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EVteNIG' tTBIitO -LEDEK-HIKADEIiPHTA; T!&TrftSDAY, JULY . lg, x 1026
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Baxter, Kelley & Faust
Designed and Equipped by
W. E. S. DYER
Mill Engineer
LAND TITLE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA
Factories Mills Power Plants Special Processes and Devices
FINANCIAL
Wpfl1 Mfftlnrn
fjS TO TUB HOLUEKS OF WED1IKII
TT, w,Co?'?nd Coke tompanr'n Consoll.
dntril First Mortcate rive rr Cent Gold
Ilondfll
NOTICR i hereby given, pursuani to
Article Fourth of the Consolli1s.trd First
MnrfffMB. riateil Xfrtl 1a UA1 ....-
J the above bnndi. that ,on the flft'wnth dar
of Julr. 1020. at twelve o'clock Noon, at
rtoom 4ij niepnen Olrard nulldlnr. Thlla.
dlphla. Pennsylvania, there will be a m'
jne of tlie holder of the ouetandlnj bonde
dated" First" MortmWe fo'r tV purpos. ef
ctlnr on the rripoeed releaie from the ll.a
and operation of said morttare, of t- fol
lowlnr parcela of land Included In eald mori.
' Three Jracta or parcele of eurfaee In Sum
morhlll Township .Cambria County, Penn.
rslvunla. auregatlnc aboirt 340 acree 82
nerchee. propoted to be aold to Vonrad
nderith
Twent'tlrtt .tfet or parcela of coal,
dtuate in Cambria, croyle and Summerhl 1
Townships. Cambria Count,. Ptnn?v)
ararrcatlnir about 8407 acres and 6.1
pt"eh. with 97 acres and 23 perches of
turface proposed to be aold to the Melva
Ccal Company.
Eltht trace or parcels of coal, situate In
Fummerhlll. Porfa and Munler Town"
ehlpa Cambria County, Pennsylvania, r
iretlnr about 181 ictra and 40 perches,
propoted to be exehanad wi'h the Summit
Water Supply Conitunjr 'or two tract of
coal In Muneter and Fummerhlll Tovvns.ilrs,
Cambria Cotirty Pennaylvanla, asireratlnt
p emial sere-ire
WE3STE COAL ANPCOKKniWANV,
feerj'ary .-rl Treasursr.
TJatei Vew Tork. June lb. 1020,
MARKET
BACK
1
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OLD
international Freighting Corporation:
Regular
Sailings
UNES
Through
Bill of
Lading
lamed
PHILADELPHIA to RIVER PLATE PORTS
0. B. Terre ltaute Jnly 10 S. S. Luella
. . laeey
JniyZS
PHILADELPHIA to RIO JANEIRO & SANTOS
8, S. rarkavllle . ... July 30
PHILADELPHIA to FRENCH ATLANTIC PORTS
July 14
S. fl. City of Fatrbury
S. 6. Salvation Lata .
July SO
.July 23
S. S. Independence Kail
8. b. Nedmie
. JntyZS
. .Aur. 8
Lafayette Building, Philadelphia
---- Lombard 3633
170 Broadway, New York
Cortland """ '
Came to Work
A woodworker said to us the other
day, "What, summed up, is the
American Plan, under which you
want me to work ?"
"Fair play, fair pay and equal
chances to get ahead for every
man," came our answer.
And we live up to itl
We have places for experienced
woodworking machine and bench
hands, and some for those who
want to learn a profitable trade.
Come today to any of these plants.
This talk is oniof
a series to inter
est industrious
men in the advan
tages of working
under the Ameri
can Plan
SS TO STOCKHOLDERS OF TUB TENN.
M' MYLVAMA COAX, AND COKE COB-
TAKK NOTICE that, pursuant o resolu
tion duly doptad by the board of Dlroctora.
a areclal meeting of tna stockholder of the
Pennsylvania Coal and Coka rornroMlon "a
called to be bfld at Ita principal ofhcee on
the sixteenth (loornt the Land Title Build
lot. Philadelphia. Ta.. on the 18th day of
July. 11)20. at 2 30 P..m.. to act upon a
proportion to reejnd ihe resolutions of the
itockholdera of thuj coryorat on adopted at
a apee al meetlni thereof hld on the 81n
day of March. 1014. whereby It waa pro
vided that 12.400 iharea of the par value of
mo eacn iimtum eu.uuv par value.)
of Ita capital atock then In Ita treaaury be
nai
rcss o( the yacht race than it did lu
following stock quotations.
Although traditiR yesterday was dull,
during tho midday hours of today's ses
Mon transactions in stocks were 50 per
cent smaller than yesterday. This was
taken ns a sign that the selling move
ment of tho last few days had about
spent its force and that the speculative
community was waiting for some new
development to Jack the market out of
Trading for Most Part Again,isl0un0tuteTnKtTnplce,
fluctuated irregularly witum a smau
of a Discriminating
Sort
New York, July IB. The New Tork
Kvening Sun closing financial review to
day says:
Trading In stocks today dwindled to
Rfnall volume, the lack of outside In
terrt In the market suggesting a return
to the monotonoua.lv dull conditions
which prevailed during the greater part
of Inst month. Tho trndlng clement
dlsplajed more Interest in rending the
news tickers as they recorded the prog-
EXCAVATING
We die; nnil refill treneliea for Water
Line. e-rre. flea Conduit and Drolni.
llnve reerlena Crnnee, Trenthlnr Ma
rhlnra nnd Kock Toole. Let us estimate.
PENNSYLVANIA
Engineering & Construction Co.
1205 Real Ettate Trutt Building
intlAn rnflm nArfleularlv crnviil ! m
anthnrlcA thA reronverslnn of aald ttrr.r4
atock Into common etock of the eame miro- i V
per or anarei oi ne pnine par value, ana
the doln of all acta and thlnaa neceaaary '
a&d proper to acmnllh ewh recnnveralon.
ALDERT 0. EDWArtDS.
Seeretary.
IT Fttr "ace. New York City.
Dated May IS 102.1.
T)Uderil
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
A MANVFACTTRINO COJIPANY
A dividend of Two per rent (11.00 per
ahare) on the COMMON Stork of thla Com
pany, for the quarter endlnit June 30. J020.
will be paid Jnlv 31, 10-n. to Stockholder
of record aa of June 30 lf20
ii r 2i a r. .i., ireasurer,
ICew Tork. June lit 1020
I o&Jti7fa4te?
EDWIN J.SCH0ETTLEC0.
BRl3aXESSMMLN5TUDES
J33NQPIHlli STREET
PHIlvA.
ItUIIT-TON TRCT COMPANY.
40th and Market streeta,
Philadelphia July 8, lnjo
Th" Board of Directors on thla rtav J
e'ared a quarterly dividend of 2. (S2.00 per
ahare) and an extra dividend of 1. (jilt 00
per aharr) on the capital etnek of the com
pany, both payable Atirut 3d, 1020,
L. R FRANCK. Secretary.
AND RKnNINQ
LAO
Ceo. W. Smith & Co.. Inc.
40th fit. rtotanlo Ave.
Cnlt Conatrnctlon Co.
SSth St. Crura Ave.
Kramer Woodworking Co.
4th St. A LehlEh Ave.
Predk. It. Crrrv Co.
SehUTlklll Ave. 4 Peltr Ft.
John K. SJotrom Co.. Inc.
1715 N. 10th St.
A. llt "one Co.
123 N. Front St.
R llernlielm Si Son. Inc.
3d & Mneter Sta.
IJaMh ii Co.
1120 S. Front St.
John Knnell it fona
170 Jefferann ht.
tVcllna. Eana oi Ex
more. Inc.
Slat & Fnlrmount Av.
Ilnekey Mfe. Co.
ColnmMn Ave. &
Hovrnrd St.
Fronk Rleder & gone
313 N. 4th St.
Rldeiray RefrKrratnr
Cn.
3SI!) N. Lawrence St.
National Itefrtcerator
Co.
111.1 N. Marahnll St.
nirhnrd R. t.lnrd Co.
107 N. 22d St.
The Standard Ilefrlrerator
Co.. Inc.
2313 Germantoim Ave.
Interior Mlllinc Cc.
2111 Tonlar St.
Holluerk & Bauer
304 Mater St.
Miller Ott
1020 Rldae Ave.
Clinrlea C, GelaMer
02 N. 4th St.
Setill A Son
034 N. 8th St.
N. Ixjre Si Co.
103 IV. Columbia Ave.
John A. Diibba
200 s. stb St.
L. S. Shall.o
224 . 8th St.
Eberle Furniture Co.
13th A JelTeraon Sta.
Sarka A Trarhtenherc
620 Pnaaynnk Ave.
M. ""klnr
028 fine St.
John Barber
220 Chancellor St.
IVm. . Kupnek
110 N. 12tli St.
Manufacturers Association
of Cabinet Woodworkers of Phila.
TEXAS NATIONAL nil
roiti'.
Tort 1 trill. Tex.
The Board of Ptrectori ha. declared Ita
rerular monthly dividend of tiro nr .V
(Z'M to all ttnckholdem of record on July l
1020. Divmena cnecka hae be.n mailed
N L STEM'ART,
Seeretary.
ALLXANCK 1NSFRANCK COMPANY
Third and Walnut ureeta
i-auaeeipnit July 13. 1020.
The Directors hae thla day declared a
aemlannual dividend of 7HT- najable on
JuLv 20. 1020. to stockholders of record at
the clcre of business Julv 15 1920
Checks will be mailed
JOHN T CONNOR.
Treasurer.
Propoaila
inn DANsvn.Lr: oak and Ki.Ecrntn
COMPANY Href Refnndlna MortMlt;, S
Ter Cent Thlrtr-jenr Cold Bomla 3
The underelened Invites tenders of ahov.
bonds for sale and delivery as nf Aumni i
1920. at a price not exceedlnir 103rc Hn I arl
crued Intcreat to exhauu 12500 a sum now
available In elnklne fund
Sealed tendera statinir numbera of bonds
offered, addressed to "Tho Colonlil Trust
Company Trute Dansvllle Gas and El.J.
trie 5S Refundin Mnrtaaco Bonds " will hi
received until July 23. 1020. '" "
THE COLONIAL TRTST COMPANY
Trustee.
Market and 13th Ms , Thlla.
June 30 1020.
OFTICE OF Tlin Ql AKTERMASTRR GEN
eral, Clothlnc und Kqu pate million Mu
nltlona Ilulldln. Waahlnuton. T r Sealed
proposals h Ml b, reclved here until 11am
1.1.V 21. 1J0. for furnishing; all "r any bart
Jlm?;2?8,000 stock colla"- Informitfoif o"
FOK SALE
COMMERCIAL AND TIN A NCI AL
CHROMCLF.S from 1895 to date.
SINKLER & BROCK
Bullitt Bldr.. FblladelphU
FINANt IAL
TO THE IIOUJERS OF
ROANOIIl: TRACTION ANn LIG1IT CO.
F1R.ST MORTOAOi: ANI1 COLUVTERAL
TRUST 5 PER CUNT LINKING
Fl'ND GOLD BONDS
Notice la hereby Riven that In conform Itv
with the ainl.lnir fund provision of deed ol
trust from Roanoke Traction and Llcht Co,
to the Baltimore Trust and Ouarantee Co
trustee, dated Auiust 1, 1008. there have
been drawn by lot for redemption on August
1. 1920 at 103 and accrued Interest to that
date the followlns Roanoko Traction and
Lleht Co first mortcaie and collateral trust
3 per cent elnklnt fund cold bonds1 Nos.
025 1110 1047 134 2414
100.1 1!121 1RM IMS .422
inns 1.170 IH70 20H 2in
10.12 1040 1721 220.1 2047
The above bonds will be paid upon presen
tation at the office of the Baltimore Trut
Co successor trustee, in the elty of Balti
more Mar!and on and after Atirunt 1.
1020. upon which date Interest thereon will
ceaso.
THE BALTIMORE TRUST CO
Successor Trustee
Baltimore. Md.. July 2. 1020
range, xne trend was toward lower
levels as the professional element, which
was in control of the list, sought out
special stocks in which it worked for a
reaction.
Tl i si e. la , ! 41 (a1 att1 nnrl
motor Issues reflected losses of a point
or so, but there was manifestly very
llttlo real stock preising for sale. A
fair-sized short intctvst has apparently
been built up as a result of the down
ward trend of prices so far this week
and to this extent the technical posi
tion of tho list has been Improved.
Trading was again of a discriminating
sort, pressure being brought to bear
against certain Industrial stocks whose
earning power under normal conditions
does not promise the big profits reaped
during war times. The motor and
rubber stocks which aro Included In
this category were again quite soft at
times, so were the food snares, nan
road shares sagged from neglect, al
though sentiment as regards these
properties Is more uniformly bullish
than any other group. Railroad stocks
at going prices have held a relatively
greater portion of last week's gains than
have tho industrials.
After renewing nt 8 ner cent, the pre
vailing rate for the week, call money
ndvanccd to Si per cent Jn tho afternoon.
This encouraged some fresh selling on
the theory that the money situation was
not easing up as had been expected, but
the higher rate quite possibly reflected a
temnorarr flnrrv ns a. result of covern-
ment withdrawals from the banks today.
Invincible Oil was one of the few
strong spots on tho list, advancing to
a new high since Its listing to above i
under pool activity. Other oils were
lower, with Mexican Petroleum undei
102. Marine preferred, selling around
S3, showed a net loss of about 2 points,
the stock selling ex $S In dividends.
Times Square Auto Supply Co. stock
made its first appearance on the ex
change, selling in the neighborhood ol
33.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
England showed llttlo change in condi
tion, reserve ratio moving up slightly
from 12.20 last week to 12.43 per cent.
There was an increase in gold holdings
of 2,142.000, raising the total of this
item to 122.870,000. Wheat trading
for future delivery was resumed today
on the Chicago Board of Trade follow
ing a three-year suspension. Business
was light nnd prices yielded following
u lower opening.
Tho selling movement proceeded with
increased momentum In the last half
hour as the call money rate continued to
advance until it reached 11 p?r cent.
The lowest prices of the day nere made
in the final trading, some of the spe
cialties breaking badly. Stromberg
, Carburettor was 7 pointi lovn r at SO.
while Crucible tteel droppoo U'
points to 143. Italdwin Loeotnotlvc
got down close to 117 and T'nlted States
Steel fell to a new low on the movement.
Philadelphia Markets
WHEAT Receipt!, 40,007 bushels, Mar
ket larrely nominal. Car lota, In export
elevator No. 1 red winter, I8O8.08: No.
1 hard winter. I33 03i No. 1 Ted winter,
ttarllcky, J20192.08I No 2 red winter, 12,07
03 No. 2 hard wlntetr. 2.075f.1 No. 2
red winter, aarllcky, i2.02O2.05i No. a red
wlnti 2U4f2.07i No. 8 hard winter.
l2.04CT2.fi7, No, 3 red winter, aarllcky,
2 8002.02 No 4 red winter. $2.0002.03:
No. 4 hard winter. I2.002 03i No. 4 red
winter, aarllcky. J2.S102.88l No. 5 red
winter, 12 862.89, No, B hard winter,
2.80O2.89; No 0 red winter, garlicky,
12.81 W2.81. Sample according; to quality.
uoun receipts, izau Duaneia. .Marxet
easy, we
tlon at tl.
jellow.
uote.
3 1.83
aa to quality and loca-
tn latter lor no. i
ket No. 1. I101.7BI No. 2 and drop, 25
7Se. Orances, per box, J8O0. Grapefruit,
Florida, per box, 12, 8500.20. Pineapples,
per crate, $408, reaches, Georgia, pet
crate. J103.23. Watermelons, Florida, per
ear, $1800480. Cantaloupes, western, per
standard crate. J1.B0O8.50. Cantaloupes,
mitharn. ner flat crate. 40075c, Blackber
ries, per qt 15020c. Huckleberries, per
at., 20 ti sua. curranti. per at., iowibc.
VfcanTAilLES White pot&toee. eouthern,
bbl. No,
78o $1.25. Cabbat-e,
1. ISO10! No.
2 and cutte,
No. 1. il.B0Ol.85! No. 2.
abbate. Pennsylvania, per
bbi.. 60COI1.20: da. Jersey, per basket. 10
H85C OHIone. Jersey, per baaket. 88080c.
S3.60O&! White potatoes, Jersey, per
bushel basnet.
PENNSYLVANIA CO. GUARANTEED
3. PETt CENT TRDST CERTIFI
CATES, SERIES n, rCE 1041.
Pursuant to terms of agreement dated
September 1. Jflfl7 and euprlemental asree
ment dated Februarv t iom ,h. nA-.
signed Invites tenders of above certificates
for sale and delivery as of Aufrntt 1. 1020.
at a price not exoeritn; par and Interest,
to the extent of 1100.000. the aum now pay
able to sinklna fund
Sealed tenders atotlne aoeeWc numbera of
certiorate offered, addressed to OIRARD
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee. Slnklnr Fund
rennevlvorrla Company C,uarantei) 3 pfr
cent Trus Crtl1cates Series "H " will be
received unttl 12 M.. July 31. 1020. Ac
cepted certificates must be delivered on
Auirut 2d. or eesurltv furnished that dav.
If required that deliver)- will be made
within ten dav a
OIRARD TRFST COMPANY, Trustee
GEOROE U STUART 3d. Treasurer.
Philadelphia Pa July 12 1920
OATS Receipts, 6200 bushels. Steady.
Car Iota as to location No. 1 white, $1.20
Ol 30; No 2 white. $1.2801.20! No. 8
whlte.II.2Tei.2St No! 4 white. $1.2501.20.
FLOUR Receipts. 848,101 lbs. In aacke.
Quiet but firm. The quotations were; 100
pounds packed In 140-lb Jute eacka-Soft
winter atralght, western, $12.2.1012,73,
do. do. nearby. 111. 78O12.B0; 'hard winter
straight, $13.25018.75; do. short patent,
flieil.BOj sprlnr nrst clear, $ll.C0O)2;
S?'. Wyri'.'13 65013.00! do. ahort patent.
$14.25914.75! fancy eprln and city mllla
patent, family branda, J18.B0O10.40. Kye
flour. 112.50018.28.
PROVISIONS Firm.- Ountailnna! Reef. In
aets. smoked and alr-drled. B3e; do, knuckles
and tendera. smoked and nlr-drled. . .14c;
r..J.lmllK' 47i hams. 8. P. cured, loose,
40O40MC do, skinned, loose, 48W4.14c. do.
do. smoked, 45ia4BHe; do, tolled, boneless,
80c picnic ehoulders. S. P. cured, loose, 2lc;
do smoked, 20c; bellies. In pickle, loose, 25c;
breakfast bacon 30o; lard. 22c.
BUTTER Aoraln ,,.-b-- n,,A,tlA-.
8olld-packed creamery, fancy, hlsh-ecorlni
goods, BSWWOOMc: extraa, B74c; extra
?K.,,li3i'oll8Hci flrats. 51085es aeconds.
iJiYSi,,"'8' creamery, choice to fancy,
501 OOIHC! fair A -m KlimaaUf nptnla
Jobbing at 680flSc for fancy and at 55003c
t0Ul!Z "choice.
no9s".rine "rm. The quotations
are. in free cases, nearby flrats. 60c per
dozen, nearby current receipts. 48ef nearby
ordnary to fair, 43047c: western extra
..JV-00C! wca'ern flrsta. 480480! fancy
"efle-JB lobblna- at 50Olc.
mnEE.snF,"nly held. New York whole.
milk flats, current make, fancy, 2714 028ci
?.?Uc2.nKn?n t0 falr. 24027c; do, Lonihorns,
f7tiia,,8.c! Single Daisies. 27' 5Vic;
3ot Tv.?.M?",.'if.,nc5r held roads. 20O30C.
.I'.,.yrl POULTrtY Fowls, not Leehnms.
8308,0: white Leghorn fowls. 31W3.1c. broil.
a, not i.eg.
0333C,
CK
we
whit Ler-
lbs. apiece
rs smaller
jjjvtstse. oucks,
Prices Easy on Paris Bourse
rarls, July IB. Prices were easy orr
th nourso today. Three per cent
rentes wero quoted nt S8f 20oj exchange
on London. 46f 88o: 6 per cent loan.
88f 50c. Tho dollar was quoted at
12f 8c.
30 Years
in Export Banking
Ing chickens, fancr vellovvsk'ln'ne
norns. weichlnc 1W 2 lbs. onlece.
exceptional lota higher, brolllno- chickens.
iirn ?V?wl0?t",,'nn", not k'ghorns, weigh-
...- . w.Tt IBs. apiece, UK,T
horns, broilers, welghlnc lVt
vrnue tegnorns. broilers
43045c
lies, 40
Nlcj old roosters.
INTIMATE KNOWL
EDGE of the needs
and habits of the people,
acquired by years of ex
perience and actual resi
dence in the countries
themselves, is essential
when transacting busi
ness abroad.
23 Branches in South America
One Branch in Mexico
8 Offices in Euronr.
lSkM&ZTJT' ""on: Direct ConnectionsWithUndia
DRLSSBD POl'LTRY Fowls, tresh-kllled "
cAnclo-South America
nBANK, LIMITED
orv-niewrfi in v,Aaa i,.ihi. t& il.
aplece.-42c: welghlns 8V4 "lbs.. "anJ40c
n'"'hh.,,nr,:,a lbJ asoVe. "fowls: freih-kllle.d'
In barrels, dry-picked, weighing; 408 lbs.
nl'ce. 40c! welghln 8Ve lbs.. 87038c;
weighing 3 lbs. 33035c, broilers, western
dry-plcked. weighing It. 02 lbs apiece. 00c
broilers, western, smaller sizes, 5,l08Sc
old roosters dry-picked western, 27c, do
1 IIMI FHt'lTS Annies .Irrev. per l,n.
New York Arency, 40 Droadwar
The Price
History of
Every Stock
traded in the New York
Curb and in Boston, San
Francisco, Salt Lake and
other exchanges is given
in the July issue of our
Free Broker's
Hand Book
Just out high and
low prices for last month
and entire year of 1919;
par, capital, dividend rates
of more than 800 securi
ties. An invaluable guide
for those who are plan
ning to take advantage of
the present technical po
sition of the Market,
Memo, page, commission
rates, etc.
Ask for No. T. U. 933
JONES & BAKER
Speciedstt tn Neto Ttrh
Curb Market Securities
Widcner Bide:., Philadelphia
Phones Bell, Locust 4730
Keystone, Race 2290
Offices in 9 Principal Citiea
Direct Private Wire
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
New York. July 15. 'BL'TTER Pteidv
Receipts. 10.041 tubs Creimeri. higher
than extras. 56'i 57e, creamery, exerts (02
score). 55'4 85flc creamer, firsts (88 to
02 score). 523 vc, picklnc stock, current
mnke. No 1. 424 43c
EGOS Steady. Receipts 14,510 cases
Fresh-gathered extra firsts, 40651c, fresh
cathered firsts 453M8c. "state. Pennsylvania
and nearby western hennery whites, first to
extras 03s. stRte rennsvlvinj and nearby
western hennery browns, extras MW57.
state. Pennsjlvanti and nearby cathered
brown nnd mixed colors, first to extras. 45
CIIEHSn Unsettled Receipts. 7525 boxes
State, whole milk. Hats ciirrent make hi e
Jur?entmrke. specials 27'.027l.c do. av
erase tun. 2ti3'2,o
PHOTO PLA1S
PHOTOPLAYS
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'company r
OFlMERICA
The following theatres obtain their nlctures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures
through the Stanley Company of America
ADfM I C 52D i. THOMPSON STS
ArUL-LAJ mvtined daily
WILLIAM S HAHT In
'STAKING HIS LirE"
ADfATMA CHESTNUT Below 10TH
AKLAUIA m a m to U:i5 r. il
WALLACE REID In
' SICK. AlltU
BALTIMORE .: ftSK!
WILLIAM FARSW In
THE AliVENTlT.ER
T31 T lmiDri EROAD STREET AND
Jt5L.Un.DllU pi 5QTTIIASNA AVE.
THOMAS ME1GHAN In
'WHY ' HXNG1. Y"il R WII"n '
FAI .APP 1214 J1AUXET fcTnrir
WAJ.WS.RE,!"-lsp-a-
'SICK ABED"
PRINCESS "a'VI?.1" STREET
..ftluEMURPTMlnt0ll!l5Kil-
- WITH TiYe DANCE"
REGENT 3""KET ST Below th
ET.tr,. AilM." " P- il.
You Cannot Afford to Overlook
Great Stocks of Supplies
Ready for Immediate Delivery
The shortage of cars on the railroads, resulting in non-delivery of much needed
equipment and materials, need not worry manufacturers located in this district who
can draw on the large stocks of surplus, property of the War Department, for
PROMPT DELIVERY BY TRUCK
In this advertisement are listed a few general classifications and descriptions of
a few specific items; tho complete list, sent on request, contains a large number of
items on which you can save money.
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j. In-J?,"-Sfiria,n 1V.4,.1A3.3Jhs lld Iiris Rnrl OSS dlam. : 90 lbs nd Dress nod, 07B
dlam , B95 lbs ltd BraijB nod. 08 d lam , lie n . r,i Brass Rod. 10 dlam : 242 lbb nd
Ilrass Hod. 281 diam . in.oso lbs d Bra's Hod 610 dlam ; 23.0C8 lbs. Hd Brass Rod .730
dlam : 11.840 lb- ltd Lrnss Rod, 734 dlam , II -co lbs Rd. Brass Rod. .875 dlam. Location
Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia, Penna.
cri:osote
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STEEI. ANGLE COLUMNS
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f..ivJ 8,i ,L. Z fn Mf,?i' hVi1K. lfi V v '" M,1'et, 18'x8V4" l(nr. 18"x,"xl0 Haso Plate
ib n 7ir,LT ' vnpr has. ,0vlumn '"'M"nV nnglrn, 3i" long base to column
Location United States Ammonium Mtr.ite I'lnnt I'errllle, MU
it?eknenr-,n.l'niH.M'lc,hlineiiC0, M' Ma'" Model C vertical mllllns machlnp slnBle
pu IT.mS e.Vv I, ?'U? ovhnnP "" frhlo woiklnc surface C7xl4 with 3 T slots
r.on1lF7ankfrd,PAPenVT.,an7idie.ZP;rra ""h P""r " " PUmP "" P'P",e Cm"l6(e
lndeheadtUn.,vaeCrt Wk fonrert i.'1"a-;' No 3H l"aln mll!cr' heaVy duty 3 P,;P cone,
1 steadt res. if,ulu.v??jWJa ? tnr tahle and croes "lld-: CiX,lo)i chaHBe (rear feed
kMo Arn 3 T Mo,"i sector anU " ch!U1Be rtrs- location.;
You aie inuted to make a personal investigation of the equipment available or send your
representative with authority to purchase if commodities inspected are satisfactory.
Full information on any or all equipment or materials available in this or any other District
will be furnished piopective purchasers on request to the Chairman of the District Ordnance Salvaro
Board.
REMEMBER IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
jfr Write to Chairman
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT
1710 Market Street Philadelphia, Po.
A Plant to Operate Efficiently
ust Have Efficiency
Built Into It
You can't get efficiency out of a plant unless you first
plan, build and equip it efficiently.
Too many cases of inefficiency in production are
directly traceable to badly planned and improperly con
structed manufacturing plants.
Steele-built plants function efficiently because they
are planned and constructed efficiently. Experts in the
Steele organization arrange the machinery, lay out the
best method of routing, lighting and sprinkling systems.
This is all done before the ground is broken.
Under the Steele Idea of Industrial Construction,
every detail of planning, building and equipping a' factory
is decided upon only after the most thorough study of the
manufacturing process as a whole.
Then the work of construction is begun by one
organization, under one supervision and centralized
responsibility.
The plants built by Steele not only are efficient but
stay efficient.
For 55 years ,we have demonstrated to some of the
biggest manufacturers in the world the economy and
efficiency of the Steele Idea of Industrial Construction.
I hat s why fifty per cent of our business today comes to
us through clients we have previously served.
If you are a, manufacturer thinking of building, re
building or adding to your plant, consult us. We will be
glad to prove to you the value of our services without cost
or obligation to you. Phone or write or an interview
mr xfgr y (
Architects : Engineers
Philadelphia
Constructors
Toronto
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