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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-30
NORTH DAKOTA CORN
TAKES THIRD PLACE
AT LIVESTOCK SHOW

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 3O.-LP)--J.
H. Chesak Of Bismarck, N. D., was
awarded third place for ten ears
OF flint corn in region No. 1, at
the international Livestock show
here. The awards were made to-
day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Generally fair
Tuesday; warmer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-30

r.,.s.. ..-y+,.,-,~.s,a,, .,A
Evening star., 1925-12-02
CENTR N-"The Wife Who Wasn't
Wanted"

Irene Rich, supported by Huntly
Gordon. Johnny Harron. June Mar
lowe, Wilfred Lucas. Gertrude .Astor
and Elinor Fair, in Warner Bros.
production, The Wife Who Wasn't
Wanted" will be shown for the first
two days next week AT Crandall's
Central Theater. The story depicts
the manner in which a young mother
saved her son from his own father
whose mind was set upon prusecut.
in- him. James Flood directed from
a script adapted from the story by
Gortie Wentworth James. our Gang
IN Official Officers and other short
films will he added. Tuesday and
Wednesday. Edmund Lowe. Alma Ru-
hcns. Warner GLAND, Mahlon Hamil-
ton. Emily Fitzroy and Chester Conk.
lin in The Winding Stair" vii.
lam Fox production. together with
Silly Dooley in The Misft Sailor"
and new "SportliCht. Thursday
and Friday, Retty Compson and Ri
card" IorteZ in The Pony Express. ."
a James Cruze production. and an
NeSop Fable Saturday. Florence
Nidor and Tom Moore in THE Trouble
With Wives" and Lige Conley's spot
light. /"
Evening star., 1925-12-02
T.ikONIA.

Sunday and Monday. Douglas Mac
Lean in Seven Keys to Baldpate,
Pathe News and Ben Turpin comedy.
at 3. >, = and . pm. today and to.
morrow dt $3.50 pm. Tuesday. Lew
Cody, Eleanor Boardman and Renee
Adoree in Exchange of Wives" and
comedy; Wednesday and Thursday
Norma TalmadSe in "Graustark, =
Bray cartoon and comedy; Friday
Adolph Menjou in King on Main
Street, Aesop's Fable and tenth epi.
sode of Secret Service Saunders;
Saturday. Fred Thomson in "Ridin'
the Wind Aesop Fable and Charlie
Chase comedy. at ). and pm.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
SAVOY.

Sunday and Monday. Cecil r. de
Miles The Ten Commandments
Tuesday. Dorothy Phillips in "A Sport
ing Chance and Buster Brown IN
Buster BE Good: Wednesday, Thorn
as Meishan in Welcome Home" Neal
Burns in Soup To Nuts" and Bruce
scenic: Thursday. Bert Lytell in
Never the Twain Shall Meet" and
IohNna Ralstun in "Whistling Lions
Friday. George Walsh in "Eue Blood
Spat Family comedy and Pathe Re
view: Saturday. Bebe Daniels in The
Manicure Girl Al st. John in "Faii
Warning" and Sportlight
Evening star., 1925-12-02
APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday. Lewis :.
Stone. Bessie Love. Wallace Beerv
and Lloyd Hughes in The Lost
World and Aesop Fable: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Warner Baxter and Bes-
sic Love in a Son Of His Father and
Harry LangdCn in Horace Greeley.
Jr. Thursday, Florence Nidor and
Tom Moore in The Trouble With
Wives" and CLYDE Cooke in Moon
light and Noses: Friday Monty Banks
in Keep Smiling and Lige Conley in
Spotlight: Saturday. Jack Hoxie in
Riding Thunder" Our Gang" in
Ask Grandma" and The Ace of
Snades =, M
Evening star., 1925-12-02
Continued from Page Thirty-fourD

tf.. east of First Nationais proGuc-
tior. THE New Comma ndment.' To
he shown at Cra ldall'S Ambassador
Theater the first thre, days If rtAt
week, beginning Sunday. The bill
will lie augmented by varied auxiliary
tilas and pipe organ contributions
y ednesday and Thursday. itOd La
ROCque in The Coming al Hmos. :"
Charlie Chase in The CaretaEer''
Daughter" and the Pathe Review.
Friday. Eleanor Boardma and Lew
cody in Exchange of Wives" Billy
p""ley. one Of the screens rewer
comedians. in The Misht sailor and
q Lyman II. Howe Hodge PcdGe.
saturday, Rex. the wild horse, III
BLACK cyclone" with June MarluWn
in the leading feminine role also
"pur Gang" in official Officers" a
Grantland Rice "Sportlic H.. J." "Topi, $
"f the Day" and the SjLth lnHtallnent
of The Ace of spades, starring WI.
liam Desmond
Evening star., 1925-12-02
A NJ L S E NJ E N T S

in The King on Main Street; Hal
Roach comedy. ".tll Wool" and
Aesop's Fables and News Events.
Tuesday, Alice joyce and Percy Mar.
mont III "Daddy's Gone A-Hunting" :;
Imperial comedy. Cloudy Romance.
and educational, My Own Carolina.
Wednesday and Thursday. Florence
Nidor and Tom Moore in The Trou-
ble With Wives" cliff B0wes in Wei
come Danger" and News Events.
Friday. Thunder. the marvel dog. in
His Masters Voice.: Hal Roach com
edy. WhiStlinG Lions. and first
chapter, "Ferils of the Wild" Satur-
day. Aileen Pringle and Conway
Tearle in The Mystic: RulrsE;ye
comedy. "Green-Eyed Monster" and
ninth chapter. Wild West"
Evening star., 1925-12-02
.t\ENIE GRAND

Sunday and Monday. Bessie Love
and Warner Baxter in "A Son of His
Father and comedy. "A Cloudy Ro-
nance: Tuesday and Wednesday
Anna q. Nilsson. Ben Lyon. Viola
Dana and Hobart Bosworth in Winds
OF Chance" and Aesop Fable: Thurs
day. .Iacqueline Logan. William Col
lier. jr.. in Playing With Souls
and Billy Dooley i'm The Mistit
Sailor: Friday. Jack Hoxie in Riding
Thunder and Charlie MURRAY in
Somewhere in Somewhere: Satur-
day, Henry 3. Walthall in Kentucky
Pride Juvenile comedy BABY Re
Good" and The Ace of Spades" No. s.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
DI MRARTO\.

Sunday, Dorothy DeVore and Louise
Fazenda III broadway Butterfly" :;
Monday. Edith Roberts and Jack Mul
hall in Three Keys: Tuesday. Betty
Compson. Ricardo CorteZ, Ernest
Terrence and Wallace Berry in The
Pony Express" Wednesday. The
Pony Express: Thursday, Lois VIII
son and Warner Baxter in Rugged
Water: Friday. Eleanor Boardmdn
and Lew cody in Exchange of
Wives" and saturday. Tom Mix in
The Rainbow Trail
Evening star., 1925-12-02
.NMpIC.

SUNDAY. Adolphe Merjou in The
King on Main Street" comedy and
news; Monday and Tuesday. Douglas
Fairbanks in Don q Son of Sorro.
Pathe Review. showing and 2 pm.
Wednesday. "Playthings of Desire. a"
with EStelle TAYLOR and Mahlon Ham,
ilton, comedy; Thursday. The Man
sion of Aching Hearts, featuring
Ethel Clayton and Cullen Landis
News: Friday. Pola Negri in Flower
nf Night" comedy: Saturday, Betty
Bronson in The Golden Princess. -
Adventures of Maize" and starting
of the Universal serial Ace Of
Spades" matinee only.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
HOME.

sunday and Monday. Harold Lloyd
in The Freshman and Pathe Re
view: Tuesday. Rod LA Rocque in
The Coming of Amos" and comedy.
"A Cloudy Romance: Wednesday.
Helene Chadwick and Give Brook in
The Woman Halter" and Art Lake in
The Party; Thursday. Jack Demp-
sey and Estelle TAYLOR in Manhattan
Madness and Walter HERS in "Of
His Beat; Friday, Henry b. Walthall
in kentucky Pride" and comedy.
Hot Feet; Saturday. Monty Banks in
" Keep Smiling" Sennett's The Iron
\ag" and The Ace of Spades" M. :.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
ORR

sunday. Monday and Tuesday, Har-
OLD Lloyd in The Freshman" and
Pathe Review: Wednesday. Lowell
sherman in Satan in SAbles'' and
comedy. Scrambled Eggs: Thursday y.
Lillian Rich and Creighton Hale in
Seven Days" and Felix cartoon: Fri
day. Bessie Love and Warner Baxter
in "A son 0f His Father" and Neal
Burns in Soup to Nut : Saturday.
Rin-Tin-Tin in Tracked in the Snow
Country" Aeeop Fable ana The Ace
# Spades" No. :.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
EMP

sunday and Monday. Eleanor Board
man in Exchange Of Wives" and
comedy. Nursery Troubles: Tues
day and Wednesday. Claire Windsor
and Eugene O'Bren in Souls for
Sables'' and comedy. "Westward Hu";
Thursday. Theda Bara in The I'm
chastened Woman" and comedy. PLAY
Ball: Friday. Larry Semon in The
Wizard of or and comedy. The
Live Agent; Saturday (matinee at >
pm. Bob Custer in N" Mans Law"
and comedy. A Taxi War" and wild
West. No. g." starring Helen FerCu-
son and Jack Mulhan
Evening star., 1925-12-02

Larry Semon in The Sportsman"
and Park News Events. Friday.
double feature bill, Mabel Normand
in "Suzanna." and Monte Blue and
Marie Provost in The Marriage
Circle" also local talent and juve-
nile vaudeville. Saturday. d. w.
Grifiths s Dream Street" with
Carol Dempster and Ralph Graves:
Larry Semon in The Hick" anu
chapter of "Perils of the Wild"
Evening star., 1925-12-02
CAROLINA,

sunday and Monday, Norma Tai
rnadce in "Grau.stark Tuesday,
Dorothy Gish and Rod La Rogue in
Night Life in New York: Wednes-
day, Capital Punishment" with Clara
Row and Elliot Dexter: Thursday.
Playing With Souls, with Jacnue-
line Logan: Friday. Richard Dix in
The Lucky Devil" and Saturday,
Marie Provost and Monte Blue in
"Eecompense. +"
Evening star., 1925-12-02

Then YOU will teel hnc. YOUR head
becomes clear. stomach sweet,
tongue pink. skin rosy.
"Cascarets" gently cleanse. swceten
and refresh the entire system. They
never grlpc. ovcract or siCken. Di
rections for men, women and chill
dren on each box Any drug store.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
y Arr Il

sunday and Monday. Thomas
MeiGhan in The Man Who Found
Himself: Harry LanCdon in "Boobs
in the Woods. and Park News
Events. Tuesday. George Walsh in
Blue Blood; Glen Tryon in "Thun-
dering Landlords" and Gift Shoppe.
Wednesday,. Irene Rich and Willard
Louis in The Man Without Con-
science; Larry Semon in Risks
and Roughnecks.' and Park News
Events. Thursday, Laura La Plante
md Pat O'Malley in .The Teaser":
Evening star., 1925-12-02
CIRCLE.

Tuesday. Elaine HammeTsta,r in
The Foolish Virgin: =. Aif~rday,
,Iacqucline Logan. Give brook. Mary
.tStor and Buster Collier in playing
With Souls: Thursday and Friday.
and 9 pm. Norma TalmadCe and
Eugene O'Brien in 'Grauctark" Sat
urday Betty Bronson in The Golden
Princess
Evening star., 1925-12-02
Staiighten Up!
Nicest Laxative,
"Cascarets'' lOc

Don't stay hea da chy
dizzy. sick. Not hing
else relieves that bill :
ou>. constipated icel.
ing 80 nicely 4 candy
like "( sscaretS." Ia ( :
one or TWO of the h.
plea SAINT laxative tab
lets any time. TO gent
" stimulate your liz or
and starf Nnrlr hnm cis
Evening star., 1925-12-02
Chevy Chase.

Sunday and Monday. -Adolphe Men
jouc. Greta Nissen and Bessie Love
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-26
By Beck

values. Besides, early reports said
the weather in Argentina was better
than has recently been the case.
Under such circumstances, general
selling carried prices down nearly
cents on some transactions.
Late reports telling of frost in
south Argentina and of rainy wealth
er again in the north led to increased
buying in the wheat market here and
to consequent rallies in price. There
was also considerable pre-holiday even
iing-up of accounts, a process that
likewise aided the market to recover
much of the early decline On the
other hand, the fact that in the last
few days 100000 bushels of spring
wheat has been bought to come to
Chicago from the northwest was re-
earded as something of a weight on
the market.
Corn was swayed chiefly by the ac-
ton of wheat. Favorable weather
coptinued in the corn belt, and most
traders were looking for liberal re-
ceipts here on Friday, about 700 cars.
Commission houses picked up surplus
offerings of oats. Lard trade was re-
ported as rather slow, but demand for
meats was sea Sonal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-26

Chicago. NOV. 70.
CATTLE-Receipts 10000; weighty
fed steers % to CSC higher: yearlings
uneven: steady to strong: extreme top
paid for showing slightly GAIN prac-
teal top heavy steers 1850: several
loads 12O0@i3.sO; hest yearlings
1900; medium weight 1925; active out
let on lower grade steers with weight
and stockers and feeders: she stock
strong to Csc higher: culls getting
most advances; medium to good light
vealers to packers 10000 LOO: choice
offerings to shippers 12.004 1850,
mostly.
HOGS-Receipts 10000; active 25 to
SIC higher: bulk good ind choice 100 to
$40 pound average 11.35 @11.50; prac-
teal top 1t.50: packing sows 1025@
1870: desirable killing pigs largely
11.50m11.75: shippers took 5000: esti-
mated holdover 1000.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000; fat lambs %
strong to CSC up: sheep fully steady;
spots shade higher; bulk better
grades fat lambs 16.00@16.50: top
1855: most culls 1850: yearlings
wethers 1900 q $780, feeding lambs
upward to 1910: average weight 60
pounds: desirable fat ewes largely
775 n SO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-26

dated Cigar, Gimbel Brothers. Weber
and HeiIbrenner, Norfolk and West
ern, Postum Cereal. Sloss-Sheffield
Steel Foundation Company and De-
voc and Reynolds.
Call money held steady at "a
per cent all day. Time money and
commercial paper rates were une
changed.
Renewed weakness of French
francs, which broke below cents
to a new low record for the year
was the feature of the foreign ex-
change market. Demand sterling
held steady at $4.S4 is but moder-
ate recessions took place in most
other European rates.
The usual. pre-holiday influences
restricted activity in the bond mar
ket today but prices moved moder-
ately higher under the leadership. OF
the railroad liens. Uncertainty UNI
der federal reserve rediscount rates
still existed and the situation was
not altered when the bank after the
close of the market made no an
nouncement Of a change. -
Foreign obligations remained I'M
der selling pressure today in con-
trast to the Improvement in the do
nestle list. French liquidation OF
French bonds developed when 1t was
learned that the second attempt TO
form a new cabinet in succession to
the Painleve ministry had failed.
French francs recovered slightly al
ter establishing a new low record
for the year but this did not check
the selling of the government and
railway bonds. Some of the 'mun1c-
ipals, however, attracted BUYERS at
the low levels recently established.
Resumption of the upward move
ment in railroad liens represented d
sympathetic response to the advance
IN the carrier shares. coincident with
the prediction that October earnings
would be the largest for any month
since the war. Convertibles scored
the largest gains. with considera PIE
activity developing in Norfolk ana
western, New Haven. Chesapeake
and Ohio and Delaware and Hudson
issues.
A ouickened demand was noted
for a number of industrial and pub
lie utility bonds. mostly because OF
possibilities. Gains OF |
10 2h points included Rogers Brown
IRON rs. New England Telephone os'
Telephone 5hs' sKei-
Low oil Gus and Wilson convertlpie
lis Liberty bonds were firm.
because of the holiday ilttle new
financing is in prospect Tor the re-
mainder of the Week ZOO oco
TotoI sales were $10,4S0,0Co.
Stock market avern9es: :,
.137Gl 1l.Jo
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Wednesdays Brighton Market

Stock Yards, Nov. 25-Supplies of
live stock for slaughter were very
light for the Wednesday sales, and
mich cows were also in lighter sup
ply anticipating Il slack demand on
account of the holiday break. Beef
cattle old on a firm market. No fancy
steers were offered, excepting one pr.
selling at Sc and &c, was the highest
price received for a pair of fancy
heifers. Few Gamer cows sold be-
low lac, with the average sales
closing at 2 12@3c, with slippery
up TO 3-4c.
The calf market was irregular,
governed both by the demand and
the grade Of veals offered. Light
calves sold down to Lee with av-
erage lots at 10411 1-2c and fancy
single calves up TO Ice. Only few
hogs were offered. lac was the aver
age, with fancy pigs at 10 1-2@14c.
Heavy hogs were not wanted and
sold as low at lie. The movement of
mich cows was slow. Fancy cows
were as usual the best sellers, and
sold up to $3.50, and choice COWS at
$100@150. Poor cows to medium
cows at s50@75.
Sales: j. Higgins sold / pr. steers,
1850 TBS at Sea- cows and l bull at
&c; 80 calves at &c; registered ac-
credited Holstein mixers at $3.50
each, cows at $3.50 each and cows
calves, av 10 Id at 10 1-2c; II milk
ers at $65@125. r. d. Pickett sold IA
COWS to av 800 ca. A. d. Kilby sold
10 cows at s60@125. r. l.. Wormell
sold 81 cows at $50@11o. V. A. & r.
w Hanson sold so calves at IL lie
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Chicago Produce Market
lEv The Associatod pressl

tBy The Associated IreSS)
Chicago, Nov. 25-Largely as the
result OF a forecast from British
trade authority that Argentina will
have an exportable surplus 3S,000.000
bushels larger than recent estimates
day averaged lower. The wheat mar
iet here closed unsettled at the same
as yesterdays finish to lie down. new
style, December 1.64a to 1.62 and May
to &c off, oats &c up and provisions
varying from 1ac decline to a rise of
10c.
According to the British estimate.
which came as surprise to wheat
traders here the Argentine eXportable
surplus will amount to 16S,000,000
bushels. whereas recent adVices from
likelihood of 1870, o000 600 bushels or
less. The fact that export demand
for North American wheat WAS inact-
i've TODAY and that Enropean BUYERS
were holding off tended also to weaken
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-26
New York Produce Market
New York, Nov. 25.

New York, Nov. %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: receipts 1913.
EGGS-Firm; receipts ,23S. Fresh
gathered firsts, storage 36@3S; fresh
gathered firsts storage $685.: fresh
gathered seconds and poorer 32034S.
TATOES-Steady; New York bulk
per $50 pounds ESQ % ZOO. Long Island
ditto S.25@S,50; Maine ditto 1850
7.75.
CABBAGES-Stead New York
white per ton 2200 $4,000.
The raw sugar market advanced lie
cent today to the basis OF Ais for Gu
ban, duty paid, with a better inquiry.
Sales reported were $4,000 bags of
Philippines, due next month. to an OPP
orator at 4.12A and upwards of 10000
bags of Cuban. TO local retiners, prompt
shipment. at AS.
The higher spot market and eXpec-
tationS of reduced crop estimates to-
gether with the strength abroad, start
cd and acted movement in raw sugar
futures. Prices advanced to points
but eased off partially near the close
under realizing and were finally l to
6 points net higher. One hundred De-
cember notices were readily taken and
therefore had no effect on values. De-
cember 2S5; March PSI; May 2.64;
July PA.
The refined sugar market was UNI
changed with prices ranging from 500
TO $40 for fine graduated.
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Financial
NEW YORK MARKET
FEATURES Of the Days Dealings in All
9 the Leading Stocks
GAS BuGGIEs

sew York. Nov. 25.-(By the
a0clafed Press).-Stock prices
s'anoed upward today on a subsi-
s .' q selling pressure with prac-
! , sSsa all groups participating in the
~, aacs. Net gains of 1 to 5 points
nal. Auinerous at the close, a few
Il sss., s showing advances from 6 to
HI points. Net sales, how
" I'M Nefe we'll below the two mil
Mn share mark.
epecnlators for the advance start
i pid up stocks on the opening
N, eheory that forced hauida-
been completed and that
isrhs.Fket was entitled to rally on
4uIctis grounds. Special strength
4 psS1ias developed in the rails on
0ctahss OF additional favorable
soou - earnings statements and
baeros ssad TO the steels, motors, to-
4 speei. Z, mercantiles, chemicals and
inr ~ Arong character of the buy
erius on led to extensive short COW
h sor she rapidity of the advance
sseypFdsS issues suggesting an over
krrsu e short interest. Several
Into H. a'ocks of stocks were thrown
we're ~sn market at intervals. but they
aeadtIv. absorbed and prices moved
tons forward. the closing Quota
sdsyx generally being around the
,iyIrein,a Pittsburgh and West
lures IL we're the sensational fea-
points Il sne rail group. soaring II
,,ea rene y new high record at 12Oh
ahtrol Of competitive buying for
Isser atlantic Coast Line closed
Atehiso,p POINTS higher at 226 while
en- Pa,, l, New York Central. South
bland, csy. Canadian Pacific, Rock
s, psn,e chicago and Northwestern
and 1e,a preferred, Missouri Pacific
snonp,s Jaw and Hudson were
salns 81 e many issues to show net
Motors . point or more.
s9th accounts. c nerysis D e,osad
having points ont higher at las rs after
sare ana d0i q slightly above that f.
.aft gain aaa General Motors showed a !
!; 81 at i'll is.
10 aeei closed $ points lagherl
hshg r.o ~. Among the many new
say wsra or :, established during the
GET ana Tobacco Products 4. Lig-
meyers A aud L. Console
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rs Id at 1Sc; 80 cows at s6O@125.
Otis II. Forbush sold l bull at DC: l
Gamer at 3-4c and / Gamer at .
1-2c; l calf at 10c. j. "A. Clark old
cXen, av 1900 Id at lie; fancy
cows, av 1909 10 at &c; bulls, av
1900 10 and 20 cows, av $50 ID at A
LIE and Gamers at 1-2c. c. +.
Gage sold Is cows at S60@115. A. G.
Warner and Son sold 10 cows at IS
@125. John Fuller & Son sold 81
cows at $50@175. T. d. keenan, sold
81 cows at $40@1S0. J. w. Brooks
sold 80 cows at $75@115.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, NOV. 70.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 1870
is.
BUTTER-Extras 5O@50l: firsts As
@4Sl.
CHEESE-Freshl choice 27lG IS;
frsts 25iM27.
CORN-No . yellow 9SG99.
EGGS-Nearby hennery brown eX-
tras 10: white and mixed extras ESQ
"A: western extras 66@6S.
ILOUR-Spring patents, 1876 sacks,
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Dropping Dropping Dropping OF All The Prices On This Page
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-MaIe

A GREAT MANUFACTURING COR
MISUNDERSTANDING hosiery and
lingerie direct to the consumer
through district offices is interested
in securing a manager for this terri
tory. A man must have $500 to $1,000
building sales organizations: also be
able to furnish a $1,000 fidelity bond
to cover consignment of merchandise
and office supplies. A wonderful OPP
portunity for the right man. Previ-
Gus experience not absolutely neces-
sary but advantageous. Give full in
formation about yourself and refer
ences first letter. Curiosity-seellers
save your stamps. p. o. Box No. sos,
Reading Penna
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New York Money Market

New York, Nov. 20.
Foreign exchanges irregular.
CT. Britain, demand $4.S4s, cables
Sixty day bills on banks, 4.soa:-
Franco. demand 3,76a, cables 3;I7.
Demand: Belgium ABB. Germany
23.s0, Holland 4014. Norway 2O.34,
Sweden 26.74, Denmark 24.90, Switzer-
land 1927, Spain 14.lG. Portugal Bio
Greece 1.24, Poland 1870. Czecho-Slo-
vakia 2.96. Jugo-Slavia LII. Austria
l4d, Rumania Asa Argentina 41;50:
Brazil 1431. Toxic AZ 11-16, Shanghai
7I5 Mnnfraal 1n0 l-32.
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NEWPORT

1.-THE Country Minister" a five act
comedy drama will be presented by
the Senior Glass of Newport High
School Friday evening December II.
Mrs. Addie b. Redman is con-
valescing from serious attack of
appendicitis, which has confined her
to her bed several days.
Mrs. Loris Baxter of Burnham.
who was called here by the illness
Of her mother, Mrs. Addie Redmond
will remain indefinitely, another
daughter, Mrs. Roy C. Thompson of
Pressure Isle arrived Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Wardwell were
calling on relatives in Waterville,
Saturday.
Norris Friend. of the firm of
Friend and Friend is wearing a.
broad smile upon the arrival of a
son Tuesday morning, November 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mitchell and
daughter, Mrs. Emily Merrill motored
to Lewiston for over Sunday and
were accompanied home by a daugh-
ter from Portland. Mrs. Phillip
Hardy. Mr.. Hardy arrived Wednes-
day to enjoy Thanksgiving with the
family.
Mrs. Fred Miller and daughter,
Miss Grace Miller, were business
callers in Waterville, Saturday.
Hon. w. II. Mitchell and Guy
Hunt were among Newport people
in Bangor, tuesday, on business.
A. j. Gleason has returned from
visit with relatives and friends in
Boston and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-26
special short 1o.Oo@1o.15; standard

special short 10.00Q10.15; standard
S.S0M9.S5.
HAY-No. Timothy 26Q2S.
l.AMB-Spring 26@S0.
OATS-40 lbs, $50 50.
pORK-Medium backs 39.50043.
POTATOES-Green Mountains 400
0425 per 100 lbs: Maine Cobblers
$50 per Dbl: sweets per basket 2.75
@300.
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes $40 cents in 100 Dbl. lot less 2
percent for cash.