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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-02
Domino Fans in Long Game.

A domino game has been in progress
for the last quarter of century In
Riyerhead, N. Z. The exact date OF
its inception is not known, but 1t
was begun by four men some time in
1893. Since then the same four, the
Oldest now ninety-four, have gathered
for several hours daily to match up
the little black blocks. The first ten
years were the hardest. the quartette
asserts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-02


By the Court
Warren p. Knowles, Judge
White & White, Attorneys
(First. Publication Feb. Is, 1929
SUMMONS
State Of Wisconsin, In Circuit court
for Pierce County:
Wenzel Matzek, PLAINTIFF,
Stephen Smith and ---Smith,
his unknown wife, James Aldrich and
---Aldrich, his unknown wife, Mil
ton Aldrich and -Aldrich, his UNI
known wife, Newton Aldrich and
Aldrich, his unknown wife, Addison
Aldrich and--Aldrich, his un-
known wife, Nathan Aldrich and
Aldrich his unknown wife, Levi Aid
rich d--Aldrich, his unknown
wife, Henry Aldrich and-Aldrich,
his unknown wife, Hannah Aldrich,
John MCMILLAN and Maria MCMILLAN,
his wife, John Mcmillan and Marian
Mcmillan, his wife, ]. B. Parkhurst
and---Parkhurst, his unknown
wife, J. I. Case and-----Case his
unknown wife, Jerome l. Case and
Case, his unknown wife, E. w.
Hayiland and---Haviland his un-
known wife, Edward w. Haviland, and
----Haviland, his unknown wife,
Martha Wilson, James Boles and
Elizabeth Boles, his wife, John L.
Dale and -D Dale, his unknown
wife, Anna B. Holmes, Griffin Miller
and-- Miller, his unknown wife,
Addison J.. Ewing and Ewing,
his unknown wife, O. t. Maxson and
-Maxson, his unknown wife, Or
rem T. Maxson and Maxson, his
unknown wife, w. j. Copp and
Copp, his unknown wife, S. J. Copp
and-- Copp, his unknown wife,
Massie Dale, William Gray and
Gray, his unknown wife, Thomas ].
Morrow and-- Morrow, his I'M
known wife, r. S. Staples and
STAPLES, his unknow wife, Elizabeth
Staples, Sherman Staples and
Staples, his unknown wife, Roger 5.
Staples and--Staples, his I'M
known wife, Sherman R. Staples and
,-Staples, his unknown wife,
Hamilton II. Gray and-Gray, his
unknown wife, Ammi Bennett, Am
ME Nj. Bennett, Ammi M. Bennett,
Sarah Shaw, Clarinda NJ Jackson,
Phebe Bullard, Phoebe A. Billiard,
Phoebe Ballard, Phoebe Bennett, An
gelina Evitts, Angelina Evetts, and all
the unknown surviving widows, per-
sonal representatives, heirs and lega-
tees of each and ali of said defend
ants who are deceased at this time, if
there be any such defendants. and all
persons whom it may concern, claim
ing any estate, right, title or interest
in or incumbrance upon the property
described in the complaint in this ac-
ton. and their unknown heirs.
Defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN-To
said Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within twenty days after service
of this summons, exclusive of the day
of service, and defend the above en-
titled action in the Court, aforesaid;
and in case of your failure so to do.
Judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the COM
,oIaf,,t
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-02

White & White, Plaintiffs Atty's.
P. Q. Address, River Falls, Pierce Co.,
Wis.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the above entitled action is brought
to quiet title to the following des-
crihed premises situated in Pierce
County, Wisconsin, to-wit
1.-THE East Half of the Northeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, and
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-02
METHODIST CHURCH

1890 Regular services. Preaching
the pastor.
Has Sunday School. Most profit
bile service of the day.
2:15 Young Peoples choir
GAS Epworth League. All young
eople invited.
1880 Regular service. Live sing
ne, special selections by choir and
male quartet. Everybody's service.
e.. A. Bird, Pastor
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-02

the Southeast Quarter of the North
east Quarter, and the East Half OF
the Southeast Quarter, of Section
Thirty-six (36,) Township twenty
seven (27,) Range Nineteen (19,) and
the West Half Of the Northwest Quar-
ter Of Section Thirty-one (3i,) Town
ship Twenty-seven (27,) Range Eight
een18)"
White & White, Plaintiffs Asty's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-02
(First publication Feb. %, 1929
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice for Administration and Not
ice TO Creditors.
State of Wisconsin, County Court,
Pierce County-In Probate.
In re estate of John G. Anderson,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That at the
special term of said court to be held
on the 3rd Tuesday of March, A. D.
1922, at the Court House in the vii
lage of Ellsworth, County Of Pierce,
and State Of Wisconsin, there will be
heard and considered, the application
of Emile Anderson for the appoint
ment of an administrator of the es-
tate of John G.. Anderson, late OF the
Town of River Falls in said county de-
ceased:
Notice is hereby further given, That
at the special term of said court to be
held at said Court House, on the 4th
Tuesday Of June, A. D. 1922, there
will be heard, considered and adjust
ed, all claims against said John G.
Anderson, deceased
And notice is hereby further given,
That all such claims for examination
and allowance must be presented to
said county court at the Court House
in the Village of Ellsworth, in said
county and state on or before the 26th
day of June A. D. 1922, or be barred.
Dated Feb. 81, 1922.
By the Court
Warren p. Knowles, Judge
White & White, Attorneys
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-02
ST. BRIDGETS CHURCH

Services Sunday at s a. m. anC
1890 a. m.
Rev. Fr. Dickoph
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-02
EPISCOPAL SERVICES

Episcopal services at the Gladstone
Hotel Sunday morning, March 3, at
10: 80 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Investment Information

hoped I need not change them for some
time The du Pont Ia $500 bond pur-
chased in 1891 at gs%, due 1881, the
Delaware & Hudson is $1,000 bond pur .
chased In 1890 at 1908. due 1890. aid
bonds were caiiable, A very reliable broker
has suggested my selling theae sc-
count OF their being c8lIabie. | wish 10
retain them unless IL Is uDwiss to do 40.
My income from Investments is small {
try to be careful, aH1 I do not lkc chang :
ing investments any moro 'han neceaeary,
Would you kindly adViSs mo about thesa
two bonds, IL you think best for ms TO
change, would yol ADVISE Un'tsd States
Rubber & per cent selling about n9H snd
Public Service of New Jersey per ceat.
selling around 90? r. uotine yoa nisntion
theeo frequently as g0bd Investments. Are
they callabie before they arc actually duo
Also do they como only In 81 900 bonds ?
Should my own Investments oe desirable
to hold for longer time. I wish TO do so.
&c. e. r.
Answer--We see no good reason for
making any change in your invest
ments. Delaware g. Hudson Is, 1880,
are first grade and ron-callable. pu
Pont TVS, 1881, are sufficiently Sc
cured, in our opinion, to be classed as
desirable, but they arc callabie Mt 103.
United States Rubber 5s, t947, are
procurablc in bonds Of small denomi-
nations and are callable at los. Public
Service IS, 1860, arc issued in $1,000
den nominations only, and are callable
at 105, but the cnilable features Of s
per cent bonds need give no concern
under present conditions.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Reynolds "B" Suitable

Question--Kindly give me what inforna :
tion You can TO the reliability ot Hcyn-
olds Tobacco Glass y stocks. w y u.
Answer--The r. j. Reynolds Tobacco
Company was incorporated in New ,ler-
sey in 1899 and was controlled through
stock ownership by the American To-
bacco Company until the United States
Supreme Court in 1911 ordered tina dis
solution Of the latter company. Rey-
nolds stock, therefore, was distributed
to stockholders Of American Tobacco.
The old Class B common was created in
November, 1917. and was increased in
amount to s70,oo00oo in 1920, at which
time the par value was reduced from
$500 to s25 by an exchange of four
shares Of new Glass B for one share Of
old. The B shares have no voting pow
er, but have the same dividend rights
and privileges as the common. Divi-
dends we're increased this year from
8 to IL per cent, SO annually. The
stock is a fairly good business mans
investment of its kind.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Investment for $4,000

Question: have, $4,000 which I wish
10 invest permanently in absolutely safe
inveatments, yielding 5is or 8 per cent
WIN you kindly offer mo a few sugges-
tlons in long term securities?--D. b.
Answer-We suggest for your $14 1000
the following securities in the amounts
stated or in any other amount you
Northern U.s., due 1910, yielding about
50 per cent; $4,000 St. Louis-San Fran
cisco prior lien IS, due 1860, yielding
about 5.75 per cent; $4,000 American
Sugar es, due 1887, yielding about 5.e per
cent; $4,000 United States Rubber SIS,
due 19A7, yielding about 5.75 per cent;
thirty shares New York Telephone 61s
per cent preferred stock, selling re-
Gently around 1o9h; $4,000 Public
Service Corporation Of New Jersey IS,
due 1869, yielding about 81 per cent,
and $1,000 Pacific Gas and Electric SIS,
due 1942, yielding about 56 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Utilities Company Of Good Grade

Question--Csn you give ms any infor-
nation regarding the Northern New York
Utilities. Inc. of Watertown7 \ will have
about $4,000 to invest around October l
and am thinking about placing 1t with the
above. Up here we consider them safe.
but 1 thought you might be able to give
mo more expert advice than I have been
able to obtain.--A. c. r.
Answer-Northern New York Util-
tiles, Inc, is we'll established company
which supplies, without competition,
electricity to the principal communities
Of Jefferson and Lewis counties and a
part Of st. Lawrence County. All the
franchises, with minor exceptions, are
without time limit, and the company
is under the jurisdiction of and the
issuance of its securities is subject to
the approval of the Public Service Com
mission Of the State of New York.
There is outstanding 81 ,O34 100 of an
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Curb Prices Turn
Irregular After
Realizing Sales
EARLY Strength Followed by
Profit Taking and Cen
orally Easier Tone; Oil
Stocks Continue Active

1-orsnent speculative securities de-
velopsd an irregular trend in active
trading on the curb market yesterday
when realizing sales checked an early
advance. Oils continued in demand.
Standard of Indiana gained frac--
don at the close, while Kansas and
Ohic shares moved up point. Vacuum
on and Magnolia Petroleum sagged,
however, and Gulf Oil new stock drop
ped under profit taking. Interest was
revived in the lower priced group,
sorae of which moved up firmly.
Southern Producing and Refining was
unusually active and Southern States
crossed 1e without a reaction.
Tndustrials were less active. Bangor
Aroostook preferred was admitted to
trading, selling at 96A. Macy com,
mon reacted slightly, but Hayes Wneel
again recovered fraction. New y ork
Porcupine moved within ,nsrro"
range at its previous high level.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHFSSPEakE AMI ONO
RAEiW COMPaHf
Notice Of Speeial : stoek khoI5sn y..,l,.

Notice of speeisl ~tockhodss E~.tles
~.,,-r,,-,. RSiiehnl9rd. Si va. Aegsl = isl'
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV ES tas SEA-
cial Meeting o. -he stockhalas.s Z =
ChsFsp.ake and Ohio Railway conxss =,
beer CO He'd b. the Board Il p!feetars 4 81
Company 20 - helc al the principai ees :
the Company, IN the City q Richrda4 W.
ginia. on Tuesday, the 2sgh day Of sep,sr.
eeF. 1922. az II 90 O'Clock A, Is. .eg ~
following purposes
ts) frO consider and aei upon pre-
oosal 20 increase the Compaay's capita
stock by the addition thereto a. stock J,
tne ps amount x 80 esh ae9. % a
DIVIDED into 500 fee shares q. re "a
value OF sif9 each &C a. q Rake ,hs 1s,s
sHfh1Ti te1 par amount - sch capts
stock sass Gao ,0oe insisting - iastst
shares II TIE par value q tie9 zach. seie
inrreafN = cAnlfal sfock 70 - Ok ~
class or -lss.os with euch i-slgrsfies
tions OF qualifications thfrrcf. as =
stockholders a. said meeting snail .
termine ar au'hcriza s7d speciacak
w'fhou. limiting ne gensraiity & a
foregoing 70 -onsidsr ans acs gpoa Z
propose that the IA icnai capital stns
be IN the rrst insfErce rfefsrrsd sisa
ans mat The same. or ans thereof. nf'
be convertible Into common sfocki
fbl To authorize the DCaf1 ~ DiFtasi,
OF the Company from time 70 tinf !.
Issue and "a dispose % such sdskiesil
stock or such terms as srch Boss4 zfy
n thc exercise Of It's Lawful dsscfsass
determine
(ct 10 ratify ana conarrs sucs srtss
Heretofore taken or authorized y t7is
Board IN pntic patton ~ such ariies y
tire stock holders as may te submitted !.
the meeting and 20 take rseh other -,
further action 81 TIE premises. inciasas
the authorization q asy necessary ?,
appropriate amendment e- suiehofnenfs g
tne charter OF - Company. A. ne stces'
holders nj tie meeting may determine
and
td) For ths trausaction a. saen csnsl
business as may properly eosns es's's "a
meeting -.
For tha purpose Of tho rleetns tas sses.
eransfer books will he closed ~ } :.
Friday SEPTEMBER l. 1899. snS rerns'n eiess' !.
until 10 A. NJ. on Wednesday. SeptemesG o.
ls22.
e. Order @, shs B0ara q Diseetcr'
A. TREvvETT. seersssf
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Utility Bond Suitable

Question-Wnl you take little trouble
TO advise me whether the Baragua Sugar
Company frst mortgage. ffteen-year. ~
per cent, sinking fund gold bonds. dated
a. safe Investment and what you would
call high grade investment for a wona =
10 buy? Is the Columbus Railway. Power
and Light Company Columbus OhIo) re-
dated December J. 1921. due December /.
1891 safe high grade bond for a woman
20 buyf What 1s your opinion of tas
Francisco Sugar Company -. PEI cent
woman to hold. or would you advise her
to dispose of oil any of The foragoina,
three bonds mentioned7 She cannot az
ford to take chances DO YOU consider
them safe investments 70 keep Mrs. u.
Answer-One of the issues you hold.
in our opinion, Is suitable for a
woman who cannot afford to take
chances. If you are in such a position
your selections for investment with an
occasional exception should be limited
in risk to first grade bonds, on which
the return does not exceed 5ia pe-
cent. Baragua Sugar 7tss are a first
mortgage on the fixed assets of the
company and are suitable for the in
vestor in a position to keep in touch
with affairs Of the company. Fran
cisco Sugar 71ss are similarly secured
and Of relatively the same grade. Co
iumbus Railway, Power and Light 6s,
are secured by q general mortgage on
all the property of the company, and
additionally secured by q pledge of
s6,000,000 first refunding and extension
bs. 1910. The last mentioned bond Ia
suitable for you to hold, in our opin-
ion
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
FINANCIAL
,.,eso, ,..s,oy2srtssfsos n
MISsOOEi. KANSAS a TFYn
Raj WAN CAsfn t-|1eS

fnFSNSht 70 ~ pr0yiaaas ~ -. D..
t1s' ,e"'ens ,sa. 0. Neorsaniss'ion ds.e5 ysvs.
nsT J.. iSkf. he up4erusn,S R-o.,.-,,,'7A- y
c%snase't rave made and publiss.4 -, !.
rene1 " a. ,rHi'oTs Of ID Missour5 E.r,,,
exas ks'i~sv Company az II, ,.'ss V...s'..' 8
Kansas q esas Railway Cornoznv ~ T.-..
aho ~ ne Wichita FATS q Nor,bv.,..-.
H1INAY 1870. y of7paF'Y. ard q fse ho'der. ~ -.
ioioEing bonds zBs-ss;.,s ~ --Se..s- " ens W
bv Aissouri. Naasss & Teas 49,. 'rasa'
pany. VIZ. FlFst A5rizase Fss, D., S. SeIn'
bonds oi Iesas 4 Oklahoma pa1.s.x - -
parry. Frst Nor .ag- rive PR Crn. ~ -.
- lnr Sherman, Shrtve9e-, & s,..,s..s .-s
Eai'@ay CoupaaT ar4 Frs, Ho--,,..' r s'n
Per Cent. Bonds r: q. geau-r,-, 4. g el.Is sls'
Northern Railroad ''ss'
Nal5 ofieis sr- On Sc e-th cslv-,h{. r..
COMPANY. Depesitsry. 60 grosdwsx. ~.
York City. ana csrses 'hereef rrs-
,ained trari saId D-positary o. Msrcs.,,,
Iruss Company, Agent Of sad osan,s....4.s
72i Locust Street. St Ls,sis' Co., Co.,
oF the pnd-~szn-S
On o. hei0se September IS, 1874 e.
era Creditors should Deepest, sssivs--,-,. =
t5e'F ciaf7af v5'n said Dcpogifs-v :. :. = =
agent and holders Of said z=s-ssf,,4 s.-1- 80
'hou'o deposit the same. N seeor,sis a..
acecnpanied ~ al a. Dald eou,o-, ~.
ssid Dep0sitary s''s
Dated. Nc~ York 1r.y e. 1879
" NLLisN.x "a
-. L1tp1Es Z Co.
TFo~7snlzst.oS Hsssz,,
The tiu1e for .he S-oori. a. ,..s-
OF Claims and sasrsnfeed bsss, 4 >,,-.-s .--.-s
ance with ~. oIers referred 70 ;s - ~.
gong ro'i>e hs~ been exf-rs,a "a -
including OCTOBER ls. 1922. 'a
q " Cgs f~,s.. -
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Equitable Trust to Open
Branch i'm Mexico Civ

The Equitable Trust Company. it was
learned yesterday, has completed ar
rangements to open branch office in
Mexico City, the main function OF
which will be to deal in foreign ex-
change and bullion
The Equitable Trust Company. with
less formal organization, has operated d
III Mexico for number of wears.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Mutual Oil Speculative

Question - II you care to give an
opinion TO the advisobiity OF buying
appreciate 1t greatiy.--M. M. 8.
Answer-Buying oil stocks of the
class of Mutual Oil is risking your
capital in hazardous business. We
do not recommend purchase of this
stock
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

Questions Of geneyai snteyest to an
pesfors suiI be ahssoevsd In THE coz
umm, in vhich case only fssitidls sc,H
be used. Others soiil be ansioeysd oy
wasl Addrcss all inquiries, inctos-
ing stamped, addressed envelope, 70
Fino~ctal Editor. The Tribune, ls5
Nassau Street, Ncw YORK. City.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

authorized issue of $4,000, 900 common
and S3,474,30O of an authorized Issue
of $4,000 900 per cent cumulative
preferred Although the stocks have
limited marketability, they are suitable
for business mans funds. the pre-
ferred ranking ahead Of the common in
investment quality.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
No Need of Change

Question: subscribe for The New York
Tribune and read Investment Information
with much interest. wrote you several
times a couple OF years ago should
greatly appreciate your writing me in re-
gard to two Investments hold One is
du Pont ] "a per cent and bond the the
other is a Delaware Hudson per cent
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

Joint Stock Land Bank
5s, 1961-1931 ...101 1921, s7o
Joint Stock Lane Bank
5hs, 1951-19S1 .Io3H 1osM a-x
Joint Stock Land Banl, 80
SIS. 19s9-l92a asA 1oon Ass
Chicago Jo:,t Stock Land 500
Bank 5As, l96l-1e3l .1o5is tosn An
Chicago Joint Stock Land NV
Bank u.s. 1s3r-1s40. 9sx 1oas. .es
Chicago Joint Stock Land wv
Bank 5a. l95l-t93l ..l03M 10sn lss
ClieAso Joint Stock I.at.d - ~
Bank S. los2-'3e .io3 1oga "a
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on
the Stock Exchange in which there
were no transactions vesterdav.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
To holders of

holders
Cer'fisstes Of dspe.i. issued under Chalmers Motor
company Fret Mortgage Six Per Cent Five Year Gold
Notes Protective Agreement dated April 3, 1922;
Undeposited notes Of said issue:
The following offer is you by Maxwell Motor Corpo
ration upon the terms and conditions hereinafter FORTH
Provided the Plan and Agreement REIMBURSEMENT dated
August ST. 1899 with respect notes Of the above issue
shall have been declared operative on or before
November IA 1899 and the there shall
have been deposited Agreement not less than
S IN principal Of the entire said holders
OF said certificates deposit stamped asserting to said Plan
and Agreement of Readjument may period of thirty
said Plan and Agreement operative surrender the
to Central Union Trust Company Of New York. Office so
o and to be by delivered Maxwell Corporation
under the terms of this offer Receipts of Trust Company
VIII DC issued for all certificates of deposit surrendered
For all certificates of deposit surrendered Maxwell Motor
after the expiration thirty day period but not earlier IN
any event than October b 1899 said Trust Company for de-
livery and to the holders certificates
tor Class stock and Class stock of Maxwell Motor Corpoa-
ton and cash at the following
for each $1,000 principal of said of Chalmers
Motor Company with coupons April October l. l9ae
represented by such surrendered certificates deposit 10 shares
OF ass stock 10 shares Of Glass stock and Non
dividend bearing certificates will
interests in share of stock.
Agreements have y or on behalf of the holders of cs
ceso deposit for 81 said notes
ey such holders to aral Of The foregoing efer
AZ the option of the other holders certificates de-
post expressed in writing and fled with said Company a
the time o the surrender of such respective certificates of deposit
sney VIII be entitled to receive the said stock Of
lieu said stock at the of $500 lieu of said 10
shares o Class stock and 10 shares Of Glass otherwise
deliverable with
represented by said certificates.
Dated September a. 1899
MAXWELL Moron CoRpoRArioN
BY WIZ. RoBr Wilson
President.
=
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Chalmers Motor Corporation

@VA0sOA SOI kSOI dSAOl
Successor to Chalmers Motor Company
To Holders of
Certificates Of Deposit of The New
noTR trust Company, issued under the
FrofecttUe Agreement dated April g.
1922, for Fsrst Mortgage Six Per Cent.
Five Year Gold Notes of Chalmers
Motor Company:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the
provisions OF Article Tenth of the above Protective
agreement the undersigned Committee have amended
SAD protective Agreement that the term plan and
agreement OF reorganization readjustmentf or any
siiar designation, wherever used in said Protective
Agreement shall be deemed to include plan and agree
fnent OF readJustent of the general character md
substance of that certain Plan and Agreement of Re-
adjustment dated August 81 1922 which this Com
ittee have adopted and filed with the Denositarv and
to authorize the Committee to carry out said Plan and
Agreement to amend modify the same in accordance
win ne provisions thereof and tc do perform anv
and all acts and things which the Committee NAV deem
TO be necessary or proper for such purpose
Said Amendment has been filed with The New York
Trust Company, the Depositary under said Protective
Agreement and open to the inspection of any holder
OF Certificate of Deposit during business hours at
York City. AVG"
conclusvey and finally be deemed have assented to
said Amendment unless within twenty (20) days after
of this notice they shall withdraw the notes repre-
sented by their certificates from the above Protective
Agreement IN accordance with the provisions thereof
by surrenderng to the Depositary their certificates
properly assigned blank and paying to the Depositary
at the time of such surrender the sum fixed bv the
Committee as fair proportion of the compensation,
expenses advances and obligations of the Committee
10 the date of such withdrawal.
Dated, September Ii, 1922.
Alfred a. Cook Counsel Mn Daskner, Chairman.
"a Saf''' 'sese.a'y' Morton F. Stern,
100 Broadway, New York Committee
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
Dcpository
100 Broadway, New York
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Massey-Harris Company, Limited
and
Massey-Harris Harvester Company. Inc
Ten-yesr 800 Sinking Fund Gold Debensure
Bonds due October Sth, 1880

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corn
ssae
low
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

The Al "a. Meeting II the siosSns,-,,ss s,..ss
OF The ror;w-second street ana ~ e,
Street Ferry Railroad Co VIII he as.a
tAe oiY'ce Of tho COMPANY Ne. 80 esst.
way Ceocn fsoe,. New Ncrs eiy.,.ss
Tgesdsy oct tobcr grd 1888 AZ ls.ve 20 "a g.
%con tcr tN2 election 81 p'reSteIs Ass A,sses.
specfors e Election ead tor tse nav h
acfi0H of sGeh other bus ness as mss
hrough, before the meeting
a. NJ FISHER, seetsss's'
Da.ed New York. SEPT -,hd' ls't