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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lloyd church
! Mrs. w {, Lorenk, Mrs. Harry Halt aud
| Miss Cora Walters were twisted to share
In the hospitsiitles extended to the club
andef and Mrs Nom Williams shared the
nigh honors among the memhers and
Mrs Church was awarded the guest ptise.
| Pink aud white rures were used IN has
kets TO adofn the home Of Mrs George n
Marshall Wednesday Afternoon when Mrs
,s,r.S ssss'' S,ss r,, aSa Mrs h,,, MHf,h' en'er,
Mrs Howard McMahon Of Misnll Fia.
who is n guest at the home OF Mr.. and
United 1 10 pinst sirsi. II m me sss w'Se 'r
| Innate friends Mrs. Ben Harmed won
the hish score prize and beautiful sues,
| prise was presented TO Mrs MoMahnn.
Mrs, Howard MoMshon was the guest
party siycn by Mrs o d som%srviiie GS ' 8,
when Mrs. II. J, Holm and Mrs somer.
vile invited q number of guests to ioin
IN the games ot auction bridge. The
pitailties OF their hosts were graced with
| attisto forsl desotstions Mrs william
Myers and Mira McMahon shared the
! hish score prizes and each received at
| ttnctlve gifts
The women OF tn. Baptist church en-.
~ 8 o'clock at the home OF Mrs b. 81.
overloes Thursday afternoon. This after.
Moons entettainm.nt consisted of n piano
n r.ati,., a.. k,i.. ., ~ -
roe.1 & ~ Wss sathsr,ne Hotschlet
r,nno .p ~ MI, NJ y ,hs,,lsoh' Hna =
ivW,"o ~ ntg ~ Mts ". Mayer. Mis-.
Nis" mup"tpu hs'e y bn1tt fseulhg Anh
ni,.. "",n huch ana Mts fetn frc"
sn,lns,,,,n W. sp,os , h.ossoms ~ 'he
sprnsuue were used 70 pretty effect at
liz ~ .,,s us",e vhu ABOUT IN" rooms where
Mr. 49, T.,,s.u, A., g. -,
bsn,s. as"' Iuh'h anu M.s' =. y, fol-
| sfterncon -, s's,s OF nonnr me1nesnhY
| %iisd o,n mrs n.o'he h'ntc IN.
| bsr man. o " ,ss hues,h v" ,no h"Ns ol
sha .n,ar,a, ~, W. np,thw hv,nue, Nhere
| zion byi5ss rh [ ."ur ,sn0r or sue
| Nesdsr,ss cr,s $500 pw.sSnt were
| Eeci., To, vri,im, - n, VINES l,nia
! " e t,,sn, "virsu it An"ntth
in. uoa,ss A,,s susI notnef, h Pun
| kclty uar, 49,, 49,, """.tc neiseL FRANK
rranL ,.ossn 'In' 1nns1n' w.. ~, NutIN,unI
| uar,ts ,,,,. s."n'. o,tWH.' anu Jnhh
honofed sues,. snS ~, p'n,eh'Hn ws ~ '" IN. ,wo
whn na,, IL" .in .n w MrN' lnm N'i'laht'
NJ "wtt,ane ane h,tn svute pIise shd Mrs
score "'"'' ""' "'""' '"' new hlshns'
uri,h,s,., ,t.,.u,. a.. ..
spring uan ,noII.y py bouquets OF
X " Mesa, ~, sm,a mm,a'', ~ NJ anu MIS-
va. AZ. 'n 'uu,N 5"nnStone avenue.
Srldy. n,,,v SrMMns tor 90 s9e lon
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The World has arranged with
the leading fashion designers OF
New York city for a special FASH
ion and pattern service. One style
will bc shown each day and q
small group Of styles ON Sunday.
A special TULSA WORLD PAT
TERN will be offered Of each
model shown. No stock OF pat
terms will be carried In our office
but In order TO save the delay OF
forwarding letters, we have ar
ranged to have the orders received
by our branch office I'm Chicago
and the special patterns mailed by
them directly 10 our readers.
No. 9902. Child's dress. Cut In
sizes 2, 4, 6 and years. Size 4 re.
quires SIS yards 36-inch materia
with 1-2 yard 32-inch contra stins
and Q yards ruffling. Price IS cents
No: 1923. Boys suit. Cut In size,
"a and 8 years. Size requires IL
yards 36-inch material with 2 Ia
yards ruffiing. Price Is cents.
No. 1143. Girls dress. Cut II
sizes 4. s. 8, 10. 12 and IA years
Size s requires 1 rs yards 32-inch
mrSarial with / SIS yards. 36-inch
contrasting for guimpe, belts and
pockets. Price Is cents.
Transfer pattern No. 603--in blue
only--15 cents extra.
No. 87S2. Girls bloomers and un.
derwaist. Cut in sizes 2. 4, 6, s, 10
~ and IA years. size 3 requires
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4 1-2 yards 36-inch material for
boomers and 1-2 yard 36-inch ma
terial for underwaist. Pricej5 cents
No. 1880. Girls dress. Cut In
sizes s. 8, 10. 12 and IA years. Size
5 requires IA yards 36-inch mate
rial with IA yard 22-inch contrast
ing. Price Is cents.
Transfer Pattern No. 622-in blue
only-15 cents extra.
No. s46i. Chiid's rompers. Cut
In sizes l.. and years. Size re-
quires I SIS yards 36-inch material
with Ia yard 36-inch contrasting
Price Is cents.
No. 1887. Child's empire dress
Cut in sizes !. 2. and 6 years. Size
4 requires ] rs yards 32-inch mate.
rial with IA yards ruffling. Pric,
l5 cents.
Transfer pattern No. 821--in blu'
only--15 cents extra.
No. 1854. Boys suit. Cut in size,
2, 4. 6 and years. Size 4 require,
2 yards 32-inch material with 3-4
yards braid. Price Is cents.
All patterns 10 cents, in stamps OF
coin (coin preferred.)
The summer issue OF our fashion
magazine is now ready. 1t contain:
200 styles, embroidery designs, q
complete seven lesson course ir
dressmaking, etc. Price 10 cents per
copy.
Send your order to Fashion De
partment, Tulsa World. 230 Souti
Wells street. Chicago. Ill.
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G 4 t.L. .nd .o, vt,c.,, n a, a,
IaVsn, .rJ a., .nI a.. ~. -. yx2.,,.
ana anp and dsv.ht,r no,aiS IA un,r
OF Stroud.
Miss Lucille Herriuston OF Sparks was
tht guest OF Mrs Lena n. Lake here
during the week and.
l. r. Hoyett of Ardmore was here last
Thureday and Friday the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs Iete Davis
Mr and Mrs Ttoy narnesrof Arkansas
city are here making an extended visit
at the =, G. Marsh hnme.
Miss Maurlne Hollis Of Sspulpa arrived
Tuctday evening for q three weeks visit
at the home OF NJ y Day
" n. and c. I Hickman Of Yaie
came over Monday for an extended visit
here with friends aud relatives
Mrs. H. 8, Conan, aud children left
saturday for Wichita. KAN, where they
VIII ioin MI Conant In their new home
Mrs, VI. J. Sargent of south fArner was
the guest ~ Mr and Mrs /. Z sargent
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State Society
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE.

CON wYNONA.
ended i6o tons,sl ssf Whit. S'Osss, Entertained
Or; r,,s ssT snp Of Z friends Tussdsy with . din.
h'th The occasion being their fiftieth an
r,w',s."r.' w,.ss. cs,hs.In. owen and Berth.
AMY Az yeS,sr Phillips university for special
,'S, ,'SS,n,sss ssS T0sHi Mrs. II. L. Turner of psNey.
y" saturday. attending the Eastern
~ sass..ss@es ssnsR =. II. Bgrsss'. John Smith;
on P. II. Stokes. Earl ,,in Graham ., and
sSnna, sanasy. where they attended the carnival
s01h ,hs White Shrine.
Z" "rss friends OF DR.. and Mrs. X. s. Can
non s ,,os, SS fe them 70 this past wssa ' ,.li.
t,",s. m. Improved health of Mrs. Cannon,
o. was developing tuberculosis and Is
~ In New Mexico. going later to Col
o,wEo ow,. Mary Frost and daughter. Miss
%, Moss, left Tuesday for Oklahoma
80 for a short visit before going to De.
u.'| ". sumner while Miss Moss enroils in
vsmond, later returning to wynona for
~ fsil term OF school.
w N. " and Mrs. Harry Hoover returned
wsanssday from Marietta, Ohio. where
,s,y attended the funeral OF Mrs. Hoov-
,y. brother. Herbert J. schrsm. who died
Tulsa hospital last week following
~ oErtion for sppensdieitis. He vas vas
shspfT and a member of the Masonic
body.
n. Resrdon and family will leave
nett week for their new home in Tulsa,
which hey hay: prrehsssS fm.sS 10 Irving I'M.
ssrs,ned family. but know they will be
Appreciated in their new surroundin<s. es-
,seisuy Miss Helen. who Is member Of
.waA
%ynona chapter 3s7 order Eastern Star
entertained the Grand ,mstron. Mrs,
blanche Neal. on Friday. May ?s, at the
wynons chapter. Tho banquet served at
sp m by the ladies of the chapter was
psricipatsd in by l75 guests, including
Re local body OF Masonic brothers, who
nom Hominy. Pewhuska and Bartlesville
we're represented. The distinguished vis-
TORS were Mrs, Blanche Neal, grand ma
Non Mrs. Crawford. past grand patron;
Nss Athea Terry. grand Adsh; Mrs.
pses Foote, past grand warden; Mrs.
s., Of Alssrts 4Ss ns,,c., can'6n Grand rspre
NJ Earl c. Christian. W. p; ia n.
Ehi,AA. NJ; verda West. conductress;
| ", s%,e,ary; Cora Downing, treasurer; /;
Vista Browning. Etther: Della Weltz,
Aarths; Msryiou Lancelot. Elscta; Elsie
Morris, chaplain: Viola stSkeE, warder;
Mary Virginia Barkett, marshal; Chloe
ROfi orgsnist. Perry II. Stokes, senti-
s.L To our past matron. Mary r. Frost.
We owe the success Of the evening, She
% willingly planned the details and was
hhtring In her work with tho officers
rnd assisted In the memorial services TO
The memory Of deceased worthy patron,
| To Sister watson we owe our thanks for
toos rendered during the evening.
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NORTH MIAMI.

Miss pessIe o'Brisn spent Sunday a..
Commerce viisitins her brother John
o Brten.
Mrs virsn Stevens ws- visited ss,u-
day by her sister, Mra Mildred stannsr'
Of Cardin.
Mike Uuyer ana wife went 10 Peoria
and relatives.
Mildred vsnderpooI wss In Joplin dur
inE the week visiting her grandmother
Mrs. DrVslled
visiting her mother. MIS-. Daubln. at Jop-
lin. Mo-, this week.
Mrs. '. ". Melee was v,sited Friday
md saturday by her brother. Clint Corr
mnr. of ssneca. Mo.
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Straight line dresses combining
two colors are a favorite mode for
the coming summer. These frocks
are made of various materials with
skirts OF one material renching to
the hipline whore the blouse of
another material Is fastened on. a
belt at the natural waistline Is, a
usual feature. Ginghams and I'm
ems in colors combined with plain
white materials are popular. silks
In tricolettes and crepes are com
bined for dress and sports wear.
This style Is made of old rose
silk 6ponge combined with white
crepe de chine. Tho skirt Is plain
and the blouse is trimmed with but
tohholing in old rose ana flutlng Of
the crepe de chine. Arrow OF hut
tons down the center OF the blouse
and on the novel skirt pockets are
square instead of round. A narrow
belt of the rose completes the cos
tune which is designed for after
noon wear.
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music and dancing. Iced rsfreshrte
snd cake were served at the close OF the
social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murph Miller left rues"
day room for Colorado Springs = They
are soins for Mrs. Hiiisrr health and
will make fhs trip In their new car.
spending the nights In the towns on, the
wsy and travelling by dsylight Mr..
Hilier will take a oommsrclal course ip
the college there
Mr.. and Mrs W. y, Fsilvsll enter.
tainsd q number Of friends 'lnformsl'y
friday evening at their plensant home.
honorins Mrs. p, o. RAIDER and dsush',r
Anna Mae. who left next day for Faus
valley where they will mske their homs
ssr,osM the ma Mr., Sp'', s,rp Pr''1T' M,
sh,d Mrs. J. c. bolt. Mrs -. L. Niceiy.
Mr.. aud Mrs c. " Lake snd son vinceni.
jr Misses ORAL Nicely, Ella Walker. ns--
ste. Janis and Ella Bolt, Mssers G. y.
Fsiiwrii, Loon c, smith, John ~ Dave.
ir,. William ID. Nicely. Fred welker ard
Elmer noit Music and cards we're tho
msin diversions OF the rvenins mrs
smith favored tho guests with three very
pretty vocal selections.
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BINBY.


Mr. John Sheriff. came down from
N,loganey and spent Sunday with home.
oscar Bass has returned from an ...
tended visit to his brother at Colorado
Springs.
Miss Ethel Moody, a Tulsa pos,of,,c.
.mployes spent the weekend with Bi1by
b o. 7 Osborn has gone to okemsb.
rh'rs he expects 10 spend some time in
NJ. and Mrs. R. o. McPe.k mo,or.a
' henLy.,,s sunday and spent the day
Mrs Cora Guthrie Of Stone Bluff was
4 guest IN the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Mr.. Charles Davis Of Berryville. Ark.
,rgsi.l : making % an extended visit to his
M. and Mis-. 9 =. Fauik have re-
Mrs Mrs s.'sHss a. " a. v,Sk HPPe.soa' ana daughter,
Edith and Jessie OF Tulsa spent the
s.sk'end with Bixmy relatives.
Saturday and spent the day ioohdn 2
ait.r business matters and renewing old
Mrs.. W. E. Adeimsn. accompanied by
sr,. dSr ''q mdalns ns W V,,is i'0'm'ns'0n H. for
W. W Baird, a former Bixby resi-.
si1s ssi su.n., S ssrs matter, th. past week ioSkin.
Pryor.
Nj. Al Frankenberger and family
rave gone to New Mexico. where they
expect to locate. tho change being made
on sseount Of the health of Mr.. Frank
Rev II. Z. Brill. editor Of the Keller
Enterprise, was In the city Tuesday y
iookihF after business matters and visit.
ihg friends. Reverend Brill was form,
cry publisher of the Bixby Bulletin.
| rev. J. Bradley returned on Fri,
;osXof last week from ten days triJ
70 the southern Baptist convention al
Jacksonville. Fla. A full report of tn,
convention was given by Rev. Bradle,
10 MS congregation at the Baptis
| -ehufcn at last Sunday evenings service
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to her home in Duncan this week.
Mrs. Willie May Lang from Duncan
was visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs: w W. Thomaison. the past two
weeks,
The circle OF the First Christian church
met at the church this week, the les
son Jesus and the Children" with Mrs
Hill leader.
Miss Ala Neal Robinson. who has
been attending school in Wewoka the
past two years. has returned to her
home In Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Lane entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. joel Howard and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Thurston al
dinner on last Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Howard. who has been at
tending school in Kansas this past year.
Ia home with his parents. Mr.. Howard
will be away this summe, travelling In
the eastern states.
The Ladies aid Of the Missionary Bap.
tist church held rs weekly pseuns az
day. The lesson study was The Power
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

OF Prayer" with Mrs. win Brooks, lead.
er. There were So present.
The Tuesday Brage club met with
Mrs. Il. r. Davis on last Tuesday for
the regular meeting. Those present were
Mesdsmes Gus Roberts. r. j. Roberts
Creyton Key, e. Guy Cutlip. II. r. Davis
Frank Gilstrap, Merit Perkins, r. "
Horsely. c. c. Patten, W. c. Bunyard
and Mrs. Byrd Blllingsiy. The high
score went TO Mrs. Cutlip.
The Criterion Art club held an sii-day
picnic out at the bluff west of Wewoks
asst Tuesday. They had as their guests
their husbands and children, Those at.
tending were Messrs, and Mesdames w
A. johnson. Ed Simpson. T.. X. Harris
II. NJ. Tate. John Cloud, W. N. Pryor
Brock, Ross Robinson, Cleo Smith, W
n. Stokes and a. r. McMulIin.
The ladies' Of the Methodist Aid society
and the Womans Baptist Missionary so.
ciety have been carrying on a contest on
personal service" The Baptist ladie,
wo the most points and so the Methodist
tadies entertained the BaptIsts with a
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IAYSON.

Mrs. Ellen Raaer and little daughter
LEFT saturday for Writ.
Miss Pauline mn left Tuesday at noon
for saltwater TO intend college
Ceolll fsllwell went TO Marvin Tues-
day for two weeks" hunting and fish.
Ing outing
Miss Mazda Hien.e went TO Kansas city
Tuesday for an extended stay with rela-
tiveH and friends
Mr. and Mrs J. ". Herndon enter
tained during sunday at their country cs-
tate the following Euests; Mr. ana Mrs
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attend tho commencement exercises of
Wa shburn college. where MiaH Ruth
Hawkes. and George Greenwood are stu
dents.
The members Of the 1920 Bridge Sub
were the guests OF Mrs. Fred Gleason
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wEwOKA.

b, ~ T. J. Roberts was visiting in
heNnyille the past week.
Mss Marion Howard is home again
nltr alsr finishing her school at Stewart.
Misses Maxine Cutlip and Helen
Wednesday.
hr' and Mrs. Bert Aldridge OF okemsh
'uue ,1e visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Aldridge
thls past week.
Dr.. Perkins has his sister and her
on ana daughter visiting him from
.Sn Antonio this week
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Dean from Miami
NJ, Ns visiting Mr.. and Mrs. shands the
Mts Paul d, Cole. who has been visit
.ns nsr parents the past month, returned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-18
WILLIS RoRo

br4 center Of attractions ard piers fnnnins vssss y
private baths Bsfhins priveges iron 500.
Shower baths. Elevator .,r~~s rsh.~ Dr~s ~~la1.
"a 10 up dsiiy. special ~es<ly American f,o oreh~s
ira, Dancing. Garage. Pbon. 80 Hrflc
Ornership Dirsctisu- nAIeH HtSkIku
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FINANCIAL NOTES

Inc 5000 shares Of Atlas Powder Com
pany common stock. offered ar 49,
a snare, nave all been sold. the under
The Union Pacific Railroad has con
tracted with the American Locomotine
eothpany Tor slxty-five heavy locomotives
and 70 w sasrb a 20 pe OF the Mallet type
The Cities Service Comnany raror.s
Tor July 1922 sS earned for its rom 70
S montb 70 compare with $50. 7o5 for that
ended .I i1Se s gear' For, twelve months
common stock was SO. 34O, 7ss against
81 ;4Q5 695 a year before.
~ ~, ~ idIse decrease in gross receipts.
me ~ Soca-Coia Co reports for the frst
nail OF this year net income Of s3'7 21 n4i
an increase OF Si.Sl6.77s The gain Game
Ihroush lower cost of sugar and other
inSauuIacturing expenses and reduction In
6asohne consumption in this country
curing June totaled 507 600 600 gallons
ng1ns increase e OF "a per cent over thai
d9g 600 900 gallons in May and $50.
OOO 600 gallons in April. Stocks de-.
creased 81 oOo. 600 salons during June.
co appfonai was asked from the interstate
S Se,.id rS commission by the Pennsyl
yanla Railroad Co. for a series of 93a
year leases which the system intends te
, ,aes upon = number of subsidiary cor.
porauons. the Wheeling Terminal Rail
way, the indianapolis and Frankfort
ONO Connecting Railway, South Chicaes
anu southern and the Cleveland. Akror
The Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
as understood by other interests actiyeI,
eisageo In the moving picture business
/ is about TO show Very much large,
operating results. II has Al new Aim
ready for release, and the market /
hungry for new pictures Last wear RI
company earned s3.9le.57I for It's 2os
SOS shares OF outstanding common stock
on which II Is paying IS a share ne,
annum; taking 81 .654,6 pe'
The Union Oil Co. of Delaware offer
] 20 Its stockholders I39 600 shares n
shel-Cnion OIL Corporation STOCK a
sl2 per share. underwrtten, proceeds t
be applied % liquidation OF Corporal
Liabilities. The company plans 10 so
two l0.Q00-ton tauk Steamships and Ger
/ tain other assets, when, IL is behaves
/ there may be cash dividend. In additio
70 distribution OF She'll Union OIL stocl
"a the SIX months ended June 80 the She il
4 Union OH Corporation reports net profit
before, taxes. OF s5.3o5 Cpl It's stock
figured tor have had an equity value q
s22.Ia a share at the beginning of thi
year.
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for state senator from the Fifth SEN
atorial District. He has lived In the
county for 81 years. having been born
snd reared in Mil Creek Hundred. He
farmed until Of age on his fathers
farm, and for tho next years man.
aged his own farmstead. Mr.. White
man then left the farm to be employed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad. While
In this work. he was matriculated at
tho Medico Chirurgicd College OF
Philadelphia but was compelled to
discontinue his studies there because
OF ill-health. At present Mr.. White
man II Passenger conductor on the
Pennsylvania railroad. He has be.
longed to tho Masonic Fraternity
Hiram Lodge No. rs Of Newark foi
thirty years. and also has been
member OF the I. o. 0. F.. for the same
length OF time. He stands for clear
politics. His platform follows:
1. Equai rights for all citizens.
2. Law enforcement.
3. Adjustment OF taxes.
| A. The enforcement OF legisla tioi
beneficial to the most people.
| s. More helpful bank loans 10
fnrmers.--Adv.
Brick dwelling with all convenience
lon Clinton street opposite Delawar
City lock office. suitable for store. ofiic
or home. Also building lot at Secont
and Hamilton, 80 100 feet. VIII
young fruit trees and plenty OF shade
Only a few feet from Clinton street
Apply Tatnall & Co.. 213 w. Mint
street, Wilmington, or TO Ruff
Yearsley. Delaware Citys-Adv.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Py Associated Press to Every Evening.


Philadelphia. Aug. ls.--wheat. No.
2. red winter. i.lsis@ll5is; do. gar
licky. i.os@i.07.
Corn-No. 2. for export. 7sG75;
do. No. s. 1904; DO. No. 4. 72G
10; car lots. for local trade. No. 2.
yellow. 7sh6soi1; do. No. 3 yellow.
7sis QTeh.
oats--No. 2. white. 4SG45,s: No. s.
white. 4s9s4i7.
Butter-wesiern creamery. extra
sTis: nearby prints and fancy. s3@46;
Eggs-Nearby extra firsts. 2sir: do.
nrsts, 2e; western extra. irsts. 26is
do. firsts PAGES; fancy selected.
packed. 33Q34.
fats. held IehG2oia; fair TO good.
ls0le: longhorn. 20. 420i5; single
daisies. held. lsi. G20l.
lave pouitiy-Fowls, not leghorns,
2eQ2s; do. leghorns, ls822: spring
chickens, not leghorns. 2eQ3S. spring
chickens. leghorns. 20Q27; old roos,-
ers. l59l7: ducks. white Pekin, 226
"a; do. fair 20 good, lsa20; Muscovy,
mixed coiors. 1917.
Dressed poultry-Fowls. fresh
klt'bs ttnlCt 20 fancy. -tlNoNs 90.
small sizes. 22Q2s. broiling chickens.
nearby. 5000; do. western, 3OGse
ROSTERS, western. 10; do. southern.
l7Qls; spring ducks. Long Island,
24Q25.
Po,atoes-No. !, nearby. per bas-
ket. asa 40; No. 2. do. 1920
Flour-Soft winter straight. west
ern. sooQs.25; do. nearby. 475Q5.00:
hard winter, straight, 6.65@7.00: do.
short patent, 7.oo@75o; spring first
clear 6.2506.5o; do. patent, 7.00@7.75
DO, short patent s.o0@s.25; fancy
spring and city mills, patent family
brand. s.5oQe.25.
Hsy--Old. No. /. 3.c0a2400; Tim
o,hy. No. 2. 2i.oO6220o: do. No. 3
lo.5o9ls.bo; sample. 13.5o@15.5o; nc
grade. li.5e0l3.50; clover mixed hay
light mixed. 1900 2o.t: No. mixed
l750Gis.5o
Bran-soft winter. in 100-pount
sacks. 22.50G2s.Oo; do. spring. 22.OOG
s3oo
Tallow-Prime city. loose, 5i4; do
special, loose. e<; prime country. Az
edible IN iierces. ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-18
NEW CORPORATIONS.


Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dovr. Aus. ls-The following cor
purations have been chartered here.
Consolidated business Machines Cor
porsuon, New York. capital $4,000. 900.
Selected Qualities Candy Corporation,
Hutchinson. Kansas. 81 600 .OnD
United Delicatosscn Stores. Inc. Phila.
dgishia : 1000
j. y Holiingshead Co.. Wilmington
$500 600
superior Railway Switch and Tqlin-
iuvnt Corporation. New York: $500. 600
Philadelphia Manufacturing and Chemi.
al Co. 100000
" liam Pierre systems, Jr. Inc, vii.
mlngtor. So. 600.
stationery Export and Import Cor.
Continental Sales Corporation, Phila.
Orient and India Picture Corporation
Wilmington 500 900.
600
business Development Co. Pittsburg
Tt6.Dpu.
-corkran a Knotts. Inc, Wilmington
so 600.
Delasare-Louisiana Fur Trapping Co.
lnc, Whining ton, 10000.
Taylor a Petrillo, Inc, Wilmington
scrbo-Amorican Institute. Inc. Tarry
town, y. y, no capital
Inc following corporations have In
creased thSlr capital.
Stanley Steel Welded Wheel Corpora
lion; Boston. from s5.o0o.0oo TO $50.
Handy Glass Co. Philadelphia. from
t<vo.ppO 10 100000.