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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

FOR SALE or trade for livestock
touring car in good running
condition. Phone Custer 409.
10-19-1t-o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

FOR SALE team of horses
and harness cheap. Cows, heif-
ers. / registered Guernsey
bull, turkeys, spuds and cab
bage. County Farm, phone
S423W9, c. c. King, Supt.
10-19-tf- o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

WANTED competent man to
care for stock and do light
farming. Ed E. Hardin, phone
702 Laurel. 10-12-2t
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

1000 ACRES SEQUIM LAND
settlement project, containing
the finest berry and dairy land
In the state, now offered for
settlement at attractive. prices
and terms. Free booklet. Thos
c. Mortland, Sequim, Wash.
10-19-3t-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

MAYTAG WASHING MACHINES
try one FREE next Monday.
Lynden Implement Co.
10-19-1t- o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

FOR SALE-a fine work team.
& s yrs. old, l Millotte
cream separator, root cutter.
Mrs. Eta Aldrich, Everson.
10-12-3t
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

FOR SALE-late model ROYAL
typewriter, like new, less than
half price. Room 10, Sterling
Apartments, Bellingham.
10-19-3t-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

BRING IN your live poultry. We
pay the highest market price
Western Mercantile Company.
5-11-tf- O
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

FOR SALE-150 months old
White Leghorn pullets. Mrs. d.
Rensink, phone 119, Nook
sack 10-19-2t. O
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

MANGELS FOR SALE-Phone
4509, Lynden. 10-1 9-4t-*
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

LOOK for the yellow pump with
the word Shell painted on 1t.
when needing gasoline.It starts
easy and gives you more miles
to the gallon than any other.
For sale by Lynden Service
Station, C. E. Whited & Son,
Props. 7-13-tf-o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

VIADUCT condemned; Chicago
sample millinery, regardless of
cost. 502 w. Holly, Bellingham
10-12-3*
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19
BALLOON DANCE
SATURDAY AT CUSTER
Music by Sans JOY Kids

ALIENS ROCKS e. LEGHORNS
WIN. Lay and pay Write
your wants. D. w. Allen, La
Conner, Wash. 10-19-6t*
MANGELS FOR SALE, $40 a
ton delivered, or 50 in the
field. Cheaper in large guam
titles. John Snapper, on Stick
ney Island. l0-19-1t*
FOR SALE-100 White Leghorn
pullets, single-comb. 100 year.
ling hens. Western Electric
Lighting plant, $50 complete,
in good running order with 8
h. p. engine. Phone 5102 Lyn-
den. c. M. Huisman, r. ?.
10-19-1.
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With Alki closed and George
gone, we soon won't have a Hall
in the district.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-10-19

Lumber Shingles, Sash, Doors, IN
side Finish, Chicken House sup
Plies. Western Woodworking
Co, Dock & Laurel Sts., phone
S7N 10-27-tf-o
BARGAINS ON SUMMER SHOES
i ma disposing Of all summer
shoes at wholesale prices.
E. o. WICKHAM, Lynden-
100 IT, o
FOR SALE-My 17-room nome,
furnished in close-in business
district of Bellingham, month
ly income $14O, a snap az
$1,000. Terms. Phone ltoo.o
Bellingham. Io-!S-o
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FOR SALE-Schwalge Smith in
cubator, 1890 egg capicity. Oil
burning, sectional, one of the
best hatchers on the market.
Can be divided into two ma
chimes of 2400 eggs each
Price, 2400 egg size, $3.50;
$500 egg size, $475. Reason for
selling, installing big Nam
moths. "Henacres" E. r. Wells
Prosser, Wash. 10-19-3*
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The poultryman around here
with the most appropriate name
is Sam Shell down at Forest
Grove.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-18
MONEY OF NO VALUE

"Life had no pleasure for HE. AL
though | hal plenty of money it was
of no value, as my stomach almost
constantly distressed me. lost
faith in all doctor and medicine.
Talking with my druggist about my
case he advised ME to try Mayr'S
Wonderful Remedy. | am now en-
joying life again." 1t is simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the inteS-
final tract and allayS the inflamma-
ton which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal all
mentS, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. Sold by all Druggists.
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continued from Page No. g.
,,,,n, of real and personal property,
therein. as follows:
~ Real Estate ------- Sl.727 500.
NJ personal Property - : 496 sos
~ public Utility Prop. $ 375.O92.
vo:al. - S2.599, 262.
\EW BUILDING AND IMPROVE
MENT FUND PURPOSES.
Elementary and High SchnoLD
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
,o The amount due and TIE
amount that will become due and
"nilrrtible from every source for
neu building and Improvement
,und purposes. except from the lew
nf taxes, for such purposes to be
made for the current fiscal year.
Dine fund from Sheriff S2.65l.l
ESTIMA7ED Observation-Disclosures.
% The debts and demands
owed BY the district and the debts
and demands that will become due
and payable during the current
fiscal year, and payable out Of the
neu Building & Improvement fund.
Current accounts due and
unpaid on June 80, 1922 S2,651.lO
Total, -- S2,651. 10
(c) All expenditures payble out
of the levy for neW building and in,
Drouen,cnt fund purposes for the
current year.
Delinquent taxes, discount
and generations $ $4,000
Equipment Of buildings 4,35O.0D
Furniture 3,050.00
Apparatus 10000
improvements Of old building $500
Total, ---------- SS.6l3.00
Total disbursements -l1 ,326.1O
Total receipts " 2,631.1O
Amount to be raised by
And the board of education doth
determine and estimate that it will
be necessary TO raise SS,615.00 for
nep building and Improvement fund
purposes, and to pay the same will
(37c.) on each one hundred dollars
assessed valuation of all property
taxable in said Falling Spring Dis
trict. based upon the last assessment
of real and personal property there
in as follows:
(a) Real estate " 1927, sos.
(h) Personal Property - $ 496.605
Public Utility Property $ 375,O96
Total, - $3.50, 262.
OUTSTANDING BOND PURPOSES
ESTIMATE.
1t is estimated that it will be nee
eSsary to levy Fourteen u4c.) cents
on each 10000 valuation of the
real, personal and public utility
property to provide fund of 49,
10000 to pay the interest and sink
ing fund on $3O.O00.00 bond issue.
State of West Virginia,
County of Grecnbricr, to-wit:
District of Falling Spring.
|, NJ. G.. Mylcs, Secretary of the
Board Of Education in and for Fall
ing Spring District of said county
and state, do hereby certify that the
foregoing conform to orders made
and entered by said Board on the
Sth day of August, 1922.
Given under my hand this 9th
day of August, 1922.
Nj. &. MYLES, Secretary
Board Of Education Falling
Spring District, Greenbricr
County, West Virginia.
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There are still giant, blind prcju-
diceS that hold the public mind, and
he who would attack them would
be crushed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22
HUTTER AND EGGS.
LOGAN & BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

BY Private Wire TO \. r., Mastcn y 60.
New York. Aug @l.---AcuNlty Increased
during the days session and the turn
over was larger than III most OF the pre-
yious SESSIONS during 'hc month. Ih'i"
was more breadth /" tho list a. " gen
cral proposition, particularly IN TIA" i.ui-
road department. With very Ntl'e IN
te,ruptiuu the major portion Of III" rail
road group expressed a keen desire I"
move forward and there vas increasing
ecidence Of steady absorption "t mot
alone so-calicd high grad" dividend pay
ing rails. but also several OF tie bower
nriced selections. Tn. industrial p'r-
ton Of tho list while not showing any
particular buo!ancy except in spots 81
hihitcd very firm tone particularly ="
In the case OF the equipments and tn"
oils.
There seems 70 h" growing 'onNI'-
zion in conservative circles mat NHiG""
for actual oils arc resting on stabilized
Ieyels the cffcC, "f which ua'urall! -
IN insrlro n better demand for tn" p"ir"-
l.um issues. There is a NOR" cheerful
rcetlinr manifested "v": IN" important
Inbor difficulties and Signs seem =" point
70 an early clearing up Of III" atm"N-
phcrc in this respect.
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optimism LOOMS
IN WALL STREET.
Belief In Early Settlement OF Strike
Finds Expression in Heavy Buying
Of Railroad stocks and Bonds.

New York Aug. 2l--Wai. streets he
l'rf IN an early settlement % tn" raj!
strike found expression today IN ~"
heavy huving % railroad stocks and
bonds most % the standard issues In
both classes ot securities rising to new
hiSh records for the wear gains o. 20
points Widespread public par,tcipa-
lion IN IN" buying movement resulted In
total stock sales OF nearly 1000. no"
shares. the largest since the culmina-
tjon Of the speculative movement last
last spring.
Shares Of grain carrying railroads
were tn greatest demand. presumably IN
the belief that the movement Of bumper
crops and the resumption OF coal mining
will result in heavily increased earnings.
IN recent weeks. the bulk o. stock
market trading has been in the hands OF
professional traders. the so-ca,lcd public
demand being almost negligible because
oc the APPARENT unw!Ilingness OF the
small Investor 20 take 4 chance In TIE
face OF serious coat and rail strike com
pl!CatIors. Stock brokers' report how
ever. that large acCumula lions Of stock
recently have boon acquired ny strong
interests which have Withdrawn them
from tho market diminishing III" float
Ing supply and accounting IN part FOR
tho strong uudsrt"Ue that the market
has shown.
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NEW YORK BUTTER.

New York. Aug. Fi:nI
Receipts. 7.Sl7. Creamery. higher than
extras, 36lsQ31c; creamery, c>iraS 'H2
score). SOC, nrsts ,ss Ia 81 SCORED. sra
35i,c; packing stock. current make. No.
>. Csc.
Eggs-Steady Receipts. l2.""" cases.
Fresh gathered extra tirSt>, g;"i 20. d".
hrsts. 24u2Gc: New Jersey h"nucr,
whites. extra fancy rand'"G selection.
sc; do. uncandl"d hrs,s. i>"52r, state.
nearby and nearby western h"um"ry
whites. first to extras. 35H to. DO. h"u-
ncrv browns, extras. 3i1i toe. state aud
nearby gathered browns and mi>rd col
orS hrsts 10 extras. - n S.. Inr.h"
<, whites. extras. "a, iGc. dp ur%ts
% extra hrsts. san t3C.
CheeSc-r'jrnl. Receipts. &.c",. Stat"
whole milk nIts, fresh specials. wa
91i7c. do. aN"raE" run. 2'r' 2o'.'. stat"
whole milk twins. stock exhausted.
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WELLSBURG

Lillian Ij3mau. the lrrie girl who vas
ScrIor.Iy injured hy being struck ~
an auto IN Fullan>hCc som" weeks ago
- impro,ins aud 1 is hoped sh" may
entirely recover from the 4"r:1emi LIZ
ian Is a daughter Of H. II. lI.lman.
Popular Quarters.
Rooms ia the Y. NJ. e. y. building
are growing ia demand. every room
being occupied. with others waiting :"r
an opportunity 1" settle in this lodge
The secretary sLys II is hoped that
soon uihcr space mnN he aNalI"NIe loT
,iylne u,Iarirr<. Must mon prefer
lodging where all ar" men. realizing
that mixed lodging quarters are NOR"
"r Joss embarrassing {" hoth parties
Th., Y. NJ { \ is a purely bachelor
club affair
wellsburg Briefs.
Mss Margaret prulcN. daughter ct
Mrs \. l.. Wallace and small daughter
Helene. Of North Crarl"s street, len
Saturday for i, chester. Ia. wh"r" they
Will visit at the home Of Mrs. Dcul"E :
son. Harvey DcIl"y.
Mrs. O. q. Williams. OF Rcerh Bottom
was a visitor in Wrllsburg Monday.
Mr.. and MR.. &. :. Wharton Of CON
mere street were visiting their dLuGh-
,rr Eileen Aguc Of Beech Bottom OIL
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs charles Harmcs and son
Lee, Of Fnliausbcc. we're visiting MI.
and Mrs Ray Smith, of Burial" dis
lrirt ou SUNDAY.
Mrs William Wickham and daughter.
Miss Ruth. Of charles street. ar" guests
If relatives in pittsburgh. Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Triton. "f Sicu-
hcnvilic. o. visited rchtics I'm NriIS'
..urr sunday.
Miss Mildred McK 'uIcy ho"l,kccrrr
and s,enograph"r IN tn" Patterson In
surname office, ia spending a week : VA
cation WITH her aunt Mrs. David Love
near Independence. Hr.
r;uv Roberts. dnuchi"r Martha Rose
and sister Miss Martha. of Nam street,
or. hone from rw" weeks automobile
rim tn Nlt"u III. Wh"r they Visited
r. I,,iNrs Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Roberts
remained q, ErGiu2ham. III. wh"r" Mr..
Roberts underwent Il serious operation
m the ST Anthony hospital lie -
somewhat improved
Miss Anna Roberts. Of Wheeling
,rcnt Sunday with W"IlShurE relatives.
Home from Il "trip MIR. Roberts Is Ill
IN a hospital
Mrs Leah Wilson and grandson
Wnodrow Wilson. Of EuffaIo district,
have returycd /" their hom" after vis-
f,iug Mrs Wilson's daughter. Mrs.
Frank Hammond. II .;tcuhcnv!ltc. Onto.
charles T.. Agucw has returned To his
home near Ec"rh Bottom. after a few
DAYS vacation visiting at Cleveland. .
and mchrh. points.
Mrs Sarah hammond and sister Miss
Maggie White are home from WIS.,;
with rclativc,. IN Pittsburgh. Ia.
,tr,fI,,- " ,liSlrlTc Is nights of
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have returned home after visit nj
The home Of MIR. and Mrs. Raymond
Rovlc. OF North Main street.
Miss Ann NcCiintock and sister Mar
garc,. OF Charles street, lett Monday
for a visit with their aunt IN flttS"
bUrgh. Ia.
Mr., and Mrs. J. r Edwards and
daughter Willie Mae. left Saturday IN
their car for a Two weeks vacation n
Nevada, Mo.
Carl Schwartfegcr and Harry Nc
Combs wcrc business visitors in PITTS
burEh. IA. Monday
Mrs. james neulcy andd aughter' DC
RIG. Of Washington pike. were week
end visitors at the homo Of Mrs. l'eu'
Icv's mother, Mrs. Mary KISS. OF Kay
and. Ohio.
Mrs. Ora MrCreary and niece Virginia
Grace Postlrthwait. returned SATURDAY
from 4, weeks visit with relatives n
Littlcton. W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Reed Combs Of Pitts
hurgh. Pa. we're Sunday Visitors al
the home of Mr.. Combs parents Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon Combs, Of Charles
street.
Mrs Daniel Thompson and son Dan
icl Jr.. Of Main street and Mrs. Will
lam Coffman. IT S!eubenvtlle, o., spent
Monday at Stanton park.
Misses Ruth Thomas and Bertha Ma
gee are home from two weeks laca-
ZION. which they spent In Cleveland
OHIO.
Mr.. and Mira !. II. Vincent and child
have returned from 4 visit in buck
harmon. W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. J. \. G!st and SamueI
Gist. of Wash; ngton pike left Monday
morning for an automobile trip 10 De-
troit, Mich. where they will visit ut
the home OF Miss Emma Streaior, who
returned home with them after visit
at the Gist h"mc. Mr. Sam Gist VIII
visit friends ~ Northern Michigan be-
fore returning home.
Robert bowman ant family and Earl
Bowman and family. OF North Wells
burg. attended tho East Liverpool. O,
camp meeting Sunday
Miss Elizabeth Mcmahon Of tho city
'rcasurcrs office left Sunday TO spend
A two weeks vacation with her sister
Miss Ada. who is training for a nurse
IN philadclnh!a. Pa. she will also VISIT
~ Rlaudhurr and Tyrone. Ia. before
rcrurnirEto her home on South Com
mCrCc street.
Mrs Amelia clymor Of Bethany, was
among tho W"llshurg shoppers Mon
day.
Miss clara Milh"hl. of Main street
was q week end visitor at tho home OF
Hcr mother of MI Pleasant. Ohio.
Herbert Ralh. Of Twenty-f = n
street. visited friends in Pittsburgh
Ia. Sunda:. Hi: brother Charles spent
Sunday 1T tie h2m" "f Lewis MOI
.n-". Of WashIrgt pike.
Mr.. md Mrs. T NJ MCrord and fl m
tiy and Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott and
Children Of Commerce street. left sun
day morning by automobile for two
wcck~' outing ON tn" CaDon river, IN
Hampshire County: ". Va.
Keuncr rgmew. If Martins Ferry
Ohio. is visiting AZ the home of his
craudrn"iher. Mrs. T.. V. ASncw, Of Buff
falr district.
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hammock
Attend Rally.

Tho members Of the Christian Endca-
vor Societies 81 the county. which IN
Cludes the Young Peoples organiZa-
lions Of the Presbyterian and Christian
churches in the county. held picnic
supper and rally in the Christian church
in Rcllaire on Tuesday evening. \ very
enjoyable time was spent ioGther. with
the serving Of the supper, and program
and business meeting following. Ihose
from the union Of the local preSbEter-
ian church having attended were: MT
and Mrs. J. II. Mcfarland Misses Ctr
trude Mcfarland. Laura Taylcr Ruth
Anna Bell aud FAmia Daniel: Messrs:
20. +. Taylor and Henry Dariels.
Meeting Of Farm Bureau.
The members Of the local farm nu-
reau held a chicken cullnG demonstra
ton on the farm of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
J., Caldwell. south Of town on Tuesday.
\ very interesting and also profitable
time WAS spent together, about twenty
six in all being present, including the
members and others. G. i. lang or ST
riairsvillc. the agricultural teacher in
the schools there was present.
Twelve O'Clock Dinner.
Mrs. T. r. Edmondson entertained
few friends at 10 o'clock dinner on We'd
ncsday. 4 social time was spent to-
gcthcr in conversation and fancEWorK'
Tho guest list included: Mcsdames John
caldwell. W. {. Hayes, John Taylor. F,
T. caldwell. W. l.. Armstrong, Arthur
Harris. q. G. Moore. Eldrcd Lodge and
guest Mis- vida Lodge. Of Cleveland.
q. Misses Olive Hayes and Ftmia Dan
tel$
Entertain Friends.
Mrs Frank caldwell entertained a
number ~ friends AT her home. near
town. on Thursday Afternoon. greater
part Of tho number being members or
Tho Ladies Fanch Work club. A de-
lchtful time WAS spent In various kinds
~ nc,Ilcwork and games. with the scry-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22
STRENGTH IS SHOWN
IN RAILROAD BONDS
Practically All Of Active Issues Boar
TO New Eigh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Advances In Industrial Group.

\cyy York. Aug ol-RailNay BONDS
the so-Called speculative issu"S. gave Il
remarkable demonstra ton of StrenEt"
I'm today'a dealing nu tn" stock 'N-
change. virtually all tho active ISSUES
soaring to now high records FOR IN"
year. The extent Of the gains "h'I"
ranged from to points. was t"e
largest since the bull movement tA's
spring.
Scahnard Air Line Consolidated siNc'
jumped more than 4 points at tho star
oc trading. giving impetus to the "n''@
list Profit taking later resulted III
some reCeSsionS. out the genera! "H'
held up well. st. Louis and san ran
cisco income SKIES closed the day WIN
a net gain Of 3 points. while gains ~
IN > points we're made by Denver <
Rio Grande ~. St. l'aul As OF I'D
New Haven 6's and 1 : Of 1888. 81
Louis and San Francisco 6's' Toledo
81 LouirS Western Az Missouri rae
fic IS and IS. Iron Mountain +s. low"
,'cn,ral A. and Erie Consolidated >
1ndustrtnls Limited.
Trading in the Industrial group "aS
more, limited, hut substantial advances
took place in Cerro De Pasco Us Ch'ie
Conner 6's. Morris and company 5"'
md United States Realty 6s
The demand for japanese As, wh''h
climbed IL points featured the f"re's"
rroup. which was also marked by gums
I'm Queensland -. cuba - OF '?4' anu
Havana Electric "a. Liberty issues con
timed slightly reaCt"narN, nhoer INV
Influence Of renewed soldiers bonus
hin activity in congress.
The week started off without any
largo new OFFERINGS. but the stocEh"id-
~ inn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NoI York. Aug 2'..co,I9" goods
VIZ f,,.re marked up cons ,dcrahly fol
io,,, ,bc cotton RS" Wool g"od9
,.oro Nm. ;hc inquiry being stimulated
-. ~ Nwesthcr Raw six was stead
Ter. BurLNps were quiet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22
OIL MARKETS.

o. cas-. Ia. Aug 81 .'r'dH bal
a,ros g. 90. runs l%.a22. average 5t.I.;
SHIPMENT, 7n.7"s. average SESlS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22
N, Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling, ". Va, Aug. -. -.
Furnished Inc ln,eIiiSencer By A. t.
MaSleu y Co. members New lork STOCK
Exchange. Second i.oUr National BANK
az "A IA. Bldg.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. Aug. -
Furnished The lntcll;genccr by \. f.
MaS;eu X Co. members New YORK StoCk
F,Achange. Second floor National Bonk
OF W. Va Bldg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

whecIinE. ". Va. NuE. i. -
Furnished The late.ljEeurer by A (.
Mas,en 4 Co. members New YORK Stock
I;xSSange. Second floor National Bank
~ ~ Va Hldg
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Aug 81. .,
Furnished Abe lntelagcnCer by ~ +.
Masteu x Co. members Ne" l":E StocN
k.xcnaugc. Second ilVor National Bank
OF ". VA. Bldg. -
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Whccung W. Va. Aug. -. -.
Furnished The InteluGenrer ~ 4. f.
MaStrn & Co. members New YORK. Stock
EXcange Second floor Nat,oua; Bank
rl II "a BLDG
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Aug. g. -.
Furnished The lutel.igencer BY \. f.
Hasten 4 to. members New York stock
.N&IanE~. Second floor National BANK
I W Va. Bldg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22
STOCKS ADVANCE
To H|GHER LEVELS
IMPROVED STRIKE SITUATION FUR
N1sH 1MP1Tus WHICH STARTS
SPIRITED PUBLIC BUYING
pnblic Utilities Attract Large Follow
ing-Raising Of TarNf DntieS
Helps in Many Cases.

Now YORK.. AUG. 9l.-Rcsumptjon OF
nuhlir huyirg. which came from 4"
n,r,s Of the country and apparently
based on the improved strike situation
and the prospect of great industrial OK
mansion thi, fall. today furnished inc
stock market with the impetus mat
scnt nearly three score seasoned SHARES
to their highest levels Of tho year IN
total sales approximately nearly ''"""'-
600 shares 1t was tn" biggest nnylng
movement since the end OF the Specuia-
tive period TWO months ago.
The strength Of tho present market
(. attributed in part to IN" '"mpara-
lively light supply of popular shares
several large rcr"u, ACrumN'"tVhS
having been withdrawn from invest
mvut priUrillcs.
Little Liquidation
Other features which have attracted
Widespread attention in the ab''lty %
MANY stocks to advance substantially
ON ronparativcly small transactions
iudirat,ng that no important Iipu;da-
,iou is taking plac" and III" pr"ScA,
Stockholders are Not tempted 10 take
profits.
Virtually all the aCtiN" rails issues
broke through To III" years best prices
,.,,,,;,,. y,,rEef COalnr
III H'''", =; ,,,c mas, demand
'h" E""E''H ;,,,. bcinr scored
cams ~ ~ ',,,, ,roror-od At
'> u. y. '|',,', ,,,m.Lian pscific.
1ahti' ""Ht Luz r,a.,ri,, ,rsey
MO" ",''''' Gb,n r,rt,,ro
'"S'"', I.nt,,,., \,iI,voukce
N"rth"cHl''h' mos Y,t
ana ~. raul I%'r""'' an,
Gag" "Fea' .\"' ,"'' ,, ,,n,i,
vile NaShN'.ie' NV" -
and Eastern an" y lew ",,','H' 49,.
Equipments S""' , ,,
walk" oi the rams AMER a. ',''''" ,.,a,I
faI'"Ih t"''''"'t'''' L.,,,dr,.
Sprung and America" a.
al h'"""''"S 80 ~ ,rdcr from
p''"'I ''N"' l',,. ,..,,,,
'"' i'''' .'''' '''N'S
Public Uttntes Ia"
pvpllr utilities also attracted
largo ruIluwinE. Columbia Gas selling
NJ rs hiChcs, pricc FOR all times, while
consolidated and rac:fic Gas each bet
,crcd their previous prices.
American Wooden and Allied Chemir
cal rose 20 new highs under the add
tt"na' Incentive OF tn" S"nateS action
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