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New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
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Oats-Ths market for oats was inactive
and. in absence OF ndividua! feature,
prices were heavy. in sympathy with the
other markets. closing with net losses Of
Ssc to fsc.. Fhe visible supply decreased
354. 900 bushels.
In the local cash market No. white
was quoted at Sic: No. white soc: No.
3 white. bsc; No. white. ST Q 5sc; fancy
clipped white, 63hc; ordinary clipped
white, 6o13c. all elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
No. 3 white. So.5s 1858 so.a5h 9t0.ss
Chicago:
nss'"''F::::: Ray ay':'.:::. .ss :ss 80. So.
Rye-MArket easy
Yesterdays Previous YeAr
New york: close close ago
No. Western-$l.SoN I.s3 $1.s7
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous YEA.
Spring pt.,s.oo@s.5o ss.oogs'5s tS s14.so
Cornnleal. 2.3502.sc 2.25626o 400
Rye... s.50QS.So s.50Vs.s0 s.758sso
Bran....- $3.50 800 1900
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
New Investment Firm

Gardiner S. Dresser and Franklin
Escher will retire AS members Of the
81, after which they will conduct q
business in investment securities ss
l15 Broadway under he firm name OF
Dresser Escher. MIR. Dresser, IS 8
partner in Muir & Co.. had under his.
special jurisdiction the development o.
the partial payment plan. He has writ
ten extensively on financial matters.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
ELECTIONS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
election OF directors for Apfelberg Rosen-
oiAtt Noyer. Inc. now known as APPEL
berg. Klahr & Noyer. Inc, l.ot having been
neg on The day designated IN tho Bylaws
sna the directors not having within one
meeting OF the members Of tho said cor
por&'lon for the purpose OF elect!ng directors
thereo, VIII be held at Room 3l0. Al Parn
No~' ' IN mo borough OF Manhattan, city OF
rs" 1oTk, on the 9Th day OF January, 1921
d. p m; IN the afternoon OF said day.
DA'en. New York. December 1911 1920
SlOSES kLAIIR,
stockholdsr OF Said Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Ans,rer-T'ho International

Answer--Tho international Paper
Company enjoyed considerable pros
perty for the years 1916 through to
January, 1920. The company issues its
earnings statements but once a year.
For 1916 the equivalent Of 2l.65 per
cent was earned on the common stock
for 1917, 34.O2 per cent; 1913, l8.4o
per cent; 1919, 1924 per cent. After
the adjustment of accrued back divl-
dendy on the preferred stock, great eX-
pectations we're entertained for divi-
dends on the junior issue. These
however. have not matcrialized. The
company had built UP d substantial
surplus on December 81, 1919. S2l,-
726,257. against $l2,402, POI for 1915.
It must be remembered, however, tnat
the war period brought about abnor-
NAL profits. 1t is likely that the di-
rectors feel, with the future Of bust
ness rather uncertain, it is best to
adopt conservative policy. There
fore, the common stock must be con-
sidered speculative. The Tribune does
not attempt to give advice on specula-
ton. If you believe the future is
bright for this comHny the purchase
Of the stock may BE advisable. pro
vded you can afford to speculate We
regard American Ship aud Commerce
and international Mercantile Marine
common as pure speculations.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Erie Running at Deficit

Question-Please give no the iate~
financial returns on Erie Railroa1 secur-
lties.--~I,. q. B.
Answer-The last statement Of earn
ings of the Erie showed for October
net after rentals, but before charges,
Of S282, ,059 against 1854 53S for the
same month last year. For the ten
months Of 1920 there was net deficit
OF $9776,031, against q surplus Of
$275,285 for ten months Of 1919
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
THE LAWYERS SURETY co, OF
NEW YORK,


Ihs annual meeting of the stockholders
OF this company wil DO held az this
office on January 4th, 1921. at IL IL, Tor
.ho election Of Directors and the trAnsac-
flcn of such business as may come bsyoro 4,
4. VAN TAMEAcHT. Acting secfetsry.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
FINANCIAL NOTICE
TO the Holders Of Dominican Republic So
Bonds, Issue of 1913. Due 1898.

In accordance with Executive Order s7s
sealed proposals will be received by the Sec
retaria de Estado de Hacienda Concrete
until 10 o'clock A NJ. of February l. March
and April /. 1921. for the purchase for re-
tirement Of bonds Of the Dominican Republic
dated January /, 1918, due 1933 without re-
gard to series, TO amount estimated al
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS 1920. .0oo) on each OF the
sboye ads dates total for all three dates Of
trplicate and shall specify the number Of
the bonds offered the series the par value.
and the price at which offered. and shall be
signed by an official duly authorized to act
for the bidders. Upon the outside Of the
sealed envelopes containing proposals shall
appear the words Proposals opening OF
.:..........: (hll in date). Said Proposals
VIZ be opened in public in the office Of the
Ap. !. 1921, unless such dates fall upon q
Sunday or legal holiday. in which case the
bids will be opened the following day.
Arthur Fl. Mayo,
Lieutenant Commander (SC). L. S. N.
Officer Administering tho Affairs Of the
Secretaria de Estado de Hacienda y Co.
nerco for the Military Government
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Investment
Information

Questiens d general interest te ~.
sesters ,cill bs ans.oere9 IN thss osk-
xmsn, IN chich case only initials wsu
b used. Others 1oiu be answered ty
msi!. Add~ess oil inquiries, snclss-
ing 8 stamped, addressed envelope, to
Fsnanetal Editor, The Tribune, lSI
Nassau Street, New York Cstt.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

He ANNUAL MEETING or r.r e.,.pu
HOLDERS of sne Realty Company ~ -.
,o,nens University CUB for The e,ec,ion
~ directors and for svch oiher busirsss az
ye fe.c 4. tho Wofnsn'a Cnlvsrsity S,,"h
o. ros Eset 6snd street. New Yorx Ciy
- - Ins,oey: January llth. 1921, a, fo1r
= = p.cch r a. me polls viii 90 or,sn from
lc1r O'Clock 20 NE o'ciock. '''' A'O"'
OLGA SEYMAN
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank

Bio ASK. Yield.
l938-ls2s .............' ssH ssH $40
Federal Farm Loan AIS
1939-le24 ... Sc s74 5.es
Federal Farm Loan 4IAe
lssS-1s23 .............'s IS s74 ta4
lss7;ls22 ...-.s....... IS .7x ss7
Joint Siock Land Bank 5s
1939-I924 .. ~ 81 s5o
Joint Stock Land Bank -
1s58-ls23 - ~ "a s65
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
BRYANT PARK RANK

-. .'t" OK, Decennoor II iela
.He annual meeting Of tbs stockho,dsrs =,
10 uank Ior tue election OF Directors ana
1e .EIa"saetlo', ~ such bGetness az MAJ
ean<ins house. 70 West ANA s,r.s, ',s 30
lescsy' January ii,h 1921 Polls viii +.
zen from 'cloeX . O'Clock P NJ
y. T. GIEEE Cashl.r
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
THE HAEY or AA1rarc.

Es~ Yorh city December ~. 1870
cI Snle Esrk TOR the election of r,trr~fr,.
s..@ fpf ms tFanssc'lon og sach other bunlness
'"&3 ytopefl/ come before tho rneetine
YIN ~ "s'1 ~ the Office Of the Esng IL
rau e'fses. Non YORK City, On Tussa,.
~n1sfy ! !, is1l. 81 one O'Clock D. m mo
p"4s viii remain cten until Two o'clock ., IN
CHARLES T.. cCETI9, Cashier
s''------<--------
svDCEJNIAL BANK or NEW YORK
1as see9nd annual meeting III e,ockhoidsrn
~ i~DtrIElAL EANK or NEW YORK
Scf ,ns eiection III directors ana The ,raor>
setioa o. sach othsr business ~ shall come
yssL>rs ne neetipg viii be held 8, IL once.
e<<G. Fc1FtA AVsnus. %eW Yofk Ctfy on
-tused&5. January llih. 1871, Ut eisyen
/ q. CLOSE. casa.ss.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.

Grand central TERMINAL,
=. T., Dec. %, 1920.
PER CENT N1.o0 per share) on tho Capi-
tai stock Of this Company has been dc
clared payable on Tuesday Feb. ls., 1921.
to stochholders Of record at the Close Of
MILTON s. BARGER. General Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Chemical Stocks
Tobacco Stocks
Bonds
CLINTON S. LUTKINS,
Secretary of the Committee.
25 Broad Street,
New Work City.

Appalachian 1st 5s.. ..... IS 6s
Cincinnati Gas & Elec IS. 1915. 81 SO
Col Gas & Elec 5s. ls21... 10 81
FL Paso Flee col IS. ............ 7e IS
Dallas Flee 5s 192c.... ess.
60 7s 1921 ........ SO 100
Great " stern Power 1st 5s.. T4'd rs
Midw Utilities 1st 5s. s.......... s6 90
Mississippi River Poyger 1st os. "a rs
North Ont LII Pwr 6s.......,. SIS 90
Northern States pw 6s 1925. 80 81
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Bonds,
5000 An G Z. II e. 8
Pittsburgh

-..9 Am " g Mach1os.Ios los.5 100
9l4S 20 ArNsnsas qo pa.-.;s t;ss 50 s. ss $
400 Gufey-Gillesp. 2s IS ~ -
rs 6o Harb,W ref pf.looiz 1o0ia l00l5 160u,
500 goo Inp Kav 1TeW Ga ,:d5 p5'. 3.
$25 Mfrs 1T & HI. slss Tia. 5i] II.
80 80 garland Ret. rs 80 80 ~
~ ~ Hi Nni Eirep pf.. llss lIa. 1iis llls
57Q Ohio Fuel Sup. 46is ~ ~ s
!00 log 0kiiahonla Gas 2Sa. 30 4s4 2sa.
$50 Pitts Brewing ia ii. ,,
800 Pitts Jerome. 30 5e -
leooo San Toy. Be- SC 9e s
90 lo ,T,,idnT, Franscont OIL. * ea. sls Sss
100 steel...... IS rs "a
80 West Air BIKE. 92l4 s2i. gjM az.
10 do Electric. ~ ~ q
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD co.

Grand Central Terminal
\. Y, Dec. %, 1890
dividend OF TWO PER CENT Gs2oo
per share Con the Capital Stock of this
Comp mpany has been declared payable on
Saturday, Jan: 2sth. 1921. TO stockholders
Of record at the close Of business on Mon
day, Jan. erd 1921.
MILTON s. BARGER, General Treasur.r
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
278th Consecutive Dividend
The Bark o, NesU York

National Bsnksng Aasociation
a quarterly dividend of FIVE per
cent. (5%l and an.extra dividend Of
THREE per cent. (3Ts) have been de-
clared by the Board of Di, ec.ors,
Tayable on and after January 3rd,
i92l, to stockholders Of record OF
December u, 1920.
FRkD'K c. METZ, yx., CasAaer.
December Il, 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Stocks Ex Dividend

Date. Company. Per cent
Pee. Pee sd-All 81 America Gables 1nc..... !.
Dec. 5i-1feh. TOP Top { S + Ry CO p;: =
Dec. go Ati4ntic, Gulf " S s Line 5
Dec. 31--Atl Nat Bank OF y ga per
cent and y per cent ex..... -
Dec. so-Barnet Leather CO Inc ps... -
Dec. 91-Barnsdall Corp, Temp A. -. :
Jan s-canads southern Ry Co..: -
Dec. al--Central Coal q Coke CO,
per cent ex. and. I4
jan jan &C c. e; st pr L Ry Rsn5 C. sI p: sna
Dec. sl-Com Bank.
ian. ian Sons Cigar Co. Co............... /.
pee. 3l-Detroit Edison Co............ CO.. ''''..
Dec. sl-Dome Mines Co Ltd . /,
Pee Pee sI-Eifth s1Tiftt ~, eve 2 Bank Of g
Jan. Great Northern Ry CO pf. 80. / s
Dec. 3l-lnternat Aercult Corp pt.. |,
Dec 3l-kan City South ny Co. pf..
Dec. 28--Julus Kayser & Co... 2
Jan. 3-Michigan Cen. f. r. Co... Q
Dec. 81 -Monongahela Val. Tr. Co. pf .
Pee al-National Biscuit Co......... -
Jan. 3-N Y. Central r. R......... II
Doc. 2e-N Y. Mutual Gas Light Co.
Dec. 3l-Niagara Falls Pow. Co. pf. . 1s
Dec. 31-Northern Central Ry. Co... .
Jan. 3-Northern Pacific Ry. Co... Il
Dec. 91-Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co.
Dec. s1-ohio l'uei rd Supply CO.. 1,
Dec. 3l-Otls Elevator Co. 20 ex. and 2
Dec 81 do pf ....:..:..........
Dec. 3l-Pacific Gas G. Electric Co... \
Dec. 3l-Pacitc Tel E. Tel. Co. pf. 5
Dec. 29--Public Service Corp. Of ~ r.
Dec. 2l-Railroad SECURITIES Co.. 40
s. T. c. Series A $50
Jan. 3-Punta Allegro Sugar Co... .
Dec. 31-Sinclair Cons. OIL Corp. Temp
stock ..................
Jan. 5-Tmes So. Auto Supply Co.
Inc, TEN. scrip ...........
l)ec. ALL s TnGuefrta1 Alcohol n
Pl
Dec. 31-Vanadium Corp. OF Am...
Jan. 3-Nirginia-C Carolina Chem. Co.
pl 8
Dec. 31-virginia Ry. & Power Co.
pf stock ...... ......... ....... 8
Dec. 31-Westinghouse AIT Brake Co. a
Dec. 81 do FL. &, Mig. Co........ !
Dec. IL do lst pf. ............... !
Jan. 5-Worthington Pump & Mach.
CorD. Y Z C I
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
LEEELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO
& ST. LOUIS RY co

Grand Central Terminal
\. Y. Dec. %. 1920
4 Dividend OF ONE AND ONE-QUAR-
IER PER CENT (Sl.25 per sharc) on the
Preferred Stock OF this Company has been
declared payable Thursday. Jan 10th,
ls9l. TO stockholders OF record al the close
MILTON s. BARGER. General 'rreasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Woman Holds Paper at High Price

Question--Please give me advice regard
ing International pape- common, which !
am holding at nigh price? Would YOU
favor buying more to average IL? would
like Information regarding American ship
and Commerce. also Mercantile Marine
cO.nrrcn.-Af~s J. T. l..
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
DRY Dock Savings Institution

34l & $40 BOwERY. Cor. Cd St. New York
g rus nhse 0sn 1sfsren d.ldend bs n
1920, on all deposits entitle thereto under
the Bylaws at the rate of FOUR Per Cent
annuM. payable OH and after January
4 =. 1921.
Deposits made or before January 10
VIA be entitled 70 interest from January !,
l92f.
ANDREW MILLS President
ANDREW MILLS. JR., First Vice President,
FREDERICK SHERWOOD, Treasurer
SAMUEL WEBSTER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Garfield National Bank
5TH Av. AND 2sRD ST.

New York. December 2., 1899.
A. E meeting OF the Board Of Directors.
neld this day, a quarterly dividend Of Three
per Cent. and extra dividend Of Three
Per Cent. upon the Capital Stock o. this
bank was declared, payable. free Of City and
State tax. on and after December 81. 1920.
to stockholders OF record at close Of bust
ness december 23 1920. Transfer books
%lll be closed from December %. 1920, TO
January ., 1891
y. W. SNOW. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
New Ncthrrlsnd Bank of New York

- Il West 18th Street
New York. Dec. "a. 1920
The Annual Meeting ~ the Stockhoiders
= New Netheriand BanN OF New York. for
< ne election OF Directors for the ensuing
YEAR. and for 'he transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before tho
!nastiHg VIII be held at the banking
i.srs, '.ouss q sad association. 81 West 34th
az, The llth Gay OF January 1921. AZ
O'clock .. m,
Polls w.n be open from p. n to5p.u
DATED. New York. Dec 81, 1920.
n!LLlAM r II KOELSCH President.
CURTIS J. BEARD. Cashier {Secretarv,
dYRoN ". ROBINSON COMPANY. INC
Notice 10 hereby given that h. annual
..ss,lrg o. tho s,ockhoders o, Myron y
,,o s9plhson Company. Inc, ~ill be aeld az the
1,,,ce s Q, ing corporation. Room No. IS, ninth
..ocs, NO IS VAL Street Borough os Man Man.
's,s~N' Se~ Icf" city. on Tuesday. Jan
10y I'm 1921, at ten o'clock in tha foy.-
e9,, oei, ror the election OF directors for tho
sung yea and FOR the transaction Of sncs
*. '0 "vAote the meet
oaeea. Sew YORK, December 2sth fAao
r l. ROBINSON Secrefar-,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Miscellaneous Markets
New York State Bonds

ISSUED In coupon anc registered forfs.
not tnterchangea Coupon bonds res.S
tara hla.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-14
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and cheaply made a4 home,
bot u bAats them ali fer
quick results.

Thousands of housewives have
found that they can save two.t thirds
Of the money usually spent for cough
preparations. by using this we'll
known old recipe for making cough
syrup. It is simple and cheap but it
has no equal for prompt results. It
takes right hold OF = cough and gives
immediate relief, usually stopping an
ordinary cough in "a hours or less.
Get ch ounces of Pinex from any
druggist, pour it into . pint bottle,
and add plain granulated sugar syrup
to make q full pint. If you prefer,
use clarified molnsses. honey, or corn
syrup. instead Of sugar syrup. Either
way. it tastes good, keeps perfectly,
and lasts 4 family a long time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly
it acts, penetrating through every air
passage Of the throat and lungs
loosens and raises the phlegm,
soothes and heals the membranes. and
gradually but surely the annoying
throat tickle and dreaded cough dis
appear entirely. Nothing better for
bronchitis, epasmodic Group, hoarss-
ness or bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a special and highly con.
eentrated compound of genuine Nor
way pine extract known the world over
for its healing effect on membranes.
Avoid disappointment BY asking
your druggist for "2I, ounces Of
P;nex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
give absolute satisfaetion or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co.
Fl. Wayne. Ind.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-14
THAT INDIVIDUALITY

brought out in Meadow Brook Milk
chocolates and our famous Pecan
COnfection-Deltanut has evidently
convinced the candy buyers that
these two CONNECTIONS are in a class
by themselves,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-14

'for the hish grade sarnents show
vefy little difference IN prices over
o rear ago, whereas the cheap mer-
chandise show great reductions.
More confidence and optimism Is
felt throughout the market regard
Ing the approaching season than
has been noticeable in some. time.
The threatened strike in the
cloak industry is furnishing q great
deal Of food for thought. and COM
ing at time when all commodities
are ON the downward trend, every
one is wondering as to its effect.
for the buying public are not In
the proper mood to see advances,
and all indications point to = long
and bitter fight. According to best
information 1t hand, this strike is
to take place Jan. Is.
Awaiting your commands. I Am
Very truly yours.
ARTHUR MINCER
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-14

Regarding the general trend of
business in so-called Injuries, 1
found upon close study that the
volume of business done by jew
elers, confectioners and tobaccoists
closely approached normal. There
is no great rush as yet by shop
pers in any Of these directions,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-14

"The public is quite unaware
what confronts the merchant today
In the way Of unstable markets"
said Mr.. Ullemeyer. 1.-THE public
does not know: for instance, that it
takes months and months for a
merchant to get goods after they
are ordered. They do not know
that We have had OF necessity to
buy the goods we are selling now
way last summer. and at last sum
mer's inflated prices. They are not
expected to know these things and
Il 10 because OF this am irving to
make clear the fact that. simply in
order TO keen the wheels of com
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-14

ping to think that it may be si1
months or even a year Sefore we
may be able to buy stocks covered
by these self-same reductions.
Here is a letter which will show
your readers one slight angle OF
conditions in the east. and which,
believe. will bring them little
closer to the truth regarding trade
/ conditions. The public, l know
will appreciate more fully hearing
something from our side OF the
question:" said Mr.. Sudlow.
New York City. Dec. 1.
l.. S. McCabe & Co. Rock Island.
ILL.,: The demand for merchandise
for immediate selling continued
fairly brisk during the week just
passed and stocks are reduced to
a still lower point.
A great many merchants seem to
be laboring under the impression
that merchandise can be bought at
ones own price, but generally
speaking this is wrong, for certain
types Of garments are selling we'll
at far from sacrifice prices. One
of our accounts arrived Monday to
purchase $50 high class coats for
special selling. Three days were
spent shopping. IS representative
houses visited and a total Of %
coats purchased. There are some
cheap and medium priced coats
around. but practically none at all
in better grade garments. and man
ufacturers having a few are de-
manding and getting good prices.
This condition brings to our atten-
ton again the law OF business
regardless Of cost of production,
supply and demand always gov
ems prices"
Pile fabric mills have made fur
Their reductions In their materials
In the last few weeks. and while
manufacturers are producing coats
Of this material for a great deal
less money. stocks have not &C
Spring suits and silk dresses are
receiving . great deal Of attention
at this time and several showrooms
visitsd during the week were found
filled with buyers placing orders.
A peculiar condition exists a. re-
CARDS suits for the coming season,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
HOW TOADD
STRENGTH,
BE HEALTHY
More Happiness and a Long
err Life Through Use of
Bitro-Phosphate Health
System

NEW YORK.-say unto yourself That
from this very day you will steadily and
permanently improve your health: that
you will have calm nerves and no
worry" disposition.
Begin now to use Bitro- Phosphafs.
Easy 20 hsnl Initiate. has a valuable thera-
psutic action upon tho whole body. In
eludinE even the bones: and with health
aids supplied IN the package. the benefit
"a often rrputEd n neat 20 mt frulOus.
Improve your blood. your Tissues. your
orgnnH become stronger. let natural en-
ergy Of the true Kind replace your weak
ness and lack % either Will power
muscular capnbility.
Take hack seat no ionrer. Don't be a
back number Awaken right now TO the
grand possibilities. and realize that you
can show greater strength. be happier
aud live longer n sou only adopt the
simple. true method. Take a brief treat
ment % the delightfully."- efficient Bitro-
Phosphate health system. let the scales.
the tape measure. your improving APP
pearanc.. your calm forcefulneas and
your aecomp iiahmcnt show themselves
from day TO day.
In cases who're pcrrons were all ron
down" they have reported considerable
weight inrreasa. In eases OF nervousness.
great irrithbility. Inability 70 concentrate
or 20 remember. and Ia numerous other
troubles % the nerves or mind. where the
phosphoric element was essential, tho
Bitro- Phosphate treatment has accom-
pliEhsd marvellous benefit. according to
the reports Of entb uslaEtioaiiy cheerful
users
BitFo- Phosphate In not q patent nedi-
cine IL IL sold under a $500 guarantees.
u Is recommended by able physicians.
You may obtain a booklet giving further
information By writing 10 Arrow Chemi-
cal Co. 81 Union square. New York.
y. Y. Beware OF inferior ph0sphates. in
slsi upon the genuine BITRO- phosphate.
II Is sold ~ all busy druggists every
where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Il A I'm Seattle
Conducted by
DOROTHY FAY GOULD
Mexican Art
Shown at
Public Library

If you never went 10 college-or
cvon II you did-a liberal education
can b. procured II you will make tho
acquaintance OF Miss Annie Calhoun
IN tho reference room at the Seattle
public library. what she doesn't
know. won't willingly and gladly
paAn on 10 you. she viii spend hours
finding out for you. She keeps n
neat little bulletin covered with all
the interesting artistic and musical
events in prospect for you 10 consult
Periodically she puts out an exhibit
OF photographs on some timely art
subject. Just now II II several hun
drod prints OF art and architecture in
Mexico. Beautiful old churches
schools. monRstaries and houses are
shown. incrustcd with paintings. in
tricate carvings and colorful tile pat
terms II is old Spanish Renaissance
work. most Of the hand work being
done by natives.
Some Aztec influences will interest
tho student who follows the contrast
OF the Spanish with the blend OF alb
original design and color. This cr-
hibit will be hung In the library for
two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
THE OLD
GARDENER SAYS

II YOU have any seed LETT over
b. cure that you test a little Of
II before you start planting. ThiH
may save YOU much waste OF
time and labor. There n no bet
ter way 10 make the tcst than 10
I'll small box with uwdust
soaking the nawdust thoroly with
warm water When II IL dry
enough. make little furrow with
a pencil and drop IN certain
number OF seeds, covering them
and making the Aawdust over
them firm with the hands. No
more water viii be needed for
four or five days. even tho the
box IL kept on the back OF tho
stove. with too much water
the seeds might rot instead 81
Hprout Count the number OF
seeds that germiuate and you
viii learn how large a proportion
are good.