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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, October 23, 1931
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Bonds Weak With Several
Of U. S. Issues Touching
Lows for Season
By JOHN U COOLET ;
NEW YORK, Oct 1 (AP)
With " the exception f bonds, fi
nancial markets retaraed a bal
ance of gains today.",
Stocks refused to be frightened
by early heaviness of the rails and
Advanced slowly with copper
showing- the way. Net gain were
largely fractional and trading was
dull.
In bonds several United States
government - Issues touched new
lows, while, many railroad liens
acted as though they had been dis
couraged by thejeontinued absence
" of the favorable news predicted
last week; -.
Wall street seemed content to
let stocks mark time until a clear
er . appraisal ; of the outlook is
available. President Hoover's con
ference with Premier Laval of
France looms as the most Impor
tant event of the week's calendar.'
The situation in the far east is
closely wsched.
Many stocks moved in a one
point range. Coppers profited, by
somewhat better buying of foreign
consumers and the prospective in
ternational production conference.
Gains of a point or more In the
groups were numerous. Chemicals
also advanced. Most rails reduced
their early losses; some cancell
ing them. Union Paclf ie lost 2- net.
Such prominent industrials as
TJ. S. Steel, Bethlehem, General
Electj-ic, General Motors, National
Biscuit and Case averaged, naif a
point higher at the close. Ameri
can Telephone and North Ameri
can gained more tbaa a point.
Bales of 858.757 shares were the
smallest since September 1. '
Sterling rallied strongly, touch
ing tl.91 and closing at
89 tor a net gain of 1 cents:
Most other foreign rates were
steady to firm. The Japanese Yen
Improved but lost two-thirds of Its
rise. v
Radio
Prog tarns
TUESDAT
SOW sse KltoeyeUt
S:SO Devotional Mr vice
1 :4S Vsa aad Dob. -
S:0O Hepprtisse.
12 Orcaeatre. '
t:0 XUiM.
T:O0 Orchestra.
.ee Asset 'a lad. "
8:15 Xeeaorr Laae. '
10:0 News flaaaes.
U:e Orchestra.
KEZ-llt XUeccUs ' -.
:43 Farms flashes. .
, T:00 Family Altar. ,
S .OO Breakfast elne.
2:99 -terdi Gras.
5:1 -Taa Islaadera. . , .
' 9:00 Daaee band.
9:45 Cht and Caeey.
18:00- Midnight Revellers.
KOAO
1:00 Good Morning if editatioat, lea fty
' Dr. James . HiUisas.
SO .00 Hotno Kconoraics - Obserrer
Ooadaeted by Comaia Jaae.
10:0a Toaaarrow'a Meals.
10:18 'PlaeiBg Pots aad Peaa," Zolta
. F, ESodeawold. .
10:13 rtd FaeU sad reads
10:47 The Magasine Back.
1 :0O Moraine HitiaM,
IS :00 yxm lioor.
S-.1S la the day'e aews. '
AS .-20 The Fire Fihter . L-yaa r.
Crenemi Her, state I ereaiar. r
2:5 Market report, crepe sad wea
ther forecast.
1 :3S Orfaa proeram.
8:0 Hoasesssker Hear.
S:S 'Doea Toar Child Sees. Nerv-
eas"f Mr. Sara Preatiss.
8:00 Market Reports.
S:SO Farm Hoar.
:3J la the day's aews.
:4S 8 pot market reports sad weather
forecast.. . "m '"
S.-50 Market reviews freak fraita.
vegetables aad Jay.
i 1:15 "What Shell We De With Oar
Oataf Poaald D. Hi.
. V:S0 Westers Shoe and Lass Coa
. tract Beport. . ". m ,
T:S New Thins la Seleses
"Oraofri Stoae Poiats that
Paula Bcieatiata".
Chickens Gain Despite
Efforts to Force :
Reductions
PORTLAND. Oct. Is (AP)
Trading In the local egg market
Is very firm. Despite the talk that
Clark county Interests are selling
their eggs in Seattle because of
the alleged lower- market here
the Washington co-ops continue
to quote Portland delivery at the
same price as listed by the Ore
gon association. ; . .
In general a dull but tairly
steady tone Is reflected in the
market tor : cheese- at I leading
American sources. Little change
in the price situation is Indicated.
Ia spots the market was a trifle
weaker, elsewhere- it was frac
tionally, better.
'While t there Is Increasing
strength for chickens and even
late price' advances In the. local
trade tor some offerings, efforts
continue to be made to force re
ductions here while the south Is
on a higher basis. -
It Is becoming more difficult to
move supplies of hen turkeys at
adequate prices her at the mo
ment. For best - dressed hens
sales are extreme at 28c and trade
is draggy. Large young tpms.
weighing 14 lbs., or better, ' are
up as high as 12c lb. - ...
' - While prices were not changed
tor the week's opening, a rather
slaw trade Is Indicated for coun
try killed!: calrea. Some sales,
however, were below established
quotations. Hogs were easy but
fairly good movement was noted.
Lambs in good request.
Orertures are being made by
warring interests in the local ter
ritory to settle the "oyster war"
which recently brought the value
of large- Pacif ie here to below cost
of production. .
Salam Markets
Grade B. raw 9e
co-op pool price, fl-OS per
hundred. -. j . . j -? If yf
Factory silk,:f 10, '" '.4.
- Batterfat, sweet, atSc
T Batter fat, wsr, Sic
l TKXm AJTO TXQSI ABXSS
Price said to - Saleoa hayara.
OeteWr It :
Celery, des. r U50 te
Radishes, das. 4- -i
Oaioaa, doi . ., , . 15 ,
Oaioae, aack in . . .ti.SQ.
Carrot ' : ' - - 9 -M
:
Cakbasa , ,1 01
V ikti. daa. - to se
aaa.
Cae&flswer crate
fotatoea. twt. ,--Taraipa.
doa. ,.
Taaaatoea. ' lag - , . ,,
Haebard sqesskv
Lettaeev crate ' . . ,
Green Peaaera, log
Daai&k Sqaash
Spiaaeh, crate w
Apples, btt. .
-TS
-SS
.10
-01
,75 to 1.09
St
kZxtras
Medians
Bsrlss Pttees I
.11 u
.01
.
General Mkets
yOETLAND. Ore., Oct. 19 (AP)
Produce Exchange, aet prices. Batter:
Extras, SI; standards, 31; prime firsts,
SO; firsts, IS. Efg: Freak extras, 29
SI; freak aaediams. 24-Sf.
I RAY! RAY! I
fo :
1
'
New York sometimes gets slightly
Urv ft tshles. which arrive from
tforeign shores, but it sever wearies
f seeing- such beauties at Kathryn
feay back ia the id tome town.
JAia Eay, haEdlng" Gotham a
Cheery salute, is shown a she re
turned to New Yorkvon the S.
fceriathan for sew triumphs
C7 the stast "
1 Portlzaici Grain
PORTLAND. Ore, Oet l--(AP)
Wheat: i
lOpea Hifk Low Close
Mar 1-66 57 5T
lee. S
soft erkite, SS; westers white, SS; hard
winter, 62 : aerthera sprint St; west-
era red, 6S. i
uata. e. watte
Cera: He. S yellow S2S.06.
Miitrna ataadard.. $14.50.
1 Portland ' Livestock
rOfTTLAJf Ore, - Oot. 19 fAP)
Cattle, 88O0, caWes, 100; ateadr to low-
er.
titeera, 600-90O Its., food. 5.00-6.75;
medians, S4.7a-6 0; commoa, SS.Oe-4.79;
HOO-leOO lla., good, SS.7S-o.S0; be iters,
030-8 j lbs., coed. 15.00-5.50; aaediasa.
S4.0e-4.SU ; ceauaea, SS.60-4.00; cowa,
rood. 4.00-4J0: taai aad soediaaa,
2.75-4.; lew eatter aad catter. $t.O0
it.75; oaUa, jrearlinrs excluded, good aad
choice, beef, SS.OO S.60; eatter, cemsaom
aad mediBDi. , $3.00-3.00 ; vealers. asilk
fed, coed aad choice. SI -SO-SjSO; saediaas
SO.oe-T.oO; call aadl ceaanea. SS.50-S.OO;
calves. S50-S0S Iba seod aad choice,
9S.O9-e.00; cematea aad atediaat, SS.00
S.00. . - i
Host, S900; steady to weak. -Lifht
lig-ht, 140-160 lbs, food aad
choice, Si.S0-S.7e; 180-200 lbs, food
aad choice, S5.50-5.73 ; aaediaas weifht.
200-30 lbs.. ' too choice. SS.OO
S.7S; 220-S30 lo, coed aad choice, 4.75
S.SO: heaTT welgbt, 250-290 lbs., rood
aad choice, S4.50-S.S1; 390-850 lbs.,
good aed ckeiee. S4.00-4.75; packiag
sews. 276-500 lea.,, saediam aad good,
fS.6O-e.S0; feeder aad stacker sirs. 70-
1SO las, coo aae CMtce, .z-p.uu.
Sheep, S, 450; ateady.
Laatba. 90 lbs ", food aad
choice, f 5.00-3.59 ; aiediaat. f3.7S-S.2S;
au weirkta, ceiamoa, fs.ou-s.79; year
ling wethers. SO 110 lbs, medium to
oico, S3o--vo; ewes, ira-ii ie.
aaedlaaa. te cheiee. S1.75-S.0O; 120-150
lba, saedinaa te choice, ft.50-1.7S; aU
weights, call aad eeaueoa, f 1.00-1.50.
1 ' Portland Produce
"POBTULKD.1 Ore- Oct. 19 (API-
Batter; prints. 93 score or better, 34c;
ataadarda, Sl 2o cartoa;
ffs: Pacnac Poalfry predacers si
liac arices: freak axtras. 29c: staadarda.
36e; aaediaaaa, 24e; paiieta, ISc.
lilk: ceatract prieym. grade it, f2.17s.
Port lams' Delivery aad .laspecnea lairr
cooperative net pool price .to producers.
91.16. . - '
Countrr mtits; seilins: pries to rs-
ta Liars: country kitted kegs, best katck
era aadeif' 200 Iba 8-8 He; vealers, SO
te ISO lhe, e-lle; oariag laaabs, 10-llc;
haavy awee, 4-5c ; caoaer cows, He ; balia.
Hbkair: ' aeauaal. bayinr arice. 1931
eliy lowg kair, lOe-; aid, 1 So lb. --
aata, 12 lb.; Bra ills. 12-14c; alsaoads,
li-16c; filberts. 20-2e; pecans, 20e lb.
Cascsra .bark; buying . prices, - J9S1
peel. So lb. 4
iiopa: aoanaai. iviv crop, o-iuc; ivou.
13He; 19S1, 1S-14C . i;
Katterfat: direct te sbispers. track
Sle. atatiost is a. 1, 80-Sle. Portland de-
li very pneesl eattertas, soar, se; aweea,
85. - - ' --t s '
Lire potfItr7 act Tuyins price: keavy
keas.' colored, 4e lb., ap, 18-19. Ik.;
do ' atedioais. 1814c; Ufht. ll-12o lb.;
broilers aader 1H 20e; arer 1
lba lSc; ; colored roasters. er S Ibe,
20c; eld roosters. 7e; ducks, Pekins, 1
lc - " " ' , '
Oaieas: seiliag price to retailers: Yak
ima globea. fl.SO-1.86; Oregea, f 2-2.25.
Potatoes: local, le lb.; aeckatea,
S 1.15-1.25; eastera Wasniagtoa, SOc
f 1.20. , j-:-' . - - "
Wool: 1931 1 crop, nominal. Willant
ette roller. 18-lSc; aastera Oregon. H
15 la, . .
Hay: baylac pnee from producer: al
falia, 814-15; cieTer. f 10-12; oaU and
vetck. flO-ll. 1?;-.
; Fruits.' Vegetables
POBTIKDjOTe, Oct. 19 (XP-
Orangea: CalifeAia ; valencies, S3.50iS.
Grape trait: CaUforaia, f 8.7 3-6. Limes: S
desea eartaaa. , f S.26. Esnsnss: 6-6 Ve
lb. Lemons : California, fS.50-9 ease.
Huekloberrias: Paget floand. -8a IV
- CantaUrapes: Local, Uadards, 75 80c.
Hoaeydew atoioaa: Calif oraia larga
fU Caaaeas: MUfrd. lb.
lea ereaaa saeleas: Kortkwest, 1 lb. r.
Orapesi 8eMlaa, fl.S5-l.7S tar:
kays. flS-l.aS: White kCslagas, fLSP;
Riblera. fLS5; focal Concords, 8-de lb.;
CoraiehOBS. S1.SS-1.SS. ,
Paackest The IaUea, 75-90o box.
Pears: CaaUca. fl.SS TtV?V
-i ik nrnikuriM! aa.7S-d baa.
" MTt to .sww. MHS) ft. F.
Utoest local, ltt .? ff?i a. '
aastera Waaaiagtoa. SOC-8L20. Onions:
- . dA a s tm ft m w m - T B IH bbSbV
fa,"L"f Vira-t tS nrSffM. tl-S.SS. Oaf
VIO ErVtBst a.ew-e,arw t ' a e w
combers: field arewa. SS-dOo box. Bpia-
aek: weal. S5-75S. voierri soeas, awioa
desea; ksarts. ; f W5. ifaakiaoms: kot-
"E-I. t Ban. ereem. S0-40s fcaa.
twees petateee: mew Catiforaia, S-SUe
n t: n i h Mt aoVSa aiaaa.
im, l ti 1 1 r . -- -. . - -
Beaast local. -8 lb. Tomatoes: leeal.
S-40e Wx. Cera-, local. 81 tsack. Le4-
eece; local. i-i cra .
tu.i ai. ArTtcBoxes : viaivna. .
Roosters, o'd
Broilers r '
Colored
Leg-Hera
HesTies. hsna
Mediasi keas
Ught kena
ataylms Price,;
.If
..28
-08
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.IS
11
10
i- Bsytsf rtwet ,!
Whest,w cetera red ,, . ...
Wkita. ba Li.
Barley, toa .1.5 te 18.50
Oats, arey, per bo. i , ,f, 22H-H
White, per aa. , j.,, tlV-21
.dl
.44
Hiii boriif dHm
OaU aad retch, toa
Clover
Alfalfa, valley, tad eotting
Ksstera Oregoa . ,n. .
ro8in
do -
stock
HOPS)
.10.00
.11.00
.14.00
.15.00
-18.50
.15
.Of
Lambs, tep
Hags. top
Hoga. first cuts .
Hogs, other . eats
Steers .. ,
Cowa .,, ,
Heifers -
Dressed .real
Dressed hogs
stxatX
Sarins PrlcM
.s.oo
.s.so
-5.00
l 4.TS
x.es to .o
om t .osh
44 to .0
WOOL
Coarse
Median
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France Buying, Threat
Of War Continues
Influence
CHICAGO. Oct: lw(AP) .
Bresdstuffs went bxisUy upward
today, wheat aad. rye both outdo
ing previous tep r Quotations for
the seasoa. There was aggressive
speculative buying, - stmoltaaeous
with assertions that Fraace would
negotiate for the purchase f 60.
000,069 bushels of United States
government sponsored wheat
holdings.' Other stimulating fact
ors were .70,000 bushels 4a
creaso of the United SUtee wheat
visible supply and rnraers of Jan
snesa troop movements la Man
churia. .--., ; 1
Wheat closed ..stroaf, at the
day's highest figures.' 8 -f t
1 7-8 cents advanced, cota 7-8 to
1 J-8 y. oats to 8-8 WgherM
Today's closlnr Quotations :
Wheat: Dec, 68 tJ 8 1-8;
March, 88U-: May. iT 1-8 ta
8-8; July. 57 7-8 to 88 1-8. -.
Cora: Dec, 88 7-8 to 87; Mar.
39 8-8; May, 41 8-8 to Hi July,
48. ' ; ,v " '' J '
Oats: Dec., 28 Us May, 25 5-
to i: July. 25H. I .
Seattle IViinister
: el- " -
SIT-VERTOM, Oct. ifl The
Rev. E. B. Slettedahl-of Seattle
was a goeat of th R9T;sil Mw.i
H. 1 Fojs over Sunday.! At theJ
o'cloelc eervices Truwy
church the Rev. Mr. Slettedahl
waa the speaker. These services
ara carried oh la tin Norweglaa
laaguage. Thejll o'clock services
Rev. Mr. "osa coadacted : as asa-
al. .
Raw Mr. sietterdahl hi chaplain
for the Seamen's Mission at Se
attiA ani it was ia the I Interest
of this that ha was at Sllvertoa.
f!ARI PABTT
jptattom. Oct. 19 The Lady
Foresters are giving a card party
at' the Forester hall on Tuesday
evening' ana extend an invitation
to the public to attend. There will
be prizes and rerresnmenis
PORlIJvKD. OcC tajAP)
very little change was showa-la
tb general price list during- the
today's sevloa of the East. Side
Farmers' wholesale .market.
Strengthening ef the grape post
tion was noted . with, decreasing
supplies of local Concords. In gen
eral sales at these were made SOe
crate: or lug. - ' " ' K - '
Tomatoes moved At a spread of
25 to 50c, with top quality moving
well. . .
Beans were 5e lb. for moat of
ferings. ;
Lettuce soli : 75-9 Oe generally
for locals with a few 11, Dalles
stock aold. 81 for 3s and Cascade
Locks offerings were 81.28 crate.
' - fDanish eauash was 2 0-2 5c lag;
about -le .lh. -7 .. -
Potatoes were fairly steady at
88-70c orange box for beet.,
Corn sold 75c to 81 sack with
Utile real top stuff. T
California - Tokay grapes were
fl.SO and Cornlchons 81-40 crate.
Cabbagy was unchanged with
red ateck 80-5c cantaloupe crate.
. Green peppers sold 69e orange
hex. . , : :- -;
An Jon pears were slow at 50
55c with Bosc 75c: both Jumbles.
Apples were unchanged; mostly
50c box; a tew large sixes to 65e.
Cauliflower sold 40 mostly tor
Bs. -r: ;
: Spinach waa : 80c orange box
geaerally, -l
Drr -loas'aoid 81.75-1.85 for
lsnd ft.25 for 2s. Boilers 81-15
sack. -; ' - ' '
Father Scherbringr
. Getl Larger Pcjst;:
-'h Now at Sublimity
- i - . r. - i
1 SILVERTON, Oct. 18 The
Rot. Father Joseph Scher bring
who has been at fit. Paul's
church here "tor the past seven
years has been transferred to
Sublimity, whero there is a larg
er parish than at Silverton. The
Rev. Father Raymond, who has
been at Da Lake.' has . coma to
Bilverton to take the Rev. Scher
brlng't place.
I Prior to; Rer. Scherbrlng's
leaving 'Silverton members of his
parish her gave him a surprise
l .
s
I
w .
wm. TtMr ntrw- f leet-footed Chicago riri who holds numerous
-print Tccord, f ar womenr4s shown JTl JKl
asshe cheers the footbaU 'warriors of Northsten ;UgJr f J
. . :l T-VnV at Vmnttan. III. Hatty, an II firm S? TOT SaW-
wicn
era!
montSsfrom severe injuries incurred in an airplane crash at Chl
:, and a student at Northwestern, erldanUy rooted las weD laa aha
sjir for-the Evanston rridden romped oil the field with a 19
aalSJSsa
ran fast, for the Evanston griddera romped
party at Stl Paul's halL Talks
were given by Dr. A. L. V.
Smith, the Rev. Scherbrlng, Otto
Oswald of Mount Angel, Jee
Broekhouse and the Rev. ! Frank
Scherbrlng. , r
MEX GET BUCKS
STAYTOK. Oct. 19 Frank Car
ter and Joe Harris left here about
4 a. m. Sunday and returned be
fore noon, each with a fine back.
Harris weighed 175 pounds aad
Carters. 135. Both men drive
school busses, aoJiave only Sat
urday or Sunday to go hunting.
Stauffer, young aoa of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Stauffer, has been
seriously Sill . with complications
arising from an attack of poison
oak.. Last; week hia parents took
him to Portland to a skin spa
clallst, - Ha is resting easier but
still far fom well.
MONMOUTH, Oct, 19 I. A.
Davis land S. N. Gilliam return
ed Sunday from a hunting trip in
the wilds of ' Southern Oregon
bringing home a four pointer that
was self-explanatory of their
prowess. While away, they were
guests of Mr. Davis brother. Wil-
HUBBARD, Oct, 19 Ndrman Ham Davis near Grants Pass.
BROOKS, Oct. 19 A special
all-day meeting of the Brooks La
dies Aid society will be held
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Sylvester Harris to quilt
on the aid quilt. , The business
meeting was conducted by the
president, Mrs. William Scasfer.
Members present were Mrs. Harry
Kibbr. Mrs. Raymond Blantea Sr.,
Mrs. Monroe Ward, Mrs. Jennie
Gilbert, Mra. H. H. Bosch, Mrs. .
Raymond, Blantes Jr., and chil
dren DeEtta and Raymond third.
Mrs. Wayne Gibson; Mrs. John
Lesher, Mrs. Malvla Blanton, Mrs.
A. E. Harris, Mrs.! J. S. Dunlavy,
Miss - Catherine Blanton, aad the
hostess. Mrs. S. A. Harris.
- The next regular business meet
ing of tfie Ladies Aid will he held
October 29 at the home of Mrs.
Wayne Gibson with Mrs. Monroe
Ward as assisting hostess. Several e
members of the Brooks Ladies Aid
are planning to attend the dis
trict aid meeting la Salem Friday.
Miss Ellen Hackit and her broth
er Robert motored to Newberg
Saturday where they were guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Av
ery Howard, former Brooks residents.
Laura Ruggle is
Woodburn Visitor;
- Woods in Hospital
.- ''" ' V ------- -
i WOODBURN, Oct. 19 Miss
Laura Ruggles, who taught math-
ematica and history at Woodburn .
high sehoel for several years, was
a visitor at the home of Mrs. Joha
Muir over the weekend. Miss Bug
gies arrived Monday. She i has
taught bookkeeping In the Van
couver, Wtob. high school tor -three
years. Mrs. Maude Mochel
returned to Vancouver with Miss '
Ruggles, waere she is to visit
friends. She will also attend a
snslness conference ia Portland.
Woodburn residents hare re
ceived word that John Woods,
who several years ago lived on,
the Woodbura-Mount Angel high
way a few miles east of town,
is In a Portland hospital, suffer
ing from an attack ST gallstones.
After' leaving Woodburn, Mr.
Woods moved to a farm near
Payette, Idaho.
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TOOTS AND CASPER
The hlg Financier"
By JIMMY MURPHY
DIT) YOU BUY ME 1 f I USUALIX OBEV
TWEIMTY SHAea 1 I ORDERS DONT UTOCfd
OF ABERdA&ER III IK3WEVER. I THINK YOUTH
COMMOM AT RVC -V BE BETTER OFF TO
DOLLARS A SHARE, J HAVE YOUR HUNDRED
AS I TOLD YOU TO, 1 1 DOLLARS INVESTED
IN SOME OF THE
Oa
CAPlR?l
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tiii. Hme fmryrrt SralKmr, tec. Gr? Wrirve e-MS
TOOTS SAVED UP pOQ T00T3 MAY KNOW
OUT OF HER ALLOWANCE.
AND SHE TOLD ME TO BUY
HER SOME ABERDAfcER
COMMOM'WITH THE MONEY!
I DONT THINK MUCH OF
THAT STOCK SO ITuNT
6UY IT FOR HER BUT
SHE THINKS I DID! I PUT
HER MONEY 1NIY
ACCOUNT AT THE
BANtNSTEATJ!
WHJST SHE'S D01Nft
SHES A SMART jlRUJ
IN FACT SHE MUST
BE Ml&WTY SMART
TO 2JVE0WSHOR.D
DOLLARS OUT OF THE
, small, allowance
YOUAtvq
HER,
iisi asr
a- fPasw. r-- - m
I HOPE MY STOCK siOES UP
QU1CK.CASPER. BECAUSE
rTHERES SOMETHINA VwNNT
TO PURCHASE THAT WVU.
COST AT LEAST S25QS22
, ! AND 4 WANT TO BUY IT WITH
MY frWKl MONEY.
IF YOU 4.0SE MONEY ON THAT
STOCK IT WILL. BE A CHEAP
LESSON TO YOU,TOOTS!
MAYBE IT WILL TEACH YOU
TO TAKE MY ADVICE MEXT
TIME! SOMEDAY TTTLL.
JDAVJTJ ON YOU THAT YOU
KjjAVE A .SMAJRTHUSBAND!
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