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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

CHICAGO. CO., u.-C~tti.. Receipts
50. i'IIN -c,INc. generally steady to
strong on AL ci-ss"S. Beet haif.r> strong
- - Sh-T. 'n"lcs NJ ~" beef steers
feds. TOY m,tu~-d h-cf st."r, i.-T5.
h"Sl N""rlinE steers ana h"If"rS. mixed
>ii's; buih h"cf s'eera. S'a'f,ir..s: t"
81 t5". outsiders pn.ins ", ." til.,i
lu'ch"rs IL :" u inw-r than ihug.Lay :
early market: uaci>inr s"wS s;",,l,: it.N
y % {" Sound butchers, G.t'f,".SG. tor.
SO "u,h, IN 90 10 pound averages.
$50 a go. hulk =" t. .No-pouni average.
= 40 hu.k hacking s"w-. S1.,,Ti -.
,"s "u"rr mostly S>..II 500: estimated
Sn..r. Erc-ip,s. ii."oN IL, Iatni,-
-,'"u, i"p natts" lambs i'3.;5 go il.n.iS
'hi ca, pui"! -. bulk better grad" NJ
lN"- - % lS.'i: rn'ls r:nSiIy '""'TI 80.
'"n cars ohuic- ld-h" !-rIas. s!LlU Win
90 out - feeders - Siihl. same -, .,,.
"a '"r' e nlr mates .'"lj Tor her. late
rhrrs'i~N. i'.d.i ian'ls ,nd ,h""u .rnEn,.
u" 1" i"t". lighter Weighs uo 1" q 80.
~ NV y H"nK. 90. S.:.,ti". Eo...!u,s.
d, .. vuU4 s,5Nms.'0
Caves. E,C-iuts "a. nrIt Ne...-
=, 90 g { %. 'u..- %" "mN,". i:Itlc caves.
3 ~ u >.hi, western ts,iN"s. 81 n so
Sh""u aul Lambs: R"ccinis iS.n.
>i'suN. Sh"rr ~ 5uFi"r ..IIlls go, n,
90: smhs 81" t"M ii."': culls. tj0,sIr o.
Ho@. II -"iuiS 800. steady: tu.l lIlr
:" ll:ht weight. and pigS $780,; 10 -:
h.H"y hogs. iH,;iTi5..: r"uLh. s7.SpI 50
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

W'"r'%,'"' y "c, . Eggs; strict.
i.N H""Si'rS u. turkeys Is. sc"ing
Ni'l,"u-, '>I -. fnys. .TN.5 Dressed
r"i'i'N: Spriu. chickens 3J0 ~: hans
"" 20 r""st"rs ~: 'Trk..S ga Live
so !. Calves. choice. ~ calves medium
": i'mhs. l"2. iy" uic> each. s. 90 ~ ? ~ .
.iE" De - ~" Vegetables: PntPinas M
g.. o" -: No. > sacked snn
M. -w""t pniat"cs. North C,"o'iua
So" n"nr"!. 1i.:"ns.n. onions
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SOUTHERN RESUMES
PREFERRED DIVIDEND
LNv Assc cinted rrcss1

NEW YORK. Oct. II Til" south
'rn RAILWAY today declared d'ri-
dcnd al > 9 per cont On it's preferred
stock. paNahlc November IL on stock
pf record October 81. This is tho
'rst dividend declared in wear and
h"lf. In MAY. 1921. ;hr Semiannuri
iiNidcnd of lie per cent was omit
cd
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no,nrinn, on Good r.,Iou.,,n

Good Fellowship Viii ho IN.
topic of discussion at the Tuesday
meeting az tn" Rotary club. at Mur-
phN's. aud In addition, speeches VIII
b" mad" ~ advocacy "f the drive OF
the h"f Scouts FOR funds for tho
coming year Dr. Fisher viii tax
nr IA" boy scouts movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-14

NEW YORK -
kei :nads new nigh .-ogi,I az ,,H ~
win Bsrerb.- @lns ,"iaES 'r'alns.
1a1- ON AN 80. 'r"lhS t. 20
vas st,-'r,,,es ~, :I.a"h3 ,muca Gi Inch
dstIy@ry e.a.,. ~" closing tad" lh',
a. e ~ WIN 'nc genera.
, 80 80 's NE EsiH sieais u", nI-
Nt -s o. .. go - %" n'-
me market opened arm ~ an .ivan,.
81 !" No. % poin'' "n ~" hrm shoN,ns %
IRON ib@ 900. m Gaai,I.r" '''Nh '~ror'~
tn" ''''"e. urt some Sru..-rn sill
Ing nnt c'u.It-rnalr ,.a.sz-,r D. iv,I
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MISCELLANEOUS MARK Els.
OFF FL.

MN YORK. oct ~ The market for
c"n"r fn'ur"s opened At an adN,nc" ~
. "i u On r"p4r,s "t slight y s:.4di"r
b'"Ii!'tn markets.. Prices cI:"d on
MONT "r Y" rieht aft"r IN" cali undcr
E'"iI"INn itIpidttinn, Iut tn ~" Wy"
C"mrt'at"".- tow offerings. and IN" ma
kri !''"' Wa .rr"cular. wi'h IN. nrior ~
h'T'h c"hii"C'~ ranging from al to az
and closing at -. IN. "a. mel, :.
!"s"' points highor q" ne ;s i"w"-.
NiLt> NrI" estimated 4; about .nal la "a.
-, f"u.r 10. u c"mE.r. So. January,
N"rsh 9,"'. May. noi: .fu!y. $50. Sep
"iUh"r ~.
Spot coffee quiet, Rio - at .Sh To 90"
Nm"i ic"n credits rho M iCi-i Cables re-
COR 81 Hn HlN-G'" 81 80 rHIs IN the dollar
rH'". with RI" exchange on London ~
49, IL" iu'u'"s w":" i"n rcis higher
nj santos unChagS"d Ia -; refs highNr.
'y"zni"n rout trcsiias $500. Jun,iiHnN
T""~!.Is. 2i"0.
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SIC. l u

NkW YORK o. L.. Tn" raw sugar
uVrk"' vs. Arm and active. with prices
:. cents higher {" the basis 81 ga" Tor
,'uhss co.,, aud 'r"iCn'. cuusl To S.5i
for c"ntrifursl. There were sales carly
IN tn" dsy ~ a,'0o bags az Cuha9 10 an
operator sac T. @. b. cuba. ",XiaI -
hcul so delivered here and later some
,"',Hm TO ~ "oo haas sold 10 locSl rtNnnr.
AT 3',c. cost AMI freight. equal TO SO
for ,-ntrif"sai.
Raw sugar futures we're active and
prices during the early Cn%ra tone showed
gains of to points ON active positions
on renewed covering by December Efforts
and scattered commission house buying.
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F"Hl.zing 10y longs increased following
! ne, - INC "f tia w""Hly s'Aii-;ir, -
iN#l lHkin.- NcT gIi q. 'nlN 80. 40 h,l~s
~R-irSt :E3a 90 ms weak T... wear hir
mes" sales readily nbS Hrb,'d ny q
demand which many br '',"rs aid seemed
&" com" from both trrj. and invest
UI"nt sources.
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FOREIGN EXcII,Gt.

new YORK. Oct u. --latest prices ~
- mango on he rrinciDa! foreign mar
,s'cri.nr. demand. &c.. cables ,t3'a
Franc, demand. ..51ip: cables ijs I,s'y
mnni. 5.od'. cables. 20 Swi,zrrl. nd
dsmtnd : 81 cables. 1851 Ho.land. dc,
nAnd 50 - nlcs. S'.1o f;".r many. dc
inni ~. cah'hs. "!i. Austria. demand
;rli. c'h,"S ."ait Grace. demand. 10
SN'H"n. '"m1nd $50. "a hi"s. 70 ~ Nor
WAY dem nj j. q; cables. - 81 Den
i,ATH. h'innnG. ."l": cah.es. - l.. Srain
h"h"nd. J. -: "aa..s 80. Hungary. de-
mani. .cf'- tZ"cho- SioVakia ..man,
49,; Fn.nad. demand. 6i",. Finland dc.
mani! ri EUmsnia demand. cgiz
iu&". S'rvin demand. $50. Argentine 10
.IHnd :" bra.ti demand. "a Chi!L
~ mani - "a. canada dnn+nI 'co ~
Hon y ~. demand $50: cables 80 80
i'"' y .!.ru.nG. ton: c=h l"s t0;
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

Roanoke Mills. "A
= 6. pfd -. 100 10
Rosemary MfK. Co. -
~. - pid. ......... 100 IN
'h'oh Bufalo. lat pr. 100 50
Miscellaneous.
Sou. l'"nd & Nor. Co. 100
r. l. Crump Co.
p. q. ptd. 1Oo %
crystal Ice Co. pfd. "
Ien"rson Real Corp. i'' %
st pfd. ....... 100 s3
Johnson Pub. Co.
Johnson Pun. Co.
!.arns and Bro. CO..
pf. p q. par,ic.. 100 ia
., j., :. an" c% . Co.. 100 80
Sou. stove Wks.. pfd.
Sou. Si"v. wkS.. com. 100 IN. a1
standard Paper Mfg
Co, pfd. ........ 100 los
I. l.. =. y e. pfd. 100 Io7 ne
I. l.. r. com. ...... 100 1924 i25,
We. Chem. u c..
y y" ohm. .:.%%....: 1879 10" g g.
virginia Building and
Loan Co. ......... loo 100
American National Rank. 24S u. G
American National Bank. c4G H. G.
- First National flank. 2Tl u c.
- stat" and city Bank and Trust
Co. eli Is C..
10 state and city Bank and Trus,
Co. sla
/" state and City Eank and Trust
Co. Gl1
10" VA. toldD rs. a.
600 Virginia Centuries. 76i
!" virginia Railway aud Power Co.
COM. 2?i
10 virsinia Railway and Power Co.
com, >4i
II Lii" Insurance Co. Of Virginia.
500
- W"e, End Bank. "a r. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-14

N" crude .n-i;i"u ~ -e..n G.rD.Jr,! IN
'"i l"n'""l w. operations ;o'!sN. AMI ia
'It 'N '.'i. 'hhiu cams. c.c-llg J. 10 =.
i"'n'- hiEhor. Tbs seed mUIciu"nt b..
r'.nfi"d "' ."W norma. -ud the South y.
h".hliis Tor 'lt. h cbrr prices. SALE. .
"HiI"'s Trim" "fuIr = - . ;.i.. p.lln.
GUNNER N''."N ~rnt mo- Uunt-t. Dc,rneT.
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RICHMOND LIVE sruck MARKET
Richmond Union Stock Y

rs''ITN"HH INI'N NI"'N NIfHH.
t"t"h'r -. i,cc.
Remarks: Very h".Nv rur a. cs,u- ,
market. All butcher stuff and medium
,"itr s".d sh"rH.N lover Good lat cat
SfI''ilN good steers ipi lhS
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SANNN\hH, GA. psr. ~ S.a island
nhTh't Gu4ct cNtra choice. IS sales '
'sr'i"'' 9 SHIPMENTS none. stock IS.
c'up IN sight ISL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-14

NEW lrEh, pvi. H. utl"u goods 49,.
.'""' ,"i' Win inuu,'s broad yarns
W"f" higher and aciiy-. Wrul !r..-
eco $50 n"N-g hlchn' S.A- >h"v"d
hn'h hElnn"s-, b., agents g.u"r.lly com
'H'hs "i 70. 10 IN -" >ji., AMI 70
-iSi"nr" On ~" u.ri ~ re- i."r. In u-S
- Tat. plEu"' urtC,- vatr-ufstte fur
tnfi'-. mt rrp'i. Yer" more .ritVr.
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COPPER

MEN YORK. prf 10 cnupcr dull. .'.r-
f,N}' -"t -nd thiur's !i Tin strong /:
Sv'i "nl IEinr.s. 500. Iron steady. prices
nhrhrnSed. ,."-d steady. Srut. t1T -. .
I!rc nrm. East s.. Louis SPIT and near
"N I".ir-f~ 10 n 81. iu,Iln"ny. SPOT
',5Tip'
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LONDON. ,'r'. .a.. NJ. silver. 81, pence
l"r 'nno". Money -, u.r cen, ia. .nnri
air. snort h.us. q. per t.nt. three
months hi.!>, = :. rcr cent.
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Chl.i. MONEY.

Nt.W YORK a., ,,.ro,
."Si"" HiEg. ). ;"N. - Ruling rate.
c.">.ue "t... ~. "hcrcn 81 =. i,-, .o.u
-. e" % .' IA against aC,-pi1 noes t.
liu" l"tn- IA. 'ui..I COLI, .r, .,-',,
HN~. '':"' - months r.T5 prim-
g - n"'".rl paper. ~.
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, NhW ,, Y%mk "r, u. spo' eo,'on

LIVERPOOL. r.t. -. Cotton spn'. f,|r
'air li.lp good niiilap 1875 IA 'uti.
!. ~ good ordinary. II = nr,I..ar. :. y,
SAILS LOCO na'"s iu,.udlng $50, Nni.r-
"'n. H"""ip,s none. No N,rorlu.u iru.
lures closed -teady October ls;. ~
uHl p - l~Hu<r.. i-t- March t.tl.
Nav. is!s. Iuly. l.l:. sAn,emh"r. MI
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SEW uHi.HANS 90 b. Srm, cotton
..""Gs y n"'n.~ I". Sa!a. 90 "a" .u"t.
- i' 'fr's so. Low n'i'Idhns 900.
"a dp.inS -" good uiiiltuE ,-l Re,
''irl-. "A>. stock, lirIt:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-14

NNANNNil Ga n,. u Turpsuiin-
n,.ni. ~ ..l"ct II 90 Ro,in ii ~. .i'.".
-. r'"t''>. lil sEDmAni- al &.
,;".k. '.6.,. tuple: II. D. y 3 a. II
- X NJ. i.'o. Y SIS. VIC. + o..
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lA'kSrNNll.iE FIN OF n rur-
n"n'.nr mfm. -. s,l"- %: f"c"i!ts. IL:
ia "n,-ni- : stock 49,,
u "ni"n's -" .i-,.k $500,
''"' VIC. 40 WV $50,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

FOfyl)A--r0R DS -FORDs
One 1890. starter. Shocks lot other
extras. s2SS. 1871 Ford Touring:
every extra. Royal cord tires, now.
ieg2 You positively cannot tell II
from new shock absorbrrH. dash
light speedomcters Will give you
a nice, big discount from neN
price. Northwest Oakland Co. 1000
Pike at Terry ave. Elliott ilss-
bishopp.
fs2a CHEvHoEEyfi NEW CoHD
tires. S passenger. bumpers. 1900.
This 10 a real buy for some ono.
We will consider . trade. Sec US
today. AIR. kllnefolder. io2t A.
Pike st. Fart 1863.
nTYDsON BurEn-sIX FOR f5fs66.
This IL a 1919 model f-pasaenger
touring. Ready for the road
Terms, Richardson Motor Gu.
lat9 18th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Girl Filler Sets
New Speed Record

MINEoLA. ". Y, Nov 3.--rhe
flying time Of 70 hours and 50 min
ufes between San Francisco and Chi
cago. a new worlds record for mail
service. has been established by Miss
lillian Gafiin in her coast-to-coast
flight.
The complete flying time from San
Francisco TO New York was an
nounced as 81 hours and II minutes
Miss Gatiin is leading a squadron
Of II mail planes flying from Curtis
Did TO the Detroit airplane confer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
cHOSTLY HAND
THRILLS TOWN
Mysterious Outline Appears
on Window Pane

CoSNERSvTLLE. Ind. Nov. a.
Ccnnsrsvtile IL wrought up 20 a high
pitch by the appearance daily OF thu
1'Aedowy form Of = human hand and
6rsarm upon a pane Of glass In the
'FRONT.' window OF = house at 100
Michigan ave The shadow. or TIM.
pr1nf. usually Appears about the mid
IL Of the afternoon and disappears
some time IN the night. No explnna-
ton for the mystery has b<en found.
Squire Hooper and his wife.
Martha Hooper. own the house and
nvo IN r. They buiit the structure
more than three years ago and have
besn living here since that time. For
morc than two years they have been
daily witnesses OF the appearances
and disappearance Of the hand. That
n with one exception.
Last spring. In tho month OF May.
the hand disappeared completely for
period Of 10 days. On the ninth
day following the Disappearance a
circle about the size OF mans hat
appeared. On the 10th day the circle
disappeared and the hand again took
ifs place. Neixhbors were witnesses
Of the strange behavior.
Two years ago. In the month OF
May. after Mr.. and Mrs Hooper had
lived several monfhs IN the house.
they saw the hand one afternoon.
Thinking that a neighbor had come
to tho window and pressed his hand
AGAINST N Mrs HoOuor atfeYrpfed 10
remove the shadow by washing II.
The more she washed the palmer the
shadow became. Friends and neigh
hors were called in to help solve the
mystery. but no solution could be
found.
Last April. before the hand made
the Today disappearance. a row Of
Gfars appeared on the pane. extend
ting across the glass IN curved line
70 the first joint OF, the little finger.
Mrs. Hooper and some % her
neighbors, who have been observing
the hand closely for more than two
years. have been able TO distinguish
the images Of two young men and
two young women on two OF the fin
gers Of the hand. The images are not
Visible every day. The hand Itself In
best seen on bright. sunshiny after.
moons. II has been seen. however.
on rainy mornings and by iampiIght
In the evening.
Mrs. Hooper believes the hand IL n
token. Mr.. Hooper says that ne has
no explanation for H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Q, roR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Henry G. Ewing Company
Seattle Realtors"
QUEEN ANNE

t4.26o--vary ntos Groom bungalow.
consisting OF largo living room.
dining room. cabinet Kitchen.
nice. airy bedrooms. nice bath I:
fine basement: efficient hot air
furnace. hardwood floors. fire.
place. garage. This home IL To-
Gated on paved street and In good
naiahborhood. Attractive terms
can be arranged, For appoint.
ment phone C-e, Main 1884
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
North End District

tt,2o0--fIere IL an opportunity TO
buy a brand sew s.room bungalow
that IN priced right, on very easy
terms. corner lot: tho living room
closet and tiled fireplace, good
sized dining room. best OF oak
floors: complete cabinet kitchen;
nice bedrooms. with large clos
ats; full cement basement. with
laundry trays and hot air furnace;
down and balance easy Call for
appointment. TEA, Main Tis<.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

LONDON. Nov. IA new scale %
law court fees now IN operation n
considerably higher than any pre-
Nous rates n has had the effect Of
decreasing speculative" litigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES

..ADtES AND CHif.pRrN's COATS
tailored to order, Former filter az
Frederick a Nelson's asOa War
ren ave. Phone Garfield Ass.
PIANO TuNER--Jehn Strom, Main
5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

49,
DIR. Cervi--Leading Sanipractic Ply
stefan Macfadden's methods spe-
cialty. 215 Washington Bldg. Main
s2s4.
cialty, a5 years expcrience: fees
1sssonable. Suite zoe Pantaxss Bi1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
WATsoN-M0oRE co.
STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCKS OFFERED

1000 Victory Rubber .......s0.zS
$50 Am. Workers OIL .....s .S5
1000 American Bottle Cap 80 .55
5000 Beacon Coal Mines ...,. .15
1890 Red Desert Oil .......e. .lb
5000 Alaska Pet. & Coal ...ss Bid
5000 Col. Red Metal ......~.. .o5
1000 Silversmith Mines ...... so
1000 Alaska Endicott Ming. o. Bid
200 u. ~. p. Telephone ..... 10
15o sterling Royalty 1900. LOO
5000 Empire OIL ...........s. .02H
1000 Trojan Oh. Cal ........ .o2S
2 units King Fruit Prod. Bid
WASTED-Albers, Reid Bros
Pinta Bay Mining. Fish OK Nng.
LIBERTY BONDS, TOP PRICES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Bride Sets Mark
With Long Train

LONDON. Nov. s.-The bridal
gown worn by Miss Phyllis Boyd at
her marriage 70 the vicomte de jane
broke all records. II was "a feet
long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Ancient Thieves
Den Is DESTROYED

ETHAN. Eng. Nov. Kings
Arms Tavern. 500 years old and long
2 rendezvous Of ancient highwaymen.
Aas been demolished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
North End

$500; EASY TERMs-This prae-
tically now G-room bungalow IL
Ideally situated on good sixed lot
and In fine district The house ID
very we'll arranged. having en-
trance hall large and attractive
living room with fireplace. dining
room. : bright sunny bedrooms
with good sized closets, bath.
hardwood floors: cement base
mcnt: laundry trays and good hot
air furnace. There II also q ga
rage and nice shrubbery. Close 10
school and car line. Phone B-2s.
Henry c. Ewing Company
eco Alaska bldg. Main Tiss.
Sure Service sinoc 1881"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

es,oo0--North OF Mt. Baker Park 10
very oozy bungalow priced low
for quick sale. Living ana dining
Kitchen with all buiit-in features.
: bedrooms and bath: a large un-
finished attic: furnace heat; large
lot. place for garage. with run
way In, Terms like rent K-6t.
Main fflf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Going Tough for
London Landlords

LONDON. Nov. s.--Tho the rent
restriction laws will expire in 1929. a
movement IL on foot TO extend them.
as was done in New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

a. f00--Modern B-room bungalow.
close 20 Woodland park and close
TO car: on nice corner lot b0xiO0.
IL has an entrance hall. living
room. dining room. Kitchen, bed
rooms with bath. cement base
ment. furnace: laundry trays. This
% place ir handy 20 all schools. and
we consider IL a very good buy.
Small payment down. balance like
rent O-ss, Main Tis<.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-12-12
CHANGE IN BUSINESS

Through a deal recently enacted
NJ. H. H. Davis, senior member of
the firm of Davis & Funk, proprie-
tors of the Bourbon Steam Laun-
dry, becomes sole owner of the plant
and its good will, having purchased
the interest of his partner, Thomas
Funk, in the business, taking full
possession on January /, 1928.
Mr.. Funk and family have plan
ned to dispose of all their interests
here, and will move to Norton, Vir-
ginias where Mr.. Funk will again
engage in the laundry business.
Under the able supervision OF
Davis & Funk, the Bourbon Steam
Laundry has grown from a small
concern to one of the most impor-
tant business enterprises of Paris
supplying the needs of a large ter
ritory outside of this city and coun-
ty, as well. 1t has ever been to the
forefront in business matters, ano
under the management of Mr.. Davis
will continue to hold the place il
has so we'll earned.
Mr. Funk will take to his new
home the best wishes of the people
of Paris. He is fine business man
and will be sure to make good in
Norton. We bespeak for him cor
dial reception.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-12-12
THREE FINE FEATURES AT THE
ALAMO AND GRAND

To-day, Tuesday, December IL,
Conway Tearle plays the role of ad-
venturer, fugitive, hero and lover.
in the new Select production
Shadows of The Sea-" Be sure to
come and bring the whole family
This one of the really unusual
photoplays.
For Wednesday the feature will
be Turn To The Right" with
Alice Terry and Jack Mulhall in
the cast This is one of the high
est priced pictures ever made. Be
sure to see this One Turn To The
Right is said to be one of the
greatest stories ever made. Look al
the cast.
For Thursday the chief offering
will be 'Earthbound," a marvellous
motion picture from the pen of Basil
Kink. "Earthbound" sands out as
one of the marvellous productions
of the age In the cast are Wynd
ham Standing, Mahlon Hamilton
Naomi Childers, Lawson Butt, Alex
B. Francis, Kate Lester, Flora Re
velles, Billie Cotton. Look at thai
| list!
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-12-12
SALVATION ARMY APPEAL

The Salvation Army is making, it's
annual appeal to the. public for
financial aid. In Bourbon county
this year the appeal is being made
in the form of personal letters sent
to the residents of Paris and Bour-
bon county.
Local members of the Special Eff
forts Committee are as follows:
Mayor E. B. January, chair
man; Harold F. Harris, secre-
tary; Buckner Woodford. treasurer;
County Judge George Batterton,
Postmaster j. Walter Payne, Pre-
siding Elder ]. B. Jones, Rev. o. B.
Crockett, Rev. Walter S. Cain, M. H.
H Davis, Mrs. James S. Douglass,
Mrs. VIM. G. Talbot, County School
Superintendent j. Moler McVey,
Fire Chief Earl McCracken, of
Paris; Mayor w. A. Butler and
Postmaster Thos. H. Brown, of Mil
lersburg.
The sum of $1,000 has been as
signed as the quota for Paris and
Bourbon county and it is hoped that
the response will be both prompt
and liberal, for there is no better
cause in the world than that of the
Salvation Army, which knows nc
discrimination in the matter OF
helping to relieve distress.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-12-12
BIG CASH SALE CONTINUES

We have almost everything a
farmer needs, and are selling many
articles for less than the wholesale
cost. We had two opportunities to
sell the store as a whole last week,
but had too much stock. Every
purchase you make in any kind of
machinery, wagons, buggies, har-
ness, stoves, hardware fence, sta
pies, nails, pillow points, rope. and
most anything you will need will
save you from 1910 to $3.50. Don't
let this good opportunity slip. We
think it will be only a short time
until we sell the store as a whole
(1t) FARMERS SUPPLY co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-12-12
CHRISTMAS ALMOST HERE
MISS HOLIDAYS FAMOUS
CANDIES is THE MOST APPRECI-
ATED GIFT. BETTER PLACE
YOUR ORDER NOW AS STOCK is
LIMITED. (x)
D. A. r YEAR BOOK

The Year Books of the Bryan Sta
ton Chapter, ID. A. R., has been re-
ceived by some members of the local
d. A. r. Miss Olive Orr's name
appears in the Year Book as she has
been asked to give a talk on His
toric Bardstown and Federal Hill''
at the April meeting Miss Orr has
also been asked to compile a man
uscript on Bardstown and Federal
Hill, that it may be placed on the
files in the Historic Building al
Frankfort.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-12-12
BIG CASH SALE CONTINUES

Twelve lbs. SNOWFALL Flour, 4Oc;
"a lbs. SNOWFALL Flour, S3c; Pure
Cane Sugar, $7.85 per 100 lbs; 12h
lbs. for $1.00; very Best Coffee,
37hc lb; extra Santos Coffee.
93 1-3c lib; Regular soc Coffee, 23c
lb; Rio Coffee 1Sc lb; Fancy Califor-
MIA Cling Peaches No. 21a can 23c;
No. 8 Tomatoes, 15c can; 8 cans
Sugar Corn, 25c; Bulk Cocoa, best
quality, zoe Id; Quaker Corn Puffs,
15c size, for few days, for 15c;
Corn Flakes, sc box. All the
above are subject to change, as pres
ent stock is sold out.
0t) FARMERS SUPPLY co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-12-12
UNBREAKABLE THERMOS BOT.
(xl OBERDORFER, The Druggist
FORMER PARTISAN TREAS.
URER

The Hazard Building & Loan AS
ISOLATION recently organized at Haz-
ard. KY, with a capital stock of
s25O,OOO. will open for business on
January /. The new organization
will have offices in the Hazard
Bank & Trust Company's business
house. ]. Irvine Dempsey, formerly
of Paris, will be treasurer of the
Association.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-12-12
MAVIS CANDIES.
(x) OBERD0RFER, The Druggist
NOTHING BUT THE BEST"-
THAT'S OUR MOTTO

We buy nothing but the best for
our trade. Paris people won't have
anything else, at least they don't
want it. That's why our store is
always crowded. 1t will be more so
during the holidays. If you want
to be pleased with your Christmas
goods and have something excep-
tionally good let us fill your order.
(X) G.. P. COOK & co.