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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
nv Accumulated Praka

New Orleans October 20.-SmaH de
olfnes in the early trading in cotton to-
day gave way to moderate advances later
with the tone very steady to the close
and the highest levels reached in the late
trading when the active months were 90
To % points up, net The close showed net
gains OF 3 to 81 points. December traded
as high 22.7Gc and closed at 2274e \
pound.
Continued reports OF good spot de-
mand. especially in the markets OF the in
terror, further evidence that picking and
ginning nearly have been completed N
most sections and private bureau esti-
mate of q. 800 600 bales ginned to October
Is were the main buying features. The
ginning estimate was considered bullish,
because It compared with general expec-
tatIons of over 1000 600 bales. Points in
Texas wired in that ginning WAS so far
completed that large spot concerns were
beginning to revise their total crop esti-
mates to under 10000, 600 bales,
Mill takings Of 200, 900 bales at first
caused little stir because they compared
with very large takings this week last
year. 3s1, 900 bales, but after the figures
were digested II was concluded that the
comparison hardly-was tair and
that the takinss this week had to be
considered AT least fairly large. 1t was
pointed out that this week .we years ago
takings were only f65 900 bales. In the
late trading part OF the demand APP
peared to be inspired by the talSngs
The opening was lower under poor ca
bios. but after declines of & 10 10 points
with December off 10 22.SOc, the market
commenced to do better.
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REACTIONS WERE
TECHNICALM THE
STOCK MARKET
BY Associated Press

New York. October 2o,--convineinE evil
! Hence that the reaction In tho stock mar
I &st was purely technical was given today
when most OF ths list moved upward in
response TO a good demand for certain
railroad shares and the speculative bid
ding UP of special stocks.
Mexican Petroleum. in another sensa-
Menai performance, closed at net gain OF
Reading $50 par stock. which was
was the outstanding stock in the railroad
group. Reports that a new segregation
plan would prove satisfactory to all in
feYests and pool operations were held re
sponsible for Readings advance Gains OF
q point or more also were registered by
Chesapeake and Ohio and others, while
Tehikh Valley touched IL and then fell
back to 10, up one half.
StudebRker fell to 1898, new low on
shs movement but later bounded up TO
1s0x. Other motors were weak In gym
shippings also were depressed losses OF
spnorxtrnately q point taking place in Ma
ZINE preferred and American international
corporation.
suited in some moderate gains in that
group American Smelling, Anaconda and
Eennecott all improving a point or more
Total sales were I.102. 900 shares.
Call money remained unchanged At p
per cent There are plenty OF funds avail
able at per cent for three and ak month .
raaturities, with 60-day loans command
ing 4& per cent.
Demand sterling went es high as t4sE
but reacted later TO 4.46M. Belgian eN
change was slightly better. bnt most OF
the other continental rates showed siiE NJ
depreciation. German marks dropped TO
~ cents hundred, another new low,
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BUTTER MARKET
by Associated Press

Chicago, October 20.--Supplies war.
light. the demand good on the hut
ter market today. and 1t remained firm.
Fancy butter was cleaned up with a large
part OF the business at 45c. Occasional /
sales We're reported at 44isc: medium,
grades were also in good demand. Lever
scores came in competition with cars OF
fered in smaller lots This was harder to
sell, but the whole market appeared steady
TO firm. Ninety score cars fresh central
ICED were firm. Lower score cars were
hard TO sell, cars of storage butter
found wider outlets today Some large
DOCKS OF 81 score and several cars We're
moved at the current prices
CLOSING prices: Fresh butter. Se-ST score
soc, IS score. see: SO score 3Snc: 81
score. 4Siac; 30 score. soc
Centralized car lots. So score. say u
34c: 50 score. 81 iae to ssc; 30 score. 40h G.
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w DOL in Demand
BY Associated Pres.

Boston. October 2o.-The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say:
THE demand for wool has been Keen
throughout the week and for all grades,
with prices generally higher. Manufac-
turers have been having healthy ,busl-
ness cven at the advances, and have been
covering their wants in raw materials
quickly. The western situation is hardly
changed, the trade awaiting the opening
OF the Texas pools.
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BANK OF GERMANY
Ry Associated PreHR

Berlin. October 20.-The statement OF
the Imperial Bank of Germany as OF DC
tober a. shows the following changes
Total coin and bullion increased 6.9ss.Oo0
marks; gold decreased 10 600; treasury
and loan association notes increased t,b7l,
$50, 900: notes of other banks increased
1 sSs, 900; bills OF exchange and cheque in
creased .633.212.0o0; discount and treas
ury bills increased 44,120 e56, 900; advances
increased 1919 900. Investments Increased
il.0n0. 900; other assets decreased 2,0S4,-
tsb 900: notes in circulation increased 30.
ss4To1, 900; deposits increased 2s.722. 500. :
coo. other liabilities increased 56s, sa2, 600
Total gold holdings 1000. 1884. 600 marks.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON
BY Associated Press

liverpool, October 90.-Cotton. spot
quiet; prices irregular. Good middlinE
1s.76d; fully middling, 1860; middling,
1S.50d; low middling, 15.15d; good ordi-
nary. 1245d; ordinary. 11.e5d. Sales. G. 900
bales including 1900 American. Receipts
1900 bales. including $1,000 American.
Futures closed steady: October. 1850;
December. 1S.10d; January 1s.0sd; March,
12.9od; May, 12.79d; July. 12.e5d; septem-
ber 122bd
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT
Nv As~aeIafAH pr-.-

Houston: Middling. csc; receipts 49,
$40; shipments 90 52s; sales. 6.sss, stock
392. 694
Memrhis; NIiddling 2225c; receipts,
$40 shipments, 3.29s; sales $500; stock.
ll31.127.
Augusta; Middlng 23c; receipts 1885,;
shipments. 1,79l sales. 12l; stock, e3.s54.
st. Louis; Middling, 22,25c; receipts.
S3s; shipments, 1.62S; stock. 1O.S54
Atlanta: Middling. 23.45c.
Little Rock; Middling. 22.25c; receipts
2.+s1: shipments, 1,IS2; sales, 3, 5Gs; stock,
Dallas: Middlng. 22 soc; sales f1.ses
255. --'''e' SAFES
Total today; Receipts, 26,2is: shipments,
2S,427; stock s55,55s
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WEEKLY LIVERPOOL

Liverpool. October 2o.--weeklv cotton
statistics: Imports, $1,000 bales inelud-
ing $4,000 American; stock. 66S. 600. Amer
lean $4,000. forwarded. 5000. American
$4,000; exports, 500, American /, 900. sales
As 900. American 21,o00.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
Nv Associated Prcsu
SPOT COTTON

New Orleans, October 20.-spot cotton
steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot
| 91s, sales to arrive, 1855, Low middling
2i.S0e; midding, 22.5Oc; good middling
23.1sc. Receipts. 12,7s7: stock, 19T.151
New York October 20.--Spot cotton was
quiet. Middling, 25.45c.
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New York. October 20.-Cottonseed oil
was slightly higher early through cover
ing by shorts on the firm crude situation
put the market subsequently turned easy,
Que to small tenders. Sales 900 barrels
yellow, spot. s.s5 q &c: October s.25c: De-
oember $500; March. s.s2c ali bid
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SUGAR
BY Associated Press

New York, october 20~-Ra sugar was
unchanged at sec for Cubas cost and
freight equal to 5.53c for centrifugal.
There were sales Of 5000 bags of Cubas.
prompt loading to local refiner, and il
was reported today that late yesterday
the same refiner purchased b.250 bags of
Gubas from store at quoted prices.
Raw sugar futures were slightly lower
at the start but firmed up with final
prices unchanged to points net higher.
The volume OF business was light. Ocfo-
Der, 3.70c; December. s.52c; March, s.16c;
May. S.26c.
Refined unchanged. Refined futures
were unchanged with sale of one lot Of
November at 6.S6c.
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Hubbard Bros. & co.

Members New York Stock Exchange, New
Orleans Cotton Exchange, Ne~Sg0rk Pro-
duce Exchange. Associated .sosnbers
Liverpool Cotton Associate Orders &C.
licited for the puilhase and sale of Cotton
and Cotton Seed on for future delivery.
Special attention and liberal terms given
for consignment of spot cotton for de
livery.
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NEW YORK MONEY
Wv Associated Prasa

easter: high AZ per cent; low 4la per
cent: ruling rate. ~ per cent; closing
bid, ~ per cent; offered at per cent:
last loan, AZ per cent; call loans against
aoceptances, per cent. Time loans wero
easier; mixed collateral. 5000 days "a q
per cent. four-six months, per cent;
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
asf Ep...

New York October 20.--Foreign eX
change Irregular. Great Britain, demand.
a.tsiI; cables, 44eh; eo-day bills on
banks, IAM. France. demand, 1.to1a ca -
bles Tlh: Italy 40 and 4,2oh; Bel
siurn. sos and e.esis; Germany, .o21s and
on s-Is; Holland, 1910 and 1915: Norway,
I7s1; Sweden. 26.7o; Denmark. 1899
Rwitxerland. 1926: Spain. 1895; Greece 2;
Poland. OF; Czeoho- SlovakiR, s.3l; Ar
gentins. Ss,37; Brazil. 1L75i Montreal,
Inn IA
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by Associated Press

New Orleans. pctoher 2O.-Kough rice
steady. Sales reported: 800 sacks Hon.
durss. 4.o2hc. Receipts, 1858: millers re .
eeipts, 6.2S1.
Clean rice steady; receipts. say. Sales
reported: 437 pockets Japan. 400; 1,s52
Carolina. ESQ: 523 pockets second heads,
az a2Hc: 74f pockets screenings IN q &c.
Bran and polish Unchanged.
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NAVAL STORES

savannah. Ga October 20.--TurpentInc
steady; sl.55h. Sales. $50; receipts. 461
shipments, AIS; stock. 1853.
Rosin firm: sales. 1.1o6; receipts, LAT;
shipments, sos. stock. s9,lss. Quote;
4. d. L. r, G. II. l. s6.o5@6.o 7is; X NJ.
ss.o5@6i3ta; N. ss.o5Gs15; VIC, $3.50
6.a1ik; WV. S7@7.o2s.
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PRODUCE

New York. October 20.-Butter STEADY
to firm: receipts. 9.24S: creamery, higher
than extras, 47Q474c; creamery extras
80 score, SIZE. Eggs firm; receipts, H..
ZIG cases: fresh gathered extra firsts. 49Q
SAC. do flrsts. 404 4Se. Cheese firm: re-
eelpts 2.203 state whole milk. flats. fresh
specials. 25% g2613c; do average run, 20
0251sc.
Chicago. October 2o.--Butter unchanged
Eggs higher; receipts. 4,Sl3 cases; firsts
81 a s7c: ordinary firsts, 2S a soc. mlscel-
laneous. 30 a. 5c: refrigerator extras, 2sls
refrigerator firsts, 26c. Poultry. alive
lower: fowls. 14m21c; turkeys soc;
SPRINGS. 1sisc: BOOSTERS. I4c
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Nav York, october 2o.-Coppsr dull.
siectrolytic, spot and futures, 1871 41tc.
Tin easier; spot and futures, 3st.s7 q IS.
Iron steady, prices unchanged. Lead was
steady; spot, s6.b0@6.25. Zinc firm; East
1T. Louis, spot and nearby delivery ss.sS,
Anthony. spot, $6.i66T.
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DRY GOODS
BIZ Associated Press

Nav York October 2O.-rhe cotton
goods market continued active today with
prices advancing. Sales were made freely
for delivery into next year on print cloths
sheetings and drills. Yarns were higher
and knitting yarns sold more freely. Wool
mohair at higher prices. Burlaps were
barely steady. Printed silks were In better
demand.
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Evidence Shows That Reaction Stock Market Has Purely
NEW YORK BOND LIST


New York, October ao.-Followins are
today's high. low and closing prices Of
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange,
and the total sales of each bond Gin
i1,o0o)i
II q Ronds
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RAW SILK

New York October 20.--Raw silk firm.
Prices per pound Kansai double extra
cracks s&45@S.55; Kanssi best No. J,
5s.1566s2; Kansai No. l filler $1,000
$50; shinshu No. 1. ss.l5@s.a5: Canton
extras A, 14-1e, $s8a1o; Shanghai China
steam filler gold double deer. ss.so9e.1o.
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BY ASSOCIATED Pre-

Chicago, October 20.-Potatoss about
steady on whites; firm on Early ohios;
receipts 50 cars Wisconsin. sacked and
bulk, round whites, soc@s1 cwt.; Mime
sofa sacked Red River Ohios. United
States No. l. sl.1591.2o cwt
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Conflicting Price
Movements in Bonds
BY Associated Press

New York, October 20.-ConflictinE price
movements again took place in today's
bond market. foreign Issues generally ex-
hibiting a reactionary trend. while domes-
Lie liens were inclined TO improve.
Liberty Si4s which registered sensa-
tional advance yesterday by touching
1O3.02. new high record, and closing at 102.
fell back to 100.s4 today, a net loss or
$l.16. Other United States government Sc
curities were either unchanged or regis
tered moderate gains. Mixed changes oe-
Cured in the railroad group with the main
trend upward. Gains of 1 to Ia wers
made by Atlantic Coast Line first As. Colo
RADIO Southern refunding las. Kansas City
Southern refunding 5s, Baltimore and Ohio
refundng 5s and others. Some of the weak
spots were New Orleans. Texas and Mexi-
co IS, Atchison adjustment As stamped.
Frisco adjustment Is and Norfolk and
Western convertible 6s, all down a point or
more.
Union Bag and Paper SIS improved .
point, did Cerro de Pasco SIS and United
Drug S.
Total sales Cpsr value) were s6,s3s. 600.
The only important offerings OF today.
an issue of $500. 600 first and refunding
mortgage per cent gold bonds of tho
Missouri Pacific Railroad company. sold
to the public at par, oversubseribed.
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BAR SILVER
NJ Assn,taA~I Dr..~

London, October so~Bar silver. sssd
per ounce; money. Ia per cent: discount
rates, short bills. 2S per cent; three
months. 2ss q . 7-16c.
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SPOT COFFEE
BY Associated Press
SWEET POTATOES


New York. October 2G.-Coffee Rio No.
{, 199sc. Futures steady: December. 9.S1c.
May, 9,04c.
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BY ABsOCfatcd FreeS
Duluth. October 2o.-Fiax seed: October
S2.4S asked: November, 32.44A bid: De
cember, s2.s5 asked; May, S2.2s asked.
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Chicago, October 2O.-Sweet potatoes:
supply liberal. market steady. Virginia
barrels, s2.10d 2.25; Tennessee Nancy
Halls, soc q s1.l0 Alabama yellows. 75c
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STEWARDS LETTER

Birmingham, October 20.-The early
Liverpool futures came over rather disap-
pointing this morning Sales were 5000
bales at a decline of % points in their
middlings Futures rallied before our
opening, however, and came back about as
due. Cables the political question as
well as the cotton situation were favor
able our markets opened 10 points under
yesterdays finals, but good demand de-
veloped right after the initial prices were
posted and continued throughout the en-
tire session, causing strong undertone
ana all offerings We're absorbed the
small reatcions. The days finals were
about 80 points up.
Spots followed the advance with heavy
sales being reported from the southern
markets; middilngs at Houston and Sa-
vannah were quoted at 23c. The National
Ginners showing $500, 600 bales ginned.
was regarded bullish. The mill taxi
ings for the week were 100000 against
3sl, 900 last year; the into sight was
$4,000 against 465,000; exports for the
day were 10000. Spot markets continue to
encourage the believers in higher prices.
The demand is insstent both east and
west of the Mississippi river.
Alabama advices from people who are
usually we'll informed stated that there 10
an interesting and gratifying change in
the situation compared with that of few
months ago. Much higher prices are rain1
TO be seen in cotton values whl;e, -
course reactions will It's place from TINS
to time, they vi'-ne short lived and ors%
afford excellent nbporfaatfi ea or which 10
make pctchssasS = ssf.sArt c.
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Private Wire News
HUBBARD,s LETTER

New YORK. October 2o.-tSpecial.)--
err hesitating early in the day while the
trade absorbed the question OF whether or
not the English political situation was
serious the market slowly turned Cor the
better as the feeling began to spread that
the resignation OF Lloyd George prob
ably a good thing, as II cleared tho po
eminent would be stronger than the old.
This restored confidence and with ths
trade buying OF the December position
making its appearance in the early after
noon, the market turned strong and closed
near the top and within a few points Of
the previous high established by December.
We expect higher market on Saturday
on the replacing OF cotton sold during the
past few days.-Hubbard Bros. g. Co.
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FEDERAL RESERVE

Statement OF resources and liabilities OF
the Federal Reserve Bank OF Atlanta at
the close of business October is, 1922:
Resourees-46;old coin and certificates in
vault, $bt57032S. Gold. settlement fund,
22520,S2S.S2. Total gold held by bank.
S2s, 09l. 156.S2 Gold with federal
agent. Slot.S64105. Gold redemption fund,
81. 969.607.3s. Total gold reserve. s131.
4e4 1920. Legal tender notes. silver, ETC.,
$3.50. $3.50 Total reserve. S137.065.-
$3.50. Bills discounted: Secured by gov
ernment obligations, So. 5,426.13; all
other, S31.stS 00S.05; bills bought in open
market. 81, 935,354.5l; total bills on hand.
$AS SOS. 1889 United States bonds and
notes, sl34.000. One-year certificates Of
Indebtedness (Pittman aet), S2.999.000. All
other certificates OF Indebtedness. s2,0s0,-
9l4. Total earning assets. S4S.SS2, 69769.
Bank premises, $1.S30.9l9.15. Five per
cent fund against federal reserve hank
notes. S46f, $50. Uneoleeted items, $780,
1I5,9SS.7s. All other resources, $751;
45f.66. Total resources. s21S 450, 450.1S.
iabilities-CapitaI paid in, s4,343, 200.
Surplus. s911S.57o.e9. Deposits: Govern
ment. 1859 S65.99; member banks re-
servo account. s51,702 1856; all other,
SECS 656.e9; total deposits. S53.671,011.s
Federal reserve notes in actual circula-
ton, s124 6s7 ,255. Federal reserve bank
notes in actual circulation. $2,S22,6bo. De-
ferred availability items s22.736, ss7.Ss. All
other liabilities, sl.226, 124.77. Total liza
bilities, S2lS,A50 ,45o.1S. -.
Ratio of total reserves to deposits and
federal reserve note liability combined.
1873 per cent,
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CHICAGO GRAIN
Dwaa~
Not quoted
CASH GRAIN

Chicago. October 2O.-wheat: No. red.
s1.17& dl.lsh; No. hard $780, a.
Corn: No. 2, 732@74c: No. 2 yellow.
@74Kc. Oats. No. white. 441a q
45hc; No. 3 white. aga G43%c. Rye: No.
o sOA @S0Mc. Barley, 60@ Tic. Timothy
seed s5.5O@6.5o. Clover seed, SIS @ 90
Pork nominal; lard, s10.S7; ribs. s1oQ12.
st. Louis. Mo-, October 2o.-wheat: No.
red 1926; No. ;. s1.1s@1.22; December,
sI12i2; May, $1.11B Corn: No. white
f4e; No. g. 73ae; December, 6SAc; May
6sAc. Oats. No. 2 white. 46Q46Hc; No.
white AS u a sec: December. 4s4e. May
48hc.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES
nv ASsn4iafed Press

New Orleans. October 30.-Cotton fu-
lures closed very steady at net ad-
vance OF 10 to - points.
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NEW YORK CURB LIST
BY Associated Press


New York. October 20-Transactions on
the New York Curb Market today were as
follows.
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BAR SILVER

BY Associated Press
New York. October 20.-Foreign bar sill
yer. 66Ac; Mexican dollars. sic.
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Ass BY Associated Press
New York October 3o.--Steed was un
changed today.
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LIVE STOCK


Chicago. October 2o.-cattie: Receipts,
a.coe; steady with weeks advance on
beef steers. she stock. stockers and feed
ers; native steers mostly short feds; bulls
allow. weak; veal calves steady to 2Bc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-17
BIG DIAMONDS THESE-COME
EARLY AND BRING
YOUR FRIENDS.

SOC Tissue Bingham, 35c. We have
about 800 yards Of these beautiful cool
Bingham, 81 inches wide, regular SOC
value, Diamond Day, 35c I'd.
75c Surf Satin, SOC yard. A perna-
nent finish Surf Satin, yard wide. in
black only. Regular 75c value for
Diamond Day, Soc yard.
s1.o0 imported Swiss. Sc. Not all
colors yet good selection in this
popular fabric. Regular Sl.00 value,
Diamond Day, only, 59c yard.
CSC Voiles 15c. A stylish even woven
Wolfe. 40 inches wide Only 10 pieces
in this lot. for Diamond Day, 15c yd.
SOC print Muslin, 39c. This is a big
special. 40 inches wide, in stylish de-
signs. Diamond Day only, 39c yard.
S1.Oo Crepe Mohair, 75c. A service
able non-shrinkable fabric in both plain
and stripe designs. Regular S1Oo value
for Diamond Day only. 75c yard.
S1.OO cream Serge, 75c. This is shown
in both coarse and fine weave. Atwood.
and is our regular s1.Oo quality. Special
for Diamond Day only, 75c yard.
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"Your stomach supplies your liver,
kidneys, nerves, brain, etc, with strength
ening nutrition to keep them we'll and
active" continued The Plant Juice
Man, "and when the stomach fails, you
are apt to have disorders Of the liver and
kidneys, nervousness, brain fag etc. and
is relieved, such troubles usually dis
appear"
A case that may illustrate this was
described to The Plant Juice Man re-
Gently by Mr.. Jacob Spangler, of r. F.
d. No. /, Mechanicsburg, Pa., well
known and prosperous farmer, who said;
Five years ago began to have in
digestion. 1t got very bad and all my
food fermentcd and caused gas l WAS
constipated and had bilious attacks
Black spots came before my eyes and ]
would get so dizzy that l would have to
catch hold of something to keep from
falling. My liver and kidneys worked
badly and had pains across my back.
| had no ambition and was 50 worn out
that just standing on my feet made me
tired.
PLANT Juice seems to have changed
my whole system. 1t put my stomach
in good condition and after that my
other troubles disappeared. now cat
heartily, my food digcsts properly and
do not suffer from gas or bloating. The
dizzy spells, bilious attacks and consti-
patton are gone. My liver and kidneys
are active and the pains have left my
back. do not tire so easily now because
/ have a great deal more energy and
ambition"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
the Miller drug store, 404-4O6 Market
street; in New Castle by E. Challenges
& Son; in Newport by c. B. White
in Newark by W. L. Brown.