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Metsaale, ra. Phone Lansdal. .
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CADILLAC 8, MODEL 51
a T-PA8S, TOUP.INQ! PERFECT CONDITION
m iii.tiiiN'i1 rsj lim- Tiiiru iiuii h w a bv:
WARNER TRAILER AGENCY
V THE ONE-MAN TRAILER
v 1427 MELON ST.
Tt&stA&?faftePi
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BHia3(KES&MAlUNXl'nJIiES
533NORttrll? street
PHILA..
ANY MAN CAN MAKE
MONEY
L
IKE PONZI
Hera's the Rocipo for Blooming
$10 Where You Had Only
$1 Before
INVOLVES TRAVEL, BUT
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FINANCIAL,
tt5S omrr of Tlin UNION TRUST COM-
, U3B? TANV OF riTTsnUROIU Trustee.
, SS3-33T-339 Fourth Avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Ai-ut 3. lnSO.
CONNELI,SYJXL,TJ A NO MONONOAIIKLA
' BAHAVAY COMPANY SA.YF.AK 4
-SINKING FUND OOl.I) PONDS
Dated September I. inn.
For th purpose of uelnr the Slnklnr Fund
in lt possession under mor'jnse made to
this company aa Trustee br the Connells-
VM ana Monong-ahela Railway Cempsnv
fecurtns 2S-year 4"i Slnklnc Fund Oold
bond", dated September 1, 100.1. the under-
alcnfd will receive tender fir the al to It
ef bond of the Connellsvllle and Monon-
rahela Railway Comnany 23-year 4 Sink-
Ine Fund Oold Ponds lsud under above-
described mortrage. not exceeding In the a.
rrriate Thlrty-fonr Thousand (S31.000) nol-
lam. Much tender snail be In writing,
hall state the number or numbers of the
bond .proposed to be sold and tne price it
which the name are tendered for tale, All
of Bald tender must bo received at the ernce
of th! company on or before noon Monday,
Atirn.r J). lf)?0.
THE MINION TRUST COMPANY OF
PITTSRUROH. Trustee.
rn ,
rropoala
A formula for making ten little dol
lars bloom where only one bloomed be
fore wait given to TT. W. MacFarlnne,
of Elkin!" Park, by a friend writing
from London.
The plan rests on the fluctuations of
I foreign exchange and In some respects
'resembles the scheme which Is claimed
to have made a multi-millionaire of
iGharles Ponzi, of Doston.
The figures given In the letter from
London were based on the rates of ex
change existing last February, but are
more or less applicable to present-day
conditions. Here is the golacn tip :
"Leave America with, say, about
$350. Change it into 100 English
pounds, present exchange in London.
Cros Into France and exchange into
French silver coins and you have 4200
Franch francs.
"Smuggle these coins into Switzer
land. Here they attain twice the value
thev had in France because, while the
French silver franc is normal in Switz
erland, the- French paper franc is worth
but half its face value in exchange.
Change the silver francs Into Italian
paper lire. Then pass on Into Italy and
cash into Italian silver lire.
"Tou now have 21,600 Italian silver
lire. Take these back into Switzerland
and you have 21,000 Swiss francs. Now
purvhase French paper money and you
will receive for" it 42.000 French francs,
return to France, there bu.v Enclish
notes and proceed to London with 1000
, """ nnVTia -, c tir
Nolle li'hereby ilven that the Board of linatMrl of the 100 VOU Set OUt with.
Sjunty Commissioners of Schuylkill County. , "Change these into American money
tate tit Pennsylvania, will receive sealed . A " ,,,., -!,,,- m1 vein Vinr.
proposals, through the undersigned County at the PfMjnt exchange nnu J oil nave
Controller, at his office In Pottsillle. Pa., about S3500 instead of the $3,0 you
o '.of tft'urcU'e nievin'lTun'dr ' parted with. Of ytJ"J
Thousand i)oif!ir (s;oo.ono) Schnjiktii your expenses and do a bit of smuggling,
County nonda. Issued for defraylnc the ex-. hut vou make money
ens of huUdlnc the rtate-ald hlchwny be-
iween Hometown ana tne oorounn or uirara
yine. inia county, ana to ne Known
Financial Briefs
The New York Stock Exchange lias
received notice from the American To
bacco Co. of the proposed Increase In
common stock "D" from 150,000,000 to
1100,000,000.
CTiattuck-Arliona Copper production
In July totaled 166,931 pounds of copper,
lead, 919,886 pounds; silver, 45,495
ounces, and gold, 605 ounces. Seven
months' production amounted to 1,100.
797 pounds of copper, 4,593,869 pounds
of lead. 205,884 ounces of silver, and
2735 ounces of eold
The New York subtreasury lost $164,
000 to the banks yesterday, making a
cash net toss since Friday of $763,000.
Woolen Mlls on Short Schedule
Boston, Autr. 6. The Commercial Bul
letin tomorrow will say: "The wool and
wool textile trade Is still waiting the
turn of the market, . which seems very
slow In development. Mills are running
generally on short schedule and reopen
ing are still uncertain. Sales of wool
and tops and yarns have been few and
at prices on the low sldo, generally Ad
vices from Yorkshire Indicate a slightly
firmer tone there. The foreign primary
markets are generally dull and easy. As
for the domestic primary market there
Is little new represented,
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Chicago. Aug. 6. HOOS-rEstlmated
re
ceipts, 1A.000 head, left overt 12.214 head.
Asking unevenly higher ; first sales, 10S1BC
nlgneri gooj. ugn- ana ugni Dutcners eoia
$lfl.SS. Average cost yesterday. 114.77.
CATTLE Estimated receipts. 400O head.
S3IEEP Estimated receipts. 10,000 head.
Pittsburgh, Aug. 6.
3000 head. Lower.
HOOS Receipts.
Heavle. SlR(SlK.T.r
hevy yorkera. 17srl".10: light yorltcrs,
flO.2S916.7A: Pigs. lR.7nfflfl.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. Softhead.
Steady. Top sheep. SO; top lambs. 114.
CAIA'ES Receipts. 800 head. Steady,
Top. J18.
Kan Buffalo. N. Y.. Aug. fl. CATTLE
Receipts. 60O head Slow Calves, receipts
rjn head. One dollar hlcher. 16020.
HOOS Receipts. 4Poo neaa. Mieaay to
8c lower Heaw, JlftU 18.30; mixed vork
ers, light ynrker and pigs. 17.2S17.35:
rouahs, 138lS.S0i stage. 1S01O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1200
head Lambs. 50c lower. Ewen. 25c lower.
Lambs. ISdri.l; yearlings. S7T12: wethers,
Jli.r.OSlO: ewes. 1330. mixed rheep. J08
0.80.
Liverpool Cotton
Liverpool, Aug. 6. Spot cotton was
nulet today with prices steady on the
basis of an advance of 20 points for
mlddllntr. at 27.10d. The sales were 4000
bales. There were no receipts. Futures
were quiet In the early dealings. Spot
prices were: American, middling fair.
32.60d; good middling 29.85d; fully
middling, 28.S0d; middling, 27 10d; low
middling, 23.30d: good ordinary, 20.10d,
and ordinary, 19.1Ud.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Securities Heavy, With Trade Re
stricted Industrial! Wavered
London, Aug. 0 There was a heavy
tone to securities on the stock exchange
today and trading continued- restricted,
pending further news on the Polish sit
uation and because ot the usual week
end absenteeism.
Profit-taking occurred In the oil
group. Shell Transport was 6 3-16 and
Mexican Eagle 10H. Industrials waver
ed. Hudson n Bay was 6 7-16.
The gilt-edged section was quiet and
mixed. There was not much activity In
continental loans, but they were nervous.
Russian's were lower.
Homo rails were flabby and the sharea
of Canadian railroads were flat. Ar
gentine descriptions rested. Kaffirs'
wcro steady.
No Change In Raw Sugars
New York, Aug. 6 The local refined
sugar market remains unchanged, both
as to condition and prices. Sales offices
of tho local refiners will be closed to
morrow, as usual on Saturday. In tne
West, the readjustment of prices contin
ues. Tolegraphlo .advices from Chicago
say tho Western Sugar Refining Co. Is
openly quoting on a basis of 20 cents
and now crop California beet on tne
basin of 19.80 cents. The California and
Hawaiian Co. la soliciting business on
the baBts of 20 cents. The raw .market
continues quiet. Refiners are still In tne
market, but are Inclined to go slow in
anticipation of further recessions In
prices.
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGOS
Chleniro. Ausr. 6. BUTTER unchanged.
EGOS higher. Receipts, 7608 ;
Firsts. 43046c: ordinary flrjte. 12c. at
marK. caae inciuaea. mviac, r-vi-".'
packed extra. 48ci storage-packed
47V4C Poultry, alive, unchanged.
firsts,
iiumiiuiiiiiiiiiuitiiiiiuiiiiutimiunniianiiUHnnt!mnimiiri
PENNSYLVANIA 1
MOTOR OILS i
Light Medium Ifenvy X-HeT7
R6s,LsSr&rJl!fl! I
PENNSYLVANIA REFINING CO. g
DELAWARE AVE. 60UTH
Everything Irt g
nrr.B An NAVAL STORES B
EfflrnmiiiiniiiiniiimniiiiinmiitiiiMiiimiaiimtiiiiionnitm.'
WASTEPAPER
rnrehmers of Old Ledireri, Books, Mag a-
lines, Newspapers and Tlaled Tfaste
Paper in Quantities
Penn Paper & Stock Co.
206 N. Delaware Ave.
countv, and to
-rM!hwnv nnnrl of 1fl"n ' RnM honri. frt
be of the followlnc denominations. Eighty
bonds of 15000 denomination each, num-'
bered consecutively from No. 1 to No. 80. .
Inclusively; two hundred bonds of J1O0O de
nomination each. No. SI to No. 280. In
clusively; two hundred bonds of 1300 rte
nomination each, numbered No. 281 to No.
480. Inclusively. Said bends to bear Interest
t .the rate of five and one-half per cent
UH?i) per annum. Coupons payable July
1 and -January 1 of each year Tho date of 1
maturity of said oblisn'lons Is to bo on the i
first day of July, ld.'O but bonds may b
redeemed on any In"-res puyment day after i
the flrat day of Jul-.. "3 I
. At the same time and place bids will also
b received for the rurchsse f Two Hun
dred and Seienty-nne Thousand To!Um
(S271.00')) of, Mltu.vr.tlll fnnntv Ilonrtt.. to
defray the expens" At bulMInc now county
'bridge, and ta bo known ns nrlila Bonds '
of 1020." Said bonds to be of th following i
denominations. Fortv bonds of I.ViOO denom
ination each, numbered consecutively from
No. 1 to No. 40. inclusively, fifty bonds of
I10OO denomination each, numbered No. 4l
to. Nrf. 00. Inclusively forty-two bonds of
J500 each, numbered No. 01 to No. 132. In
clusively. Said bonds to bear Interest at the
rate of five and one-half per cent fxucM
per annum. Coupons payable September 1st !
and March. 1st, of ach vear. The date of i
maturity of said obllsatlon Is to be on the
first day of September. 1020. but bonds may
be- redeemed on anv Interest pavment day '
after the first day of September, 11)30. 1
Purchasers .will bo renulred to deposit
With their bids, In cash, bv certified rh,-k
or bank draft, ten pr rent (10) of the
amount of such bids, the balance to be paid
when bond are delivered.
Tho rtftht is reserved to reject nm n ..n
bid.
Bids must be delivered to tho undersigned
By direction of the Countv Commissioners!
r JOHN E. srjiLOTT.M.VN
Pottevllle. Pa.
PmmtV rnnfmll..
Autust .1. insri.
SEALED PROPOSALS WUA, Fill ifE.
. ,.ceived by the uperlntendnt of Pubiin
Grounds and Uulldint-s, at his office In th
Capitol IJulldlnK. Harrlsburc. Pa., until 1
o'clock noon Tuesday. AiiTiist 24th, lDJn for
the construction of a Cow Il.irn. Includln
Plumblnc. Ventilation and Electrical Work
pertalnlnir, thereto, on the rrounrts of the
State Institution for Feeble Minded of East,
ern Pennsylvania, near Spring city. Ches
ter County. Pa . In accordance with plans
and specifications prepared bv PhlllD II
Johnson. Architect. , 1713 Sansom street
Philadelphia. Pa Plans, specifications i and
form of proposal may bo had upon making
aoplicatlon, to the Architect and deposit n?
Thirty dollars (130.00), which win ba re.
funded upon the return of the plana and
Fighting High Tire Prices
150,000 STOCK OF
STANDARD AUTO TIRES
At Less Than Today's Wholesale Cost
These Tires are positively first quality, factory guaranteed and in original paper. Adjustments
made at any branch in the
UNITED STATES
Goodyear
Cord & Fabric
Factory Guaranteed
TIRES
Fabric Automobile Tires
Slio Our PrlmLlst Trice
130x3 NS CL $18.95 $23.50
3lx4 " 27.15 32.80
Vj33x4 " SS 32.60 39.25
Cord Automobile Tires
Slio Our Fries List Prim
Arreoted for; Violating "Dry" Law
Scranton, Pa., Aug. 0. A private
detective agency employed by- tho local
branch of the, W. O. T. U., to secure
evidence against alleged violator of tho
Volstead law has caused the arrest of
Adolph Strohli proprietor of a refresh
ment stand In Nay, Aug Park. The de
fendant has been held fo'r federal court.
The detective agency rnnoutfees that
Its action has the whole hearted ap
proval of United States District At
torney Roger h. Burnett.
WOMEN DELEGATES FETfeD
Dinner Given to Nine Who Sail for
Chrlatlanla Tomorrow
New York, Aug. C The nine dele
gates who are to attend tbe Interna
tional Council of Women Mn Chris
tlanla, Norway, September 8-16, were
guests at a dinner glveiv by New York
club women last night in the Hotel
Commodore. '
Mrs. Myra Kingman Sillier presided
and Mrs. Katharino Clcmmons Gould
nreiflcattons In good ordr
By order of the Board of Commissioner
of Public Orounds and RulM nes of "the
Commonwealth of Penn-ylvanla ' ,
T. V. TEMPLETOV
SAMUEL B. RAJU'O. Superintendent
Secretary. 'ul'
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS JTE. '
FAIKMIIFNT PARK S Ut .
127 City Hall. Philadelphia
August 2 lno I
Sealed, proposals will b received at'thla
fi&rfihJ110?0.,i?okrA- M' n "ursdJy'
32x4 Ribbed $41.95 $53.75
33x4 NSSS 47.65 58.00
34x4 " " 48.75 59.60
33x4 " " 53.95 65 Jo
34x4 " " 54.90 67.05
35x4 " " 56.10 68.75
feR
KjSPVgBLlC
Cord Guaranteed 8000
Fabric Guaranteed 6000
Republic Grande Cord
PREDOINO
PAH
Firestone
Irk oi'ard i-NiFonifs
DEMOLITION OF BUILDINGS ON
Full partlrulara aa to form and every re.
arulrement of the Proposal, with the neces
eary apecincatlont and blanks, may be ob
tained at this oltlre. ' " "
Tne i-omiiiiBii"jiirrH reserve tne right to
reject any or aii dwjj. I
By orucr ut iuo .uiniuiBsioners or Fair-
Chlf Engineer.
Mnont .Park.
ALANCORPON
OFFICE OFTDB QUARTERMASTElilnEvl
eral. Clothing and Equipage Division.
Munitions Building. Washington. D. C
Sealed proposals will bj received here until
11 a. m. August 11. 1020. for furnishing aU
er any part or 20,000 suits summer under
wear. Information on request.
Dlvinends
CITIES SERVICE COMPANY
BANKERS SHARES
Monthly Distribution No. 18
Henry L Dnhrt- i- "Vmpaov anrnunee
that tbe ElKhteen'h Munth.y Dlstrlbutlnn on
Cities Service Bankers Phars. pavnh;- n
September 1st. 1020. to Bankers Sr.tres '
record August ism inO. will bo IS cents
on each Bankers Share
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK " ,
of PhlladelLliln
August s io;o
The Directors have 'hs iav d('a'ed i
Quarterly dividend of elx per rent f'- of
tax, payable on demand C'h- Its wi.i ce
KtiUL K D SWIL-T
" .M.r
Slzo Onr Trieo '
30x3 PL $11.75 $16.65
30x3 NS 14.25 18.75
30x312 " 16.95 22.50
32x3 Vs " 20.65 24.60
31x4 u 27.00 ZZM
32x4 " 29.95 37.40
33x4 u 30.25 39.25
34x4 " 30.95 40.10
34x412 " 42.25 53.25
35x4 12 " 43.65 55.65
Fast Freight Lines
From Philadelphia
(Por the arcommndatlnr f less than
CAIIUUU OIIII'I'I- itai
AH Points in Canada
'New York State Pennsylvania
(Via HulTnio. . Y.)
All Points in Indiana and
S. E. Illinois (Via Indianapolis)
New England Points
(Via Ujaeestrr. Muss.)
Through ChrsSo Transfer
ARKER&DOUGHERTY
Freight Forwarders
U WEIIIIITJIAN Ill.li. Mirure 407
Miller
Geared to the Road
Uniform Mileage
lires
01,0 Price Prtoo
32x4 NS SS $330 $65.15
33x4 " 36.10 62.70
34x4 " 37.10 64.40
32x4 " 40.65 70.70
33x4 " 41.75 725
34x4 " 42.90 74.45
35x4 " 43.95 76.30
36x4 " 44.90 78.10
35x5 " 51.10 90.15
37x5 " 54.40 940
Republic Stagjard Fabric
Sl Our LUt
- .... . . - rrlCT Trieo
30x3 Ribbed $1U5 $190
30x3 NSCL 14.95 24.95
32x3 " SS 17.85 30.25
31x4 " CL 22.75 37.25
32x4 ",SS 23.15 40.40
33x4 " TSS 23.85 42.45
34x4 " SS 24.15 43.35
Pennsylvania Vacuum
Cup Tires
Guaranteed 6000 Miles
Bl" Onr Price. i1"
Trioo
30x3 $15.40 $18.45
30x3 12 19.90 23.70
32x3 Y2 23.55 27.90
31x4 31.40 37.30
32x4 32.05 37.95
33x4 33.95 40.05
34x4 34.40 40.85
Six Onr Price j?
30x3 NSCL $1430 $19.70
30x3 1 " 17.95 23.50
32x31,$ ' SS 21.35 28.00
31x4 " CL 27.95 3i80
32x4 " SS 29.95 37.40
33x4 " " 30.25 3925
34x4 " " 30.95 40.10
ffifMw 9Hi
Bt' BBH ; si.o
Wm :H :30z3
t$m Hi ,30x3
Hljffi ' J32x3i3
hBH! 31x4
W?$;1bIi '32x4
WBkVf l33x4
$$$! ,34x4
Diamond
Tires
NS
" SS
" CL
" SS
Onr rriro
$12.95
15.95
18.95
25.35
26.95
27.35
27.95
List
Trie
$19.60
23.80
28.75
33.30
37.70
39.55
40.60
it
3i2EISISJSSIQ
SU-nii-nt.-TTrkniesi! a
' Profit by your vacation spare- g
time. Renew the interiors and (?-
floors with
Phoenix
Varnish Stain
Fisk Relinera First Quality All Sizes Our Price $1.95 each
'
m,
m
ii
iv, r, wmhoh umiii. a
Refinish tho furniture, repaint js
mtAAm nrirl endi. for a neater. Iri
aweeter home this coming win
ter.
V-r . An n t nl
V At All I fogrrsniic ucoicio
)Jt
f
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n mr vt
'Wffii "
Phoenix
jifcint and Vamish Co.
Manufacturers
Market St., PhlladclphiaBa
a
Slie
30x3
30x3Vo
32x312
Super Service Tabes Guaranteed One Year
XeUt Prloe
$3.85
4.60
Slio
31x4
32x4
33x4
Our Prioa
$3.00
3J2S
3.35
Ust Price
$5.85
6.25
6.35
Biro
34x4
34x4 V-35x4
Onr Prioo
$3.45
425
4.35
Ut Price
$6.45
8.10
820
Goodrich Cord, Cupples Cord, Pcnna, Cord, United States Cord, at Reduced Prices
Open evening; till 9 P. M. during this Sale.
PHILA. MOTOR TIRE CO.
v . v. -. i rii.
j88j aoo IN. Kroaa oit.
Bell Phone: Locust
Keystone: Race 340
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&te&dtob&itoii.
AVtl.'.CAf
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Safer thaii
Casli
s
S Urwranir'lnisi Company of Wew.york, Cmm
H bH ,aw" i .li ii -hit " ' .lllllMiHBI
Guarantv
Travelers Checks
G
uarantv Travelers Checks arc the
safe and convenient method of carry
ing funds when traveling. They arc accept
ed as money everywhere and arc readily
cashed by banks, here and abroad. Yet, if
they arc lost their value can be replaced.
Take Guaranty Travelers Checks on
your vacation on your motor tours on
your business trips in the United States or
in foreign countries. They arc supplied
in compact wallets, inconvenient denomi
nations, assorted as desired, and cost but 50'
cents per $100.
Get them at your ba?tk
Guaranty Trust Company
of New York
NEW .YORK
PARIS
LONDON
HAVRE
LIVERPOOL
BRUSSELS
Capital and Surplus
Resources more than
$50,000,000
$800,000,000
mnde the formal farewell address, Jn
behalf of the club women of- the state,
The! dclcgatlbn falls tomorrow on the
steamship Patrlaf
Race Bandits Surrounded
Lethbrldee, Albert. Ati. p. (By A.
P.) Police cordons have been thrown
about the district on the divide between
Alberta and British Columbia In the
Crow's Nest pass In which the bandits,
who on Monday night held up a Ca
nadian Pacific passenger train at Sen
tine!, are believed to bf hiding.
d.' I J.- -i VTHil!. ' I 4.
1 i ins, h mati
y.'
VmJ
U, 8. Boy 8coutsOltia InLondon
London, Aug. 0. -Three hundred
American Boy Scouts here for the ln.
ternatlOnal Boy Scout . '!jarrboree'
were Elvcp a dinner last night by th
American Chamber of Commerce. The
dinner, which was given al the Wash.
Ington Inn, was followed by an enter,
talnment. .Ambassador and Mr, Da
vis and Lady Astor were among the
guests. I
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CAREY Roofing was not intended to be walked on.
Yet here, on top of the Falls Building in Mem
phis, Tennessee, it is making good both as a
roof ana as a floor.
It is made of asphalt saturated felts and is built up
and finished with highly refined elastic asphalt.
This is so tempered by special Carey processes that
it will not melt or run in the very hottest weather,
nor crock in the coldest. Consequently Carey Roof
ing needs no gravel coating. It gives but does not
ask protection. .
JltadquarUrifaik building end inttdating proiuda ej
&8RHALT ASBESTOS MAONCSIA
A Roof for Etery Buildina
, AMERICAN INSULATION CO.
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OP
CAREY PRODUCTS
ROBERTO AVENUE AND BTOKLEY STREET
PHILADELPHIA
CO-20
1 i, danfcj j
Kl(
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'FiM.liW'ln
Effective today, and continuing throughout the
month of August, your local dealer is authorized
to give you, with each Vacuum Cup Cord or
Fabric Tire purchased,
One Pennsylvania "Ton Tested'
Tube of corresponding size,
absolutely free of charge!
You not only save the substantial amount ordinarily
paid for tubes, but you also save on the casing!?.
for vacuum tup lires, at prevailing prices
standardized net and uniform throughout tho
United States cost less than other makes of
equal quality.
cannot
prompt
regular dealer, send direct to Factory at Jeannette,
Pa., and your order will be filled through nearest
dealer or Factory Branch.
Pennsylvania Rudder Company sr America
Jaannette, Pennsylvania
(SAVE&X
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(Extra Heavy Cor J Tvnm i
service from' vour Xvfi C1AO At ris .--.'S..L . 1
35x5 80.35 35x5 10.65 1
34x4y2 64.65 34x4 8.75 I
33x4 56.00 33 v 4. cor. I
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