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Cna CNGO LINE srock MAnkr.r

CHICl GO. May i-Cattle: receipts IL =
coo. be'- steers closing generally steady /:
quality = nj MS considered: top ycarIings
rs: best heaNies IN load lots. SO: car
load. s,oS bulk beef steers. ..I5G; so: few
soft spot:3 on medium hcavies and year
lings. she stock about steady: bulls weak
10 !Vc lower {; yea. calves steady TO strong;
st0ckers and feeders steady to weak; bulk
"a, she ste OK. '."U1.lj: bulk bolog ma
bu!!s, I.90UJA >. bulk vcHlrrs. 1.,5fiS $40 to
PACKERS; few TO outsiders upwards 10
Hogs: receiJ, s. &c 0co: opened mostly I5c
20 2"c higher than yesterdays average:
closing with gh's and light butchers
firm. others &c 20 !oc lower than early;
,o7. 1855: bulk. 'o,e0g 1000: pigs strong 10
l3c higher; moA ny 100 q 1850: pa cking
suws strong to so higher. holdovcr light
Shc"p: receipts. 1900; desirable light
ana mediunweigh lambs steady. others
and sheep GO dowt top wooded lambs.
100: top shorn. 1875 10 city butchers: few
mis weight fat eve, down to Go; best
mandy shorn ewes "a "a.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD. May A.
Potatoes. white, 100 pounds, l25G
l.jO; No. .. soc: 75: new I.,atocs. bar
rel. i.0OM 100: bushcl. l.5OG".jO:
sweets and yams. barrel. 3.50NI.aO.
No. 2, LOG 200; busheI. l.250l.5O:
No. .. 56I1j.
Asparagus. dozen. 3.06M42o: No. ..
zoos $50; beans, hamper. l.5OM3.5U
oects. bunch. cas-: cabbage. hamper
bers.- crate. l.50G2.z5: eggplants
crate. ZOO e.15, iSalc. bushel. 40Gr5O
spring onions, 100. 7JUl.OO: peas
bushcl. ESQ 40: peppers. crate. . Oo
q 100; radishas. basket. l.O0Ml.5i
rhuharb. bunch. fr6: spinach. bush
cl, T5W LOO: squash, crate. 3.OOU3.5O;
tomatoes. crate. 2O0T450.
Apples. packed. barrel. 5.50m s. %;
No. = 4.5omo.50; bushei. 100 80
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exports. t5i: sais,. ?2s: stock. Io7.Is4
Char!cston-Rcce!p ts. 1872: stock, so.77I
MISUNDERSTANDING. $50; receipts. 1ls;
Texas C!ty-Stock. T.sg,
Noriolk K, -Middiins., 1875; receipts. IA
s"urs, .v". stock. 500
l"'r-Siock. ~.
B"s ton-MiddiinE. 800: stock. 1920.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS s.: stock S,l76
New n"rl.-Middl!ng. 1915: receipts. 1873
Minor rorta-stock. :.7ss.
i"." mhssSce!pis. 1921. exports. I6.s5a
1T, Total for week-Reccp,s. SCOT: exports
Total tor season-Receipts. t.s,..lis: e1-
Interior movements:
HouSion-Millling. ISIS: receipts. 1856;
~ ~. p!"eHis. 3iH; sales. :.cCj. s,oc.i r.,
MemI.hls-M!ld!inF, 800: receipts. a.,:
'nN,iimTnis. iiS; sales G9; .,oek !i7iS
SH!!i""htS. LIPS: les. is: stock. 40 1a3
~. i"uis.Middling. !7.-a: receipts. l. y2
N",rihtht>, l,"-: stock, ~ lOi
Atlnuta-M nldiIng. ISLE
!Ilt;" RoCk-Mlddl.nr. 1900: receints
49,, y" phchis. !.-S. safes. s5l: stock, So
nal!as-M!ddllng I7S5: slase. e72I.
"HtEom"ry-M iidling 1854: sales ! ans
t"t"t t"daE-ls"ceipts. 5,2ii shipments.
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nids nm Sewer Con,,r,c,,un

Tho auvisOry board -cstcrdnv re-
cciv"d number Of bhis for sewer
construction along Franklin. Grace
ana Main streets. aggrcattinS In cost
about 10000. This rcpF<tIcnts the be
ginning OF the elaborate system %.
sewers 20 lac constructed under n re,
cent bond issue for 13GOI.Ooo Main
sewers and branch sewers VIII be con
structcd in every section az the city.
The bids viii he tabulat"i and tho
successful bidders Will be announced
next Tuesday morning.
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7.25: No. 2. 45013.Oo: sweets. 5000
80: yams. 3.o10 800; lettuce. south
crn. per CRAZE. l.o0u2GO: romano
lettuce. 2.00T2.50: cymbinEs. per
crate. l.50Q2. so: onions. per crate.
zoo q 800: cabbage. new. per cwt.,
3,SoW 100: cucumDcrs., .2.5om3.50: egg
plants. per crate. 800 % $50. tomatoes.
n"r box Florida. 4.oycri.75. beans
a.ooM 800 per basketr peppers. per
paragus. per dozen, 2L0145o: spIn-
ach. per Dbl. l.50W3.O0.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COFFEE

cof re-" ,,,, rDnk. May The market for
y yoIn, owing To- higher brazilian markets.
.T''"Tts OF h!m spot T!tuailon and nm
Hnrtn,e IN cost and freight offers. The
.rin"t opened TO points higher: later
sfo.inKs. 10 - points above yesterday.s
; tenn or n a new high record. while Sep.
'r'in'h or the recent higher figure The
r!nso was within or 3 poi,lts NJ ihs
49,. 'howlng a net AdvsIse OF 0 10 n
pnlht'. Sales. including exchanges wore
-" -. mated NJ about 5000 bags Nav
~: July. 1884: September s9s: Octohar
- december. 80: January. as: March
Spot cofree WAS nrm a, liz for RIO :,
ana n'1 10 Ia. for Santos 4s cost and
lrelxht nncrs were generally higher in.
r,nhing SANTOS 3s and IS at ~ 90 10 IL "a.
n3 e. al 1870 IN 1919 and Victoria IS
ana 50 at lS.5. American credits SALE.
%! Snnt"s 3s ana Is were exported n.
It!6 for prompt shipmcnr, and AT a 20
'"r .IhIy-SeptHmb:r shipmenis
Ow'nG 10 tho holiday. the regular ca-,v
chh!cs carried no quotations or s,at,stlcs
MT r5ecial cables reported on adynnc.
n! J.. 10 30 rciH IN tho Rio market ard
OF .'s TO 400 refs in Santos atNths opening
Lntnr shnto. cables ware 7s reis higher
10 225 reis lower. The dollar buying ratio
was % res lower
SUGAR
NEW YORK MAY The rnv surar
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box. apples. 2OOaa..O; grapcfrnlt.

puN' ,HPIIcS. Z.UUW 3.'V' Erapctrhlt.
bon. 2.'Uu 800; oranges. box, i.oU4
100; strawberries. quart. 2on"3.
fOultry-I.ivc. old hens, puuud. -
q 30: old roostcrs, l6Hti1: sp.iugcrs.
ooUGO white lcghurns. 45l,5o.
young winters. i0945. large. 35I,io.
ducks. ia 20; pigeons, par. ial, 80.
guinea fowl. young. each. 1U1y "a.
Did. i0Ii5.
Eggs-I.oss Off. native and nearby.
hrSts. dozen. 20: southern. 23u2i
buttcr-'reamcry: fancy. pound.
itM IL; prints. i09Ii2: nearby cream
ery. 36M 81: ladies', 2GM9S. loIls. - a
70. store packed. -: dairy prints, %
ga. process butter 9GDg.
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IN STOCKS ACTIVE WITH OILS LEAD

Cuts,s. Quotrtions are now 2ls-3oc for
spot CuoaS cost and freight. equal l."
4.Ol FOR Centrifugal: Lice for second hn IL
May shipment. equal TO i.ot. and 2i.c 10:
Jmnd equal 10 III for por;o Ricos at
OF oIbas. prompt shipment TO AN oper-
ntor Tho RAW sugar futures market was
irresuiar. and after showing carly ID
Vhnc ~ III l point on some OF the active
poSit.bnS on scattered commissions hou,.
buyins; prices ea%cd or later under in
Creascu offerings. closing unchanged I, 3
DSn'T net lover: July. 2s';, September.
There WAS no Improvement In tho do,
mand ibr refined. and prices were I'M
changed aS 80 10 6.Q for ilnc Era u,,, lei;
Refined futures nominal, clos r.: i,,Iv
5.ci. September. Clio: Deccmber GCo
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ny HkFOOI. May 4.-spot cotton

good demand Gui iiTput Cotton INT
.!TTrs h'H; good m!ddI.nE. lis: fntivs
dIi iinr Is, iI'h middl!ng. iioa: low mia |
gis" So. zoo ordinary. s.6s; ordinary. /
;n mn ,s keceirts 1900 bales incinI
i.ni s;.nsn" ttean' Futures closed quiet. !
49, S", ~. v,s October. 1915: Dec.,npsr, ,
49, January. Loot: March, !G5 -
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NEW YORK BONDS

rnF. CH bonds:
HI! , - cenade az. ~, ........ iii.
,irh,h k'EUh!lr 1':S ......,.. 80 ~, =
k.rsion. "t la5v.um - ... ..'''...'' ;US,.
Sw.ss Gao,s,D "mmaf% os ............ 81.
I-"'t"a k'nr - q B. and l. Sis, 1887 los
L. N.'"l. IS ...................... ~;
Railway ana Misc.iIane5,;,,:,; ..;.i,,'.' t'H.
,\amsr;Shn Asr!C; Chem. 7iss ...... ,o,r.
tiheficnn Smelling and RAJ. IS ~:
American Tel. ana Tel. cY. IS ''. iii.:..
Ha.i!more and ohio cv. as .,...'' ~
CGgn,.a. 81 Georsit g. ...,............ s9i.
.iH'eArehN" and ohio cv. g. - .i..
.ni' y and Culncy ref - ~ s.,
Tht' M ana St l.. cv. AIS ~ ~
Ehhii. *; J.. and Pac. ret. IS .......... So.
dorado ana Southern !ei ii: as ~
$40 En- anu h!o Grhnde Imp. IS ..... sii,
,pSSvH,~ r. :.''.:..''.................. e..
I'M. Nj IRE So 1891 .................. is
y an ms CITY nnd southern .-t. s. 81
iN".IN- S'r!ngHsid Tire :. 800 ,S.ss
I',s-",i and Myers 8. ................ 81.
M SSsyi'e "a, ana Nashyile ref 5r.s .. la
- ~ Ran aHi Texas ~. Non Is "a.
- .sSoGii P"c. gen. a. .......... e
Nv York Central deb cp ''''''' ,' 80
N'i ih"rn Pacific q '''''''''''. ~ =
n"r, Iac.-Gt. Nor. Join, Gas - IS.,''
i.St9ty Vania zen. Is ................ "a.
-. IA san: Fran. adj es . 81.
Sin S"ToHr' Air Line con. 6s ........... u.s.
Southern i.acific cv ,'''''''''.'....... 7et,.
S"hthrrH halfway 2. ''''''''''' 49,,
i.pEsneFn Halfway ti1l ........ az
l. s., ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :l7.
Nirr!r.!t-Car6. Chem .''''''''''..... !G..
WILSON and Co III, ''''''................ ~
~ ~ ''-s ...................,. Jog
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pny rpnno

more freely toiay despite adT,nros IN
ni"acheJ costois': denims and some other
steady. with buying moI.:n:e in tor
SiSn markG,s new silk was Uuotcd ,nuch
underwent price,, advances ranging from
lec to '2,2c yatrd. Bur.ais were slightly
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COTTONsEED OIL

NEW YORK. May 4-Activo demand
from sh'Tts. promptsd by the bulge IN
c4tiohsee'I on Up l. TO % points. foliowin,;
which ,<ba"k Iooh Iiacc under tealiz-
ing safes. C!o5!IE bills wcr" II % IS
POINTS neg htEh,r. Sales. 100 barrels.
Tenders. go barrels. Prime crude. 1900
says: rrsho summer yellow spot lis,
July u'2 September. N.SI: December.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05

NEW YORK. NAV dan uo,,v NV,
ruling rn;s: ~; closing hid. az cali ,oanu
AGAINST acc"Ttanc,S. !. Tim" loans easier
months. "a: prime mercantile paper. q. u
LONDON. May 4.-Rar silver. &,. penre
per ounce. M"neS Il per cent; Discount
ia'H:; , snort and thrcc-momh h!us. 2A0
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Bond Statesmen
Opportunities for Young Men

national bond house to
n as bond sales
successfu applicants will to
ork Citx-
This house handles original issues
ana tho opportunities offered a e
worIld o hear young men nreferahy
college education its W ambitious
become bond statesmen ork In
please SiNs nationality
Ali replies will cd comic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05

az Gr!e.Es se M,adi'ag,.. :si1; receipts.
Gs!.e-t3h.,MicdlinS. s.lS; recent, n.,.
aSolI. Ma ,f;s.e Stil .toek i,'sis
Gsyanathr-,Ai4aifax. iMis, z.e,,n.. u,,
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RICE.

NPW ORLEANS. LA. May though
mllers receipts. SAME Clean ricn n,,i..' {.
L't!"s report: lii pockets iilu. Rose al 3;s !:
ISNrir,s; none. Bran and polish. I'M
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city and state Securities.

-, Bid. Asked.
v, rsa a. Centuries q .i''s 'sa
West Va. 3is ~. 1889 u
Ches. and Pot. Eel.
Co. OF Va. LIST 5s.. =. 90
Carolina Pub. Ser. Co. So 100
:, street Hallway bonds.
V. Il. and T.. Co. ts 1854 - so
T. :. Roys,cr Guar. S
Hnilr"ad s,or1. ''
!. r. and L. Co. :: % 20,
V. il and +. Co. %. iO0 - :
RniIrond Stoc,ts.
4. c. l.. OF Conn.,. lUu iHl
H.. +. and T.. com. 100 2o3
H.. l.. and p. Dis. oh. 100 ~ 20
INSURANCE. st""ks.
L'ie Ins 20 uI Va. loo 425
Va. +. and NJ lns. Co. % G6i GSl
hank ana Trust Company stock.
American National :. 100 235
American Trust Co.
Rr t@ias s,r 90 ' u. nj: 100 ga
broadway National. 100 Iol
Bk. OF Com and Tr. 100 2l5 ?25
Central NatlUEai 100 la ia
Church nm Bank. 100 l75
First National .... 100 o5i 1854
Merchants National 100 6.5 700
Mech. and McrCh.... 100 23J 3lu
Nat state ana CITY. 100 .i5 "a
old Dom. Trust Co.. 100 2l5 222
Planters National loo 500 40
Rich. Trust co. -. 100 IS 100
Savings Rank OF
Richmond ....... - 90
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Richmond Stock Market

Union Bank OF Rd.. so 155
Virginia Trust Co.., 100 3O4
West End Bank % 81.
Textile Stocks.
Patterson Mills. pr. 100 40
RivcrsHie and Dan
River. pfh. .... 100 100
Riverside and Dan
Rlver, com. ...... 100 EGO
Roanoke Mills. 7b%.
Rosemary Mfg. Co, i00 ioo
10 o.. C.. pfd. ...... 100 100
Union Buffalo. LIST pf. 100 IS
SO; Bond and Mort.
Co. .......... 100 1l2i
Jefferson Realty Co,
LIST. Dfd. ........ 100 80
B. f.. Sc hnson Pub.
Co. pId. ..... 100 u
Is. +. Johnson Pub.
Co., Coip. ......... 100 80
Larus and Bro. pref.
y. c.. Isartic. -. 100 III
8 8 3 ;: s. g. g." TO- 5. Co.: 100 20
South. stove Works.
pfd.. j. c., $3.50. 100 SIS %
South. stove Works.
com. -...... 100 so
standard Ia. pfd.. 100 l07
u. l.. Tob. D. C..
>, Hd' - ;;..:...'.-.... lGo 1879 lo3.
E.-C. CHI. pf. S y. c. 100 Z?
VIC. Chem. com. :. 100 -
Sales.
30 Universal Leaf rob. pfd.. 1921
- un!versn, Leaf lob. pfi. lg:i
u nniSeTsnl ld Lar rdb @o p Gfa o! !SS:a
Is Atlantic TLfa Ins. Go. 23li.
Is FirI Nat. Bank. 255.
First Nat. Rank. 255.
Union Bank. I6o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05

NEW York. May THO raw sugar
mrrxssa va, a. ,tssdy sra the only ,ehsns.
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NORFOLK COrTOS EyC,.><n,

IT. ~ anu I'OFtsmOtIth
COTTON Exchange.
M,.,, Norfolk. Va. May 4. Mo-,
-. Miad ing Today. l2 lower: mISirIn; u ~
Itsponl!Ms Gay last Nrar - ss i LnE cOr-
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The Heating System

is and is
There a circulating water fountain on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05

Located on Sycamore bust str
OF feersbufg three stories. mezzanine
pnoihG IL Is thoroughly modern respect,
only n'nt IN 1918 Equipped with Otis elevator Otis
lreight elevator.
In hrst-clhss condition. ron on
hfty-si1 t6G feet. O hundred
twentynine I29) feet a o
feot. = -
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK u,py,..,,
NithmOnO Union S,ncl Yr.I. -.

remarks: firht supply Of c,,,i.'-
>. a.t''e' frIces higher on ali cl,..a.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-11

The mail ,rder house does not ges
its business by merely letting the pub.
lie know that 1t has dry goods or hard
ware or groceries or some other COM
modify to sell. It creates a demand
for its goods by placing in its catalogue
attractive pictures and detailed de-
scriptions of the articles which it has
to sell. The lure Of the mail order
catalogue lies in the fact that the
merits, or alleged merits, Of the mer-
chandise offered are placed before the
prospective purchaser in the most
graphic manner. The local retail mer-
chant has the same opportunity to do
this that the mail order house has and
can do 1t much more effectively than
the mail order house can. The retail
merchant can talk to the people Of his
community through his home newspa-
per and that Is something which the
mail order houses as rule cannot do,
for the local newspapers through a
sense Of loyalty to their communities
and their home merchants will not &C
cept the advertising with which the
mail order houses would food them u
they had the opportunity.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-11
" AN 7 SUPPORT
OF IRRIGATION
Commercial Club Letter
To Impress Skeptical
Firms.

Five hundred letters to manufacture
ers, jobbers and WHOLESALERS from Port
land, Maine, to Portland, Oregon, are
being mailed today by Caldwell firms
asking support for the Smith McNary
reclamation measure and for the Bor-
ah amendment to an act which woulI
include government projects within
the lands to benefit from federal farm
loans.
Caldwell business firms provided
their own stationery and the letter
carefully compiled after consulting
various persons, was printed on al
letter heads. Good results are expect
ed from the letter which follows:
1--WE take this occasion to ask yor
as a favor of mutual benefit to us tina
you write your Representatives ant
senator's in congress your approval o
and desire that they support the Smith
McNary bill and also the Boraf
amendment to house resolution 438l
now before congress.
"Our interest in these bills is direc
and personal The Smith M Nary bill
will vastly increase the aera of irri
gable lands, providing homes for thou
sands of homeseekers and bringing
under cultivation hundreds of thou
sands of acres OF land that is nov
worthless.
"The Borah amendment will enabl
settlers already on irrigated lands t,
obtain federal farm loans on term
that will be fair and just. We hav
approximately 10000 acres of LAM
tributary to our city that will be bene
fitted by enactment of this measure.
Where Benefit Lies.
"The benefits to us are obvious. TIL
benefit to you results from wide
market for your products and from tn
creation of millions of dollars of mel
wealth and the resultant purchasin
power thereof.
please advise us promptly that 20
have compiled with this request"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-11
NEW BOOKS AT CITY LIBRARY

Several volumes have recently been
added to the new book shelf at the
city library. Among these, there is
at least one that you have been plan.
ming to read or study. A list of thu
best new fiction follows:
Hutchinson, IF Winter Comes"
Gregory, Lady Fingers; Grey, ITO
the Last Man; Montgomery, "Rilla
of lngleside"; Connor, ITO Him tina,
Hath; Rice "Quin'; Oppenheim mo
body's Man; Comfort, This Mans
World"
Among the non-fiction, more tina,
Must be Told" by Sir Philip Gibbs
dealing with postwar conditions, will
prove of great interest, particularly t.
those who were interested in Nov
1t Can Be Told by the same author
Another attractive book is "Fifteer
thousand Miles by Stage" by Mrs. c
A. Strahorn This book devotes sew
eral chapters to Caldwell and othc
places of local interest.
New Juvenile Books
Cedric the Forester" has recentl
come to the children's department O
the library together with. other Lowell
books about interesting people an
places. Every boy and girl will war
to read. "Our Dog Friends, "Tru
: Bird Stories, and Heroes Ever
Child Should Know. You may war
to know "How the Present Can
from the Past" too. IF you are a yer
little boy or girl, you will> like "Mt
Their Goose in Silhouettes", Scoops
and Little Eskimo. Watch for ii
new books
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-11
War Not Over For
Shell Shocked Vet.

ONTARIO-That the great war is
still claiming victims was shown here
early this morning when Jonathan
Faust, third trick operator at the To-
cal station became deranged and Off
GERS took him from the station. This
morning hearing of his condition was
held and he was adjudged insane.
The young mans condition was noted
early this morning by the dispatcher
at Nampa who while talking to him
on the telephone became suspicious
that something was wrong and called
H. 0. Drane and asked him to investi-
gate. This Mr.. Drane did and wher
he reached the station found the
young man irresponsible.
Employees at the station have notac
that Faust was acting peculiarly fol
some time, and when Fred Schrun
who works the first trick asked him i
he had suffered from shell shock hi
said yes, but declared, it did not leav'
any permanent effect"
Local Legion men Friday endeav
ored to locate the young mans relat
ives and to secure his service recort
so that he can be sent to a govern
ment hospital rather than to the stat
institution for the insane. Nothing i
known of him here except that he cam
here from Pocatello.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-11
S525 IN PRIZES
FOR THE BEST RHYME.

A new contest is just being startet.
which will interest every woman ano
girl who reads this paper. Any woma,
or girl can enter this Contest-any-
one can win! AL it is necessary to do is
to write 4-line rhyme on DR.. Prices
Phosphate Baking Powder, using only
the words which appear either on the
label of the DR.. Price can (front and
back) or on the printed slip which is
found in each DR.. Price can.
Isn't that easy? Everyone likes to
make rhymes and here is a chance to
spend fascinating hour or two writ
ing rhymes on this popular Baking
Powder and perhaps winning a sub
stantial prize for your efforts.
50 CASH PRIZES
For the rhyme selected as best a
prize of 800 will be given; for the
second, third and fourth best rhymes
prizes of $75, $50, and $25, respec-
lively will be given. And besides these
prizes there will be SIS prizes of SIS
each for the next IS best rhymes. With
such long list of prizes as these, it
would be pity not to try your hand
at it!
Here is a 4-line rhyme as an ex-
ample:
Too teaspoons of this pozcdci mako
Biscuits, mullins, pie or cake,
The Prices Co., guarantee
No alum, in the cans to be. :
AS DR.. Prices Phosphate Baking
Powder sells for only 25 cents a 12
OF. can at grocery stores, some
rhymes could play up the remarkable
economy of this pure and wholesome
baking powder which contains no
alum.
All rhymes must be received by
May /, 1929. Only words appearing
either on the label of the DIR. Price
can (front and back) or on the
printed slip contained inside the can
may be used. These words may be
used as often as desired, but no other
words will be allowed. If you haven't
a can of DR.. Prices, copy of the
label and the printed slip will be sent
to you free upon request.
Amy woman or girl may enter the
Contest, but only one rhyme from each
person will be considered In case OF
ties, the full amount of the prize will
be given to each tying contestant.
Write plainly on only one side of a
sheet of paper and be sure to give
your name and address.
Send your rhyme before May LIST ia
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-11

from the edge of smart little toques, in
colors to match the costume.
Another style, copied after that at
fected by the ladies of ancient Rome,
is a cameo medallion with several
strings of beads dangling below it.
The typical "flapper" earring is a
long, slender drop of jet with'a gilt
tering Jet ball at the end.
Most striking of all is the "Asiatic
design, large, round medallion OF
metal orcelephant fitting flat against
the side of the hat, and trailing haH
a dozen strips of irregularly shaped
beads on either side.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-11
DEMONSTRATE osTEoPATHy

The Boise Valley Osteopathic So
ciety will hold public clinic at the
Owyhee Hotel in Boise, April Is
from 3 P. M. until S P. M. Nervous
and mental cases will be examined
and treated by Dr. L. Van H. Gerdine
alienist and neurologist of the Still
Hildreth Osteopathic Sanatorium a
Macon, Missouri.