s
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ur-'ay
December
11.
1020
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V..VVii
in.
aU
MERVOUSNE&S
.
a
IN
irriooi
matter.
Nrrve
txhiMtion
which
fallow!
it
often
irrenar-jbU.
Nrrvo
irouMrt
should
be
uVta
to
a
ncrvf
cipcrt.
rot;?
NERVES
CONTROL
YOUR
For
your
tmlth'a
sk
Consult
d.
a.
McMillan
I'almrr
(irndualr
CIIIIIOI'ltACTOH
Koornn
6
&
7,
Kxchange
It
lock
I'hnne
C'Jl
pATHO
JSjCUROMErai
When
Shopp.ng
for
Christmas
Gifts
come
to
"Demers"
I'hnne
27
P.O.
Km
327
SKW
YOUG
HEELS
TO
Wl
NTEtt
MCf
WE
OU9CWI
AND
WlNy
i
-eaV
-
Water's
a
pretty
lonir-w
'Jed
fellow
and
Rives
a
w
i
oal
pile
n
hard
run
for
lf.i
money.
You're
In
earnest
to
win
a
warm
home
so
arc
we.
to
help
you.
Let's
ro.
Phone
u
now.
NANAIMO
WELLINfiTOX
nnd
ALIIEHTA
SOOTI.KSS
Albert
&
McCaftcry
Limited
Phnnen
lltl
nnd
117
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Blook
Phona
676
DENTIST
It
fa
.
a
m...
ir;:.ii:IIVE
om:,t
made
till
FOR
TAKINC
OVER
LOCAL
I'OWKU
FKANCIIISK
(continued
from
page
one)
IL...I
iaw
ail
transit
Indication
of
AUUUl
II"'
....
'
exhausted
nerves
l
alcepleasneM.
You
may
have
headaches
and
in-!
dictation.
You
may
be
nervous
and
;
Irritable.
Hut
the
most
distressing
i
symptom
Is
lying;
awake
at
night
unable
to
rest
or
sleep.
Mr.
Fred
Rom,
Dresden.
Ont.
writes:
!
-
"I
certainly
can
sympathize,
with
anyone
who
suffers
from
nerve
trouble.
:
For
many
months
I
was
afflicted
with
nervoumcM.
and
after
going
to
bed
sleep.
Dr.
Chase.
Nerve
Food
was
recommended
to
me.
so
i
I
.aw
it
trial.
I
found
it
splendid
treatment
as
I
can
now
.enjoy
a
eood
nlEht
rest.
For
the
nerves,
the
best
password
I
can
sive
ia
'Dr.
Chase's
Uerve
Food,'"
West
P.
O.
Box
247
RcglrJonco,
244
Firth
Avenue
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Pine
Imported
Scrgo
M'd
Scotch
(tA
HA
Tweed
Suits
tnndo
to
order
In
01ir
Vll
uu
shop
in
Prince
llupcrt
ft
low
aitv
I,
ANGER,
Cutter
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
223
Sixth
Street
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
victi'K
T,,r",Uy'
-.r
VAN,o,:vi:.t.
vlNtoHVUt,
snd
.o
H-T.
"c.
rdsy,
r
VICTO.IIA.
Alert
llsjr
WitT"
AHM.
HTKWAHT
ami
Nas.
Klvrr
"r
NIMPSON.
ASYOX.
AUCB
m
iSSr
NMITH.
Atrnt.
Prince
Huuert.
H-C.
1
a.:
an
auxiliary
steam
or
oil
engine1
plant
but
tin.
powtlblllty
la
obvlated
u
your
case
by
the
fact
that
you
have
laade
several
contract!
for
power
at
re
considerably
lower
than
It
will
be
possible
u,
generate
power
tor
in
any
manner
except
with
a
relatively
cheap
hvdroH-lectrlc
plant
rmvnt
AtiiaxMr.sT
We
are
mentioning
the
above
In
explanation
of
our
request
later
In
this
lettor
although
we
realize
that
thea;
fact
are
no
doubt
fully
appreciated
by
yourselves
We
wiah
however
to
make'
It
dear
that,
in
our
opinion,
any
ocneme
for
the
aupply
of
electric
otwfff
U
your
city
should
keep
in
ial
fte
nowlbllity
of
large
eaplUl
PiKHim
at
no
distant
date
at
a
ttew
power
site
It
u
also
necessary
for
ua
to
keep
in
mind
the
fait
that,
von
though
your
contract
for
tbeap
power
might
expire
before
thle
larger
Investment
u
necessary,
It
might
be
,
qulu
potaltric--ana
in
any
cae
wouH
I
be
greatly
to
the
detriment
of
your
city
w,
for
any
reason,
it
waa
necessary
to
Increase
the
rales
to
consumers
whom
you
have
now
taken
on
and
who
have
made
large
capital
expenditures
on
the
bun
of
securing-
a
permanent
supply
of
electricity
at
low
rate.
"As
you
may
know,
t
represent
Interact
whoae
exclusive
buairteaa
It
1
k
construct
and
operate
public
utlll-
tu
end
at
the
present
time,
we
ihuppen
to
be
operating
planu
in
Bri-,
t.b
Columbia
at
Nanaimo
and
Dun-jean.
Wt
will
of
course
be
very
glad
,
Indewd
to
submit
you
a
definite
pro-poaal
but
I
do
not
ft
el
that
at
the
:
present
tune
we
have
tuffletrat
cruras-
Information
on
which
to
ban
it'll
a
definite
proposal
and
we
should
'make
further
investigations
with
particular
refertttee
to
other
poaalble
water
prwrr
aitea
which
might
be
available
i
tot
tranamlMion
to
Prince
Rupert.
I
"A
a
guide
to
you
In
cotkaldrrlng
jand
tl
you
deem
It
adviaable
aubmlt-i
uug
to
your
ratepayer
the
rwjueat
!we
make
you.
I
may
aay
that
we
would
propoM
antrnng
Into
an
agree-mrut
with
your
elty
aion
the
follow-m
graeral
Uaea:
!
"Flral.
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
to
jgraat
to
the
aompany.
for
a
period
of
;wy
tnty-n
yeara
a
iranchue
tor
the
diatrttraUoa
and
aale
within
the
Umita
of
the
elty
as
It
now
ettu
or
!mav
be
extended
ThU
franchiae
to
be
!
along
the
usual
aundard
tines
to
iprouct
the
city
and
company,
apecify-iing
aervlcc
to
be
rendered
by
the
com-
voltage,
regulation,
method
of
Ipaay.
arMtraUoB
in
cae
of
dlaputes.
terms
tor
further
ri
tendon
of
the
franehla
and
tor
the
valuation
and
purchase
of
Ihr
company
aaaeta
should
the
elty
ih
to
uae
over
and
operate
Ifv
'
vn
plant
and
distribution
ayitrro.
TAKIM1
lit
MS
PUNT
Swotid.
the
oompany
to
purchase
from
the
city
IU
present
BhawaUan
power
plant,
transmission
aystem
to
the
city,
all
sub-autlona
and
dlatrlbu-tlon
lines,
etc.
Of
the
city
used
in
tsneraUng.
tranemttUng.
and
dUtnbut-ing
eletrtc
ertertjr
within
or
without
thr
city.
The
purchase
price
paid
the
:ty
for
the
above
to
be
either
on
the
baMs
of
annual
paymenta.
or
a
cash
sum
to
the
city,
which
shall
be
not
less
than
the
amount
necessary
to
retire
the
citys
outatandlng
debentures
agmnet
the
present
electric
light
and
power
sytrm.
Third,
the
company
to
undertake
it
rarry
through,
with
all
reasonable
ex-
petition,
further
hydro-elrctrlc
power
development
and
Its
transmission
to
,
-it
of
Prince
Rupert
While
th
Tossed
for
Hours
Unable
to
Sleep
Now
enjoys
real
and
aleep
thanka
to
Dr.
Chaas'a
Nerva
Food
company
does
not
wlah
to
definitely
atate
In
what
manner
It
will,
aecure
further
hydro-electric
power
until
fur
ther
investigation
have
been
made,
It
Is
the
Intention
aa
soon
as
possible
to
Undertake
a
thorough
Investigation
of
all
hydro-electrlc
power
possibilities
within
feasible
transmlaslon
distance
of
Prince
Rupert.
"Fourth,
the
company
to
take
over
from
the
city
all
existing
contracta
beta
era
the
city
and
cuwomera
within
or
without
the
city
limits
and
to
as-sume
all
the
obligations,
of
these
contracts
aa
to
ratea.
condition
of
service,
etc.
"Fifth,
the
company
to
adopt
the
aefcediHes
tor
electric
light,
power,
heating,
etc..
which
shall
not
be
higher
than
the
prtsent
rate
schedules
now
In
force
by
the
elty
Itself.
The
company-
will
also
agree
to
a
clause
In
the
proponed
franchise
whereby
the
rates
which
the
company
will
charge
at
any
time
shall
not
be
higher
than
necessary
to
give
the
company
a
fair
return
on
the
capital
Invested.
"Sixth,
the
proposed
franchise
tn
contain
neceasary
clauses
to
proteo'
the
city
In
regard
to
a
aupply
of
water
from
the
Shawatlans
drainage
area
anl
will
alio
contain
clause
covering
aL
minor
details
such
as.
the
Joint
use
ol
poles,
etc.
"Seventh,
the
company
will
aell
energy
to
the
city
tor
atreet
light
ing
at
the
rate
ot
Sc
per
kilowatt
hour
new
charged
which
rate,
however
ahab
Include
the
maintenance,
operation,
replacement
of
lamps
and
extensions
pi
the
aystem
at
required.
r.M'IMi
MTI
ATION
"The
above
aynopsla
covers
oir
ideat,
of
a
proposed
agreement
with
the
city
hut
before
presenting
a
definite
franchise
agreement,
we
will'
require
sum-
dent
time
to
more
fully
Investigate
ttn
power
situation
and
you
will
quite
un
derttand
that
thia
Is
exactly
what
any
reliable
company
must
do
before
a
definite
propaeal
could
be
presented
if
the
proposal
la
to
have
In
view
the
future
growth
of
your
elty.
You
will
also
realize
that
sooner
or
later
the
city
Itself
must
face
the
same
situation
which
can
only
be
solved
In
the
wa
we
propose.
The
investigation
we
pro
pose
to
make
will
cost
ronslderabi
money
and
we
therefore,
auggeit
tha:
you
agree
to
give
us
four
months
in
Well
to
thoroughly
Investigate
ttv
power
situation
In
your
city,
with
a
view
to
the
necessity
of
securing
daU
on
hydro-electrlc
power
sites
and
thai,
during
this
period,
you
will
not
ne
goUate
power
agreements
or
franchise
with
other
parties.
At
the
end
of
thl
period
we
will
present
you
a
deftnitr
propoaal
to
deal
with
aa
soon
as
pos
sible
and
present
to
your
ratepayers
tot
approval
or
rejection
and.
until
this
proposal
is
rejected
by
your
ratepayers,
you
will
not
deal
with
proposals
from
other
parties.
"I
believe
that.
If
you-
think
tho
matter
over
carefully,
you
will
realist.
that.
In
making
the
above
requeat
tc
you.
we
are
only
doing
what
any
reli
able
people
would
require
under
the
circumstances.
Our
experience
has
ben
that
when
a
matter
of
this
nature
is
being
discussed
with
the
clt
there
are
many
other
parties
who
mav
or
may
not
be
capable
of
carrying
out
their
obligations
but
who
are
quite
willing
to
make
proposals,
partlcularly
fafter
they
know
the
definite
proposal
of
other
parties.
You
will
also
realm.
thst.
while
it
does
not
coat
very
much
In
time
or
money
to
make
a
proposal
to
your
city,
it
will
cost
conslderabk
to
make
an
investigation
on
which
a
proposal
should
be
based
and
It
Is
no
uncommon
practice
for
a
reliable
company
to
ask
and
receive
the
above
con
alderatlon
from
a
city
under
clrcum-
atancea
such
aa
you
have
tn
Prince
Rupert.
The
writer
will
be
In
Prince
Rupert
as
such
time
as
you
wish
to
dtscust
the
matter
and
any
potnta
which
maj
not
be
clear
or
which
require
aomi
modification,
can
be
gone
Into
at
that
tune."
SALYAT10N
ARMY
SALE
OF
WORK
IS
2.30.
BE1NGHELD
TODAY
The
annual
Salvation
Army
tea
and
sale
of
work
waa
opened
this
afternoor
in
the
Citadel
by
the
general
convener
Mrs.
C.
Whatman
Sr..
th
hour
belvuj
Assisting
Mrs.
Whatman
are
the
fol
lowing
ladles:
Fancy
Work
Mra.
J.
A.
Anderson
anf
Mrs.
Jamra
Parks.
Plain
Sewing
Mrs.
Oeorge
Dawes,
Mra,
3.
Cook,
Mra.
Cadwallader
and
Mr
Hudson.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
II.
Smith,
aaslsted
by
Olrl
Quards.
Tea
Room
Mra.
Thomas
Carlisle
and
Mlsa
E.
McOuatt.
assisted
by'
Olrl
Guards.
BATTALION
ORDERS
Dy
Lleut.-Colonel
J.
W.
Nlcholls,
Offlcei
Commsndlng,
1st
Battalion
North
British
Columbia
Regiment,
102nd
Bn.
C.E.F.
No
parades
until
after
Christmas.
Rifle
No.
W25013
la
missing
from
tht
Armory,
any
one
having
this
rifle
will
pirn
so
return
same
to
the
Quarter-
master
immediately.
8.
D.
JOHNSTON,
Major
and
Adjutant,
Attd.
1st
Bn.
N
BC
Rest
In
the
Arctic
regions
amongst
certain
irlbea
a
man
who
wants
a
divorce
lenvea
homn
tn
anger
and
docs
not
re
turn
for
several
days,
The
wife
takes
the
hint
and
departs.
In
more
tern
perate
climates
she
notifies
the
police
and
lovingly
fondles
the
rolling
pin
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
ri
h
I
10
FRE
client!
ii
iucakulable.
r
I
THE
RECENT
STRONG
RISE
.
'
'
'
OF
THE
FRENCH
FRANC
SERVE
AS
A
REMINDER
'
'
'
TO
ASTUTE
INVESTORS
iift
OF
THE
Immense
Profit
Possibilities
In
.
H
GOVERNMENT
6
BONDS
XX7E
BELIEVE
that
aa
investment
made
today
in
French
Gov
ernment
6
Bonds
(Loan
authorized
Dec
16th,
1920;
redeemable
at
par
at
the
option
of
the
Government
on
or
after
Jan.
1st,
1931),
presents
an
exceptional
opportunity
for
profit
on
any
material
advance
in
the
value
of
French
money
(Francs).
Due
to
the
depreciation
of
French
Francs
a
French
Government
6
Bond
(of
1,000
francs
denomination)
can
new
be
bought
fcr
$32.00,
vrith
French
exchange
at
normal
(19.3c
per
Franc)
the
same
Bond
v.-oa!d
have
a
value
of
$193.00
International
bankers
believe
French
Francs
will
cell
at
10
cents
per
Franc
before
-ery
bng.
Just
think
what
this
rcfeans
to
French
Government
Bonds;
'with
the
Franc
worth
10
cents,
each
Bond
cf
1,000
francs
will
have
a
value
of
$100.00
a
riseof
over
212,
or
a
profit
of
$08.00
fcr
every
$32.00
invested
today.
With
the
franc
selling
at
15
cents,
each
Bond
of
1
,003
Francs
vill
have
a
value
of
$150.00,
a
rise
of
more
than
370,
or
a
net
pfefit
cf
$118.00
for
each
Bond
of
1,000
francs,
or
fev
every
C32.C0
invested
today.
Yc
made
a
lengthy
and
thorough
investigation
to
determine
the
best
way
to
buy
French
Franca
fcr
maximum
profits.
We
arc
of
the
opinion
that
these
French
Government
6
Bonds
aiTcrd
the
best
medium,
for
they
represent,
to
French
investors
prccily
what
British
Government
and
our
Canadian
Government
Victory
Bonds
represent
to
us,
beincZ
investtxcr.U
fcr
every
Institution,
Trtist
Fund
and
Sczings
Bank
in
France,
and
constituting
a
strictly
high-grade
Government
investment.
They
may
be
sold
again
instantly
far
spot
cash,
as
they
are
listed
on
the
P:
ri3
Stock
Exchange
and
traded
in
throushnit
the
financial
centres
of
the
world.
The
interest
coupons
(pay-,
able
June
and
December
16th)
have
always
been
paid
prcmpily
on
the
dot,
and
can
be
cashed
in
Montreal,
New
York,
London,
and
other
financial
centres
through
our
House,
banks
or
other
institutions.
Frepch
Government
Bonds
will,
we
believe,
unquestionably
come
back
to
normal
($193.00
per
l.COO-franc
Bond.)
The
United
States
were
financially
bank-nipt
after
tho
Civil
War.
Their
securities
could
be
bought
for
ja
song,
yet
in
a
few
years
the
Americans
were
on
their
finan
cial
feet
again,
and
todayare
considered
the
richest
nation
in
the
world.
Even
England
was
once
faced
with
what
Eeemed
to
be
a
financial
disaster.
With
Napoleon
virtually
pounding
at
her
gates,
British
Bonds
went
for
next
to
nothing,
but
the
victory
at
Waterloo
sent
them
sky-rocketing.
The
Rothschild
f
amily
accumulated
the
maj'or
portion
of
its
wealth
by
investing
in
British
bonds
and
selling
them
when
Wellington's
victory
became
known.
The
experience
of
France,
too,
bank-tupt
at
the
hands
of
Bismarck,
is
within
the
memory
cf
living
man.
Ilcr
Bonds
fold
down
to
7
of
their
value
after
the
Franco-Prussian
War.
They
appeared
hopeless,
yet
in
two
years
they
had
recovered
95,
making
fortunes
for
the
far-sighted
investors
who
had
the
courage
to
invest
in
them.
When
millions
of
men
and
populations
of
nations
lend
their
collective
efTorts
to
the
task
nothing
is
impossible.
The
French
franc
will
undoubtedly
come
back
to
normal.
A
study
of
history
convinces
one
forcibly
that
the
most
difficult
tiling
in
the
vrorld
to
destroy
is
national
existence.
History
is
repeating
itself.
The
opportunity
of
a
lifetime,
to
earn
remarkable
profits,
exists
today
for
investors,
through
the
purchase
cf
these
high-grade
French
Government
Bonds.
They
rank
as
the
pre-eminent
class
of
French
Government
securities,
and
are
virtually
a
first
mortgage
on
the
entire
assets
and
resources
of
the
vast
and
wealthy
Republic
of
France.
The
Bonds
are
valid
for
30
years
after
maturity,
and
the
interest
coupons
for
5
years
after
their
respective
maturity
dates,
thus
enabling
the
investor
to
cash
them
at
any
time
the
exchange
rates
are
favorable.
.
.
France
is
a
first-class
commercial,
naval
and
military
power
of
the
world.
French
industries
are
thriving
and
working
overtime.
France
is
exporting
goods
to
every
country
of
the
globe;
her
shipping
is
crowding
the
world's
ports,
and
the
nation
shows
every
evidence
of
industrial
and
economic
progress.
Reparation
payments
from
Germany
are
further
enhancing
t
he
French
treasury.
These
conditions
will
be
quickly
reflected
in
a
rapid
rise
in
the
French
Franc,
which
in
turn
increases
the
value
of
French
Government
Bonds.
That
is
why
we
urge
you
to
buy
French
Government
Bonds
KOW,
while
they
are
on
the
bargain
counter.
,
Table
Showing
Present
Price
and
Possibilities
Denominational
or
Amount
1.
C00
Francs,
French
Government
6
Bonds
2.
C00
Frnci,
rittch
Covcrattcct
t
EcoJi.....
B.CC0
Francs,
Frenth
Covenucrnt
tV
EondJ
J0.CC0
Fiuncs,
Ficaca
Covernment
tfi
Ecnd.......
25.C0O
Francs,
rrenui
Government
IV9
DcncJ
R0.0C0
Francs.
French
Government
VY,
tonus
,
ins
flfft
Franc
French
Government
451
towls
PrwrfQt
Price
I
JIM
U.C0
1M.C9
.
JCt.CO
SM.C0
l.tM.0
),:ca.oo
With
Bonds
at
Par
and
Franc
att
7
Cents
t
70.00
110.00
moo
700.00
1.750.00
3,500.00
7.000.00
15
Ccnta
(
moo
300.00
750.00
1
.500.00
3.750.00
7.500.00
15,000.00
Pur
1V.J
Csata
s
m.00
385.0
H3.08
l,MJt
,U5.t
4.SH.0O
ARE
atElna
a
fans
number
of
thre
Bonci
at
the
aboe
rre.
which
cowa
erririrw.
vron
receipt
or
acceptea
WE
thecue
cTluoney
order
wtwUI
at
erne
confirm
sale.
Bowd
st.
(ctwaided
by
metered
snd
taauml
rnajl.
Order
wiUt
re-rttantelowv
rv.
for
years
im.
thlt
Torment
Investment
l'eU!
IIouw
hat
hat
been
Canada's
foremost
eidualve
foreign
Bond
house.
It
la
Tltalhr
,
Important
many
.
.
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wl
n..ae
the
met
money
lor
them
and
make
it
nuwt
quickly.
Ourinterett
rnotceXrK
iTrurf
Aitei
and
Newfoundland1,
to
render
it
gratuitous
tenrUe.
tnfonnine
cUenu
when
Bond,
tlx
in
market
ith
0tx
It
advisable
to
reU.
Tbl.
service
1.
tuwmve,
to
ouMclvts.
but
its
value
to
cur
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INVESTMENT
HOUSE
OF
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order
)
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enclose
herewith
rewith
1
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.In
full
payment
I
for
the
purchase
from
you
of
francs
In
French
Government
6
I
I
,
(J-t.te
Amount)
,
I
I
Bonds
(Loan
of
1920),
which
you
are
to
forward
me
by
registered
and
insured
mail.
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INTEREST
INCOME
The
loco
me
from
the
areafe'eorporation
tf
industrial
Bond
ia
fixed,
that
is
to
iay,
a
0
Bond
of
11.000
denomination,
yields
exactly
60.00
every
year
until
maturity.
The
income
from
French
Government
6
Bonds
comprises
many
of
the
attractirt
features
of
aa
ordinary
share,
or
ahart
of
common
stock.
While
the
Income
expressed
in
French
money
remains
fixed
the
value
of
that
money
to
the
Canadian
or
American
Investor
depends
upon
the
exchance
value
of
the
French
frane
expressed
in
dollars.
Thus
it
will
be
seen
that
at
the
present
rate
for
the
frane
the
bolder
of
a
10,000.
Franc
Bond
wi3
receive
for
his
coupons
anrrgating-
always
600
francs
per
annum
a
sura
la
Canadian
money
equivalent
to
a
return
of
nearly
1
on
bis
investment,
that
is.
on
the
coat
of
bis
10.000-Franc
Bond
which
at
the
present
time
Is
$3:0.00.
When
the
franc
reaches
8
cents,
however,
the
value
of
tht
coupons
wil
be
much
hither;
600
francs
wBl
be
worth
$41.00
which
oa
sa
Investment
of
$320.00,
U
equal
to
a
yiela
of
15.
Few
common
stocks
offer
so
attractive,
a
return.
When
the
franc
baa
reached
10
cents
or
$1,000.00
per
10.000-franc
Bond
the
return
wQ
be
proportionately
hither.
Every
600
francs
ia
interest
coupons
will
brins
160.00
when
cashed.
Here
the
yield
is
more
than
At
15
cents
per
franc
the
coupons
on
a
10.000-franc
Bond
costlnf
only
$320.00
today
(normal
value
$1.930.00
a
profit
on
the
principal
of
$1,610.00)
will
be
worth
$90.00,
representing
a
return
of
over
2i.
And
lastly,
with
the
franc
at
par.
Le.
19
J
cents
or
$1,930.00
per
10,000-franc
Bond,
the
coupons
for
one
year
amounting
to
600
francs
wiU
be
worth
111540
aa
amount
equivalent
to
a
return
of
nearly
36
on
the
original
investment
of
$320.00,
"
The
SwUa
franc
a
few
years
ago
wis
worth
only
15.14
ctnta
or
$15,140.00
per
10,000
franca
jet
to-day
It
Is
quoted
above
par
or
at
mors
than
$19,300
per
100,000
franca.
The
value
of
100.000
Swiss
francs
has
Increased
by
mors
than
'
$4,10.00
within
a
comparatively
short
space
of
time.
The
Dutch
Guilder,
Holland's
monetary
unit,
following
the
war
depreciated
from
Its
par
value
of
40.20
cents
or
$
40.300.00
per
100.00
gulden,
to
29.3
cents
or
$29,300.00
per
100,000.
TO-DAY
103,000
ftulldera
ars
stain
worth
$40,200.00,
showing
a
NET
RISE
of
$10,900.00.
The
Swedish
krone,
normally
worth
U.8
cents
or
$26,800.00
per
100,000
krone,
dropped
to
17.65
cents
or
$17,650.00
per
100,000.
lit
a
few
years
the
unit
has
completely
recovered
all
its
losses
and
at
preaent
tha
value
of
109,000
Swedish
krone
Is
$26,900.00.
During
the
period,
lbs
value
of
100,000
krone
Increased
by
(9,150.00.
Ia
less
than
two
years
the
Japanese
yen
has
RISEN
from
37.S7S
cents
or
$37,873.-00
per
100,000
yen,
to
46.95
cents
or
$46,958.00
per
100,000.
Despite
the
great
havoc
wrought
by
the
earthquakes
on
the
country's
economic
life,
th
value
of
109,009
yen
has
Increased
by
$9,075.00
In
LESS
THAN
TSVENTY-FOCR
uo.vnis.
Everyone
knows
how
rapid
baa
been
tha
rie
in
Danish
and
Norwegian
rxthange.
These
countries
have
been
faced
with
critical
economical
conditions
but
the
Daal.h
krone
Is
now
worth
26
JO
cents
or
$2,5O0.00
per
IvO.OOO
krone,
whereas
in
19
J
1
it
bad
fallen
to
13
cents
er
$l3,90u.OO
per
100,000.
The
value
of
100,01)0
Danish
krone
has
tncreaud
by
$13,500.00
In
less
thsn
five
years'
time
The
Norwegian
krone
has
RISEN
from
11.7
cents
or
$11,700.00
per
100,000
krone,
to
22.04
cents
or
$12,040.00
per
lOO.OuO,
showing
a
NST
Rlsfc
op
$(0,.
340.00
rr.R
100,000
diking
tub
SAUK
PERIOD.
Tho
Spanish
peseta
from
11.75
cents
or
$11,750.00
per
100,000
pesetas
a
few
years
ago,
baa
now
recovered
to
15.84
cents
or
$15,840.00
per
100,000
and
tho
unit
ia
expected
to
touch
par
this
year,
leading
South
American
exchanges
shew
similar
wide
Improvements.
Within
three
years
the
Brulllan
mllrel
has
advanced
from
R.Ss
cents
or
$8,550.00
per
100,000,
to
15.87
cents
or
$15,870.(0
per
100,000,
recording
a
NET
'JAIN
or
$7,320.00
1ER
100.0DO
MI
LP.
IIS.
The
Argentine
pao
was
nnt
long
ato
worth
only
28.37
rentaor
$28,170.00
per
100,010
pmo
but
TO-DAY
It
is
quoted
at
40.43
cents
or
$40,430.00
per
100,000.
The
value
of
10,800
Argentine
pesos
has
INCREASED
BY
$12,00.00.
Ia
the
light
of
these
arcompHshmenti
It
Is
easy
to
a
that
Francs
with
a
balanced
budget,
debt
funding
agree
ments,
in
short,
drnnitrly
ADVANCED
t'PON
HIK
ROAD
TO
FINANCIAL
RECOVERY,
can
put
the
Irene
back
t
par
(IV.
J
cent
or
$19,200.00
per
ISO.
su
franc)
within
th
comparatively
ateer
future.
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s
if
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