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GOSSP OF THE STREETPHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL MARKETS
Wafie mA
biMh. lukat f Id qt.'3tin
laaaataWT' aST .
u'Annviv euanaatppi. vr
RSIvWln be tlrav-
XXKtr. irze,
TOJtATOBS Florida, per -ba.aket erata.
fnnrr I10S to 144 tnmatnea), I20S.Z3 rhotea
(1R0 tomatoea). ef, $202.03: poor fancy
and eholre, 73eOl.T5.
WATEHCIIKHS Nearby, per bunch. 29
'auction hau-.s rnsTEittiAT
ArtfKH Northweatern. per buah. boa,
Arknnaaa blacka, $2.G0ff3.23; Ncwtowna,
IS inr?.n
tm.VN(li:S Florida, per bo (15l to lf.n
In lion), I4.43f:..0! do. do tlTd to IIB In
box). M.lltf.l SO. do. do (2.V) to 324 In box).
tS.R'iW : 31. California. lr tox (IS tn l.V)
In tixl Ul."i! do, do (170 lo 2ln In
box). 1 TMTfl 33t do. tlo (2.'0 to 324 In box).
$.1 4 S It:, tin
OftAl'KFItftT riorlda, per box (40. to SO
In box), I2.45tf4
BOLTON. VarS. lAMMat '
BROKERS' BOARDROOMS BEGIN
GAIN h RESERVE NOTES I
Wartime Demand Increase Itiunrc of
vi iai PimDi ana Mknit 1
invton Camp. No. 04. O. 8. 9t 4
L Philadelphia Markets
BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story of Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
(Copurfoht)
Government's Local
Market Reports
i i tnuf,, a -P "
TO APPEAR LIKE OLD TIMES
AS MARKET GETS INTERESTING
matna- Wed. after r h. in. !?- -
GRAIN AND FI.OUR
f1rm",:.T Receipts. 13.0 1U"1. W.'.1
nrm, ouot.ttn... .tt...... -.. nm. In
fif Johanna Bottke, Relativea si
I ctleral Currenry
AVnlilntnn. May S- Tour tlmea n
Tnlfl itnlltl rennrf In jtettr ntif st tlii
12lh sir. IkI fi.a1i.rf linl.
iiiuL-n retierai ifmp iMirrviit'S' t.t
JJiirrnti of Alarketi of the United i'Mlej
- Ky .Hfm"l may bt vltn
iter 7 .JO b. m.
In'ihJ 'Vint 'rV'S ln,sl.,u'" ii'l; Weporfmriir of Agriculture, fhlladelpkla
11..LQr.."",,!p I'" "Jl ."'. t"e J ear before. Vnnih. with hcailaunrtrrs at iOU-ili In.
imEN.vA.V. Itar 7. MAtlKt A.v
Activity and Higher Prices for Steel Issues and Prospects
of Increased Railroad Rates Cause Much Comment.
Gossip of the Street
vVmi. " 1orfl,'ln.1 lKl"', la- iionttce Kzchangc UMding,
; wV.'lva aiarun r. ana i.nai'
wi-n riynni. i-ue notlen or xunn
Klen from realdenee f her aunt, a
the iKsimtioe of $1.3C.1.0oii.0tHI In 1V.I. "'"'
on tarn Iota to Jobtart.)
erine Urennan. ion , Huntlncd
rrni reero noteii ninop July 1 1 1
HRiiinst f 39'.'.0fl0,nnn In the rtirre-tiond. Kllt'l 1'H
ItiK in rod of the luexlitin e.ir. In the Al'l'l.lin Verr few i.rrerlno.
IWVN.--Miy H, IPA VtnolNL
rne Farrell) wife ot William 1
I.elatlea and frlenda. Camp No. :
Mr. lt'tifrfSrnrt Milt nttiu cr fcoue ItudtrM.
Oi'e.rloji mi lttiitip, erlllno. ntlrfrlhlnil nttrt
tVr Mil
Mine lime Isasi.ovo.OOO In Kcdenil n- '" lo t.t nt tirtkai. Virnlni..
ot ;A.,ny.,M lo xuneral. Thurt.
ni , i'0O4 K. Stella at. To proceed
Mn Cent. Vault. Krlenda tnav pall
n'tiHoviiiriir. Ann iotir iiwmllnnf ffinrtw ntm
Ml.emnrle
ftf'tf
t lot.) f,""r tnoirrnment standard ijiwp
Hlrun' teft..erl,.JSS
-.'! tlO Xn -. n is. .7'. l.mntl rl1'
..'.'i-m m-. m..M -.i... nnlv tn re p-
P led When ll,- ... ' .... . i th. wlHt w".: "" ",r Til. I O'r rortrn iinnir nni. !.rii' lull'. verO reliricl ac.lItlHt Sltl'l- il'l'in-, t .".1 Mrt ne. llell 11AVI. Imor
re hlah :.H!" 1U'J !':. ln ,h '"''':. tattat he .lotted to nil l,tot.lrlr. oon.nnti with the itn'.i ,,,., ,il 2.l N. Vork. Vol, ts.r R -. . Sl'MVtHRX'-tn retnemhr.n.e of th. ,i,.r
8 p. m. Int. Greenwood (K. of P.)
convenlenre of famllr.
pfon the first time In many weeks the boardroom In the broUcrs' and
commission offices jesterday began to look like old times.
The customers' t'linlrs, which had been vacant, began to nil up
nd the market became Interesting. Steels were the feature, with United
Et.ltCS Steel rnmmnn In thn Unrl until I c-r.r.,1 In?..', fit thn tilnun
It was expected that there would
railroad croup on the strenfitlt of
freight rates
rreignt rates helm? expected from Watl.lnRton. and while up to the close pol.tur;. s'o'nnr N.'r 1." or No. 5 red. as a Mrs Merrimae. ami she as , ,.. ,.,,, v , Klll, fl or iorer siavi :,,,. ,, 2rt.i ,,or. ,, ;, urn. Nn.y McManuaKranJlVp1-
little, tinnnennd "Ihee. tin. n eenornl frolltn. tlmt ll neiiil.l tint tin t.,m f " ," a " red. 12.17. , . , nilcllty nice Mtinail When I tnlll lljT I Crnt of Its total H.lies from AlMV 7 lllltll lli:i:i'i--Sou I, furollti. I,, r hi,., I. il MlotUetl. Oeorne 1). ,,, John V U
little happened, there was a Renerol fcelliiB that It would not be lout; Hampio Mheai.-iiandled on merits but ,,,,,, conl( froln Mton . nsked ltn t. eml of the mnnth .is a cmilrllnitMn He N..Vr..li. SViit. M..it..n, .inme. w. .M,r. K.lr.l c. '
delayed. Many brokers who are urgiiiR caution in l.ulnK upon their I un.w ,"'l "oVVri7tK&..hwrVsi""Si ," t,lp nccuiti .ih I tnl.l her l.S to the lied fr.,s tlrlxe l im'n''--"'' "ir,m" ""' ?" utt.' a Miti. iSStift
..., .. . .. , ,., ., . , .""nulty wl.enta Value ahall b-determined "TliHt nrcount Is two !e.irs old she . - , n Il.a ). II ll.Wl ... fen hlah.r. peur llrnwn, MYe Anna K .Mnllny, italil Jl
customers say that those close to nl.lnr;ton authorities know that a ltb,,.,lh """,,e l'"'" of ,h' cU" nnd "ub" U'l-'. "I told Mr. Mlntnn I ould not ;,;,;, 4:,.lc !."' "': I'nM.l, per in,er ,.-. to .rSSS' u'v Viur,.le".Z,i.:vP.;,L
the three-jear basis between the Goernmcnt and the roads, which aie
now bclnr; negotiated, will be very satisfactory, ilml uhen they are
slyned, with the (Jovcrnment guarantee behind them, will send the rail
road Btocks upward.
One rf the tumors on the Street esletday which wetc In circulation
to account for the advance In prices In stocks was that n large New
Tork operator who had been sick Is now bark In the market, taking
26,000 shares, and has a large following.
a
The principal of a well-known banking imJ Investment hoie with
. New York connections sas theie has undoubtedly been k great deal
of speculate e buying for the last few das, nnd that much of It will
come back on the market, but will be absorbed easll.v ; lh.tt there will
be some small setbacks which will be only temporary; that he looks for
the market to work gradually higher, hairing, nf course, the leielpt of
unfavorable news from the Curupean front. This banker has great
faith in the future of the copper stocks.
Chief Cause of Higher Steel Prices
The spectacular advances In the prices of steel stocks m the stock
markets for the last two dajs emphasize the recent pledges of tho big
steel concerns of the country to gUe their capacity output for Uoernment
purposes for somo time to come. Following this action by the steel
makers comes similar action on the part of the plglron manufacturers,
who at a recent meeting pledged themselves to do their utmost In main
taining production and to see that the munition makers got full sup
plies. It should be apparent to Investors that all these movements are
bound to hae their effect for some time to come on steel securities.
Of tMiUiil Importance Is the meeting which was held yesterday In
Pittsburgh by representatives of the most important steel companies in
the country on the subject of ferro-inanganese. one of the most Im
portant Ingredients in the production of high-grade steel. I-'or some
time past the Imports of thin material from Hrazll, where the country
gets Its main supply, have been seriously Interfered with on nccount of
the demand of ocean tonnage on the north Atlantic causing the with
drawal of cssels from the South American loutes.
Another cause of the falling otf In imports of fcrro-manganese Is
said to be an Increased mortality among the hetds of llamas belonging
to the companies who own and operate these South Ameiican mines.
These llamas are used to transport the metal from tho mines, where
railroad construction Is virtually Impossible, to the coast. It Is ex
pected that the experts at their conference In Pittsburgh will decide to
use some substitute for ferro-m.mgancse as a means of conservation.
This would necessitate a revision of steel standards and tho possible
substitution, as far as possible, of the lower grade manganese ores which
are found ln this country.
Delaware Leads Union in Loan
' A well-known banker who hns been particularly active on commit
tees connected with the third Liberty Loan, and more especially with that
part of the Third Federal Hescrve District which Includes tho StMte of
Delaware, In speaking of the success of the campaign in Delaware said
yesterday that Delaware was the only State In the Union which had filled
its quota three times over, that two btars had been awarded for its
flag no other State has even one star and that from returns already In
he believed Delaware will have the largest per capita subscription of any
State in the Union.
Much Interest in Rumored Rate Increase
There Is a great deal of discussion In financial circles in th.s city
over the anticipated action of the Government In tcgard to railroad rates,
as mentioned In this column yesterday. One of the usually well-informed
bankers ln the downtown section said jesterday that It Is understood the
Government will Increase the rates to a point which will Increase tho
income of the railroads $800,000,000 annually. At the same time 1111 In
crease In wages to the employes will be granted equal to an expenditure
of $300,000,000 a year. It Is said this announcement Is due any day.
The effect of such an announcement on the railroad securities should
be very beneficial, while the Increase ln rates will be so widely distributed
that the effect on commodity prices will bo negligible.
It has been figured that for every $1 Increase in freight rates there
will not be more than a one-cent tax on consumption. Many biokers
expected this announcement regarding freight rates, etc., would have been
made from Washington yesterday or at the latest today.
Buoyant Market a Natural Condition
Speaking of the buoyant condition of the stock and securities market
yesterday, tho principal of arc Investment concern In the center of the
city said that It Is a natural condition to any one who has studied past
events In the market since the war began.
Immediately after the war wa declared1 there was u very unhappy
condition of affairs. The fear of an cnoimous quantity of United States
securities being dumped from the European countries on markets here,
the fear of financial Inability to absorb them, the closing of the stock
exchanges to prevent a general demoralization of our financial system, etc.
"Now," he continued, "I have come to believe that civilized humanity
can accommodate Itself to uny conditions. At that time people turned
every security they had Into cash; the fear of war and Its consequences
overpowered them. Then we gradually opened the exchanges, buying
and selling under restrictions. People saw that nothing had happened
to impair the securities they had parted with; they saw our Industries
humming and making money and they bought back their securities.
They had got accustomed to the conditions.
'Then we entered the war and another semlpanlc ensued ln the
security market. Everything tumbled and again people sold, but not In
such quantities. In a brief time they found that the war had caused
only a few Inconveniences 'of little consequence, that financially the
nation was the soundest of all, that Industries were making more money
than they ever made, confidence ln every phase of the situation was re
stored, and now that they have got accustomed to their surroundings
and have found out what the war can and cannot do In the way of un
settling values, they are .coming back into the market again with all
the confidence born of experience.
"For that reason," he said, "I look for a continuation of .present
conditions and a strong market for some time to come qualified, of
course, by news from Europe, which is very favorable now and seems as
though It would continue so."
Dow, Jones & Co. point out that while high-grade railroad bonds re
ceded slightly, second-grade railroad1 bonds advanced fractionally 'and
their average stood at the high point of the year. This Improvement in
the second-class railroad Issues was directly due to Government control
of railroads, which Insures bond Interest on many railroad Issues where
It was remotely doubtful. Ever since the Government took control of the
railroads there has been a gradual reduction in the spread between the
prices of second-grade and high-grade railroad bonds and a further re
duction along these lines Is expected, especially since the Government has
loaned money and made advances to several leading railroad companies.
Of the listed bonds, those of public utility companies showed the largest
decline In April, which Dow, Jones ft Co. state was quite natural when it
Is 'considered that this class of corporations have been severely affected
by Increased operating costs, Including the cost of labor, and that they
have yt to receive Government aid,
w,.w .a. &- am -ta ..t.-a.a a 4tta -t... .t ,.,..1... .. i. !
, VTHU uvTvaiiiiivut aitu vaituumi
. - been to railroad corporations, public
ijia)!vaterially higher prices. Leading
WW tww to man
have been greater activity In the
news favorable to an lncrea.se In
la lomlnK
v i.iia vw w vw.iivtaiiuiw, mm 11 iiaa
utility bonds are expected to advance
banking houses In the Street be-
purchases or good public utility bonds,
1 11 ti i inn iTtt ii-iniu fin ifik.x -lirriiinra 11 n unpin i.iiiip imi i ii hl i i uiiiii ir ... .-.-
.a . .a . I'lllla ...... ........ a ..- I ,.,.. I l;il llm hill Hllfll Itn lllirl lrri11IPIl HIP llir , I I Ml lull v I'll 111 1 r I I lllil 111 111'' III. I II lit SIDII.ill 1 inri. C Mlf,! .. ... ..-- T .' .-...
No. 3 viii..a. ,. "," i. ,nnalntn !""" lelllfn nre nitotllmous lunar oe lomirrn. i v.,inn .1 i..... .,,. " ,, , ,.,,, I liACItl S riorld 1 "Hones" tl basket est slater that eler I e,l. MAHY PARSONhl
13 1 pee .lTTM"lmum S'L"!. IIJ? 'S. '.4itltrcr. If. leelttilenl Qrflon will be ynl i J''nl''l unilK lit'tes Icit.tllltK I2IJ.- .rate Mm. Mi 5 "" dTMtK Sl'MMKIIH, hn pi....l In the
litre i ..j '".lur.r IO 'J;" 'JLVtl 01 I'tnu. fttner Ttienniitt tftll tte nnsiterrn in V-M..V.-.- n.i.r imi-h iiiirn mnrc .titty I, riNnAl'IM.I-" P.itln III... i.. .tut. t"i "lllfHt ltesoml Mny S It IT lUtOTHIIll
Nn. 3 Vcft rd.T Po.1 r,r, N,'' aridiVe con- "'"'''" Tl.e ...tut ,ieerr.fli urobleiti. i lU1 K, retirement tutiilH $ITn.ni.i,iion, it. h to Mj jt ' ' ,r","'(-, '"i " '"jjwiiii.n,
!"nl,,3o'dt,if,',rMc;mUSr.rture. J ?i, WK" "'" fc' ,l0l',n "''"' "r"0ll'mlnB a ilecll.,.. n total .Ir.Mil.itlon. MTirAWlwTiiii'rS Nrit. irnli rer " .
uniler No. 1 or Vn a red rj.s.'i No- 9 t vvvilt of tluw note. .it Cti'-itt rmei. Kloinlket. n,l Mie.i.m rae-t
"W ne-M.'mum nnc. . .n-jr 0U. MAN' MINTON" -on. me out col- K.irJ,!,!: .'Vffi, " TKBirt!',- "? fcr.'. Sh 6 M .V. ea"JS
..?...' r No. 4 retl. I2.-J1: No. 4 ot tea. II el.ic i,iis todtu. Kverj one of , i,,.,,!, ntitei. JtTnA.iinii.nnn. mwi r.,i..M.i I"" Ainrllmr. ltnrv Let In. H IMnt
No. .1 ,.... .....
nrire enntntnlna-
prire i'ii .
GJ ?" 14 a tff rent met. lure Jc "!"r
I MaximSni n t1 r'd ,"''J1: No,m mVr M 7
rot ;.:.-.".i'Mimii
I d. Vs'STb '.'efHeo. ,!.!-. "tY;l
trHifinC mill trOaat ii ni-n ti n i ll n Tl iftxl OlM
lellim' iiSifiw" f0r lotal ,r"'lt "N-
UAT'f) Ken ipte. .-.i.r.o.l bmh Trade a
alow and nrlrea further deillm.l li Quo-
tHllona .So 2 ihlte. Kn &titc atntiilard
while. ,.-, i,-,!,.; v,i n whit- MWM'je
"l while jijii flume ,
Th,e';n,,yk'-r,fffi'dna'e4,',i:-w4l' WMl
l uillie (Juotatlona. To arrliv. r'r 1UH
Lb". ?"!jf.1 "' "8-b-. r2,,m 'V,!"rV,n.,.V
Kan".,', 'w'ncaT iffi'cenl'flouVlTw1
lino, spring wneat. 100 r'r cent flour.
''imf'-lVn oulct but atead,. We quel.
nt 112 50S13 .V) per bbl In aaeka, ni to
'luallty.
PROVISIONS
n t ..... ..-I. ',.. ...t ii,. ,r
Kei ws irn-uulnr uuot itiotta cm bei f
n m-I. flttnkeil ami itlr ilrt-d. 3He V eaterti
i 'i", mmkeii and Hlr dried. 3(lc Wejtern
M
m,i, ,in. nK.i ,...,.. .,..., .....t .i .i.tr.i
1 'lit UlHlrn lacaaf Tl M 1 1. L. I at IlHll (Otl(1(Tt
'. -- .-ttu i, ,,., ., phi, .-. nii ,.,, .
rmoip. ,Ti lift h.inn M." !"iirk. fain
Ml "."- f,;i ,'nnii., .- V fur.. ."'
( -"', ft..,. 'if (I. hMr.n-Ml. 'noxe -' ','J,''i
lo. .Hi s-mtiKitl '.".i, 1f304c OtiVr h.m
I -m--kf-i (ti cured hh to brnml nm. hnpt
. .iic 'JO'-i (ff:u)i4r Hhiim. t?i.'ia wcntrrn
Uuri-il, -Jli'4 fi .Tl"4c do bulUtl. lienfUM, 1c ,
j IMcnlc shouldiTu, S l t'jrrd. loose. --
do pmnkrd. Mc l.IHs, In rlckl. nccntd
"ne to (Orrnci?, lnoin. 32c HreakfHPt lucon
I hk to brand Hnd Afrnftr, cltv cured
Hr.ikfrtat baron. Mtrn rurcd, 4f I.anl 1
j western rrflnrd iiCfSTti Lard. iure
Uitj. kettle rendered. 'iTS'ilc, ,
1 REFINED SUGARS
1 Tb" market ruled t-teaily on a basis of
ini- lor evtra fine Kranul.ttei'.,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
HfTTKIl Prices further deillnetl le under
rre",r;r5"eSr.': TtrSK'
47ft 4se. oxtn. rirt iv nri. 4 le et
onda 4it4Jc nearly prlntK. futiex exlrii.
I". 'P ?"1" tWpat .-.IB.-..: ""I
' 1'rat. 41f4llc. flrala 45ftf47c. aeconda. 41if
' -lae. irtrlleKv, ;iaf4;io
Kfios The market ruled ilrm with mod-
ma" uw,'r,R.".,, nea'rhl nrX"'!!.",'-?;
alnndartl ea current lecelnta lilt Ml per
aae: neatern extr flrat III J. n-r in.
Praia, lilt KO pr eaae. fanij aeli-cted t en
were inbhtni; .it 42W41e per doen
CUKKSi: Kane atock wo well ilenned
ne stook una u.l ileaned
up nnu urnt (.uotntiont. New- vork wnoie
milk, fanej 2..He apeelala hliber New
Vork. wholo milk fair to eoo.1. 2J?i 23e
POULTRY
t.rVK fowl were fre, I) offered and
nualn lower tinder a llaht demand 1 he
limitations follow Fow's. .111f34e sprint?
chicken weiKhlnir 1,M2 lbs. npleee. s
2e. welRhlnK lffl1. lhs apiece. .VMfa.V
1"X:?W TO,,"'Z!:- ?i?.?,ic'..a:,,,...roo.r.1.-
tnd'lnn runner, snfla.c Hiese. 21W2ile; man atood there with the receiver lo hi
Culneas. per piir $1 :.HBI (13 Plgcona. rnr. listening Intently at nothlnB. After
SKViatVN ' " OU'"f' ""r P!"r,a minute he hunB up tho lecelver and
" Dl'tlls'sKO The market ruled firm under had hardlv done ao when the bell rune
scarcity with demind euual tn the offerings nBiiln and a voice said, ".Mr Mlntnn.
of choice stock The limitations l'rtah Ji.,,i,i ,i,0 n,ln ,in,,tn ' i.in i, nH,.,
killed fowls in bids. faniv. dr- '" ,rt ,n I1'"',"- minute Attain lie Hat. n
plcked. weitthlns 4 lb nnd over apiece, el to the Hllenco and liunc up the re-
3r;::ple!'r2nc!"-rin3row,,0,,i2rrbor,". "Cr ThlH ''".MMiPPene.! half a dnsm
milk-fed. dr;-pleked fancv selected aivje, , time. when at laat hie. patience Rave
do. weiahlnii 4 lbs, nnd oier apiece, sic: do, out ami he Rot madder anil inatlder
S'iflp&irVLV''r',l'' "V1, rcevr m.' "n,t "" tn,,
v - . - -. - - .- ---.-.
uni , lancy. uplCKea, weiirninir i ma. una v""" mm ivi iuv iuwj
oer arfece. Sip- do. jyelnhlnff 3H lha. ! Tho next limp tho bell rnnc I nnaw er-
Frozen hrnlllnK chlrkena. elnhlnff 14 'J . "d l,d a oicf' " Tlmt Mr. Mln
lba p piece, ueatern, 40fTM-'r roaatlns? j ton"" I niisuered, Vea,' In a Rruff
M. " -rr"; " .r'i VC1K i '.7. J
: iua mm uiri ail'i'Ar. i ! vvvivuiiiK 1
I lbs. apiece. .1334e; do weighlna 8V4 Ibi.
i apiece. 3tfl'32c. do. weiahlnL- 2'i 3 lbs
afi-'-. .,'"tni'c: roaainiK rniracna, weaiprn.
In hhla . vlahlnir 4I lh. and nt.f anlrra.
'33c: do, weiahlnit 3"lf4 lbs. apiece, .'life
i 2;Ci c,0 weiahlnu 2tj.f3 lhs apiece. ;j
.me iiiri,e8. nearov, tirv-piraea. i,ei.
nifffni fuir in ..n,,.i -aai sn iru...
western, drwpicked beat, S234c; fair to
kooiI 2SW3nc turkoa old totna 34c do,
ftnmmnn rffrllift Hnpintit altiflim T Aticv
Ialand 4tlfftJnc Souabs ner doz Whltel
wclBhlne 11 to 12 lb. per doien. I77.2.1i
,7.,,- ",'IEnln' " ,'" '" ,'" ' ". ""
Jf "a!-VdwVM!nl!lnT"ln. 'r SS "lim.?".
do weiahlnu wtti lhs per do. 12. 73 0
S2S. dark. S15J2I .mall and No. 2. 75cUS2.
FRESH FRUITS
ivmand was only moderate but value,
k-niicram wire wtli ausiui-ieu on cnoit e
stock (Quotations: Apples, per bbl wine,
sap I4t'7: Northern Sn, I4SI7. Albemarle
Pippin,
H'ff T..',(l. IlaMuln 45t7: ltnme
lieaut,
147: Uusset. HJfO; Oano. $3rr
4.7."; Hen Jlvs I3.ri0 wi: asnlca wist-
f-"- l-'aT., ST-"""? .r.?.'-'-.ri!"tn"
nurc. i..jutu.,. itom" ipauiv. i.'bil'. i.i.
Pearmaln. 11,7.1.! Ml Newtown rippln,
S1.;0'i2 mO, Cano tl T.'iff'J.r.u, apples, near
lv. rer hamper. riOrffll.110, apples, nearby,
per bushel basket, 23etti $1 JA; lemnn n-i
box I Hi? IV bananas, per bunch $231. HO,
nranses,
I oranaes.
norma, per nox. r.;.iifH 2.1,
California per box, U r.nti?7 .10:
. I.nr-orln.i Vla-irlfto matt ilrun t 1 fr? T t i. ra n. .
fruit, riorldn. per box. 13 .in am- toneapplea, t
Porto Hlco per crate. 1 .mfj.l.rin, coeoanuts.
nor baa.
,tt?vii airawoerrtea, .ortn laru
Una, per quart. 12ft22c, atrawberrles
Nor.
rniK. per ouart, i27t2uc. watermelon.
Ida. per 100. I.10W73
VEGETABLES
Flor
aa oulel with mo.lrriti.
&y?9$ri:
. A.,V... .'"::' ..r.
do rier id) lbs Pennaalvanla" ii in
S; N.wPYor!c ll1.2.1?ndno? Kl o" Mrf, . ' , JV
' v 11071 r.n Vn " ii" no.
Topper buJlffVampeVor-boV.' "7 VJlVlel
do.
do. do, per l.m-lb. baa No I, 1.7.12j
No, 2. Il.r,0f?2. Swet potntoea, Jersey,
per la-h'tah. basket (33 lbs No 1. tl.1,1
iWl.30: No 2 4Hft0c; do, do. per hamner
No I, 11 ,'i0iai.90l No. 2 7.',cll.2.1.
Celery. Florida, per crate l(f4, I.rtture.
Norfcilk. per hamper. I1.25W2.2V do North
Carolina, per hamter. I1.2.1W2 .10; do.
South Carnllna. per hamper. 7.'e7l2 Cauli
flower, California, per crata. 1162.50. V.tg.
plant. Morlda. per box. I24; do. Cuban.
pr box, 11 ItI no Cucumber., Vlorlda, per
baak-et It.miH 7.1. Souash. Florida, per
crate, t .1091,7.1. Spinach, Norfolk, pee
bbl.. I2V2.S0. Kale. Norfolk, per bbl . II
O1.I10. Deans. Klorld. per hamper I2r3j
do. South Carolina, per hamper. !'?i3,.0.
Beats, Florida, per erata. tl .10B2: do.
South Carolina, per 100 bunrhea, 4n Pe.a,
Hnuth Carolina, per hamper, 12173: do.
North Carolina, per hamper, 2 2.103 .111;
do, Mlaalsslppl. per hamper, 12 7.1s .,,
Pepper., t'lorlda, per crate. I2W4; do.
Cuban, per box. It. .1073 Tnmatn-a. Flor.
Ida. per crate. I2.2.14T3 50, do, Cuban, per
crate. I2M3 Turnlpa. C'tnadlan. rutn-,
bagae. per 101) lbs.. .lOcUil Cabbaae,
Florida, new, per Dasicer. rniesT,i; ao. do.
new, per bbl. crate. Il..inir2.2.1: do. 8outh
Carolina, per bbl. crate. II. .10IJ2 25. Onlona.
per 100-lb. bar, 2.1eti?lt: do. Texas, new.
per crate No. I. 1.3i)tM.7.1; No. r, II XT,
O1..10. Walercreai. per ttm bunches, 1102
Muihroom,, per lb . 15lp35c.
CLOSING LIVESTOCK PRICES
Chlraro. May R. H0O8 Recelpta today.
23.000 head: tomorrow, 31.000 head. Market
closed actlva and 20o hlaher than yeater
dav'a averaae. Hulk, I17.70O1H 05; llxht,
I7.101R 15: mixed 117 40O1S.1M heavy,
I1S.70O13: routh. I1S.70OI7; copd to choice
heavy. II7..1U4HH.
CATTLE Ilec.lpt. today. (1.100 head- to.
morrow, 12.000 head, Jlark.t steady to
atronir. Top. 117.(10:
SHEEP Recelpta today, noOO head. Mar
ket ateady? Top, I1R 60. I.amb., top. 121.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
Vew Vork. May . ntrTTEn Recelpta.
878 tuba. Market unsettled. Hlaher acor
If at. 4nv447ci extra.. 4Kc: flrata. 4.145Vic;
aeendB?3a42c: Stat, dairy. 4.1Vi04Ac.
BOas Receipt., 1B.502 case.. Market
firm. Quotation, unchana.d.
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
rhlraxo, May 8. HUTTKR Rec.lpta,
9400 tub.
Batra creamery. 42V4e: cr.am-
r:
v. aa ax a
304IHcl flrata, B.37c.
EOOf R.clpta.
D,.t, caici. aiara.a un-
chanstil.
Dlitlllert Securities Psyi Extrs
N.w York, Msy I. The Distillers
Securities Corporation has declared an
extra dividend of hi per cent In addition
to the rtEUlar quarterly dividend of
them as liiflrked "Account lienuereu
iini
' ami liiul vnrliiK amounts from It.'JS
i r,; There were clRht nltciteilicr, nm'
,...-...
Thi lir.t onn 1 tried in collect ft
nti nlnxlrl.t If.iiufai l III nil U.ld fnllttV Iltlfl
'which t leturned t.t him As soon n ,
that bill Is irfdlteil with Jt.'O I'll p.i
im the rrat "
', , ,i . ..., - i,..i
Theie were three other account Juit I
i about the mine
There were two jobbing --rpenterH I
C.illtt nil who both promised tn come III
m'st X-iturriMy and clean up In full. The
other two people e.e out. a
When I made my lepoit tn old man
' ?"""' " lo"'1"1 " "mlr "" A Kri'C" !
lemon
i "Why don't 5011 malic those credits
an(1 ,0,'', t1"1"' out'."" I asked.
"Ar-rr-rr," he snarled, "why should I
, make credits" Thoe Roods were broken i
In tho tint i-linner.-' hnllees. I 111 Mile
,, t1( pun'lmfer?' hi
ii the lnlf
i llH'S" TllltiKH lire wnimik
... ....
tun time the
want itieiit inn un, k--i
no credit from me
1 in not going l be
done
"It t disgraceful that people cm t p.iv
their honest debt." went mi Mluton
"What a bout these two""
'Oil. I did well theie Thcv both saltl
the would come In mi Saturday and
P-i "
"Aroch '" (Whatever th.it nie.int I l
"They've hjIU that for the last four
ears. Kvery time they s.iy they will
.i on Satimlay. but I don't gel the
money from them "
Well, I tliought "
'You thought. " snapped Mlnton. ' ou
didn't think You go rluht hack to them
"jy " "" ' fv;","""!,,":!''
Their accounts have gotio too long nl-
I reailv."
..Thn, ,an .,,, . J. 7 .,.,, .
, wouldn't Rive me ati.v thing If I bothered
' hnn, Bnd that If vnu sent anv one else to
! 1" work.hop ngulti he. would throw him
i "ui
"You Ko back right a
i,.it,.it,lni a lltA ih.t '
, Intli.ililate me like that.
"Well, 1 don't Want to f
He can't
"Well. 1 (Ion t Want lo KCI throw 11 OUt.
r remontr.'Vted
I ,, , ,i,-. , ,,,-
He won t throw jou out
However, be dually quieted down, but
( ii, y failure to collect on the account had
certainly put him In an awful bad tern-
i tM.r
Ilt , ,.., ,. , .t...i..,A i An ., . ., .
Jut then the telephone bell ranc. nnd
, the ohl man answered l.videnLlv
i- Mid, "Hold the Hue" The
The ohl
... H ...... .........V(
' ok-t trjlnt? to inmate .Mr. .MlntonV.
r i .a . . ... i . a
and then I had to vvnlt what seemed like
I half an hour, hu Mlntnn Kiihl It w.ih
tllr..o mlritltca w b, n nl lt.it
""' IllinUU B, W Ilt II at 1.11
itinn H
voice s-ahl. "Sir Mlntoiil" I raid. "Yen."
' nsaln, and then the voice continued,
r
...,n,.a tn Qnni- ,m, .,im1,i
vviintea lo speak to soil about.
here
Mlnton Krabbert the receiver anil eald
angrily, "I don't knnvv who oii me. iitid
' """I care, inn I aaill lf leacn tw
mannern on the phone. When ou call
ronio one. don't keep them wn tins, and'
don't you ever rlnK me again unless
you'io rlfiht there to apeak to me. If
i ,,! don't know what common decency
It learn it If you were right here at
my store 5 ou w-ouldn't call me and then
i-- mw i"i ' hihi'ik.i .inn uivii
call mo nRaln." Then bang! up went
I ,n r.n.u.r
I thouRht Iho old man watt dead wronjc
nbnut the accounts, but all to the mem
'on the telenhone atunt.
TOII.W'S llt'HIM.SH KPlllltAM
Adjust lour occoiint or you tulll
ooti have no account) to tuljitsl
What tinea thla mean In Vtll'f
Builners Question Amwered
I purpose aendlnar out 2000 circular, per
month to a Hat of nanieti taken from the tele
phone directories of nearby towns.
The circular, will describe ft neneral line
of merchandise, excepting dry roods. Prices
:vm "' "" " "vpl wllrl n'ner eny ma orde
lrv;n,o,sr'co.,iv,.'ro'n
wtli oe on n level wun niner eny man order
.1
In lour eat matlon. how- mani month, wilt
I " before return, will he aurflrlent to pay
' '" the coat of th t.lrcuIarl not nsurlnsEnJ
1 other expenses? 1. O. H.
you "? the light kind of circulars
ou ought to Ret our money hack on
fnch malllnK, Your niHrRln of profit Ih u
very am.iu one lor a man-order house,
ana frankly I question whether you
could nmke money on so smull a martrln.
Twenty-five per cent on cost price is onlv
20 per cent on sale price only twenty
cents out of every dollar you receive to
pay for prlntlnB. malllnR, stocklns, pack
ing; and shipplnR the Roods, correspond
ence, salaries nnd ceneral overhead ex
penses. In starting n plan of this kind
I should think jou would stand a better
chance of success by taking, say, a dozen
lines that are real bargains and which
can bo packed and shipped simply .mil
cheaply. If Jou first secure a reputation
for thoroughly reliable goods at low
prices, you will have a chance of selling
the regular run of goods at tho regular
prices. Of course, jour success In this
depends on the following;
The suitability of the goods to thi kind
of people you circularize.
The margin of profit to jou.
The right kind of circular, mailed at
the right time.
Avoid expensive circulars. A simple
cut with a complete description of the
article Is much more effective for getting
mall order business than elaborately
gotten up folders. Send ma a copy cf
the first circular you get out anj per
haps 1 can be of some assistance ly
criticizing It. In mall order selling you
have n better chance of success tn coun
try towns than ln big cities.
(CONTINUED TOMORIIOW.)
EEAL ESTATE FOR BENT
NKW JKRHF.V-
$1 Daily in June
Rant, en. of th. four-room fully fur
nished, electric llfhted bunatowa of ih,
STONE HARBOR BUNGALOW
COLONY
SURF BATHINd GOOD jrUHlNrj
Close to tn. oc.an and boardwalk,
convenient to ftahlns . ground.. In th.
heart or. a inoaorn up-io-aaia aaaaia.
haart of a rnod.rn up-io-oa
aort. Each buna alow a n
Earn,. Tci.e trio iUht. artea:,
aawrras. Fresh vesatablea.
nr.tty aumnte-
an winr ana
i. maata. ate .
!iTsr.oA9..MBr war.
ATA" BT TIIS5
I iiem rp n.inu nolua, tl I.UO" (mo. a total
nf ;tS tlilil linn.
..
.
at New York lintels
Th" follow 111B te,rr,l ef 1'llll.,,,
are reitl.lrrfil nt Vi-w trk holela
I" H lliienn llrelton Hull
Mrs ll 1' Hers- (Iretil Norlhern
I" VV llucli Netherlamt.
f fliirkhnlde Hrllnl
V , Cadnillade ellliiRllttl
i: II t'tlhril Litlbntn
tl II Clenimena llrllol.
t' 1: 1riike HenilnKtnn.
II i:nna, llrettnn Hull
II J rielrh-r, Mot tlrello
Mra II J rietrh.-r Molttleclto.
VV .1 llano, l.nlhntti
.1 11 1Hwoo,l VV.,o,h ltd
11. K llolz Mmimitllti
.1 II Hell. (I ren l Nnrlliern
x J KIliB Ureal S'orthern
.Vlri H J Klne (Itciit Vnnliern
.1 ' l,.intr llrlttnl
It l.ntiuror.l II tn tu;lon
t'trroll la vine. Knil'lri
Mri, 1 nrrell l.elti llmpr
VI Miln. Wmalnnnl
VV I' Mnridiill Hot.! i NurriiiTHiiai tl
Mix J Mel.nui.hlln Markw.ll
K A lleltli in St J.ilti.-
i V llolierlsotl. M Andrew.
K Uolutiaiiti, (Irifit Vortliern
.- 1. Kohinenu. I'.re.tl Ntirthern
I It ItOKH SI Vliilre"
Sirs .1 l llnaa SI Vlldrew
v 11 Suell (lr,nt N'lirtherti
Henri Stern tip-nt Norlhert
Mra llnr S("in, llreut Northern
K It Sterrett I.ithim
II A rtidiTMiio.l, Ntiv VUtorbi.
i- 11. VMIfiin. Ihidlcott
Mra ' II Wll-oti. Kmtlcntt
V II VVIl-on W'nodn ird
Mrs. I". 11. VV'llaon. VVnodunnt.
Iriltle Kepreettt.illie-,
J lllllineiitli i). wimktia, linpoii.il
ltivl.laon Mlwrmtt. -It t.ii,laon
Int n'a furnlnhlnt; Rimdi, llresihi
11 riseher .( To - II I'litibtr minuf.it
ttirere walula and drer-nei Abtrtlertt
' s llelai hlld i t n - M (liittnan. iiiinutne
urer "- " ' "'. --
I.. VV lllrach Companj M
lllrrh. readi
jvenue, until
!,"""'""' M"1"1"1
, '",i,i.r Il.lt,-.
waian, -ittt i-ourtn
S. Co J draham hlieria
si'itiNii Jtiniiri
1.VHK dinviiiiii;, vt.
"The Stoat Ileaiitlful Spot In America"
JULIAN HM.ru. Author.
Lake Dunmore Hotel
200 Rooms 30 with Private Until
AND COTTAGES
4 to 10 Rooms with DMb
Lake Dunmore, Vt.
tiniAP.r ot thi: cihi:i:.n .viocnt unsi
GOLF TENNIS FISHING
For rates and rescrvatlona write HUGH J.
MiKI.V.NdV. Prop., Jloom 721. l.lttlo Ulds..
lloatoti, Maaa, '
After Stay If, Ad tress the Hotel. I
BooJ, early. Speca atl..ca,on rate.
,
l.tliK M'N.M'Ki:. N. II,
BEN MERE INN
III Ihe foalhllla of the White Slls. o
b, nulifiil Lake Sumpen tlnrn Slav 2I.
Uooklei I It I)l'l)l.i:v Prop
voitit liviiiinn. viK.
YORKSHIRE INN
nnii livniitm. Mvivc
Opened 1S71 t'niler present mamcement
Ofl v.r. a mnrinrl, t... tl.n nnnl nl H l-n. l
cear oatntni; pcacn ano citna cor tnrortna.
','"" """res w.n. ii.jakiim.i..
.
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11 """". ii i i i 'i i M- m "firigap n the Resorts of the 1
a " mw rpTT'iiT riiiisBaf ' ni ojq o4w
mbiBbTTW isssaaBiM rt ilm "! l
Golf, Boating, Riding on Mountain Trails, Alplns Climbing with
Experienced Swiss Guides, Swimming in Warm Sulphur Pools
Rest and Recreation-
In Chateau Hotels and Mountain Chalets
BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE
VANCOUVER HOTEL and EMPRESS HOTEL, Vhtk, 1.0.
Susrb heists with metropolitan eulalns and ssrvto. KsulstMd wHh balrwms and Roe rafcttru
At FIELD, EMERALD LAKE, GLACIER and SICAMOUS
Are smaller Chalst h.t.la, nlored In matnlRssnl sssiMry
SOMCTHINa roil IVISYSOBY - MOSCRATK SATE
For full dctall$ call, write or phone about Retort Tour No. 136-A
629 Chestnut Street "
M-ail.TAIII.IW
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A(rUA( -S AV.rhe.
areen ii
. imop.h fcll'H ii,W
lirlinea. I
liiifi-.. ..7. ,.-.;.. ""' -'"
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iii.a.nn Pinrldii ler lmli lt.t .14
II lieik.l ureen liem. I "T.ih " .'.(I
;i .mi
KdillM.VS'ls- No arrival.
KAl.i: No urrual. Norfolk Nearhj por
' M'l.n." " Trk,- l-'nlljfL:.
...i, ''TT.1, ' '"" N",,, ''n'nlliiK. p,-r hamper
,r "'I'V ,,0'elil I13illt2 2.-, South Cam
Una IJIi: 1, IViajlvanla. per bbl laO
tn ' beuila). 12 .Mltl4
Vtl'SIIIItKiVIM NVnrln p.t i 12 to I lb
bake) l.i6r:ilt,-
ttVIONS-Per Kin lb na.ke Old.lotk
itrtuallv no sal, a l-V hnil eondltlon ,T(
'ir.n Tex.te, per bu-hel t rale jellon-a,
t'nll.,1 Malta, Vi 2 II ituffl 7.1. No. 3
1 40, lmlre 11 :,t
ri:.S .North Carolina per bush, hamper
H4 lo 1-, .ii. p..rk). 2 7r.ft.l
liJITlIlls rinrl.la per rrnle fancy, 45f
I 2 i t hiiite. 1,1 rat
irr.VTHi:s s-ioildl, per double-heo
bill (411 nt petka). .No t I1l:i 23, No. 2.
12 2,"f2 ."it; sarka. marked 1,-ft pa , No 1,
.? 2, No 2 SI .",111 I 71. Unit i.r Inn
It' l'entnHaiiln. socfti $1 it, fru Muhir
New Vork. Cnlled Statea No 1. ttfrl 1."
few blcli.-r
It.VUlSIIIIS-Ne.lllw. per hunch
.'Pat Norfolk i.t hitnper 41 2".
Kill ll.Vltll N iirbj ),. r bun, ll
2"a '1
. . -
!'
10 t.umlien,
M' VI 1 luNS N nibv per
7:.e'il 1
SI'IN'VCII Niirfnll. tin orrunl.
Mlntiia p r lush box 111 to S of
title Hi I
IVtin
lik.).
ATINTIO CITV
Sorlne enmr drat up the llnlf stream
to Atlintle Cltv anil tha TBAYMPRE
The Wnrlil'i t.rrntrat It.aort. T.Jtrr
aae ttlll lie there. Stake rour re.eria.
tlona nm an na not lo he dlanpnolntfd.
American and European Plana
t.Ki:ivooi). .v. j.
Laurel House
Lakewood, N. J.
An ideal sprinpr resort. (Jolf,
tennis, motorinp;, ridinp;, ilriv
injf. New Jersey Stntc Trnp
Shooting Tournament Jlay lb'.
17,. 18.
Telephono 430 Lakewood
A. J. Murphy, Mgr.
C. V. Murphy, A.tt. Mgr.
IHT.XN CITV. X. .1.
HOTEL BRIGHTON
Opens June 2ll for 3.1th vear under eon
set utile maliaKement. Tho place nf real
aeaalmre life. Cool, nlry "homev" ex
changes tin.l ballrnom it It sOOV
WKUNKIP.VII.1.1
PA.
GALEN HAH-IN-THE-M0UNTAIN5
MKItMCUSVII.I.K. PA.
Openaltear Dryalr. Kineaitrniri. I. very
romfort for tone or abort rest Iinthn,
UHsatre. Healdent Phyalrlati. P & It K.U.
Tbruuifh F'lillmntia New York and PhlU,
UonAiiit At. Wo. Mi miner.
OUlNCi tlALL cheerful home com
fort. trlp. drv ulr: beuutlful mountain
walk j Dfllsbtful place fur ueekendi.
Not u Kanatorlutn. Writ (eo. S. Claul, man.
actr Wfrneri.llle, Pa., or ledger Central.
CANADA
' M'liiNr. mnnTs
I . .lutMic rir. .N..i.
TiWMORl
in the Resorts of the
CANADIAN PACIFIC
ROCKIES
Between Calgary and Victoria, B.C.
Three Giant Mountain Ranges making
"Fifty Switzerland In One"
R. C. CLAYTON, uny raasenger Agent
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
' PERRV. Otneral Afent, Paiscnier
.MatCiiliuni oilier
AtKjro, Anna
Amnuiat, Win. 11
.iinsterautl. .Mary
Mrllrltle. Anna V
MeDeMtt. Mrv A.
Vl).llt. li,r,hn
VKIInty. Charlea
Maker ." Illrlitil.l
M.iMil', William II
Marroti ija
Hixler. Mtir V.
-Mruenna. Hannah
t'ttrnon. At t.oul
a-laon llarhiru
AHHima. reter
OHfton, Ultimo.
l.'onneUy, M 1..
fomwftil )l 1:
Cornon. naehel A.
I'rHlC. Mabel K.
ruminltiBi Mary H.
(.'iinnln?nam. Mary
IMIltnw, Mattle S
Dletrirli, Annie J
PoorlnK WilllHtii It
Iluftj. tlofl A.
I)unl t Thortnn
Ksbert. Ktlzabetb
innUFb. C. It
Xarr, Alary U.
lVrbir Jaifib H
rieteher. i;dna Af
Kolej, t'athrrlne
Vox. lleorKH
Kramer. .lnmei M,
I'rMz. Robert O
rultmi. Atarv A
Onllauher. At
(JHlUirtM'r. U m It
Onrilner Itnnnah T
fltirln Alfr-I (I
"rr. ATabel
Iiltner. I.mnu T
Parker. Alary It.
Pearaoti. II. i.
Plttman. Hebecca P.
Pote. Wllllarn
Hedelmelcr. J. H.
Heln, TonrHd
Ueno!d. Alarle A.
Hlchardon, At A.
Hoiefa Mr. T Pr.nk
Hoonet' i Inn ,Fr,nk
itnii tiJ.. J
iinaanie u.th.rtn.
i..IS fa.,n?,r'r,n"
Hajer. William
fchllllna. Carotin)
chuek. Amanda
Sellew, C. V.
Shaw, tleorce E.
-hermer. Il.mard f.
Shield!, Mareua W.
ShUKur. laiula K,
Mil.. Until Klla
Slake. Thoinna R
Htiillh, Vlantaret J.
Maltl., Itaehet C.
Snape, Thomna II
Soulhwi.rlh Ma-- 1.
Spetlrer. rnnnte D.
htelnleln. William
Stephenson. Krtincea
Sllefel. William
Ntlrk, Caroline I.
Stone. Marie
Stuart. Joseph,
'lajlor. Howard O.
Thompson, Martha St.
Thompson. C. K. .VI,
Tully. Marv Kllen
t'msted, Morrl.
Van Horn. Ellen K.
Wuldner. JAiulaa
W'eldner. l.olna
Weateott. Oeo. W
Whitman. Albert M.
W'llklna. Slabel I'
Wilson, Joaephino IC.
Younir, Alfred C.
Xeller. Uiuls Smith
ZInn, Ilarbara
, Ti R1" Atin K
f 'tllpnn Allrhnel
Uoot.ln Mnrla f.
tinrdon, nna .1
t,rnni Tlmman
tlrant rharlet It
tlroPK. KlUH))-tIi
(luerlier. Heha-tta
Hall. i:. f.lnda
Ha), Ma-r A
Hendricks, i.na K,
Hewitt. Harry R.
Hejwood, Jofeph
Hilton. 11 f v. kih tni
I ltlpHon, Suiinnnah
I ltoobes David J
I .lenka. Atartha
Keane. Atartln
Keea-nn, siarla
Kenny, Joseph I
Koenlff. Henrv C.
Kraft, Katherln
Lake, William AT
I.won, Jacob I
Lechler. (Jcorra Sr.
AAtllFlMNd. Afav r. innr i,t.,ksr,.i
of Carollrin Ainerllntr. aaed (10, Ketatl.es and
frlenda, memhera of Florence Castle. No.
-," In. u u., lnMied to funeral aerleei.
ItI., I p. m 350S Hhelbourne at. Int. HIM
aide tern. la funeral car. lten.ufi.i may be
levrd Thur-i. after 7 v m
y.unri, .Mav N. uk. THOMAS HOI.
MNOHWcmTH A.N DHL' WH. at hla real.
Iilerne. 2."ilrt S 2J. at. Relathea and
friends lnlted to attend requiem maaa at
.st. John'a Church, lath aboe Cheatnut at ,
trl . lo a m. Int. private. Omit flow era
NDKKSO.N3.tav a. KDWAItll IIAltKt
, SON. huaband of Umllv V. Andereon ltein
Jhe-i and f rla ids. Alozart Indite. No. -336.
Y. and A. AI.. Lumbermen's Kxchamre, lr
lted to fun-ral aenlcen. Wed. '2 p. m..
;os W nianan at. Int. orlate.
AmmtO.s May . ANNA, wit of Jamea
Arirvroa. arM 1 Helatlex and friends In
cited tn funeral serWre-j, 13.1 H. fitoh t..
Weat Phlla . Thura.. U p. m. Int. Tern
wood Cetn
AHllHtmsT. Atay 0. WIT.MAAT imNflT
ASIIHURST. Funeral aerlces at '-'214 Wal
rut St., Wed . 3 p ni. Int, private. Hall's
llurlul ('round, HaU'a Station, Thurs, morn-
IIAKKn Slay 7. H. niCHArtD. aon of
Samuel H and Carrie C. Ilaker, aped 3.
ear. KelatUea and friend Invited tn fu
neral, parents residence, l.umberton, N. J ,
1'rl.. 2 p. m. Int. Kverureen Cem, Frlenda
max i all Thura. en.
A NP . Atay.. .. Wll.I.TAM
HAHNKM, at his residence. 1727 Ppruca
acid 83. Hn It-va at St. Slark'a Church.
iorui si. wen., -:.,u p. m. jni. private,
:"i ":" ,w"?'
,..,.,v... '. "'. ,l' "!
iiiiiuiiv ifa aria . i ii. ii
i'.il-;Vr.i1,HR,,n i '."WHJM nil rrlenda
no i.i. . f VvL"vi " i? . . r "-..
?KI TO" n.l.WiHv ''"yrrrfc 3X
....-... .-... -riii,
Aiivth v.Vrt ,,.-., tA
HAXTL.lt. SlaV H. MART .. IV. wMntr nf
Isaac II Haxter. Jr Kelathes and friends
'"u.,i ".' Vi i t . i V ' ""
I'liainVii J j j .i"','ir'
I niPiiwr. nmiuniiv. my . i riAtttji;5.
r nuanann 01 jennie tiisnnp. neiatives and
friends Invited to funeral. FrI, 2 p. m ,
i luiieini i'siii'ib x iiia, s . jviiry. mm , .ins.
quehanna ae. Int. American Alei hanlca
iVtn. Krlendrt may tall Thurs., between
7 and lo n m
M-ACKItt'llN Afav 7. NANCT, wife of
John HUtkburn. aced 73. 27 N -48th st.
Duf notice of funeral will he Riven,
HI.flDHKTT. Slf) Nectarine t. Mav 7
lOUonGIS I . husband of Hannah Tiffany
Dept
Phllidels
niletttim. K II
imnu'v .f. a nei v9 i.'-
Ham K. itrnwn HfA rlsna-hlar ftt taltaaf 1
and Anna Conway, of TurlouahmorVI
Ualway. Trrland. TletatKea and trim
.1171 m iunerai, rri., 7:.ii ut m,, ni
residence, 2204 K. Venanao at. K
ouifiii inM cniirch or the .Nativity 1
Int. New Cathedral iVm,
nitoWN. widow of Jonathan A. .
ItelatUes nnrl frUn1 lntltsa ts
er.ted. Tlmm . n m.. 11.54
(uomery ae. Int. Hmvrna. lel ,t1
in irwn "nm ioa fr wia
, CAm.SOO.V Ma B. ANNA AtARIl
01 rranris w, iriafon tnee WatM
meriy or -J31T Moore at. RelatV
iripnuH inuen 10 runcrai, m.. sa
(172(1 I.ilt it. fAHth imt IjnaafAes
Hlah matin of requiem Our Lady ot :
unurcn iu a. m. int. i. Denia'a 1
CAKSON -Mitt 7. M IfUtlflR Att4
of William (J and At l,oulae Caraon.
luff ana inern,ii invneii to arrvic. ,a
icA.-n1. .lay 0, iTaiMl la
jariHurki nnu inenaa, iaion umMri
1 1 and Imberso. No " iniited to
I ?rl s 3 a. m , 42.11 Krnnkford ai
. enin rnlllotrt maia Tntp IaAtA4tai tl
la.: - ' : ':. r i'." ; .""'"""t
1 i" a m. int. at. uotninic a Uem.-Ti
if T lee. .
CletKTON Mav 7, WILT.TAM O.. tltt
of Mtllan i: t'ltfton (tim Wallace) ai
I of John pnd r.Ullo It Clifton. aed tL
tlea and frlenda. member of ThM
Tranalt Hellef. etnplo5e, r. n. T.'IM(
, lejl dent , Invited lo funeral aervicafV'
-sn n in . 314 i:. Ontario at. int." lit
'.,"" nemln may be viewed Thur..
I ' " m Auto funeral.
"-liiuij, n .Hi, ,, V7, ,i J.I ln,l,r
CONNCtal.T. -Slav ll. t. Ta. CCM
flBed . father nf late llev. John CSV 1
neiiy. hunerai r-rJ., in a, m. BolH
maei ni requiem uciy inrancy,
liethlchem, 10.30 a. m. Int-. St. MW
CmiSU'At.T.MiV ll I'f.TKltlR
dau-rhter of Frank At. and Atarjraret O."
1 ii inee varroni, npeti ii. Keiaiiv
friends. It V T. Siiilnlltv. T-i-tum
, Swrred Heart and Society for Propagatf
. the Faith. Invited to funeral. FrI.. 8j
i m reswem e or parents, tium cedar.
w !. -solemn mass r requiem Bt,
thaBr'n Churh 1 a, in. Int. Holy
I i rill rtliKr anirc F
OR80.V. May 5. RACHEL A.. WH
wiiiiam a. t'orson, atred hi. Keiailm
i inenas innu io runerai servicca. z
'a p. m.. H.ft Hellers St.. Frankford
pri.ain ?ar Jim uera
. CHAIU. Alsy H, AtAUCI. HwM
, William A. Cralc and daughter of"
iemoer..ru7. iteiaiives ana inenaa l
to servlcei, Frl , 3 p. m, precise!
ii.. vvesimoreiana at. int, priraie
Item iiemains may be Mewed
i to 10 n m.
riTMMINUH May fl. AIAItY BILL
ni it finiv rj innn I'timminrs
Helatlves and friends Inilted to
Thurs . 2 n. m.. 101 K. Hith at. Int.
Mt. Alorlflh Cem. Friends may cH
i to 0 n. m (.
CHNNI.VOIIAAt. Atay 5. MART A.1
oe i nomas k. uunninitiiam. iiciatiVM
, Tnenas mvitea to runerai servicM,)
. v in., i. vv, xotk si. int.
Greenmuunt Cetn Auto service. 1
may be viewed Tues . after 7 p. m.,
uamiuw studJeniy. aiav !?.
fl.. Wlf. tif Mnrrii It. I)alnjr. 1
and friends Invited to funeral .sir
Thurs . S n. m . rnpld-nr. nf father." A
Htetser. .Sr.. 3133 N. Hutchinson jit.
ther service at residence of husband ft
noro, .. j., rri.. iv a. m. int.
auio iunerai.
ito funeral. -llf VI
Hir.TltlCH Ml S. lath at.. 4
'Mi: .1.. dauahlrr of late DayM'as.
IM
ANN
Sarah Setley Dietrich. Relatlvssl
irtenos invited to service. Tnura..
Oliver tl. nair itiujr , inn i nesinui 1
service at the New Holland ti
Church. Friday, 10 n. m. Int. ln at
leDOERIKO At Conshohoeken. t
6. WILMAAt H.. husband of Helen Fj
lna. area a-' tteiativea ana rnsnaa
iu serittea, iicu , .ir it, us., viiicr aiaS
Bldr.. 1820 Chestnut at.. rhlUdelphla.il
I.UFFV. Mav n, at Carneys Polnt.lj
iiiM-, a. uurri, V, ue oi nernaroM
Ileiatlvea and friends Incited to'lsl
i rl., n:r,(i a. m . residence of nusM
St.. Carnevs Point. N. .1. Hirh
Jamea'a Church. Pennsarove, 10 M
int. Pt. Micnaern cem., Chester,
corteca will urrlve ut Chester w
IiUVAI-. Alav 0. K. THORTOM,
H. ' William At. and Sarah A. Duval.
at.. , and friends Inxlted to funeral. Vfm
m., parents' reildcnce, Hartford. N-J
private. v
LUIERT. Alav H. ElilZAnETH.'
,-. . . . - . . r . r
rr or jjavia KaDert. area Hf. neiariv
friends Invited to funeral. FrI., t:
i " Mi-nor at. trormeriy I'smortd
XMord.. Int. Greenwood (K. off
i i;.-MiiairtH. ai i.oeuiintr. A. J.t
Atrs CHUISTANNA II. widow nt1
... L'H-ll.r. ,,.--..4 -o I .. t. .. .-i
Invlli'd to 'funeral residence of daM
P - I -Mrs. Jiainear, i.i' mi ae.. iioeDjina.
aHI - p' m Inli norueniown wfm,'
r Alttt .May 7, .MAICY K.. Wl(
i Thomns If Farr. Helnllves and frll
vlled to funernl aervlces. FrI,. 3 p."
Church lane. (Itrmantown (Win
SIntinn, V. and It Jtwy.l Int. private.!
rr.iiiif.i. . sray , jacimi ., bq
of Johanna B, Kerber (nee WlnkelmtB),
o.f Meianwa ana rrienas. also i
Trine, .no .'I'sh. i. u. it, M.. and an
of t'oiifrrfits Hall. Invited to funnral mt
Krl., 2 p ni.. 42'- N. Ileeae at. Int
vaie, .nrinwoou Ltm. iiemains bm
viewed Thurs K p. m. Auto sei'vtce.J
FITZBI.I. At her residence- 2M.
I.ancey t . Alav h. H5IAIA J. Fill
oih or iunerai later,
i lai.iuiiriii. .May i. t.u.NA .vi.. oau
Af f.lmsr 1 ami Itpl hu lTIt fhttm.
Kamns). aaed -1 months. nelatlvaj,!
friends Invitfd to funeral servxlcea, Faih
P. m . parents- residence, -'n . om
st. int nrinwoou i em, uemaina i
I iewea inurs., n to ju p. m.
FOI.KT. MHIT . UATJIKKINR. W
Thomas J T'olev fnee Dunn. Rtlattw
friends. Our Lady of Ixiurdea Sodatj
vltert to iunerai. rri., a a. m., -un
mouth st.. Uloucester. N. J. SolesMr
qulem mass Ht. Alary's Church 0 a, bbvJ
hi 3iar -Tiii.
FOX. Atay . OROROR FOX. hus
late Ann rax. iteiaiives nna Trlen
Ineln Lnrlcf. No. 'Jit Honi nf Hr.
United Circle, No. KIT. 11. of A., antftia
hers of M. leUKe h r.piscopai cnurcn.ie
to funeral, inurs , i:.iu p. m., is, k,
Incdon st. Services Ht. I.uks'a Ea
Cnurcn p, m ini. ivonnwootj utn
tin a a lii II. (1 111IIu
r llrtnr.n, Mnr oAniiati ,
FRAsBIt. son of Alary and lata Pet,
ner. a red 41. Relatives and friends-
tenders' Union and Dlckev Social, Invi
iunerai, ruw. i u, m., ..- n. sin
lit. iiorian tfm. auio service,
muv rail Frl. mvr.
rniTZ May tv nonimT a., hu
LydU Lieatty and son of Oscar an
i-'i-ifz. Helatlves and friends, also
t thn Phlla. Electric Co.. Invited (a i
services. Thurs , 1' p in., at S0(H Tor
Int. private, Westminster em. '
IWlaTOX.-U-May II. AIAltV A. Ffl
Relatives and friends, members J
Hquare V. . unurcn, invnea to.
servhea. Thura.. 2 n. in., parlor, of :
K.ti.r k tion. 21H1D K. Husouehaauaa
Int. private. South Laurel Hill Cm,; J
s.rxlre.
UAU.Alllinn. May 5. MARQA
aAI.l.AtlllKH, ilauahter of Maraarat'
the late jamea uanaaner. aaeq 111.
tiv.a and frlenda Invited to funeral.
a. m., reoldenca of Charlea II. Oali,'
L'4th at. Ileoulem maas at flt. Ah
Church 0.30 a. in. Int. Holy Cressj
Remains may p vieweu inura..' al
D. m. -f
OAIXAGHBR. At Fhoenlxylll.. I
4, WILLIAM II.. husband of otrtk
aher (nea Heck), aited 42. Retail
friend. Invited to funeral aervleaau !
at.. Phoenlavllle. Thura.. 11 a, m.1
vale. Normwooa tcni.. .'num. r
OARI1NKU. May .1. HANNAH
or cnariea j, uaraner. asra all. -and
frlenda. East Alleshrny A,
nhurrh L-nnarecatlon. Invited r I
service.. Thura. . 2 p. in., SOU
Int. Monument cem. a j
OARVIN. Residence or brOtMr, .
H. Oarvln. G.1.13 Webster atrert, ll
ALFRED Q. UARVIN. Further-sJ
iunerai win no riven. i -
flt.A7.K Mav ll. A.VS'A P.. wlflfa
uiaze inee aiuiar. aaea so nH
rrienoa lni-iiea 10 runerai. ti.. a
art Tr.a at. Int. llolv Crnaa Pern. .
may b. viewed Thura.. after 7 a.'l
aervice.
ULKfra'. aiay o. auciiAtt;..
aiarsaret viienn ineetausnioni. ',1
aiiu uiriiua. iiuiy .-.itic emir,..
oral ana empiwea or iioner 0n
wln'a Lnconotlve Work tnvltj
Bat.. 8:30 a. m.. 1.104 Pearl at.
nulem maas Cathedral 10 a, m.frl
f'ntu f-.m Antn fnn.r.l
noOD WIN. At Newtown. ..'?'
MARIA AUNEH. wife of JoMk '
win. none, oi iunerai laier.
ooiiDON. ins . D.rt.n .M.d
unpin, j.. uauamrr ,1 a-niup aa.i
E. oordon. ased a. Kttatives m
Invited to aervice. Thura.. S rj. na..
of srandfather. William Oordeeal
Din ai. int. rnncniown n. j..
ORADT. May . THOMAS,
er .Michael and catmrla, un
liolv M.oule
URANT. May T. CHiltr
lata William A. and I.ydla t
7. R.latlvea and rrlntas
neral aervlc... re.ld.nc of
(rant, near Mt. rieaaani.
ra.. Tura. it a. in. 11.
OROB8. Mar s. !.
fna. Rldavl. yml&AW of lml
T7. Relative, and frUadal
anrleas Thura. , a
H.SI.T. 1. !. V
Amtrter, raiBi,,
UCBKTIi
(MvafiMaMtH )B tne,'uahQliiB;.if.
par earn, win parsm. jyne is
wanna, atuirrii uk
i. Saur.
12S1 Brsadwar -
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