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The sun., 1916-08-17
ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS
sAr1srIED
with name and address Of isndsrs
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VIM 18mO onu ouuicss VI vHusT W
torney)
ZAP q. 81 e. p ',:,oinsi;,: q Tr, q, ;n' }.
Harris b colt. Is Il soih 81. Trustee
attys. Curtis. Mp. 4 Colt. 30 Broad
,,Tm ST. iss' VS., 'i:.s v y iii :,V' ~
w i25d ST, to VIM u Van Buren,. ~
Macon e.. Brooklyn: atty. Emile A. Hss.
BROADWAY. s..77,s.. tS,h e. runs :
.:.e to. beginning. Fen H. iso?-Hsrty
NJ Austin to Adele : Bass, trustee s;tys,
Cadwaiader, W & 7. 40 Wall st. t,C.6oj
10TH ST. rs. 100 C. B."eeker 81. az .xeo.
son. Mount vernon. = Y: atty. NJ Harold
Hochdorf. SO Park Row ......., $500
e9TH ST, II .. % W Park Az. ?5Sioo.i II. Dec
10. Ig03-Iouis Lese to American Mort
Co. IS Cedar st: a,tys. Bowers a $, !,
,oT1iHa vNiis.na'yw cor lad 81, ?is,;;'.;V@
Is. 1?i:-Ssrah Gluck to American Nor.
Go, ~ Cedar st; attys. Bowers a s. "
ssTH ST. 5 :. lis W al av. si1ssssi!ssns
$40. n W =. bee 81. i9i3-Theo E.
risscher to WIN II Nisbet. Great Bsr rlns.
ton. Mass: atty. l. w Wright. : Rector
I . d. ... . vAs,Vvl
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MONTICELLO Az. -. 200 II n o. Edsn,
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
= wt,JrR> RAILWAY 90.

Tho Annual Meeting or the Si''NN'N'TN
,,Io <.rinlN aud Western Railway corn.
nan, VII l.. he'd IT, tho prln' pal ON y
tLc Company In the city ot Rosnok" VIZ
,uL,r 1915, At 10 O'Clock \. Nj. 20 s't
DIRECTORS, 10 elect independent auditors -
RuIlt The books ami accounts or IN" "m'
rpr. for the 'i~c, / year. T. consider mo ",
,rlal report ~ ihc Directors FOR tn" ~
ended June 30'h lflG. "a ratiy 49, ~
prove all u,'.uu " the biretioiN sN 100
H. ...h annual report aud Iva ihe nv ~"
Of .ln rrwutuy. ard 10 transact su'h "'hN
business a. .LAy properly como ec!"fe ''
meeting
ot 3 o',lucK y. NJ, Wednesday, septsmntf
.-ih, 1915. and reoPcHei a; 10 o'e.o.k y NJ
friday. October 18TH, 1915.
~ order .: III" Board ~ Directors
l.. II. ALDEN. Secretary
The sun., 1916-08-17

Al a meeting Of the Executive C"i''|''
,.. OF the Repuhlic Icon 4 steel Com phrN
hold August 18Th '"lR, thn rcgular g.Nr.
trrlr az .icul ~ "a, on tho hr"'"'re'
Stork and an ezra d.Niiend OF tcc ou ne
Preferred Siocs, on account % d"it-i'i
dividends. Wt.r H~eciar'i paNuh,s ~ ~
.rI 1915. 90 so, Knoll tors 81 reco'l sop
18th. ltlt nnots remain open
RICHARD JONES lr. So.f"'or'
The sun., 1916-08-17

CHICAGO. Ang is-Hors-Rec.ipt.
INK a.?So' ,,lS"'igS". s%;,Gt??o@s ff inshh,,h ss@iIGSiiis ~ ni 70 ;d
mixei. So 80 u 10 so: heavy. g" 20 10 so.
rough. g. "a He go. PIGS. So 1920
s,s ssa'l'- NN,,,.fi,ir, .;.3GSS"%,iil'S""s w 10 , I've,
srTor.. scG $50 go, t.rs ard f"rdo-s.
'p7' .,'"s. nnd h'.f"rs. ~:37"g'.sc.
hirher'' sheep. Weth,r.. s. "a 70? 30; ewes.
Sc %, -o. lambs. So 1li-..
CI>CI>NNrI. Aug IL uos Receipt.
q 10 10; pias an ugh-.. sG7ip! o45.
t'a'iIe..K.c,!p 's. i3oo. strong. calves
Sh'cp"neoeip,s. 1900; steady. Lamb.
EN>r R%tfr.Io. Aus m-cat'i.-Rs-
Yea, ,-Ro5,r.,, 80; active, u,oaIa
sIo75u 40 80: ,r,voi. sloIsu l"s5; York.
o., !'I%n 10, * s'7'' roasa'' ''2'
sheep ari Iambs-R.celp,,. 500. .e,,v.
ami unchanged.
rIrT>ntR re-. Aug ls.ca'ti. steady;
slgp'y .'snt prime. trHr:a. ,.,
.rs. 5 NOds: tIl.s and common e. t0fff,
laWhs, sfrloao; v'H! calves. tleU'. -"
Hogs a,,t,", higher r':.ir..s j." d"lh'"
dt,k'fs. prime hraNt's. $40 50. lW'Iu'U%
ana heavy Workers. $40 20. light Nutners.
$40 60. piss, $40 -, roughs, So.
kA>>A> CITY. AnF 10 'i.s. re.
hcayy, '97@gio -; packer, n.i hIten"r-.
- eou lo.io. iishis. sJ.gJ!Oie, p!gs,
Cattle-Rcceir's. llooo, ,u''ltirs .7oo
Sou,herns. steady rgime % steer, 50
$50. southern steers 8, HINio. COWS
s. 5oH7:i. h"if'rs. sf,i". Suckers ant
feeders. 1GGs.-S. bulls, -'V d 80, caves
shcep-Rcceip;s 1905 high. Lamb.
tinIll.Ho t"trtiuss $3.50, ""thers,
s6.75D %. ewes. $50
- 60. f o. ;
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vANDAIIA RAILROAD COMPANY.

Pittsburgh. IA, August II, iss
Pursuant TO .aw, a special meeting ., ,ns
80, kho,aers Of the NANDATIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held at the rr.n'
,lpsl ori,e OF the Company In IeTre Aau's
IL LLAMA. on
a, 1000 u'c'o,k \. NJ. for the purpose OF
cons! ietirg and acting upon AN sefeetren'
Of consolidation aud merger Of TEs Plt'
Nutgh. Cincinnati. chicago and -. LOUIS
Railway COMPANY. Nsud1lla Railroad Com.
utuv: rIt'shurrh, Wheeling aud .kerlurkv
Railroad Company, Chicago. lnfians AM
Eastern RAJ way Company, and The Arfr'-
s.l Rcl; Railway Company Into a cofrora
TON 10 DO known as Ths pittsburgh, ON.
,iuuat', Chicago and 81. Louis Ea.''oA'
Company.
~ order Of IN. Board NJ p!r~ctorO
S. II. CHURCH.. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-08-17
Discharges In Bankruptcy
AT AUCTION.

~ shares Empire Conee CO., 800.
% shares Dow Chemical 60 common, 5000.
e5O shares Frank Tousey. publisher. $500
lot.
.75 shares william r. Sets a Co. 80 per
slure.
~ shares KansN, city Southern Railway
10. oinmo set.
500 shares Publishers PAPER CO. preferred.
$50 per share.
$40. 800 Certiguc Mining 4 Dredging co, LIST
mortgage 7 per cent. gold bonds. $500
lot
The sun., 1916-08-17

-: :::f s ::;:::. $685. ,;iss'' s s::s.'';;s,.. TIT
stockers and feeders; esso0SNi Tssss
81 60d850: prime southern steers.
SsTe; cows and heifcrs. Nbous: prime
yeariings. steers and he'fcrs. &75Oas;
native calves. t6n1i.5o.
sheep-Receip,s. $500; strone. LamSs.
slaughter ewes. N9fisj blest.
Ing ewes, o9Q 10; yearlings, 6dSn
The sun., 1916-08-17
NOT 80 BAD IN MANITOBA.
Minister Of Agriculture Csrrects
Errsneous Crop Report.

Valentine winkler. Minister Of Agri-
culture Of Manitoba, sends from Winni-
peg the following telegram to II SUM:
from Winnipeg IN which I am credited
with stating that wheat crop Of Province
Of Manitoba Is totally ruined. In Ger
tain districts there has been serious dam
age to crop by rust, but In some districts
there Ii no damage whatever. Other
grains will show a good yield. With
prevailing high prices on all farm prod
ucts. including 1.-Two stock. of which Mani
Q Is a great producer. the financial
returns Of this years agricultural ac-
tivity will be very good"
The sun., 1916-08-17
NEW YORK TR>>>,r tOMrN>N

Nov Np'.. August :; ''''
A dividend ~ Sto' r"r slHi' l'' '''H
on the e. I.'i >'is OBJ; 'hl'
PAYABLE October q 1910 20 o. -
ho'ters NJ record AZ the close 4 h. '"S
Scptcmhcr 90 1916.
81 communication ? gHyfHu ~ ON'''
~ change ni address shout N" ,rr' ."
undersigned ru' It'c" 'Hlr S,f''iN''T 30
i9lG GEORGE tliISaR Epf S'urc'tT
The sun., 1916-08-17
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was inactive and extremely
yesterday. Values advanced after an
indifferent opening aud fnRl quotations were
: 10 ! points net higher. The days business
amounted 10 only I2,SN haes. Cost and freight
ohcrs from Brazil were fairly liberal and the
tone Of the market WAS just q tridc cnsier, al.
though inside prices were unchanged and
Santos ~ were at 1910 70 1895 here. Buyers
seem disposed 10 walt further d.yrlopmen's.
Owing 10 the holiday IN Brazil on Tuesday the
official cables were not received. Tho local
spot market WIS steady and unchanged. with
Rio - quoted AZ 9iyc. and Santos Is at lo7.c.
The sun., 1916-08-17
METAL xARXEM

Aithsugh ~ changes have tssn recorded
=, n. e faesis m.d. ,S q, s s0D advance %s'e " sr &c / Ssn,
a pound before the end Of the week. The
current price ia a. cents . pound Tor October
and a5x cents for oil later deliveries
Vigorous demand 10 nosed for al msssis.
with quotations tending owssd higher levels.
PRICES
The sun., 1916-08-17
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug IL rr'ces ~ tho leading IL
ai"- showed snhstsr'ial gaii>. win Union Car
M" the strong feature Booth Fish ''mn'u.
hi"Ago Pneumatic Tool. pism"ud Match and
Warl preferred were prominent ON
ne Hivru'- Trading In stewart Warner wH~
'tI'" active. hu' ~" range ~ prices WIS
small E"ui market showed lluitrd transac-
lions with ur!t,s stpaly summary
The sun., 1916-08-17

LIVERPOOL CABLrs-spct In moderate
oemand sales, 7.HS bales. speculation ard ~
port. LOO American. 6.sS. imports. :.oon:
bone American. Mid upland. Esd Futures
opened barely steady NJ I point sd,ancr
Siosed barely steady at net decline ~ ! point 10
advance Of y point. August. SEA October M.
yeuber. SIS; January February. Stsi
March. April. SIS: May June. s.As.. Manches.
tsr; Yarns steady cloths quiet.
The sun., 1916-08-17
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
(ERRO DE PA>CO COPPER CORrORA'
TION.

A quarterly dividend No. 81 Of " re-
STARE on tho outstanding Capital STOCK 81
the Company has teen declared, paNats
"a, s.pt.mbor L.. 1875. 10 $40, kho'irrs -
r.. ord at the close Of business Aus 49, lNh'
1915.
check. viii Ne mailed hv the r%olume's
Trust COMPANY. IisIirul nishJrs.ng Acen,.
u. ESk MDLLEli. TREASURE
The sun., 1916-08-17
H0ST0N MARKET.

BoSToN, Aus. N.-Coppes shares centin.
ued strong but only moderately ecuve. Raj.
road stocks were firm. Atlantic. Gulf d W..
and United Fruit were higher and In active
demand. Summary.
The sun., 1916-08-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHitApEIrIiIA. Aug l6 Prices wore Nrm
aud higher. where changes occurred. Beading,
lhiiadOlrhia Electric, william trbmp a Sou,
mud J -. Rril, were strurg features. Bonds
less active and steady. summary
The sun., 1916-08-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEVES-Receipts. 2,0ls head: I'll cars
good bulls steady; others slow and weak;
C whS @ IT, fat io SSS' a T~. 9 SarS, t Ssr. d eioar rni
How per 10. Is. buIls. sal one exira,
kkcnTiia;c sSws soM ss.'s sgsiG;. 0n brS saT veg 5s,t 'f atin,
.,: ssls'I lSSs ;n so% sTs4sns. c ,,s.: 3 y ysl II:
Phi ,;!;s. q o ,.::1s'l i. '?G;;sssi i,fisl:t'ii'ii ss'I: sis; So.
s.ss; !. g. s:!i''I s,,l5 ~ si, 'ss;ais:',s9 =; s : sss. ,,'ssSSssS;
o % ,,sers, i';ss,, ';cs5i q. i,:si; nsiis;
iyrsiH',;,; ! si4'iSiS; Z, 5 5,s, +, ,sSG; Il;
81" J. s SSs,nbeGrys: ( SON. IS West Virginia
:,ss,s' LEE. .yi; 20 yM;si;' iisl; "a S N,T.
;inIs' ;,set.. ,;s;S, Mo,.,e.s,is r. iss;,iis,
! sf Saihl.' So. ~ !. ;sss. .s;,s;' sii.i.o. s.:
; cows. 1898. $50; 3. 49,. $50; 4. 49,
s saaiiiSe.' ,e's,o,.' :as'i i. So Msf.SF'2n COW " fio'cisct.
iGsii; t. 'iI.'lsc. -; {. 'i.iOs.1 IS IS. "a. 'sSs,,
1855; "a l.o:? $3.50: 3. iio5e; ,sso;,;.
1880. $ sanders. Il. bulls, s$s. 81 %. IA.
-, ":';,t. ;iSs,,d;oi eSss, les So;
Ii. !; "S''.ss..s,,; 50; !" sows. sssg. ! ,sssn:. 'si. /.
$50. 81 s5.. George & l.. :. Dill.nback.. II
drew Mullen. 8 bulls. SO. .S5s;. =. ~.
s., ,s.,,,s.si; H.; S5ii ,s;; ii; i%ii ;,$;s;
!"s!s::; 1910. $50 :; 1000, $50: 2, 1000;
s6ii;, l. ai.. 81; :? hc.ters, 500: .5..e;,.i
s. s"T s;ss ,'y;I &; .%.'ssSs. 's,'iss ''Iio's7s ';,'sc;iii
H., - : bulls and COWS various weights
CALvEs-Receipts. 1865 head; 1917 on
sale xIala artita mud firm Rrnssgra md
The sun., 1916-08-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nominaiiy nm
changed. with a steadicr undertone: Cuoas
,omins n rors mere a. osins n ,to oSo,as atoms
.asar. a. .ias. g !. T.. but holders. Ssr.
inoiasses, 1Osc.: cos, and freight A%c.
SUGAR - REFINED = cry.tsl. domino
tablets. case. 10. cartons hsn or ,n.l
ri; IN Ia. ,ls,s' ,ss ssS 10 Zoe. 'a and 10 10 icc. e'I in
crushed, Sc; mc%id j. ssSs' and sssis.
odsa.1 ."f an. iG' se. !. 'S Sa~d.fsa. 4',o Dc. S ira,;;
p DoS K 5 5,I,s a."'?s so1 gran. ana E Tic:. i in q.
zoe; eagle co.,.. srana,a'ea: Ti'c; az
and 8 H. cartons One sranuis,.d,, 1900:
h. bass nns sranul.'sd o ana . u; psafs
d. 70 ss; 500 do It" :ssk. 10 s'f ID. ' BAG. q, do. os 800 in IN
sacks and TAOS. in bbls g. and 50 ID. BAGS
do, 7.ioc.: standard gran. 7:osc,; fns gran.
: $s e. & & !: &:.sssss s::: I: : ss$s:;; Il: |:
IL. $500: No. IS. Il and is. case.
VEGETABLES. MsCELLANEOUs.An-
IicHokEs1Caiifcrnis. drum: H9s.
h'tS; green 81 Is. Jersey and Lcns Island.
wax. 6.k.. 75e. lfl.;o green. 5sc. a!i.to;
hG TErsh l'!snn, s ics sun S : ;::sass.' tops SS.
on; vi; s:;Sg2;so; s.k.,si@:s caERo or
per SslI, ,5H'SSoa5: jersey. S.k., .:5s aii.so;
S ~s4. ana M. ,a5f: sor S;..., as, Dy ca:
crmscr pickles. Jersey. btl. ';gH t,k,
IS au;sSi Lcns Island; pc. 1900 80
r "",' sisii.S, 20. au.se! SEi.iEanl%ss,a;s and
H s'"; coRSn iersey county. Gsn,ieman.
100 ear. tLjouS; Jersey and Long Island.
s,ssr ;SGS5,. ;!Sisss crate. "AT,f LIsc 1 = lSa. ).
PLANTS ire MIA. 30 a.. crate. 81 jersey.
hsk" Sa,Sr 3: a, stsi.i hnll:; Jsr-
Saaco. Observation-Disclosures. 100 lbs,
sac. LIMA .REANs-pelawsre. Jersey
ard Maryisnd. b,k $500; long Island
Il 60 Ii L.hhii:KisGc-SSs,aaTsy". ' 10 sg Hsi ..'i.s g,
Iowa. Yellow. 3 II, SS" ss.. $40: Washington.
,%$s Is. i::sSs;~ fi.:. 10 S;s:
s :s' u' '!!,si,:3Agj "sas!ii. .' 'il9s,c5 I.:r. Ia I:,.% +:
~; Jersey. yellow. yiaI7j: .reI. si:;I
80; Mainland and virginia, hsk siioM
Us: ,s1ss S:k., ,F?:s'' rE Eis 81;
=. %, pETrERs--Jcrsey. h.k soc q
. IS Dbl. u5oV:;c PARsLEYmSssr-
S'arhy. Ion lunches, 81 RHrRARB-loC
hurchcs. 5on ijc RoMAfNE-B-r-y crate
r~iJs; state; ess u.:Sui5S; sfiSAcH
Nearby. 100 punches, tipe Squash
white. box, 20 y 5ac hsk IS n SOC 'ell"w
Tl'RNlIS-Eutah aga. bhl.. t?T.iO. To
MAToES-N.,rhy peach hsk. aor3cc
Report. plain hoN. 20 u zoe; fancy. round
box, soc. II 81 4: south .iersoy. round. lsrg.
hoy. 500 pfl: carrier, ijc. al. small box
= >tc Grant. carrier 5cI &c. small hox
SoHs;c: round. peach basket. 900 35c
Delaware. and MARYLAND. , bsk. crate, so u
iic.; ho;house. per III. ga lsc. WATER
CRESS-l0o punches. flai3o
The sun., 1916-08-17

I.lTr INSURANCE. bought rirN', r.
you. neeCn't dc 80 ",u reuHe~' in'N'ns'
ton state age. tNLEplf, 800 fAfN 49,
The sun., 1916-08-17
uoldcrs ~ Certificates Of Deposit "a
Preferred stock uf
international Mercantile
Marine Company

issued under the Agreement dated Sep.
trn,brr -. 1918. hrtwrrn the Undersigned
Committee and Holder. Of said stock
becoming parties thcrrto:
The sun., 1916-08-17
SHEEP AM IAMns-Reeeipts. s,oso


. u VH FN|Nf NUI =
k"t MN 90 - shat" higher. Pennsylvania
and stat" hogs, $3.50 q 1910 per 100 lbs.
rouchs. SIS Ts.tn
Siies-S. S,riers. ~ state hogs, no
lbs. average. SO 20 per ZOO lhs. 80. al,
80 so as Pennsylvania. ia. 81" 10; II
pigs. .H1, SIS k"rns Commission COM
Tsny, = STATE hogs, its. 90 - Pom
ss.vanis. ~. 5000; Z rcUgh-, $50, $ =.
q Curtis 4 son. - S;lt' hor', -,
len. . STATE hogs. .iS. s'o.i. .. a.. 1860.
J In.EL.- 80. s. %. sLAE. 40. 81.
Connecticut western news., 1916-07-27
"Temper' and "Humor."

The history of the words temper and "humor" is very curious. Accord ing to ancient physiology, the human body included four ''humors' Qiquids) blood, phlegm, bile and black bile or melanchOlia. Their combination formed a mans "temperament"-a we speak of sanguine, phlegmatic and melancholy temperaments to this day. Temper" the synonym of ''tempera- ment," has undergone the strange de- velOrments which we have noted, so that dosing your temper" and being in a temper" mean the same thing. Excess of one humor over the rest led to oddities; whence humorous" man came to signify an eccentric person. And now humorous" applies not to the odd person, but to the man who sees the oddity in him.-London Spec tator.
Connecticut western news., 1916-07-27
Armenia's Royal Pretenders.

The last king of Armenia died in Paris in 1893, but his alleged descend ants have frequently asserted their
 rights to the Armenian crown. The last we'll authenticated claimant, Guy de Lusignan, died in a Parisian cellar ill 1795, but a considerable stir was created some forty years ago by the pretensions of an Armenian family named Khorian. Archbishop Khorian, the head of the family, gained many influential supporters in England and on the continent, but was unable to attain his modest desire that Cyprus should be made over to him as a first step toward the complete restoration of the Armenian kingdom. One of his brothers married an English lady, who may be still living. Another welded
 Victor Hugo's friend, Mile. de Nosrois, who subsequently, styled herself Prin- cess Marie de Lusignan of Cyprus, Je- rusalem, and Armenia.-London Globe.
Connecticut western news., 1916-07-27
RuiIdinu a Rattlashin.

Do you know how many hours work 1t takes to build modern dread naught? Probably you have never giv- ell the matter q thought, so it will in terest you to learn that a big battle ship entails about 100000 man hours, or labor equivalent to the work of one man working that time.
 The making of the turbine machinery absorbs some 1,S50,OO0 man hours, and the mountings of the big guns can easi- ly acquire two years work, while a sin gle armOr plate may take nearly three months to finish. None of these proc esses can be unduly hurried, as the very best work must be put in, the least scamping making all the differ ence between victory and defeat.
 Between 40 and 90 per cent of the cost of a dreadnaughts hull goes in la bor Curiously enough, far less is spent on labor when constructing a turbine engine than when making one of the old reciprocating type. Much of the material is made by machinery, leav- ing only 2S per cent of the cost for la- bor, whereas 45 per cent went in wages when the older kind were in use.-Lon- don Telegraph.
Connecticut western news., 1916-07-27
Soothinq.

Mildred - Since our engagement George has been perfectly devoted to me. Do you think he will continue to love me when I am old? Clarice-Real- ly, dear, I can't say, but you'll soon know
Connecticut western news., 1916-07-27
LOST

Between Garfield Hotel and residence of Mir. Walter King Stone, map of Western Section of Connecticut mounted on linen cloth, telephone lines drawn in red ink. Reward if returned to Canaan Telephone Exchange.
Connecticut western news., 1916-07-27
Past of a N ation.

A people that studies it's own past and rejoices in the nations proud mem ories is likely to be a patriotic people, the bulwark of law and the courageous champion of right in the hour of need Joseph Anderson.
Connecticut western news., 1916-07-27
The Biq Failure.

'"To what do you attribute his fail ure?'
 ITO the fact that he spent his life looking for way to make money with out working for it."ADetroit Free Press.
Connecticut western news., 1916-07-27
Another UItinatun.

Edith-So your father told you he was opposed to your marrying Jack. What did you say?
 Willful Winnie-I told papa that in- tervention would mean war-Boston Transcript.
Connecticut western news., 1916-07-27
Called |

My country calls mel exclaimed the emotional patriot
 Tt shouldn't have been necessary to call if you have any useful service to perform. You ought to have been on the job Washington Star.
Connecticut western news., 1916-07-27
Discreet.

Say, pa, l had a fight with Billy Brown today"
 That so? DiI you whip him?'
 Sure. You don't suppose I'd be tell ing you about it if I didn't, do you?'- American Boy.
The Seward gateway., 1916-12-16
"Our Service Means Serving You"

The most appropriate Christmas Gift is bank ac- count It takes so little to start an account and once started it is so easy to add little every so often Try this for one year and you will be pleasantly surprised at the wonderful results Just add little now and then and watch the account grow Teach your children to save open an account as Christmas present for then-aloW them to deposit their own savings. The habit Of saving once created is not easily broken Besides, bank ac count means independence for your children and joy for the parents Start bank account yourself and small account for each one of your children. Start the New Year right
The Seward gateway., 1916-12-16

WHEN YOU MARRY though you will want to have on hand substantial bank account, for there no at fnity between love and poverty START SAVING TO- DAY.
 YOUR OWN HOME is your castle That's where you'll want to take your bride and make your little nest Begin now to part of your earnings and It won seem any tme until you have funds to buy some property and take your place a substantial citizen NOW lS THE OPPORTUNE TIME
 THE FAMILY MAN is considered better citizen than the bachelor and every young fellow ot the rlgt stuff looks forward to the time when he can have ms own cozy nest and wife and babies. YOUR BlG DtlSlkE WILL BE REALIZED SOONER IF YOU START SAV- ING TODAY.
 LIFE'S PLEASURES are bestowed by destiny upon those who have the judgment to practice trugahy ana foresight Don't spend all you on the passing snow Good things come TO THOSE WHO SAVE NOW Jom the growing number who have accounts in our care.
 OUTING MONEY.-Have you ever had the prlce to take real vacation-away from everything you're tired of and all the old places? YOUR VACATION next year can be the best you've known if you begin now to save Tor it. Start an account with us today and watch the pile grow-truly an inspiring sight!
 TRAVEL JOYS come to those who have the money to make leisurey trips Why don't you plan to see some thine of the country next year? It's mighty good cou try to get acquainted with!
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The Seward gateway., 1916-12-16

WEALTH THAT WORKS-Money saved and de- posted in a bank is wealth that works. Wealth that works is capital Unlike brain and muscle, 1t does not wear out or deteriOrate. It grows and improves
 The only gain from labor is what is saved Labor, therefore, makes wealth and when wealth works It IS capital.
 Capital at work pays wages which, when saved, creates capital Labor is the producer when labor saves
 SAVINGS BRING TNDEPENDENCE. BANK Is X PUBLIC SERVANT
 ADVANCENlENT.-Youn man, do you know that your employer will take personal interest in you when he learns that you are saving some of your pay?
 START AN ACCOUNT WITH US and you'll soon be getting ahead in the world Money means opportunity for yOu
 SAVE AND LEARN.-YOung man, if you want to become a leader in the worlds affairs save part ot the salary you ean keep your eyes on the future and study your business Men who make good burn the mid night oil-at home with their books and plans.
 PUT YOUR SAVINGS IN OUR CARE so that you may have funds hand to grasp business opportunities when it comes your way.
 YOUR OWN BUSINESS.-Ify you will save part of your earnings and start account with it won't be long then until you can have your business If you expect to be leader in affairs you must practice frugality and foresight now.
 PLENTY OF FUNDS-The time will come, young man. for you to march up the aisle with the dearest girl in the world beside you
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-06-22
Maple Grove

AS old Maple Grove has been
strictly quiet for the past few weeks
we will once more endeavor to let
the outside world we are still in ex-
istence.
Sunday School and church at Ma
pie Grove Sunday were well at
tended.
We have been having some very
fine weather in our locality, but we
need a little shower to settle the
dust.
Those who spent Sunday at the
Fred Van Laer home were M. j.
Alexander and family, John Baker
and family and Dick Baker and fam
lily.
William Thomas this week is Wis
iting his sister at Eldon.
Clyde Crees is still on the sick list.
Joe Baker and son Roy stared to
Buckrus, S. d.. one day last week,
and will make that their home.
The baptising at Grand River
last Sunday was we'll attended, there
being % baptised.
Leroy Harger and family spent
Suday at the, Charley Kelly home.
Miss Beulah Mcconnell spent Sun
day evening Will uel llieHu, MISS
Esther Crees.
Miss Matte Alexander is assisting
Mrs. Frank Redman with her sewing
this week.
Vern Kier and family spent Sun
day evening at the Sylvester Millst~p
home.
There will be basket dinner and
all day service at Maple Grove next
Sunday. Everybody cordially IN
yited to come.
Cyrus Crees and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Crees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lack Harger are the
proud owners of new Ford car.
Fred Crees, Jr-, and wife went
Saturday to spend Saturday night and
Suday with his brother Grover Crees,
near Van Vert
Joe Crees and family spent Sun
day evening at the G. G. Crees home.
Roy Bryant called~at Wick Boles'
Sunday evening.
Clarence Campbell and John Alex
ander and lady friends attended
church at Grand River Sunday even
ing
Donald Crees spent Saturday night
at the Alexander home.