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F HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY J ta. D E BRIEF LOCAL MENTION I . from France and will grow hla own nursery stock. He is setting about 1» acre* of apple* and pears here. Mis* Bese Hendricks, who for the tl. L. Hasbrouck. opiometrlst. past yeak ha* bean in the office of Tbe Portland Telegram, Hood River County School Superintendent Crites agent, Carroll Day. Phon* 386.«. afiOtl and District Attorney Baker, left last The following is an address Mivered ■ Goin Controlled Clock help you week for Portland. last week to the Hood River County seve. See Allyn Butt mor tel. 4242. jl6tf Stanford H. Anderson, of The Dall«*, Flab and Game Protective association „ Rent—Office rooms in the Broeius where he bqs Charge of the mld-Colum- by E. F. Averill, state game warden; Building. See R. E. Scott, alfitf bta distribution of the products of the I * i" ■ Too long have we regarded our hunt H.-R. Auto Wreckers,on the Heights, General Petroleum corporation, was a ing and Ashing resources sa a mine. business visitor in the city Saturday. parts tor all cars. jptt You Go, And You’ll We have acted on the theory that there Woodmen of World members and was just so much gams and so many Bring your tube* in. We will check fa mill«**: Another big social and dance Ash and if we did not rush out and get them free. Th* Radio Shop. al3tf Never Be Sorry ! February 4. All Neighbors our share somebody else would get Fred Wantland, of tip* poBtoffiee Thursday, and families pleast* be there. First ahead of uar We all seem to have been force, is reported seriously ill National Bank building. G. E. North imbued with the idea that both game W. B. Gentry, East Side orchardist, ern, Committee Chairman. and Ash would be exterminated Wlthlu wan a vlsUor in Portland last week. Mrs. B. Unger, who lias suffered a few years. This la the wrong Idea. Call 5609 when you need stenograpbic1 from a nervous breakdown, ha* gone Our hunting and Ashing resources work. ai2tf to the borne of her sister In Portland, should be regarded as a farm; the l>et- Cail Schindler Transfer for service. where nhe is convalescing. She will ter <«re it is given, the longer it will Office 28dl. res 3402. _ *2tf spend several months taking a com continue to produce and the more It • ~ will produce. A proper observance of F. A. Ray, light trucking, country or plete rest. city. Phones, 8801 and 3641. n2ttif Rev. Father Smith, pastor of St. the game laws by aU of the people all Lot * Coin Controlled Clock help you Mary's Catholic churcli, left Sunday of the time will Insure better hunting A Feature Motion Picture save. 8ee Allyn Buttouor tel. 4242. jlfttf evening for a sanitarium In Denver, and Ashing in Oregon 60 or 100 years hence than we enjoy today. Cash paid for old car*. H.-R. Auto where he will remain for a time, re- Tile greatest problem we have to ivivlng treatment for a bronchial ail- Wrecker*. jVtf solve in connection with our efforts to Rubbish hsuling, light trucking. R. uient. perpetuate bunting and Ashing in Ore The Barton Beauty Parlor, with gon Is to arouse the people to the im F. Cooper, tel. 1721 or 3682. ml9tf Mim Elliott in charge, lias been re- Oldtime Eord dame, Pine Grove portance of our wild life resources and Grange, Friday, January 22, Graven- opened after having been entirely re the need of each one observing the laws modeled. The parlor, with new equip Htetns. which have been made {o properly con ment and in convKileut and comsnodl- The Ski dub meinltera were hosts at on* quarter» la now one of the moat serve tlila resource. Too many people regard game laws a ple**sut danre at the Mount Ubod up to (late, in the mld-Columbia. as something to make hunting and Ash dining room last night. MOTION PICTURES OF SKI CLUB A. Isbell, dean of employee of the Mrs. Frank Moore, who has been in a Apple Grower« Association at the Da ing more difficult. As a mater of fact, hospital In Portland, ha« returned vidson warehouse, 1« in a Veterans’ game laws are enacted to make hunting AND LEGIONNAIRES ON MT. HOOD and Ashing uaore pleasant for more home much improved In health. hospital in Tacoma, receiving treat people for all time to come. Too many Mr*. R. V. Forman lia« left on a va ment. Mr. labell, a veteran of the of us regard the game warden as an cation and to visit friends in southern 8|>anlBh-Amerlcan war, first went to enemy, as a man to be circumvented at I California. Portland, but the hospital there was every possible opportunity. As a mat The Oregon rfre Relief Association is full. 111« many frievids here hope for ter of fact the game warden la the best Proceeds go to purchase of Drum an Oregon Insurance Cempany for Ore hie early recovery. and Bugle Corps Costumes friend the sportsman has. He Is work gon property owner*. Phone 2801. j7tf Announcement ha* liecn forwarded ing for the Interests of thu sportsmen Eocene Coal Oil stops smoking anc to memtiera of the Elk« lodge to lie at all hours of the day and night, and SOCIETIES. rmeliing oil stove*. In bulk at Frsni preacut with their ladies at the temple Instead of being hindered in his work Co. . m29tf next Thursday evening for an old- he should be given the fullest Cootie ra HOOD KI vek chaptek NO. n. K. A. M.- nlgbts of eaeb J. F. Blanchard, guperlnteudent*.of time dance and 500 card party. Elk* tion by every man who Ukes to hunt Meels Brat and third Friday K. L. eoobee, H. F. achool* at Mo«ier, was a busiueae visit only will i>artlcipate in the pleasant and Ash. The game warden la employed month W. M. Post. Saeratary. event. A prize will be awarded the to protect your property. He should be or here Saturday. the same assistant« you would CANBY W. R. <?.—Msats second and fbnrth Tlie many friend« of W. J. Baker couple scoring the licet in the waltz, given Saturday» of saeb month In First Nation»! a sheriff or police officer employed Bank Bulldlnit, at 2 o'clock d m. I will regret to learn that he 1« seriously and another award will be made for give the high «core at card«. The grand to protect your store or the money in Kaibryn M. Frederick, Preeldent I 111 at tlie Hood River hospital. Proclne M Johnaon, Hecretary. your tank. march will Htart promptly at 9 o'cloidc. Mrs. Vern Whitcomb, who wa« oper Too many of us have thought It More titan 30 members of the l<M-al EDEN ENCAMPMENT, NO. «s. 1. O. O. F. - ated on at the hospital last week, 1* meeting second and fourth Monday» unit of the Legion Auxiliary enjoyed smart to get aliead of the game war Regular reported to be makig a nice recovery. Oeo. Clark, C. P. tlie January birthday party at the den, to kill more than the limit of •»feaob month. If you want first class insurance in a home of Mr«. A. II. Barry. Entertain deer or kill deer out of season, or to Geo. W. Thomson. Sorlbe. first das« compuuy, insure in the Oregon ment took the form of «tunt« (terformed catch more than the limit of Ash or to HOOD RIVER LODGE NO. KB. A. F. and A» Fire Relief Association. Phone 2891. j7tf by al tha gueat«. Mre. Hunter and Asli in closed waters. Aa a matter of M.—First and third Wednesday niebla ol each month. R. B. Bennett, w. M. U gliest cash prire paid for your used Miaa Joyce.Nye favored the company fact, it is not smart. The man who vi Kent Shoemaker, Bec'y. furniture, stoves »nd rugs. Call McClain with nolo«. The hosteeae« were greeted olates any of the game laws is a cheat HOOD RIVER CAMP, NO, l.XB, M. W. A.- at E. A. Franz Co. siOtf with a cla*er when they came in with and the worst of It la that he is not MeeU In K.af P. ball every 1st and Srd Wed only cheating the man who plays the of eaeb month. V. K. Wolgamolt, E. C, I Trunks, Bags, Suitcases, l-arge ** plat«« laden with creamed chicken. I sort ment, reasonably . priced. Kelly The ladies took their departure ex game fairly and squarely, hut he is W. T. Fraaier. Clerk. Bros. Co. ml5lf pressing anticipation of the February elieatlng himself and cheating the i«>y* ILKTA AHHEMBLY NO. IOS, UNITED ART- and girls who are to come after him. 1»en«.—Meet« the drat and third Fridays For Dressmaking see Mrs. Lafferty, party. Tlie reason there have been so many at Old K. ol P. bell. 0. 0. Bin a teas, M. A. Apt 2, Davidson Bldg. From 2 to 4 p. game law- violations In the past and J. H. K obbmo Hecretary. m. jan7tf such a poor si»'-It of cooperation on HOOD RIVER VALLEY H UM ANE SOCIETY When you think of Insurance, think Ore. James Btranahan, Free. the part of everyone interested is t>e- Hood River. Howe. Bee. Leslie BuUsr, Traaa <if the Oregon hire Relief Association. cause we have not stopped to think, we Mrs. Alma Call phone 1*01. Phone 2881. j7t( have not realised what we are doing. •. . . ■ Hood River No. 11, K. 1 G. F. Jom« and family have left And so I say that the greatest problem . tZ*A Meets every Uommendery Bnt Tuesday evening for ItoHeburg for a viait of several W. J. Baker, 76, ekrly day Union tlist confronts the game department to wfiur each month. A. M. Cannon, K. C. weeks. Wm. Irwin, Recorder Pacific conductor, who more than 40 day la to make the people of Oregon Mrs. Al W. Peter* has left for Cln- year* ago planted the first commercial stop and think. MT. HOOD COUNCIL No *. «.a H. M. Meet« It la for this reason that I am trying In Masonic Hall every third Tuesday lu dnnatl. O., for a visit of several weeks Newtown apple orchard in Hood River, month. W. F. Laraway, 1. 1. M. with relatives and friends. died yesterday at the Hood River hos to stress the Importance of a pubic each A CanBeld, Recorder. Mrs. Ben H. Iaige accompanied Mr. pital. He hpd failed rapidly follow sentiment In favor of law obeennnee W. O, W. — Meetlrgs every Brat and third Hnd Mrs. E. E. Newell on a tmrtor trip ing the death of hl* wife last Novem- rather than to stress the idea of law Tnnraday enforcement. Our deputy game war Building. night, at the First Natloual Bank bej*. . to Portland Hunday.- • Mr. Baker was prominent in early dens are ttelng given to understand J P. Pomerov, C. Com. C. T. Rawson, Upper Valley nursery that their efficiency is not to be judged L. J. Lindsey, Clerk, man. was a business visitor in the dty day development of the north Pacific by the number of arrests they make fruit Industry and was one of the or HOOD RIVKHClHULKNo.U«, NEIGHBOR* Tuesday. ganizers of the old Hood River Apple btlt by the conditions that exist in their of Woodcraft—Meets at K. of P. hall on th« Oldtlme Ford dance. Pine Grove Growers Union. Fruit from hie place territory. I lielleve it Is far better to ■rat Tuesday night of each month. Kllaebctb Buelow, G. N. Grange, Friday, “January 22, Graven- took first awards at the Psn-Amtwlcun prevent violations than it is to permit Mrs. F. H. Biagg, Clerk. stein*. them to occur and then make araeota. exposition at Buffalo, N. Y., and at the Mr. and Mrs. (Jonrad Jacobsen and Of course, there will always be some ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN world's fair. —Meeting nlrhta 1st family are hen* from Seattle visiting Chicago who must be made to feel the strength Riverside Lodge No.SS Mr. Baker ia survived by the follow let, Nat’l. Bank Bld*. tbe parents of Mr. Jacobsen, Mr. and ing children: Mrs. Burt Wilson, of of the arm of the law, but even in and Srd Saturdays, H. L. Howe, f inancier. Mrs. C. Jacoliaen, of the West Side. Portland; Mrs. Harry T. DeWitt and those cases we want game warden* Chester Hhute. Recorder. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Arneeon. former Mrs. Allyn Button, of Hood River, and who can arrest a man who violates the WAUCOMA LODGE NO. K. K. OF F.~ law and still retain his friendship. No Meeta In K. of P. hall every Tueaday night ly of the Oak Grove district, were here W. J. A. Baker, of Loa Angeles. last week from The Dalles on business l>eath occurred shortly after one law can be enfonvd adequately with P. F. Bucklin, M.of F. R. O. Clark, O.C. and «ailing on friends. o'clock yesterday afternoon. The re out a public sentiment in favor of Its HOME CAMP SM». K. N. A., meals second Officers of the Mt. Hood Council, mains were taken to the Barttneas enforcement. Least of all can game Mr. and fourth Wednesdays or each month ever Royal and Select Masters, were in- chattel, awaiting funeral services, final laws be enforced until the public is First National Bank. Lontaa Volatorff, O. stalled at u meeting held Tumla.v arrangements for which had not been awakened to the necessity for the ob servance of the game laws. We must Zana C*i nea, Rea. made yesterday. evening. make the man who aviolates the game HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO.M.O. K.8.- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Routledge, who law feel that he is an outcast. When Meeta second and fourth Tutwday eventnt had l»een tailed to Portland by the Statement ef Pretest of each mouth. Visitors cordially weloomed we have done that the problem of game serious illness of Mr. Routledge's Gladys Gilbert, W.M. January 20, 1926. conservation in Oregon will have been Margaret Bucklin, Bee ’y. mother, returned home last Friday. - . Editor Glacier: The following is a solved. Mrs. Joe McDonald, who lias been at statement regarding the protest against fDLKWlLDKLODGKNO. 107, I. O. O. F.- a sanitarium at Vale tbe pest several using market road fund on the Inter night. fl. KBarlmesa, N. G. weeks, has made a nice recovery, ami state bridge road: Geo. W. Thomson. Secretary. < will return home Baturday. There neeiiB to be some misappre LAUREL REBEKAH LODGE No. 11. 1.O.O.F, Rev. W. N. Byars will preach Sun hension on the t>art of some Hood Meets Brat and third Mondays each month day at the Cascade Ixs-ks church at 11 River citizens as to the contents and Mis Daisy Havens, N. G. Mias Gertie Mills.See. q’rfock. Everyone Is cordially invited nieaniug of the i*>tltion* of protest to la* present. against using martet road funds upon The following clipping, taken from WAUNA TEMPLE PYTHIAN 81HTEHB No t Meets tbe second and fourth Thursdays ol Newell’* Spray Masks may be pur the road to the toll bridge. The fol the Oregonian of yesterday In a report P ball. chased from tbe Apple Grower* Associa lowing wording appeared on the head of activities of the Htate Highway saebssontb at K. of Mrs. Irma Bentley, B. C. tion and at J. O. Vogt’s, E. A. Franz Co , ing of this petition: ConituiHaion, lu session in Portland, is Mrs. Jeanie Hunt, M. of K. end C. Hood River Garage and Kelly Bro* —1211f We the undersigned -tnxpuyore pro self-explanatory. WOMEN* AUXILIARY OF HOOD RIVER "A different problem blew in from Poet. American Legion, No. S. Meets Brel Smoky and Smelly Oil Stove* Cured Dy test the use of any market road funds using E cene Oil. Try this biph grade upon or the designation of the rood Hood River county. The county court Monday eve of each momh at 1st National Bank blds Mr». Harold Hsrsliner, Pres., coal oil next time and seetbedifference. from Hood River to the Hood River- offered a petition to the effect that the Mrs. May Whitcomb. Hee'y. Any quantity, gallon to barrel, at E. A. White Salmon bridge as a market road road which 1« the approach to the inter LODGE, No. 1*1,1.0. O. F.-Meets In Fran* Co. m2Htf state bridge be made a state road and KEMP for the following reasons: Odell odd Fellows' hall every Halur Mr*. H. Unger now ha* charge of the 1. It ia in no s»vise a market road not a market read, so market road day night. Visitors cordially welcomed. Frederick N. James, N.G. Peacock Beauty Parlor lu the Richard for the fanners of Hood River county. money could t»e used in other parts of H. H. Caughey, Secretary. apartment**' Special Price*—School girl 2. The amendment to the market the county. Hcarvely had the court marcel and bobs, 75c. Paper curls by road law# giving the State Highway made its talk before oppoaltita devel HAZEL REBEKAH LODGE No. IM, I.O.O.F. Meets the Brat and third Tuesday evening In appointment. Tel. 2921. J21tf Commission control over the market oped and the commission was informed each month In the Odd Fellows Hall, seven II. W’. Locke, who had t»een with road plans of the several counties of that it was the sense of a meeting of miles south of Hood River. R. D. 1 the family of his son, Roy A. Ixx-ke. tile state was to prevent just such di various bodies in Hood River that the Bernie Creeon, Boe. Leone Newman, H. G. approach be made a market read. of Parkdale, was here yesterday <vi version of market road funds. “The commission Aatly refused to 3. There are other districts in the route to Sheridan, where he owns a valley still without much needed rbar- take over the approach as a state road, ranch. as the commission han no control over Mr«. Charles La Rocque, who has ket roads. To these reasons tire undersigned the interstate bridge, which crosses the been ill at the Hood River hospital the Uolumhte to White Ha Inion, nor inter (Mist eight weeks, Is now convalescing. wish to add that there is strong objec est in the approach. Off-hand, the She will be able to leave the hospital tion to using market road funds upon commission considered the apiireach a any «elected route to the toll bridge, this week. that a market road must be maintained market road, sustaining the contention Mias A. Ray is now located In l>er l>y the county, not the state, that the of the opposition to the county court.” new hat shop In the Anderson building five citizens refusing to sign the pro \ County Commissioners Black inan and acroM the street from the Rialto the test also agreed that this is not a mar Ifletcher, when told of the story In the atre, where ahe will be pleased to meet ket road, that there are funds In the press, declared that they knew nothing her many patron*. 1926 county budget to take care of about the petitions and declined to assume any responsibility for them. Fred Coshow has gone to Halem. this piece of construction, to-wlt: where he will be secretary of the Ore Bridge fund 810,000; emergency fund Both mon reaffirmed their sentiment, gon Desert I<and Board. He re<«ntly >8,000 and several thousand in the gen as expressed last week, for the bridge received appointment to the important eral fund, making a total of at least road, passing under the O.-W. R. A N. Here is a dandy buy position. >20,009 dollars, a large part of which line. Commissioner Fletcher had gone to Portland to attend a convention of ran be applied to this construction over • F. A. Maaseo, Willow Flat nursery in Brooms. county commissioners and judges, but man, says that orchardiats are dis the two-year period proposed. when reached by telephone, declared [HignedJ J. R. Forden, playing an Interest in pear production. himself aa out of sympathy with the Mrs. Wm. Munroe, Already, he state*, orders for 1927 are A good 75c light broom movements of Judge Haabrouclt. Com- coming in for Comice |>ears. O. L. Walter. inissiviier Blackman was reached while For ordering the C‘A D Company's engaged on the Loop highway. He de Cure for Whooping Cough Luk-8hu-Rl Knit lingerie, hosiery and clared himself surprised at Judge Ha*- the dresacs call Mr*. Corn Crouse, " January 20, 1926. brouck's activities. local representative, at Mount Hood Editor Glacier: The following Is an hotel. Infallible cure for whooping cough, if Cox-Frey Dr. E. L. Scobee left Tuesday for taken Is-fore or when the child Aiut Portland, where he will spend the next whoops: The wedding of Alfred Kenelm Cox, week engaged In a special course in Take one lemon and slice thin, add «on of Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Cox, of the You always need an ex oral surgery. He will be back at his om-half pint of flaxseed, two ounces Oak Grove district, end Miss Margaret office early next week. of honey and one quart of water: Frey, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Her tra broom and here is a Mre. O. 8. Bartholemew. of the simmer, but do not- boil, four hours; man Frey, of Indianapolis, Ind., oc- Frankton district, who was operated when cool, strain, and if there is euTred last night at the home of Mrs. chance to own one at a on at The Dalles hoapital last Thurs than a pint of the mixture, add a C. C. Paddock, former Indianapolis bargain. day, la reported to be making a nice re cient water to make a pint resident <pd friend of the bride's fam Dore One tablespoonful four tl covery. ily. Dr. James A. Kroner officiated. Mr*. G. A. McCurdy left last week a day, and after each severe fit I of Only clone friends and relative* were Mrs. Belle H present for the simple wedding cere for WaUa Waite, Wash , to visit her coughing. mony. | son-ln-tekr and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Christian Churches The bride met Mr. Cox in 1922 when Jnllu* Jacobsen, and little granddaugh Bible school 9.45, communion 10.50 she and a sister wore here from In ter. Miss Janet Jacobsen. Mita Ellen McCurdy, after spending preaching 11.15. For the evening— dianapolis visiting at the Paddock a vacation here with her parent*. Mr. Chtetten Endeavor 6.30 and song ser home. Mr. and Mr*. Cox will make and Mrs. G. A. McCurdy, has left for vice and preaching 7.80. Your presence their home on an Oak Grove orchard "Good Things to Eat * will bring mutual pleasure and help place. Wall« Walla, where she te with fulness. Try It The Livingstone*. Pacific Power A Light Co. Hospital Misitas Last Night A. J. Vogler, manager of large or- Rockford Grange Calendar The annual meeting of the Hood chard Intereste here, left Saturday for Friday, January 22. social meeting River hospital was held _ last night at Granta Pas*, where he te anperinteMl- grange Ctoaed session for granger*, the library hall. A large crowd was Ing the planting of 900 acre« of pear*. of grange. C Mr. Vogler la securing hi* seedlings and families. BETTER FISH CON SERVATION NEEDED LEGION SHOW TONIGHT I “HIS MAJESTY, BUNKER BEAN N T R A T o N BEAN Stationary Tuesday the 26th Under ■' J Factory Representative HOOD RIVER GARAGE EVANS BROWN Mirth, Music and Mystery DEATH TOOK MR. BAKEX ItSIW.V Broom Special Thursday - Friday Saturday Special 47c The Star Grocery PERIGO & SON ECONOMY MARKET, Inc. | R. E. STEELE, Mgr SPECIAL THIS WEEK Jan. 18th to 23rd LARD - BACON HOMA RENDERED LARD 6 lb. pails..... $100; 10 lb. pails..... $190 60 lb. cans..... $915; Bulk Lard, lb.-8dc Bacon Strips, lb....... .............................. 28c Mild Oured Breakfast Bacon, . “ lb 1............ 40c Swift’s Premium Bacon Backs, lb........ 43c “ Bacon, % or whole side...58c Sliced Bacon, % or 1 lb. pkg • 82c Economy Pork Sausage 1» better. Bulk Sausage, lb............................. Little Pig Link Sausage, lb............ U. S. INSPECTED MEAT 25c 30c We invite the public to inspect our market at any time. We are proud or the clean, sani tary condition that our modern equipment en ables us to keep our market SERVICE - PHONE 4141 QUALITY GET ONE OF NEWELL ’S SPRAY MASKS - (Patent Applied For) FROM THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS« HOOD RIVER—Apple Growers Assn., Kelly Bros., Franz Hdw. Co., J. G. Vogt, Hood River Garage. MOSIER—Mosier Fruit Growers Association. UNDERWOOD—Underwood Merc. WHITE SALMON — Columbia Fruit Union, White Salmon Warehouse. Summer .Prices on Wood Sixteen inch fir, delivered anywhere in City or Valley. W. B. CILKBRSON and F. I. BOWERMAN. Telephone, Odsll Mxl. R. F D. 2. CENTRAL VALE. WHEN SIGNALS ARE SET AGAINST YOU Dancer Signa Given by Ban k er* P eople With Money to Invest Warned Against Ways to Lose It—The Lure of “Easy Money.“ If you were an engineer on a railroad you would not in tentionally paaa aafety signals set against you. To the experi enced investor there are similar signals for safeguarding his in vestments. Some of these signa of danger, issued by the Publie Service Committee of the State Bank Division, American Bankers Association, in conjunction with the Better Business Bureau, are briefly indicated here. Bro R etusns —It ia easy to promise an abnormally high rate of dividends, or large market profita, to prospective investor*. Heavy risk* usually accom- pany such lures. They are too often th* chief talking pointe of financial charlatans. P bominbnt N A M ■ s — Promoters know that th* name* and endorse ment* of successful men carry weight. They ar* often used without authori sation. The prudent investor will leok beyond names and will investigate. T hs “G round F loor ”—An oppor tunity to “get In on the ground floor" often tarns ont GCtar the same sort of opportunity which the proverbial spider extended to th* fly. I nbidb I nformation —"Inside tips" are usually expensive piece* of misin formation. When used a* “confiden tial information” to influence the small investor they ar* generally of spurious character. T hs F ictitious A dvance —Profes sional promoters often arbitrarily ad vance the price* of the share* they sell a* their campaign* gain headway to create buying excitement and in duce new buyers to get in before the next rise. Such price advances are artificial, usually employed merely to “speed up” the unloading of shares. T hs T elephone C anvas * — Irre- iponsible vendor* find it eaay to work over the telephone to victimize incau tious investor*. The cautious investor will not enter into securities transac tions by telephone unless he person ally knows with whom bs is dealing. T h « U nselfish P romotes — The promoter who “gives his services” in organizing a company ar as an officer of it and advertises that he does eo, will bear watching. T he I rresponsible G uarantee —Ir responsible sellers of securities often “guarantee” certain profita, or even that they will bny back aharee when the purchaser want* hie money. Prnsnieee of thia nature are made to create confidence and to lull suspicion. They should indicate to the prospec tive purchaser a special need to in vestigate. “R borgamiration ” and M ebobb — Unsuccessful companies forced into "reorganisation" often call upon stockholder* for new funda. Response to such appeal* often mean* merely throwing good money after bad. A conspicuously fraudulent device hae been the “merger," by which * new company trading upon fresh pros pects and promises, takes over the aeeeta of an unsuccessful venture and issues new stock for eld, provided the sharelffiider pay* 36 par eent er so in T h « P artial -P ayment P lan —Tbi* helpful method of selling seenritiM ha* been much abused. People who prefer to buy securities out of their weekly er monthly earning*, ar* sometimes victimised by vendor* ef stocks which have little er n* All honest securities dealers unite in warning the investor to buy on the partial-payment plan only after mak I ing sure of the financial responsibility and standing of the firm with which Tas A fpbal to P rejudice —A chief stock In trade of the unreliable pro moter is misinformation which plays upon the prejudices and emotions of prospects. This stylo of promoter points out supposed “evils" and “spa cial privileges” existing in the world of "high finance.” He toay urge that hia venture ia a poor man's proposi tion, free from the “large underwrit ing profits which the big fellows get." Usually such sellers endeavor to throw suspicion on others to divert it from them »el res. F alu S en «« op S hcurity —“Real estate—the safest security on earth," is the type of slogan under which at times unscrupulous operators en deavor to unload property on personp who want to make an investment, but not a poor speculation. Experienced opinion, supported by impartially- gathered facts, forms the only basis upon which to buy real estate, espe cially when you cannot see it before you buy. M inino F allacih — Many mining ventures are honest but fail because the promoter* are unable to finance the proposition through to a success ful conclusion. Many other mining promotions are not good prospects al though they may be represented aa such. If a small investor wishes to buy mining stocks he can do ao by purchasing securities of established mining companies with record* of substantial earning* and of dividends regularly paid to stockholder*. On. R isks —To almost every one come opportunities to speculate In oil scheme*. Very often such offering* ar* misrepresented. Usually they ar* sheer speculations, all the risk* being taken with the stockholders’ money, while the promoters pay themselves handsomely through stock sales, eoaS- missions, salaries or “organisation ex penses.” The investor who desires t* buy mining or oil securities should get fact* and experienced opinion a* te Issues of established, successful oil companies. Even the legitimate min ing er oil business is speculative and depends for profit* upon a sound eoss- bination of properties, organisation, finances and management. I nvention D elusions —The gener al public too often believes that largo profits ar* to be gained through pat ented p r ess es!* or device*. ■ tioBs are a fascinating separating inexperienced from their savings. Even tieal from a marketing ant taring standpoint, cannot afford to take " with hl*