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COTTON LOAN FUND PLAN 4 As Approved by the Federal Reserve Board. By Wade, Company
 tiOnalB Bank st. Missouri

The fund is to be administered un- der the direction of the individual members of the federal reserve board who have placed the task of the gen eral administration on a cotton loan gentlemen:
 Chairman w. P. G. Harding of the federal reserve board
 Paul Warburg of the federal re- serve board.
 Col. E. M. House, Austin, Texas.
 Albert H. Wiggin, New York City.
 James B. Forgan, Chicago, Illinois
 Festus J. Wade, St. Louis, Missouri
 Levi l.. Rue, Philadelphia, Pa.
 Wm. A. Gaston, Boston, Mass.
 Amount of Loan.
 It is proposed to create fund of approximately $135,0OO,000 to be known as Cotton Loan Fund.
 Subscriptions.
 Subscribers shall be divided into two classes: Class "A" consisting of banks or other corporations, firms or individuals located or residing in other than cotton producing states.
 Class "B" subscriptions banks or bankers located or residing in the cotton producing states: Arkansas, Florida, Georgia. Louisiana, Mississip- pi, North Carolina Oklahoma, South Carolina Texas and Tennessee.
 All class "A" subscriptions shall be contingent upon the receipt of sub scriptions of that class aggregating $1OO, ,0O0,000. The fund shall not be regarded established for any purpose unless said subscriptions shall aggre- gate s100.00O,O00.
 On payment in whole or in part of subscriptions. participation certificates shall be issued evidencing the interest of the subscriber. Certificates shall be transferable on the books of the committee and specify the terms un- der which the owner will be entitled to share in the distribution of moneys realized from the loans made.
 (Note.-While it is provided tEat subscriptions to class ''B" shall be made by banks or bankers in the cot ton producing states yet their being so is as a part only of their applying for loan for customer, and in that event the subscription must be in an amount equal to 9 per cent of the loan and for this subscription they are given transferable participation certificates.)
 For example, cotton planter. mer- chant or manufacturer in Corsicana, Texas, has a thousand bales of cotton and desires to borrow on same
 This plan gives him the opportunity of going to his bankers at Corsicana and applying for loan of 6c pound, or $30O00.000 in total. He makes his note for $3O,000 with the cotton as security; the banker knowing that he is rerfectly good risk. commer- cially and financially. agrees to make him the loan. The banker advances ST 300 of it for which he takes class ''B" certificate bearing per cent in- terest for $7.500 and secures for the, banter. merchant or manufacturer. $22,500 with the one thousand bales of cottton as security. from the $100,- 00G.000 (against which will be issued a class 'A' certificate for $22,500 which certificate is issued to the sub scribers other than those in cotton producing states). It will be observed that no definite subscriptions to any fund is required from the South. Thus
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exceed six months after February i
Call for Subscriptions.

Calls for payment of class "A" sub scriptions shall be made pro-rata. If, on February 1, loan applications do not equal the amount then subscribed, the fund shall nevertheless be closed at the amount then applied for and loaned, and class "A" subscribers shall thereupon be released from the payment of the balance of their suD- scriptions, which, up to that time, have not been called for.
 Method of Repayment to Subscribers.
 As moneys are available for repay ment to subscribers, they will be ap- piled against both class "A' and ''B, , but the percentage of reduction of class "B" shall be one-half of that in the case of class "A" certificates until the amount of the class "A" out standing shall be reduced to the amount of class "B" certificates out standing. After that time the per centage of reduction shall be the same.
 All committees to serve without compensation of any kind.
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Women Suffer Terribly from kidney
 Trouble.

Around on her feet all day-no wonder woman has backache. head ache, stiff swollen joints, weariness, poor sleep and kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief for these troubles. They strengthen the kidneys-ta away the aches, pain and weariness. Make life worth liv- ing again. Try Foley Kidney Pills and see how much better you feel, Mann Pharmacy.
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Our Best SeIiev,

We are selling more Of Meritcl Eczema Remedy than all the others put together. This large sale is due to the fact that it is a preparation of unusual merit, made expressly for one purpose, eczema in it's various forms. If you are afflicted with this loathsome disease, do not delay us- ing Meritol Eczema Remedy. Price DUG and Sl.o0. w. l.. Dewoody & Co.,, exclusive agents.
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All applications for loans shall be made prior to and not later than the first of February. 1915. and loans shall mature on or before February 1, 1916
 provided the committee may extend any or all loans for a period not to
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AMERICAS cPeoRVyr,rv

There are. altogether too ma,v pess1nists In this country Wha are Kicking about the effect o1 the European war on husiness Coming as it did immeIiatas after a period of depression <, kindled anew in the minds ai some people the feeling thst prosperity would not return fS. 9 long time. As @ matter of fact the wars big cost will fall os Europe and as soon as the final treaties of peace are signed th, commercial and financial asoen' dency of the United States i, bound to bcGin-thcn we will havc to get busy and figure o"i M ways and means 10 i'll orders helping to rebuild Europe 9pi we will have no time to lamept over anything.
 As q result of the war therc has been a more or less disar. ranger of business and f. nance, bat it is now well in hand and will entirely stop as soon as peace is in sight and that should le soon.
 ..iS N' .>t ii-ss F 3iNth tile Unlle1 states c greater opportunity to increase is foreign trade than any other country has ever had German forcign commerce is practically stopped and the com. rlerce of other European nations at war is vcry severely affected. A large part of this trade will surely come 10 u3 if VIC are prop. erly equipped to take it over Tne opDortuHitF prese:1ted re- luircs g f!Yst-elass merchant ina- rinc which this country has not had since the Civil war. With tho re- establishment of Q merchant marine the commerce of the United States will again be transported 10 ali parts of The world in American bottoms, and we will become the greatest f.. nancial power in tho world. w believe some new records for big business arc not far ahead for the tire United States Of America. Let Us supply Americas needs. Tais alcno will make buSincs ip,,,pf,--o sr-,C1tIv
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each bank, whether it be state bank, national bank or trust company, can finance any of their customers need- ing financing, and as such banks or trust company know to whom they are loaning, they take no risk on their class "B" certificates, if they are con- servative in making such loans. It IS to be noted that both class "A" and class "B" certificates being negotiable, can be disposed of by the banks in any manner they see fit.
 Interest," on Certificates.
 All class "A' and class B" certii- cates shall bear interest at the rate of per cent per annum, payable quarterly.
 Loan Applications.
 Class 'B" subscriptions shall not be required except as condition to "a loan or loans from the fund; in such cases the subscriptions shall be for an amount not exceeding 25 per cent of the loan.
 Class "B" subscribers (who apply for loan for customer) are not required to endorse the note nor shall they be entitled to receive compensa- tiOn in any form for making the loan. When class "B" subscriber ap- plies for a loan, he shall accompany the application with a subscription to class "B" certificates in an amount equal to 25 per cent of the amount of the loan.
 Security.
 All applications for loans must be made through banks or bankers and in addition to the subscriptions to class "B" above stated, must be ac- companied by receipts of approved warehouses and evidence of proper jn- surance.
 The warehouses or buildings in which the cotton is stored must be under the control or ownership of some person, firm or corporation other than the borrower. The borrower must be able to satisfy the committee that the cotton is of the grade in- tended and free from all liens. All warehouse charges and insurance premiums shall be borne by the bor- rOwer
 In addition to the above security, every borrower shall pay to the cot ton loan committee 3 per cent of the 0AlOuHL Ol ulo 1Odu. IO Ut OCUuClpu from the proceeds of the loan, to con- stitute a mutual borrowers guaran- tee fund, to be used:
 1. For the payment. of administra- tfon expense estimated not to exceed one-eighth of 1 per cent of the fund.
 7. To make up any deficiency in the amount available for payment of class B" and class "A" certificates with in- terest resulting from losses sustained on account of any loans made.
 Any balance remaining shall be re- turned pro-rata to the borrowers.
 Basis of Loans.
 All loans shall be evidenced by notes in the form approved by the cot ton loan committee and shall be sc- cured by cotton on the basis of six cents per pound for middling. in addi- tion to the guaranteed fund heroinaf- ter described.
 Time of Loans.
 All applications for loans shall be made prior to and not later than the first of February. 1915. and loans shall mature on or before February 1, 1916 provided the committee may extend any or all loans for period not to
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Shortage of Beans.

New York, Nov. 2-White beans. on account of the European war, are be- coming scarcer. Austria is one of the biggest exporters of this food product to the United States. They were rais- ed from that country in September, and the stock of beans in bonded warehouses in New York has been sadly depleted. The home grown sup ply is said to be of fair proportions, and 1t is hoped the supply will prove sufficient.
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Neuralgia of the face, shoulders, hands. or feet requires a powerful remedy that will penetrate the flesh. BALARD'S SNOW LINIMENT pos- sesses that power. Rubbed in where the pain is felt is all that is necs- ssary to relieve suffering and restore normal conditions. Price 25c, 50c and S1.00 per bottle. Sold by w. L. De- woody & co.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
 Group.

Group scares you. The loud hoarse crcupy cough, choking and gaspina for breath, iabored breathing, call for immddiate relief. The very first dose of Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound will master the croup. It cuts the tick mucus, clears agay the phlegm and opens up and eases the air passage. Mann Pharmacy,
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Regulate the bowels when they fail to move properly. HERBINE is an admirable bowel regulator. It helps the liver an dstomach and restores d fine feeling Of strength and buoyancy. Price soc. Sold by w. l.. Dewoody e Cn
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
(CODffnveAh

FOR sALE-oMT:EDGE lNvEsT1lENTs.
m Ne Sl aais s4 SHS SFf 4
sHeGp You r Wsa rS n asE T7 7oT
# YOU wisa Is HAvE IhEM EocHIEb
HAVE THEN: BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
GsK nasss HOUSES ii
ALL SECTIONS.
xSRk I'd Hsrskn s @ss y, 59u ,s w4
We ARE n Rosifiox TO GIVE TOR
MONEY M,so' ELI ihE BEST FOR IN"
-. Tire n new stores renting for sas month:
rsn. IS e1,r.meiy low. s,s each: = this nov
stand an Increase 10 $50 or SOS month "'''
sLSso EACH: EACH RENTING FOR $3.50
hni MeS Hdrss YNTS SFT4SJs .4 SEH
TaIs Is Tow T PEicr Az Enss AR TIN GosT
SEE Us ABOUT THEM soon.
$3,sJe. renting for SIS a month: scur brick
DWELLING on lettcred street southeast, near
cssS.c for mese LARGER
The owner in need OF cash offers them for sale
at this greatly reduced price. Do you want
them?
ROOM BUILDING NOT FAR FROM EAST
CAPITOL STREET: ENTIRE FRONT or
WHITE STONE: HEATED WITH HOT WA
TER; RENTING FOR st5 MONTH; THE
LOT Runs TO An ALLEY: SIZE. 20 81 ine'
FAIRLY WELL. CONSTRUCTED: IN FIRST
CLASS CONDITION: THE IMPROVEMENTS
WOULD COST MORE.
$3.50 each. each renting for $40: four
: bath: on a numbered street northwest: prscti-
cally new: well constructed; we'll located.
$500; RENTING FOR 80 A MONTH: Is
THE BL0oMINGpALE SECTION; NEAR
KoRTH GArIToL STREET; TWO STORIES
TRacTiVE:. VIII. coxsTnUcfED. Al
81. $50 each. each renting for $3.50: PAY
ticularly we'll located: new two story brick
houses on Columbia Heights near cars; on Q
SQUARE built W With attractive homes rhess
ever offered for sale In Washington; steady
renters.
$3.50: RENTING FOR sa1.so;. NEAR THE
G9yEKSM rE PRINTING; OFFICE; 4
STREET; MUST BIZ. SOLD TO SETTLE An
ESTATE; FORMERLY HELD AT $500.
$1,000; genting for 500 month: the I'm
provementS new; 14th and Coium-
bia road: no expenses excepting taxes and In
surance. A builder In need OF cash is COM
PEELED to dispose Of these excellent Income
producing properties.
$500 EACH. EACH RENTING FOR soO.ao
4 MONTH: NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSES: SIX Rooms AND BATH; ON
: GEORGIA AVE.
%, 900, renting for $s7 a month; four dwell
ings on Lamont St. Columbia Heights: good
size lot: houses seldom vacant.
$500: renting for 500 a month: lot As by
lis; on numbered street northwest.
= Send for complete list Of Investments.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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LET Is SHOW yoy THIS BARGAIN.

FOR
PRICE. IF SOLD SOON. 81, 800.
II you contemplate buying q home an In
vestnent do not let anything interfere with
your investigating this one 1T is undoubtedly
OF the best propositions ever offered In
the city.
Situated in one OF the very choicest Sec
venient to cars and schools. in a section built
up with the most expensive residences north
Of Florida
The present owner having taken this
$500 less than that originally asked by the
builder
It. is one OF the best constructed houses
the heights, put together like 4 piece OF nne
house with a back building.
First door-Parior, reception hall, dining
room, pantry and kitchen.
Six sleeping rooms, two magnificent bath
REAR Or SERVANTS STAIRWAY,
WHICH Is WORTH MANY HUNDRED DOL
LARS TO ANY HOUSE. The house Is 6p-
ished in hardwood throughout. even the
kitchen.
1t is heated with an economical hot-water
heating plant.
Lighted with gas and electricity.
Room on the lot for garage.
Location near 18th and Irving sts.. CONVEX.
lent 70 G sI schools stores :. and churches
similar houses in this section offered for sale
at $500. and all We ask Of you Is 70 inspect
it,. and we feel sure you win be OF the same
opinion.
$1,000 10 no price at all for q bouse -
thoroughly well constructed and with many
Dodern convenience, So beautifully situated.
VIII rent for $50
Do not think of buying without first IN
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave,
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DWELLINGS,
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'RoPERTY.
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2219 Water. Or. WIZ %
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DWELLINGS
1913 35th nv, Tor. b$31.n
SIC Cd nv, Tor. b.32.m
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Ia T NV, sr. b. $3.50
G2 & NV. Or. b. =. 30
627 ID NV, Or, b. .27.50
l&47 W NV, ar. b. d. 80
DWELLINGS
SIS y Cap ne. Or, b. az 20
Sl3 II ne, 6r. b.. $3.50
617 9Th ne. 6r. b. 20. N
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DWELLINGS
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$50 n sw. 12r. b. 20 so
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100 Va AZ sw. ar.b.11.s so
3l5 LIN pf sw. 6r. w.I6.@
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701 Eye Sc. st&dw3s. no
200 e nv, stkdw .81.50
600 llth NV. 81. dw3g. 90
rnT OPEN
1875 c1st nw,11r, 2b35. so
3g1 Fla av nw.7r, b. $3.50
475 Mo Nv nw,11r.b3e.00
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2l12 10th nw,At. 8, be-. 80
2521 Sber AZ, Or. b. 20. so
1871 n J nv nv, Or. BIO. 20
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1887 B ne, 8r, b. 1850
SO 23d NV, 6r.w. 1880
1851 B ne, Or, b. lilo
100 Lamont nw,4.b.11.50
2fl9 Saer Nv, Abb z.0
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Zeal Estate, Loans and insurance.

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1915 o, 10r. b. 1000
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17d6 CAnrch nW,A. 1870
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1864 r nv, o.. o.@.Do
il10 n H Nv nv. Or.
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H0O0 18th, II. b...&.t0
1879 IpSleGl6a tAf-
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1909 8. q, b. -. .8.60
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NV. 733 9th st. 80. %
NW,1740 Corn. Or. b42.O
NW.l1ei T. lor. b.4
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NV. l42 R. Or, b. $40
NW.2i44 Eye. Or, b@. 80
NV, S25 21st, 81. b. %. 80
NV. SGT 2od. OF. b.3.Al
NV. o32 L. 81, h.2.50
SW.7il 10th. fr.h.27.50
EW.l5l4 9Th. 81. wfa.0
NW.zi61 N. 7. AZ,
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EE.3Ia A, I1r, b. .@. 90
&c. 922 4 g aver. b25. 50
NE. go 3D.. Sr, b.&.1d
NE, 40 10th. r.. .2.6o
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LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
NORTHWEST

OUISIANA AVE. NV.
Northwest.
1128 Sth NV. 1r. b.G.N
22l3 N NV. IT. h. ~. IN
sos Mo av NV, 12r, b25. 90
3O7 Mo av NV. 15r. b2s. 90
go LIST NV. 7r, b. rs. co
1873 Warder nw,6. BIS. 0u
321s 9th NV. 5r. b. 1880
NORTHEAST.
1872 Em'n ne. Or. b. 1880
1712 Line I'd ne. 6, b1S.EO
1915 F ne, 6r, b. ..17.50
COS 18th ne, 6r. b. 1850
$3.50 r ne. Or. b. .l7.:N
IS Myrtle ne. Or, 1880
1900 Gales NJ, Or, w.15-5U
1I Prospect, Or,
1874 eth ne. Or, ". .14.50
1901 Fla az ne, 4r.w11.c0
fia 10th ne. Ar. v.S.O
SOUTHEAST.
1913 H'kman sc, CT, bic. 90
TT 9Th Sc. 5r. w..l2.0
1903 W Sc, 5r. w..1l.0O
1884 z Sc. Or. w..1I.W
'OUTHWEST.
SIS d sw. Or, W. 1880
1876 H sw. Or. ". 1880
1915 Eye sw, 5r,w..12.80
1348 Onion ar, 6r.12.75
40S nth sw. 7r.w.12.5O
316 ~ sw.2d door 1850
1882 Union sw,4r.wl1.vJ
1890 Az sw. 5r.w. 1870
469 Eye sw, 5r,w.. 10. 10
1S3S Union sw.4r.b.9.a0
l2olls 9Th sw.5r.b.lT.5o
1901 9th sw, 5r. b.i6.5O
PROPERTY,
COS ID nv, st&dw..lS.O
30 i4th sc. stGdv. IL. 90
1904 Water sw. ato. Ia. so
ATS No av NV, sto. IL. 90
Al ~ aw. store. 10. 90
COS 18th sw. store. 10. 90
TENANTS.
s709 Dumbartou ~
NV, 7r. ".
7o1 LIANT nw.sr,w12.5o
1917 Mass Sc, 4r,b.I9.5O
9 18th Sc, 5r. " ..If.50
: i7th pc, Or, w...lf.5O
1911 e Cap. 81, w.11.D
2o5 d sw, Or. v. ..1l.0
1898 10th NV, 81. ". II 90
1912 So Cap. 5r,w.1O.0
1872 NJ sw. 5r. ". 1850
1912 30th nw.5r.w10.50
127 g se, Or, W.. 1000
2700 3 NV, <r, w.10.O0
i29 g se. Or. W. 1000
2711 3 NV. II. w.10.W
1905 NJ Az nv. Ar. VA. 10
1888 ID se, zr, ". 400
s03 I'd se, Or. w.. Bon
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