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THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1921
PAGE TWU
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
Hickory Daily Record
a nm spread
In voting a milh.n dollars for
schools,, $30,000 fur a hospital and
100 00.1 r...1... O.l.l .1UlTtl'llTl):
IIV'WU H'l '4I. .nil. ;.nii'uitu.,
Subscribers deslnnjr the address of ; the t.jtiZns of, Winston-Salem Tucs
i:ir paper chunked will please state ;( . shower a pitKiessivenes-- that
will ca.ise other municipalitits to
It' !i ur. That wr.n leg wad at
tii.n but it went over ry majorities
. . . ! . . . . . I 4 " 1
IU r. nan;.; ui moil -mo.
l ir, nr. unfoi tunate community
.1 1 . i. L If f .1
t their communication oom uui iuu
WW add rrsstft).
To inauni vilkknt delivery, com
mits should bt ruado to th Sub-
'.ription iJcpartment promptly. City
Ascribe r should call 1C7 regarding
r.iplainti.
the i-'iirit to
v,
gooa m-IiooN and ordinary
in such in. dances cm-hr (-
maintain
citizens
Coll iler
.tomorrow. Add to those a wealth of oCS
full text, as follows:
"The people of Ireland have read sc,enic investiture and lavishness such j j
the message sov.t by your Holiness as characterizes all ot Harry uai-i
to the king of Great Britain and an-' son's productions, and the in -om-1
cinti' vfttiv :im v interest in vhoiv r.suihie histlicnic ability OI -w lc-.
pr
welfare and the paginal regard which Ycung, and you have all the elements
ittui it. f 1..H.W i 1 . vi-.nv ho- t.-.at iro to make tn? supor-piouumoH
ti13
mis-
linens their f;ratituk-.
'They ate confident that the
hij; jines in the reply sent in
name of Line- George will not
lead .ou, a., e ;t myathshrdshrdlu
It ad you, a.- it may the unifromeel,
into believing that trie uouble.s are
ii Inland or that the people of
liehiii:! i. A! : i I ( " i : i 1 1 1 r in I In- 1 i t" : 1 1 S 1 1
StllSSCltllTMIN KATES jv,.reM..r th-ir lead-is a;, voi-th any king.
W Year . ?5.00; .(,,., i. t,uv rv lr,,;. It rather' '"'he independence of Ireland has
(Ry mail, $4.00; fl months, $2.00) !(Mtri'(,,)t ,.lt Uj5. ,.,.,,.. in h..s '-VMially proclaimed t.y the
1ntfc. S2.R0 i ...... . , ..... ..... -'H ;-"d .epiesentatives .,1
W .v." II I Tl . ail I Ml I l.ll 1 1 c ill'.'' i r I l i I i r i I , , . . it l
v...... mi.- A I Oft i ,' ,. .... ...... .., '"" !''"' I'-"l "d ratn.ed hy L() te!i him
..uv kvumuu ...... -t Aorili uno ina eommtini: ies m :!; i .,.. ,,t ,. M-..-it.- . . i-..u .!:: j.ssinvs ('
Month '46 1 j fiat MrJ, and ldayKround.4 :! i;.-t.v..-n i i !..nd "an. I UnUtiii ha'e ! nncrbt l:ave
& Work .... ... --- nivn'rit'.i! la. I.. To-, laaay peopl.- Hi- H.uie in the hart ; hat the i
Altered as seconr-claas" matter I3ep-,..t ,, (l'. j,,. ifi thai v. hr.l we n-e.i ,u''',s "f have rouKht l im-
11. 10IB. At tha Dostoffic at It ... i i..,. i. !""' Ul11 uI!0tl Irt-Uxtul and hy
Kovvsnar.or critics in Los Ang,e.e5
nn, iwho were riven a pre-release peep at ' S
the picture unquaiuieaiy ana uhiim
mcuslv proclaim this to be Miss
Young's le- iest screen achievement, j
"Mush" wac written hy S-da C'.v--an
and is a fascinating story of Am-
erican rcnance. Vera is the wife of
Tack Stanford, an a.orinff hver wlio j
lias not permitted the convention ot j
matrimony to lessen his unbound. -o j
affection for her. On the niffht. ot j
their tii st weddiiiL' t inivevsary Vera I
seoms tvoahle 1. 'Jack im ;or tune- her I
. I- .in.! i n O . ir i (H )
he- that no matter
what
their
i hi.-
. : , N. c.
underth act of March
Th Associated pTess is exclusively
in titled to th use of republication
of ull news credited to it or not
credited in this papr and also th lo
l nwa published herein.
.JfclMUKK OF ASSOCIATED 1'HES.S
I'lihlinhed by the Clay TrintinK Co.
Every Everinr Kxrepl Sunday
! ', lit '-r.it nd. We lii-t'i i I
il, while v are w.ikinf ml
f play Wi.rn '.v.- viT id!.'.
itr romn.unitit will lake
..il if"t a
riO : e v.
piriity
.Some r.ll
a lesson from Winsto.i-Salem and teh
feat of vofiny; $1,I.V),000 in bond..',
for public pulpites will not be so
unui-ual in a Mv years.
j a i.h.ssos riio.u y l SSI A
! A U.Mn fur tho 'world i touii rv-.
'iUj.du, ullilUat lui.'Hd by I A
. tia-itic doctiine enforced b Lei
at' and Tvr.tiky and other coraiimii
.at's'. Ilci'e waii the greatest tNperl
'. aont of the a,jes even mere won-
Men ueit
., ilMi than tne .vneruv
., v.-jidi. ini; clothes.
i..
. . . ; the Jtatc W"? to own eveiy
t'..;.". ir.cludifijr lands and factories
i r.'l te ;iudu..'tj of factory nn 1 fami
wc t ii dipi'iised without fera'd
;i ' ' s al-i'ity of individual.? to eui:i
nv.ae ti.au others,
In n world .-itivtdy poifect such
a :clu'ine would work. If everyboo,,
rii'-k and tin u in nisi p' -'fit?
to the state, a communistic poven'
.'. '.'ouh.i work well.
"' .'. i: -('..!(. vTUiv same object to
I'liiiri'cr itmi.ic
j It tupht. lo b.' i-tfoli.-d by iTe.y
si-r.siii'. i-evson iU'-i unl'- wo ;tst
!ln .v. icu f . nnlional u-piwy f.-r
' '..tllin';' ', ';".! .ei'-slo'ii that ari-c hi
Mv traii'p'HtaLion m nue.-tio!
!;..-; v'.-hh the i.ianarc'T- and employ.--,
i.-the pt;!.lio will be laado to sutfer,
iThe KiiliuHl labor braid, in spite vi
soni i.efccr? in the lav.', is the oii'.y
iineans for th" protection of the' pub
lic asahu-t laih-oads and labor or
i ;',an!acion-. The Fsch-rurnfi-.ins a-.'.-ishou'd
he -trenelhened and the lab-:
Ibcv.i.l p-iven power t, enforce its or
1.ts. Until that is dcae public
'o-.'lriui must exert its weight in
I ; r If -defence.
Xohody has ma...e any it ilcmem
a;-, to what Catawba county will I :s.
fn railroad taxes as a result .f tin
scrapir.j of revaluation, but it will
h: coLsid'-'-abk'. Ucv'hiation should
have l.-n "unproved cn in the fir.it
pla.'e. not detnyed.
If 1 L' 1
.r. m .'re must no son;e i;:. .-;, ---
I . ..rervlnnlv 'M l ENOSK TAK1.S H!IM KAt I.
.-ini'.i,. -PiinKtte
r
.n
it:
thu
Vh'' v
-t.a'
-till
e
tad
;., . , i.-i ..fot.-i ,.f ..nr.;.,,. inKftckl Keviublicui.
, ' ' Whr'i th" tonma.-.it. Iiegin to o it
U. .-T-n .vou tc ,uvn-wealhei'-for h.h. r
women who
lout.il foitc li.iVo endcavorel lo rob
In r people ol I he liberty which is
tht.'r natural liyht. and Unir :incient
)u ritaei .
"We le.liK to be ill poa.-e and in
frii i.d-iup with tin- people ol Britain
as with other peoples, but Ihe same
(.:n;tiiH-y thoue;ii )ei';a.s.'utioii and
marlyidom-that has pioved the real
ity of our people's attachment to the
faith of their father:; proves the re
ality (.1 th.dr attachiiiei.t to their
national freedom, ami m considera
tion v.lil ever induce them to aban
don it."
lit V ah i a is not a d. l.'f ate to
the London conlVrenee, but lie re
mains the ehcted president of the
Itisli i-rpuhlic and siii h a sfatenient
O.V iiin. dili. lie t he eonfeleiiee V.'as
;'-.-. id to atfi'ct. it. The .message dis-
hnppened heft.'.'t
i.,.i,i!.iw n-.liiin-i- e(UMl danilK
,,.,Ior. And then f-rh confesses thai
there liac been smother man. "Any-M-.ri--
"it iliiit 1 could forgive-" hr
Lei!:-." rer. And from tlr.-t moment on
i.liii.s .erne whi'-h make this one -i
the 'most intens'-lv dVamati-" and ah-
liiii-- film stol ..; ever pro-mreo
::oi i
Yon
rcci Mr
k: "'
liatK n
the
It
. i.
iv lo n-vea! morf
en-l
.'. o'l'i
Of it!
the
; there
siioil
plot.
is a cast.
Sin )ol i tie- Miss yi.UtiK
r.f niiL'snal ' r-vellen:e. whi'-h iiM-m-P
J Fionk Gkndon, Kathlyn Will
V Jack Pratt, F.ertr-ai (Iras-sov,
I v.l A el- tie., i i
l-'.-.iite and .Ir.hn
attraction n one
coined v.
Underbill. Ado to
reel educational
' AS TO BI.OCS
New York Time"-.
M. Lenroot denies tr.at he him
self belongs to any "Idoc," but, of
. j.,, ,lo,- iiic-f merit itself he hiKhly
tt r 1.1.-... on
. ...MMrtvnc r i f n.eiei ;i o.ol
tie remains ;r- -
..-,.-.-.,-,.,;! -.hi., .1; iuf i..i.,ir.i! n:ar, . I ii" new nietiiuu
. v.v.isni.. i it t-. iut i Mini inr i '
people of Leland owe atlefe'ianee" to snlittimy into
lose3 the tact, that
of.
Inasmiich as Irish alleg
crowd is che nrimarv re-
rhe cio.vii.
iai.ee to the
lanoiisiop mat tie; iinm.'i ocerrrment
will i.ot abandon the conference be
comes a futility if ihc Irish delegates
t.) ir die of one mind with eDValera.
i'heie i no basis for licvrotiatioiv:
if the
crown'
lii-di hadnis
so, -reie-jitv.
ieputtiate
ti.rO!.?N. (Hi N i V FA1J
iiJailNS K! VI F.SOAY
I.incolnton, .ci. :'.;". The Lincoln
lonp-r, hp praises. Pos-
ell-It- Vc is on the iheory ol oyaney
i Smith, who slid to hi.s vestry, when
1 thev" wer debatinac how to lay a
: block pavement in front of the
; church. 'Must put your heads togetb
j er, gentlemen, and the tlmig is done.
i A niernh-i- of tho German reich-
-ta?r for forty-four years has never
Uddi.:ssed thai body. Respectfully'
' lcferred to eomTvess. St. Joseph
. -V3
'1
opeii Tuesday, Ko-1
1 lire are men ,
J f h or live,
cimnnon jroo
'cm.
: " I'lUin lor I-e
Mo men and weir.
. . . , i
To M'ot ice i::e c( anorts (
thcmsflves Jitid dept'iultlits,
c'i e y to no tin same.
In lieu of beiiu slave, lo
t'n-y t'otitiioiiti. in i:r. '..' in prop1 r
t It, n r: they are able arl t!ic state
t rt ide.J for the ire III' Till We'if'-tTe
ln'(.-iah a multit.ide ot . a'-'encics
vli!?li ft if iid'Vted.as needs dictate.
U'.i.'isia is rial' avrrinir to return tc
'is "capitalistic" state. Tho world
wi'l have its experiment with com
nun's m ti a t'ood lesson to turn to
in future eais.
ilKlTI.K ' K KKHIT KATE
It iv( c rea'sunnj; word that come.'
fiom the corporation comniissit'a
that in the adjustment of neiunt
v,(i.e!'. from the north the adjustment
of rates from the west ab-o will b
1 made, in vhich event the dis
criminations under whLh Hickory
'.net i ate cohip T!i to do business wiil
he eliminated,
many people to
K Kites fir. n wtatern point to
Hickory aie hij;l f t tlinn they arc
.'i f'sville. but -that is a fm-t.
Hickory occupies what is called f.
"i.c' nrsition, b? btlieve, aivi
through seme earlier manipulation ot
r'..'.fc'i due to the presence of water in
thf Atlantic it was Riven a rate
. . . . . i . i i . . . . : .
i i M. i i f ie ni(i er auoi m
"''earh. in tlie main topmast hich was
.i '. . . ...... .... e r
!. Ftraine'1 on lie nvtip ui). u ..oU-
. . i . .i i . 't . .
. i. i i ,.... ?(. .ui in .in in i noi i u if lie
I I ( . V tr I' i .1 . I V . IV. . .... " '
rts (. r iifv !
i . . . ; i
Pini'ii it v.as aiitr an ui-i)iiier. auw.,
that carried away, while the condem
ned snar stood stanchly in a 28 -mile
wind with the main topsail up. Thin;
except for one period when TJhicnose
was able to spread a balloon jib
aKainst a mere staysail for her vivrd
the two schooners were not on very
uneven terms, but of, course the d"
lay, sit K'.sie too far back to 'eu":
much chance of overhauling the Nova
Seotian. ' '
While not decisive, the hr-t race
indicates that. Glouctster will have to
fifcht hard to keen tho c.u) Vh;ch Es
peranto won last yar. Bluvnose
is b'nr and powerful as well as- fast,
and the weather yesterday was in
, f. ....... f T....1.. .......L' will l-i. i,-.. tn
he .1 one on the t'lipp'ed Klsie to Kvtfnc" a'"1 rvd-hUl aclmn to .set th,
her ready for another race tumor-; pulses throbliyo- and iwa at t h.
row. but with the storm signals fly- heart strings aie some (,f the prom
.'OLiniy f air will
vemoer 1. hveiy eitort is being- out.
forth to make th s one of the best
jou.ity fairs in thi 3 part of the state.
Indications are that there w ill he a
ri.e di splay of educational exhinits
....nii ine; of fom.iiun'tv exhibit-., in-
! dividual lai in and home exhibits, can
I li ne; and other exhibits in tin- home
Jenioii 1 1 a' ii . ii (a'partmeiit:, hoys and
i'.irls club work exhibits, exhibits of
busints nifii of the iov.ii. i:ed Cross,
a line display of dairy cattle, luvl'at
Ide, siiei ji, hoJ.s, lioulti'y, l.oi.Sf-a and
tiiii.'es.- 'i"be a.s.sofiation is expecting
the five line males ol (he l.inct.ln -o-op
iatjve .h'rsey Ilreeders' icia
tion to be cn exhibit, as well as some
of, the fine cattle ot the county. Ca
tawba county day w:li be oh ed
WV-dnes.day.
Tickets for the school child) en have
''en sent to te superintendent ,,f ,ur
f. I ,,-:.i. ii . ... . .. .. . ... . . .
i.i ... iiumi wo., in..- ir-ijin-,1. icai. 1 1 iey c
be : elit to ihe sehowl comniit te.-nien !
for distiibutioii among the school cliil- '
tin ii. NO children wiil be admitted f
fiee who have not secured their ticket, f
From the "Lantl of the Sky'
(Tiiarantt ed Prescript i-:i for
Cleaning Canvas Shr.es
(LARA K I. Ml ALL YOl..(; IS
"IH'SH" (JKA.Nl) TODAY
Dramatic suspense, alluiing-
- Dissolve one teaspoon Clean -O-Clean
in one pint of hot. water and
apply to voes with clean brush or
sponv'e. To remove greas spots or
stains, rub undiluted Clean-O-Clean
into Spot with linp-er tipsand rins?
with cold water..
DR. C. O. CLEAN.
roor
in': 'ti the New hnyland coast it is
tpjite possible that even fishermen
will be satisfied to lie in a siuk har
bor and swap yarns while w.titine
for the v i . 1 1 1 outside to moderate, thit
Gloucester will not complain because
a broken spar helped to give Rlue-
It would surprise , no.e the first race; fishermen are not.
learn ' th-.t th-,fa'r weatlur sailors.
KRVEM'K AGENTS ACTIVE
Concord Tiibune. , . ,
With Chief Talheib in the lookout
in Concord and .Prohibition Auent
s ' ...
For Sale By
YODER GROCERY CO.
W. R. k:ard.
Hjiher than any other town in thi
faction. Rai!ioad experts attempt
to explain it by a sort cf. reflection,
it biint; assumed that sonic road
other than tho Southern could put
the shipment to Salisbury or States -vil'u
by water und rail cheaper thai
this road could put it to Hickory
i'nerefore Salisbury is Riven the
i ' nefit of the reflection.
It Is a complex business, but is un
fair and oupht tc be remedied. If
I'vWry is to make the industrial
progress that its accessibility to
( neap power eninies u, ireigni, rates
to and from here should he on a
nrity with the rates to and from
other cities. That h simple fi'irnes.3.
i-..s mad:- for "Hush," Clara Kim
lail Young's latest photo-drama,
v.'hii a comes to Ihe Grand today and
GRAND Today and Tomorrow
Without knowing many words of
German and without any knowledge
whatever of the Magyar lang;u'.i!,
'Vmost any American adventurer
: uld tace a better run for the Hur
'I'tian throne than former Emperor
.Times. raet is- most of us are
tshameu ot him.
Widt uhouse ecttremely active in Ihe
countv. tilings are looking better for
prohibition in Coii'cord and Cabanus
country. Darin-' the oast several
weeks Apent Wi.'.enhouse, v;th the
assistance of city and county author
ities has seized several imoortant
si ills one of Ihem beinp: the bip-est
eve seized in this county, and whis
key, which formerly would le pur
chased at most any price, is getting
scarce.
That the blind thois ar: paviny at
tention to the efforts of the officers is
shown bv the fact that the reported
price of blind tiger liquor here lias
increased f0 cents a pmt within the
past, two weeks. Persons who were
a'lep-ed to have openly bragged two
veeks jtp-o that thev sold liquor here
have nothing more to say now.
The officers have paid no atlent:on
to politics and stMls have been found
on th? land of Rermblicnns and Dem
o':r?ts alike. Truly, it seems that
at last a determined effort is going
to be made to round un the stiih
in this county, and if the people of , USSS2EEHE3S13S
cacarruH win ciatr.erate with tr.e oin
teis we believe that within another
six months Cabarrus county com will
be as conspicuous by its absence as
it was couspicious for its quantity six
months ago.
HARRY GARSON PRESENTS
Clara Kimball Young
In Sada Cowan's Erilliant Photo-Drama
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Dedicated to all women who tell their husbands too, much
ADDED ATTRACTION One Reel Educational Comedy
ADMISSION 10 and 20c, war tax included
Governor M rrison s.ys he will
i. it do any talking about what th.
,-iate will do in ease of, a railroad
.Hike, but the iivti-rcncu is clear
t.bat the state will do everything m
DE
VALERA'S "GRAVE
CHALLENGE"
Springfield Republican:
De Valera's message to the pope
last week becomes move and more an
issue of the utmost gravity. The
i premier characterized it in the house
." commons as a "grvvo Challenge." j
The London conference is in seriou
ill power to move '. in '"is. That if
xactly what the Mate oukIu to do. (danger of being wrecked, although its
n i m i r j adjournment last evening until this
Dollar Days got off to ' n goo:!
start, arid if you did not get yevs,
just remember that you still rs.vc
an opportunity tomorrow.
afternoon indicated a desperate ef-,
fort to keep it in behig. De Valera's
message to the Vatican is thus as
Siuning all historical' infortarice
that warrants the publication of its
II
All Through AMan's Life
Every business day during the year, the d(ors$of the First
National Rank are open for service. One customer may come to
us a thousand' times during twenty five years; another may make
according to the needs of his business. Yet, to all we are here
six or seven thousand visits during the same time ach patron
to serve.
You too, will find the First National Bank a friend always at
your service, with safe, accurate methods for ycrnr money matters.
We like to make lifelong friends. , We. have, many of them now.
We v.ant loyal friends.
First National Bank
HICKORY, N. C.
Capital and Surplus $300,'XK).00 . 4
J. T). Elliott, president, K. C. Menzies, V .fcePresident & Cashier
;'" ''. J. L. Cilley, Asst. Cashiter. . A
Notice of Sale of Valuable
Real and Personal Property
The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder on Saturday, Oct. 29, 1921, at 2 p.
m., one house and lot on Ninth avenue, Hickory, N. C,
known as the home of O. A. Sigmpn, deceased. Terms
one half cash, balance in three months-with interest.
All personal property, including household and
kitchen furniture and four shares of stock in the First
Building and Loan of Hickory, July series, 1917.
ft ft Sigmou
Jesse C. Sigrnon, Attorney Administrator
A Record for Economy
A Test of Service
During the month of October, which closed on the
20, Seventy-four electric ranges in Hickory homes con
sumed an average of $5.1G in current. There were no
ashes to clean out, no soot to be wiped off-no fires. to be
made. At the turn of a button, the current, began its
work. .
Read the following record for the month of October,
ask users of Electric Ranges afciout them, and let us tell
you of our plan to install one in your home
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NAME
J. A. Moretz
Grover Huffman
Rev. J C. Peery .
G. W. Hall
. J. L. Cilley
Dr. J. H. Shuford
Dr W. P. Speas
HufFry Hotel .
W. J. Kennedy
W. II. Nicholson
B. B. Blackwelder
Geo. Bailey
Judge E. B. Cine
Geo. N. Hutton
K. C. Menzies
W. B. Menzies
S. L. Whitener
E. E. Hight
Mrs. A. BoHirbonnais
T. M. Johnson
W. J. Shuford
Eubert Lyerly
Roy Abernethy
Dr. W. B. Ramsey
J. A. Bowles
II. S. Smith
Geo. E. Bisanar
J. D. Elliott
Mrs. J. Worth Elliott
C. H. Geitner
K. K. Kennedy
Central Cafe
Joe Abernethy
T. P. Pruitt
W. H. Little
Walker Lyerly
J. A. Cline
W. L. Long
,W. L. Mitchell
Edgar Lytle 3
K. M. Bumgardnes
K. W. Broome -H.
L. D'Ann.i
J. M. Allred J
J. J. Willaro
J. A. Courtney
J. G. Carrier
Hick6ry Garage Co.
W. P. Speas Sterilizer
. E. C. Johnson
J. T. Miller
E. B. Templeton
Mrs. W. S. Taylor
Robt. Smith
Itictorv Steam Laundry
o. sr. j-anK
O. Simmons
Shuford Hospital
Dr. J. J. Hicks
J. M. Stephens
C C. Gamble
Mrs. Rebecca Doll "
W. N. Bass
J. M. Setzer
T. A. Mott
J. L. Kiser :
O. C. Cloninger
John Young
Dr. R. B. Peery
Mrs. H. D. L. Clark
Hickory Cafe
Kiwanis Club
Dr. O. L. Hollar
Mrs. N. E. Aull
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K. W
47
50
59
330
62
281
331
300
391
16
260
, 15
297
172
105
10
23
41
208
201
139
53
15
39
156
109
167
50
227
369
454
21
H.
Minimum
Amount
$ 2.00
2-.00
2.36
13.20
2.48
11.24
13.24
12.00
2.00
11.6-1
Hot Plate. Min 2.00
10.40
2.CO
11.88
6.S8
4.20
2.00
2.00
2.00
8.32
8.04
5.56
2.12
2.00
2.00
6.24
4.36
6.68
2.0G
9.08
14.76.
18.16
2.00
Coffee Prn
Minimum
Minimum
Minimum '
W. Heater
Minimum
W. T.k Heat.
Minimum
Minimum
Coffee Urn
Minimum
63
1 75
' 104
84
205
120
50 Minimum
257 V
52 V
118 ,
256
100
48 Minimum w
95
20 Hot Plate Min
45 Minimum
132
234
90
1 16
99
7H
lo3
239
2.52'
fAOO
-3.16
3.36
8.20
4.80
2.C0
10.28
2.08
4.72
10.24
4.00
, 2.00
3.80
2.00
2.00
5.28
9.36
3.60
4.64
3.96
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37
26
174
39
111
59
77
165
50
271
81
33
57
Minimum
M'nimum
Mim'niuni
Minimum
Minimum
Minimum
9.56
2.00
9 Of)
2.00
6.96
2.00
4.44
2.36
3.08
. 6.60
2.00
10.84
3.24
2.00
2.28
550 K WH StS?, y"fUr (?4) Ranges consumed 9.
itll an average for each customer
Southern Public Utilities Co.
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