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i; ilMjr first o( Westmoreland County
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'ivji9 Borough Improretnent Bonds
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CjlTree of Ponnn. 4 mill tax. To b i-
cii in denominations of J.1,000 in
HMpon form. Interest payable at tho
OfflOA of thn nnrnliffh Treasurer.
Orteniburs;, Pennsylvania, on Jnnuary
lit nnd July ltv
lCAch hlrl tn hn nNnmnAnln1 hv a
5 etrtlflcd check for $1,000 made payable
j the Borough Treasurer of Qreensburir,
-rm.. nna to do rorrc"i to the bam
'WOUch for Its una In case thn aue-
i'tWMl'iil bidder falls and neglects to
;!iply with his bid, after being- duly
iimiBia.
1 The right Is reserved In ralprt nnv
' all bfds.
Thn aaaf, MAm e,... nil . r
i tBM Isiun will ti rcMv.i tiv Tmil
I & Balr. Treasurer of the Borouch of
, Ortensburg-, on or beforo July 9lh. 1911.
, These bonds authorlred at an eleo
jtkjvnre- the direct obligations of the
,"" "orougn oi urecnsDure, ana tno
.feroceedlngg under which they wero
mued provide for a tax levy sufficient
12 J"y Principal, Interest and sinking
''' Financial Statement
'Bonds Outstanding $ 2J8.000
Ae8sed Valuation 11,629,330
. Total Population. 1920 cen-
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PAUL S. I1A1II,
llorough Treniurer.
- LOAN BILL
. k. .v ecordnce with a resolution tiassed
51 'J?v -ounell of thn City of Philadelphia
8ai1?J,.T?,dy-..u,,f .T 1D-1( the tollowlnr
.SiL..fn,l,lfl1 An ordinance to authorize the
iVT. 'I?.?!.0' n emergency loiin not exceeding
??in"AJ!5i' '.wfl hundred and nfty thousand
(130.000) i dollars for the purchase and
IKS"0" ' r'nt. buildings, grounds, ma-SnttT-
equipment and nnp'mcnances re
quired, for tny cl.tnlnj- of streets, and the
eONectlon and disposal of ashes, rubbish
1 SSKii!!Jr!?a". "r J!1.0 ntlre c1' " ' hereby
published for public Information
WILLIAM II. FULTON.
' .... P.lJ.r1..of Council.
AN On.DD'ANCE
authorise thn creation of an emercency
i loan not eicdlmr na million two hundred
and nftyt thousand (1.2SO.0OO) dollars for
the purcha.s and treetlon of plant build
inn. Krounds. machinery, equipment and
appurtenances . rtqulred for the eleanln
of streets, and th collection and disposal
or ashes, rubbish and ffarbace for the en
t tire city.
S Section I. Tlw Council of the City of
illadelphla ordains. That an emersency
Ttnc arlsnn maklnc necessary additional
appropriating power the City Treasurer,
onder the supervision of the Coctnlttee on
finance. b authorised to create nn enter
aeney loan or loans, nn the faith and credit
of the City of Philadelphia. Id a sum not
needing In the aggregate one million two
hundred and fifty thousand (1.250,000) dol
lars, for the purchase and erection of plant,
buildings, grounds, machinery, equipment
and appurtenances required for the cloanlni
of streets, and the collection and disposal
of ashes, rubbish and garbage for the entire
city.
Tin: iini.nr.Rs up i-iiv. virut
Mortgage 3 ler Cent Sinking Fund Hold
Ilondit of Central New York (las ami TaA.
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mc vomponyi
Notice la hr reby glren ffiat Itoland L.
Taylor and Philadelphia Trust Company.
Trustees under the Mortgage or Deed of
Trust of the Central New York Oas nnd
klectrlc Company, dated March IS, 11)11.
securing the First Mortgage 5 per c-nt Sink
ilnc Fund Oold Donds of tho said Company.
hare the sum of 18381. flo to be applied to
the. purposes of the Sinking Fund under the
, provisions of Article Third, Section K. of
sua .Mortgage, anp. inat seaiot proposals
wtll be received at Philadelphia Trust Com
pany. llrniMl and. Chestnut streets. N. K.
earner. Philadelphia, up to 3 o'clock P. M
am July 20. 1021, for the mlo to said True
toes at the lowest prices, not exceeding 105
Per cent of the par valua thrnf wltVi n.
crutd. Interest, nt which raid bonds shall be
offered for delivery on August 0. 1(31. of a
aniciem numocr oc tne said bonds to rx
naust tne sa:a sum or 5UJ 11.00. AH pro
posals should be sealed and Indorsed "Pro
posals to the Sinking Fund of Central Nw
York Gas and Electric Company," and
should tleilzn&te the denominations of bondv
The right Is reserved to reject any and all
proposals,
PHILADELPHIA TltUST COMPANY.
lly JOHN C. WALLACE. Treasurer.
Dated Philadelphia, July (I. mil.
TO '
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DRY GODS
OBBING
OF SEASONAL SIZE
Heavy Demand Reported for
Yard Goods for Making
Garments at Homo
STEEL PRICES ARE HIGH
Chlcaco, July 8. Tho Dry Goods
Reporter regards the iiomewhat lagging
business In mnnr ilcnnrfmnnt. nt tnli-
bing houeea this week as sensonnl. Re
tnil buyers cull especially for organdies,
ginghams and voiles In tnlto mm nt
heavy domnnds for yard goods, for mak
jiib garments at name.
Prices on matiy standard, staple cot
ton goods, including 4-4 sheetings,
cheesecloths, cambrics, wldo sheetings,
ducks, deniniR. slieetM and nlllmv. rnn
aro marked down until July 25 by one
of the largest distributors here. Many
t I ,0O(1s arc close to prices of
July. 1010. some cloths only seven
eighths of a cent higher.
The John V. FnrwMI Pn ronnrt 1c
July volume than a year ago, but more
road ordera and more buyem in the
market. Retailers hnve extremely low
eiocks. jinny Iteen buyers begin to
expand their fall commitments. De
mand continues utrnmr fnr lint wontlier
dress goods nnd accessories. Four-
(Iiiartcr brown muslins sell heavily for
export to the Orient.
A local steel expert fnjs new prices
aro away nbore tlie onen mnrket nnd
should go the limit. The steel indus
try, no pays, Is In a similar condi
tion to the copper Industry three or
four months nco. excent flint Rurnlus
Btocks arc held rnorc largely by drnlcrn
anu consumers man prouueers. um
metals nrc virttiallv at a standstill.
prices declining to prewar levels. Wire
nnu nan inquiries nave Inllcn on ana
farmer buy less than a month or six
weeks ngo.
Demand for gasoline Is growing no
ticeably and prices nro stiffening. The
leather market has ,i rather active tone
nnd tanners hold prices strongly. Frank
1. Meyer, president of the Illinois Shoe
Retailers' Asnoclntlon, says: "Packers
will get the full benefit of the prpposed
15 per cent import duty on hides.
Business is good despite unemployment,
of which I expect little after Sep
tember." P. W. Kunnlng, special trade com
missioner of the Chicago Association
of Commerce, back from Mexico City.
cays Mexicans he met. insisted that they
intended to conduct themselves nnu their
affairs in such a way as to merit and
call for recognition of the present Gov
ernment from other countries.
Representatives of leading industries
here, in confcicnce with Victor C. Kvl
bcrg, sales adviser to the Navy De
partment, unanimously recommend
speedy liquidation of its $150,000,000
Mirnlus war materials intensively and
with price cuts of 20 to 33 per cent,
end a combination of advertising and
direct selling to jobbers. The navy
opposes selling on credit. Since tho
armluticc nearly $100,000,000 worth
hns been sold, but the Administration
wants business men's views uetorc pro
ceeding further.
Tho Federal itescrve ant s reserve
ratio is 54, or .3 higher than a week
ago. Gold reserves increased $10,000,
000, nnd totnl reserves ncany as much ;
total bills on hand gamed more than
$4,000,000, deposits nearly $4,000,000
rWEIJING PJJBLIG LEDaB3?TOBETjiPHIA,' KKIDASti QJJJSY 8; 192X
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Th $avag ottt in hU jangl horn hat no concern about rntt, the cost of food and clothma, railroad ratar,
coaf supply, pmrmonmt Ubrrty, end othtr vexing thing. which worry the civilized man
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SIOCK PLAN GIVEN
if slock will be permitted to purchase ohft
'II '. . . . ., . . 1. lw
share in cacn oi tne jwo conipniiicu m
proportion to every five fahnroj of In-
tnrtintlnnnl nrnfprred. tile COIllldcrntloll
being ?35 for two shorts. .
On Saturday of tills week this method
of purchase of common stock will be
Preferred Shareholders of De
funct International Will Par
ticipate in Two Companies
New York? July 8. Wholesale fur
riers in thit market have just hod ex
plained to them the plan under which
preferred stockholders in the Interna
tional Fur Exchnnge. St. Louis, which
went down n few weeks ago under busi
ness depression, will shnre in tho com
mon stock of Funston Hros. Co., Inc.,'
nnd the F. 0. Taylor Fur Co,, Inc.,
which companies were recently char
tered In Delaware to take over the
business of tho International Fur Ex
change. For its good will, etc., the Exchruigo
receives from the Funston nnd Taylor
corporations preferred stock In tho new
corporations amounting to $400,000 par
value and $4(50.000 par value, respec-
Hifalo Tn fwlilitlnn. tho Tntrrnntlonal
Fur Exchange was given by the Taylor
Co. short-term notes vaiuea nt $j.ui,
000. The proferred stock will bo turned
over to tho creditors of tho Interna
tional Fur Exchange as additional col
lateral under nn nccoptanca credit
agreement.
Rotli the new corporations have
n..,1 tn llmlf tlinlr .lltirlfiniln until tho
preferred stock Is retired. For the
Jfunston uorporauon, aiviucnas nui ex
ceeding $20,000, can bo taken annually
.. l,n Atmmnn atnelr nt thn rnmnnnv.
while tho dividends of the Taylor Fur.
Co., Inc.. are nmitca to i,uuu an
nually. Common stock Issues of both
Funston nnd Taylor Corporations are
10,200 shares each, and holders of In
ternational Fur Exchange preferred
Dividend
TOE ELECTKIC STOIt.VGE BATTERY
COMl'ANT
Allegheny avenue and 10th street
Philadelphia, July G. 1021.
At a epoclal meettne held this day. the
Board of Directors declared a dividend of
thrre dollars 183.00) per shnre from the ac
cumulated surplus oi the company on both
eemmon and preferred stacks, payable Octo
ber 1, llrSl. to vtocknolders of record at the
doss at business an September 12, 1921
Checks will b mailed.
WALTBR a. HEN'DEnSOK, Treas.
MH1T1IKRN TKUST COMrANY
llltn Dividend
At a meetln of the Hoard of Directors
leld this day a quarterly dividend ot (he
(81 per cent was declared, payablo July 15
1911. to stockholders ot record on the books
ot the company at the close at business
July 0. 1021.
Cheeks tor dividends will be mailed.
WILLIAM II. CUHTIS JR..
Treasurer.
" Philadelphia. Pa.. July T. JD21,
The Board ot Directors of I'enn Truffle
Company has this day declared a semi
annual dividend ot four per rent, pajnble
Aiuruot 1. 1031. to stockholders of record
Jaly 15. 1021. Transfer books remain open.
Checks lll be mailed.
ALFItED M. OKAY. Secretary.
SUl'EKlUtt STEEL CORroitATION
July U. 1021.
At the remilar rceetlnic of the directors
of tho Huprrlor Sterl Corporation a Quarterly
dividend ot 7te per share was declared on
the common stock, payable August 1. 1021,
ts stockholders of r-cord July in. 1021.
" H. D. HAKOE. Secretary.
finwlal Sleetlnra
MANCFACTUKERal AND MKIU
C1IANTV HUILIHNO AND LOAN
Notice Is hereby alven that, by a resolu
tion of the Board of Directors of the
Manufacturers and Mrrrhnnts' UuUUInr and
Loan Association, a special meetlns of the
stockholders of the said association has been
called and will be held on Beptember XX.
1011. at B o'clock 1'. M., at the place of
meetlnx ot the association, .1011 Columbia
avsnue. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, to take
action on the approval or disapproval ot
and to vote for or against the proposed
Increase ot the capital stock of the said
association from one million dollars to rive
million dollars. .
MAX llklV.HEHC Solicitor.
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Foreign Exchange
Explained
An Interesting booklet explaining
tn slroplo language an important
subject. Investors and business
men will find It of great alue.
Sent free upon request for booklet
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Wm- H. McKenna & Co.
221 S. 15th St., Philadelphia. Pa.
Hell Telephone: Locust 1778
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
When In need of Iron and Steel liars, -Dolts,
Nuts, Rivets, "Washers, etc 1100.000 Stock
Csrrled Call up Market B400 Main 4070-77
DONNELLY & COMPANY
Office, 317 Vine Street
Wnrehouseet
817 Vine St., S22 Wood Nt 33S-10 Brown St.
k"-. cuu-vriKti OAK and ki.kctiuo
Philadelphia. Pa., May 26, 1021.
Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to
' resolutions ot the Board of Directors of
Counties (las and Electric Company, a spe
cial meeting of the stockholders of said
mmnanv has bean eatlrd and will be held
T":i . . -7" ii7 .l- I.L.. .t.
Kl me principal onice oi nv company, norin-
west corner of Broad and Arch sis., Phila
delphia, Pa., on July 27, 1021. at 11 o'clock
A. M,, (or the purposes ot voting for or
gainst an Increase of ttte capital stock of
the company from 110.000 shares of the
par value of 30 each to 180.000 shares of
the par value of IAO each, of which B0.000
shares iC.iall be Class A Preferred Stock,
CO.nno shares (being the present authorlied
B referred stock) shall be Class B Preferred
tnck. and 80.000 shares (being the present
authorlied common stock) shall be Common
Stock: snd In the eent ot such Increase of
determining the designations, rights, privi
leges, limitations, preferences and voting
powers, or prohibitions, restrictions oc quail
neatloas nf the voting and other rights and
powers and the terms as to redemption, of
(aid Clnfs A Preferred Stock, Class I). Pre
ferred Stock and 'Common Stock; of author
ising said Class A Preferred Stork to ho
' Issued and disposed of by the Board of Wi
red ore ot the Company at such time or times
and upon such terms and conditions as said
, board shall from time to time approve, pro
i -rlded. however, that said stock shall nrst
he offered tro rata to the stockholders for
auhacrtptlori at not leas than par: and ot
aalrlM action linn. allpt. Alh.p vn.t In
connection with the foregoing as may prop-
U. W. CUTtrtAN.
, R arret ery,
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fineelni NotWs
KSSS OEOIKlK II. IIUCHANAN COMPANY'
hpeclkl Notice to Stockholders
-souee is nsreoy Kiven inai, ny a resolu
tion of the Board of Directors of the (leers
II, Buchanan Company! a special nueilnir
iO( the stockhnUsrs of the said company will
John T. Dyer Quarry Co.
Tlrialnasa T-atltMlahlf KtOt
BIRDSBORO
TRAPPE ROCK
Harrison Bldg., Philadelphia, Pq,
-"V-ii-""1 18n -.l uh Phone.
William K. Chapman & Sons
1506-08 WashinRton Ave.
MASON BUILDERS
ALSO OWNERS
THE PIULADKLPIIIA BlflCK COMTAN1
Capacity of 80,000,000 per annum,
Kerbaugh Lime Company
llullders' Huppllea
and note circulation ?10,rj00,000.
Illinois Centrul freight last month de
creased 28,534 cars to 130,854. Locnl
loading decreased 13.02'J to 01,018.
Grain increased 888 to 4370; cotton,
314 to 1733; bnnanas, 130 to 1053;
quarry products, 3022 to C172, nnd
cement, 157 to 1370. Coal decreased
0201 to 18,211; merchandise, 2318 to
32.713 ; livestock. 310 to 3370 : lumber.
1177 to 4180; logs, 453 to 3804"rand
petroleum and Its products, 24 to 1074.
The Atchison's June business was
107.721, a decrease of 15,534. Local
loadings decreased 7500 to 80,304.
Grain Increased 4207 to 0305; lumber,
405 to 0010 ; rcfrlucrator frclgbt, 1244
to 7742, and oil, 214 to 13.3115, while
livcitock decreased 1055 to 5732; coa),
4000 to 5727, and miscellaneous, 15,040
to 00,744.
SUBURBAN POLITICAL FIGHTS
Scramble for Treasurerthlp of Chel
tenham TownBhlp
Although tho primaries arc still far
ofT September 20 qulto a ucramble
hoc developed over tho treasurcrsliip of
Cheltenham Township. The present
incumbent is Kdward Llnew, of Ash
bourne, now serving his third consecu
tive torro, and he is working for a
fourth term in that office.
His opponents nro Joseph C. Coch
ran, of Wyncote, Township Solicitor;
Harold C. Pike, of Cheltenham, n
member of tlio Legislature for the last
tuo terms, and Harry Hen'iigcr, it renl
critnto broker at Glciisidc.
"William B. Lect and Lester Dingy,
botli of Klltins Park, nro out for Town
Khip Commissioner, and Thaddeus K.
Ucllcrman, of Ashbourne, wants to be
Justice of the Peace.
Similnr conditions exist at Abington
Township, where Dr. WElton, of Bos
l.vn, the present Treasurer, will bo op
posed at the primaries by the Ablngton
Chief of Police, llajra Liebcr, Justice
of tho Peace Calvin Williunis. of Ah
incton, and David Bcnning, nf Mc
Kinley, Township CommifcMioner,
AUTO DRVER SENTENCED
Convicted at Shore of Causing a
Man's Death
Atlantic City. July 8. Howard
Falrbrothers, twenty years old, of
Plcasantvllic, was sentenced by Judge
Ingcreoll yesterday, to six months in the
county Jail and pay a fine of $500 for
manslaughter. Driving an automobile,
ho ran down Samuel Barton, of Abso
con, it was charged, and death resulted.
Xotico of uppeal acted as a stay of the
sentence.
Falrbrothers was convicted on the
second trial, the first jury hearing his
case disagreeing alter deliberating
twenty-four hours.
PRISONERS MUTINY
Cherry Hill Convicts Fall to Take
Kindly to New Home
Philadelphia convicts do not take
kindly to being removed from the
Eastern Penitentiary in this city. Word
came from Pittsburgh last night that
fifty men transferred from the local
prison to the Western Penitentiary nt
Woods Hun have vlrtunlly mutinied
against the change and have expressed
their dissatisfaction by causing so much
trouble that the big stone prison Is
in a continual uproar,
Tho men were transferred along with
twenty-five women, and all arc long
term prlsonors. Tlioy wero transferred
from Philadelphia because tho prison
hero is overcrowded.
STEALS CHUM'S ATTIRE
Sent to House of Correction for Rob
bing Boyhood Friend
Charged with the larccnv of a suit
case filled with the clothing of his best
friend, Herbert Palmer, twenty-two
years old, of Thirteenth and Race
streets, was arrested yesterday and sent
to tho 'House of Correction for three
months by Magistrate Grolls. Accord
ing to the police, Palmer took the suit
case, after McDanlcl, of 820 Race
street, hod checked re in a restaurant
near Thirteenth nnd Vine streets. Pal
mer and McDanioi, who had been fcliool
friends, had gone to Wilmington, Del.,
to seek employment. Palmer returned
to tho restaurant beforo McDnnlel and
obtained the suitcase. Wlien found later
at Elchth nnd Wood streets. Palmer
wan wearing his fricnd'H suit nnd other
articles of clothing. The stolen suit
caso was recovered in n. rooming hnuso
at Ninth and Vine streets, after Pal
mer's arrest.
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Henry A. Rowan, Jr.. Co.
723 N. Broad St., Phila.
King Gives First Ball In 7 Years
London, July 8. The first State ball
at Buckingham Palaco slnco 11)14' was
held last night in honor of the King nnd
Queen of the Belgians. It had an air
of unusual brlllianco owing to the com
parative novelty of tho affair, 2000
guests attending the function. The
fuests Included 'Ambassndor and Mrs.
Tarvcy.
IHPflHr
JIB I
CHARLES E. INOERSOLL
STANLEY E WILSON .
A. D.SWIFT . . .
DAVID R. CARSON .
ALBERT H. ASHBY .
. . . President
. . Vice-Preildtnt
Cainfer
Ajjiitant to the President
Aufitant Cashfer
Annunl VfMlnr
3
STOCKHOI.IU'.ItS' SIEKTINO
The Tvrentr-second Annual aatln.- nf
the stockholders of tho Drxttr Portland
Cement Companr will b" hold at the offlco
ot th Company, Naiareth Pa . on Tuesday.
Jul)' ltth, 1021, at 2 o'r'ock I. M.. for ths
purpose ot electing a Hoard of Directors,
ratlirlnv ths acta of the Hoard of Directors
for the preceding; year and for the trans
action ot such other tuslness as may legally
coma before said mretlnr,
CUARBNCK Y, TKHXEU
Bwrelarjr
rAnTNKiwinr
'lil hM m Frldar. September O. Ilt.l, at
i nnu . ai.M sm l liibj in iiiLiuaii nuirn nr ins
company. US Snnsom street, Philadelphia,
to take action on the approval or dlsapprp-
lf val 9t n4 to voieior or aaainst the pro-,
kA ixiMd incrvsse of the capital stock of saldi
IK erpPtlon trom IIM.OOO to llftfi.000. '
tiiAui.t.3 u. iu.NBi.i;r.
Kecreiary.
CABJIOI-L It. WILLIASIM.
Solicitor,
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Prowosals
KIA8TMKNT OF 1'imUC BArTTrY
' biractor's nfflr.
Sealed farenesals Mrlll B reeelve at Ihla
'dll,. ll.nM HI 1 -1,U llatl l.ntll U'.J.U.
. jriice, iivuin li- vv ').u, unll itranrs
i.t star. July 50. Iwi. at 12 o'clock noon, day-
lA,J llt-savtn time, for ths follewlnii
iA1 ' Kieetrlcal Bireau Kor furnlhln flsturss
i'h j ,ir Police ana nre siaiionsi ior rurnisnina
L i alu.l-1-al aiitinllaa In, iwlrina (n ..aIIi. anil
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?!' Ill ptvr plant, Bpecintajliinj fpr
th aoove to be bad at Heorn Ota, city
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,a vltnjjHieaJasCrMervea'the rlsht ta rJer.
,1 . Mir oran.lakU, or part cf bids, as may be
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MfflCE IS IIKHK11V OIVKN THAT Till:
partnershlw heretofore sslstlnx be
tween Joseph Wcrthelmsr and Illam J, Max
mln. under the Arm name of IVcrtlielmrr X
Compiiny at 40 North HUth street, i'hlladel-
Shla, was dissolved by mutual consent nn
illy 2, 1W1. Ths business heretofore con
ducted uy mo saiu cuvauriner'nip irom anl
after the above date will be carried on
by Hiram J Mnim'n under the firm name of
lllrum J. Maxruln & Company, at the same
address.
All debts due to the said partnership are ,
to be paid to, and those due from the same i
velll be Paid by th aald Hiram J ilaxmln It
Company at ths above address I
HIRAM J. MAX1IIN. i
BEMJA11IH I KUIIINilOHN. F.ti.
Attorney 008 Lincoln Hid. 1'lilla., Pa,
NUTICIS 1H 11K11EUV U1VKN THAT T1I15
partnership nt Alfred ,K. IVHIsaiid Kbrr
KlJudnleV. lately tr dlnsf as "Wills, l.ml.
wlek Co.." havl f Ita offlcs at 1T0
lautom street, Phliaoelphia, Pa,, and ernras
n as feneral contractors tn. the construc
tion limine., ha this day !wi dissolved
by -mutual consent. All, creditors, are r
ouestid to present their claims, and alt per
sons owing said firm are requested to pay
Their debt within thirty (JO) days from dais
in Hamusl P, Haaerrran, Attorney, 133 0.
Dated. June S3. 103
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IAGARA
FALLS
EXCURSIONS
THURSDAYS
July 21, Aujutt 4, 18, September
1, IS, 29, od October 13
Round $ 1 6,80 Tri-
From PHILADELPHIA
Tickets food la parlor or elecpln ears
on paymeni. or, ususi casrioa ior space
occupied, lacludluc surchsrie. All tares
subject to war tax el 05'..
ISasiern Payllcht
Train leates Standard Psvlnr
Time Time
llroad Bt, Stn. Ki?.t A M Oitli A M
West Vhlla, HiSO A M 030 A.Xr
Th Idrnl Itoute to Nlouam
Falls, Jtlvlnit . anyllf lit rlilt
Ihrxiish brnutlfiil NuHqoeliuniia
Volley.
Proportionate fares from other
nnlnu. Ticket rood for 1 days.
PennsylvaniaSysfem
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ill Mi uVs.flR-HsHHslHsl III
HI JUNE SPECIAL j
II x uy u.uu vasn II
1 JNew uorona III
THE FOLDING I if
III TYPEWRITER
III Balancs III H
$ .25 I
III ,,r Uwk III I
IB I J ins oner cnenaenl III 1
III tor 10 days more, ill 1
HI Liberty Typewriter Co. Ill j
II 1029 Chestnut Street j
I Corona
111 TTser Pnonsi Hbang Atacrun 3
lili -Ji 5l i
, )giiiiraniuMmiiiiiiii!Bi'nuiWB
1 I
HOLV I 4 Buy
I Coffee I S
1 i ' -Ly
i At all our Stores MUM flltllf
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WILLIAM POST . . Chairman Executive Committee
Central National Bank
of Philadelphia
Chestnut Street at Fifth
Capital $1,000,000 Surplus andUndlvided Profits Earned $4,400,000
If
Fishermen's Excursions
EVERY SUNDAY
$1 "--JO R0UND TRIP $1 csn
- r War Tax 12 Cents additional JtJ V
Anglesea
Andrews Ave.
(Ottens' Harbor)
I.eaTo aiarket Htreet Wharf
B:00 A. M Standard Time
JB;00 A. M Daylight Tlmo
I.ouve t'mmlen
6 08 A. M Standard Time
6:08 A. M Daylight Tlmo
Iteturnlnr, lento Andrews Arenue
4.38, B.X8 and 7.B1 P. M.tstnndard Time)
Maurice River
TO
Fortescue
Fishing Grounds
I.enve Mnrket Street Wharf
B:Z0 A. M., Stnntlard Tlmo
0:30 A. M. DayliBht Time
Leave Camden
B:28 A. M Standard Time
C:28 A. M Daylight Time
Jtetnrning, leave AInnrlce River
4140 P. M. (Standard Time)
R
Boats available at Anglesea, Ottens' Harbor, and Maurice River to
Fishing Grounds and return.
Pennsylvania System
FARM AND GARDEN
FARM AND OARDEN
Direct From Manufacturer jIji
For Otutlitn. Service nnd Attrno.t.itin i,!nn0 )"
Beautiful I-awn nnd Onrden Furniture unique, distinctive
designs quality materials and craftsmanship
Single Pieces Complete Seti
0tcontlnuc4 onilmli'Ultt$'g2$"
be sold at- SS5 nr iV.n. .....
Irlnclpnl of I'linston I'r.x t, i"
require that all Mock ptthuw?i ".''J
tlio aforcnict.tior.nl tlnn bo nLl'i'
a voting trust fo.- five year. I Ml1 I
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Sumter and Labor:
A oontrait in methods,
IF we only could get the Sumter.method
applied to all building .materials, and
especially- to labor, house-building
would begin to boom at' once.
The Sumter method is to locate the
best-equipped mills" to furnish certain
required lots of lumber quickly and at lowest cost
This method keeps efficiency up .and cost down!
The Union labor method is to demand the
same pay for the poorest and slowest workman'
as for tho best and quickest. This keeps effici
ency down and cost and unemployment up.
Sumter says, Favor tjie beat. Labor says
Handicap the best: Which is right? '
When the world returns to sanity, you will
find our Sumter "concentration yard" in work
ing order, oiled up and ready to gve you advan
tages in buying lumber that.no sane business
mart will disregard.
Some day you'll build. If you want the work finished
on tlmo, sco that tho lumber comes from LLOYD.
William M. Lloyd Company
THE LUMBER CENTRE J
300 Commercial Trust Building, Philadelphia
ESTABLISHED isfg - V
SOPTHKBN BALES OFriCK 01JABI.OTTE. N. Q
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BYKASisnn' NOTtrKi
rtTKAMSltir NOTICES
Veracr BlOr., lUlttnon
Regular Express, Passenger 1
Freight Service
N. T. to Rio de Janeiro. Montevideo, Dncnoi
B8 AMT.RICAV T.KCltON. "1.000 tons (e)
HH rtUltnN, 17,000 tons (a)
on .ijcui.ijn.zi.uuu ion (n
88 BOUT11KRN CIIOSS, 11,000 tons (c)...
aitamtri or u. g, aippno voara
aj rrn, errand and intra cwjs.
(e) J"lrjt and third class,
Tor rntrs and partlenlors npp'.y
to nnr I'sssenrrr Arrncr or to
Munson Steamship Line
87 Wnll 8trnt. Nrw York
Drexol BuHdlnir Philadelphia
Httlle Kew Orlenno fit. Jxmls Conwnr Bldf ., Cblttn
Aim
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181
EARN-LINE
Incorporated ISOt
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA to HAVANA
SS"COCHJINA" July 20
(Arrangements bare brrn mndo for quirk disrhnreo ot nno at llarunj)
Tor BpaoB and nntcs Apply
EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Agents,
Muiitu tiuiiuing, rnua., t'a.
Lombard 6Z0O-S201-S2O:-s:08
Main S281
Clyde Steamship Co.
FOREIGN SERVICES
philadelphia
londok, hull,
NEWCASTLE, LEITH,
DUNDEE & ABERDEEN
S S "Capulln" July 15
V. 8. 8. n. Btcrl Httamer
PHILADELPHIA
to
GENOA and
MARSEILLES
A Steamer Last Half July
U. S. 8. II. Htccl Sltnmtr '
For Infonnntlon nnd rates apply to
Clyde Steamship Co.
rier North nirer. N. V.
TKLBPHONE HPKINO 8800
Manhattan Llfo Building, Phila.
i.oMHAltn flan7.nifts .... -
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i 3 '.very homo can nftord gome of these pieces make i 7h
7vnur selection now nt our nalesroom. C-Z-l
"SfTJfj'G? ,';orythlriB you neea, Includlnit -Wood Arches fL
MfeTU' Trellises Arbor Kntrnnco antes Pergolas, etc. 4Er
MRlt-V FREDERICK R. GERRY COMPANY ffl-J
rrTii C 1835 Marlet strcct Philadelphia ( M '
si IMsWsM M t " ,--iiftTirtsr-sr-fff ttt' l r"w Li. llfl,!!, II
KERR LINES
Sailings from Philadelphia
BREMEN
HAMBURG SS "City of Flint" (USSB)
Sailed
SS "Coreon" (USSB)
Sailing July 16
SS "Chickasaw" (USSB)
Sailing July 30
Kerr Steamship Co., Inc.
015.16 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
"rr. r-hono
Muln Oliu
Hell Tslephone
Lombard 8251
Dixie Steamship Lines
PHILADELPHIA, BRISTOL.
MANCHESTER, GLASGOW
U 8. 8. II, 8. 8.
OPELIKA
K-prctra la ,il ,y (h
AT CONri5Hi.NCB BAtes
HanriH, MagiU c& Co,, Inc
isussiss uug- ,'w,ssra
M
7l
White Star
.. Kew Vork IJterpool
''o July 23 Au. 20 Bapt. If
""Itto July 30 AUK. 2T Ht. li
Codrlo Aur. 0 Sept. S Oct. 1
ISew lorLChrrbourr Southampton .
?'la July Ifl Au. 18 Sept, I
Adriatic Au. X Au. 31 Ocf.
ew lork and Boston Arores, 0lbrIltl
Shnplrs and Genoa
noplo Aujr. OSepLlJ
retlc , St't. f
,. . , riiltadelphls Mrerpool
Haverford July 0 Auar. 13 Sopt'I
Red Star Line
N. ., rirmonth, Chrrbonrr, Antwerp .,
rlntJ July 10 Au. 30 Sept.
"nd juy 3 AUf. 2T Ocf. .J
Zealand Au, 0 Sept. 10 Oct. lj
Kroonland Au, 13 Sfpt. 3 Oct. i
Pblladelphln Ilaraburc I.lbaa Dsntlr..
Stmland tSd class only) Jolr"
Opthland a class only) Julr
'freight for J)anil only sail trom Kr
York one day later.
rhllndelphla Antirerp ..
Scythian .July SJ
ilMsmcAN Link
,, New, York nambuVs; tI Cherboor .,
Jfanchurla July 14 Aui.Jf
Mongolia July 23 Sep!. I
Mtnnekahda Aug. 11 -
Dirsct to Hamburg,
.... I'hIUdelnhU Hamburg . ..
East Indian. .July 12 fOsawstomle ..July
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
c .u. rhlladelphlo Ixjudon , .,
Scythian J.I M
irncklnaw ...July 5 I floythlsn . .Ju'rJf
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
a ui . , rhllodelpbln Ilelterdsm ,
Schledyk ....July 0 Oorredyk JuIrM
I nlnnHni!aH. f II ill. .r.l.s.
otvwiiuiiuuai iitercnniuc luanno ,
Compnny
'iin STEAMnns l.sr.o con tonsim
52,i"eilJMX-OM' "1 "Volnut 8t Tint.
Freight Offlt, JQIMU Bnurse llMs,. TliIlM
AniuMirDriAi ,
1-viiiinii.itvini
V STEAMSHIP LINEg 'fc
PHILADELPHIA io
CORK, DUBLIN, BELFAS
LONDONDERRY
Other Irish 1'orM If '
Biitllrlent Cnrgo Offer" ,-
Expected Loading July 18
SS "DELAVAN" '
Moore & McCormnck Co., In'-
6 BronrlwaT, Now York
VhllntlelpMa Acrnt
E.W. STRINGFIELD
Anchor Forwnrdlntf Co., In8-
472-J10 lrerl Hide.. rMI. ,
,I.nnil)nrd nilT'H Msln '"'Jrc'
DIRECT!
JERVia
To
Danzie Riga Ltbna Stettlfl
Trm . .-
1 PHILADELPHIA JULY 10
U. S. S. B. "Oronolw"
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Baltimore Joly 15 Norfolk '' J'
N.w Yptk-Julr 20 t .,
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