OCTOBER 3~ 1934 ._ _ -rms cnaxurrrrroww ooaxmnn 1 _ _ rams mmm

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°‘YESTERD ’S .STOCK and°B0 D Q OTA TION

N i i V I N

MAR1<1~:1' coss1P N. Y; stock " EXC1j{_1NGE M11. sf../.1 .

-_A-_-

(Dy lehlstes nl Wsrl's lpeelal

wise) _ _

IOINING ULIB? LIITIB _

HW !0l.K. N. Y, Oet I--The mar-1

opened lowvr yestnrday and con-

arued nnden pressure all day. Volume 1," gaiply heavy during the early weakness but did not incsanne in the later decline. All departments suiler- ed about equnlly with the ext-.opr.!-in of some or the metals which acid compsrstireiy well.

Grains sud honda also ware pretty

gsaslllzl lower

1|,'ha_ at-lins was probably due to

some disappointment our the Presid-

snt's ranch in which he fnitea to gve e anticipated susu1'.\||cea to usinasa Also, however. lhe market has had no real cor:c~*_‘ n oi the late ei-ptemher advance so thi. s resc:ion was a'hoot~due_

Yesterday’s losses erased a little

less than half of the previous guns ao that on further weakness today good support should dui/e‘.up_

lpidlaw and Co.

smnsaar ',

NEW YORK, N Y, Oct S-Loose'

Wi.le| Biscuit Co declared quarterly lvfdelid 0! 60 cents on common.

Net sales of securities for the Treas-

nry's investment account amounted to $1,204,000 during wéck ended Bent

2).

- Domestic Crude Oil output durin lack ended Sept 20 averaged 2.502.100 *hernia daily oft 81,975 from previous <ieek. according to "Oil and Gas" _jvuruei_ ...Oklahoma Corpn commission- issuer

iew order fixing October delivery al-

wable oil production for Oklshomu

1]; 457,400 bbls some as Gnven-nment_ allocation and a decline of 5,000 from

Se tember_

gecy's Hull and hforgntheau con- terred with President oosevelt \»e~| garviing recent note from Chine, which protested agninst the U. S. Silver Policy. Secretary Hnll stated there might he some comment forthcoming

|0013. »~ Beserve Board condition statement

weekly reportlng member banks in leedin cities on S t fe shows

increase Ll the week gf 81il9.000,000 ia net demand deposits. 08.011000 in reserve balances withdteserve Banks and 838,®0_000 in loans and invest-

ments.

Bar gold reache| new high price in

London market at 142 2% against

previous high of 141-7 and Mcnday's quotation o 141-d. '

John I. hfclrarlsnd, heud of the

Canadian Wheat Pool, to ask Ottawa authorities for an investigation of the wheat futures selling on the Win-

nlgez Grain Exchange.

u ge Berlin Thomas, in U. S.

Dlstrics Court of Connecticut handed down decision finding Standard B11!- oty Basur Co of South )lorfolk__

_ il of infri gin the

Conn . zu ty n g

Thompson Patent held 1_3 Gillette Safety Basor Co. A_n i nnctiou sa weli as an amounting is ordered. Cong awarded to Gillette. |

80 liid _-. 20 Rails 39 20 Utll 40 Bonds

853! e_=§ ae@-I

5335 ozzs

S3535; *So;:_ ?

:FO--: 'lr-Ya ~_ _:.4-.s Z-a

aartou sara _

MONTREAL Que, Oct. 2-Whiln

liquidation faiied to make its sp-

pearance in quantity yesterday, thef act that the reaction d d not attract'

strong hnyin{ does, however, suggest; that he mar et is likely to exper-| iencs some moderate correction. Furl the present I suggest that new pur-, chases be deferred. but I wouid not do any selling on weakness. No ex- tensive reaction is indicated.

Gold shares closed irregular. Tuck

Hughes continues to show _yronounc-_ ed resilsnce to decline an may hej accumulated in moderate quantity on_ a sea-le down. Action of Mclntyre. Dome and Hollinger ls unsatisfac- tory. '

Banon_

IINANCIAL COUNSEL

MONTREAL, Que. Oct 2-The Fed-

eral. Reserve Bourd prescribed tho new standard of margin require- ments in the U. S. To become effec- tivs October 15 under the supe\'\~lai<u1 of the securities and exchange com- mission. Briefly. the regulations boil down to ipe following rules: 'Tho margin cannot be less than which ever il the lower of.-

(1) 46 percent of the current mar-

ket prices of the security, or

(2) 100 percent of the lowest mar-

ket price of the security during the preceding 80 calendri months, but not less than 26 per cant of the current

market priee_

Fin. Oounsel

'M'1"L. CURB

(Johnston and \\'u:'d)

Ihiclig Opcncii

eitibi _. ,_ . . . .__ 115 100

soc Ilrew lil/g 12 Benillinrimis ._ ._ 511; 5% Bleu' 1‘. 1-p <‘o1u __ __ 7 7 Brew 1';-1-1. 1'r.1 ._ 'Jx 2s\_§,

Brit .\i!i|~i' Oil _ _ __ lIl'§ 125%

27,1;

Call \\'ii1\= __.. __ _ 5% Co in -~r 0

Last

Cun,\1-111 ._ __ as

1:0 12

ll ii ..

Dm sun: __ _ inf. 14% Green N|1||>1»il 1 70 Home ufl _ '.- 75 Imp ilii __ 15

PRODUCE "

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Oct 2-Eggs, butter

and cheese were higher while potato prices were easier on the Montreal produce and dairy market today.

Top grades of eggs advanced one

cent per dosen. Graded shipments in carlots or less were quoted at il0 to 31 cent s dosen for A large, 28 to 20 centeforA medium mcents for B and 20 cents for C. Receipts total- led 1,148 cases.

Fresh no 1 butter brought 10* to

19% cents a pound in carlots er ess, up ig cent. mall lots to retail rs

Exchange

(Quotations larlialad ly Inna and Ward llsubera sf the les I heck Exchange and loarrsal Curl- ilarhri. IM Richmond turret Char loitsinwm

Uilensd Lust

.'.`\‘ Rod 100 101 _‘;=-il Chem .., 12.9; 124% _ _;.-. 1'11111m lilo - 12%

'_ 24% _ 07%

..1;. 2_1- lfonud _ _ _ -"'_ 15% .-‘_ ` ' l'uu' _ _ _ _ | iii( .‘-. .1 _'u ‘ Light _ -l-_ 41111 Am -1! __ Ili I3 .\u| . 1 Rig _ _ _ _ Ii.‘l=)”, 34% .\i\\ 5 ~-_:r __ ._ .\u| ‘i`<‘l _ _ _ _ . . 100% 10ll’){.i .lin '1`J-» li ._ __ _ _ _ _ 'Iii 701%,-1 4\';:x1'oi:'l:1 <'op __ lil; ily, .11 ;= _ -.1 _ nm/, 5011. .‘ '1- _`11|i<l . _ _ _ _ . L""; CHM ‘ lla' "_‘_'I11 Loco _ _ _ __ _ 'UQ 71,5 ‘ 01150 __ __ _ 1-'1‘_,. 15% l`.1- 1 .'\ |;=};_ 41% ll »iI:_ A\'.:1`_1un 11',f; 111i 11 11 rm-1 _ _ _ _ 2115/_ 27 U\'Zl<i-'N _ . ___ 17 17141 Burr _\-Til .`I. 1-ii ._ _ 1'_’l_4 12 (_‘n1\ U1 _ .__ ... 17% 1751;. C-'lu lir (Ili: .lic ._ 1i% 1-#U ('i\ll I’|i1' _ . _ _ _ . _ _ 151% 135%, i‘1|ue 'i`i|'~-Jliii _ ._ _ _ _ _ -i`_' _ 41% (‘cl (‘<»r|1 _ __ 2:: 23% Coin Sou __ . __ 11,3 1:1; (`uu;( .\':1iru _ ___ '£8 281/1 i'i:":~i (lhiu ... 42.' 424/5 (‘1iI1' `»`uTii\ _“JH (I

im .__ _. -.‘ .\;__i‘1‘ (‘:1u __ il'1"_: l - 1 l`» 1

(`I:“_'__ ' ‘ini .

('oI:- ‘> i'_|r1» __ _ 1 ‘L (‘uIu;11 (C1111 Elec '1 35.3 (‘o1:i .*'|»i':c11tg _ 19% ('01. if.-it _ 28%. ('0l| illi _ _ . S (‘o1\ V111 ._ _ ._ _ 83"; (`oru I'1"\<l _ _ ilfll,3 1n»l 1111.1 __ _ .1114 :i1\.;. E l iiyvuut ._ _ __ 515', hh", I'Ti11¢i\i1:!|1 linxizi k _ . _ _ _ _ SHIV, lil! Elo .\\it ` "" ""-"

_ ._ .ig

ili»"'\

~::-.- 1:- -._-, L: K £5

1* n Lilo (,u _ _ . _ _. __ _

1-nec 1-ow xfgiii ._ _ _ '.4 -1; 111-io _ __ ._ 1 111', First .\`uii Stores _ _ . _ . |111/ 11-11,; l<‘ree|1u1~i Tux ... __ _ 5:13 -*‘;1‘_ Gen _\_-_-.unit ._ fl; (len Eivz- _ _,_ __ 17-"-'_

llen l"uu|l-1 _ _ . _ _ __ _ ‘_-'£17-,_ 11-1 Gen _\l.»:1~ ' ._ 28% ‘.‘~“ Goodrich ' -.111 iw; - Gold llur: ._ ' 1 Goodyenr liuli ,,. '_' _ G h `

11 ; 1T7'_

-v__»s».- _Ez -_____\,\

ra aiu l‘:1.|:n _,... ,

Great West Sugar _ _ _ __ -_ 2.01 Hudson Moi _ . ._ _ . _ Nfl; Intl liurvf :ters _.. ‘l'_»»'-Q Inu _\'1.-11»| ._ ._ -_'_-:-__ Johns 111:11 _ _ -11", Intl T1-l _ __ :1‘=_ _ Kan i'ii_v South __ ._ _I _ _<11 Kelvlnntor .__' " 12:1; Kon It C ‘ A

Lamb‘§: (‘o 0?. _.1 2.741 Ex; Ligge s Myers B _ _ _ _ _ ilw/__ 08%

l_.i_;1e1::1: (_‘:|_rl1r __ _ _ _ _ _ I ' ('U ii . .. » . . 4 in iiclicesport 'l‘1u Pluto __ Bill/5 Kill; Mnthioeoli _-ilkuli _ _ _ ._ _ 261', 2411(

¥l_snstI§;1'li _ ___ii_:§ ivnsn 1111.111' ` _.1 `1"-' ' 1_..»‘_ Natl Bin __ __ 1' 'g Natl Dnlry Prod __ _ l'I-'-." 1111 _ Natl Pou' Light __ _' '

E51

ul., :'1:=;1 '."-'1~.

lxkadiaa Press) HON!! L. Oct 2-British a

foreign exchan¢e'in relation to Cana ian dollar as compiled by 1

Argent a peso .$10.

Austrabia und |3806. Austria scrllinl INT. Belgium bella .$08. Brasil milreis .MSL (‘hlus Hong Kon dollar .$44. Denmark krone £155.

Finland finlna k .021G.'

France franc Germany relehsmank .$05. Great Britain pound 4.8178. gollsud ilorin .00T1_

ilnsary pengo .$081,

india rupee JUG.

italy lin A1848. Japan yen .2821

New Zealand pound 8.8520.

Norway krone .$414.

Poland lioti .1890_ Roumanla leu .0i01.

South Africa pound 4.8129. Spain peeeta .1844. Sweden krone _3408_

discount.

Miscellaneous

BIONTZBIAL. Oct $- Whsat not no 2 86. Barley C W no 8 68. Oats C W no 2 50. Oats C W no S 47. Onts feed no 1 iii.

85.50.

Flour seconds 84.90. Flnnr bakers $4.80. Flour winter wheat Patents cboi

$4_50 to $5.60.

Flour white corn $5.40 to $5.50.

llrnn ton $23.25_

Shorts ton 874.26.

_\iiddlings ton 828.25.

Rolled oats bag 00 lbs 81120. Huy no 2 per to1\ cnrlots 815.00. Fheesc Ont col 10% to 10%.

Cheese Out white 10% to 10%.

Butter io l 19% to 10%.

United States dollar 2% per cent

il __ 12

p-1.," spring wheat patents ting. Steel ot! Can Com _ __ 87

_.}uotat_un1\ lun a e I and Ward members ef the lontrsal ltoah Exchange, Montreal Curb lar- Iset. led iii:-Iurmnnd Street, Ohariotte'

l0\\f!l\ 1 ____-

Iinihurst A _

Bell ’i".‘i _ _ _ _ _ -

Hrnz 'i‘ I. i’ou' -- B C l’11\\' A __ __ _

Uuu Bronze _ _ _ _ 20' Fun (‘nr Cum _ _ _ _ _ ill,” 01,1, i‘ui1 i'1>l (`u|u _ 18*/a 18% i'uu (‘e1u Pom .. . . ‘Wa 7'/fx vim 1'.-in i'r.1 _ _ :iw 41% ('u|i iriil _\i A _ _ 7% 71/4 (':1|| inli Ai B _ _ _

(`n1\ _\'nrtil i’u\\' _ _ 18% Can l'u1~ __ _ _ _ 131/,

(_'ocl;sh\1i l'iow __ _..._

Cor Smell ,_ _ 128% Dom lirizlgv _ 11115 Dom Steel n(‘11\ B _ _ 37/11

Gurds _ _ _ _ _ _

.\.

1 i

120'/1 111/. 211/1

_;.- ,_

'1 13.1 5%

12s 3214. 3% 5%

_ _ 4%

2040

24 all 10

G_\'psu1u __

Holi Gold .\lines ... Intl Nickel _ __ _ _ Intl Pow Pfd _ _ _ _ _ _ IAke of Woods _ _ _ __ _ _ McColl Front _ _ Mont Pow 321,/, Natl Brew ._ 28

Nut Steel <`:1r Power (‘1»r|1 __

Quebec l’uu- _ __ _

2020 24% any,

io _S

11114

5212 m 1-i

__ __ 0%

151/, 15*/1

1s 1121,.;

87161 159% 201 2541 _

Sha\vi11l1:uu __ _ S0 th Can l’ou-

BANKS

,Commerce

159

Moutrenl ._ ._ ___ _ _ 200%

ce Novn Scotia _ __ __

'E-E Exchange D.. You 1101.1 victory Bona.

ffyfiluoe-°~":k-" °"“°' °l°"° °°°‘"°' . '.."..“..` 1. .»..1....... Maturin# November lst, 1934?

Thenew19B4DominionofCanadeRefundingLomo!n'san '

_ excellent opportunity for the investment of funds. It also

provides holders ol Victory Bonds due November' 1st, 1984 with an opportunity to continue their investment in the strongest

security in Canada. _

Denominations: $100, $500 and $1,000. ‘

Convert Your Victory Bonds Now <

Toronto Montreal Winnipeg

Wood, Gundy & Company

Writetonsnowforfullparticulars.

limited `

800 St. James Street Vancouver

Mosiresi New York

Tauraous: Hasnoua 2181 Loudon, Eng.

lioyul ._ lm!

1(l`.’

_Eggs fri-1111 up 1`:1l_< lu cartons A l

4 _

1 Eggs A lnrge (I5

Eggs A medium 33. Eggs A iuillete 20. Eggs B 20. _ E (1 ‘*"

KK! »_

l’ut1\io<_-.~1 new Quelwcs 80's 30-40 N li nu.. .=0',, 40-45 `

(C. P. By Gunrdian’s Special Wire) OTTAWA, Oct. 1.-Miss S. L_ Carl-

son, Superintendent of the Interna- tional Grenrfeli Association Base Hospqal at Bt. Anthony, Newfound- land, with headquarters in Boston, is in hospital tonight suffering from

_ __ ____ __

a fractured pelvis and other injuries car was struck by mother automo- reoelved during n week-end auto- bile at a street intersection in the mobile accident. Two other occu- Capital. It ie alleged the other car pants ot the car. Dr. H. T. R.. Hunt. was travelling at high speed at the Ottawa, and his wife, received lesser time of the accident and had not injuries. stopped at the through street intera

With Dr. Mount at the wheel, :heir section.

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WHERE CAN YOU FIND

Imp Intl

Norm 121| _ __ _ _

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Tec);

Walker ltight sam 915

When! :- CHICAG 0, Oct 2-

Dec Hay lu/ly

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'r‘~_|» _ 1\<, nag,

Lis

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l.» _

B _> ' _ _ _ _ _ _ ' G.

r “ mu no I Ogmthe eheeee market, Ontario

Hur. __

GRAIN

l* 1

(Johnston and Wnrd) 4 __

Quebec colored brought 10 to

esnt

lllgll Lon*

... . . ._ _ 170% UHIN 99

..1 100 l\§’_\'¢ . .. __ 04% 02% 02%

LM; which e c o e

of 10 cents a pound and white

were 20% cents a pound for solids and 21% cents fox- ,\rints, only I

- ___ _-_ .,,, boxes were received. At the wee

' " _'.'... °' 'auction held at the Board of Tre

offenings totalled '1 boxes uf Q

" - _.1111 1") N 1111>- _,

w,,,k_._ ____,f_, _.___ - ,-_ bechui/ieranditeo‘1%at191-Zoenta PKK Mg;

l’en li il

cents a pound, 'A cont higher, s white was 9% to 9% cents, up

amvaithaozsilea use nom. o

lugs at e weekly auotlon tots 511 boxes of Quebec cheese.

th ol r d commanded a p

3'1" New iiuveu

I1 H _ _ . .

C01* I’uh S1-r N J .

ored sold at 10% to 10% cents a 1-h||||p11 Pet . pound while the white was 10% 10% cents a pound, each up 1,5 ce

Simmons (fo _

301" blur-ony Vue __ __

Sluml Oil i‘nl

New N B monntain otatoes were _\‘m|,,| 01| N _y _ _jf

oft 10 cents, selling at 4 to $ oe por O0 pound bag and new Qush

Cong- .wah down five cents, bein quoted T1-me 4‘n __

Dec Mny July

0ats:- £311: ._

Ill!

' w1NN11~11o_ oe: 2-

Wheat:-

Oct Dec Us-I

_-_ '~|; _u-- _ 1

73% 791/, 1.\'\,;

50 49 40 48 44 48

` 1 (Johnston ami \\'1:~1l)

Biocku 0111

Axucr 1‘_\'1-u li _

High Low Lsut Aluci' lin". Elvi- __ ._ _

1.-\1ucr .\'u|1 Pow

Tl’/1_ Atlus i'1»1<p __

781/_ Cuu 31.-;-v'»11i _ BB$;|Citics N1-rv (‘o 1%

‘Elec Br~:1<i Shure 10%

75215 Z) to 3 cent. per 80 pound bug.

49 d

rr-5?-f; re3l’f?"f:=-

._ ._ ._ 1 11 _.f _ ._ mm 11 _ __ sm sz

Onisz- _Ford of i'_--u ° _ 'Ji

Oct .

Dec

2” _*___ 4111 10 41-/,

.. 4114. 4015 40% Hum nil In-r 4'.. ._ -|014.

lim, rum, -101.' imp ml 1.111 ._ ._ _ 1.10,

inter I'ct _ _ 2111-4,

"~ 7|‘s/_‘ today et 80 to 40 cents per S0 po

71;§_{,| bag. Old stock continued to sell

llninu 1':\rl» (‘nr\» llniou Put- _ _ United Air

,V J _ _ .__

N Y ‘ ,' 1' _ B United corn __

Q o ~»_. I K United Gus Imp .__ ...

1U S lml Al _,_ .U S Rubber _,

10% Vim Stool __ 20%. \\'nrncr Bros Co ,__ 1% West i‘uIn1| §% 111-1111-:1@.» ._ ._

1 'Wooilvvrth C0 __ 1.2

40%

151;, Russia :ire women. 'zo'/.1 -

My l\cw 1ork (‘r.\.1iu. I “ef North Amer

'U _l’uil1uuu (fo ___ .__ nt- uunio corp __ __ _ 10% niidio Imn. orph __ nd licp Iron Stccl ‘lt Sears liar-buck

lied noun. Pin- _ for s.»11n. 111.11 .. li" hliund llrumls .. WI! Stand (inn lllcc __

sodd at 0 7-ld cents a pound.

5 ..

U Stiideimkcn I' _ "5 Theruiolii _

“\\d°'i‘4=x11s Hull' Sul "_

at 'rimkeii 1:f.1l in-nr __ __

U S Smelt _ _

Last il S Ricci ._

1.. -_'11/, 1:11; 1.<1:_ :rag 2': :unc 15% :zu .T511 2"; 1*."-'

11,. __.. _ 113'. i.'.=>;_ mn; 111,

211-1, 421;

2% filo 2`_"(_ ___1f1;_ ~' n_

itll

-'W2 141'. R41/4 15 'Q 1 1.1

1i‘_'

1_~.-.__

_‘Tk :|214 nov, 48%

Seventy-two per cent.

lit ‘£1541 13% 1~1;_ ..:_'_= ‘.1-2" 14% 30% .T151 2% 1'_"' .i_~~ ,,

11';

1m/_ 7% 201', 421/, .1 nu, 225/_ ::7 uno;

_ 93% :lu . 31% 1n 1141/, neo; 1:1-1;. 41/, 3214. :i1 48%

of all stu-

dents in medical schools of Sovio.

` bonds into

Invest in Canada

We recommend the purchase of and the conversion of maturing

Dominion of Canada 1934 llefunsling Loan

Profit by her Progress

Ouvneasdijoewillbspleassdlonesios \ your slshswlption child' fwclsll U in q&¢n|sjari|\&|fill§b|l\Js.

A. E. AMES & CO. _ _

INVEST .N CANABA _

THE Ro~/AL aAN1< au|LD|NG-MONTREAL

yagmg . VANCOUVII ~ VKTQIA 0 NIWYOIK ~ LOIUONJNC _ r

l 1 1711( 1°.'\f,

hetter use for our mane

The Dominion of Canada 1934.- Refunding Loan Bonds are now on sale for a limited period only. They are obtainable in two ways: iirst, in exchange

for Vlctory Bonds maturing tbls

To 0w|sers ol Matnrissg Bonds

You can exchange your Victory Bonds maturing November lat for Bonds of the new Refundlng Loan, and receive an extra cash allowance-provided you concert nose.

The absolute safety, the regularity of income and the ready marketability you have enjoyed over the past15yearsarethnsa¢ainmadeavaiiaisietoyou.

Tbisloanisaneseonizlalpartoftberefundingpro- gramme by which Canada is adjusting ber war-time debt to present-day conditions. lt is a further and necessary step toward the continuance of Can.ada’s

business recovery.

To New Investors

Investment funds an accunsulatini in the world today. Good invesunenta areeagcrly sought. As the Rcfunding Loan is open to cash subscribean as well as in exchange for maturing bonds, this is your opportunity no invest your savings so as to com- bine the soundest possible investment with vitally important service to your country.

DOMlNl0N

year, second, by cash subscription.

Respond at msec, as the subscription list will be open for a limited time only, and all caeb applica- tions will bc subject to allotment.

Convert or Subscribe Nam

Whether you are exchanging your Victory Bonds or buying for cash, you will Gnd in the new bonds the best investment a Canadian can make hday. They will give yarns

l. Investment in Canada's strongest security, with

principal and interest backed by tba entire ao- sonmcs and integrity of the Dominion.

3. Maximum regular income; you canrsotbcttor tbe

yield anywhere today with comparable safety. "_5‘

8. The dednsblejeatstre marlsatabtllcy; no other

bondwillbemosereadilyconverrible into oasis or more acceptable as collateral.

Apply nosoin order to secure for yonsselfthoatl-` vantagea efeariy snbseripden. Aeocpttheopportun- ity to assist a great national undertaking and do your part as a citimcn of Canada.

0F CANADA

1034 BEFUNDING LOAN

Msrvalrrss-2,5,emd1eyeus. '

Dmoununons-$100 (ls the 15-year only). $600 and $1,000. Imnssr Bos/vs-One half-month’s hee intuest to those who asohange Viomry Bonds tor

the new Bonds of any maturity.

CASHBDNUS-Om-dghthdcuepercmttothosewhoexnhmlgvicicrybmlbhxlhenew

8-yeerBonds,andone-quariardoneper cent to tboaew o exchange for the 15-year _ Bonds--applicable in each ease to boldas who apply on or before the 6th of October. '

VIII!! 10 APPLY-Application forms and ofdcisi prospectus giviny :_~°-iw: and full »!~t.'\il= of

the Ioan may be obtained from any bank or bond dealer.

Profit by He Progress

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