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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-21
CPEcIAL MASTERS SALE OFF
REAL ESTHTE

BY virtue of decree of the Court of Chan
Gerry of the State of New Jersey, bearing date
the eighteenth day or october. one tnousand
in Annie H. b. Lippincott, ct al, are COM
plainants, and Benjamin H. Deacon, Ell TX,
ct ais are defendants, there will be sold, at
public vendue, at the Court House, in Mount
Holly, in the County of Burlington and State
OF New Jersey, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1911,
between the hours of twelve and five O'Clock
in the afternoon ito wit at two o'clock) all
that house and lot of land, situate on the
North side of R1dgway street, in Mount Holly,
Iington and state OF New Jersey, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a stake in
the edge of Ridgway street by the Southeast
of the Honorable William Rossell, deceased.
to Eliza H. Rossell, by deed dated August g.
1871, from which ii runs along the line of said
lot one hundred and fifty feet to stake In
the line of James Langstaffs lot, being corner
of said Eliza H. Rosselrs lot. thence along the
line of said Langstaffs land, North sixty
seven degrees East seventy feet and eleven
and one-half inches, thence in a straight line
one hundred and fifty feet to stake on Ridg-
way street. thence seventy-one feet six and
one-half inches to the place Of beginning.
Being the same premises which Joseph g.
Clark and wife conveyed to Beulah Wooiston
/, 1885, and recorded in the Clerks Office of
Burlington County, in Book XIII of Deeds,
page 20, &C., and the said Beulah Woolston,
deceased, in and by her last will and tesla
ment, bearing date the twenty-nlnth day of
September, eighteen hundred and seventy
nine, duly proved before the Surrogate of the
County OF Burlington on the tenth day OF
November, eighteen hundred and eighty-six,
and of record in said Surrogate's Office at
Mount Holly. in Book of Wills, page 800.
&C., did devise her interest in said premises
to the said Sarah ii. Woolston; including the
inchoate right of dover therein of the defen-
dants Adele Deacon, wife of the said Benja-
min II. Deacon; of Sallie Zelley, wife of the
said Benjamin W. Zelley; Margaret Chew,
wife of Nathaniel d. Chew; Emma Chew, wife
of the said william A. Chew; Rebecca Chew,
wife of the said Charles A. w. Chew; Minnie
Chew, wife of the said Ezekial G. Chew; Ber-
thy Chew, wife of the said Donovan r. Chew;
Lillian Chew, wife of the said Jacob E. Chew;
Emma r. Chew, wife of the said Willis h.
Chew; Mary A. Chew, wife of the said Morris
K. Chew; and Fern A. Chew, wife of the said
Archie B. Chew, together with all and singu-
| lar the Entertainments and appurtenances to
! the said premises belongiD or In any wise ap-
pertaining; subject to the following lien or
encumbrance thereon as follows, to wit: lien
or cumbrance of taxes due the Township OF
| Northampton, for the year 1911, amounting to
the sum of sixty-nine dollars and thirty cents
Conditions at sale.
To be sold in the presence and under the
direction of
! ECKARD P. BUDD,
GEO. M. HILLMAN, Special Master
| Solicitor.
| Dated, Oct. %. 1911. Prs adv. fee SS4.0.
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MARRIED

CoLLIER-DUNN.-Nove is, at Borden.
town, by Rev. Charles Townsend, Albert Col.
lier and Miss Virginia T. Dunn, both of Bor-
dentown.
HORN-SUTToN.-NOvem 10, at Burling-
ton, by Rev. j. H. Payran, Clement b. Horn
and Miss Edna N. Sutton, both of Burlington.
SHREvE-CoTToN. - November IL, at Med
ford. by Rev. Joseph l.. Roe, Joseph j. Shreve.
of Medford, and Miss Sarah Elizabeth Cotton,
of Tabernacle.
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MOOfestOwf1.

A white elephant social will be given
by the Daughters Of America, of Moores-
town, at their meeting to be held tonight.
In recent foot ball games at Moores-
town, Edward Stroud fractured a collar
bone and Abner Mortland sprained an
ankle
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Bordentown.

Albert Collier and Miss Virginia T
Dunn, both of Bordentown. were married
In Christ Episcopal church, at that place,
on Wednesday. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. Charles Townsend
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Sealed bids will be received by the Mayor
and Council OF the Borough of Beach Haven
y; until ~ ?; MI Decemner iltn' lsld' i0s
northeasterly limits or the Borough to the
southwesterly limits of said Borough, accord
ing to plans and specifications prepared by
Haines and Sherman, borough engineersl
Plans and specifications of the above work
may be procured OF Haines aud Sherman, 306
Temple Building, Camden, N. j., or of the
Borough Clerk, Beach Haven, Nj. The May
or and Council reserves the right to reject
| 8. 8. ANDREWS,
Borough Clerk.
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WANTED

A successful working superintendent or
manager of farm, with wife willing to board
help. Farm consists OF 100 acres of good,
ton county. Suitable for truck, grass, corn,
rye and dairy. Owner would give salary and
interest in profits. Applicants please give
flu Ill particulars as to experience, family, COM
pensation expected and references. Box F,
NEWS office.
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business Notices

Secure your Thanksgiving post cards
early while our large assortment is com
plete. L. s. Boyce, 81 Main street.
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Personal.

Thanksgiving post cards. L. s. Boyce
stationer.
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| she came to the conclusion that the win
| dow had not been closed on retiring. But
next morning 1t was discovered that the
residence of Mr.. Yost and Mr.. Walters,
close by, had been broken into. A dollar
was taken from the Walters home but
nothing was taken from the other places.
1t is thought the burglars were scared
away by Mrs. Walch going down stairs
with lighted lamp.
The Camden County Grand Jury for the
September term made final presentmeni
Friday of SO true bills of indictment.
Among them was one against the Moores
town and Camden Turnpike Company
charged with maintaining a nuisance In
the operation of its road, which Is said to
be In a poor condition. The indictment
was found as the result of the activity or
the part of the residents of Merchantvillt
and q number of automobiles. The for
mer, at q recent meeting of the Civic AS
sociation, appointed committee to bring
before the Grand Jury the complaints
which have been made regarding the con
dition OF the turnpike. The Moorestown
and Camden turnpike Is one of the mair
arteries leading into Camden, and II
practically the only road on which toll Il
collected. A movement Is now on foot to
have the road bought by the county anC
be made free road.
II Final preparations will be made thiI
week by the various companies In towl
for the tlremen 'islparade which will b.
held In Mount Holly ON Thanksgiving
day. Citizens generally, especially thos'
living along the route, are requested tt
! decorate their properties with flags ant
bunting. Nearly every company tina
will enter the parade will be accompanies
, by band, and the assurance is given tina
there will be plenty of music The larg
garage attached to the Washington Hous
will be used as dining room for the visit
ing firemen. Companies are expected fror
Bristol, Burlington. Columbus. Pember
3 ton, New Egypt, Moorestown and Phils
. delphia. The line of march viii be q
follows: Form on Pine street, right resi-
ing on Mill street. at 1.30 o'clock; move {
: Washington, to King, to Water, to High
q to Rossell; countermarch to Union, to Blu
: tonwood, to Garden, to Mount Holly av,
nue., to Mill, to Pine street bridge; counte
3 march to Church, to White, to High, /
Warrington House and dismiss
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-21

Stop in and get pair of the famous D. & P. Gloves
new pair if they rip We have them for dress and
driving.
Stetson Hats in all colore and sl,oras
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attend school. and parents who are negli-
gent about their children's education,
have been stepping lively to comply with
the law since Oscar v. Saundt, principal
of the public schools, of Vincentowu, has
been appointed truant officer for that dis
trict. A score of cases have been brought
before Squire Brown since the principal
began his investigation into Juvenile illit-
eracy In that township. As result many
children have returned to school without
any urging on the part of the truant off,
Ger. ANY person in this day who denies
q child at least public school education
Is poor sort OF an American" says the
professor.
The wash boiler social given by Wash,
ington Camp, No. II, P. o. 3. of A., or
Thursday evening, was enjoyed by sew
enty people. The successful work of the
entertainment committee received merited
praise. The meeting was attended by
Warren NJ. Erwin. of Trenton. state mas
ter of forms, and Howard T. jarrett, Of
Bordentown, district president. Previous
to several talks of interest. handsom,
jewel was presented to Fred v. Engle fol
the excellent manner In which he presided
over the camp for two successive terms
The young man was taken by surprise
and not losing his nerve expressed his ap
probation of the gift. Included In thu
business transacted was q contribution O
$40 to the Burlington County Hospital
and the investment of 800. which make
5000 the camp has put to an interest bear
ing account within month. AS guest
ON this occasion sixteen members of tn
Royle band were present and they rem
dered several pleasing selections. At tn
close of the exercises oyster stews wer
served, and this feature was followed b
smoker. A large delegation was pres
ent from Hainesport. Camp II has
number Of socials on programme that
being prepared for the purpose OF fillin
the winter meetings full Of interest.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-21
Personal APPEARANCE

We have the largest assortment of Underwear in
Mount Holly. Cooper's Ribbed, Glastonbury ROYAL
Silk Plush, Wright's HEALTH and others too numerous
to mention Prices soc to f.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27

cup he had set 6oEn. e.4.ey4 :. 4.
could hare sonfe more sugar he
Suggested. resignedly He put fys
lumps more into his cup
Don't be 50 greedy. said the
banker. seizing upon the sugar bow
Other peoplsd Ike some 81 that
sugar
= never saw people use 50 mueh
sugar commented Mrs. Beaver.
frowning To11l simply spoil fhe
favor e the tea Why. Mrs. BiggA
don't YOU
I rarely drink tea" said Yrs
Biggs hFmly. a. she set down her cup
as lar as possible from herself. Yen
must excuse me.g She looked pale.
Gazing around the room. Mrs. Beap
er saw % her amazement that All he
company had set down their cups. and
were feverishly eating cake II far
corner her husband vas fEiniDg hin-
self over a bookcase and muttering
things that sounded like -Frzgrance.
Of foEers-and felds'-oh. icveiy.~
Mrs. Beaver n bewilderment raised
her oTn cup % her dps. Then she
sat back with a crash
Goodness she cried i tod
Hilda to use The special brand q
company tea, and she has used the
bonesettr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27
INFLUENCE OF WEST POINT
caaet "a Honrs Visit Surprises Yssns
Brother zae Teaches Him
Coed Lescn.

When Bob. our gallant West Pclnt
cadet. cane home for his long fur
Tough. be SLEPT with 11-yszr-old Dick
II the morning he thoroughly shocked
Master Lszybones 81 shipping ths
clothes from the bed and purting TIE
room II good order before be cane
down 10 breakfast Dickss eyes we're
rou1der tran ever when BOB explained
that every cadet ~sa required % keep
his room and caothes 10 imSzacaIzfs
c0ndiuoa Before the ezd OF Bob
frrlosgn the boys tad turned the cory
hftie r0cD i1to bare apartment
H1ich Dtck cared for Wfth great pride.
Ihe wholesome 1iacib blins and results
% RE Wesf Point training seem 10 -
= cHer valuable aessons so American
psre1tz and tezehe-a
shorty after Bcba rist tie question
&c e-erz syFndlng money worked ltaslf
o1t f. FsEy satisfactory say. Dlek
ofte1 leased fos things thas we're be
ycnd tae limIts a his uodarase allow
a1re fie Is 1ow able 10 add 70 his
i1coIe ~ working around fke house
e11 eroancs Eaeh hour Of conscisu.
i1o1S e1orfs adds SIX cenfs 10 his ~
loWaaee cousequentiy be a eager 10
wash dishes sweep weed. paint. wash
FindoN1 and Do many ether things
that he formerly regarded a. particu-
Early obnoxl0Gs
tiir parents and friends have noticed
VIA amusement that the money hs
nss earned y spent win much greater
discriinination than thai which il rlvan
70 him Harpers Bazar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27

ef.anlpreif told me about &. ez-
plained Beaver. as he put 3 small
drug store package down On the table.
He said & cured his Indigestion and
was the finest fhing out It's none of
y0er Datent metili1es. eifher. 0gt e
good. DiafE. old-fastsoned remedy that
our grzndmothers used Its boneaet-
Ever hear o. boneset tea
Nrs Beaver shuddered T can
taste Il nos she moaned- They
fe1 Il 70 ne shen Nas az innocent.
helpless child too Young 70 harl the
stsn through the aindoE and smash
the furniture IL protest. I think ]
had ague o. E0nething just a.
would begin % feel 4 little bit com
fortabis and less achy my inother or
ny A41t amelia would appear
through the kfIche1 door with a Fhits
apron tied about her waist and bear
Ing carefully a steaming bowl that
contained = auart cr mcre. The dead
y black fuid within gave oa noz-
iD1s yap0r. and ! would begin cfing-
ing
Sow. now the curbearer would
ssy. 10 the comfortable tone q The
surgeon who assures you it s nof 90.
ing to burt tery much. It's only your
bonesef tea Drink Il down right
quick ard yoa won't mind it. Mind
f., Why. John Henry Beaver. bone
sef tea Is the oufutesaence Of al the
bitterness II the uhoie world And
yoa are deliberately planning to take
IT,
Nonsense said Beaver. 4Tcu
Women are sii nerves. i guess f. lsut
very bad. and Il certainly looks BARN
iess-lust little dried leaves Lam
prrtt said e cured BIS indigestion
1t would cure anything asserted
Ers BfafeE Eastz1efix. - ahe leck
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27

ne package and cDe1ieniiT prepared
to rake The required dcse That is.
after you get tie taste 0f Il il goar
mouth yoa haven't fIue ID fuss nuc1
With typhoid o. srzlipcx OF l4prosy
u wnaterer 81 IL ails yolt Al yos-
energy g required q your efforts fv
forget rhe bonezeti Eese Indigestion
& q happy little picnic compared 70
what yoall exDerieaes when you Try
to drink this stuff. Oh I1l make %
for yo1, Doar yc1 worry
Beaver. compelled 10 denonstate
mans superiority 70 anpieaesntne
Of that sort drank the tea to tHe last
drop lhzt was fne." be said with
chsfleIing teeth. as Be finished =
believe ill Iie down 2 bittT
he huddled IN a Shrinking heap
with his face buried Il the sc.a cusil-
ionz. Mrs Beaver hearfiessly laughed
Then s.e pr the package Of boneeet
On shelf where reposed supplies not
d daily use She uss quite sure
Beaver would not want Il again yery
soon
Quite a large number Of caiiars
dropped into The Beavers house the
next SUNDAY afternoon and II duss
he tea cart vas trsndled q b. the
maid bearing things 10 drink and va
rsous delightful edibles. Everybodg
gathered around the open fire and
Irs Beaver began 10 pass plates and
napkins
You'll al have tea of coursez she
Inquired. amiabiy. proceeding 10 pour
# without waiting e. an answer
You really must have tea. whether
yo1 care Tor Il 81 not because / pride
myself o. ny teal ger 2 special
brand and insisf On people drinking
Il and hking 81 This vas three dor
lars 3 poand I'D have yol coed Ieo-
pie kn0E. and 81 has The fragrance cf
me flowers and the 6cids and fresh
air call Il .nectarsr
EverybcdT took tea. naturally.
"its little darker than usual
commented Ms Beaver IS sbe
poured Ch. Doctor Bigss5 You
neFeG-T
Doctor Bisgs hastily took gp the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27

Hope Is aniicipanon. with possl5iE
ity or realization II u an inherent
feeling II mankind. and q divine Dross
sion fer he sustenation 81 Interest II
llfe Hope is chord ~hicn strikes
pleasant desires for ihe future II ia
eyeryone's sunshine. the rainbow Il
the storm. the silver lining to the
present cloud. a star set n ihs frna.
mont of our lives. 10 brighten. hgbten
snG cheer tte way. and differs fn mag
nitude ard brightness according 70 CO
caaion. Hope IS p snfidote of mis
efy. q cordial for -ae deepondens. snt
3 chain WIfh nanF iinks.--Neklis &
Hate
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27
LAYTON MODERN WooDAEN
wiz HoNoRs At BUFFALO

W T. MccrarEen and lis driH team
oi the Modern Woodm4n lodge q Law
Ton passed through The city today On
their return home FROM Buffalo, = ~
Hhere they won me state h0nors Al
ne national meeting The LaWtoa
team measured % 70 $40 aad ne
Oklahoma City team came second
w.sh a mark 81 500 The Lawton
team gave display cf heir drill
work ID Chickasha early last spring
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27
F,Ls 0EwUsEa
~ INSURANCE CASE

Harti had he last q The eFileare
fnr he piestff in re case oi re
>-ssspre illa and Gin company against
the Scottish Insurance cpupany beea
acara Ehea ne attorneys foE ne 1s-
Tense lntroduced a demurrer % tAs
evidence submitfed TIE demurrer
vas being srgued tAls affernoo1 ~
fore Judge Bailey The case has bern
on f0r several days and mncA irnpnr
fant testimony has been rsc1rde1 Ia
me trial The Insurance. eases were
transferred from NanEum @ Chl1ka-
sha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27
sTElNMETzs coTTon cRop
IS DEVELOPING EARLY

W. G stelnmstz. clerk IN the local
postoif.ce. brought 70 this Office to-
dav Z wei developed cotton boil whieh
Eas gr0sn O. a traet near tae car
barn The staple was Dlanied April
sth and is assei0ring early despite
the fact thar weather conditions have
been unfar0rabie
M Sfenmetz has three-fourths d a
block o. gro~inE cotton and present
Indications are taat rhe yield frpm
this patch VIII be big 4 rain CONES
any wayz soon Whether ii rslus 0T
not the yield wil probably BE- nor less
than tsgee-fourths Of bale 70 the
acre.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27
RAILWAY Kali CLERK
RETURHs HOWE WITH 3

T. y. Funk railway mal CLERK o.
the Dkizhon4 Central. Fs,urnea to-day
frun Deaisol. Texas. o-isEiug zoue
his bride Hr- Punk stoke mareh
M ais CniekasAa friends ana was
uarrled ten days ago at Leh ga. oxia-
10 sis Alta Hays q that place. In
nedEareiy after the ceremony fhe hap
Dy eonpie lesr for Deniscn. Texas. 10
stend a few dzys AZ tie hone of Sfr
Funks Darents. Several EeeEs ED
Mr. Punk renrsd and Tilted up 2 resi-
denee On KansaC aven.e near the CoH-
vsntion han. bar be says 10 exp,zaa-
ti0a for bis actions. Mr. and ARA
Funk wiN BE- At home % their lrienas
At that location-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27

Mss Ena MeWiiliamE q New On
leans wit arrive N N priry sonleht oa
the nysr Tor an extended rislt "a M
cty Nith her sister, Mss ReNecc1
Williams Jndge Williams had Mhs
Eeoecca went 70 Rush Springs this
afteuoon to sccompsny Hiss rna is's
Chlckasha-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27

C0uniy Judge y. a. Williams ar
csp1ed TODAY an invitation % maks ~
address before TIE hoys At me Ok'n-
hesaa Industrial seAooi a Pauls alley.
4aly 4 The judge MI tails 10 ne
hogs on ths snbteL Bsins IA ihe
Square VITA the Boyz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27

wire chist Ress A ihs Plnneer
Telephone company reports good
ralnE 70 the west and rorthrest
Sayre. Hobart Nazsgr and Weath-
erford report heaFy rainfall Tntan
sA0Es only lisht shnwer- Nr Ross
SAYS that Ehe reports shows ihzf the
rain vas heavy in The cottan belts q
he wesern part 81 the sfafa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27

afrs- L Weber and daughter. Al
Tina. of Fl Reno. Okla. are ia the city
the guests of Mrs s. v Bradley ard
daughter. Hrs. Joe Founder. 52s N0grh
Third street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27

". 7. Philips and family left ear
iy this morning for Colorado springs,
where they VIII spend the sumner Fis-
ting srr Philips vii make ne
trip overland il his machine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27

A fine assortment of sterling bon
bon spoons. ladies'. sugar stells. etc
speeial slos leguisr $3.50 and sl-75
values. at Flatau a. son 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27

Sterling silver tea ssoon - case. ia-
eluding eagraying ssT1. a. Fiarau q
Sen lt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-27

Someihing new. had PAINTED plates.
{is9 70 $s59 They are good values
and Hzl make dandy Present -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING Transactions FOR
foreign account I'm the local stock market
amounted 70 500 shares. a0out evenly a.
vided between sales and purchases.
THE STEEL. MARKETS. conditions
show little change. with prices AZ the low.
est level for the current year. Production
of steel by the country's steel mills this
month Is expected n show a shr"kage 81
between , and 10 per cent compared Win
the preceding month. There has been 80
material change I'm the volume OF orders
since the filing Of the suit TO dissolve tbs
stool CORPORATION. Within the last tvD
weeks certain finishing mills have been
cIosed. which would indicate that speclhca-
lions are not as satisfactory as a lnontn
ago
NICARAGUA LOAN The governmental
Nicaragua, through its special commits.
sioner, Ernest n. Nands' mas arrange
with Brown Brothers and J. and W. Sc.
Iignlan &, co. for temporary loan OF
81 .0O 900 secured by pledge Of the customs
receipts Of the republic. The loan u ,
bear interest at . per cent ana VIII le
tsken AT uar. This loan vii be utiltzod
FOR the p,irpose OF establishing an Amer
lean bank a Managua, the capital OF NC,
aragua with branches a Bluehelds ana
possibly at two other important towns OF
the country.
GOLD FOR CANADA.-Gold coin 10 the
amount of 100000 was withdrawn rom
the Sub-Treasury yesterday for Shipment
TO Montreal New York exchange AT Mon
troal is quoted at "A discount Warrantng
shipments OF the yellow metal from ths
centre.
I,ACLEDE GAs-Harris. Forbes 4 CO
are offering $4,000 refunding and extension
mortgage per cent gold bonds or the -
clede Gas Light Company. These ponds
have been held in escrow for extensions
and improvements This completes tns
$1,000 900 refundinS IS authorized.