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New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
HENRY ]. LEAKE huctinneer.
REGULAR AUCTION So LIE
STOCKS AND BONDS
EY ADRIAN H. MULLER 4 sON.
OFFICE. 55 WILLIAM STREET,
EDSESpAY. MARCH 18th, 1922,


ExCHA NGE SALESHOONS
NOS ia AND is VEsEy STREET.
by order of Public Administrstor County OF
varous contracts for royalties on opcrettss
and musical comedies.
Account Estate of Max Herman;
3 shs Hanover Lunch inc.
FOR Account OF EXECUTING
sss shs. oBannon corporationi comJnon'
share variants for 10000 shares Of tn.
common capital stock Of International
Petroleum Company, Ltd corpo-
221s2 shs Manhattan OH & Linsced Co.
40 900 shs Manhattan OH & Lnseed Co
90 shs 10. ,is East 25th street Realty
3 shs FIST National Eank of Jersey
CITY.
oos S1" Th. Kpss p.b, c@" Gob T'0s sS,ersss e9 Co.
6T Kngstd. iids
$1,000 Nolo Of the National Metals Deposit-
ing Corpn. dated Sept. Il. 1921. at
sas int due ono year from date. pay
able 10 order Of Copper Process Go.
s2ooo slough on Earth 80 honds
2,o7s shs. Stopghton- Earth common
200 shs Federal bureau Of Analysis Corp.
20 shs Jagenbcrg Machine Co. Inc.
5000 n. Y. & Greenwood Lake r. II. lst
Mtgn. 5Tc Guar. BIDS. 1916.
$1,000 Common wealth Light Power 90
So BIDS. 1917
son shs Skelly on Go.
100 shs Shreveport fi Dorado Pipe Ling
Warehouse Receipt. Issued by =.
BRADY A Son Co. covering one Buick
Touring Automobile. 1911
$3.50 shs service Station Equipment Corpn-
~ shs. Hudson Trust co.
. shs. Hudson Trust 60.
30 shs. Hudson Trust Co.
For Account Of Executors
0 chs. Kingsbury Electrohush Co. Inc,
20 shs Kingsbury Electronush Co.. Inc.
common
,As shs Jora7u Manufacturing "a
Al shs Livingston Petroleum Corpn.
II 20 shs. Livingston Petroleum Corpn, Wa
10 shs Livingston Petroleum corpn.
subscription warrants.
45 $40 shs. American Consolidated OIL. Inc.
As 80 shs American Consolidated OIL. Inc,
common. Trustees Ctfs
5000 ,,,de, colorad9 SPRINGS 4 Crip2e GREE.
Deposit
425 shs- Green water Copper Mines 4
200 shs Spokane & Inland Empire r. z,
common
700 shs spokan. 4 Inland Empire r. r.
30 shs United Gas & Electric Corpn o.
Conn. common.
80 gins United Gas 4 Electric Corpn. Of
40 shr. American Wood Fireproonns Co.
Id common. .,
Lid. common
Is 2.3 shs. Buffalo Hump Syndicate
- shs Dewey Electric Signal 60.
so shs Dudley Electric Manufacturing
Co.
100 kinsman Publishing Co. Ltd.
2 shs. Missionary Review Publishing
Co. Inc
200 shs Standard Plunger Elevator Co
common.
100 shs Standard Plunger Elevator co.
"a prefd
90 shs rercgrlna Mining & Milling Co
prefd.
% rbs pinguco Mines CO. New Jersey.
common
> shs pinsuico Mines Co. New Jersey.
PRED.
40 shs Mexican Milling & Transportation
Co. common.
Mexican Milling & Transportation Co.
prctd.
[. 8 Patent No. 12l8os3 for I'm
proVement Protective Device for
i}rush~r. dated March 13th. 1917.
/. :. Patent No. 259 O2O for Meas
uring Device for Fluid Tanks dated
juno llth. 1919
I. & Patent 10. lesa.ooi for I'm
prorement IN Cameras. dated June
l1th. 1913.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
Notice of Adjourned Special Meeting OF
Stockholders Of Tho Stone Masons
f,<.sx. L.. -

To the Stockholders OF the Stone Masons
Corporation of New York
Notice Is hereby given that the special
meeting OF Stockholders called pursuant TO
resolution of the Board of Directors of this
corporation. adopted ut special meeting of
said Board held on the 4th day of February
1922, was adjourned from the fith day OF
March, 1922. ut . 80 o'clock In the after
noon. to the 18th day OF March 1o2a at
$50 o'clock In the afternoon. at Room 1907
11o broadway. Manhattan. New York City
and at the said adjourned time and place
said adjourned meeting Will be held pursuant
to Section 221 of the General CORPORATION
Law or the state OF New York for the pur-
pose OF voting on proposition that the
corporation be dissolved forthwith
lSIDORE LEVY
Secretary OF Corporation
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF MEKCAS.
IILE NATIONAL BANK IN NEX YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that 4
special meeting OF the shareholders. OF Mcr-
camille National Bank in New York has Deen
called and VIII be neid March 30. 1922
At Il clock noon OF that day. at thc man
Office OF said Bank. No. 1l5 Broadway. in
the borough of Manhattan. The CITY OF
New York. Cd to vote proposition to
ratify and confirm an agreement heretofore
entered into between the Directors Of Mer-
cantNe National Bank in New York and the
Directors OF The Scaboard National Bank
OF the CITY Of New York, providing for tho
consolldation thereof into a single national
banking association, TO be known as Tho
fcaboard National Bank OF the city OF New
York. and (@) to take. authorize and or ap-
prove All such further action AS shall be
necessary or proper to efrectuats such
Nonso,ida tion.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
Cl1ELLIS A. AUSTIN
J. C, TRAPHAGEN
Dated f@rhrl,a--y ~ 1000
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
Commercial Credit

Income tax payments and govern
mont financing have had little inhu-
encc upon the commercial money mar
kcts. Rates on commercial paper re-
bulk Of paper discounting at the latter
figure. Paper originating in this dis
trct is being marketed mainly among
tho interior banks, it is said
No change was noted yesterday in
bankers acceptance rates, although de
mand showed some decline. The
American Acceptance Council quoted
the following discount rates on prime
bankers acceptanccs eligible for pur-
chase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

NJ IN + UF ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting OF tho Stock holders
OF the Chicago and North Western Rail
way Company will be held at the office OF
the company, 226 West Jackson Boulevard
in the city OF Chicago. Illinois. on Tues
day. April III 1922. at eleven o'clock A. NJ,
for the election of Directors and the trans
action of such other business may come
before said meeting.
Transfer books will be closed on Friday.
March 10. 1922. at the close of business ON
that day, and will be rcopened ON Wednes-,
day, April 10, l922.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15

N0LiCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
, mrcc Hundred and Twenty (3a0) shares
the SALlEE BLOUSE COMPANY INc
NV Mew YORK Corporation. the property of
oai,ie o,e ; schwartz. pledged BY her with thu
loam made by the undersigned to said
Salic >. Schwartz. viii be sold at public
auction at the Auction Sales Room, No. IA
Nesey street Borough of Manhattan, city
OF New York, by Adrian III. Muller & Son
huctioneers, on March 31st. 1877 al
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
CAST IEo> r:.E FOR ECUADOR

Sealed proposals will be received hY COZ
nett. Burton & Co. Inc. II Battery FiScs'
New York Ci,Y Until u :: n Taesda!,
March list. ls2e for the furnishing anf
delivery to ouayaquiI Of the following guam
,ity of cast iron bell and spisot PIPE
inch outside diameter pipe as follows: }.
ktlometers Of pipe to be 1915 inen i tnieS
s kNomeiers II pipe to he 5 inch thies;
y kilome,ers Of pipe to be 1916 incn thrss
{ ks}ometers os pipe 10 be inch thick, Fips
TO have Il laying length Of l. feet and 10 De
twice dipped in Or. Angus smiths coni.
pound: spigot end ~ ba protected WIN
" wooden qua ris. as per draw Ing c sa43 whieA
drawing nay he obtained from Comet,
Burton & Co. pipe specifications not coyeFes,
above % - preferably British STANDARDS q
TO he standard specifications OF the American
Water Works Association.
Bidder mus, state the delivery ne can an
make and when shipments vii neslA '"'
thinnest pipe being desired mrs.. Id.
Price must be C. J. {. Guayaqgih eu' oie'e'
need not include ccnsu! fess. ,.,,.o-ss
All pipe 10 be completed and ce'seio' ~
within fifteen months from date q esus''
Proposals must he submitted in tripiiVn @s rro-
The right is reserved 10 relec' al s'~
posals.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO coNTRACT0Rs-s.aied p-,.
oosais for Sanitary Work Repairs 70
Toilets. Il. he i0fth Infantry A-zo-y
Bedford and Atlantic Avenues Brooklyn
n Y. VIII be received by t'rsski7 "
(,oars; y ar9 seGTstsry Stal Be@5i sf Arlnory
y. T. until o'clock + u or Taarsssv
March %. 1922 when they viii bs ptsatoiy
opened and read Proposals shah g s--
closed it an envelope furnished by ,hs
state Architect. sealed and ADDRESSED AL
snail be accompanied BY . cert fed che X
in the sum % I've per cent l5fe) Of he
amount Of the proposal The contractor
10 whom tie award is made viii be re-
CURED TO furnish surety company bond II
the sum cf MY per cent (5aS) ef me
amount CT the contract within thirty ~
Gays atter Official nrfice ot award = con
tract and in accordsnZe with tfa terms q
Specification 10. 5s65. rhe right 5 re-
served 10 reject any ur all bids. Drawings
and spe ciiirations may De eSeu-lIet a. ina
i0Sth Infantry ATmory. Bedford and Al
lanttc Avenue s. Brook yn y. Y. II The
New York criee Of ihe Department Of
Architecture. Room Sly. Hall e Records
Building. and - the Department u Arch-
lecture, Capitol. Albany. y /. Drawings.
specifications aud blank forms Of proposal
may be obtained a. the Department OF
Architecture. Capitol. Albany y. Y. upon
reasonable notice 10 and IN the dtscre-
ton OF the state Architect, l. +. Pitcher,
Capitol. -Albaay. y. Y.
Dated. March :. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15

MRS. NORA MlRKuS, $40 Fourth Avsr,a
l;roo!slyn New York N''0e
lLHASE TAKE NOTICE that hold
5he capital stock of No. lis East 18th ST
krnl'y Co.: Inc, of the par value OF SIS 90
each which were deposited with me hv yon
l" secure the payment of the promssorv
Noes 1n secuted and delivered by the Mirkus
Dry Goods Co., Inc, to it's creditors nn'
ohe-halt of which notes became due and
payable ON November 30th. 1921 and thr
"'ner "m;n na't ON January 3oth. 1929. neither OF
"nich sald notes we're paid. and which VA al
NOES 'n aggregate the total OF 100000. The
shares or STOCK referred to are OF the esti-
mated value OF S.. 500 90 Wv '''
- .od ,"u are hereby required to pay the sum
o, s',ooo 90 on or before February 10Th. 1872
anu an IN the event of your failure TO pay same
AZ the time stated, the said share Of ston'.
WI Wl be sold at the Exchange Sales Room. Il
cvSe' S'rce', In the Borough of Manhattan
,.s Si.s OF New York by Adrian Fl. Mullar &
,,on; To- auctioneers. on Wednesday. March 18th
~. II II, y 'ao O'Clock Of said day
O"'eu' >ew York, February 9th. 192o
MORRIS b. ARNnI n
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVER rs
the Bureau of supplies and Aes's,l NIL
Navy Department. Washington. D. = 'ssls- sl
10 O'Clock Il. m. March IS. ls-2 les ;, shody
ering b!focai altiperiscopes anu ma" New
periscopc tubes 10 the navy .a...os,ls 70
York. \. Y. etc. Apply for propwossJs \.
the navy purchasing office. New a@a9A VA AZ
Y. or to the Bureau of supplies ,as sss t;eii-
counts. DAVID POTTER. Paymass'ss,.
eral OF the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
FINANCIAL
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
Redemption of Serial Notes Maturing


The American Tobacco Company herehv
gives notice that it Will redeem and paw on
April 18th. 1929. the office OF Guar
anty Trust Company of New York No l4o
broadway. Borough OF Manhuttan CITY of
New York. all. to Wit: 81. 33+ 900 at par of
its series ID notes dated November / 1919
maturing on November l. 1922 at par With
interest accrued from November l, 1921 70
said April 10Th. 1879 and with a premium,
OF one per cent the principal of said
notes. This redemption is In accordance.
with the terms of Article ~. OF the trust
agreement Of November l. 1918 to which The
american Tobacco Company was parry or
ihc nrst part and Guaranty Trust COMPANY
OF New York as Trustee, was party OF th,
second part. whererndcr S25, 900 900 nj mar
or re serial gold notes were issued Series
A. maturing November |. 1919 Series B ma
turing Novembe" l, 1920. and Series c. ma
turing November I. 1921. haeirS already
nren PAID and this notice is in accordunce
with said Article.
Holders OF any of said Series of said
serial gold notes maturing November l. 1922
may present such on. or at any time inter
Hprii L., 1922. at the Office of said Guaranty
rust Company of New York and the VA ID
notes VIII be paid with accrued interest IN
10 April 10. 1922 and the premium Of one
per cent as aforesaid: whether so nrcscntel
or not such notHs shall cease TO draw in
.ercSt on said April Ii, 1922 and commons
lo' interest subsequent to that date shall
THE AMERICAN TORACCO COMpA>v
Ry J. NJ. w. HICKS Treasurer
March s, 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
ELECTION NOTICE
RAILWAY STEEL-SPRlNG Soan SoSn,
so Church street. New Sork 'nsS.ss

so Church street. New York 'r,;s:s
A quarterly dividend II S,T vaNn nAs
THREE E-QUARTERS PER CENT PRE-
has IS his day been declared on me pay pa!.
FERRED STOCk OF this compsni,ssrs ot
able March goth. 1922. TO stoeAAo
record March Tth, 1922 closed.
The transfer books wili no, nI ,ssrs Trass
Checks will be mailed by BahAS
Company. r,rs,s sures.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
NATIONAL LcoR1cE COMPANY


The regular quarterly dividend of liscc
on the Preferred Stock of this Company has
this day been declared payable on March
3lst next to all Preferred Stockholders of
record March 24th
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
he Importers y Traders National i,nnl.
of New York;

Now York. March l4th. 1922
quarterly dividend OF Six Per cent
has to-day been declared by this bank,
payable on the lst day of April next to
ckholders OF record at the c'osc of husi
ness March 29nd, l993
C. r. REGAIN caehior
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15

TREAsrRy DUrARTMENq, BUREAU OF
Engraving and Printing. washinstoa.,
d. G.. March !. ia22'-Ssaied proposals 7,' 81.
invited 10 furnish Dextrine, ois -,ia... w.
tiles Engravers supplies Dry ~. 49,
ns II the se dsesl yesr t besinnns July l. is:;;
The right IS reserved 70 reject any o. IN @,'
bids or parts Of bids. Sample OF peA,ir,,,-,, ;i,..,
OILS. Textiles. Engrsvsrs' supplIes 49, an" :, ).
Colors must be received AZ tne n'l 20,
p. NJ. Monday. April 70. 1922. ss;hp' aa.
OF Paper Box Blanks. Paper ara .sss
paper must be received not iater '1ar torr,,
i. NJ. Monday. April :. ls-- biSnA : vss
With specifications tNr proposals sJrs
dates on which the bids for the seesr
schedules viii be opened and ivrtnsss,.
formation VIII DE furnished on soyi9A
TO JAMES l.. Mu-METta. Dlgec.'.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15

RAILWAY STEEL-SPKING 1Vity City.
80 Church Street. New fo.n - iss:,
February ~, "a. PER
A quarterly dividend OF dseiarsd On
the he coMMoN sTocK of this ss,occSholdsEs cSldsEs
payable March slst. 1922, TO s'os"
OF record March 18th. 1877 :. clorso
The transfer books will no. ~ nrers 1fWs
cd by taauAee-slr.l-f
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
AMERICAN CAN co.

A quarterly dividend of one and three
quarters per cent has been declared on the
Preferred Stock OF this Company payable
April LIST. l922. t" Stockholders Of record
at the close Of business March 18TH. 1922.
lrnnsfcr Books Will remain open. Checks
mailed. r. III lSNION
SECRETARY and Trcasurcr
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
COLUMBIA PETROLEUM CORPORATION

~ VIII Strctt, NcW Y.rN
March Il. 1899
The Board OF Directors has declared =
regular monthly dividend OF 70 on the stool,
of Columbia Petroleum Corporation. payabl,
April !, 1922. to stockholders OF record AZ
close OF business March 90. 1922.
@ Ill ROW & X Socra.a....
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
DIVIDL.,D NOTICES
%17~e+<G G5~ CO.

New York. March 10. 1929
quarterly dividend Of one dollar and
paid on the Debcnturc Preferred Stock Of
This Company on April ]. 1922. to stock
holders of record on March %, lg22 at
200 noon.
H. v SuICI %ocro+or,.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15

POSTOFFICE. Jersey City n, J; W" ~.
OF Custodian March 10. 1929 Sesis ,sn II
posals viii be received al this building ..a
> o'ciock p. M March p 1922. ana ,1s1 sss.
opened for furnishing electric curfens' srii mi
water. removing ashes and ruhasi,, ,,rSlng
washing towels during the riscai year ~ Ssn ard
June 20, 1928 The right 10 reject ~ snp,,srt-
all bids Is reserved by tho Treasury i's
ment f. j. Leheau. Act. Custodian
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15

KERR LAKE MINES LIMITED
81 Broadway.
New York
Dividend No IA

March II, l92o
clared dividend Of l2l2c. per share on the
capital stock of the Company. payable Anril
18th, lo22, to the stock shoders of record ot
the close of business ON April LIST, loao
Books Will not close.
f.. II. WESTLAKE
Trnn Surnr
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
TUE BANK or \NrH,C,

At a regular meeting OF the Board O.
Directors of The Bank of America held
March 9th, lo22. a dividend of sc on the
capital stock Of the Bank was declared
payable April LIST. 1922. to Stockholders OF
1922. -S''
CHARLES e. CURTIS Cashinr
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15

Sales (ooo-omittcd). Open. High. Low Last
- Inter r = ss.... II 77S1 II 77a.
80 Jul Kayser 7s... 9ai. 9siz 90la 80 :
kennecott G IS. .1o2s. io2a4 1929 1o2M
Laclcdc Gas is. ~ 91ls 81 97'a
Libby Mcneil Is. 997s 9a7. 90!a o97s
Manitoba Pow Is. 93 . 93il 9Si4 Oh.
Marland Ref 7i.s aG &c 9G 96
Nat Acme 7'as.. 93a. 93N 93ia 93ia
3 \ Cloak & s IS. TO- 10. l02 l09
Nat Leather S.. 9S 9Si. 9S 9S1.
12S NY MI & 1t is 80 so ~ 79a.
81 do rs i.... TO-. 50 79l. ,0i.
phila Co Gs s...... 90 90 957s % Il
phila Elec Is. ....l0l 10l IOl l0I
Poo & G Is '23. .l0l24 I0la4 lOls4 l0l7t
Pub Scr \ j Is. eS,a az. 9s1. 0ss.
" Robert Gair IS. 96 96 95s. 95a,
Sears-R Is 22..l00l4 1907 lOOla 1907,
II do IS l323.... a9i. GOA. D0i-, 99s.
Shawshecn 7s....l02la 1Ool. 1922. 1921,
% Sinclair O is w j. aSl. 9Si4 aS oslt
81 SolVay ct lie ss.l03i> l0%f. 10cis 1887.
ID S'west Bell 7s...l02l4 l027s 1Oelt 1917
S Oil ~ 'gGlo5 lo5 lo5 l05
II do is 1925. 1861. l0eia 1861 1861
do Is 1880 l07h. 107is 107ia 107ia
do Gi4s....... * l06 " l06 ss 106As
IA Swift & Co Is % l0l y lol". 1917. l0lss
: Texas Co 7s.....101A 1919 lOli4 1oll.
Tidal Usage 7s...l0l 1oi l0l 10l
II Tol Edison is. .l0f'. l04 = l04's 1884
Unit Oil Prod ss - 90 o. o3
> In Ry iiaV .l03'4 lo3ia 102ia l03ia
Vacuum on IS. ..l07is l07i. 107 l07
: Warner Suz ,s.. ~ u So, G6l Jf1,
81 Western Elcc 1868 106"A 1868 1868
Winchester 7ias 9S 9S 9S oS
Foreign Bonds
II Argentine 7s.... osss osHs osia ssi4
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
Foreign Bonds

II Argentine 7s.... osss oSH, osia ssi4
6 City y Allegro ss..l00s, 1909 lo0A 1908
10 Ger Lloyd 4 ias i 6
Russian 6ias.... 10 10 10 ~
s do 5ns.,..., 1Sz 1917 lSN lsX
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15

Dated. Februar5 81. 1929.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-06
Local Happenings
81. TerseIy Told 81

Coming - Robinson Crusoe"-ad-
vertisement.
Geoge +. Sharrar was in Saginaw
on business Friday.
You will find the best bread in
Butter Cup wrappers. Optic
Coming - Charlie Chaplin in "The
Id!c Glass. advertisement.
For your Easter Candy Specialties,
The Observation-Disclosures
S. n. Taylor was in. Detroit on a
short business trip the first of the
week
DIR. f. G. Sluyter, osteopathic ply
sician, State Savings Bank Building,
Alma, both phones. 57-tf
Get your 1922 automobile licenses
Of Sharrar & Watson, Alma, Mich
advertisement-32tf.
Mrs. Claude Church spent the
week end with her mother, Mrs May
Dewitt, at Kalamazoo.
For general trucking call F. NJ,
Richards big truck TIA River ave.
-advertisement.-43-4t.
Alma Chapter No. AZ, o. Z. s., will
hold its annual meeting and election
of officers Friday, April 7. at 1880.
Wonderful values in Fancy Skirts
are on sale at S3.4S. d. w. Robin
son, advertisement.
SANDY" Duncanson, superintendent
of schools at East Jordan, visited
friends for few hours Wednesday.
Mrs. A. B. Scattergood was in
Pontiac over the week end attending
a board meeting Of the Pythian Sis
ters.
Donald Durham, who has been
spending the spring vacation with his
brother, Homer Durham, and family,
has returned to Albion College.
Mrs. William E. Reynolds and chill
dren, who have been visiting with
relatives in Dowagiac, returned to
their home in Alma the first of the
week.
Burton Hopkins and E. j. Milford
have gone to Traverse City to attend
a staff meeting of the agents of this
district for the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-06
Seed Treatment viii
SaUe Oat Smut Loss

That two million dollar annual
toll, levied on the oat crop Of the state
by oat smut, fungus disease, can be
largely eliminated by proper seed
treatment is the statement of Prof. c.
II. Coons, plant pathologist at the
Michigan Agricultural College.
Formaldehyde treatment of the
seed, method which is cheap, safe,
and easy, will almost completely elm
mate the Smut, says Coons. The
method outlined below has been used
in every county in the state, and has
become very popular. Oats are less
subject to Formaldehyde injury than
wheat, but close following Of direc-
tions is advised for safety with the
treatment.
In treating by the new concentrated
formaldehyde method, use Tornado
hyde at the rate of l pint to 80 bu-
shells of grain. For smaller amounts
of grain use correspondingly smaller
amounts of formaldehyde. Put the
right amount Of fresh formaldehyde,
just as it comes from the dealer, into
a pint or quart hand sprayer or
atomizer and spray the grain as it is
shoveled over and over. If the spray
er is kept close to the grain, and if
treatment is given in room with a
good draft, the penetrating odor of
formaldehyde will give no discomfort.
Wher the right amount of Tornado
hyde has been applied, shovel the oats
into a heap and cover four hours, or
the grain may be sacked Immediately.
Planting should take place at once
since it is unsafe to hold treated grain
after treatment. Do not treat more
than can be conveniently planted the
same day.
The old, or so-called "sprnkling'
method is also efficient and may be
used with success in treating seed for
Dat Smut.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-06

There will be q meeting at the
Wright House Friday evening at 500
o'clock of all persons interested in a
goif course
Miss Esther Durham has returned
to Battle Greek where she is teach
ing after having spent the spring va
cation in this city with her mother
Mrs. II. NJ. Durham, Sr.
Reed Ruggles, who has been spend
ing the spring vacation i'm Alma, q
guest at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. f. W. Ruggles, has returned
to his school work in Massachusetts
A remarkable Offering Of Table
Tumblers. 100 dozen memberships
unpackod-5 patterns to select from
on sale, : dozen tumblers for zoe
D. w Robinson, advertise
ment.
Ge5ree Olmstcad, who has bed.
spending the spring vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ohm
stead has returned TO Chicago to re-
sumo his ,udies at the University of
Chicago.
Miss Ruth Babcock, who has been
spending the spring vacation in Alma
a guest at the home Of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. y. S. Bahcock, has re-
turned 10 NJ A. c. at East Lansing
to resume her school work.
Mrs H. p. Hansen, 52l Richmond
street, entertained informally We'd
nesday five little guests in honor of
her daughters fifth birthday. The
color scheme was pink and white
Dainty refreshmcnts were served
If you suffer from biliousness, con-
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"Thc Four Ilorsemen," shown at
the Strand thoater Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday is without a doubt
one Of the finest, if not the finest
photoplay that the management has
ever brought 20 this city. The at
tendance 40 the Alma play house all
three evenings was large, showing
that Alma people appreciate pictures
of this class The management is to
be commended for it's efforts to give
Alma people pictures Of such a high
grade. Other pictures of this class
are promised in the near future.