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highly potent In all the three vtamins Mild fat soluble A.
rich and strong vamns and C. Eat them instead Of
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decacy with an the value and mono Of tho dawhac
indgesbity, grcasiness, Of the heavier food, nuts.
vltafood Is fruit cereal and nut product exceedingly
high In all four vamins. It Is composed Of uncooked fruit
pulp cereal extracts and concentrates of vegetable organs
Of growth depending natural sugan for sweetness.
Conains not less than $40 of the most valuable organic
mines. salts of iron, calcium, potassium sodium and
ganic phosphates. Fc
Vtafood is as palaabe and pleasant bo eat fine candy
1t has Of tho Disadvantages Of yeast such a. dir
Evening star., 1922-04-27
Vftamin Contents Certified
~ drug sesres md grooaAs--
8oe, Sc, $50 si1es

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The Christian Vtafood waters show a higher vitamn
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(Signe6 Prof. LEWIS B. ALLYN
Testing and Research Westneh
The Need of Vltamfns
vtamins positive constructive forces, thercfre-hck
of them causes disease
Aystd drugs, Kat YOUR sugply sf vItamino in FOODS.
sou stoaeA. Robert McCsrison of tho Royal College
Inff9est3oa. of Physicians, London. says: "Vitamn
Cne ~ faulty food causes stomach and intestinal
disorders, vague Ill health, nervousness
and other symptoms that be prevented overcome
simply by supplying vitamins. In Northern India he
found NO appendicitis among the natives who ste foods
rich in vitamins.
c-.u,..,, Without Vtamin the gangfs and striped
muscles of the colon lose their power to
move the bowel content. Constipation disappears with
properly selected vitamin rich diet.
Ffred feeling When food Is deficient in Vitamin B, the
sn6 ylervo1S body mines this from tho nerves and
ex1austjoa glands Nervous irtablity, insomnia and
lowered vitality result which can be over
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hf. tr.-BIe. Vitamin aids tho formation of white
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Teeth and bones arc built from within by
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and bouy struttme When foods vtamin poor your
teeth grow soft and easily decay. Delayed teething in chill
dren, bow legs, fat fet tickets, soe Dr. Frank T. Peck
page 1910 duo to shortage of vtains For pyohea
In this connection read the report Of Dr. Percy Howe Of
Harvard University (sent FREQ request TO denss and
physicians by tho Vitamin Research Assochtiool
Evening star., 1922-04-27

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Evening star., 1922-04-27
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Evening star., 1922-04-27
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-31

tras % SO score score. ssMgss,so: frsts' g 10 81
score, a603sc; firsts as to 50 score, ia
gs6 Ac; seconds, 3lH q SSc: lower grades.
s7c; good 70 prime. sSh @abhe; common
to fair. 280321ac.
Cheese e-Receipts, s,577 boxes. New York
State flats. June ST ,s, 22h @22Ac;
New !. .ss. York State fats; u specials 2in
21c; Young Americas. 2ohc.
j Eggs-Receipts were 1853 cases. Fresh
extra frsts,. ss@s5e; hrsta, so@sac:
sa@s%c; dirties No. J. sf@ sss; dirties. 10. 10.
and poorer, 1S@20hc; checks. poor to
choice, dry, l6@20c; refrigerator, extra
irsts, charges paid to expiring dates, zoe;
@2ac; seconds. 24@261ac; New Jersey hem
merry white, candled, extras. Sic; un-
candled. extras. 53@5 SIC: nearby hennery.
whites t,. extras local Sandsd 5sg67c
whites, average extras, 4s@52e; nearby
and nearby Western hennery whites, extra
hrsts 4a@47c; firsts. as@42c; nearby
ss nsarSy wssas 10 sasa s s9
pullets eggs, 2s@4sc Pacific Coast, whites
extras. 4T@4sc; extra frsts, 42@46c;
frsts .ss@lc; undergrades, 81 @a6c; pull
gathered whites 3o@42c;. nearby and
nearby Western hennery browns, 1904 ;
nearby brown and mixed colcrs gathered,
extras, 3s@3sc; arsts to extra hrsts
30@36c.
giants, s1.1o@s1.io; sacks. Soc a $50; Long
island, 1e5 lbs, s2s5 @s2.6o; $50 lbs, 50. 25;
No. 2, s1Ds1.25; sweets. Jersey. basket, 81
@s1.75; No. 2, soo@65c; Eastern shore
basket 2bcQ$125, yams. Jersey. basket,
S1GDs1.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Cotton Up Despite
Closing Reaction
On Profit Taking
Dullness Fails to Impair
Firmness of Undertone;
General Market Closes
5 to sl0 Points Higher

The dullness which prevailed in cot
ton market circles yesterday failed to
impair the firmness of undertone which
has been feature of the market this
week, ard except right at the close
When local unloading caused setback,
tho tendency Of prices was higher all
day. AT one time they represented net
advances Of about ID to Id points. with
October selling at 2274c, or within
about so points of the seasons highest
level. The closing reaction, which was
due chiefly to realizing, left final prices
s to 10 points net lower.
II was very evident from the lack of
aggressive selling pressure that the specu-
pressed with the hullish nature Of private
crop adyicea and condition figures this
month. One OF the private condition figures
and the Averages Of Cotton Exchange mem
bers b76 Probably the market has re-
GENTLY been trying to discount not only q
tion in the crop since government figures
were compiled on August 26. Those who
are looking forward TO September condi-
tions points out that the greatest deteriora-
zb and September rs was 10 points, in
1901. when the. condition declined from
ia to 6l4 The average falling off In
points.
A more optimistic feeling over European
affairs and intimations that the coal strike
might be settled to-day doubtless added
to the steadiness of tke market by check
ing bear pressure. bus there WAS a notice
able disposition to avoid new commitments
in advance OF the bureau. The effect
which a bullish government figure might
have had the goods market Is prob
iematic. Many think any further rise in
prices would checR consumption. but others
point to the large Fall River sales Of
cloths as evidence that the country is
bare of goods and at least is not hesitating
over the present level of values
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and points lower at 22,S0c for
aniddling. No sales were reported
The range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Wheat Averages
Lower as Buying
Power Slackens
Sentiment Beari+ h; Cen
eral Market Ldoses 81
to lM Gents Down;
Corn Rules Unsettled

CHICAGO, Aug. 30-Wheat prices
averaged lower to-day. Sentiment was
bearish and there was lack of aggres-
sive buying. Short covering furnished
the bulk of the support. At the finish
wheat showed net loss of &c to lhc;
Corn was NC higher to like amount
lower; oats were unchanged to u C off,
and provisions were unchanged to
121ac down.
Substantial buying power was lacking In
the wheat market. while increa sed selling
was noted on all rallies Offerings were
fairly well taken on the declines by com
mission houses, News from Canada and
weak cables had a depressing influence
here. Receipts of wheat were reported
as 100 cars, and the worlds available
stocks showed an increase of 1925, 600
bushels last week, bringing the total
amount to 97.197 900 bushels, compared
with 1tA,15S.000 bushels year ago
Corn averaged lower with September
showing the most weakness because Of
scattered liquidation. Rains were pre-
dioted for the western part of the belt
offerings were smaller of new
corn, but fair of old corn an dcomplaints
of car shortage were few. Oats followed
the trend of other grains Provisions
were irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Railway Earnings
For July Show
Gain Over 1921
lO4 Out of 200 Glass /
Roads Report $40, ,263,-
900 Net for Last Month,
Increase of $2,325, 900

Reports thus far fled wiz ~. In
terstate Commerce Cammissio0 show
that 104' out Of 200 Glass / railro ads
throughout the United States, had A
net operating income in July Of $46 :
263,oo0, compared with $43,938,000 for
those same roads in July last year.
Operating revenues for tthe 104
roads. representing mileage of 141,-
$50, totaled S272628, 900, decrease of
2.6 per cent, while their operating ex-
penses amounted to $207,087,OO0, re-
duction of 81 per cent. Of the total
net operating income tffty-seven East
ern roads reported es15,a7O,o00, COM
pared with $20,510,500 for the same
carriers in July, 1921.
Sixteen railroads in the Southern
district, with a mileage of 1880, had
net operating income of $4,435, 800,
while thirty one roads in the West,
representing 79,16s. miles, reported a
net operating income of $25,s56,7O0,
contrasted with s19,o69,o0 in July last
year. Railroads reporting yesterday
were.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
The range OF prices:
22.4o 22.A0 22,4o.


Southern SPOT nnaFiSet---Galveston, quiet
unchanged at 22.boc; sales, l,012 bales.
New Orleans. steady unchanged at PC; /;
sales, 7s4 bales Mobile, steady; un-
changed at 21.68c; sales, 1872 bales Savan-
nah, steady; points lower al ~. 25c sales,
677 bales. Norfolk, quiet; unchanged at
2a.3Sc; sales. IL bales. Augusta, steady;
Z points lower at 22.31c; sales. 2S9 bales
Memphis, unchanged at 22.5Gcj sales, $50
bales. st. Louis, steady: unchanged at
aae; Hales nil. Houston. steady: un-
changed at 22.4oc; sales. 6,751 bales Little
Rock, quiet: unchanged at elise; sales
100 bales Dallas. steady; 10 points lower
at 21.70c; sales, 4.472 bales Montgomery
firm; unchanged at 21.6Sc; sales. 160 bales
Fort Worth, steady; unchanged at 21S5c:
sales, 1,726 bales.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Sugar and Coffee
Raw SMEAR Eufurea

Trading in futures was active and the
market decidedly firmer throughout the
day. Most of the support came from the
West again and from commission house
shorts. On the call prices We're to z
points higher and the close 12 to IA points
net higher on estimated sales of $4,000
bags. The firmnegs was O. reflection of
the improved cost and freight market tone.
together with more active demand for
refined sugar.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Toronto
Bid. Ask
Financial Items

George HANSEN sold his nembershsp
In the New York Curb Market yesterday
10 George Perry 3r for 5000, equaiing
the previous record price. 8s8s z
The New York Cotton Exchange men,
bershfp Of T. Wiliiams was sold to Jerome
Lewine yesterday for $4,000. an advance
OF $1,000 over the last previous sale.
william G.. Hanford, formerly WITH
with the bond department of Kelley, Dray-
ton e Co. Members OF the Stuck ExchanKa.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables-Due to 6 points
higher. Opened quiet at to points ad-
vance. Closed steady, unchanged to 6
points higher. October 12sad; December
l2fld; January, 12.64d; March. 12.6od ;
May, 125id; July, 12.S8d. Manchester:
Yarns steady; cloths quiet and unchanged
Spot cotton quiet at points advance:
middling, 1850. Sales. 5000 bales: Amer
ican, 4,0oo bales. Imports, 1900 bales;
none American.
The II o'clock bids cabled to Liverpool
follow: October. 22.65d; December, 22.73d: /:
january, 22.59d; March, 22.63d
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Coffee Futures
The range of prices.
Securities at Auction

J. share Fifth Avenue Bank, New York,
siuu shsras Chicago. Rock Island & Pacihc
Railway Co, per cent prefd' $io0 eaca;
10 psE Shares arsfe Chicago Rock island pacine
Rwy Co.. common, 500 each; per
Is sAahs shares Apoilinars Agency COMPANY:
12 shares Hudson G. Manhattan r. r. Co.
common, sloo each; per share : Z, ~ ~
ppefd ] sioo ue each: per share re- Si7
$l3e.e5 Hudson & Manhattan II. K Co.. lst
lien and refdg; mort bond nc scrip. 80 ~ 70
New York, $10G; lot. SO
share Trow's Directory and Printing and
Book Binding Co., sloo; lot. ~
Interest in the Martha Iron Co., lot. .s42
$4,000 Gulf. Florida & Alabama Railway
Co. 1st mort per cent bonds, ce-tificate
10 os shares as'ii Milfora Uxbridge street Rail
way CO.. s1oo each; per share :, $3.50
25 safa9 shares Bankers Trust Co, 500 each
1os IS shares res iron products Corpn prefd, sloo
so shares Contact Process Co com, 500
10 easn, shares s. Contact Process CO pf, sioo
50 sshl Shares 81 National Drug stores Co pf, 500
So sIal shares 50 National Drug stores Co COM
1910 shares railway improvement co. sioo
so shares Maplewood Hotel of New Hamp-
shire pf, S100 each. lot :. j. S45
so shares Mapiewoad Hotel of New Hamp-
shire com, s109 each: lot .sll
rs shares Staples & Hanford' co pf. s1ee
So eaea saafea aos staples & Hanford Co com, 500
200 shares New York City Interborough hy
xl00 eachs IOtt ~, 2 iyv
100 shares Central Hudson Steamboat Co
com, $100 each; per share ,... .-..s1A
100 shares Central Hudson Steamboat Go
pf s100 each: per share ...,..,.....Sl5
Sll, 600 Staples & Hanford Co 1st mtge 8
per cent bonds. due 1881. interest Feb
ruary and August. lot. .-..-.......se $50
500 shares The Nunnally Company; per
500 shares The Nunnatiy Company per
s5s share ~ .SloSs
500 shares The Nunnaiiy Company; per
Is shares p Fl Gill G. Sons Forge g. Ma
chino Works pf 800 each: lot ...S S6e5
500 shares The Nannally Company: per
500 shares Ths Nunnally Company; per
asa shares OF Arcfaibpid Coal Co. $40 .0eN
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Cotton Seed Oil

The market for cotton seed oil was com
paratively steady early in the day on
lief Administration had purchased about
1000 barrels of compound lard for ship
ment to Russia, but toward the close
liquidation set in and final prices were
to % points net lower. Total sales for
the day were 5000 barrels.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Country Produce

Butter =. Receipts, 1857 packages.
Creamery higher scoring than extras.
SSi9 @S9c; 92 score. 37la @ 3sc; frsts 90
to 81 score. 35@37e; seconds. II s3 to 81
score. 31@S2ci lower grades, 30@30Ac.
Creamery, centralized cars, 90 score $40.
341ac; SO score, t33 @331ac; SS score 32Iac;
.S5 to 81 score. 31Q32c. Creamery un-
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
LIABILITIES

Joint Stock Lana Bank
5s. is3s-lss4 $1,000. 90 Toe SOC
Ehfcago Joint atcck Land
Bank 5hs 1s5r-1ssi lo5H 1854 47z
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 6s, 79Sf-Is4G. ssg 1o9A &sa
Chicago Joint Stock land
Bunk 5s, less-Esa1 ..fesx 1o2 sk4
CT icaEo Joint Stock Land
Bank 6s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iesx 4so
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stuck Land Bank Bonds

Joint stock Land Bank
1 sss lS6l-l9S1 ". ..sssA, ,1@oA io2M AIS
Joint Stock Land Bank
SIS. isSi-iss1 .s..s...1osM 1864 s.ssi
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
New York City Bonds
Form, Rate. NJ,
New York State Beads
Bid. Ask. Yield.

Issued In coupon and registered FORM.
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
terab1e.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31

fCailea Tor payment az 1907 gepssfs3est
10. laa2 sssaifed for payrasrf ~ stns &C..
ss,i, soses !, ss3S fcaiiad for paynsnt at Ia7
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
4 onnn swift 1at &c 1na 100 a4A ioi
Cleveland
Detroit

26 Am Light =. .i43 i43 f43 IAS
azoo Cont Motors. sls 8s s1a sa4
200 Detroit Edi 1isB iis IJs 1Is
5000 GLADYS Bells % ~ % ~
l6o Mich sugar. 81 81 ~ sM
$50 Motor Wheel. IsA 1sM 13A 13M
1850 REQ A-,-.. .4.4 1sA Ian "A II
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Sugar Stocks
Certificates Of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes

sAccspaabie In paymsnt OF Federal taxes
an the dates OF maturity
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Corn
Oats
Flour and Meal

Yesterdays Previous Year
w York: Close. cloae ago.
white. f.o.b.s0.s2M sO,s2% s1.14h
New-York tribune., 1922-08-31
Philadelphia
Bonds

$4,000 Cons Tr M 5s ss1a ssa sax ss.s
soo0 Elec Peo 4s. 71M 71ls 7Ia 7l3s
a6oo @ Phila FL list 6s.1o0H 10oa4 1907 100 Il
$4,000 Read'g gen As. 85h 8hA 8hM SKI
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
Livestock
AT CHICAGO

Chicago. Sept. 26.-Cattle-Receipts
Is, 1000; strictly choice and prime corn
fed beef steers scarce; steady to strong;
other grades slow, steady to weak:
early top matured beef steers s12; some
held higher; light yearling steers
S11.50; bulk native beef steers $9.50Q
1875; she stock slow, steady to weak;
bulls, stockers and feeders about
steady; veal calves slow; early trading
about steady, quality considered; sup
ply of western grassers fairly liberal;
bulk beef COWS n heifers S45O97.50;
bulk bologna bulls S4Q425; bulk veal
ers early around 81.
Hogs-Receipts 10000; light and bet
ter grades butchers weak to 10c lower;
others dull, around Is to 25c lower;
bulk 40 to 80 pound averages S10.50Q
$1,000; top S10.65; bulk 260 to $40 pound
butchers S9.90010.25; bulk packing
sows s7.60QS.25; pigs dull, around ESQ
lower; desirable kinds $9Q9.50; heavy
S9Q1O.30; medium $9.S0q10.60; light
/ 0.20910.65: light light S9.60910.30;
packing sows smooth $7.90G8.60; pack
ing sows rough $7.30QS; killing pigs
SS.75G9.50.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; fat lambs
opened steady to strong; later. spots
10 to 15c higher than packer buying
Monday: early tor, natives $14,6o to
city butchers; S14.50 to packers; first
rate fat western lambs S14.50q1460;
some held higher; feeders strong; best
around s1440; sheep around steady; Sc
pound Montana feeding wethers late
Monday 81.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
MILWAUKEE,
New York Market


New York, Sept. 26.-Lack of fresh
buying power and renewed concern
over the foreign situation courag
professional short interests 10 sLeat
activity In Tuesdays stock mark9I.
Prices drifted downward but generaily
within narrow limits. the selilns
movement was aided in It's early slaBeS
by rather heavy offerings from Wes.
ern points. Domestic news was iargeiy
favorable. Trading was again largely
in the hands of professional interests
unconfirmed reports of capital re-
adi,Istments and possibility OF extra
dividend disbursements continued .
have a favorable effect on STANDARD
on securities, Standard on OF N o;I
~ California az. Pan-American and
California petroleum also uostan'ia
bettered their positions.
Predictions that the August earnings
statement of the railroads Woulo snow
heavy losses as a result or the miners :
shopnen's strikes were borne out Dy
fie1ires supplied by the Union Pacific
system. They showed a loss in net
operating income for August or Sl'o49,-
2i9 below that of the
month last year. However NJ sruss
thar 1t was in July and larger tnan
that for either May or June, before the
shipments strike went into erect
Largely as a result OF this
Union PaCl11C SIQCk was dLhOhe ~
hardest hit in the rail group, dropping
III points.
Atchison. Canadian Pacific, Northern
Pacific, st. Paul common and prefer
red and Chicago & northwestern also
scored material recessions. other
changes were largely fractional.
Total sales were $4,000 shares: ..
Call money opened and renewed az
Az per cent but eased off to four at
the close. The time money market also
showed a tendency to ease, bankers
who had been holding out for a five
per cent rate for the longer maturtties
loaned money Tuesday at Az. The bulk
of prime mercantile paper commanded
four per cent.
irregular. but did not appear to reflect
n serious concern over Near East
developments. Sterling yielded slightly
In response to another large offering
~ commercial bills against grain and
cotton shipments, while the continental
rates were inclined to harden.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
Chicago Market
GRAINS AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, Sept. 26.-Nervousness over
the Dardanelles situation and the
threatened tie-up of vessels on the
Great Lakes led to higher prices Tues
day for wheat, corr and oats. The
market closed unsettled at u TO IN
cents net gain with December S1.04&s
to S1.o41a and May $t0s% to $685.;
Corn finished $ to ia cents up. ana
pats unchanged to M@% cents higher.
In provisions. the outcome was the
same as Mondays to Is cents higher.
Owing chiefly to continued militant
moves on the part or the turkish
forces, the wheat market started with
a decided upward tendency, but in the
middle of the trading session a slip
backward in values took place, the
effect of hedging sales from the north
west. Besides, Tuesdays arrivals at
primary points in the United States
cess of the aggregate a year ago
New strength, however, developed in
the wheat market during the last hour
and highest prices of the day were at
tanned on the ensuing rally. In addition
to the renewal of uneasy feeling as to
buyers was gossip that the lake vessel
strike would delay the movement of
the Canadian crop and would increase
demand for wheat at the Gulf of Mex
leo and at eastern United States ports,
In the corn market exporters and
eastern shippers apparently were anti
cipating needs and trying to escape be-
ing hampered by the lake tie-up. Frost
reports attracted some notice also. On
the other hand buyers of oats refused
to follow upturns in prices.
Provisions responded to better ship
ping demand to talk that the stock OF
lard here was being heavily reduced
The prices of futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Omen. High. Low. Close
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-27
Stock Market
~ seem by
Bulls q Bears
Reported by HI. b. Lake & Co.

Reported by HI. B.. Lake & Co.
New York, Sept. 26.-The general list
moved in an irregular fashion today.
The early morning news touching on
the Turkish situation injected a note
Of uncertainty into the atmosphere and
there was reflected by a renewal OF
pressure against some of the recent
speculative issues. The August earn
ings exhibit Of the Southern Pacific,
published late yesterday, and that OF
the Union Pacific, released today, the
latter showing a decrease OF about a
million and a half dollars In net oper,
ating income for August, accelerated
the desire to reduce long holdings OF
railway shares especially as the Sep,
tember earnings exhibits for most ran
issues are expected to make raw
able Impressions. In the late afternoon
dealings a few sp~ecialties here n
there. particularly Standard OH or Cal
i~fornia, displayed strength and this OPP
Grated to rally the list. The market In
our opinion is going through a period
where 1t will probably have to contend
with liquidation for a while.-Logan d
Bryan.
NEW YORK STOCKS