ID pf .
May d s pf lOi loriA
SlS.tP & SSH 81 IS
do pf ..-.. 81 o.
do ! - a5,s
Mont. Pow f..10i
Morris Il Ess II 7s'.
, Mullins H. p;. - nGis
NA' Bis Sf. ..ll9 10
\ In & 81 II Ss "a
Nat Lead pf III ll2
\ Il y. lst pf =
NiC& 81 l pf . II
\ Y Dock pr. SO IS
Norf & w pf. II 74IN
North Cent E. 70
OFIs Elev pf.. a3N a5
Gus Steel pf.. 40 47s
Owens Bot pf. 95 aS
Pacific Coast. lO1s 204
do lst pf. .. 80 30
do I'd pf.... 20 80
Pacific Mail. llA j.
Panh j & r Sfs i0i,
do pr 49,. 50
Penny J c pf. % 81
l'ettibonc .... ~
do pf ...... rs
Phil jones rf SO 93
= II W " C.lol
do pf ....IJ5 l39
PITTS Steel p'. ~ 81
Pr 81 Car pf 90 81
Prod e. Ref ps 81 3S
Refs & Co. 7 10
do ist pf. 40 -
Rem 9'y lst pf 81 c7t.
do ID pf. so 50
Henss & Sara-l2o l25
seaers Ro<b ~ olia 95
Sloss Shelf p. II IT
) j Il Sugar. ~ SIS
do pf 80. S. :!
Stand Mill ..ll7 l22
do pf 49,. S5 90
steel Tlbe pf rs so
studebsker pt.lo4 l0s
super Steel :. 279a 30
do pi ..... 95I
r & = Id Tt.. 300 400
Ifdewater otl.I27 l25
Tw City II r. 80 30
do ~ ..... 70 %
End TSpwrit. l25 $50
do pf ......ln{ ll3a1
Cn Tank 80. "a s
Tn Clrar ST. .lS1 $50 :.
do II .i0s
L s Express ~. 6Ts
= s 1 Alc pf. o. a5
" haalte l pf 9iis 95
Va Car Ch pf 6s ga.
Va ] C g. Q. slH So
do pf ...... 65 20
Wells Fargo. so 81
West Nd pf.. Is l5h
w Pump pf A S. 90
do pf +. -. 6g 691,
Wright Arp. IA 8
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS or
slGAk PkODj CTS COMPANY

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN CON
stituied Committee to represent the
merchandise creditors OF Sugar Products
mas recently been appointed in an equity
Mrocssaing brought IN behalf of creditors in
Ss Sa United States District Court fer the
SvSlnern District % New York. Creditors
CC..lng 70 deposit their claims with tue
ssn woalnaittee are requested to communicate
~. .n ar Emilio Desvernine. Secretary OF
.as M committee ~ tho Office or Messrs Law
s;ac. s.ace Iufnure & Company. No. ca Wall
o'rset' New York City
EDWARD r. McMANUS. Chairman
Lawrence Turnure & Co.
GEORGE II. FINLAY.
c. II. Finlay G. Co.
GEORGE II BUNKER, Treasurer
Guantanamo Sugar Company.
Wall Street. New YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were
10 transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Listed On the New York Stock Exchange

The Commercial Cable Company
o'c o t most land and cable telegraph
me Company
United States and Nova Scotia Ireland England France
well number OF cable in add
tlon 1T tee
out the United States known the Postal Telegraph System
The Mortgage Five
the only debt OF the Commercial Cable Company
mortgage on the entire OF the Company consisting
Cables telegraph Offices
Telegraph SYSTEM
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
U
Wilson Co
7Md temp

TO figure the precise yield on bond It
Is necessary .2 use yield tables, but the
approximate Yield can roughly be fgurod
closing quotation on q bond into the rate
OF tho annual return. }he bond Ia selling
below par you must Anow also for the
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Days Ne,u Isss,es

The National City Company yesterday
offered at 971a and interest, to yield
more than go per cent, q new issue of
100000 Kansas City Gas Company
first mortgage 6 per cent bonds, Series
A. due 1912. The bondsarc non-calable.
Proceeds will be applied toward the
retirement of the present outstanding
first mortgage IS, due April /.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

A number of openings Of bids on
state and municipal securities are on
the schedule in the near future. TIE
most important. $9,oo0oo0 Philadcl-
phia 4.25 per cent issue. advertised for
February is, has SO far attracted little
interest because of the low rate. On
the same date jefferson County, Tex,
has asked bids on S2,0OOO00 road 5s;
on February IA Wichita, Kan, has
asked bids on 100000 AZ and AZ
per cent school bonds, and Oh March 3
the State of Mexico will try to sell
Sl,000,000 thirty-year, tcn-year option
al per cent highway bonds.
Blyth, Witter & Co. have purchased
and will offer shortly an issue Of
S7,000,000 first mortgage per cent
bonds of the California and Hawaiian
Sugar Refining Corporation, maturing
in 1887
, 1922-11-17
PERSONALS

Mrs II. A Patterson and c SIS
ter. Nrs- Ruth Holmes. returned yes
terdAy from Llmon. Colo Mrs
Holmes And Mira Patterson have been
visiting with their parents there for
a week
Alb Cameron and his mother and
slater came in from salt Creek To-
Jay. SIR. Cameron w.. remain IN
Casper while the remaining members
OF the party VIII return to their home
IN New York
Mr. ana M-s. Thomas Norton and
children left yesterday for California
where they will spend III remainder
Of the winter. While there they will
visit II the. home Of Mrs. Sorton's
sister. Mrs. James Anderson.
The Misses Thelma and Dorothy
Simpson Of Denver. are in the city
visiting FRIENDS. They Will leave foi
their home Monday evening.
Mrs. Theodore Allen returned to
day from Denver and Kansas citl
whore she has been for the last three
weeks.
MIR. n Mrs. John sfeGrath hzv'
a. their house guest Lester McGrau
, 1922-11-17
NO OLD o M NOWADAYS

Modern dress. hair dressers. facial
experts and cosmetics nil combine 10
keep women Of all ages young and
attractive in appearance. Not until
the teiltaie wrinkles become so deep.
the figure Stops. or some ailment or
weakness develops to drag a woman
down does h really look her age.
Every woman ows, It 10 herself and
her family to keep herself young in
appearance. and happy. When head
aches. backache or ''the blues" de
velop or when q woman reaches the
trying age from forty-five to fifty.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound may be depended upon TO keep
her in health as it has so many other
women whose letters we arc con.
tn.ually publishing in this paper.
, 1922-11-17
CityBriefs

NJ G. Burk OF Riverton. Is a bust
ness visitor for a few days.
H. o. Barber came down from
Lander and viii spend several days
I n the city looking over business mat
tiers.
Don Phillips OF the ~ParkersburE
Rig and Reel company, left this week
for Kansas City to be gone several
days on busienss.
Bias Vucurevich returned yesterda,
from Lead. s. D.. where he has beer
for several weeks visiting relatives
Mr.. Nueurevich reports that there j.