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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22
ASK funds FOR
Storm VICTIMS
Mayor r. G. Clark is De-
signated to Receive Funds
for Sufferers in
Texas.
STATEWIDE CAMPAIGN
Governor Harding Issues
Proclamation Asking
State for Aid.
STATEWIDE CAMPAIGN

Mayor r. G. Clark has been named
to receive contributions from the PEG.
pie of Webster City and community
for the storm sufferers in Texas
Governor Harding today issued a
proclamation asking the people of Iowa
to come to the aid of those stricken in
the Texas hurricane and designat ting
the mayors of all towns in the state as
the parties to receive and forward any
funds contributed
The damage in the state of Texas
md parts OF Arkansas runs well up
into millions of dollars and calls for
help have been sent broadcast over the
nation. The need for assistance is
great and no doubt there will
be, many from this community who will
rpSn0n1 b
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22
The Proclamation.

The governors proclamation follows
State of Iowa, executive department,
proclamation by the governor: The
disastrous hurricane and tidal wave
that swept Corpus Christi and sur
rounding territory in the state of Tex
as is followed by want and suffering by
the people OF the devastated district,
and financial aid from the generous
and sympathetic people of the state of
Iowa is invited.
Therefore. l. W. L. Harding. COVER
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22
HOOn Shoots Well.

Jewell Record: w. S. HOOn returned
home Sunday morning from Minneapo-
lis where he participated in two days
registered shooting tournament. Billy
shot at 400 targets, breaking 3S1 Off an
average of 95A per cent. And he made
the score under rmfavOrable cOndi-
tons, shooting in rain all Of the second
day.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22
Injuries Hand,

Jerome Barber. 1412 Division street.
is suffering from blood poisoning in
the thumb of his left hand as a result
OF running silver under the nail. Mr..
Barber was WORKING with well drill
ing crew near town when the accident
occurred.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22
Paving Under WAY.

Stratford Courier: The paving is now
under full sway. The big machine
commenced work at the west end of
Tennyson street and is working west.
The cement, rock and sand mixture is
fully mp to the required specifications
and is frequently tested by the cement
association inspector, who is contin-
ually on the work. AS soon as the
cement has ''set" sufficiently, it is
covered with several inches of earth to
keep it from setting" too fast. This is
to remain on the paving for
from ten to fourteen days. Then the
dirt is removed and the street is open
ed for traffic. The contractors are us
ing the best of asphalt binders and eN-
pansion joints.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22

nor of the state OF Iowa. do hereby ap-
peal to the prosperous people Of the
state for immediate financial aid for
the unfortunate people Of the devas-
tated district of Texas. Out of our
plenty. let us give literally TO those in
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22

state, and by him transmitted to the
officials in charge of the relief work
at Corpus Christi, Texas.
(Seal) In testimony whereof, have
hereunto set my hand and caused to
be affixed the Great Seal Of the State
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22
Biz Millinery Sale Now On.

Closing out big line of millinery at
big reduction. Also show cases,
counters, tables, furnishings and furni-
.tnre. n One fine upright Hallett &
Davis piano, large size lawn swing,
wood stove heater, household furniture,
etc. Maggie L. Smith. S-29f1j1d-tf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22
Farm Loans.

See w. w. Pearce, phone 726, Web
ster City, and arrange for the farm
loan you will need this fall or next
spring No commission on 33 year
loans.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22
DAILY MARKETS
Furnished by The Trans Mississippi
!" Grain Company, H. H. Audley,
Manager. Phone $40.
AFTERNOON GRAIN LErTER.

Chicago, Sept. 22.-The realization of
the steel strike had evidently been dis
counted by the market. for corn open
ed stronger and scored an advance of
2M to 3Ac. The news was not espe-
cially favorable to holders. Cash de
mand was slow and the premiums on
the cash article about one cent. Con-
sumers are evidently holding off on
their purchases, but to offset this, far
mers are not selling anything to speak
OF, and the prospects are for very
light movement in the immediate fu-
ture. The strength today can be at
trlbuted to general short covering by
those who We're bearishly inclined on
the strike. When liquidation failed
to appear on the opening this morning,
the covering, started. Prices closed at
the high point of the day and it does
not appear as if they had yet reached
turning point, especially if the dis
satisfaction with present price levels
results in the farmer holding his corn
and oats
The oats market has shown an I'M
dertone of strength all day. Sentiment
has yeered from its extreme bearish-
ness and gains of II cents for the day
have been made on short coverings and
reinstating of long lines. A spring
wheat sale at 263 was used as a bull
argument for both oats and corn. Good
domestic demand is essential in main
tanning the advances of the day.
Trans-Mississippi Grain Co
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Hogs $4,000. Top $1S.25.
Cattle $4,000.
Sheep 31,0OG
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22
+s.*.***:**+** *-***.****
lettings About the
County.
Restaurant Sold.

Ellsworth News: Mrs. II. Fl. Keesee.
who has owned the Busy Bee restau-
rant here the past six months. has dis
posed of her stock and good will to
Nels Lande.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22

distress.
l hereby appoint the mayor Of the
cities and towns as agencies for the
collection of such contributions as may
be offered, all funds to be forwarded to
Honorable +. II. Hoyt. treasurer of
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22

of Iowa.
Done at Des Moines, this Goth day
'of September, 1919.
W. L. Harding, Governor.
Attest: w. G. Ramsay, Secretary OF
State
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-22
For Sale.

Residence property and vacant lots.
All well located. Maggie L. Smith.
S-29f1j1d-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
LIVE STOCK MARKErS

BEEvEst--Receipts. sss head; s car
! on on sale; No transactions reported; feel.
slow at isG.Sc. per ID. for common zee ~
| choice native. sides ~
CALyEs--Receipts $40 head, $50 A.
ale T.ie' Market slow and unevenly lower
,lssSoTfsc p psf i isS ID. y vs,. ;Gld
Dressed calves sSsier; city dressed veal,
foga7c- per lh.; country dressed DO. ii
/ saies-s. sand.rsi iIs vsais ITS n.
;,..ssra.s, 'iL5Oi IsS. 10. 1855, ! cults
SHEEP AND LAMBs-R.e.ipt. I.-s,
sheep twsthsrS sold a, nisS ~, s,'a az
lbs ; lambs, 1880; virginia spring lambs
sSi. Dressed mutton very .i,w a; iso
lambs. ssos2o; dresssd spring lambs, 80
0S7c; country dressed hothouse iambs
N@is per carcass; imitation DO. ss0s
virginia spring lambs. II lbs. average. siii
10 state lambs. u. ,lSso; 10 oulis.
HoGs-Rsc.ipts. $3.50 head; half q car
on sale: Market steady. Prime Pennsyi-
r Tsns hSf; sold cGM, ,S1 per 100 iSs
saiss-s sander: Is psansy,v.n,..
ssess. iss lbs. average. $3.50; . roughs.
Lave Stock Markets In Other cities.
KANSAS CITY. May u:-HesseR.-
average Packer. top. 5000; bulk. 1850
i a. sosS ,Tsss s:Jy I'm
'iS:.ssis5s; piss, .issis.so.
lower; she stock mostly SOC. TO 80. lower;
some u lower. Gamers and cutters strong;
bulls 3sc. lower; veal calves 81 hishsri
feeder loWaf
sheep-Receipts, mono; market for week
mutton lambs and goats strong to $50.
higher; others steady; no quotations.
$50 st. ! LoSIs' N.S ',mHSs;Rco.n
si:;so0.isIs; =. butchers ''oiS0'S7o;
"' csiil.M GSSspsi.o 500; steady. N..iv.
Is; cow. ,lo5O@iI5O, .teeIsr. ana feed
srs sbs MO9Rsseji calves 500 Ts .sSx
'ISi56ls5O; ewes. ,Is0lisc.
5000 bulk Of sale. Sc; 10 100 higher: clos.
bulk, 1000 3Ost; heavy weight, 1880 q
1915; medium weight, Slo,sS@2o.7b; light
weight, {2o92 o5s; light lights, SIC. iB0
SsS n'A pseR RnStn :os ;."' .oS %So'
Ms; pigs. ,IsSo6IS.it.
cattie-Receipts' 1000; compared with
week ago, good and choice heavy steers
75c. to 81 lower; common and medium
grades and yearlinss mostly zoe to $50
lower; best cows and helfors SOC. to Use.
tll steady to a5c, lower bologna bulls
strong to 26c. higher: butchers steady.
Veal calves, sl.76 to - higher; neshy feed
ers soc. to 1Sc. lowers stockers and light
feeders steady
sheep-Recelpts. 1000; market strong.
compared with q week ago. spring lambs
and best shorn strong to 25c. higher; other
lambs steady to 25c. lower: sheep and
yearlings mostly 25c. to soc. lower.
CINCINNATI, May A.-Hogs-ReoetptS
1000; steady,
Cattie-RecciptA roo; weak. Calves
steady.
shssp---RseeiptH none; steady. Lambs
steady, Slt0ls2B.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
shaner OIL Bond Offering.

Montgomery & Co.. Bonbright & Co.
and H. M. Byllesby q Co. are Offering
for public subscription at s5 and interest
$4,000, 900 Shaffer OIL and Refining
Company first mortgage convertible 6
per cent sinking fund gold bonds dated
Juno /, 1919, and due on June /, 1929.
They are part Of an authorized issue OF
SIS. 100000, are in denominations of
800. $500 and $1,000. fully registered
in denominations OF $1,000 to 5000 and
$40. 900. and callable in whole. in part
or for the sinking fund at 1913 and in
terest for the FIRST five years 102h and
interest for the following two and a half
years and thereafter at 1o2 and interest.
They are convertible into participat ting
per cent cumulative preferred stock at
los. They are guaranteed as to princi-
pal, interest and sinking fund payments
and as to all covenants of the mortgage
by Endorsement OF the Standard Gas and
Electric Company on every bond. The
company will acquire the interests of c.
B. Shafter and associates and the State
Lands OIL Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26

Brazil would be happy 20 see Prent
industries draw upon BraEil's sgrcu
tural and mineral wealth n "ho.
Brazil would cooperate In coneudlhs
DR.. Pessoa offered toast 70 the PRIV
perity OF France.
The North American and South Ans.
lean delegations TO tho Peace Corfersn'
will given a dinner In honor OF v
Pessoa tomorrow evening Prer1e'
Wilsoa vii he present ana maze
brief speecn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
Brown for Fan Suits.

The prediction 10 made IN the whole
sale cloak and suit trade that brown
will be the leading color for women's
apparel for fall. this being in line with
the dictates OF the French stylists The
popularity which taupe enjoyed for the
last two fall seasons appears to be
coming to an abrupt end In tho suit
trade and Is being replaced with vaNed
shades OF brownish tans.
Anaconda q yellowish brown Of leath-
er tone. is said to be favored by manu-
facturers in preparing their lines for
fall. with faison. mocha, beaver. &C,
also In the range of the most popular
shades.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26

corporations with connections IN Brazil.
Paul Deschanel President OF the
Chamber OF Deputies, in a speech paid
tribute to Brazil's part in the war and
outlined a plan for fostering French Gull
ture in Brazil. beginning with the estab-
lishment of French schools
DR.. Pessoa in reply said Brazil would
be happy to SEQ France In commercial
competition take in Brazil the high place
to which she is entitled by the excellence
OF her productA Likewise, be added,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26

Petitions In Bankruptcy.

ISAAC PoRTMAN-A voluntary petition
OF Isaac Portman, real estate broker of
and Asset. ;sGw : 4s. .s,s Of
largest creditors are: James s. Hopkins
as receiver for the Illinois Surety Com
cs Tn'e EsS Tx as,s s ..qs d1Grss Colon
$3.50. J. Scion BinsOhn. 2Os Broadway.
JEAN cooPER-A voluntary petition of
Jean Cooper a singer; Of lts East For.
ors are: Musical Courier compsny, a tsi
Fifth avenue. $500: Nine. Anne Steven
son. 42s West End avenue, 3ss5. and
1850 Maurice Lefkort. 1856 Brosdwsy, is
the attorney.
Receivers In bankruptcy.
EMPIRE LIST COMPANY, INc.-Judre
Julius n. Mayer appointed Abner B.
for the Empire Lis, Company 'V Inc. o0 sos
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were died May
~, Manhattan. Tho nrst name 10 that
OF the debtor:
Anderson. F. Emil F.-F. sehi-
maoher Co. ..,............ t2ee.1S
Blond Minnie. and Benjamin
Green-People. &C ........... 500 90
Bonded Warehouse Corp.-M. C.
Jameson .......:....... sso,e
Brouwer q Davas. Incl swer-
Columbia Machine Works ana
haileabie Iron Col. X. De-
isno. Jr, costs ............... Iss.Is
Clark. Marion K.-Chariss q Co. iiLs5
KiIht .;;.::...:;..;;....:... 0&0
Go: ..:.;..;,;:.;.;:...:.:... lI4ls
National FSldins BOZ Co.; Lss.so
Young; ee.t: ..;............. ISsos
X; 2. eastman .;....u...... ,TLH
Inc: :...:i....;...:.........,. 1873
r. wall ;;:;;;:..,y,,...,..:....;. isais
den; costs .................,. inn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26

Hellenic Chemical 4 Color Co..
Ine.-D. Bloom .............. sSllS
Ketcham, Marvin n. q Fideiity
= Deposit Co of Md.-Peopis,
xsrs. tuoi:ii. TO. q iipD: ''"''
King, Mioh::ii.' ana ooi:m.n s"
vS Kins Bro.;l-J. J.; Kslly:.... ssrIss
k; Ses.nP DS:S,Ss. ana Ben'amin "a. =.
Kaufman. Louis J-Laisi Motor ~
IA Rosa Alno-T. Rsnsno..:.. 1.ss,.s7
ssss ..' S S; 5.iyI :::::::: ,.! IL:
Requisite Bag Z Paper o;:;.:-y. i"'"
Rodney. pus.ni:,, or Mr.: N. ". W.T."
Smith. Harry By, s Ssnii::... ss .sf
sinol.ir, Frederick w-B. Altman
$3.50 Alta: o.. Ine-J. Il. lar: i'
KIN 81 a go. &c.. s.,iLi,
snbsrt. Morris tGsnhs.t:a pr::: low
smi.S S1 HsrS oo, 81 No1r; :,SS;. 90,
smiisvit.. I.SisnEi. sioei..,: sn.s
Vsfftas Realty Cor %. waish asa &c
BRocsx.
The iirst nams - that OF he dsbtorr
BECK. George F.-'Nagis PaekfnS
Fried. Gcionon..s.' Hii crn.,.in... Imm
ooidbsrssr, benjamin M. M
JACOB. cnsrls..wu.' II Bcn;a... ~"
Pemp.i ccn.iini:. ''tc; Co.. ine..o; "'"
Summers. Sol and. Lcuii:.n Al. "a"
oAenuor 1900
Satisfied Judsments
MANHATTAN.
The hrst name IL that Of the dsSeuv, the
second that OF the creditor, and date when
judgment was filed:
Clarence L. Smith CO Pei
lesrino; April ~. 1918 IRE
Duncan. Henry s.1.;rro,; Antoine. "'s
mobile Exchange. mo; Sept.
E. J. conlin Ca b. L1S:ii :; A'''"
ali Oct IL. 1913. galss
keesler. Louis-D. Littcnbsrr,
Mccoy. John ID. 70. R.S:ii Il '''''
al: March II. lslo............ 1880
Rc.s. Lcui'nM A. Barney ct q:
sohrsmm. Mioha.i ana John WI"
Tulka-Peopie. Ac.; Jan. a,
salinsrdi. Frank. ana oiimplc
Caputo-same; Oct. ~. 1918
schnoorine. Josephine E.-Msr.
camille National Bank Of City
of N. z; Jan 9. 1918. iSsss.Y,
Wolfe. Michael NV J. drsesr;
Sept IL. lsi%.............. <es.s1
BRONX.
Gold. IsrseAB. Yockelson: March
~ A'As ''''''.'.'.. ......... U.1<t.eB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26

After an Investigation which disclosed
the fact that the cotton thread indus
try in this country had moro than 500
shades in process, the manufacturer
have decided TO adopt tho standard
color card Of tho Textile Color Associa-
ton of the United States, az Il was found
impossible to produce satisfactorily all
OF the other colors.
Dyers OF straw braid also are using
the standard colors by name and num-
Der.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Campaign to Buy Now
Planned by Retailers

I'D or now is the mes.s. the
y United States Department of
Labor will deliver AZ the
spring meeting Of the National Retail
Dry Goods Association which opens in
81 Louis tomorrow. Because Of the
close connection between the mer-
chants buying policy and the un-
employment problem. the department
In about to inaugurate In n vigorous
way n campaign to stimulate produc-
ton and purchasing.
There Ii much favorable senti-
mont toward the Buy Now" move
mont among members Of the textile
and apparel trades- In some branches
there In a strong demand for merchsn-
disc, but q scarcity OF goods, The
present period Of rising prices In the
cotton and other markets, II 10 be-
lieved. will have the effect Of con-
vincins those who have waited for
prices to reach their minimum that
this point already has been reached
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
FRENCH HONOR DIR. PEssoA.
President-nIect Of Brasil Quest at
Banquet.

PARIS. May ab.-Dr. Bpitacio Pessoa,
OF Brazil. was the guest
OF honor last night at a banquet given
under the auspices of the Franco Brasil
Committee. which was attended by lead
Ing Frenohmsn interested In commercial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26

The first big mass gathering of all the
dress manufacturers In Greater New
York who are members Of the Associated
Dress Industries of America will be held
in the ballroom in the Hotel McAlpin
Wednesday At noon. The guest OF honor
and principal speaker will be DR.. David
Hughes, abbot OF the Memorial Presby-
terrain Church IN Baltimore, who served
nearly two years with the allied armies
in Europe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MANUFACTURING COMPANY
CULINARY OF ANNUAL REPoRT>

PITTSBURGH PA. May as 1919.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
wEsTNaHoUsE ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING COMPANY:
Of Of
tons Company
ended witt
statements OF that $3.50 N ~e
INCOME ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR
Gross EATningsi
sales Billed .-.........--...:.. sIeos7e. e<2 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
FEW U. 5. SUPPLIES
TO REBUILD EUROPE
Americas Share Overesti.
mated, Says Association Of
Manufacturers.

1nat ono volume OF supplies necessary
for ths rehabilitation Of the devastated
sections Of Europe ana that the part the
United States may be expected to play In
the operation Of rebuilding has been
cverestimated In This country - the con-
sensus Of opinion In foreign trade circles
and among foreign trade factors
Suoh sources OF information a. the
foreign trade bureaus Of the National
Association OF Manufacturers, the Irving
National Bank, the National City Bank
and others are In complete agreement
with the opinion of Henry p. Dawson Of
J. p. Morgan & Co. that Americas part
In the rebuilding Of Europe will be reia-
lively small, or at least that the word
much overdrawn.
While agreeing in the main with Mr.
Dsvlson's Views the Foreign Trade De-
partment Of the National Association Of
Manufactures reminds that this matter
OF small or largo operations depends en-
tirely upon ones point Of view, saying
II Is felt by those who have studied
the subject that good future opportuni-
ties exist abroad for American Industry
Tho situation with respect to the man
ufacturing and the labor classes abroad
American industry receiving large orders
from thu European markets It was
pointed out. as tho first duty Of Durope's
industrial leaders In naturally TO sec that
their own manufacturing plants are
started UP and kept going. their own
labor employed steadily and their own
resources utilised.
A great majority Of people cannot 1--we
IN soma parta and Il will Be years
probably before any attempt 10 made to
restore many Of the devastated districts
1t was pointed out that Europe will
demonstrate q brand Of economy that
will be startling. and II would be we'll
for those in the United States anticipat-
ing q huge export trade in commodities
to back pedal" In their preparations.
Orders for staple silhs Refused.
Beiated buyers visiting the silk goods
market here in search Of staple ma
terials especially looking for specials"
with discounts attached. are finding that
they cannot induce manufacturers to &C
cept their orderR In all quarters Of the
market the report 10 TO the effect that
the manufacturers have all the bus
iness they will be able to handle for
months to coma
Prominent producers arc said 30 have
withdrawn more lines last week than
during any similar period in the history
Of the silk business. Not only arc there
no goods TO be had at discounts but
there are no goods to be had at any
price. even offers of premiums failing.
While reports Indicate that jobbers
have good stocks OF merchandise, they
arc not inclined to reduce their stocks
at this time unless they secure . lib-
eral advance, As II 10 believed IN this
branch Of the trade that the market will
hold for months.
SO far as fancy silks are concerned
conditions are . little different. and
while deliveries are in small lots, manu-
faoturers generally arc able to keep UP
with orderA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26

sss aS s the ,uDlu,
During the year Company acquired Franklin ns
Gior snd sG c sa Se
qp ss sss E ss sR s
snss e. ne A % %Sn
ss ea.f ta Pa $ &
out which will make available
&c ce@p.s
automobs stsrtins and lighting appSIssu .S y"
eve oyercrowded esn dpor.nsnsb
Springfield plant September ist WI"
saR, &c esaS.ss
81 n s In Bona. Ct e: "A. o lain e.
sSial1s II;
sS ss% h,s sos9 ,R de-
approximately 100000 $ compared lsss ye.T.
An Issue Of due Fengu,y 4, ~
ss ,oiS during the the being retire fs soun
., The entire h.l.nes SOL e
%sa No.e a. eS% ay and ~ but a
and ss3s pad by
Fs5la p and Ms 1sud 1915 an 1 On
'rai s: which Tl,
and S oth ssc
ScCiss S sas efs SG ne h. .2s and ~
. the u1ts6 State During their pso
able conditions
ds.ss oemP.n, and It's
eencass appes. in full IN the printed
During the past has been unSs
Or the
By ordeS Of the the f Bossd Of apf bi %sSzs''
GUY e. TRIP Chairman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
Electric Appliances.

sss. Electric heating and cooking april
anoes. electric light httings, electric wire.
electroplaters, brushware. painters brushes,
builders hardware. glass bottles. electro
plated ware. plaster boards, wall boards,
oak. redwood and oregon lumber. adver-
typewriter ribbona, ofriee Ming and card
systems and roofing felt are required by
firm in New Zealand.
Il kind Of plated nickel alloy, . white metal
sometimes called alpaca" lie desired.
c6s. man in New Zealand desires to
only osiyFs for a IN. .sis n hp.sa.a on pspsr ef
all kinds. printing machinery. bookbindins
machinery. printing ink. type. forms: fancy
leather goods, stationery, office fixtures
SIS. Firms in Belgium desire to pur-
chase machine tools, betting. coal mimi g
machinery. accessories for railroad csfs
and locomotives. and boots and shoes of
s57. An export merchant with show
rooms In . city OF Belgium wishes to Sc
cure additional agencies for the sale OF
hold articles. preserves and building spe-
SIS. Tn. pureh... Of machinery and
plant with capacity for making annually
$4,000, 900 bottles, and also window glass,
10 desired BY company In Spain. 1t ano
irons &c, snsmeied ware OF every house
hold description and crockery.
$50. A merchant In France desires to
secure an agency Tor the sale o. motors I
ming and weaving machinery and access
$50. The purchase of cotton goods and
shoes. leather. agricultural machinery and
silver metal for IAlvanizing purposes Is
desired BY nrms In Belgium