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TO RIESIltiE niNCINC

The dancing class Of the order NJ
lhe Eastern star, which meets on We'd
ncsdly night al the Peoples Settle
meat, will be resumed tomorrow night
and will continue every Wednesday
night hereafter.
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POLISH Enn LEATHER

To keep leather-covered chairs in
good condition polish must be applied
frequently. Equal 30 -eof linseed oil
and turpentine mixed make a good pol
ish. Il should be applied with a soft
flannel and polished with another fIan-
mel
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HAII.fIgrRD-

Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Hail. Of No. 800
South Heald street. announce the mar
rlage OF their daughter Ada c.. to Jas
81. Hurd, at Odessa. on Saturday even
ing, January 3. by The Rev L. II. Der
rickson, pastor Of It. Pauls NJ. r..
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd viii live
on a farm near Middletown.
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TTSED TRUCKS.
u Newly Painted ana Repaired.
1915 Master 2-tou TOrhenscn internal drive.
Buda motor, closed cab and stake body.
1917 Vim ia-t0n. with express body, 6-post
top and. curtains.
1917 studebaker 1-ton, with new, open
express body.
1917 Studebaker light delivery.
USED CARS
1917 Chandler roadster, with winter and
summer top.
1918 Chevrolet 400 touring car.
Series S Franklin Touring Car
1917 D-A5 Buick touring ear.
1917 D-44 Buick roadster.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE co.
lec30-tf Tenth st. and Delaware Ave
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

DLUMBING AND HEATING. JOBBING
a speciality. VIM. W. Thompson, 10
w. 18th street. Phone 7S06-W decl0- I'm.
GTOVES REPAIRED go WE SELL
y CRATES, bricks, pipes, elbows. etc. for
all makes of stoves. Bergers, Third and
shipley =, Phone 5ilS-W. dec26-2m.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES N
II town; Mazda lamps and wiring.
Grossman Electric Co., 22l W. Seventh 81
Phone 4907-W. mari2-Iyr
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HELP WANTED.


NTTANTED--AN EXPERIENCED BOY
or girl 10 work in grocery store. Dia-
mond Tea Co, 7O5 King 81. janG-2t.
1yEN-WOMEN. IS Up, wANTED-Sl 800
AiA $50 month. Government Jobs. Hun
drcds positions. Write for list. franklin
Institute. Dept. 42-A, Rochester, y. y.
ian5-im.
yE1ANTED-cOLoREn MAN AND WIFE
w to work on farm: wife for general
housework, washing and ironing, can also
use one more woman FOR upstairs work.
stone teuament house. Rent free. Apply
Park. deci2-n.
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Ford Roadster
Ford Touring.
Hudson Touring.
Chevrolet Roadster.
Chevrolet Touring.
Buick Sedan.
Electric Coupe
The above cars may bc purchased on
our convenient monthly payment plan il
desired Act quick Open evenings. to o
o'clock SEE MIR. RATLEDGGE.
dec6-1yr. TURN HALL. S02-OS French ST.
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NOIAkl III IllA.
ERIE COUNTY. y. Y.

STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY or
CATTARAUGUS. CITY OF OLEAN. IS:
ON this 18th day Of December. 1919, be.
fore me. the subscriber, personally appeared
w. II. Page. William A. Dusenbury,
Charles T.. Davis, Edward II Wright, Ar
thur u. Yahn. J. II. Davidson. B. ID. No
bles. l. W Miller, Wilson X. Page and j.
l.. Quigley. 10 me known. and known 10
me 10 be the persons described In and who
executed the foregoing instrument. au'
they severally duly acknowledged TO me
that they executed the same.
G. a. NELSON, Notary Public.
CHAS. B. NELSON,
NOTARY PUBLIC OLEAN,
CATTARAUGUS CO, y. Y.
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STATE or DELAWARE,
Office OF Secretary Of State.
7, EVERETT G. JOHNSON, Secretary OF
state. OF the State Of Delaware. do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a
true and correct copy OF Certificate of Con
sent 10 stockholders of reduction Of capi,
tai stock of THE WEBB OIL COMPANY 90
as received and filed IN this office tho
twenty seventh day Of December. A. u
1uto M 1 o'cioch NJ.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have hereunto set my hand and
Official seal, at Dover. tnis -,tn ,iaA
(gEATl Of December. IN the year OF on.
Lord. one thousand nine hundred
nuH ufssotoan
EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
Secretary OF State.
Received FOR Record Ianunr~ 3. 1920
FUEMAN G. COLE. Recorder
tan0. 1920
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EOR RENT-ROOMs AT AMERICAN
Il Hotel 30s King ST., by week or nights.
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ROOMS ron REM.

FOR RENT-ONE VERY LARGE BED
a room. Apply 122i Market St. janG-3t
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
JANUARY q.

.
II YOU are born on this date life holds
SUCCESS for you and fame also il in
public life. You are gifted by many
talents.
Your success will he accompanied by
quick and unexpected turns Of fortune.
You viii experience poverty, want and
loneliness and you will also expert
cnce sudden and unexpected success.
This is not a favorable period to set
ilc disputed claims. Wear a moonstone
for luck.
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TOPhiladeIpIlia
and Chester
FROM Fourth Stree. wharf.

From Fourth stree Wharf.
Schedule In Eject September % 1919
Subject TO Change Without Notice.
Leave both Wilmington Fourth Street
Wharf. aud Philadelphia. Chestnut street
Wharf weekdays. except Saturdays. INF
SEQ A. NJ. l. o'clock. noon. and 41J p. ".
ON saturdays. sundays and HOLIDAYS
? SD and 1890 4. NJ. 1.3O. 415 and u. NJ
ON-PENNSGRONE ROUTE.
Schedule In Effect September %, 1919
DAILY. INCLUDING SUNDAYS.
Leave Wilmington for Pennsgrove. at
noon: 2OJ. 100. 600, 500. 1000 and l.. .Gd
T.. ".
Leave Pennsgrove. Tor Wilmington. at
S5N T15. 900 and 90 a. NJ, leo. 300.
500 200. 900 and 1880 i. NJ.
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Two FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; heat. Phone 1041-W.
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ron SALE.

EOR SALE GROCERY STOEu. CHEAP
20 good buyer. 1901 Lincoln street.
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EARTH FIJI AND SEWERS FOR
REGIsTER's ORDFR.


ESTATE or MABIANNA {. $. WHITE
IA DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes.
tamentary, upon ene estate OF Marianna &
ceased were duly granted unto Henry A
DUPONT and Henry Francis DUPONT, on tht
twenty ninth day OF December. A. D. 1919
and al persons indebted TO the said de-
ceased are requested to make payment q
the executors without delay. and all per
sons having demands against the deceased
are required TO exhibit and present the
same. duly probated, TO the said executors
on or before the twenty ninth day Of De
cember. A. D. 1920, or abide by the law
IN this behalf
HENRY A. DUPONT.
HENRY FRANCIS dupont.
Executors
Address Josiah Marvel, Attorney at
Law, dupont Bldg. Wilmington, Del
lec2n- end-ol
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Received for Record December 90. 1919.
FURMAN q. COLE, Recorder

WHEREAS. The capital stock Of tho
WEBB OIL COMPANY. a corporation of
the state Of Delaware now issued and out
standing, consists OF 2GSG3SS2 shares.
amounting 20 S2GS. S.6iS.S2, and 70 Is desired
and intended to reduce the capital stock
OF said company 70 14715135 shares.
amounting 70 Si47, 1875: and
WHEREAS, The Webb oil Company has
no outstanding debts or obligations, and at
n meeting OF Its stockholders the proposed
reduction OF It's capital stock has been ap-
proved, and such reduction has also been
approved and authorized by the Board Of
Directors Of said company.
NOW, THEREFORE,, We, the under
signed stockholders OF the WEBB OIL
COMPANY, respectively, owning and hold
ing the number OF shares OF It's capital
stock set opposite our respective names.
and. altogether, owning and representing
upward of twO-thirds Of its capital stock
have and by these presents, do HEREBY
CONSENT AND AGREE that the capital
stock Of this company shall be reduced
from 2GS6.4SS2 shares to 147l5735 shares.
and that the amount Of the reduction ln
said stock, being 120S01iT shares shall
be retired cancelled aud annulled.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The under
signed stockholders of the WEBB OIL
have executed this certificate
IN duplicate. IN conformity with the pro
Visions Of Section 2S. OF the General Cor
poration Laws OF the State Of Delaware.
and have hcrcunto set their hands and
seals this 4th day Of December, 1919:
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PIANO TUNING.

nIANo TUNING AND REPAIRING +;
4 player work n specially; all work
guaranteed Formerly with the Robelen
Piano Go. II. J. Anon, +. Third st.
Phone 2I60. dec26-2m.
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR Rent; so
IL children. 23OG Carter st. jan5-5t
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NOR SALE THREE FINE MPOETED
Belgian hares. Apply 1903 Pine St.
ianG-e0d-3t
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EOIi RENT TWO ROOMS APPLY sos
W. Third ST. jauG-2t
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WANTED

Operators. experienced on
sewing machines, to work
on athletic union suits; good
pay on q pieceyork basis;
with bonus; a guaranteed
continuous work on each
operation on which you are
experienced; new machines;
pleasant surroundings.
Apply at once.
TOPKIS BROS. co.
217 French Street.
1ee26-tf.
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STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY or

STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
ERIE. CITY OF BUFFALO, SIS:
on this 4th day OF December, 1919, be
fore me- the subscriber, personally ap-
peared WILLIAM l.. MARCY, TO me
known and known TO me 20 be the person
described IN and who executed the fore
going instrument, and lac duly acknowl-
edged 10 me that he executed the same.
BERTHA j. STROOTMAN,
Notary Public, IN and for Erie County,
y. y.
BERTHA !. STROOTMAN,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ERIE COUNTY. y. Y.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
ApANTWFNIS FOn DFNT.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.

EsTATE or JOSEPH A. ARTERs.
II DECEASED
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration. upon the estate OF Joseph
A. Arters, late Of ST. Georges hundred.
deceased were duly granted unto John NJ
Arters on the eighteenth day Of December.
A. y. 1919. ana al persons Indebted 60 the
snid deceased ore requested 10 make pay
ment to the Administra. or without delay
and al persons having demands against
the deceased are required 20 exhibit ana
present the same. duly prObated to the
said administrator. on or before the
eighteenth day of December q. d. 1920. or
abide by the Jaw in this behalf
JOHN NJ. ARTERS. Administrators
Address Caleb r. Burchenal. Attorney
doc9O-eod OF
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.NUARY s, 1920. :.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FyOR RENT-ONE VERY LARGE BED
room Apply 122i Market st. janG-3i
-
EOR RENT- TWO ROOMS. APPLY 80
Il W. Third st. iau6-2t
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOl
rent. 5S6 Walnut St. janG-2t.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT; NC
children. 230J Carter st. jan5-3t.
Two FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; heat. Phone 1O41-W.
jan0-3t.
TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOT
light housekeeping; price, so pei
.,.o-1n. -.l'l----e--l -,,s Maulson ~, Jano-9t-
EOR RENT-RoOMs AT AMERICAN
Hotel, 30s King ST., by week or nights
TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS
- FOR light housekeeping; private fam
iiy.' III Adams 81. jan6-3t.
FOR RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS
St fanb3t
Two FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
- housekeeping. Apply to AZ W. Second
st. ianj-Gt.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
4 light housekeeping. Apply 301h West
street jan5-6t
nor RENT-NICE, CoMFORTABLE
a room for refined gentleman. 211 West
Ninth st. ianJ-3t
NOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
= heat, electric; no children. 1921 W.
Fourth 81. jan5-3t
EOR RENT-TwO FURNISHED FRONT
rooms for light housekeeping, with
heat. 2J3 n. Harrison 81. jan5-tf.
EOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOM,
4 steam heat, electric lights. use of bath
Inquire at store l4i1 Maple St. jan5-2t.
EOR RENT-FOUR UNFURNISHED
rooms on first door. $500 Market ST.
jan3-it.
Two ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
Il keeping, third floor. Phone G037-J
jan5-3t.
EOk RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING
front rooms. light housekeeping, un-
furnished. Phone 3j(2-W. jan5-3t.
THREE CNFURNISHED ROOMS AND
Il bath for rent Apply 416 L. Fifth st.
jan5-3t
EOR BENT-THREE UNFURNISHED
rooms, with use of cellar and yard; 81
q month Apply ll2l Conrad st. jams 3t.
NICELY FURNISHED, CLEAN ROOM,
~ for gentleman; all conycniences. 500
Adams ST. ian3-3t.
EOR RENT-ROoM, SUITABLE FOR
one or two young men, ilO5 Adams
ST.. Phone G5G7-W. jan33t.
EOR RENT 80 NICELY FURNISHED
Il rooms, well heated Gl7 Jefferson ST.,
or phone s27O. jan3-St.
TOR RENT-FURNISHED APART
ment, four rooms, bath, porch; good
location. west side; no children; refer
'nce exchanged. can 725O-W. Jan6-lt
EoR RENT-ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN;
4 private family; all conveniences.
Phone 12l3-W. Mrs. George Epple POS W.
seventh st. dec3i-tf
VOR REMITTANCE SECOND FLOOR
1 room, well heated for one or two gen
icmen; central location; all couveniences;
private family. Apply Phone 4532-R.
dec3O-6.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
ITOR SALE-FORD TOURING CAR. '
1 1915; good condition. Apply 9Ol
Washington st. Phone 1921 jan6-3t.
EOR sALE-FORD, $3.50; Al CONDI- /
l tion; five good tires. Apply 102 West .
llth 81. Jaho-u-
EOR E--STUDEBAKER, 7-PASSEN- 3
ger; excellent condition: fully
Quipped. Bargain. Tuckerman's, W..
iixth ST. Phone 2272. ian6-2t.
DOR SALE-LATE PAIGE SEDAN. F
[ excellent condition; bargain for quick
ny; very good for doctor or under
lker. Call 4s23-W. janG-Gt
DARGAIN-CHEvROLET 400 TOURING
- ear, fine condition. good. paint and
ubber spare tire. new spot light Can he
cen ony time. SOC Jefferson st. jan5-3t.
Hudson IimOusine looks new, $1,000.
Sedan 5-passenger; good shape. $500.
Buick Little SIX 1918 r. g. 81 OO0.
Il. {. BRADFORD,
Bell, 1895. 1921 Delaware Ave.
ec24-tf.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIFe.

C1LENT PARTNER WITH CAPITAL.
~ to finance poultry farm. in lower
Delaware Climate aud location unsur.
passed for healthy poultry. An interview
viii open your eyes. Haldcman, T0S French
ST., after $50 7. NJ janG-St.
AN ESTABLISHED, PROFITABLE
a manufacturing business FOR sale. run.
ming full capacity, with plenty of orders
Only $1,000 TO $1,000 capital required Ad-
aress w 100, Evening Journal Omce
nOv2G-tf
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NOTICES.


ne. H. ROssNAN, FORMERLY Ol
~ 2230 Market ST. has resumed his urac
tiee at 1900 Market ST. jan0-i2t
/ 4 FTER THIS DATE WILL NOT Bl
- responsible Tor any debts unless con
traeied by myself Z. W. Hlnderer. Jr
gOo IA-..,.--l ?. broone -. Jan5-5t.
: CABINETMAKERs 4 AND CARPENTERS
- storm doors and sash, porehes en-
closed and weather stripping: estimate
furnished. Schafer & Nitwokski. 251
market 81 Phone 1892. septlo-eod-u.
, NoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING Oh
=. the Farmers Mutual Fire Inauranc,
,oinpany OF The State Of Delaware will b,
heid at the Office OF the company No SO
eeiiarSet street. Wilmington. Delaware. OF
Monday January II. 1920, at 10 o'clock A
~, at which time an election for i've man
uSers 70 serve three years, viii be held, ant
the premiums on all policies viii be pay,
dec2G-sO- ian2-G-9 Secretary.
WHEREAS. The stockholders Of tb.
WEBB OIL COMPANY have duly execufed
snd .is signed, In duplicate. 4 written Ger
the said WEBB OIL COMPANY has m,
ucDts or obligations outstanding and
that stockholders representing aud 0wning
more lhah tFo-thirds Of It's capital stock
shares: '''
NOW, THEREFORE,, 7. Wilson r. PAGE
rtresldent OF said company, and Arthur Il
,nanh, James 7. Quigley. Edward "
Wright and william l.. Marcy. eonstituf.
ing majority Of the directors OF said com.
pany have and by these presents, DO
hEkEBN execute this statement, cerii.
lying that the capital stock OF the WEBB
OIL COMPANY has been reduced from
2Os64 1852 shares 10 14T75735 shares. and
thereby l2OS9li7 shares have been RETIRED
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. the President
ana a minority OF the directors of said
Webb OIL Company. have duly executed
TINS instrument, In duplicate, this sta day
OF December, 1919.
W. r. PAGE.
President Webb Oil Company.
WILLIAM l.. MARCY.
J. y. QUIGLEY.
EDWARD H. WRIGHT,
ARTHUR y. YAHN.
a Majority Of the Directors Of the webb
OIL Company.
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
CATTARAUGUS CITY OF OLEAN SIS.
fore me, personally came aud appeared
WILSON r. PAGE, TO me known. and
known TO me 20 be the President Of the
Webb oil Company. and also before me
came Arthur Il. Yahn. james L. Ouiglev.
Edward II. Wright and William H. Marcy
together constituting majority of the
directors OF said company, 20 me known,
and known 10 me 10 be directors Of the
Webb on Company, and they duly, sever
ally acknowledged TO me that they had
executed the foregoing statement Of the
reduction OF the capital stock Of the Webb
OIL Company.
JOHN II. DAVIDSON.
Notary Public, in and for Cattaraugus
County, y. Y.
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Office Of Secretary Of State
7, EVERETT &. JOHNSON. Secretary Of
State Of the State Of Delaware do hereby
certify that the above ana foregoing rs 4
true and correct copy OF Statement OF Re
duction Of Capital Stock by THE WEBB
OIL COMPANY" ms received and filed IN
this Office. the twenty y-seventh day Of
December, A. u. 1919, at o'clock A. NJ.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have hercuntO set my hand and
official seal, nc Dover this twenty
(SEAL) seventh day Of December, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and nineteen.
EVERETT G. JOHNSON
Secretary OF State.
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BONN ITEMS

E. G. BONN made a trip to Oswego
last week for supplies for his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Starner have
gone to S. OAK, to work this summer.
Geo. Ellenger lost one of his big
black mares, and a COW short time
ago.
The roads have been so bad, our
mail carrier has only been able to
make one trip a week instead of three.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grigs are back home
from the east where they spent the
winter.
Most of the absent ones are back on
their claims getting in crops, and gar
dens. all are very enthusiastic.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Skyberg have re-
turned to their homestead from Kali
espel, where they spent the winter at
work.
The range grass is starting nicely
Dut is very ouOll yeti II 10 HccuSu
badly, for the stock is all thin. and
weak.
Miss Ethel Starner has come back
to her homestead from Lambert where
she has been teaching the past winter.
She had the misfortune to lose much
valued saddle horse few days ago.
Geo. Ellenger and Fred Starner,
made a business trip to Tritchlers' |
store on the Dry one day this week.
Sunday visitors at the Ellenger
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and |
two children Mr. and Mrs. Ontoo and |
little daughter and Miss Madeline
Morgan.
Some men like to fish simply be-
cause it is the next thing to doing
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of faxseed and the opportunities in
Montana for growing this crop.
According to the material prepared
by the Experiment. Station, Montana is
one OF the four principal fiaxgrowlng
this state produced 20 per cent OF the
nations fax crop. The United States
imports large part oil her supply,
however, from Argentina and Canada.
Heavy demand abroad for the Argen-
line crop and an unusual demand III
america caused by resumption Oh
building operations, has set the flax
seed price in the United States at an
unusually nigh mark
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SENATOR cAPPER
SCORES PRoFITEERs

Senator Capper of Kansas, one of
the unterrified supporters of the Re-
publican party in his state and the
nation, in a speech in the United
States Senate, on April oath, handl-
ed the profiteers without gloves. He
scored the officials for the lax-en-
forcement of the laws that should pro-
tect the people of this nation from the
scandalous methods pursued by GER
tain individuals and corporations, who
have become notorious under the gen.
eral term of profiteers.
Senator Capper declared: "The
United States has become a robbers
roost," and in making this statement
he told more truth than that body has
had handed to it in many moons. He
showed that the gross earnings of
American corporationse rose from IS
and a half billions to IS and " billion
in one year, during the war. He gave
Wall street a "once-over" that startl-
ed some of the thin-skinned occupants
of the gallery and made the shiyyers
creep. The shameless sugar manipu-
lators got what was coming to them"
and all of the principal robbers OF the
people were shown up in the lime
light" of just criticism. 1t was a fright
full word-picture OF group of preda-
terry scoundrels, and the Senator was
there with the facts and figures to
prove that never in the history of the
world was there at the present time
"holding-up" the people OF this country
and robbing them Of their money and
the comforts and necessities OF life.
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OFFICIAL PAPER INCOME COUNTY
YOUR Li1ekTY BOND

The United States government Dor
rowed money from you To hnance Lne
War. You huld the government pro-
mise TO pay YOU DacK. inns promise is
called Liberty Bond or Victory Note.
On TINS Bond is stated the condltlons
under wnIcn the COY ernInenl Dorrow-
ed the money from you.
For Instance: II you noid bond OF
the 1nlrd Liberty Loan, II states tuaI
on April 10Th, and OCTOBER 10Th OF
each year until maturity, you wliI
receive interest OH the amount you
paid for the Bond. Otner issues bear
other rates OF interest and oIner mat
urity dates, all OF winch are clearly
stated on the Bond.
Now, II you Keep your Bond until
the date wnen tine government pays
you in full Tor it, yoyu do not need 10
worry if, in the meantime, the price
is low one day or high the next. You
and Uncle sam are living up 70 your
agreement Win each other, and neith-
er will lose by it.
On the other nand, if you sell your
Liberty Bond now, you VIII ind that
the man you sell it to will not give
you a dollar for every dollar you paid
for it. The price has been brought
down because so many people are off
ering to sell their Bonds. If the mar
ket is flooded with tomatoes, you can
buy them cheap, but if everyone is
clamoring Tor tomatoes and there are
few to be had, the price goes up. The
same is true OF Liberty Bonds. Short
sighted people are dumping them on
the market, and wise ones are buying
them. ...,.
The best advice that can be given
to the owner of Liberty Bond is |
this: Hold the bond you bought dur
ing the war; it is as safe and sound as |
the United States Government itself. |
Buy as many more at the present ,
low rate as you can afford. If you hold
them to maturity, you are bond to
make the difference between what
they sell at now and their face value.
You will also receive good interest on
your investment.
Hold on to your Liberty Bonds and
buy more.
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MILLIONS PUT IN SAVINGS
Ninth District Invests $5456OO0 In IL Months for Govern
ment Securities While Total for Nation Is $134230697.

M Of
AVA the
Ninth according
led
Montana $6os50b2: $15541 and Michigan (par
exceeded
nation Columbia $685. and
$1O North
Dakota 81
amounted
$13423069784
certificates Ninth counties follow: