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, 1921-02-23
Publication
FROM THE POLICE.

THE attention of all owners Of auto
1 mobiles, motor trucks, etc. is invited
to the following Supplement to the
Police Regulations for St. Croix of Oath
February 1875 which will be strictly
enforced by the Police on and after
March LIST 1921.
the Police, and NJ automobile must be
used upon public roads without being
, 1921-02-23

The ~ignboards mentioned in Para
graph | of the said regulations must not
be smaller than 6 inches broad by 9
inches long and the letter and number
be painted n block upon a whlte back-
ground.
supplement TO THE POLICE
REGULATIONS FOR ST. CROIX OF
oath FEBRUARY 1915"
For all automobiles a distinguishing
letter and number shall be prescribed by
, 1921-02-23
MUSICAL TUITION
By

The undersigned through this medium is offering his ser
ng PERSONAL INSTRUCTIONS or:
The PIANO and ORGAN as prescribed by MARCUS LUIGI
AIORY OF MUSIC, Boston, Mass.
M and COMPOSITION as prescribed by WILCC
POSITION, New York.
ORGANIZING and INSrRUCFlNG OF BANDS as prescribe
CIRCUIT, Libertyvile, Illinois.
The undersigned holds CREDEN rIALS from all the abov
tories and promises prompt and efficient service.
For further details, call in person or address communication
HERNIA H. ARAUW
, 1921-02-23

provided with tWo siqn. boards, one IN
front, md one at the back of the car, con
tanning these distinguishing signs. casa
to 6e G at a distance Of rs feet.
When IN use between sunset and sun
rise. the automobiles must be provided
Nth a lighted lantern. wh5ch cleorlu
1IWm2n0tes the hind s1gnb0aYd y etc etc
Office Of the Director of Police. Fred
eriksted, St, Croix. v. l u. S. A., 18th
February 1921
F. COULTER.
Director of Police.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.--EXport business
together with some investment buying
rallied the wheat market to-day after
fresh declines. The close was strong at
the same as yesterdays finish to TIC.
higher. with March s1.671a to s1.s7&
and May s1.57ss to sl.5s. Corn gained
h0ss TO 1c.. oats u to &c. and pro-
visions II to fDc.
Wheat bulls obtained tho advantage
in the last half hour. Previously the
market had been depressed by continued
selling. ascribed mainly to bearish
aspects OF the Industrial outlook. Gossip
that the Government report on farm
reserves March ! would prove to be
against the buying side tended also to
weaken the market. On the downward
swing European demand revived. and
Il was estimated that 100000 bushels
had been purchased for export. A quick
upturn followed. with lively buying at
the last much of it by shorts. but
considerable agount for investment
Talk OF Hessiarf hy danger In the north
ern section OF the wheat belt counted
somewhat as a late bullsh factor.
Corn and oats rallied with wheat.
Smallness Of rural offerings Of corn att
tracted much notice.
Higher quotations on hogs lifted pro-
visions
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Average Bond Prices
Improvement Continues.

Tho Improvement in secondary distri-
button noted in this column, yesterday
continues at a. more rapid pace, and 1t
is now expected that March 10 will SEQ
dealers shelves again bare. provided
that no attempt to flood the market be
made. At the moment the only large
Issue in immediate vision is the Sac
Paulo Offering. amounting, in this mar
ket, to SI0.000.000, and scheduled for
the early part Of next week. but not far
from S1oo,oOO.ooo OF stun is backing up
without including the alleged needs OF
the Ford Motor Company. 1t is not now
expected that any Of the $100.0Oo,O0o in
the background wilf be permitted to
come to public view before March Is,
which is tax payment day.
Progress in the disposition of tire
Chilean loan was faster yesterday, and
that situation is clearing up. with the
complete success of distribution Of
Chilean bonds a certainty OF the very
near future. Gulf Oil Corporation bonds
are also In favor again, and altogether
bond wholesalers are much encouraged
by distribution consummated yesterday
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
NEWS AND NOTES
OF BOND MARKET
Liberty Issues Are Liquidated
Heavily in Much Broader
Trading.

The outstanding feature OF yesterdays
bond trading. which was on much
larger scale. was heavy selling Of Lib
erty bonds. No reason was advanced
for that liquidation except that the sell
ing might have come from hondholders
in need Of funds-to meet their obligations
on March !. That date is known as
Settlement Day" in the middle West
The heaviest Issue was the first As,
which declined moro than half point to
1856. Smaller losses were sustained by
the first ANS second ANS. third 4As
and fourth Ans. The 31as gained a
little ground, as did the Victory 3a4s and
434s. The third and fourth ANS were
very active, and some fairly large blocks
were thrown on the market. which really
stood up remarkably well. In the rail-
road group the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Joint As attracted attention. sew
eral transactions in them being made at
slightly higher prices.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
REFINERs PASS DIVIDEND.
Indian Company omits Quarterly
Bccnnsc Of Unsetticment.

The directors 81 the indian Refining
Company have passed the regular quar-
torly dividend Of per cent. or 80 cents,
due on its common stock. In annouuc-
ing that action the board made tho FOL
lowing statement
This action was taken by reason OF
tho present unsettled conditions IN the
oil industry and tile severe declines that
have taken place since the first OF tho
year In the values Of crude and refined
products. The company will show earn
ings for the past year substantially more
than offsetting any anticipated loss In
inventory values, but in Wow OF uncer-
tainties II was deemed expcdient 20 con-
serve the oompany's resources untn con-
ditscns became more stabllixsdt
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
GASTON PLAN is POSTPONED.
only 10000 of 100000 shares
Represented at Meeting
Dated March /, 1921

Only $1,000 shares OF total OF 3oc.ooo
were represented at the meeting Of
stockholders OF CASTOR. Williams &
wigmorc yesterday. SO that It was i'm
possible to take formal action on the
plan for reorganization. The plan pro-
yidcs. 10 was learned for the formation
OF a now company to bc capitalized at
between S2,cooOo ana S.0,Oooo. with tho
latter fisure believed 70 nc more nearly
correct Stockholders will be asked 60
subscribe 90 The stock of the new COM
Panv al $40 share. and tho new COM
pany will ongase IN an export business
on commission basis.
An effort Is to be made TO interest a
banking syndicate IN underwriting, the
new securities. and those stockholders
OF the old company who do not sub
scribe will be allotted some OF the new
stock upon a basis not yet determined
upon. Sincs tho new company will do
business on0 upon ocmmission basis,
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
New York Telephone.

There should be no financing by the
New York Telephone Company before
midsummer unless higher telephone rates
be granted In the meantime and suf-
ficiently early to demonstrate an inn
provement In the company's earning
power Last October it was stated that
the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company during the ensuing twelve
months would need $75,0o0.00O OF new
funds to carry out its budget. OF that
sum s55,0o0,000 has been provided and
the New York company's financing
should complete the budget preparations
for the parent company and all OF its
subsidiaries. For four months at least
the new money requirements are in the
possession OF the Bell Telephone system.
Consequently the raising of the $4,000
600 balance is not on the schedule for
earlier than June, although a plethora
OF supplies OF money might permit
earlier action. Bor the present there
viii be no action which might reflect on
the high credit standing enjoyed by the
New York company on the basis Of its
earning record.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NORroLK 3 MEsrERN RHfiMAY {

NORFOLK a WESTERN RUNWAY co.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany viii be held at the principal office of
tho Company IN the City OF Roanoke. vir
sinia, on Thursday, tho i4th day OF April.
TO elect independent auditors 20 audit ths
books and accounts OF the Company for the
fiscal year. 90 consider the annual report
OF the Directors for the .cas ended Decem-
Der 81, 1920. to rstify and approve al
action OF the Directors set forth in SUCH
annual report and IN the minutes of The
Company, and TO transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before ths
meeting.
Tho meeting has also been called BY ths
Board of Directors as . special meeting 10
consider and act upon proposal 70 alter
and amend Article l. Section g.; Article /.
Section Z Article n. Section ., and Article
IL. Section {, OF the .Company's bylaws
BY striking out in such sections references
70 the Chairman OF the Board Article !.
Section G, 20 provide that the Assistant Sec
retary shall IN the absence OF tho Secretary
act as Secretary at all meetings of the
vide Tor the holding OF Directors meetings
I'm Philadelphia instead OF New York; and
Article II. Section l. by eliminating obso-
iete mater. copy OF the proposed amend
ments viii be mailed at least thirty days
prior 10 the meeting IN a postage prepaid
envelope addressed 70 each stockhoccr st
his address as entered upon the books Of
the Company.
The Stock Transfer Books VIII be closed
AZ O'Clock r. NJ. Friday. March 2J. 1921.
and rcopcned at 10 o'clock A. ~. Friday.
April -. 1921.
~ order of the Board Of Directors
I. W. BOOTH. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Frisco Asks bond Authority.

The st. Louis and San Francisco Rail-
way Company asked yesterday authority
of the Interstate Commerce Commission
to issue .ss.2s2,000 of prior lien mort
gage per cent gold bonds to be sold
for not less than 30 and pledged at not
loss than 70. The Eric Railroad asked
the commission to approve an issue Of
s4,soO.000 or equipment trust certih-
oates. which had been issued by the road
before the transportation act of 1920
became effective. Application was filed
by tho Southern Railway for authority
10 pledge as security for short term
notes any part Of Ss,229.o0o OF develop
ment and general mortgage per cent
bonds held in Its treasury.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Despite firm tone in the general list
there were sharp recessions in certain
minor steels and specialtles. In which
there appeared to DO a temporary alb
sence OF support, during the last quarter
hour OF yesterdays Consolidated Stock
Exchange trading, net declines OF IA in
Replosle to 231a, 4 in vanadium to 80
and 5lS in Stromberg to 30m being
feat turo movements Of the last half OF
the trading. In the balance of the in
dustrials and in the rails tho trend was
upward after the FIRST half hour, numer-
Gus active oils. stcels. specialties and
rails averaging gains of 1 to more than
per cent.
Famous Players rallied sM TO 67x.
international Paper sh to 53tt. Sears
Roebuok Q to 40 ". General Asphalt / *
to 66ss, Retail Stores Ia to 55A. United
states Rubber fR to e7is. American
Sugar IN TO 93K .Kelly-Springfield 2h
to S91k, United Fruit 3h TO 1o4is.
United States Steel 10 SSh, Crucible 25s
to 93is. Republic / S TO 67ii, Baldwin
Locomotive ! q 10 Sess. Studebaker 1&
TO 59ii and Chandler IA to 69%.
Mexican Petroleum wsS advanced 2%
to 1874. pan American 1Ri to 74I.
Royal Dutch, New York, Is to Co.'s,
Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil f>to az
American Sumatra ia to S6ss. Ameri-
can Smelling to 42. Utah Copper / to
50ik, Texas and Pacific TO 2lSs. Southern
Pacific to 1855. Reading to 1855, ST. Paul
to 27%, Northern Pacific 1 to 81. Rock
Island to 27% and Kansas CITY Southern
to 2oa.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
NOTICE OF sHAREuoLDERs' ATEETINo-
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK.
i20 Brosdway- .

To the shareholders OF THE LIBERTY SA-
TfoHcAf BANK OF NEW YORK:
NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN that special
meeting OF the shareholders OF this Eank WIN
be held at II o'clock in the forenoon. ~ the
effices OF the Bank. 40 Broadway. New York
vote on the question of the Liquidation Of tas
Bant as National Bank. 20 take effect as
future date. and 10 authorize tile Directors
10 execute q certificate OF organization a.
state Bank, as required by The New York
Banking Law, and 20 take. and 70 authorize
the Directors to take, such other action 40
oxidation as r National Bank 70 become effsc-
Nee rs corporate existence n a stats Bark
TO begin and a merger with Tho New York
Trust Company 20 be accomplished. pursuant
to the terms % the Plan and Agresrnenf Tor
the merger of Tie Liberty National Bank %
New York into The New York Trust CONS
psny. dated February 1. 1921. heretotors
nailed 10 the shareholders.
BY Order % the Board OF Directors.
FREDERICK W. WALZ. Cashier.
Dated February 1. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
UNITED CIGAR STORES COMPANY
OF AMERICA.
ANNUAL MEEr1NG OF srocKHoLDERa

ANNUAL MEETING OF sToCKHoLDERA
Notice Il hereby given that the annual
meeting Of Stockholders of the United Cigar
stores Company - America VIII be held on
the sfh day cf April. 1921. ~ two o'clock IN
Company No. u Exchange Place, Jersey
city. ~. j.. Tor The purpose ol clcctirS six
iGi directors OF the Third Glass 70 hold
office for a term OF three (3i years IN place
of the six Co directors whose terms wiz
expire.
Tno stock transfer books wii not be closcd-
In accordance with the laws of the STATE
OF New Jersey. no stock can 30 voted on
which has been transferred w the books *
the Company within twenty Bays next pre-
ceiling this election.
Dated February %. 1891.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
CORN EXPORTS,
INFERIOR RECEIPTS.
METALS.

on the New York Metal Exchange
tin was weak. with class 4
being quoted at ssias2; class i. SOS 80
asked. and Straits shipments as s3l q s2S
with sales Of 2j tons February March
shipments from Straits at $3.50. Cop
per weak: spot and February. si262ia,
and March and April, sl2.75, all asked.
Lead was weak; Now York spot 81.
and East ST. Louis spot, 81 asked. Zinc
was weak; New York spot, $40. and
East st. Louis spot, $40.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Ann Arbor Road to Pay Notes.

The Ann Arbor Railroad Company
has notified holders of it's 500 900 of
two year 6 per cent. collateral gold
notes, due on May /. that their payment
will be anticipated on the basis of s
per cent, or approximately 9s.6 per
= cent and accrued interest, on presenta-
tion TO the Empire Trust Company on
and after February rs. The company
has repaid 100000 OF the loan from the
War Finance Corporation made to it in
July, 1919. No rehnancing was included
I'm those transactions.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
BALDWIN Need. No Money.

The report that Baldwin Locomotive
Works was negotiating with bankers for
a loan and that there would be probably
some sort OF new security issue by the
company was denied by S. NJ. Vauclain
president o. the company, who said I'VE
are not in need Of any money and are
not considering the issuance Of any new
securities"
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
SD y Sanfran I WicIlNirp-
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Brown Brothers & Co. and tho National
City Bank have received By cable from their
correspondent. Don Danshe Landmansbank.
Copenhagen, an announcement 70 the effect
that that institution has declared a dividend
Of IL per cent. for 1920. the same amount
that II has declared IN the last four years.
and has increased Its extraordinary reserves
. 100000 kroner. Those reserves thus total
900 kroner. Den DanslSc Landmands-
bank has paid up capital Of 10000. ooo
kroner.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Ahi,ihi Power scII. Is,uc.

The Abitibi Power and Paper Com
pany. Ltd. q Canadian concern, has sold
20 Peabody, Houghteling Co. of Chi
cago new issue OF s4.000,000 bonds.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26

It will carry no stocks OF merchandise.
hence no great amount OF money will
be required. II developed yesterday that
tho company owes TO the Guaranty
Trust Company about N,5oono0 used In
various commercial trAnsactiona
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
CHICAGO PRICES.

Additional purchases OF 600, 900
bushels OF wheat by Italy In yesterdays
cash wheat market brought the total Of
that countrys wheat buying In the last
two DAYS up to 1000, 200 bushels. A re-
port that other European countries
would follow Italy I'm buying here was
not taken seriously by the trade in view
OF the fact that Germany and Belgium
bought wheat In Argentina on Thursday
for less than American prices for that
grain. Sweden purchased 5000 bushels
OF Manitoba wheat Brddstreefs ngurcs
on exports OF wheat, including -four. for
the last week totalled 4.46G.G74 bushels.
against s.327.01S last week and 2.470.467
bushels In the corresponding 1890 week
Exports OF whcat and -four from July
10 date total 303,lS2,55e bushels. agains.
1s16s3.It5 in the corresponding 1920
period. sales of corn 70 Europe were
estimated as 100000 busheis About
90 600 barrels Of -four. were sold to
Greece and central Europe. Tho recent
decline In wheat has resulted in drop
of 2J cents a barrel IN -four prices.
Little new business, however. was at
tracted by the reduction.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Our share in sac pauIo Loan.

It is expected now that the American
share of the Sac Paulo per cent. loan'
amounting to about $1Q.o0o00o, VIII be
offered 10 investors on next Tuesday or
Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
DIVIDENDS And INTEREST.
Office Of the tnitsd Gas improvement Co
y. W. Corner Broad aud Arch streets.

Philadelphia. December \, 1870.
Tie Directors have THIS day declared q
quarterly dividend % orc and threc-uuaftcrs
por cont tS7i.l per sharel 0u tha Preferred
Stock of this COMPANY. payable March ~,
1921. 10 holders % Preferred stock % record
a the close % business February -. 1921
Cheeks 'yiil be- matted.
j. W. MORRIS. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26

fancy slipped white, Gle; ordinary clipped
white, JSiac., all elevator.
HIE-No. . Western. Sf.i1is, I. o. b. y. Y,
and 81 l.61is. G. |. T. domestic
BARIEY-Feeding. TTds3c., and mating
SGna3c. e. {. y. y.
III BICkNHEAT-Nillng. S.. 30 1Oe lbs
HAY--No. !. 81. .45lf 30; No. 2. ~ .35Glf .i5 !;
No 3. 81 20dl.30: shipping. s1dl15.
sTRAW-No. rye, $1SQl9 ton.
CORN EXPORTS.
According 20 Brddstrects corn exports
during this week have been t,4T0. .431 bushels.
against / 500, 700 during last week and 90 .l52
IN the corresponding 1920 week. and since
July l3,595,6o0 against 2,276.1ss during
last season.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
plyIpr~ps AND INTEREST.
Trx,s rACrrIc CoAt ASD OF
COMPANY
81 Hro I'd strret

- Broad street.
New York Fehruary-s3. 1921.
There has been declared. out OF tho ae-
rtnruinted aurpius and mes earnings ~ THIS
Cainnany tho regular cash dividend Of 2iass.
pavabie Marcii aist. 1e2i 60 gtockhoiders %
record ~ the close Of br-iness on March
isth. 1871 " Il. PENN. President.
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Notice is hereby elytn that dividend ot
two dallats per share has been declared.
payable on Apri IL. 1921. 20 stocikholder,
OF the General Electric Company OF recort
az the close OF business hours on Match ?.
f0cf Tho transfer books win not be cicaeA
BY order Of the Board OF Dircctors.
NJ y. WEsTovER- sscrstAA
The New York herald., 1921-02-26

The Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
will open new branch office IN the Alex
andra House, Kinggway. London. on March
II. II. u. +. Randolph VIII be IT. manager
and L. 9. krailsheincr ~ assistant man
hger. The company will thus have three
SasS ~ street anda ae sSd ssr 20 0PE n
and total OF eight foreign branch offices.
J. p. Morgan Co. announced yesterday
that they were prepared 20 deliver New York
Central ten year per cent. collateral trust
gold bonds IN exchange for their trust re-
coipts on presentation OF the latter at their
office.
The New York agency OF tho Standard
Bank Of South Africa, Ltd, received yester-
day cable from its home office stating
that. subject TO audit the conpany's direc-
tors had declared on; Ok rs profits Tor the
period To December 81. 1920 second interim
dividend OF IA per cent. per annutu, less iu-
come tax. A. the bankH accounts are now
made up 20 March "a The directors rccor,-
be ANNOUNCED IN May. and rs report and
accounts Cor fifteen months 20 March 81
will be submitted 10 It's shareholders IN
general meeting to be held IN July.
s. G. Mayer & Co. have opened offices ga
80 Broad street aud will do a general broK-
craec business. =. &. Mayer. who n con
nected With that firm, has been connected
with several leading firms as statistical
expert.
Spencer Trask & 90. have issucd circu-
lar summarizing the Reading segregation
plan ana diucussiug fts effect cn 6,s thrss
piA~ss A 61sdinx ssopiA
The New York herald., 1921-02-26


Sewarl-N Speedometer Corporation
FiveYear 895 Convertible Gold Bonds
Dated March 1921 March,,
@ h & "s e.. @ %
4sa @e a f ss S s 1essa %
egs458 then
obondfo
CENTRAL
its products being ndhainsav
provides funds portion Of the purchase pr price @ very aan ]
bank loans ''''' and to assure the Company
noyersn its
less than times the interest charge ss 900
period OF the net
sslnass ssa1ass7 nave averaged S'''' pei -''''
o
@ and the publication the % proceeds s of , has @ u 5 % @ S m s 57a % M
ns plants Tina That will maintain ] asn q @ a M aus ] s % @ issue m be @ rn re.
efundu
which & the bonds & @ the % sp9n s a
rsharepe eannum been 5e4
PRICE
sndH
receipts i, T , ss sp % s' % n @ r % and d 5 for @ @ % Bssa @ ss % s % this issue
Shaw for the Company
Central Trust Company Hambeton & Company
m WEST Monroe aa'.o STREET. ,me,eo Ss" SAss~ % a
SsaSs %s @ aa% % apa%%ss % @% @% Tsaa % %@ %@ @ @
subscriptions
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
MAN YORK PRICEs.

vuEAr.--No. . hard, si.ai. aud No. ?
mixed, Durum. s1.s1. c. 4. {. track n. 4, 70
~cORN.--No. 2 yellow, soic.: No. 2 MIXED.
ssxc.: o. 1 {. N. y, 10 days shipment.
0AIs-Sc. 1 white, b7sc-I NO, Thfte,
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
PENNSYLVANIA OIL MApKEr

on crrr, Feb. 25-credit balances.
si,ipmsnsR AAeaal axsa<> HsoaA
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
!. Y. sTQCK EXCHaNGE QUOTATIONs

re the following prices accrued interest is
TO be added In every case.
FOREIGN BONDS.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS.
oreign Railroad Industrial and Other Bonds

NY City 4s 1858
2. .S3
NY City Is 1863
1.......S3
The New York herald., 1921-02-26

X Cen 3l9s stLouisS w LIST
L.: 81 stLsw con G IS
\ YC&StLdbis s.. 90
StI,ouisSW 5s
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02

This sign over the door means more Shoes-for New Britain Folks at prices way below the cost of produc- , ton. The store is filled to the ceiling with elegant Shoes-for men, women and children-and
 W c K H A M is going to pass them along to you at an unheard of low figure-just to introduce himself and his progressive tactics in retailing Shoes
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02

.'. ., This sign, signifies that W1cKHiAMs) N will sell this entire stock for Q less -s
 z '.a. .Et,ha -eSg FzAfs ij good dea >less--than eospaid, fortsit| We want you to be on hand ta see howl
 the Shoe Bargain Expert handles 'ih ishooesas osa
 Self Service Racks and fBargairI
 f -~f. - tFfE sdT aEaEs5I , tables-F Foreshadowing tkenway it's to b@ "~s .,> Lr'. - -e@3> o~z5 .anI .t&ar conducted in the; future, ,zGas sWfGK1 . l. o s4fl s-ss sr1s<- r-- ao| HAMS Bargain Shoe St0re--a Stor@ for: the People-- spI yoAx wait .io1| yourself the help yourself plan. 2..
Evening star., 1921-12-04
FARMS
FOR SALE.

FULLY EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM. $50
acres; adjoining Montgomery Country Club; IA
fine cows, heifer and ] bull calves: Q ex-
ira fine horses: necessary machinery and build
ings: 5000 cash secures deed, balance easy
terms immediate possession. Address Box
SOB, Star ONCE.
TWENTY ACRES NEAR LAUREL, ND
Good soil. young orchard. stock and imple.
ments. New house. rooms, bath. attic and
cellar: large barn and other buildings. Price.
81 900. Address Box 5-B, Star ofhce. So
ABOUT FLORIDA? Get unbiased facts.
Avoid pitfalls. We publish state journal to
help homeseekers. tells about soils. crops. con-
ditions. Send 10c for personal reply to ques
tions and 4-week trial subscription. FLORIDA
GROWER, Tampa. Fla
% ACRES NEAR WATERLOO. VA; ALL
except two acres seeded: almost new seven
room house. new barn and grainhouse, other
ontouildinss: bearing be. fruit tree: pears cher
nut trees; school. church and store near: would
exchange for modern six-room house In Clar-
endon, Va. For further informal tion write
or see D.. g. ROADHOUSE. Bancroft. Va .