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Newspaper Page TextTTESDAT. BKPTEMWEH 1S. ROrintTJRO RTEWS-RCVUW FAG TWO Douglas National Bank of Roseburg ROSEBURG NEWS- REVIEW Issued Illy Except guii(Uy. Ko. M2S. The New - BUbSCttli'TioN UATLB Daily, per ysar, bjr mall littlly, ill montlis, by mall a. 11.. V nul ....nth ..--.... - Weakly News-Kurlow. by mill, per year SS55V- as scc.uuU.clus. u- J' burg, Oregon, unaur iu - TuHl lUl. OltliMlV HKIMKMIIr K I. IWI. FEDERAL FARM BANKS. There appears to be some confusion in the public mind re tarding the exact provisions of the recent enactment to the fed eral farm loan act, the amendment known during Us discussion as the Curtis-Nelson bill, notwithstanding both Senator Curtis and Representative A. I'. Nelson fully explained the amendment when it was before congress, remarks an exchange. The following is a brief explanation of it: . The capital stock of the federal land banks is $,000,000. The original farm loan act authorized the secretary of the treas ury in his discretion, upon request of the federal farm loan board, to deposit for the temporary use of any federal land bank any money in the U. S. treasury not otherwise appropriated, provided that the aggregate of all sums so deposited with all the federal land banks should not exceed the sum of $6,000,000. It required that the land banks in which such deposits were made should issue to the secretary of the treasury a certificate of indebtedness for the deposit, secured by farm loan bonds or other collateral satisfactory to the secretary, and bearing a rate of interest not in excess of the current rate charged for other government deposits. The land banks took up these certificates of indebtedness and returned the deposits to the If. S. treasury as fast as they sold their bonds. With the proceeds of the bonds they made new loans until the funds were exhausted when they repeated the process. This amount of $0,000,000 has been deposited with the land banks and paid back many times since the law was enacted. It is handled in exactly the samo manner as the federal reserve banks which receive deposits from the treasury, upon which they pay interest. The Curtis-Nelson' amendment provides that in addition to this $6,000,000, the secretary of the treasury may deposit -with the farm banks, in his discretion, a sum not exceeding the differ ence between the capital stock of the farm banks ($25,000,000) and $50,000,000, until such time as the capital stock of the farm banks shall be $50,000,000. Under the law with every loan made there must be a subscription to the capital stock of the bank equal to 5 per cent of the loan, so the capital stock of the farm banks is increased constantly at the rate of 5 per cent of their total loans. To prevent the possibility of land banks needlessly calling for these deposits, the Curtis-Nelson amendment provides they must pay interest on these deposits of one-half of one per cent more than the rate of interest on the land bank bonds. This makes it desirable on the part of the banks to sell their bonds to get funds rather than use deposits of the II. S, treasury. At the same time it enables the farm banks always to have access to $50,000,000; their present capital stock of $25,000,000. the difference between their capital stock and $50,000,000, 'which at prcsent.is $25,000,000, and the original provision of $6,000,000. As fast as the capital stock is increased, the difference between it nnd $50,000,000 will correspondingly decrease, and the II. S. treasury will be subject to correspondingly less deposits. While this makes ample provision for funds for the farm banks it is also a good bargain for the government and the public taxpayer. Farm bank bonds now bear 5 per cent interest. As ttnted above, farm banks' pay the V. S. treasury one-half of one per cent more for the use' of the deposits than they pay for their bonds, or 5i per cent. This is n higher rate of interest than the government gets from other deposits. o We wish those fellows over at the county jail would behave themselves. lo sooner is the isrumiit Id case relegated to the rear than an attempted jail delivery is staged. There is not supposed to be much doing around the courthouse until Octolier 5. At tha time we will expect a few sensational developments. o If V..II U'rmlrl uilmit friiiiklv Hint vml rlivn'l uiirli.rct iiiwl 111. situation and then ask questions i .. .1... give inc impression mai you lire quicK-wiueu wnen you are noi you wouldn't make many mistakes. Uoy Gardner still eludes the to end most any hour. Then the period of solitary confinement in o "Fatty Arbuckle is getting that will make him anything but popular among movie patrons He'll have a hard time trying to come back. Just because you believe something, doesn't settle the ques tion. They used to believe the earth was flat and that the sun slid up every morning nnd down every Hardly anybody deserves much worse than poverty. What every man knows is thnj are i) ing. . oil. IMtll.l.lMl MM'HIM IIV IMxUIHIl AT IMUI AM. The nil drilling machinery be longing lo Hi n in puny funned lit thin illstrtt-t by Messrs.: Cmht and ('riatticr, has arrive! at Oaklmut, where II ws utiloail.'tl from the car lust wei'k. There- are yet smite minor parts of the t.ulul lhal have been ih layeil In transit. I.ul tlu-ae are ex pected lo put In an aipearaiir any (lay. Just aa anon aa Ihe outfit ran he placed In a workahle roiullllon the search for oil will bruin, It la atiitvft. Kipcrts have vone over much of the land here, and leases on a lame (cresge have been ae cured. These) leaflet rover lamia along the !'ulaH:la and the slope to i the '.at. H In Hated, and there to- ' high hopes that the nrospectln H ' develop that oil really does ulat io .....M-OO IliO 60 1.00 - M - "' U,t" "l - .v - - --j - . until you did, instead of trying to . i ..... . i l . . ollieers, but his "vacation" is dui elusive criminal will have t lieu of his few weeks' freedom a line of advertising just now night. much prosperity, It hurts them men critics of women's clothes 1 tl.ls part of the rou.ny. Kuthcrlln Star. r'KKSll KASTKltN tatera at the Koaeuui g . uletei l.i DAILY WltATttKH llfl-OKT. . u. . wsawer f-ureae.. local on1c, I .toe'Surg. orssron. t hours aodlna . m ! reeeSatiiaj Hm ta li.hM Hnairedm ltlKllf"t Irnil.Hf.H .' l.M.til.v .. i' l.owr-t ton.pern l..t hto.t .1 . Prei-li-Uatlon last H hours C TolMl pret'llx .altii fi.i itf mo. ... I Noiui.l preclp f. r r : m.nlh . 10: T- I e I preclp. frvii .'it l.( M.'l. lo tl.te 0 pre. ll from Kepi . . wiiie preip. fri". tt I, l.; Ti.t.,1 il.-ll. len. v fr it 1 1 V -1 :t. i.miom. (Hept. U M-tv. ln.-l...SI1 k'orecaat q t. ai. I aouihwair llrpfim Tonight ami Wed I n fair WILLIAM licXl,. Ul.aetvev it's toasted, of course. To seal in the flavor ai sn a sstcs The plump Mr. Arburkle Is prob ably gettliiK a great deal more front page puhlltlty thun lie desires. The oliese geiitleninii must be ah understudy of the well known local prisoner, lor he refusee to bo Intel viewed. Now that the cirrus Is coming; we can all look forward to forgetting our tmiihh-s for at leant one day. . We'll bet mother hail some Job IIkkIiiK tbe dirt out of little Willie'" ran for tho llrst day of school. We noticed an automobile coiiilnu down town this morning with s copy of the News-Uevlew on the front of the ladintor to keep the engine warm. Thai niul have beeu a prett) hot edition. The village harheloin are liNiklng over thu new achiHil teachers for the full term. Judging from newsMtper reports miMt of the huutei-s have bagged their limit of human beings. When you see a girl going down the street nowadays you can't tell by the length of her skirts whether ihe Is bended for kindergarten or high whool. tine nice thing about winter I" tlutt a fellow don't liuve to have hln hair cut so often. Speaking of hard tllius, dldja evel- notlce unit the school kids can t hardly Hud n place to park their nil tomoblles? - While the !niiew Ife Is biLsi- stor ing ramieil fruit In the attic, fnlher Is Juat aa busy putting away his win ter's supply In the cellar. ft A man feels proud of hlmselt when the llrst liabv romea along. Hill he leel worry for tiiiiiMt'lf when the slth tmby comtn along. ft ft i Yihi can lead a horse to water. Hut yon raniiot imike him drink: ion ciin ItMtd a mm ne to soda. The resull'a the name, 1 think, ft Vnlty Arburkle prolialdy feel as tho" he'd been lnpast In the fa-e with a riiatntd pie. ft ft - Wlih IM gallons of loganbrrv wine morel in It, the old county tail is not such a drearv place after all. ft ft ft fable dlKpalclies from I'arls stair that tho dr-eie will lie longer net veer, rrolkahly due to th? miMpu larltv of Hie l-g of Nations. ft ft ft Some women wait until thev are in the wrong side of thirty before trying to gi-( on Ihe right side ol men. ft ft What cheerful liars some people are. A lVrtLuul denlM ailrertlsei. dentiil work with "absolutely no pain. ft It's about time t" remove the ere'it from the wltlows and allow the flies a ihnn-e to get out. AllStlHTl I.Y ClUtP.KtT. The girl endowed with nobby kiim Will iii er fenr the milTer.! breese; Hut when n ulrlle's knees are knobby she'll K-tier shim the short-sklit hohhr. ft ft l-'lliiuHte hint: lion't . wear tight Inutsen vyhlle tiring your shoes. ft ft ft IVople who "lUten In" on a tele lioiie vriiiM proliabhi stiwl iiennles from a lillml man. ft ft ft t.AKK ri'ltKI.NS 8F.Z: 'Ia of iieonle lie when they say. ( Oh, what pretty bwbjr!' " th drt of Orofon, at th. elow of RESOl-KtliO. Loan and dlacounti Overdrufla uoaecurel U. 8. GuTernmeot aecurillaa owned: -Oepoalted lo secure circulation I.U. S. bonda par value) ". All other United Stalea government securities. . . Total U. 8. Government securlnea Other boiulit, I(Kk, M-rurltles, Ktc: Value of banking house Furniture and flxturea Other real estate owned other than banking house Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank . . . Cash In vault and amounts due from National Net "mount 'diieVroui' banks, bankers and trust companies Checks on other banks In the sania city or town as reporting bank (other man iiein in ... . Total of Items H. 1. 11. 12. I'-1- Checks on banks lorated outside of city or town of reporting bank and other cash items. . . . Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer and due from U. 8. Treasurer Total LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In Surplus fund Undivided profits e. Less current expenses, iuterest Dald Clrdculating notes outstanding Net amount due to state DanKS. uiiuiteru, uuu trust companies in the limed tjiaies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding Total of Items 21. 22. 23, 24. ana .... Demand deposit (other than bank deposits) sub Ject to Iteserve: Individual deDoilta subject to check Certificates of deposit due lu less day (other than for money oorroweui .... State, county or other municipal depositj secured hv nleilee of assets of tills bank Total of demand deposits (other than posits! subject to Reserve PoMtul Kavines Deuusits Total of lime deposits subject to Reserve 5 United K tales deposits (other than postal sav ings): Other United States deposits, Including da- . . posits of U. S. disbursing officers '' Letters of Credit and Travelers' Checks sold for cash and outstanding Total State of Oregon. County of Douglas, I. H. H. Stapletou, cashier of the that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge ana Denet. H. H. 8TAPLETON, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of September, 1921. (Seal) J. C. FULLERTON, Notary Public. Correct Attest: J. H. Booth, II. Wollcnberg, E. L. I'arrott, Directors. . AROUND TUB"OWN Here un lluslness Mis. C. J. Eldon of Merlin is here for a few days to look after busi ness interests. Sumner at (ilendnle Sheriff gam Staamer spent the day it Glendule serving papers In con nection with civil cases. Here from Allwny Jack Howard, well known in Al hany. Is here for a few duys attend ing to business matters. In. from .Myrtle IVeek O. Peters of Myrtle Creek spent resterday In this ity attending tc various business matters. Oukliiiid Vbdtor W. H. McC'lay of Oukhuid arrived here lust evening to spend a few days looking after business .matters. Left for I'ortliuid-r- Mlss lleiiluli Jewett of Ihe News Review office left lust night for Portland where she will enjoy a few day's vacation. Here from Merlin Mr. ami Mrs. W. T. Joplln of Mer liu. are spending a few days in thip Mty attending to business matters. Here from Wilbur Miss llessle Urown of Wilbur ar rived here this morning to spend a few hours attending to shopping matters. Here from Mnndifleld Fred Dubler of Murshfield arrived here yesterday by auto stage to spend several days attending to busi ness matters. Arrives from Salem Reuben Murstera of Salem Is hero for a few days attending to impor tant business matters. Mr. Mars ters is a former resident of this city Returns fnnii Vacation- Miss Kllen Crabtree hns relumed from Portland where she en loved a month's vacation vhdtlng with hrr lister. Mrs. J. n. Hamilton. She re iiimed her duties In the News-Review office today. Ket urns from Portland Mrs. V. N. Pltchford returned from rorllnud last evening, after pending the next ten days visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Claude Welch. Transferred to MUonrl Rev. J. E. Conder, former paster of the local Methodist Church. South, and who Is now located at Medford. has been transferred to Maryvllle. Missouri, and will leave for that place soon. I steal Ing in Itosciturg Mrs. Anna Otven. of lulling. Mon tana. Is visiting with her son. Homer Mlddilswnrth. at Suther'ln. She ex pi'cM lo htcste In Rosebure as soon vs she ran find a suitable home. Left for l.rants Pain C. K. Wilson, district manager of the Woodmen or the World for southern Oregon, left today for Grants Pass and Medford. where he will spend a few days visiting the camps of that section. Returns Here Miss Crystal Inand iseohs. a Jearher In Hie local schools, aceor.i- panled by her mother, returned here yesterday lo take up her winter' work. They have been spending the uninirr In Ashland. Kngene and Portland visiting with friends and relatives. Here from Onklaml W. 11. McClay of Oakland Is in the city to remain for several days. The gsutleman la rscul- Ing uirdti al treat bualnoaj, $534.08. 41 I 74 so i 2S.00O.0O M,tl96.0U 108,896 1U5.595 24,000 - 1 16.733 63.SKU 152,314. 13.472 2,934 168.722.22 2.069.17 1.250.0' $1,026, 991. sS 1100.000.00 30,000. Ou ' and taxes 19 841.43 ,292.75 13.547.68 24.6UO.U0 56.287.21 279. 4U 1,428.98 67,995.59 659.065.77 155.332.37 78,950.00 5,500.47 than 30 bank de 793 348.14 500.47 1,000.00 1,000.00 $1,026,991.88 ss: above - named bank, do solemnly swear ment, his health being somewhat I in paired. He formerly resided In the l-'lLton section of the the county, but recently moved to Oakland. Home From California Visit Mrs. C. F. Harpster and daughter, Clarice, returned Saturday night from Sacrameuto, Callforuia. whei-c-tlfey visited with Lloyd Harpster foi several days. While there they at tended the California state fair. They report a delightful time, except for the extremely hot weather. T'lere will be a social meeting of the ladies' Auxiliary of the B. of L. F & E., Friday night, September 16, in Muccabee hall. o FORESTRY OKKKTAL IIF.IIK D. C. Ingram, grazing examiner of the I'. S. Forest Service spent the lav In Roseburg. He expects to make a trip of inspection over the nrih I'uipqiia district of the I'mp qua forest. He will be accompanied on his trip by Ranger O. C. Houser. HE1NLINE C4Brrvatorr vf Muni and Art Clauses In Art, Voice, Violin, Piano, Harmony, Kindergarten and Dun ning. It Is Important that all children 4'f the Kindergarten ami Dunning Cluanen are ready to begin with t.'i irlans Monday, September l-!th. NKW CATALAJU UPON liEQl'EST. 'hone Sjm. KohUmKen llld. Tooth Troubles by H.R.NERBAS, D.D.S. The causa of all tooth troubles Is the fermentation that takes place In the mouth. The microbes that secrete the powerful solvents that eat through your tooth structure csn not be successfully com batted unless you seek the ad vice of m dentist I V'SE PA1M.KSS METHODS KKtitLATK TKKTH RKPI.ACK 1KKTI1 SAME PAY I CLKK I'VOKltHEA, Ktc Ktc Yon have tbe benefit of niy F rlcnce. Kftlclency and Re liability. DR. NERDAS THE DIMliT PtTONK 41 VMn9 MASONIC BITLD1MQ. Suits and Dresses , , Will appeal to you from every point of view Will you be one of the first to see them? . Burchard's NO A ItBl CKIjK HICTI UKS. Clarence Hill, manager of the An Hers and Majestic thea ters of tbls city, today an nounced that his houses would not exhibit any "Fatty" Ar buckle films as a result of the Beiious charges facing the com edian. Mr. Hill had two of Ar- buckle's best production booked to appear here within the next two weeks, but his Is dispatch- Ing a letter to the film com- pany today stating that If can- collation is too late the picture will be "laid on the shelf" here and others substituted. COM-MITTEH NAMED. A short meeting of the P.ealtyi Board was held last night and rou tine matters considered. A commit tee composed of W. A. Bogard and E. L. Giles was appointed to meet with the county court and request th court to urge the highway com mission to complete the Roseburg Coos Bay highway as quickly as pos sible. FRESH EASTERN oysters at the Roseburg Cafeteria. CLASSIFIED COLUMN 4LL RBW CLASSIFIED ADVEHTIftBM BNW WILL BB FOUND 01 LAJl PAGB UNDER BEADING NIW TODAY." WANTED. WANTED TurReya .mrge or small, fhuiiu H-K-M. Buyer Bros. I AIIaHU.NU and Ui eaainaKlim of mil klnda. J'hune 1M7-H, Mra. Outhridy. tt'ANTku Oordwowd. 1 k. Chautbera. l'iiurie 3!i4-y. W ANT K L IA v 6 toe k lor h arm burtau Kxt- humse. P ho nr- ys. VVANTfclU becend hand Hpple prt'B. t'liarles A. Brand. box VVANTKU TO nl!litd house. KENT Smalt unfur B.x 3L'tf, City. A'AXTKD Woman cook on ranch dur lugr harvest ti;it, Addresa "Cook," NwWe-Kl'VifW. IF YoU want to buy u l-ton truck at a iMigttln me Motor .Shop Uaratfo at VANTi:i A pumoiiHl bond for $300. W ill pay iiurety Co. price. Best of rt-ft 'iit-en. uux l-'s. MA X W A N 1 K L To chop wood on Kliaits. or will sell at 1:5c a tier, riiont- 3H-K2. Box 114. WANTKI -Man to rut grub ouk poles. (.loed tlmbt-r, good tfround, od piKi'. ttatth or ooara: 2 miles irom Hun-burif. Address A. 1L. Ncwb- ltevicw. A'ANTKli Capable young man wants permanent delivery or store work, or both. In 1ouk1hs county, town or ( -on lit rg, Adtlresi 92 Hose St., K in ninth Falls, Oregon. WANTKD A slnKle inith with some capital to take half Interest In sheep bu.tineits on ItiO-acre farm. For full Information call or write to Andrew I'-.lWr, Tiller. Oretron. OIH' HARD UEI.P WANTKD. WANTKI K Xpert fiiced apple packers nnd sorters, phone hele Sinclair. I'hcne 31-FZ. V ANTK1 l'run pickers. Would pre fer woman and two or threw children. Good home and beds furntt-hvd. Ap ply at once. A. T. 1 .aw rein e, 115 Str.-i't. Phone ?1 MISCiXLANBOCtl. TO ILXCIIANtIK One good Jersey row for w.d. Uhe tft. I K A V Kl Hay mare. jlolhschlld. Miller's Addition. LOST AXD FOUND. U ST Lartce canvas. Kinder please phone U)ST WMterman lii-U fountain pen. wiihimi cap. Finder pleaee return t New a -lW lew office. U 1ST StartTi7 cranhTfof truck be tween tfutherlin and Kdenbower, M.n.ir IJ. inHuthrlln U st Unlit Ior chain, wna Tost be- twtfti J H. Shorts and Tom Dixon's i .inh. Finder plase return to leer Vrek tablts. Heward. 1ST Ory ao,nlrrel cape on hVhway 3 miles smith of Myril- Creek. rleuse return to A. R Ti'el, Myrtle J rt'vk, OreRon. lolNU Hook of addresses. Owner ie hv I'slllnat at litis rta i' 1 1 1 ce n n d pa v i n s; for adv. Fo!Nij'huj-f Mait coat, own.r may have same by call Ins; at this nrt jiavlng for adv. for Nt Small boy's coat. Owner-may nave same by calllns at this office nnd p.-wtnK for adr. '' ,s r ladiea' hand rlp between '.rantj 1'ans and Kosehura;. I'ontalns two wtt, hea. famllv silver, and w.arlns- apparel Finder leave at , iv-Ki.t i,v nfT.Cft m m ' "-i-rrrwiai ui jtjtjtjxtjijlaaaaajsjji- FOR RFWT. FOR TtKVT Fvrnl.hpd apsrlments. 11! Rtorkiray g,. phons JJJ-T. Fun nKVT-Hou"ks.rin "or liMjira. ijj blierMan 81. ii V ftS V Xenliuids Return from Ti.. ktr anil Viva 1 . ;ewnil(l ltd son Morris reiuraed the first of u, week from a delightful auto tour o! eastern Oregon. They wen at p. sill and Arlington anil ruhint.J .. the way of McKeuzie Pas. and Pon laud. At Deschutes th AV anMi,.... ed a small celebration in the form m a roundup, which added greatly to the fun on their trip. They , away aooui a week, and say tit enjoyed every minute of their out ing. Oiegon's Hither Instimtioa ol TECHNOLOGY Eight Schools; Seventy DepirtoKsn FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19. 1921 fot iaitrf maiioa write it Iht Itvum Oregon Agricultural College CUHVAl.tlS FOR HE NT Safety deposit bow KoteDurtf national pans. Foil KKNT Fut nieiht-d alt?ei)ine reoir, hot water all of ihe time, ilt Htephena. FOK KENT Furnished hounki rocnu. Also uiituriiidhed rooiui inn, iv riuiuii j. KOR RKNT A real-live tixk rk! elg-lit miles fruin town, thrM lHMe, rem y.i) incnp, pa... Irrigation; KovA liiiptoveinenti. Hen is your I'naDit! iu ki act ouldk. SrS A. T. UwrM" Ageni y, 126 Cam atr.ft Pbaw til BVkkl M.I b FOR SALE Fir roi d wood. Writ. I prii'0. i. j. uuii.jihu''.. FOR SALBI Slisipl" sepsrsl I'llunu -r u FOR 8ALK Oil ItKNT A swt FOR SALK Oak wo.'id. AJdrttl U E. Marstera. K. F. H. I. Ft"" FOR KALE M0 Ulle Ushorn pull." FOR 8AI.K !.U lid of pls. halie. f . to $S Ii. Unaoiori, v.. Olivine FOR SAI.K flit l.. dahlias. Rtinysn's Dahlia Ui FOK SALKPure"r,red XtM f nign sruue nuiin'w"'" Barnes, TenMile. OregtHL FOK S A LK Adjust. 1. 1 ' v'iTt Address Norine tiipson, Kokb union. FOR SAI.K Pnim-s ,'orc.p7i t ThThone 270-1- C L. SsrlM. i .. at I nt t)r BU. FOR 8AI.E 2r.O "dry" sk. 1 J large mllK co. i. H rhl kns. Oraven"tiln H1. Rfrgold.omUii. rzrSi female. Registered. BreJ I 'r0Smr, bred stock, i. 1. Chspmsa. W" Oregon. FOR SALE OR-ThAl.E-EjJflJ'St values In used ca: ''!w, ,; l Motor Esrhsnse. F. U Mcir. West OsK ML. FOR SAl.l--Aboul ac'jj; 1JJ in cultivation; I1"' rf(n fres soil, level nnd r" pir to sell. 160 per a. re. LiadWois. olivine. r-rffJ Hill HALK-Bed. dsveapert. ' ...tf 2 rugs, oil t"ve. D '1""- vicr chslr. snnltnrv roll. Ji a no i fc f household arli. ! " Inmilre f.' f"" JJirrTTT FtR HALKli sTo.d -msjr , M fulfa hay (rsr lot". ' " 1 j,m renlrol Point V e.l J orrt'L. Richardson, fenirm .---- isn VPF.n CARS OF MUST AT ' 115 Ford 1918 Riih-k ; Overland ' 11, Kora oe'j; .,.. l3i . "'--:--: 7 FOR HAI.F.-Vc.. I. . grass, with sho ' fh . lu.r h II:. 1"" b"..' a 1" n-el. Hall. Wlll.ur. OreMl J71F2, twkland r7fT for hai:b- ""7,1;?, iiXS- .1J. Town-hip "l;?1n".e Olalls. H. s M ernl seres t-le ii ! . ' her. Price !..... .""c'.rk. M"1 at 7 per cenl. C A. tsr ror .'e that "' "j J..IH" ."j fered for on'. ' '3 thsn cost. "''' ,,' 'r""k.TV- pvd aired c,h. '" of town tk' t j,',jr ea-T term.. I' ",, msr 'T only those who ' ',f H . good hon.' si h',p AS"1 fj.wrei.ee. '"'"rri'iV Cass M".l. ""