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Putnam patriot., 1919-06-20

Parker, Edith D. Pease, Mildred A.
Perry, Elizabeth A Rafferty,, Wilbur
J. Rock, Ellsworth H. Sabin, Sophie
A. Shapiro, Ruth l. Shaw, Celia
Smith, Gladys l. Stratton, Viola R.
Tetreault, George D. Torrey, Myrtice
f. Warren, Lillian D. Wineburg, Ma
bel B. Whiting.
Putnam patriot., 1919-06-20
Class PICNIC

The last gathering Of the class of
1919. as a class, will be at Roseland
Park. Saturday, when the class picnic
will be held, with athletic sports,
boating, bathing and picnic lunch
con.
Putnam patriot., 1919-06-20
Ejnoer Saver,

Some one who has realized the dan
per in touching an electric fan while
1t Is in motion has patented one with
a guard equipped with handle with
which to move 1t.
Putnam patriot., 1919-06-20

Alumni Association and president last
year, presided:
Putnam patriot., 1919-06-20

The Putnam Patriot 10 On Sale
Friday Afternoons at the
Following Places:
Putnam News Co, Union st.
Michael j. Lynch News Store
Mark Wilson News Store
Frank Corbin, Bugbee Corner.
Friday Evening II May Be Obtain
ed At
The Thompson Post Office.
Arsene Frappier's Barber Shop,
North Grosvenordale.
Grosvenordale Post Office.
M. j. kenpey, Mechanicsville.
The Patriot Office is open each
Thursday afternoon, but closes for
the day at noon on Saturday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-20

PRIME Sc delnik do zele-
zafskeho obchodu ma ruznou
praci. Hlaste Sc u Opava Bra
tri, 4017 Broadway, rob Ollie
ul. ", 9-22
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PRIME Sc 100 devCat zku
senych i nezku$enych ma pra
CT ma papirovych krabicich.
Dobry plat. Haste Sc =
Peerless Paper Box Co. 1928
E.. 55th St. 9-19
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PRIME Sc

PRIME. Sc starsi zena k
vedeni domacnosti a opatreni
dvou malych dick. Dobry do
NOV. Haste Sc V elsie 1928 E..
sd ul. 9-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-20
KRASNY
BUNGALOW

a akr pozemku, IS ovocnych
stromuG, velky slepicn1k, pro
ia Sc "a levnou cenu $500.
Majetek tento Sc naleza ma
10. zastavce A. B. c.. kary.
BlizSi Sc sd6li V elsie 5415
Broadway. Tel. Union 1161-
w. Broadway 266. 9-2O
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Zadny smutek, samy
smich. Veseli zavladne v
Besidkach Ceske Mar. Sine
pTi Vaclavske zabavs 20. "a
ii Sokola Havlicek.

- "Diblik, sotek z hor", zaha-
jovaci predstaveni Dram. Sb.
Tyl " nedeli %. zari " G. N. S.
Ma Broadway. Predprodej list
XII II p. Vacka tamtez, kde So
be mIzete zamluviti i listky Sc
zonni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-20

PRODA Sc dunn, nasledkem
jiti do obchodu, je o 5ti svet-
nicich, koupelna, China cabi-
net, kombinancni fernos a vSe
m0derne zafizeno. Haste sc V
els. 1911 Maryland Ave. z
Warner Rd. 9-20
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-20

$500 ma hotovosti koupl
dun 0 7 sv6tnicich S koupeI-
nou, garage, lot As phi $50
str9vicich, blize Union Ave a
4. los kary. Cena $4,000. Biz
81 sd6li F. j. Nejedlik, 11Of5
Union Ave. Tel Union 1861.
r.. Z?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-20

PRODAJI Sc diva dvourodin
ne domy zanovni, velke Lofty,
II svetnic, 2 fernesy, 2 kou-
pelny, vSe "a $4,000. Dale diva
domy kazdy 0 10 pokojich,
koupelny, elektrika, cena
$4,000 a $4,000. Maly domek o
trech sv6tnicich, velka ban,
lot 40 pr $50 strevicich. Ce-
ia $1,000. Haste Sc u V. I'm
ger, 1921 Central Ave. 9-22
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HLEDA Sc

PAN HLEDA BYT Sc stra-
YOU neb beze stravy V okoli
Broadway a E. So ul. Nechte
adressu V adm. t. listu. 9-22
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Billy CERT
ROMAN.
%.
Napsal Bedrich Morayec.
Napsal Bedrich Morayec.

rada, praVlI VaclaN. Je MIA
da a vi, re Sc docka, re j Y
slovu dostojim."
"No, to je dobfe," pokraco-
val adjunkt. "Neni pochyby,
re by's cd reditelstvi povoleni
k zaneni dostal, ale ia bych ii
k tomu neradil. Mas ovsem 0
nejakou zlatku vice, nez isl
vydelaI ma horach, ale k vyzi-
veni rodiny je 10 malo. Cekej
ctvrt leta, mann s tebou Zvla-
Stni plan"
My te Ia brzdy nenecha-
me-" vmisil Sc do hovoru straz
mistr Venhoda, pribliziv Sc "a
tim Ike skupin6.
"Trochu nemecky umis?'
zeptaI Sc St'astny.
"Tolik jsem ma vojn6 po-
chytil, kolik potTebuji do sluz-
by" odpoved6l Vaclav.
ma zimu upraZdni Sc ma ma
81 stanici miato stanicniho do
zorce," pokracoval adjunkt.
"Postaram Sc, abys je dostal.
Prednosta te ma rad, nebude
tedy pr tom obizi, jenom &C.
kati musis."
"Coz to ia rad pockam,'
zvolal Vaclav radostne.
V NemirOVe i OkOli budilo III
w zajem vySetTovani KalbaSo-
vo. Myslilo Sc Z pocatku, re do
stane n6kOlik dni V6zeni a vra-
ii sc ma dul jake Lhotak. Ale
minul tydcn, potion druhy a
KalbaS Sc nevracel. Potion
Spravce a n6kleri doZorci od-
jeli, vedeIo Sc, re jedOu prot
KalbaSovi sv6dcit. Nevratili Sc
tehOz dine, nybrz az druhehC
dine veGer a 4 toho Sc Ease sou
dilo, re KalbaS je souzen '
krajskem m6ste. N6kOlik dni
pozd6ji roZnesla Sc ma dulu pc
vest, re KalbaS byl odsouzen
ma pull roku do v6zeni. VySt
trcstu prekvapila kazd6ho a
mnohy, ktery byl Y stavkovem
vyboru, zachy6l sc pr mysle.
nj, re prav6 takovy tress mob.
stihnbuti i jeho. D6lnici ted
shan6li noviny, ably Sc deceit
biizSlch zprav 0 prelicenl
kalbaSem a proc vlastne by
od5ouzen.
"Protoze zalo2il ten spolel
prot spravci,' rikaval Kulin
da, kdykoliv Sc n6kde takov'
OtaZka oZvala.
Vzdelavaci spolek zvolil 5
noveho predsedu, ale zahy S
ukazalo, re zadny spolek he
vyhovuje svemu uceli, nevede
Ii no CIoyek, - ktery by by
zaroven dust spolku. S Kalb5
sem odeSla takova duSe spo
ku. Nemirovsky vzd6lavaC
spolpk jen zivoril, jake vetSin
vcnkovskych spolku; cinnos
jeho obmezovala Sc jen ma ct
nj %novin, jalov6 debaty a zab
Wy. Zabav sucastnOVal Sc spra
&c i tez ddini Gradnici a tax s
znenahla staval vzd6lava,
spoiek vlastne z&bavne-po,
purnym spoken dulniho deli
ctva i dulnich zTizencu v6bt
a docela sc minal ellen, ktei
mel jeho zakladatel ma mys
to,iza povznesti celkoyou ur
ven vzdelani delnictva TAX,
by bylo schopno pokracovati
duchem tasu a ro2um6lo poz
davkum move, pokroGileisi d
by. II
Ma Kalbase Sc znenahla 2
pominalo. Dolehly ma hornil
vSeliiakc tczk6 staro3ti a k,
81 ma KalbaSe vzopmnel, k
zdy jen smutne povZdycf
"Byl to dobrak, ktery by I'D
byl rad pomohl a zatim ma
to udelal horst, nez to by
drive. Prisli jsme u desc p,
okap.'
Ale domahati Sc n6jake l
IL .s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-20

PRIME Sc nekolik zedni-
XII a pTidavacu. Hlaste Sc ma
stavbe, els. 1902 E. 1913 ul. z
Buckeye Rd. =?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-20

MuzzGIrn,
kterri jsou
nernocni!
Lekarstvi a elektrina
We spojen1.

Nezalezi ma tom, komu Sc
ncpodafilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste prisli Ike mne a
poradili Sc Sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pdjdete k jin6mu lekari.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli mono vas ~vyleciti, reknu
YAM lined. UEinim VAN wy
%hovujici splatky.
L6ceni: vsechny nemoci neri
vov6, krevni, kozni, chronicle,
a RUNE nemoci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine S mimi spo
jene neduhy, ztratu pameti,
kam6nky, {bez fezanf), bola-
ky a vredy, zvetsene mandle,
nadory, otravu krve, pistele,
rheumatism a vsechny muzske
nemoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-20

PRIJMOU Sc zeny ma este
nj uFadoven. Haste Sc mezi 9
10 hod. dopoledne V roomu
908 Park Bldg. 9-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-20

nOTnlkuIn uZ ia way DllyLl
certem" a kazdy vedel, re S
certem neni zertu.
Ultra sem pfijede inspek-
tor" oslovil jednoho dine adj
junk Petfika. "Priprav Sc,
prednosta te predstavi jake
navrzeneho pro misto stanicni-
no dozorce. Ale u%pozornuji te,
re Inspector je pfisny pan a
hned tax kazdy Sc mu nelibi.
A potion je N6mec, sloVa ces-
keno nerozumi."
"Bud'te bez starosti, pane
adjunkte,' usmal Sc Vaclav,
"vsak Sc s MIN S tou trochu
nemciny domluyim. Kdyz je
dobra vile, domluvi Sc diva Ii
de i bez reGi."
St'astny Sc usmal. Odvaha
Vaclavova Sc mu libila.
pred insektorem Sc kazdy
trese," radil adjunkt dale, "a
lie on to prav6 nema rad. Lib
Sc mt jen Tide britci a razni,
protoze 0 takovych predpokla
da, lie konaji sve sIuzebni pO-
vinnosti rychle a spraVne. Ia
Ike nemiluje dlouhych reel,
hlavne Sc mu protivi Gp6nlive
prosby a ~plactive narky. tn Sc
s,ava hned nervosnim.'
"Dekuji uctiv6 "a dobrou
radon, pane adjunkte," pra-
vii Vaclav vesele. "Narikati a
breCet nebudu a kdyz pan in
spektor nerad mnoho mluvi, to
sc mi prave dobTe hodi, nebu-
du Sc alespon muset blyskati
Sc svoji chatrnou nemcinou."
"Tak Sc ma zitrek jen pri-
pravl VSecko zalezi ma PRIV
MIN dojmu," fekl St'astny, IL
smiyaje Sc spokojene. "St6s,i
I lov6ka zavisi kolikrat ma jedi
I'M slov6, ba i ma jedinem po-
ledu."
Polednim vlakem prijel Va
Law Il mesta a sotVa re Wax
astavil We stanici Nemirovskt
fistoupil k slezajicimu Petri.
owl trat'mistr a sdeloVal mt
itlumenym hlasem: "Je tn {
dobre nalad6. Doposavad by
= vsim spokojen. Neodchaze
cekej az te zavolaji."
V tom vySel ma peron St'as
a kyynuv ma Vaclava, rex
u: "Jdi do kancelare, pred
3sta t6 predstavii"
Vaclav cht6l veiiti do svet
ce urcene pro nadrazni zri
nee, ably Sc opraSil a troch.
)ravil sat, ale adjunkt m
kl :"Jen jdi tax, jak isl! /
eK1or vidi rad lidi, iak kter
ii pada We sluzbe. Jiste Sc as
va oknem ma tebe, jak Wy
ldaS.'
Vaclav tedy zam6ril &pfim
dvefi kancelare. Pozdravi
VI die pfcdpisu, stanul IL dvei
rozhlGdl Sc. Inspector by
lrSi, sedivy pan, vysok6, st;
postaVy a orllho pohledu.
Vstal a pohledl ma Vaclav
oumavym pohledem.
] TO ie Petrfk, pane inspel
i e, ktery ie navrzen ma mis-,
} lniCniho doZorce," Takl pre-
a. sta. Inspector zakyval hi;
ease Sc podiVal ma Vi
A. wa. Prejel no otima cd hi;
> k pate a byl patrne S pr
idkou spokojen. Modra ur
A. ma sluSena Vaclayovi, jal
:, il ma neho ulii. Inspekt'
lcl 1lnym krokem pfistoupil
'aciaNovi . zeptal sc no II
IL lecky: Wy Jste sIouzil We V
m te?"
m "Ano, pane inspektore," o
lo It'll Vaclav taktez nemecky
I'd "Jako poddustojnik? pit
Ease Inspector.
"Ano mana pCpoLtOro - !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-20

PRODA Sc domek hodici Sc
pro menSi rodinu, 2 roxy starry
V els. 12200 Holborn Ave-, bill
elsie 12200 Holborn Ave, bill
re E. 131 III. 9-20
The sun., 1919-01-09
BRITISH IMPORTS GREATER.
Figures for December Also Reveal
Increase in Exports.

LONDON, Tuesday. Jan. Imports
into the United Kingdom during De-
cember increased Si67,l00,ooo from the
The sun., 1919-01-09
Copper Below Agreed Price.

II was ascertained on reliable author
ity yesterday that one large producer
had within the last week disposed Of
large amount Of copper at 81 cents
pound, cents below the price agreed
on for export. Though this was better
than recent reports regarding the mar
ket for copper metal had IL, contracts
under which this business was done have
clause protecting buyers from any
future decline in the price. II there Is
further break In tho price OF copper
there will be reimbursement permitted in
the settlement for the sale. How far
the copper shares had discounted THE
continued weakness in the metal market
and the expectation OF further weakness
was the question In the minds OF many
in the financial district. At It's low, 5eH
yesterday. Anaconda was hut an eighth
above the low of 1918. It's high record
was fraction more than los in 1915.
Before the war Il sold as high as 15ss
Its low for the last ten years was made
In 1914. when II sold ut 24L4 Utah Mt
lite low OF yesterday was half n point
under last years low OF 17L and a half
point more than the low OF the preceding
year. Its high record was made in 1916
at 100. and its lowest in the last ten
years was SO. touched IN 1914.
The sun., 1919-01-09
smeItins's Copper Inventory.

As result of dlsorga nlzat,on In
the metal markets It was said yes
terday that the American Smelt-
Ing and refining Company, IN some
instances. had agreed upon settle
ment for copper taken from It's pro-
duc!ng Affiliations at less than the in
ventory price, The last available bal
ance sheet OF the company indicated ore
and product on hand and In transit OF
about S10l,500, 900. Of which about s49,-
100000 was the value OF the ore TO he
settled for In metals and not In cash.
Against the total OF ores on hand the
unearned treatment charge was nearly
$4,000. 900, indicating about $4,000, 900
as the net value To the company OF the
ores for which II would in the end make
cash settlement. In the appraisal Of
these metal stocks IL was understood n
very conservative basis was used. placing
copper at IL cents. 1t was pointed out
yesterday that the American Smelling
and Refining Company was not in dam
ger Of losing anything on such metal
stocks. since IL settles with Its GUS
toners who own them on the basi.
of the difference between the price nc
tually realized. less the treatment charge
and interest. and the price it originally
advanced on the ore as sent 10 II.
The sun., 1919-01-09

Recent, buying In American Linseed.
according to those In touch with the
market In the shares has been traceable
to houses that usually act for tho control
OF tho company. But the public demand
for the issue has steadily grown since tho
last annual meeting. at which II became
known that the earnings OF tho COM
pany's subsidiaries not reported in its
official statement were large. Attention
was called yesterday TO the fact that tho
American Linseed shareholders even yet
do not know exactly what their company
has earned or what the earnings might
be with the return OF normal conditions
of international trade. In view OF that
situation II appealed TO one stakeholder
outside Of officials OF the company who
was present at that meeting last fall
that the shareholders were entitled to
know the basis on which the inventory
of the company proper was carried in
making up the inventory item OF $3.50
e33 In the balance sheet and also tho
inventory item OF the subsidiary compa-
MES and departments resulting from
their advances OF sl0,379.275 by the
parent company for goods entering into
the manufacture OF staple by-produots.
II the subsidiary companies were carry
ing goods into which these materials
were made up at anything like the price
basis understood to have been adopted
by the parent concern II was claimed
that there must be in the course OF the
next few months a profit TO enlarge
greatly their undisclosed profits of the
last fiscal year.
The sun., 1919-01-09
TREASURY ISSUES
NEW CERTIFICATES
One Series for 100000. 900
Minimum Anticipates
Liberty Loan.

The Treasury Department yesterday
simultaneously announced two di.tinc,
series OF Treasury certificates Of indebt-
edness. ono OF a $500. 100000 minimum
acceptable in payment on Forthcoming
bond subscriptions. and ono with no
definite minimum acceptable In paym.r,
Of taxes.
This Ia the fourth issue OF certificates
Of Indebtedness IN anticipation Of m,
NTH Government war loan and 10 :,
known as sd. II is dated January ~
and natures June II. with interest n,
the usual rate OF AZ per cent year
Subscriptions will be received up 10 Jan
uary 81, and payment must be made At
par and interest on and after January
Is UP TO January 81.
1t IL tho second series OF tax csrtlr.
Gates Issued in advance OF 1919 tax
payments. The first was opened No
venber 7. and subscriptions closed No.
vember 20. The first series known &c
Tt natures next March, IN time for tho
March tax installment, which Is tho fPrs.
quarterly payment. The new certificates
known as To-. dated January l6. will
he payable June II, with interest at a.
per cent. thus maturing In time for III.
payment of the second quarterly tax IN.
stallment Payment at par and accrued
interest for certificates allotted must be
made on January Is or later allotment
Certfca ties OF series IT, the Federal
Reserve Bank said Yesterday, will ta
accepted at par. with an adjustment ~
accrued interest during such tirns AMI
under such rules and regulations a-
shall be prescribed or approved nv the
Secretary Of the Urea surv in payment ~
income and profits taxes when payable
Mt or within sixty days before the ma.
tur!ty Of the certificates. Certificates
Of this series will not be accepted in pay
ment on bond subscriptions.
Treasury certificates ot indebtedneN
Of series 4.F and &C, maturing January
IS and January 80 respectively, and GER
tiicates carrying per cent. Interest 0.
the tax series OF 1919, maturing July IS
with all unmatured interest coupons al
tached, will he accepted at par, with an
adjustment OF accrued interest, in paw
ment for any certificates at A., per cent
OF series IT, now offered which shall \.
subscribed for and allotted.
Treasury certificates Of Indebtedness
~ series AFT, dated Septnnbe Il, 1sil
and maturing January l5, 1919. VIII h
aocepted at par. with an adjustment OF
accrued interest. In payment for any cor
tifcates Of series 5-D now offered which
shall be subscribed for and allotted.
The sun., 1919-01-09
Tobacco shares Featured.

Tho strength OF the tobacco shares
Yesterday was not due. as IN other days.
to any rumors Of mergers about TO be
contaminated. but more logically TO the
prospect OF even larger gross business in
the industry this year than in 1913. The
annual report OF General Cigar ia ex-
pected for publication in the near flu
ture. and word has passed about the
financial district that II Will show not
only record demand for !,a products,
but splendid gross ard net earnings
United Cigar Stores, which also made Il
new high record, led the toba eco group
in tho rise, and rs In the case OF other
tobacco issues. was bought because of
the record OF last year and the hope Of
this year. In n recent statement the
United Cigar Stores Company declared
that the available supply OF leaf to-
bacco from which all grades OF cigars
are made Is depleted the world over. 30
that no reduction either In the oost OF
raw materials or in items OF manufao-
ture is IN prospect. When the manu-
featuring costs are reduced. and only
then, II was eaid. would distributors
prices be reduced. American Tobacco
made q new high for eighteen months.
The sun., 1919-01-09
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Ginal Rsadjustmens Period.

After me cioss yesterday talk in brok-
erags circles was that Wall Street had
como close to the beginning OF that Anal
readjustment period through which
stocks are expected TO 60 before the
boom Of prosperity. 1t has been Gus
tomary to look upon the movement in
specialtes as an Illustration Of tho
January rally and with rails doing better
under the impetus of the testimony at
Washington and local fractions holding
their own with the aid OF revelations OF
Importance regarding increased fares.
the sentiment in the Street improved
vastly despite the dulness that held the
market for the greater part of the short
session. One student of speculation re-
marked that view OF the list seems to
present tho start OF the prosperity
period itself. except that the community
was awaiting further unfavorable fac
tors in the copper and the steel sltua-
lions.
The sun., 1919-01-09

Texas and Pacific Land Trust stock in
the brief session advanced 81 points
from the close OF Tuesday. II ended the
day AZ $50. rs high. after only 1900
shares had changed hands. The specu-
lative interest in the stock Ia on par
with that IN other companies having
lands in Texas wherein might be found
large quantities OF oil. AS yet the COM
pany has discovered no oil. but the
huge acreage IL owns has given It a
place OF prominence In tho oil boom.
which yesterday had It's counterpart
again in some OF the Standard on issues
on the curb. Vacuum oil, for instance,
sold 90 points more than Tuesdays
close OF 99s
The sun., 1919-01-09

114 l0lcen 4 South Amer Tel. ITO ITO
~ ...I
The sun., 1919-01-09
Certificates Total $4,000. 900 900.

WARRINGTON, Jan. S--Two new Issues
OF certificates OF Indebtedness. ono for
s6ooo0n.o00 In anticipation OF nth Lib
erty Loan receipts and the Other tor all
indefinite amount in anticipation OF tax
collections IN June. announced to-day by
the Treasury. raised tho aggregate o.
certificates outstanding or offered to ap-
proNimatey $4,000. 100000. This r"pre-
scnts roughly the current debt o, thu
Government. most OF wHich will bc 70
funded in Liberty bonds
About $500. Q0O,"Ou in certificates
have been offered since the fourth In
crty Loan. including s794. 900. GOA in tox
certificates, but not making allowance
for the issue OF the Indefinite amount an
nounccd to-day. In addition $500. 0uo-
600 of certificates issued IN anticipation
of the fourth Liberty Loan receipts are
outstanding.
The sun., 1919-01-09

same month in 1917. according to sta
tStics made public by tho Board OF
Trade to-day. The increase was mostly
In foodstuffs and raw materials of which
s22,500.oo0 was cotton.
Exports increased largely, cotton tex
tiles providing Sl0.000,000 Of the in
crease.
The sun., 1919-01-09
ROlla Wells ResfRns,

ST. LOUIS. Jan s.--Rolla Wells gov
ernor OF the Federal Reserve Bank Ot
St Louis and OF the Eighth Federal Re-
serve DlstTict. to-day confirmed tn" -a-
port that he had resigned his rosl'' r
and said that he had been notified "a;
his successor would ha feectsd non.
The sun., 1919-01-09

The Hooking Valley Products Com
pany has made arrangements to resume
full interest payments on its first mort
gage o per cent, sinking fund gold bonds
due In 1861 and 10 pay In full In United
States Liberty AIS the relinquished In
terest which on July last amounted to
10 per cent OF the face value OF the
Issue. Holders OF tho bonds are re-
quested to deposit them with certificates
for re.inQuished interest with the Bank
ers Trust Company. 1t il said that
holders OF large amount OF the bonds
have consented TO the plan and that as
soon as tho number OF assents Is SUM-
cient the company will take steps TO
modify the provisions of the sinking fund
by reducing the tax or royalty on coal
mined or taken from property subject
to mortgage and tax or royalty on oil
taken from the companys property.
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DIAMONDS GOING UP
Purchase Of Good Diamond Pays Far
Better Than Leaning Money At Low
Per Cent - A Beautiful 0ift That
Increases lts Value Every Day.

Buying q good diamond for yourself
or making present Of a fine stone II
like buying gold dollars at 10 to 20 per
cent discount. DIAMONDS earn money
for their owners. Last years diamond
Is worth q great deal more today than
it was last year.
But be sure you get a fine stone, one
with a guaranty behind 1t, from a
Jeweler VINO knows gems and their
value and who will protect you in
Your purchase.
Tha, means Eellberg's Jeweiry
Store. We have perfect stones in a
variety OF weights and prices to suit
every purse. They are not off color or
badly cut stones. Every one, large or
small, is the best Of its class. We
know diamonds. We stand behind
them. Trust our knowledge and we
can assure you a real bargain what
ever the size Of the stone.
We have everything a good and up
to-date store should carry. You can
buy safely Of us. Look over our
assortment of rings, watches, every
thing you are thinking Of. We have It
and will make you honest prices for
honest goods. Eellberg's welry
Store.
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HaverhIIl Items,

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stabler left Monday
for Kansas City. whore they will visit
with Mrs, stabler's parents until after
Now Years.
Misses Josephine and Mary Lang
were at Marshalltown Monday,
George Holland spent Sunday at To-
ledo. III 4
NJ. and Mrs. William Wslp are prs
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pairing to so ~ California aftar New
Yeors 20 spend the winter.
George Meier went to Ames Monday
on business.
M. Kunkel was At AIarshslltown
Monday on business.
II. b. Wclp has shipped his house
hold goods TO Oklahoma and will move
his family there to make his home.
A. Lolwing. Vincent Welp, Erbin
Krier. Edmund Kopel and Ray Good
man. who are attending Dubuque Col
legc, are homo FOR vacation Of q
month.
II, Il. Kopei went to Chicago Sunday
morning with three carloads OF cattle
c. C. Bonawitz's now house Is near
Ing completion. He expects to move
his family into It some time In Janu-
AIRY.
II. M. st. John has moved his family
Into the house on Main street recently
vacated by A. Heimerrnan.