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New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Cotton Is Lower
Despite Rallies;
Closing Steady
Early Decline Due to Talk of
Weaker Spot Demand and
Better Weather; % TO
38 Points Down at End

The cotton market was lower ycster.
day, but an early break on expccta.
tons OF the usual improvement In crop
conditions during juno was followed
by partial recoveries. and the closing
tone was steady. December sold oil
10 1859 on the earlier decline. or 80
points net lower. but there was some
trade blying around the zoe level. and
the price later advanced 20 20.isc on
covering, closing at zoe. The general
market closed at a net decline Of %
to 9s points.
There vas scattered Southern selling aa
vel as liquidation and local pfessufe on
The early decline. which was promoted
D. tax of lees urgent spot demand am
more favorable weather sdvicfa OrfT.
inEs seemed % be pretty well taken. how
ever. and when early sellers tried o. t1flf.
during The afternoon prices rallied quite
quifkly selling up % within % 90 %
points ~ Saturday, closing figures The
close was fss points on from she beer
under realizing b. people who had b0ggA.
on ihf early decline
Owing % The Whiifnntlde holidays 'h.r~
we're no quotations from Liverpool Nan-
chester gables said that business ll g1of1
vas Jess active. huf that prices .ufre
firm. and somtwhi. similar reports nIra
received from The domestic goods market
Comfortable Interest vas shown In -f.
ports that foms 0f thf New England m IIs
rcoptned yesferday morning 20 give rrrI
era chance 20 return % their PLACES af
the wage reductions and working h0uIf
retponsibie Tor the strike which began
last February According 20 press afs.
patches. however. a comparatively small
percentage - the strikers returned yrF.
terdsy morning
The weather news showed rather more
rain than expected IN Eastern belt ssr.
tlons. but ~ wac not - wet in the soafl-
west and the ionG range forecast VAS
for generally favorable week sdlfa-
sfn spot markets o. officially reported
were unchanged 90 90 points lower. With
a small volume or business
The local market fDr spot cotton uss
auitt and 20 points lower a. -o.-5d g..
middhnf; no sales were reported
Cotton
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
T.. ST. l.. & w. Net Shows
Decided Improvement
1921 Earnings Equal $40 on
Common; S3.l4 in the Pre-
yious Year

The Toledo. ST. Louis & Western
Railroad Company. operated under re-
ccirership since 1914. showed substan-
tlal improvement in earnings for 1921.
Net income. after all charges. was
si.i88.9e0, equal. after dividends on
the preferred stock. 10 S7.i6 a share
on the sg.995.0OO common stock This
compares with s36l .f76. or S3if n
share, on the s9.o52 500 preferred stock
in 1920. The ratio Of operating eN-
ncnses 70 operating revenue was re-
dlccd from s0.73 20 770l per cent.
The tonnage Of revenue freight han
died decreased $4,000. or 1892 per
cent. but W L. Ross, the receiver,
stated IN his report that In this ton
mage was included an increasing per-
contage OF high grade manufactures.
Revenue from each ton Of freight
hauled increased from S2.i2 70 s2.5s.
Operating expenses decreased $2,llS,-
600. or 22Q0 per cent.
The company ended 1921 with proht
and loss balance of S3.Sfs. 900. as COM
narcd with S2.74s.0o0 At the end Of
1920 and Si.i0s.o00 AZ the end of 1918.
Set current assets increased from
81 $4,000 20 s4.69500 and current
liabilities increased from SiS,si6,oOO TO
sif.530000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Business Troubles

Bahr. John and .fred.rlck-
House a Home 90 ..-.-.---+-r -
fsUe--Same tssff.fttftttftftff y
cobisch Carl. Lefbsr ...... a-.Hf
Chersky Simen-J " friedman ~ .....
Doolsy. Agnes w-R Morrison 49,. ii7l
Faitslson, David 4 Norris well
ner. " SakoW ....ts..tst,tt t.i y
Same-sama OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f4i.N9
Faitelson David. Morris Welnnr
4 Welner 4 Fsiteison incts.t if'NN
Flnkcistsln. EfWard-Bkiyn Hos
pltal Equipment Co, Inc tt.t tl
Ssnslesa VOLTS kuilch s..t.t ifNft0
Goldberg samuel national
Surety co. People state % y.
Guistta Anthony J Z Enrico
Scimecca J Blank ......tts.. JOB .
Kundson Thomas a Minnie
Cohen ............. ........ ~ At
Lipschitz Hyman : Morris zsfnn
s Snls a Sons lnr .trtttttt. SIS
Mslrowitz Phnp-fnsfman .
OLsary John-A Flupi % ...... 31itl
smith silmfn inc-A ? pisnst
90 inc .l.sfffft- -tf. ffffff.ff Ifff
Smith william J-Abram cor
stove 60 ............ s.ssss.ss I.IIf
Union Rway co - = Y ca
NarkYfrer ..s.s.ss.ssttss.stss tfi 'l
same--A schlemefz ............ ifiiol
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
The rans. Of prices


August. steady - points l0wcr at
20 &c. saief. e bales Memphis. steady.
unchanged az 20 soc. sales $50 balfa
Houston steady. 20 points lower AZ 90 ser.
sales, ss5 bales. Little Rock. steady. un-
changed ~ zoe. sslef 90 bales DALAI.
steady 40 points lower ~ % 1rr. ralas
tb7f bales Montgomery. ffm. Cd points
lower a. 1850. sales - bales Port
Worth, qulef. 30 points lower ~ o. soc.
sales 81 bales. Galveston. steady N
points lower a. t0 SOC sales zoos bales
New ORLEANS. Quiet. i2 points lower 90
.0.3sc. sales. 800 halsF Savannah. steady.
10 points lover 90 10c. sales 9f7 bafrr
Norfolk. Qulei ~ points lower af 1fr.
safes nil Baltimore nominal. % p0lnfs
lower al 20s5c. salea MI
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Hydraulic Steel

The 10000 shares Of no par value
Hydraulic Steel stock. which the COM
pany recently applied 70 the stock Ex-
change for listing. IL 70 be used In pay
ment for some other properties. This
will mean that the companies 10 be sc-
quired will be obtained through an ex-
change Of securities. After the Is
suance OF the additional shares
Hydraulic Steel will have outstanding
$50 900 shares out Of total authorised
Of 500. 900 eharee.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

The Consumers Power Company IN
IT'S annual report for 1921 shows total
earnings Of Sl4,O73,2s3, compared with
Sl4,i57A53 the preceding year. The
net income available for depreciation
and dividends was S3.341 ,b2l. an in
crease Of Si,i32,7i2. Surplus after div
ldends, amounting 20 S2,fs4,0it. com
pared with si.427,ee7 In 1920. Current
assets at the end Of the year wero
shown to be s4,277,boi, eontrssted with
current liabilities Of S1.2e2,1Se.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Yesterdays Previous
close. close.
Country Produce

Bpt.r-Receipts we're 1872 packags'
Creamery. higher than extras pyunl'
g7q37iss. extras 81 score. ss'1e' hists
33b q acc: seconds, s-u 1'o, l."' an .eere
sfc. So score, 3fQ1fAc. - score. s4, Y
73t.c. - 10 ~ score. 52l 15c. unsAlied,
higher than extras. asa 2 ssc. ehlIas.
score. 81 Csc: hrsis S'g W SS'a,e' ,,sf.
dairy tubs. a5is q $50 good 20 prime, 49, 49,
a6c. common 10 fair. s04 s5ac
current make. extras. zs'. sDc ".. -
q &c. tsconds $50 Nc loMsr s'-.ts
So' l. ss. assc: No. ?. 2is Q2se' lower
s'eehh 'eehhes.e-Rscsip,, ver. 2Ssf boIs' Nsw
YORK state fais fresh specials, ~
sversFe run isc. twins ffesn tlfsle,s'
isilcs average run. i7A Q isc. Wifoon,ihl.
ss,.b 5ouble Daislss isis 4iec. hnE,e
daisies. Is. Use. youns Amef'eas ~
Fsx-R.o.ipts we're aB.122 cases Fresh
.sseered ertras. dozen. 2fH zoe. ftotss.
oecEed Extra hrsfs :s12shet Not.se
raeted. frffA 1sis Qz7hc, ffsul.I es.,-
Extra nrsts 7s027c. regular pAene1a, srrs
2tis . isc. seconds 1zls a-'.. 80 No
22L D2sc: dirtles. storage pA,n,s g.
ssf 1stc. dlrfies. regular packed. 20. },
49,. 9saLc. No. 2 and poorer, u = y &c /,
checks fair 20 choice. dry. 44I -.
Jersey hsnnsry whiies' ssssmsse. sse's nearby
80 neerhv western hennery whhes. af.l
s1e 1 "sirss ssas7c; extra nFsis ~ s. .,.'
ars,s 10 s2c. nearby gatheI,a. --.ds.
aa11o osac Tarific Coast. whites. eStfah.
5seH ss,,s nrais. asG 5sHc; nrsis. 20 s-e
o.b.- wss,ern and southern, sain..so t,,.',l
whites. 20 &c. nearby ana sss. @sie. nearby
err hennsry browns. extra, ,. 80 ..s.
brown ana mixed oolors. Fathsr-a sh''A'
90 soc, arsis 10 extra hrsi. Ie ee,.,,,h
pot.,ce.- FLORIDA. bbi. lgis SCUM
carolina tagts. Norih csrolina' ,sa,sss.
.in "a Maine. oid. $50 lbs. f10t IS
,so lbs. ti2Sq;iso; sweets N.w 9sI-
.sy hsk flaf1: Delaware and Maryisna'
bsk.. J5c 81 IS; vans: Georga ns.'' ~ ~
f.c,, doz tiBodfB. D~ia~ar. ana
Msryiand' tz.Boatsi Pennsyivani~ 'So'''
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
= ranFs Of rfless.
Sugar and Coffee

Raw sugar Fuiures-cghsn houses vsre
fhe principal buyers ~ contracts yfrfer.
day. particularly July and they were tur-
posed 10 have aolf ~ equal amnurf ~
ac'uhi suFsr ~ local refn~rr The market
opened unchanged 70 an advance %
points and remained firm throughout fhs
session longs realizing af the high prices
but trade and outside demand uas fuf-
fcisnt 90 hold the market firm. closing ~
nef gains % 2 70 4 points on rsIee ~
about $4,000 tons. The country AZ large
continues buiiiah on sugar.
The range o. prices
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchangs
tin was quiet but firm with Straits
quoted at si.s7h932Boc; Straits ship
ments 32G32.b0c; standard 31.75 and
9oec, 3i.2bd 32c. Copper steady. stand
ard spot. June and July. iS.62I3c asked
and eleetrolytic spot, June and July,
lac asked. Lead quiet but firm. New
York spot SIS bid and East 81. Louis
spot b37hd6.62k. Zinc steady, New
York spot b.e5 and East ST Louis spot
b.zS@5.S6c- Holiday in London.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

TORONTO. ont, June 5.-Direetors
Of the Canadian General Electric Com.
pany to-day voied tc cut the dividend
on the company common stock from
"a 3 rcr cent. II was stated that this
vas considered the wisest policy %
rursue In view o. the business OF the
company durins the last six months
and the outlook for the coming
months.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
81. L.. r. VI. & p. Loss Gains

The April earnings Of the -. Louis,
Rocky Mountain & Pacific Railroad
showed an increase IN the net dehcit OF
S2a.5G7 and a decrease IN the gross
revenues of si37,3i2. The surplus after
charges Of the Gulf Coast lines showed
an increase Of tss,43f.
81. 81. III. N...t.f, parlfe
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

Coit,nseed Oil

The volume ~ business in fhe cotton.
feei 30 market was extremely small. with
total salss amounting 10 400 barrels
frice changeF we're narrow and Irregular
IN absence ~ sfEreftlva enerAfions ana
MA quotations were points net hlgher
20 points ioe~r.
The range Of rrlrsa.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

, Same-Same ........st...,,t,t- ~ %
FsisfaI. Harris--N. Compoos 300. 2i5ss
Fuller. j. Frank. A. Munzer ..,-
Foe.iman. iouls-s O. wIodsy,r Hsii.
French. Bsrnard-Bruner wooien .,.,.
Gregory. Edwin c-H b culver. ,.,,,
'Sisis seimseaAD Ar'pa' T. Ens.i'...'.. a"u % ,os:s
'i25s' co .'....'...4". o'.o'' .on.'o', ''.' 1000
u'asse' ysneo Iorisas. CO '''i...... Nuo'" iss7of
29a1,sf R..s,ss aS.ss. saI5;s AS aSIfs'' R, is is'
Hopkins. Virginia &c Van -
Hohsassr, H,nry-M ) sal,'.r ,.,,.
Hsrmer. J Justice - H.rkim,r. -.
Ri,isl. Russell HI l. strauss ioisi
Ksiseher, Frank - Borzin'Ny ,....
KsfD i,ssc II II Friedman .....l
Ksmsa.r Murray n. ana waller
l. selonlck (Furnlture sales
rol-A NJ Druckman .....tt. LIZZIE
Leais Frederick B-M y somsn aiots
ilberty cloth sponglng Works.
inc sidney kopllk and Annie
Kopnk-M Gutschnelder ..t.t. 1852 -
Moore. John WG II n sec0r sel %
Mccaudsr, Emma R-A cariello. ll'.'o
May. Mlidred-G 81 curcis..+t.. sss.-V
Moran Emily E-olmbsl Bros
Mshi,l. Danid-B Altman q ,.
Marquette Joseph h ir-Ams,sr-
dam Batavia Hsndclsyersenig-
Ing Il a.. costa. .s...s..t.s. llo -
MsftOri. Peter X Sewboid 1000 i,6Ol3Q
Noble Monk a. and Theodors
Corwin-Grsat American insur-
ance Co. costs ..s.t...ttt..tts $1,000
New York Book co-Geographis.
Neehamkus Benjamin D-Pierc,.
butler 4 Pierce Manufacturing
Nor,h.fn ana western Finsnc. '
srn snr tnioa r,lssraph co.",... Sioss
o'ConnOr Michael J.. and BTds-
eta L-Oppenheim. Collin a
orIow. oriof-Burns Bros. 1910
Polish American Nsyiration Corp.
Radio Corp. u Ameriea..:.. $3.50
Padden Timothy r. and Patrick
81 Lynn. Grosskurth 800. 23l9s
Iuggeiro. salyatore-rarn Prod
RosennsId' John B.-I N. FRIED 80
Rsissr. Marcus - - l. Kirsehnsr
Roneon.. N Romeo R.-F R,a..... siSio
sIiSs .........s.......,...... a.oiOso
LANCER. Blumgart a Co, lne- ..
sasSs' 1s John K..r 7. knEoysns. ISL,
Strand. Anton-W. p founss
ay,issi eii aii'''Fst,ak' 'Frt,sk o., and charl.. '''
''psshsi 'wsIn.rHj. ' s,oys n4 ,.'..-'l'''. ~ 1870
ma nan '................ ..,.,... iii.7o
stockman. Jacob. Morris scosn.
berg and Israel Goidfalg-~Gl-
braltar Credit Union. n........... $3.50
spruas. Jossgh lJswsn waisO- 49,
6. Rebner et al. al................ fbo.bo
81 -
s.Ss:Is:f S5:S:s 4 :sss s.ssss..; '!;s:s !;:;;
smith. James W. and Geo U.
Kirkpatrick (smith. Klrkpat-
Elck 4 Co ana steel q Aaye:' ~
Inc. r. porh ....,...;.,..,. zia'.'a
can Commercial Co. Ine...... s.Tasis
Sachs. Arthur-Hotel Credit Let
ssasr. M i2a Edw.rd ana ris..-opp.a. w
helm. collins a Co... 1880
stsinmetE. John -BrucknsrS
Auto supply Co. Inc. ......... 1850
s,slnberg. Minnie-A. IOewy.... ale.lQ
Iop.ltz Abraham-E. kaiish $500
i nsrsi 1 wsssri .'.......-.... 49, isssass
jay Thorpe. fnc.............. 1000
vidociih. Mlke-H. caslow, ..... io1.oo
Ws.sssIS Wan S9s' irTssJs HT aFssfhi as. iisis
watt. Aissandsr Pm A. Kom-
wsiss., ss = Ensnaei.-j. D.nis....:. i.s;sis
ssinis ciiIr. co. Of y -. 1851
wolfson. Louis. and Joseph Ru-
bsnstsln--A Rappaport. i.o1sl
zina; Henry G.1L LsS. Lsersr 2, r.. i..s,iiss
In BroEx County
Brady. John J--stsphsas Fuel Co.
Inc .........s..s.. ......s.... t5tlo
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

The FIRST nsms IL that of fhs debtor
the second that % ths creditor. and dan
when judgment vas hlsd
Tslsey. chariss--A r cohen. Fsb
7. isa2. ...................... ii1t1,
a sumner gisfnbsrs 80. Inc. ana
~ SumLsr Sffrnberr-Lsslls
Judge CO, Nov 81. i9if.s.s.tss if1ft
sams-ssmo, Nov Z, ieiT...t... 1.i1l
strifmafer An1a-W schoelier.
May g. i9o2...... .st.s..tt.. ilitl
Pope clyde W and chas E-W
q hoffman. June l. 1871 ...... i0i ~
80 Fourth Ave corp-A rrGfls
Feb s. i3is.....+s.t..s....t $40
oisns Falls irs 90 - Olsns Pals.
y IN 6srtnsr. Feb TO- 1910. ifaffS
Martin. Jamsa-Weils 4 Newton
co. Inc. NOV "a. ig1i.......... 1111f a.
Pope clyde " and Chas E-W =
Notman. oct a., 1921 i.-.r.-.s. ifstib
Schsrmerhorr, Nathaniel E-Wsi-
dorf- -Astorfs, Inc. oct - 1871 fAf7i
0raEiaedi John D--L ii0lstfin.
Jan ~. is1i.............+.s.. atito
In Bronx County
Le Cascle. Rosarls--A Cafalano,
Nov ~ ifil.....s......ts...s ttii,
Napois. Edward S-N Y Tels-
phone Co; Dec T. isib.,,,...t, oD
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Federal Land Bank Bonds

Joint Stock Land bhHh -, ,n.v -
b. is5i-isyl 80. IVA IVA ~
Joint stock Land Bank ..,u ~,
Bha is5i-issi. .....i iosh lo'@ -"
Joint stock Lana Bank -. s.n
81. is30-1s,f. ........: ~ wv Wv
CHICAGO Joint stock Land "a, -,
Bank 6iss, issi-isSi 100 lV' 80
Chicago Joint stock Land 80. ...u .sx
Bank s.. Isa1-iste -. 9sb io0* w
Chicago Joint stock Land a.. "a.
Bank g.. 1sSi-ls5i. -.ioz ios
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

Bid. Ask Yield.
Canal ana Highway Sc.

Issued in coupon and registered form,
not INTERCHANGEABLE. Coupon bonds regis
| terable. -.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Grain Prices


Yesterday's Previous feaF
New York: close. close ago
80. hard ...1i.3i. N.s-~ '4.''
Chlcago-RAnge of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Tobacco Stocks
Certificates Of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes
New York City Ronda

'Acceptable In payment OF Federal q
on the dates Of maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Conn
Yesterdays Prsvi'


NffIFTINF IT u -
New York. Gloss. cios-. .-fS'
No. ". fob. .o1is fl.iV's Wv,
t1our aud Meal
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Judgments Filed

IN NeW 1ork touhtf
The following judgments were fled yes
erday. June g. the nrst name being mat
Z the debtor;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Satisfied Judgments

hs FIRST meme is that 0f fhs debtor
second that of ths creditor. and dan
sn judgment vas hlsd
New Britain herald., 1922-06-03
MERCHANDISE


CAMPERS ATTENTION-our auto touring
tent 10 hummer. We have SKI Boy
Scout tent At $3.50. We are agents for
Old Town Canoes. Take a camping grid
and broiler with you. 81 90 and up. F. c.
Nonier Bro, 3S-42 Main st.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-03

SPR1NKLING CANS-"The National Can"
of to IL at. capacity made of the best
galvanized iron. Guaranteed. from S5c to
75c. City Hardware Co., 40 E. Main ST.
Phone 1880
New Britain herald., 1922-06-03
Wanted--To Rent

BELEIDERE SECTION of Stanley street,
g. or room tenement, by recently
married couple. Herald. Box 31AJ.
Fl FINISHED cottage or fat wanted in or
near New Britain. Reliable people. Give
fun particulars Herald, Box l0A
CENTRALLY LOCATED or 5 room apart
ment. Must have conveniences Address
Box Il, Herald Of1cA.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-03

STOVES-Brand new stock Of the best rs
year guarantee. Premier and Standard
stoves marked down from SIPS to s75 90
r. Rerson, 500 Main St.
TOYS, games The only year round toy ana
Shop, $50 Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-03

/ will sell Tuesday, June sth. at
1880 a. m. standard time. on Berlin
to Hartford turnpike. bankrupt estate
OF Rev. Basil Zacherkovney. 10 cattle,
4 horses, chickens, bees. etc.
WIN. HOWARD WAkELEE.
U. S. District Court Auctioneer.
David l.. Nair, receiver, at Main
street, New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-03

TRUCKING & STORAGE
EXPERT MOVING, PACKING.
GRATING AND SHIPPING. EITHER
BY RAIL OR TRUCK.
BEST EQUIPPED IN THE CITY
FOR LOCAL AND LONG DIS
LANCE FURNITURE MOVING.
INTER-URBAN TRANSFER &
STORAGE
1TA MAIN. PHONE 1000 & 2oo2
A. P. MARSH MGR.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-03

CARPENTERS, hrst class, wanted Inquire
of w. e. Burk job at Mason Ave-
nue.. New Britain.
MAN, reliable, married. to work on farm.
Apply X. G. stoddard, Newington juno
ton, Conn., or Phone Valley o71-l3.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-03
LEGAL NOTICES

On Monday afternoon. June s. at
$3.50 p. m, Standard Time $3.50 Day
light Saving Time), l will sell at
Public Auction at No. SIS No. Main
street, City of New Britain, the stock
of shoes, ruhbers and miscellaneous
merchandise including fixtures located
at this address now belonging to the
Trustee in Bankruptcy, for the Bank
rupt estate of K. Smigrodski.
By direction of the U. S. District
Court.
w. HOWARD WAKELEE,
Off1cial Auctioneer.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-03

MAN to sell guaranteed shrubs, roses, trees,
plants. Weekly pay. Permanent. Expert
ence unnecessary. Write now. Barry Nurs-
ery Co Rochester NJ Y
New Britain herald., 1922-06-03

BRICKLAYERS-APPL T. ]. PARDY
ORPHANAGE, NORTH BURRITT ST.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-03

SALES MANAGER-There is a big oppor-
tunity for some live man to secure an ex-
elusive selling agencyline without COM
petition. We have circularized your ter
ritory and are able to turn over to you
inquiries from dealers ready to represent
US. Must finance initial order. Give tele-
phone number If possible Alcemo Mfg
Co. 146 Bridge St., Newark N j.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-03
EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT
Help-Agents Wanted 40
AGENTS, canvassers, crew managers-Ext.
opportunity. New fruit product "Jells'
any fruit juice like magic. Whrlwnd
side line Exclusive. Joy-Jel Co., St.
Joseph, Mo.
BOYS! Agents! Sell something different. A
real necessity. Unusual profits. Nothing
like 1t. P. 0. Box 272
$36 weekly. 75c hour spare time selling
hosiery. Guaranteed wear four months or
replaced free. So styles. Free samples to
workers. Salary or 30% commission. Man
ager. Dept. gas. Darby, Pa.
ny.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-11-30
WANT ADS.


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FOR sALE-Good Pop Corn. ]. e.
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For good piece OF farm land at right
price see A. ]. Evans. 9-14-tf
FOR SALE-Sideboard good as
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11-23-lt
Pure Bred Polan China Hogs For
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FOR sALE-3-roomed lumber house
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11-23-2t
Taking orders for winter apples
Lay in your supply now at 25c pei
bushel and up. See George G. Love
ridge, Lehi. 1O-12-tl
Pure-bred Mammoth Bronze Tur
keys--Five big breeders at reduced
prices until December 18th. Lake
land Farm, Jordan
Successors to Jacobs Ranch Co. II
FOR SALE-18 acres good farm
land on North Bench. IS shares
North Bench and 10 shares Prove
Reservoir water. All fenced, stack
yard. A bargain II taken at once
See A. ]. Evans. Lehi, OF Tel. 62J. Il
FOR sALE-4O acres North Bencf
Land, 8 Head Horses, Jersey Min
Cow, l Red Durham Cow. Red Dur
ham Yearling Heifer. Calf. Sc
Light Work Harness, Saddle ant
Bride. Bicycle. Sacrifice prices
for quick sale. b. w. Gray. 11.16-2
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-11-30

The Misses Flora and Mabel Dewey
of Alpine, were visiting here last
week with Mrs. b. w. Brown.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-11-30
Snow and FIreHIes.

The oriental is always and ever pic
turesque. The student Of the East
does not "burn the midnight OIL" He
works by snow and fireflies. There is
an ancient legend about a Chinese stu
dent who was too poor to buy oil. SO
in the summer months he studied all
night by the light Of firefles caught
and imprisoned in paper lantern, and
in the winter by the reflection Of the
snow.-Gertrude Emerson in World
Outlook,
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-11-30
consldersse Statesman.

"Of course you have your own ieas
about what the government ought TO
do in a crisis" Yes. But I'm not
saying anything. Maybe the govern
ment will have to act 30 promptly
there won't be time 10 listen to all the
speeches could make on the sub
jecG"--Washington Star.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-11-30
Breeding wlld pueka.

Breeding and preserving OF true
game birds. grouse, partridge and
pheasants, Is an old and we'll estab-
llshed Industry In England and on the
continent Of Europe. Breeding whd
ducks for sport and profit Is quite
modern. A few years age It was be-
lieved that wild ducks would ~ away.
says the American Forestry assocla-
ton. But since we have learned that
when properly looked after these birds
are more easily kept at home than
any other species of game, nearly
every country place and game pre-
serve I'm England has an abundance,
and already there are thousands Of
wild duck breeders in America.