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Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31
South PenObsCot.

Miss Nan Grindle came home from
Brookline, Mass, Wednesday, TO
spend the Christmas vacation WIN
her parents, Arthur Grindle ana VIE.
Miss Ida Perkins is home from
South Orrington. where she mas peen
teaching.
George P. Leach died at his home
rridov evening. Dec. 10, after a
short illness, though for some months
he had been in poor health. MI.
Leach was an affectionate brother, a
husband worthy of praise, and KIND
friend and neighbor. He will be
greatly missed. Much sympathy Is
felt for the family FuneFai Ser
vices were held at the home sunday
Rev G. A. Smith officiating. A quar-
tet M sang his favorite hymns. I'm, the
florai tributes were many and beau
tiful.
Dec. 80.
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31
North sedgwlck.

Mrs. Nellie Beede has gone to New
York for the winter.
Miss Florence Allen is home from
New York for the holidays.
The installation of the grange Off
GERS will take place January 2.
Foster Blake, U. of NJ, is spending
the holidays with his mother. Mrs.
w. III. Pervear.
Eva Marks, who spent the past two
months in town, returned to East
Bluehill Monday.
The smelt fishermen have quite a
village on the salt pond, and are max
ing fairly good catches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Torrey are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of son, Clarence E., born Dec.
10.
Cleaves Clapp of West Brooklin is
employed as clerk at G. NJ Allen &
sons store. He will soon move his
family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton of Bluehill
Falls have been with their son Lin
wood the past week, during the seri-
Gus illness of the little daughter
Mildred.
School closed Dec. 10, after a sue
cessful term taught by Miss Helen
Merrill of Bluehill All are sorry to
hear she will not return for the re-
mainder of the year.
F. H. Goldie, who has been in
specting load of slaves purchased
from the Bluehill Lumber Co. for
Trinidad, S. A., left for his home in
Washington, D, c., Monday.
Dec %. X
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31
Eicn


Earle Emery was the guest OF RI.
G. Smith last week.
Miss Mildred Leland. who has
been IN Boston the past four months,
is home.
Burton HodRkins OF Augusta IS
visiting his parents, J. t. Hodgkins
and wife.
Miss Lois Leland OF Portland spent
Christmas with her mother, Mrs. w.
II. Young.
Mrs. Millicent Rollllard and son
Philip left last week for Boston TO
spend the winter.
Frank Cummings and James cou-
sins, who are employed az Lamoine,
came home last week.
II. NJ. Jellison, who has been in
Bar Harbor hospital for an operation
for appendicitis. came home last
week.
Fl. A. Leland and family. Waldo
Jordan and family OF Bar Harbor.
and o. F. Leland and family OF HuIl's
Cove, spent Christmas with their par
ents. o. b. Leland and wife.
Dec. 20. v
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31

Ine pupils and teacher of school
NO. l gave Christmas entertainment
ana tree at the schoolhouse Wednes-
day afternoon. The tree was loaded
time. e0o"
Earle H. Jordan and wife are re-
celVing congratulations on the birth
of son. va :"
L. f. Jordan has moved his crew
into the woods.
Hollis D. Jordan has gone to Spec
tacie pond with his numbering crew.
Dec. 20. p
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31
Marlboro.

an AN exceedingly merry Christmas
SSTcaslon was observed at Mr.. and
ntrs. U. w. Ford's, when thew had az
i Fiun suests Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Hodg-
Iaii.sa anu Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Ielian of Lamoine.
miistmas at Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L..
romh cano was of I'VE olden" signifi-
famiS,. f when four generations of the
traa sathered around a Christmas
nsoo nsnted by the glow of a fire.
tha a'e, Mrs. Palmyra Springer was
% sreat-grandmother of the marty
,snnai nmairiooro. with sense of pride
I'M S .ne return of Mr.. and Mrs.
hsra rord and family to their home
cii,o marlboro dislikes to see its
| lIIa th go away, but their return ia
'nat OF the prodigal son.
ana %r and Mrs. Rexford Hodak;ns
win WIN .heir daughter will snend the
khs. "''n Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Hodg-
the | Har,do nodgkins Wilson has rented
not ooa,y riey Hodgkins place, but will
M upy 1t until the summer.
outra year 1920 will without doubt
perity "a al previous years in pros
ness il ,ur Marlboro. Already bust
Drospeo,s ,sood' but the summer season
mer visit - exceedingly bright. SUM
never heirs bars VIII seek this resort as
will ho peIore. At least two cottages
to the shn' huiit' and If the proposed road
boom ~ is constructed, il will he
NJ. NJ 10 property there. - ''
We're gaas. aaa Mrs. Arthur Hodgkins
Hodgkins1as at Christmas of Mrs
Dec. 90 parents, in Sedgwick
IN, Jane"
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31
Sound,

Miss Margaret Higgins, who has
employment in Bangor, is home on a
vacation.
Miss Vivienne Havey and Miss
Clara Glindle are employed at North
east Harbor.
There were two Christmas trees in
Tracy's hall Thursday evening. fol-
lowed by dance.
Miss Evelyn Reed of Sound and
James Cobb of Portsmouth, N. H.,
were married recently at Portsmouth.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Higgins sympathize with
them in the loss of their little son Ed
win, after but few days illness.
Dec. 27. III.
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31

DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Go after it with Sloan's
Liniment before it gets
dangerous

Apply little, don't rub, let it pene-
trate. and-good-by twinge! Same for
external aches, pains, strains, stiffness
of joints or muscles, lameness, bruises.
Instant relief without mussiness or
soiled clothing. Rcliable--the biggest
selling liniment year after year. Eco
nomical by reason of enormous sales
Keep big bottle ready at all times
Ask your druggist for Sloan's Lini-
ment. Csc, zoe, $1.4O.
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31
Bayside.

Capt. A. E. Closson is spending
Christmas week at home.
Miss Frances Closson is home from
Ellsworth high school for the holi-
days.
Capt. e. E. Ray and family have
returned home after fourteen months
across the border.
Dec. %. C. A. G..
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31
South Bluehill.

The Sylvester Packing Co. eioseu
its clam shop Dec. ~.
The ladies' aid society held a SO
ciahle and sale at the chapel Dec To-
Net proceeds, about s4o'
Dec. %.
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31

;1l Inc true L. E Atwoods Medicine brings quick relief
the RISK OF injurious after-eects Instead of a
t Improvement at the expenfe of weakening some
a organ i helps the entire digestive apparatus tones the
stomach ana establishes healthy condition Tatn
regularly the physical Improvement which will res mi,
als2 so overcome the fear Of new attack W
L. F.. can be given with perfect safety 70 e,,sv,
Of tne family 1t has been family healthresorer fo IN
yea s friends are seadfast You buy large bo.
teaspoontul dosesl from your druggist for s0 esns
L. f." Medicine Co, Portland, Maine M " Ssn'S
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31

Capt. Elisha Bickford and wife of
Winter Harbor are visiting here.
James Dolan and wife of Birch
Harbor are with Guven Whitaker
and wife for the winter.
Mrs. Edith Hovey has returned
from a visit with her sister. Mrs. Ed
gor Hicks, in New Hampshire.
Dallas Ashe has moved his family
from the Ira Shaw house into the
Howard Tracy house. He has mad a
telephone put in.
Schools opened Dec. 22. Mrs.
George Stanley teaches at Chicken
Mill, Mrs. Leroy Squirting the gram
mar and Mrs. Dallas Ashe the pri-
mary here.
Dec. %. "Eittab %
Subscribe for the American
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31
Walthaun.

Fails was the weekend guest ~
Nettie DeBeck. u
The Helpsomehow club held its
Christmas sale Dec. 16.
Dec. %.
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relief

sunerer from indigestion, dyspepsia
the worthless,
Ilseh containing harmful drugs
frequently naYe
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31

Subscribe for the American
S1.50 Per Year
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31

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$1.5O Per Year
Ellsworth American., 1919-12-31

Milton Torrey arrived home Sun
day from Rockland, where he has
been working. --'''
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-09-11
Says He Is Entirely Cur.
ed of Cancer
byers, Colo Naa Wa Successfully
Treated fer Cancer by Dr..
o. 4 10Aaoaa

Mr.. Silas N. Coreham. Box 1856,
byers, Colo, was treated for cancer q
the lip ten yeaFs ago by DR.. o. A.
johnson. prominent cancer specialist
Of Kansas City. No. Mr.. Goreham
~:
Il believe Dr.. o. A. johnson
can aad yin cure cancer, for he
cured me sound and we'll Of one
on my lip in June 1909. have
not seen any signs Of anything
since. 1Asss b almost no scar
at all, and my health has been
fine ever since"
Dr. johnson has become widely
known As . specialist in treatment Of
cancer. He conducts large Research
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-09-11

Laboratory, devoted entirely TO this
cruel dioaase. The treatmsat y =
tirely medicinal-externa applications
are used to destroy the cancer and in
ternal medication to purify the Mood.
Any sufferer should write at once to
DIR. Johnson for his book. Cancer
Truths" which tells Of his experiences
and wonderful non surgical trsat-
ment. Address DR.. o. A. Jshnsoa.
Suite $40, 1924 Main st., Kanaas CITY.
No.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-09-11

O.. 4. ns.pssa. lsaas.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-09-11
NOTICE no THE ROYAL NEIGH
DORS OF ANERICA-SOCIAL

The Royal Neighbors of Americs
will have pie social in the I. o. o. r.
hall Friday, Sept. IL, At $50 p. II.
All Modern Woodmen and their wives
and friends are invited. ladies to brig
one pie or more, 80 nobody will -
home sore. Good time for everybody.
The sun., 1919-09-18
CORN MARKET HAS
IRREGULAR TONE
Nervousness and Heavy Liqui-
dalton Cause Reaction to
Lower Levels
LITTLE OUTSIDE DEALING
Oats Decline and Are Weak at
Closing-Provisions Fol-
low Action Of Grains.
LITTLE OUTSIDE DEALING

A nervous irregular tone prevailed
v..terday In the corn market. The
so,n,ng was strong and prices adj
v,nced Q to st cents. but bearish news
caused selling and options reacted to
h.lov Tuesday nights close. After a
anil noon hour prices again climbed.
only to drop on heavy liquidation and
N. feeling caused BY the belief that
m. steel strike would occur. II was
purely a trading market. with little
outsIds interest In II. and that in the
morning. The early rise,was principally
Su. to reports that the farmers In
tended fighting tho lower prices and
would hold their grains. short covering.
steadiness In hogs and buying by COM
mission houses That strong opening
saw September move up 81 cents.
Naturally the cash position showed con-
siderable strength. With the large num-
Der OF shorts covering. the technical
nosition weakened, which with an
nouncsment Of bearish weekly weather
report and Price Currents statements
stimulated selling.
Price Current said that the crop Sas
practically made and that frost would
do little or no damage. verified In the
weekly weather report. which spoke Of
the crop maturing q little too quickly.
Another rally began In the early after
noon, but was short because when II
was seen that stocks were still sailing
and oats were going lower holders be-
gan disposing OF their corn. Belief that
farmers viii hold up the movement that
they may get higher prices attracted
considerable attention. Prices were ir-
regular at the olosa. being up to
of TX cents
Oats were steady up to noon. when
due to the absence Of support and lack
Of foreign business. they reacted, clos
ing weak The decline IN foreign OK
change was an influencing factor in the
drop Receipts were light and country
offerings small Crop advices continue
unfavorable as to new grain. Provi-
sions were irregular. opening strong on
the steadiness in hogs and short cover
ing on the country movement to hold
up the marketing Of live stock. The
weaker tone In grains and hogs caused
some selling and the market closed
weak.
Local grain. sto. quotations Of yes
terday follow:
C0RN-In the local cash market No. .
yellow was quoted at t1.s1k: No. . white.
sLslx, cost and freight New York.
OArs-Ths local cash market was easy;
No. white quoted At ISM: No. white,
t7k6 1sc.; No. white, 7eh 0f1o.. No.
I white. 7s@7shc. all elevator.
BYE-Markst arm; No q Western. ti.B1.
cost and freight New York
BARLEY-Mark~t hrmsr; feeding. l1.fo:
mating, Sis, cost and freight New York.
HAY-Mark.t steady; No.. ]. t1.7o@
LIS; No. :, sS@lssi No. .. tL3s0l.as;
shipping N9Lio.
sTRAw-Msrket steady; No. ! rye. sic
The sun., 1919-09-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

On sale Medium 20 prime steers gem
shs.ly is91ss. higher; common do, un-
sarS! bulls and cows steady. The
prime steers :oia at SO. IS o Il. s. per- 100
S Sssr ,nS2; "tail ends. .iso: Drssssd
Tor common to prime native sides. "
salss-J. shanberg q Son: ~ Ken.
IeEX steers, 1887 lbs. average, ,iJ.aS;
jissc;s '' 10 V'TTs rIa i.is; n, "a. i.i.s.
a.m a,;s; :l,;5ei a, i:il.. ,i,.sS. Kern:
tsiis7'' ,;iE5. So, I;iss .is.as ios. i.s!i.
i,s;tSi Is stoek.rs, ia. ,s "a. Tcbi hs's &
iss59sson; 20 West Virginia steers. I.aOs.
ii,s .s.5i ios s!' also, e K; 70 %y:
SSST: Liz ,sl7t. Newton ss ali' Z &C.; 81
ssiy' g liso ;,t 1sss iss' ssl,s.; q Ken
s ssp a5SS.' II % vIIginis. i.Oss. ,ltss
:iyrrinlaa. LIS i'i,c i: &, %: iiss :I,!S:
4 co.. ,'lO.s5; Il steers ana Soit:rs al
;,s: ? oxen, 1896, $3.50; 8 buiis' iii
fio. , HHT.' i SsS,. %; =. rag ,sis.;
kisInssucsy steers, LOi7, sii.is; .. VirriniS'
i'MMss q, isiO;I'; %. ,LOsS: iIo;7S; s cows.
4 los , YS.irgin'I a. steer. steers die7 sis5s;
s ..a,s is ia III. :Ss isi.a =, hi iiiG 4
Nss, LOst 'li.So; OK, lao, ,ia.
,ai SsALvyES-Reeeipts. 1850 head, 1850 on
unsv.n Eeals active and strong; other calves
prime ysa hiash ga Al sold; Common %
and fed calves, siiSiS; SrSs..ra 70 3 io:
EEft,s I !s5O915o: Westerns ti3Sis.
c SW dressed veAis Arm al aS b s6c. parlhs:
''sn,ry dressed do, 80 eSse. ~ 49,
Ihs s-J. @. Curtis q Son; GO veais. iSs
w. Ssve ISs tts; 3, Iss. iitSoi 10. isS.
.fin mil milk y, s. III; 'isi Z spilS 81 w;
i,s, ;lo. .Jsnifis. wriKhi yea a sssIs
va tss; skim milk calves, ioi, SIT n.
s,ssi,v,s. is7. $40 =. JSad CO.: sHin v %lll
as H.; i. q; VII 4: w:.,:.e. "a! ave. !,
Newton sSs; ;his; 70 % isl. $3.50 S. 800. u
Mss, i is4 s al; - s ssSlii T. ~; y q
;i Hs ,ss ;' w. ~ III, i is suIi: ii::ss
10, isi. is. ,ss.b ss;ns sss > zeal,
'Issaii sss;oI sos iLsc: = !... 1850. Tceis
H. fsd calves. iss. titi 3 West virgins
avg. tft; 30. 50. AZ; fed calves. $50. SIS
SHEEP AND LAnEBs--Rsesipts. Iaoi
SsssHi ~ cars on sale, Market duh and
ES ' eai ssS Ia eISS s % prime sheep
ssii 10 sSSis. i.nsSs soia, same salla ~ ~
The sun., 1919-09-18
COFFEE MARKET.

There was yesterday less selling pres
sure In the coffss futures market, and
after an irregular opening II points
lower to points higher values worked
upward sharply on covering until De-
oember touched l&.7oc., or about Is
points net higher. and other active
months followed the gains. From that
level values sagEed on on realising. clos
ing at net gains Of 10 to IS points OPP
orators seemed disposed to feel out sem
timent after the recent violent sharp
breaks which carried the market loo.
below the high point of June. but the
volume Of business for the day was not
large.
The Santos futures market moved very
irregular throughout the session. ad-
vaneing and declining IN turn The
The sun., 1919-09-18
PUNTA ALEGRE SUGAR CO.

Boston, Mass, Sept. ". 1919. q
To the holders Of First Mortgage SIX fesn
Cent. Convertible Bonds and Collnt- ii
oral Trust Six Per Cent o"nvsrtibiss
AT a Meeting OF the stockholders oss1
Punta Allegro Sugar Company held sepr .
tembsr Is. 1913. 1T was voted TO extend teoi
the holders Of the company's First Mortr,
Collateral Trust Six Per Cent. convertibts1-
Bonds the privilege of at any time eSd
changing such bends fer shares Of the n.
basis specined In said bonds rsspectiveiyI
and without giving the prior notice to the
company now required by the terms OF
version the holders win receive certiacatcxt
for the stock insuable in exchange there4e
for. together with interest on such bonds,ll
cosrssd from the date Of the last mssursa
posit By the terms of the votes Of thu,
stochholders, II is provided that in cas6A
bonds shall be Deposited for convcrsioHs
during any period when the transfer book&e
OF the company are closed. such deposit
shall take effect a. of the date of the rsna,
opening Of tho transfer books. and that ~
any such bond shall have been called feF'
payment by the company prior to Its MAJ
turity and shall be deposited for converrs
SION after the date set for thu prior payn.
ment thereof. the right OF the holder to
make such conversion shah be governeds
by the terms under which such bond waA
originally issued. 1f
The privilege to convert bonds In acn
cordance with the above vote becomes EN-
fectivs Immediately, and q bondholder devo
nrinE to convert may deposit hts bondAf
with The Merchants National Bank Of
Boston. accompanied by a written states
ment Of the name or names in which he
wishes the certificates of stock to be isas
must be accompanied by a written powes
TO transfer the same executed by the regie-r
tered holder. or be registered as payable
to bearer before. such bonds can be coma
RoBERT w. ATKINS. Treasurer. ~ ~
The sun., 1919-09-18

technical position Of the local market Ia
believed TO be very much stronger after
the recent shaking out and 1t was ru-
morsd that several large buying orders
were around the ring awaiting execu-
tion as soon as confidence had been re-
stored. A Santos cable stated that
spectators there were depressing the
market. that receipts would fall on
within the month and that the Rio crop
would be less than expected and not
moro than 2,50O,00o bags.
The sun., 1919-09-18

dressed Dressed la% ns:os Steady isT at '''
Salss--s. Judd a CO.; ios state lambs
lss ' Ksrn. s ~ ~ sSs 's %:si
III. 70. si1j 81. "a. ,iii 3. Pennsyiyanis'
Is, IS. s. sanders: "a State lambs, So
man: 2l7 West Virginia iarabs. Ga fl6.i5i
80. IS; 20, Is. 81 !iate tuesday, SIC West
5 sheep. 100. Is. Islilifs, Wright 4 90:
;ici 3 sheep. iiss, 81 j. q. curtis q Son:
y state lambs, 60. .lEisI ., 80, tiSi ID
a. ssS Sal. /. Sn 4: 81 A1drsw mS
rs. 80; liz sheep IS. 81.
HoGs-Recsipts, $3.50 head cars On
10 lbs; pigs ana lish. ~'ishtA sifS
ssies-.Kerns Commission Col I stat,
noss' lsS lbs; aysrSSs. $3.50. g. Judd =
ST. iso S ssst SHs e. co. 'is i 81 k ss is
non; STAT: A01s. isa Sis, G rough. sh ,ss
Live stock Markets in other Cities,
KANSAS CITY, Sept. IT.. Hogs - Re.
eeipts. $500; steady to higher. Bulk
sisa. sIso 10: i.sSt s'v sis.soSi1 nc
siss;se is.sS, piss. jisSi7.is .'As '0"'
market stsadyi some classes lower. Bee
prime. sls.1S0iT7s; medium and good
rood rood ana sho,es. sis.it oil: common s snt
Ssi5 D is.sb cows. ss9ii.cS; eSnners snt
cutters, st.eoQ6; veal calves. Hight an(
hsndy weight, sil9i7; feeder steers. ts.si
0l1.be; stoeker steers. ss.Bo@s7B.
shssp--Reeeipts. $4,000; steady. Lambs
siiIt6iLas; oulls and esCmsme1. ,1soo
Se.B0 o S.so; ewes. cuils and common. - D
SsS; breeding ewes. tg0iLfb; fssdsl
lambs. sii.so012.TS.
EAST sT; LOUIS: SEPT. i1-;aHs.s;-H..'
SiysSei;i heavy, ,S.iEht iii ii.se; me
s..s ss:aiss iva IVA assA !isssSii;
The sun., 1919-09-18
moeth. .tls.,so1s75i pactinE

''s s.sil!mSssS.,iss ''s
steers, medium and heavy weight, choice
EEoSa, ,iiSis:S0; common, ;s:ssSlo'TS;
eoanoa and Ssdism ana ssSis7s; SutcS 81
cattle. hsifens, $3.50 @lt.7s; cows, ss.35 q
isSo; eann:rs and cutters i5h50G25i
9issS .toeks. steers. 's.a50loi Western
morrow. 5000 lower. Lambs. 81 lbs.
down, yiS@iB,f6; euils and common, ti6o
0lS.7b; yearling wsthera, ts2s@ii.25;
ewes. medium. good and choice, S676@ q:
ccuils ana common. t3@s.boi breeding ewes,
The sun., 1919-09-18

Coffss Oables--Rio was i.6 reis lower for 70
receipts 5000 bags and stock JOi. 900 bags. In
santcs spcts were not quoted, while futures
m,cCo bags, against s, 900 last yoar and 50 90
two years ago, Sac Paulo had "a, 900, against
against 5000 and Nooo bags respectively.
Fms weather was reported in -four districts Of
Sac Paulo and cloudy IN one, with temperatures
Rio stook includes 1000 bags. Food cOntroilsr
The sun., 1919-09-18
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


MANNING, MAXWELL q MOORE. mo.
ing held on September IT, 1919, declared
the regular quartsrly dividend Of one and
one.halt tlM%) per cent. on the capital
stock Of the company, payable September
soth, 1919. TO stockholders OF record on
that date. Books will not close.
GEO. d. BRANSTOE. Treasurer
The sun., 1919-09-18
PUNTA ALEGRE
SUGAR CO. :
The Board Of Directors have passed tia
following resolutions.-- q

feIlevinx resolutiops- 0ce
90
voTED-That there be Appropriated out
OF surplus or net earnings of May slrtsr
1919, and reserved for the payment Of diver
idends upon the common stock during thsa'
year beginning October I. 1919. q sum sufaf
hcient. In the opinion OF the Treasurer. to
provide for the payment during such perI
fod Of dividends at the rate OF 1o% $500
per shared per annum. and further
vOTED-That out of the sum above
voted to DO set aside for the payment OF
dividends there Is declared upon the conn
mon stock outstanding at the close OF
business October !. 1919, a dividend Of
thereof. payable October Is, 1919. to stock0f
holders Of record at the close OF businssss =
October !. JsIs. nt
NoDnA W. AfAiNo' treasurer. 0It
September l5. 1919. 0asl
The sun., 1919-09-18

A dividend, No. 1o3. OF two and ons-haif
per cent (2b%) for tho quarter ending
September 30th, 1919 has been declared
by the Board Of Directors out OF past ssrn-t
ings. payable October lat. to Stockholders
Of record at the close OF business Ssptenn.s
Der 18th. II!
J.H. TowNE, Secretary. 4
The sun., 1919-09-18
XNYdKOo a0Hs IYoaM
Howe Sound Company

rev fork, september ~, 1918, .
The Board OF Directors OF the Howa
Sound Company have declared a quarterly
dividend OF Five Cents per share upon thAf
outstanding capital stock OF the Com pc vi
payable October Is, 1919, to stockhoideEg.
OF record at the close OF business, Septsnsf
WI wAI.MnRrH sanr.t.rr ~
The sun., 1919-09-18
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

I,OST-PAss Beck No. 60Ol Of thu
Chatham q Pbsniz National Bank 2oS
East BTth stIsst, City. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
The sun., 1919-09-18

PHILADELPHIA BANK STATEMENT.
The sun., 1919-09-18
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS..


Northern Pacific Railroad Company e
Notice 10 hereby given that the annuI
NoRTaERN Pacific RAiLRoAp CON-.
PANY will be held on Thursday. Oct 10,
1919, at twelve o'clock noon. at No. ~,
Nassau Street, New York City, for the put-
pose OF eiectinE thiTteen Directors OF the
Company 10 serve for ope year and unuI
their successors are elected. and for tho,
transaction OF any business that mar,
lawfully be brought before the meeting M
e. A. GAY, Secretary. q
New York, septembsr 3. Isls. ..
The annual meeting of the stockhoIdsrs
Of the Horn Silver Mines Company will b.
held At the once 81 the Company, Room
Utah, on October II, 1912, at 10 A. NJ. fof
the election OF Directors for the year couIr
meneinE January I, 1890, and for the trans.
action OF all other business that may DO
lawfully brought before II. q
The transfer books will close ssptembst
10. 1919. at u noon and reopen octobss
/, 1919, at 10 A. N. NJ
The sun., 1919-09-18

FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY

New York City.
The Board OF Directors Of the Fidelity
Trust Company has declared q quarterly
dividend OF TWO AND OND-HALF PER
CENT. (ah%) on the capital stock Of the
company, payable September Soth. 1918, 10
stockholders Of record at the close of
business September 22nd. 1915.
Transfer books will be closed at 3 p. NJ
on September 2snd, 1918. aud will reopen
October I, 1919.
Cheeks for the diVidsnd will be matI.d
September tsth, 1919,
xNDREw u. MARS Secretary.
September H. 1919,
The sun., 1919-09-18
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

ALILS-CHALMERS MANUFACTURING ~
COMPANY. ~
September 4th, 1918. " "
The Board of Directors has A. lpred
dividends of One and Three quartsrs Pef
Cent for quarter ending Septeloa r 80,
1913, and Three-quarters Per Cen o. 49,
count accumulated dividends, OF taN pVss!
ferrsd stock of this Company. p.yAAls o99i
tobsr Is. 1919. to preferred 81 5cs nOidst4t
Of record at the close OF business SEM
TENDER so, 1919. Checks for such ciylaer "!
will be mailed 10 preferred stockhotdefA
and to holders of voting trust csrt1cateb
for preferred stock remaining uneNcha % z "A
OF record September so. 1918. rranSfef
books will not be closed.
II. WOODLAND. Secretary And TrAapirAr.f