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" Prices on Branded Goods,
Following Mills Action
-"FARM BUYERS RESIST RISE
Chicago, Sept. 10. Prices on many
'Jwell-known lines of brnrnleu cotton
I foods, according to the Dry Ooods lie
'Iportcr, have been withdrawn by Jobbers
here because of similar action by many
mills. "Wide variations In the rnw
staple made it nearly impossible to
work out a basis far replacement vnl
xucs. Many branded lines which carry
prices show sharp advances, ns much
as a cent and a half on some 4-4 nheft
Ings and five nnd n half on Borne ducks,
Jwhlch have been below the parity of
tflml!ar cloths.
Retail buyers from the corn belt In
sist that their customers object to ml
vanecs In any line so long as their
produce stays down. Frequently whole
val houses report Inability to fill many
rders on which the prices of a few
fwccks ago arc expected. Merchants
still show HttV illn-"!'ioii tn ntitlrl-
CAPITAL,
SURPLUS
and
UNDIVIDED
PROFITS
'$106,352,654.07
Head O.Tiee
S3 Wall Street
Mew York
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THE ML
Good Business Ahead?
Fundamental conditions are much sounder than a year ago. Prices wholesale
" have dropped 52. Will we see good business this Fall? Or will times
i continue dull?
BABSON'S REPORTS
Babson's special letter on the Fall outlook Rives you the plain, unbiised facts on the pre- nt
t situation, and forecasts coming conditions with remarkable accuracy. It contains informa
, Uon of vital importance to every executive. ., , . , . .,
I Alert fit Am for Bulltlln 34WQ
fport on tRcquest
Copies are available for
distribution to interested
executives, gratis.
Tear out the Memo now
and hand it to your
secretary when you dictate
tbe rooming's mail.
Roger W.
Th Larpttt
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Write Roger
1 tvti t-rvjtu
Dillon, Read & Co. Interim Receipts
FOR
Detroit United Railway
First Mortgage Collateral 8 Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
may be exchanged on and after Monday, Septem
ber 19th, .for definitive bonds upon surrender of
the receipts at the office of
Central Union Trust Company of New York
80 ISroadwey, New York
Dillon, Read & Co.
IT
Right Again!
After consistently ndvising our clients of the stocks that
should sell lower nnd which stocks DID sell lower
On August 29th they were advised by "Special Bulletin
Service" that the turning point had been reached. Twenty-four
hours later every stock we mentioned started on an upward
move.
Our clients will again be advised when to sell.
In justice to yourself, we should be handling a part of your
business.
Alan A. Alexander & Co.
STOCKS and BONDS
COLONIAL TRUST DLDC, PHILADELPHIA
Krr.l Hare OUOl Ilelli I.ociut S340.l-Z.3-4i llr-inrh Office, Hrldacton, X. J.
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$12,000
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Tin; nitiNd iinf;. addihi.ss
c 4U. i.i:ntii:n ofiicu
:
rale their wants very far 6n many
lines until they can obtain a clearer
view of the attitude and prospective
purchasing power of their customers.
.Tohn V FArvcl Company says:
"Wholesale dry goods business has been
siren a stirring Impetus hv mills' read
justments to the new prices of cottons
ana ynrns. Tlielr new prices on cot
ton niece, coods arc 110 to 40 per cent
over tho low point In July. They
have withdrawn nil underwear price
ncndlnz readjustment, llurers are In
the market in much larger numbers
and commitments nro for larger quan
tities. Itond orders arc nbout !() per
cent ahead of last year, both in num
ber nnd volume."
U. S. Certificates and Treasury Notes
Int. Maturing . . ..
Rate Date
Hid askcu xieia
tan 1.3" ion 3-32 1.12
SJ4 Oct.. 1021..
3 Oct. 1821...
t'0 . Deo.. 1B21..
SJJ Feb.. 1022.
t5M March. 11)22
t3S March. 1022.
t'lUJ June, 1022..
S'4 Aug.. 1022 .
t'lW June. 1024..
100 1-10 10OH 4.00
KlO'n 100S 3. ST
I0IIH lOO'l 4.80
11)0 :)-S2 100 5-32 4.V0
100 3.10 100 7-in 4. 87
loon-m loos-in 4.05
10117.32 100 5-1 0 S.10
100ft lot S.33
Kxemnl from normal Federal Income tax.
t Acceptable (or pa)trrent of Incomo tax
due on date of maturity.
Raw Sugar Market Easter
New York, Sept. 10. Increasing mho de
veloped In the raw sugar market late yes
terday, a local refiner purchasing 4000 tons
Philippines, duo tn arrive, the end of this
month, at 4c, c. I. f. This ts about lie
n pound below the Ian previous sale of
uncontrolled sugars, nnd Is tho lowest price
for them ot recorded on the present down
ward movement. Other uncontrolled sugar
nro available at n shnde h'gher than the
nbovo level, but refiners nro not showing i
keen Interest In them. Arrivals etcrday
consl'ted of 48,nno bans Philippines con
signed to the Fedora Sugar Refining Com
pany. The local rellned market is unchanged,
uotn an to conuiuons ana prii.es.
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF NEW YORK
AND BRANCHES
Condensed Statement of Condition as of September 6, 1921
ASSETS
CASH on Hand, in Federal Reserve Bank, due
from Banks, Bankers and U. S. Treasurer . .
Acceptances of other Banks
Loans and Discounts .
United States Bonds, other Bonds and Securities
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank
Banking House . ' .
Items in Transit Foreign Branches ....
Customers' Liability Account of Acceptances. .
Other Assets
LIABILITIES
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits . 5106,352,654.07
Deposits 561,978,824.00
Reserves (for Taxes, Interest Accrued, et cetera) 7,593,277.49.
Unearned Discount - 2,360,357.19
Circulation 1,230,597.50
Due to Federal Reserve Bank 40,600,000.00
Other Bank Acceptances and Foreign Bills sold with our
Endorsement 20,878,268.43
Acceptances, Cash Letters of Credit and Travelers' Checks ,, 36,588,075.64
Bonds Borrowed - 2,078,000.00
Other Liabilities ..........,...... 2,185,921.90
OUTLOOK
Babson's Statistical Organization
Welletley Hills, 82, Mus.
Orsanuatvtn f Bmt Aiwxnrt is t World
CL1POFFHERE -
1
W. Dabson. founder of the Dabson Statistical
I Organisation. Wellejley Hills K1 Maas . as follows: Please I
send me a copy of Bullctir 3VQ A booklet, "Incrttutng J
gratis.
NEWBURGER,
HENDERSON & LOEB
Members New York and
Philadelphia Stock Exchanges
1410 Chestnut St.
John T. Dyer Quarry Co.
Iliiatnriw KatiMUIied 1801
BIRDSBORO
TRAPPEROCK
Harrison Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
EVEIST13sTG PUBLIC
LONDON 8TOCK MARKET
Oil
Group Rallies French Loans
Dull Industrials Firmer ,
London, Sept. 10. There was a
rn.11r In the oil nroltn on tho Stock Ex
change today following los'cs. Shell
Transport nnd Trading nnd Mexican
Knglc both wero quoted nt 4 13-10.
Ollt-cdgcd Investment Issues wero eas
ier, but therp wns no feature to the
trading. French loans were dull nnd
unchanged.
Dollar descriptions were weaker,
moving with New York exchnnge.
Home rails wero colorless and neglected.
There was further moderate realizing in
Argentine rails.
Industrials were firmer but quirt.
Rubbers wero inclined to sag, but deal
ings were professional. Kitllirs were
Inactive and flabby.
In the main, changes in quotations
remained narrow, with operations light.
Usjinl week-end absenteeism wns ob
servable. 4
Federal Reserve Ratios
Washington, Sept. 10, Ratios of total
reeres to net deposits nnd Federal Hesorve
note liabilities combined, for tho twelve
Federal Reserve Hanks nnd the entire sye.
tcrr ns of September 14, 1(121. compared
with previous week nnd a car ago, fol
low! Sep.14,'21 SeD.7 '21 Seu.17 .'50
liosion '.n
New York 73.7
I'lillndelphln .... fiO.3
Cleveland flB.8
Richmond 41.7
Atlanta 40.2
Chicago 72.7
hi Louis 57.0
Minneapolis .... 80. n
Kansas City .... ft7.it
Dallas 42.3
Pan Francisco .. 07.1
72.D 30.7
72.11 SO .1
(11),3 32 f)
nn.n nn s
42.0 42.7
40 7 41.0
r.'.i.s 40 n
.7.4 30.3
31.H 3S.5
no.i 42.o
40.0 41 0
01. (1 43.2
Total
07..-.
(10.2
43.8
5132,229,246.33
2.121.469.2G $184,350,715.59
$513,697,316.77
33,887,787.35
2,550,000.00
550,135.104.12
5,060.000.00
4,124,665.05
32,931,178.50
5,244,012.96
$781,845,976.22
TOTAL
TOTAL
S781.845.976.22
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?
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market. We have a
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pointers.
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Mtmbtrt Consolidated Stock
Exchange of Ntw York
1522 Walnut St., Phila.
r York Trenton Kntoii
ritUburih Wilmington
l'otl llle
Irfhleli Viilley Coal Co 4,a-3' 1D33
l.ehlali Vullry Cat Ilroa 4'h Hrrl.il
Wmt Jemry & Heu.licre It. It.. 3JV 1D(I
Wr.teni '?w York i. renna. It. It. V 1013
Wmtern Nrw lork A I'rnnj. It. II. .V 1U37
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Members 1'hllndelnlilii fiteek Kxrlionie
07 fllKSTNt'T KTIIKF.T
SERVICE Everything That
Word Means
la nt the dl.rioaal of overy llullder and Ccm
tra. tor In Philadelphia und Vicinity from
DONNELLY & COMPANY
317 Vino Street
(-11 Market HIOO or Miiln 401IM7
Citalillihtd U02 Doth PnonM
William R. Chapman & Sons
1506-08 Washington Are.
MASON BUILDERS
ALSO OWNERS
run rnii.AnELriiiA nuicK comiwxi
Capacity of 30,000,000 per annum
Kerbaugh Lime Company
Wulldl-e' HopplUf
LEDGER PHTDADBLPBlA, FRIDAY, ' S
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET
"There Is snld to bo n generally
better feeling all around," tsnitl nu
ofliclal of ono of thp downtown bank!)
yesterdny, "but a great many of tho
closer (Undents of the situation nro
wondering If it nmounU to nifythlng
moro than n 'feeling.' Uuslncus can
be bct described na spotty. In several
lines whero there was evidence of a
quickening a few weeks ago, conditions
have become quiet again."
lu another line, a representative of
one of tho larger houses remarked to
this morning that he was filled up on
orders nnd was not receiving any now
ones to speak of. Until tho spread it
still moro greotly reduced between tho
wholesaler and the retail prices, thero
docs not Rcem to be much opportunity
for any extensive revival of business
activity. Tho recovery must necessarily
be slow because of tho times and con
ditions, nnd there Is llttlo use for any
one deceiving himself to n contrary
belief.
Kallrontl Funding 11 111
It Is not often everybody sees the
same thing lu tho same way. Accord
ing to Street gossip, based upon re
liable advices from Washington, there
Is every likelihood of speedy action on
the port of the Senate tin the Hnllroad
Viiiullnir Tllll wlirn CoilCfCSS rcCOll-
encs next Friday. That Is the Street
viewpoint. ,
A well-known local financial political
Interest, who was intimately associated
with the Wilson Administration, ex
pressed an entirely different one yes
terday. During a conversation In one of
the prominent commission lioiuiei no
stilted that during n visit to W ashlng
ton, just prior to the adjournment ot
Congress, ho was informed by inilu
entinl members of both Houmjs there
wns not the slightest chance for tho
bill being enacted at the special session.
"Furthermore," he said, "I was u
formed by n member of tiio steering
committee, unless tlie bill wns amended
to n considerable extent It did not liavo
much of n chance oven at the regular
session. Uotli the Western nnd South
western clement look upon tho present
measure us a clean-cut handout for the
rullroads nnd it is going to require spmtj
good, hard arguments to change their
minds. The figures and facts presented
bv former Secretary MncAdoo have made
ninny more stubborn than ever. AN hat
is more, you will find the present
Congress is not nt all friendly to
capital."
Is It a Distributing Marhet?
It is quite n difficult task to con
vince many observers that It is not n
distributing market. , They naturally
want to know what philanthropic mo
tive prompted the revived pool activi
ties. Exciting Contest of tho Season
Ono of the most exciting contests of
the season will take place today and
tomorrow in the lower Delaware liny
nnd the loinl banking community are
awaiting patiently to crown the victor.
All summer there has been a keen
rivalry as to the piscatorial proclivi
ties of both Horace Smith and pharlcs
II. Smith, of the banking firm of
Charles Smith & Sons. Both arc proud
possessors of line motorboat cruisers,
nnd nil during the season, both being
nrdent followers of Izniilc NS niton, have
made frequent trips to the fishing banks
lu nnd around Cape May. There lias
also been considerable dispute ns to the
superiority of each bont and the ability
of the two bankers in landing the
largest number of the denizens of the
deep. To settle this long-standing
dispute, through the intercession of
friends, both have ngrced to leave Cape
May at 7 o'clock this morning nnd make
nu uninterrupted run to Kortescue
Hcnch, in the lower Delaware Hay.
both to ttnrt fishing immediately upon
r..nf.liine- the ulnce of destination. To
fish contlnuouslv until noon on Satur
day, then make n run to Maurice
IUvcr and take on board three barrels
of Maurice River Cove oysters. To
run back to Ship John Light, nialte
ru-nlvn plrnilnr trlns nround that litrht
and n simllnr run nround the Ledge
Light for striped bnss, the catch to be
Iced and senled in a suunme uoi or
boxes in the presence of n disinterested
party nrcnmpnnyins each of the bank
ers. Then n run bnrk to Cnne Mav.
The superiority of either of tho honts
to be derided upon the first arrival.
The same as to the plventorlnl ability
to he derided bv the size of the catch.
Either of the contestants must bait and
unhook all fish, but no time limit Is
nlareil upon the length or hour of the
fishing contest while in nction.
Railway Steel Spring
It is figured the equipment com
panies will be In position possibly to
make n great deal more money out of
icpnir work than on new cars. The
larger number of cars out of repairs
Is helping several of the companies in
absence of large orders for new equip
ment. Arrnnllne to the street reports.
the Railway Steel Spring Company is
one of the oompnnies which has been
mnterlnllv henpfited on these lines.
The company is understood to be In
exrcpiionnuy goon simiie. rur n
years ended January 1 Inst it paid off
its entire bonded debt nmountlng to
j:0,0.-0.000 nnd ndded $S, 120,000 to
working capital, a total of $14,720,000
ncnlnst R1H.000.000 common stock.
Cash holdings on Janunry 1 last were
SS.OOO.OOO. equal to more than .$00 n
share; cash holdings today ns result of
inventory reduction must be equnl to
almost present selling price of common
stock.
Reading's Bituminous Tonnage
During July, 15121. 1.122.S32 tons
of bituminous coal were carried over
the Philadelphia and Rending system".
Tills is a considerable reduction from
the tonnage carried over the Philadel
phia nnd Reading sjstem during tho
snme month Inst year, which totaled
1,820,012 tons. It Is n still further
reduction from the tonnngo carried in
July, 11)111, which totaled 2,118,877
tons, it is also tlie lowest Diuiininous
tonnage carried during any month tills
year.
Heavy Deflation In South Africa
South African import nnd export
figures for the month of August must
be interpreted in the light of the heavy
deflation which is still in progress. The
delay In tho return to normal conditions
is largely to be attributed to tho fact
that tlie peak of inflation was not
reached in South Africa so early as in
many other countries. Thus, imports
in 1020 were .S03.l)72 in value na
compared with 0,020,018 in 1010. In
view of the huge surplus which had to
tie absorbed, it is surprising that in
August, 1021, goods to tho value of
:t,887,.ri02 were imported. Kxports
were 10 per tent grenter In value in
11121 than in 11)20; the nctual figures,
as cabled by Trade Commissioner Stev
enson, were I.fl(ll,B81 and ft.'JlO.Hfitt,
icspectlvely. The wholo second quar
ter fhowcd n fuvorablo trade, balance.
Tin: TRADUR.
Reserve Banks' Discount Rates
Official rtdlscoiint rates at tho tweRe Fed
trul Reserve Ui.iKs nro as fullows:
Treas. Lib. Com' I Bkis.
cos, jionns j-uper. Accept
Boston
New York
Philadelphia ....
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlunta
Chicago
St. l.uula ......
lllnr.eapolls ....
Kansas City ..
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COTTON GOODS TRADE FAIR
Yarn Market ShoWa Absence of Both
Buying and Selling Textiles Dull
A fair trade for tho last few week
la rcrorted by wholesalers and Jobbers
of cotton goods, nccoidlns t t'10 review
of business conditions In the Philadel
phia district as reported by H. O. Dun
& Co.
In the ynrn market there ins been nn
nbsenco of both buying and selling.
Wlillo n gradual ndvanco In business
Ins been noticed for some time past, tho
yarn market has again lapsed to tho
hand-to-mouth variety, with crdcrs
small and scarce.
Business among tho textile mills gen
erally continues dull, with llttlo pros
pectH of belter conditions In tho near
future
Tho review, continuing, goes on to
sny:
"Manufacturers of shirtwaists sny
trade continues quiet. There Is little
demand, however, for tho bcttir clnss
of merchandise, buyers not being dis
posed to place any advanced orders.
Collections in tho line nro slow.
"Mnnufnctgrcra of dresses say the
trade is buying spnrlngly and for Im
mediate needs only, endeavoring to ob
tain goods nt Its own price.
"Clonk and suit manufacturers nre
doing little, there being a feeling that
llip trade will bo somewhat stimulated
Inter with better weather condition's.
Collections In the line nte slow.
"Manufacturers of men's nnd boys'
clothln? report trade rntlicr quiet. Buy
ers do not appear disposal to place
much advanced business.
"Tho cement market shows little Im
provement. Manufacturers report s
fair amount of business, but few Inrgr
orders nre being placed and prices have
dropped bomewhat. '
"Then! is little change in the condi
tion of, the chemical mniket. 'The re
tail drug business is fair, but the sale
of crude drugs to manufacturers is slow.
There is a fair demand for dyotufTs.
Pi ires are about noimnl.
J 'Tho nntier innrkct shows little
change. Mnniifactuiers and jobbers re
port little bii iug except for Immediate,
needs. Prices are declining.
"Paint manufacturers, dealers In
paints and painters supplies report
little :hrtnge. Purchases arr in moder
ate quantities and for immediate needs,
and while there Is a flight increase in
tbe amount of work under way, tlie
volume of business is much less than
that for the same period of 1020. Little
increase is anticipated for several weeks.
There has been n reduction, in prices
nnd rolierticns nre reported slow.
"llir leaf tobacco business contin
ues dull. Old Pennsylvania and Con
necticut are in fair request, hut stork
i low and juices are high. Other to
bacco is being sold in small amounts to
meet requirements. ,
"The large cigar manufacturers nro
fairly active, but conditions nre not
normal. Small mnnnfartutirs arc
nbout making expenses on account of
Jack of capital to meet competition.
Rctnil dealers report moderate busi
ness. Collections nro slow.
"Wholesale grocer fport business
quiet. l'uu'liaves nre for immediate
wants. Commodities in gcneinl, espe
cially canned goods, show n decided
fmnncsN, owing to the expected shoit
hess of packers. Collections nre slow.
"CgITjo is inict, with fair demand.
Prices are unchanged. Spots are quiet.
"Ten is fair, with good general de
mand. Prices are firm, owing to small
ness of stocks on ban.l.
"Sugar is quiet and with little de
mand, owing to failure of the fruit
crop. Raws are quiet. Refined is quoted
nt o.GOe to u.0."c."
Phlla. Federal Reserve Bank
Tho condition of tho federal Hesorve Ilanlc
if I'lillnrtolphla at the c!oso of builmas bop
tcmber 14 follows:
iiEaouncr.s
Sept. 14 Sept. 7
Gold and cold cer
tificates ?l,OUI,37S SL'.lol.OOO
Gold lettli'inont fd.,
Ked. lies. Hoard 00.T23.789 Dl.fir.1.777
Total Bold
held
by bank . .
Odd with r.
$02,088,103 J34.103.I37
It.
asent
Gold redemption fd.
140,e.S2,7r..-.
U, 7011,8(10
130,0(10 3C5
t), 541,1)00
Totnl gold re-
scrxes J213.087.783 $J13.003.782
Legal tender notes,
silver, etc 0.521.270 0.573.700
Total reserves... 1220,208, 007 220.17l),4U
Bills discounted.
ecurtd by U. H.
Clou. obU.-altons $74,744,007
All uthi-r 20,000,027
llilli bought In
open market ... 1.440,284
$70,030,751
20,240.423
2.2S8.335
Total
hund
v a.
notes
bills
bonds
on
$103,180,200 $103,471,513
nnd
1,440,800 1,448,000
U. S certlllcntes
of Indebtedness:
C'ne-eur certifi
cates (Pitman
Act)
23.2SO.00O
117 UUi)
23.280,000
110.300
All other
Totnl earning as-
eels
$130,030,000 $130,310,013
Hank premises . ,
ri pt cent ro
demptlnn fund
nuilnat V. .
Hunk notes
Uncollected Items..
All other resources
$532.7M
$332,70
700.000
3T.H4 -.'lit
442,074
700,000
4J, 1110. 7 11
442.033
Tot.
resources... $411, 030, 103 $304,762,370
LIABILITIES
Capital paid In... $8,083,130
$8,083,130
17.004,127
.Surplus 17,504,127
Ilemrid for Govt.
frnnchlsi tax ,. 3.218,000
D poHlts:
C.mvrnnK-nt 5,103,273
Munlmr Bank, res.
account 00,304,302
All other 1.30S,iliM
3,210,000
0,444.083
00.317,010
1,1117,003
Total deposits ..$105,830,211 $103,800,080
raeiu"0,cl?culfn.$213.813,425 $213,818,413
Fed Res. Bank
notes In clrcula-
!) ..".,t... !"": "7.470.000 7.287.000
Dbliltryredtem.RNa1!?: C3.5OO.00O 30,435,041
Allothir llablU- .
Total liabilities .$411,050,105 $304,782,570
Ratio of total reserves to deposit and
Federal Ilepnrvo note llablllllos combln. d,
Septemb.r 14. 70,0 per cent, pruvluus week,
lltl 51 rt ..nl
Ratio of Kol'd reserves to Federal Reserve
notes In circulation after setting otlde j per
e.nt acHlnst diooslt liabilities, week of
September 14. bO.O per cent; previous week,
80.0 er cent .... v . .
Abo percentages calculated on basis of
net deposits nnd redoral Reservo notes In
circulation. . ,, . ....
Momornndum Contingent liability on
bills purchased for foreign correspondents,
week of September 14, $2,720,220; previous
week, $2.720.220.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Stover Manufacturing nnd Engine Com
pany, quarterly 2 per cent, payable OctuUr
1 to stoik of iciord September 20.
I'nlted States industrial Alcohol lompnny,
..nr,Ai, it'. vnr ..nt nn ireferrcd. uav.
abloOctuUr 15 to stock of record Septem
re'nt'ral Petroleum Company, semi-annual
$2.31) on preferred. paable October 1 to
stock of record September 24.
Kautman Department .Stores, quarterly
$1.75 on preferred. iaable October I to
stock of record Soptrmbcr 20.
Ridge Avenue Passenger Italwny t ompnny,
quarterly $3. paiable October 1 as reglslered
September 15. Books close September 15,
open October 3
Liverpool Cotton
I.lv-rpuol, Sept., 10 There was a good
Inquiry for spot cotton today with prices
steady on the basis of an advance of 0
points for middling at 18.3Sd. The sales
were 10,000 bales. The receipts wero 8000
bales, Including 370O bales American, Fu
tures were steady in the early dos lings. Spot
prices were: American. middling, fair.
lOOSd: food middling. 14.S'li tatty mid
dllng, 18,78d; middling. , 13.33d: low mid
dllng. 12.43di good ordinary 11.38d. and
ordinary, 10.03d. I
Price of Qaoollne Reduced
New York, Scot. 10. Tho Standard Oil
Company of Now Jersey has reduced gaso
Una In the domestic market from one tn
two cents a gallon. Reduction ot ono rent
a gallon, to twenty-one cents wholesale, was
mode In New Jerety and from one to two
ren's o gallon In territory embracing Mary
land, District of Columbia, West Virginia
apd JW1 PPd Bouth Carolina,
JEOTEMBftE 16 1921
jrr
Spruce 8200
BOUGHT SOLD QUOTED
U. S. Treasury
Certificates
All Issues
KECtmiTIKS DKt'AttTMENI
Commercial Trust
Company
Member rrder.il Kenerre System
City Hall Square, West
WE OFFER
n Public Utility First Jrort
suite bond duo tn about twenty
jcArs. 1'i'Jernl Incomo tax
freo, Pennn, utato tax refund
id pnvlns ISO yearly nt a
rrlco to yield tho Investor
u er 7 . '
Liberty Bonds Bought
and Sold
Widener Bloc, Philadelphia
. MtmierfPUf'tdc'pUaaiJ
Mat Ybtji Stock Exdienn
MCH V0K UIZAMTO. MJ.
Ill
m
VMWW W, rr7?MA;MA,.. WWWMVMj
Time-Tested Bonds
lllrlimoinl-IVnalilngton It. H. !
Lciilitllln A Jiffi-Mini' lljp. u
X. Y., Pennn. & Ohio It. It. -IV-,
Southern Indiana Ity. 1st 4a
Circulars on Application.
Edward V, Kane & Co.
Morris Duildin,-;
lMublMifd 111 Vrnrn
mi.wwirf
Stockwoii, Wilson S Linvil!
Certified Public Accountants
Land Title Bldg., Philadelphia
riNAXCIAT,
Tin: AMintifAN nrn sianupac-
TUKINO COAIPAXY r, COI.I.AT
I3IIAL TltUST CIUITH'ICATUS,
MJUIKS "A," IIU13 OCTOH1JII 1, 1027
Notice Is hereby Given that pursuant to
thu terms of th trum ahrocmenl, clnt'd
October 1, 1007. $30.UUO of tho abovo cer
tlflcatvs. numbered us be,ov, have been
dtuvMi fcr redemption nt 102 'i'o end accrUL I
Interest, ns ot October 1. 1021. out of imneya
tl'cn payable to HlnktnT Fund, M.: c,,
4 4 22! 201 154 B2i 031 720 fcll 820
101 242 101 404 M10 050 740 M2 fell
12S 23') 0'.l 400 507 70.1 7o2 (till h5l
15(1 201 Oin 470 I'OJ 70U 702 817 b5."
100 231 410 4KO tWJ 71U M0 blO b3J
1'oriy-ftvo certltlcaioi for $1000 each.
MS 1)70 lul 007 UH3
033 002 000 1003 10W
Ten certificates for $300 eutli,
'lhc utovo c-rtillcalej. with .ill unmatured
coupe nn ntluUud, should bo piusented for
p.i merit lit tno nffli-i. of Ilia liusie., oi r
after October 1, 1021. whin all Inleiest llieie
on will ccuse. . ,
Attention ts called to certificate hereto
fore drawn for pajmeut und ttlll ouisiunu
Inu. Merles "A" acrcerr.ent ns above.
Called for payment 0?toler 1. 101S: 7.1
for J'uoo fucn, loj.l for 5U0 each.
Called fur nusm-nt Oitnbcr 1. '.Oil.
optional i3) mem u or after Aujust I.
11.21: , 110. 177. 270. 20.i. oq. 4.1". 51.5.
f.l.i. 002. 701 737. '.45. 757. MM. Mil fr
$1000 each; 008. 015, 1002, ror juu eacn.
crlcs "II" uxieiinent February 1, 100 1,
CnlltU lor moment February 1, 1022,
optlunnl pn ment on or "tut Au-uil I,
1021; 107, 170, 105, 20U, -3.), aua, J.n, -.
502, 000, Oil. 028, 034, 043. 050. COO. 713.
704. 701, 770, 77. 810. HIS. 814, '.58, 850
for $1000 each: 028. 1008. 1053 for $500 each.
(ilKAltl) TIir.ST COMPANY, Trustee
OnOItflR II. STUAItT I'd, TrciFurcr.
Philadelphia. P.I., September 0. 1021,
TO THE HOLDERS OF
CATAWBA P(WKIt COMPANY
Thlrtj-Ye.ir Six Per Cent Ould Bonds
Due .lime 1. 1033
Tho Equitable Trust Compnny ot New
York, as Succcscor Trusteo lo thi North
American Trutt Company, Trustee under the
mortgage of the Catawba Power Company,
dated June 1. 1003. hereby Incites tend-rs
for the sale to It undi-r thn provisions of
said mortgage of ns many bonds Iwu'il
thereunder as will exhaust the sum of Ten
Thousand Eight Hundred and Slxty-Ovo Do.
Inrs nnd ELihty-onu Cents ($10,805 81) at a
price not exceedlnif 105 and accrued Interest.
Tenders will bo opened at th. office of The
Ilqultiible Trust Company of New York. No.
37 Wnll street. New York City, at 12
o'clock noon Heptember 10, 1021. and shou d
1-e nddresmd "Tenders to tho Sinking I und
of tho Cntowba Power Compnny "
Tho right Is retired to reject any und all
tenders.
THE EQUITABLE THUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK Successor Trustee.
Bv LYMAN HHOADES. Vice President.
Dated. Now York September u jusi.
DRIdends
WILSON & CO., Inc.
Notice of Dividend nn Prrferr. il Sloik
Tho Board of Directors of Wilson & Co.,
Inc., has declared a quarterly dividend of
one and thr.r-qtmrtern per cent tlTi'r) on
Its preferred stock, pavabio Oitobrr 1, 1021,
to tho profeired stockholders of record at
the clo.sj ot business on September 2.1.
1021.
l hecks will ha mailed.
Dated. Now York. September 11, 1021.
(lEOROE D. HOPKINS Secretary
(illtAltl) TllUhT COMPANY
At a meeting of the Board of -Managers
held this day. n quarterly dividend of nine
(0) per cent was declared, pavubto on Octo.
l,i- 1. 1021. to utockhntdeis of record nn thn
books of tho company at the closo of busi
ness September 17, 1021. Checks will be
mailed. acouaB Hi STUART. 3d.
Treasurer.
Phllnilelphla. P.t.. September 10, 102 1 ;
'llti; BOARD OF DIRtlCI'ullS OF THE
Dictograph Products Corporation have
this day declnred a quarterly dividend of
2 on tho outstanding preferred stock nf
this compnny pnvabto Ott. 13, 1021, to the
stockholders of reiord Sept. 3D, 1S21. Stock
books will remain open,
Dictograph Product Corfbrntlon
(Signed) H. M. DELANOIE,
Sent 7 1021 Treasurer.
Al'lOMtHIII.E IIANKINO COltl'OIHTION
Phllnilrlidiln, I'a.
At Mie regular September meeting of the
Ilosrd of Directors of this corporation, tho
quanerly dividend on Ihe preferred shares
has been declared, p.ivuble as of September
30, nt Ihe rate of 8 per annum. BooKa
closed September 30, 5 P. M. Checks will
bo malted,
P. R. NEU.MAN.
Treasurer.
LUMBERMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
427 Walnut stteet.
Soptembor 13, 1021,
The llonrd of Directors has declared a
dividend of Five Per Cent 5f'r) payable on
Ihe 1st prox to stockholders of record this
date. Checks will bn mailed.
ARTHUR II. CLEVENOER,
Secretary.
1'roposals
KAhTEUN hTATE
PENITENTIARY, 2ST
and I'uirmount
uvuuue. 1'iiiinueiphla.
IVnnHvlvanla. S aled proposals will I. ra.
celved at the nlove named Institution until
12 o'eloik noon, Ililny, Setitcmbrr 23, 1021
fur furnlBhlng MEAT AND FLOUR IHH'.
PLIES for the month of October, 1021 and
nlso MILK for tha months of October
November and D cember, 1021, To bo de
liver, d freo of porlvrnxo, frcljbt and other
charges, nt such times and In auih quan
tities ns may bo requlr rl and It not as
represented, will lj rejected, Quantities
to bo Increased or d creased at the dis
cretion ot thu Board of Iiiopectors, The In
spectors reserve tha light to reject any or
all bids received ns th-y tnny deem for tho
tMt liuetests of thv Ini-t tuuon.
"ii"-.i-,r i J" .m;vt wnnie,
'
IrSk
Jp&
J2
it--'
rrorwunl.
MiorosAts for pyn. station nutLO.
1NU9, Kf.r.OTRlU
.VTIUU KAlr.
AND
t.f uurii-ifi
Department of Cltr TrnnMt. City ot rhl-
ilelphM, eleventh floor, 1211 Chytnul
l-hlladelplila, ,8Ptemlier 13. 1031.
Sealed nropoiMlii. nddrcssed o the under-
ilgneil t thi ofilso nbovo mentioned, will bo
?eivcil until 13 o'clock noon. ,f n Sept'mber
jt nnd October 4. 1021, and opened lmme-
olalMv thereafter fir the following work
ippuMonant to the Krankford Klcynted Hull.
?vv. nuthorlied by ordinances ot Councils of
July 20, 1010, June 2D. 1020, and February
"'substation bulldlnu onttm wulh "Mj ol
Cumberland street cut of Kensington avo
nS Contract 032. Bids will bo received on
8Tubhtartlon buUdinc on the esut jlde of
arlBCom street north of Arrott street. Con
tract 033. HI"!' will be received on Ceptem-
b!lloth' substations. Contracts 032 and 03J,
ground in Tone 'contract. 034. Ulds will be
received on September 27. 1031.
Two 20-ton electric traveling cranes, to
ha Inetalled In tho Cumberland atrcet and
arlsconi i street sub-etatlon buildings. Con
iroct 030. Ulds will be received on Oe-
t0l'lumbln2work for tho sub-slntlon build,
lnra on tho enulh oldo of Cumberland street
east of Kensington avenue and on the east
side, of arlscom street, north nf Arrott
str?et. Contract 035. llids will be received
on October 4. 1021.
Plans and specifications can be necn nt
1211 Chestnut stret, twelfth floor, and copies
nf same, with blank forms for proposals,
will bo supplied to Intondlng bidders upon
application, A deposit ot J10 will bo re
miirnd for the plnns for tho nub-stntlnn
bu Mings, Contracts 032 nnd 033. This do
poilt will ho refunded upon the return of ttjo
Pl Contractors will be required to comply
with the Act of Assembly ot July 18, 1017,
rolatlvo to workmen's compensation In
surance, nnd proof must bo furnished the
department by tho contractor that he has
accepted the provisions of said act nnd In
J.U red hi" llnblllty thcreundor or secured the
exemption therefrom.
Tor each bid that Is over $300 a proposal
bond In thn sum of flvo hundred (BOO) dol
lars must bo Hied In tho I.nw Department,
noom 400, City Hall. In accordance with
the ordlnnnco of May 23, 1H0O. tho ceitlf
lento ot such flllns to be Inclosed with tho
The Director reserves tho rUht to rojeot
any or all bids as he mnv deem best for the
Intel ct of tho City nf Philadelphia,
1 i; WILLIAM S. TWININO.
Director.
Till! PITTBHUltaH. CINCINNATI,
CHICAGO ft HT. l.OUIS
UAIIiltOAI) COMPANY
Treasury Department
Pittsburgh, Pa Sept. 1, 1021.
CONSOMDATKI) MOUTOAOn I10ND9
THU PlTTSnUlUlH. CINCINNATI,
CII1CAOO S! HT. 1.UU1S
UAIIjWAY CO.
lo nn nggregato cost of $1 118.273. 28 will b
purcliated for tho Making Fund Octob-r 1.
1021, at the agency of this compnny, the
Farmers' Loan und Trust Company. New
York City, under tho following prolslon
of the nmrtgnKO.
"Stnied proposals for tho sale ot
raid bonds will be received at the
ogencv vt the said Hallway Compnny In
the City of New York, and bonds offered
nt tno lowest price, but not exceeding
par, will be nrccptod nnd pnld for.
Uhnuld bonds of different holders be.
offered nt tho rntnc price, tho number ot
bonds so purchased shall bo on a pro
rata basis, as near as practicable. In
proportion to tho whole number of bonds
offered,". .. ... ..
The wo-d "prlcn" as used In tht mnrtirngs
s construed to mean tho cist tn iho Sinking
Fund, being tho principal prlco plus accrued
Interest to October 1st, unless tho bonds nrn
offered "flat," Bonds of Series "A" nnd
"B" nro purchased for thn sinking Fun.l
flat ex the October 1st coupon.
Proposals to sell bonds to tho SInklns
Tunrt must be In tho hands ot thn Farmers7
Loin and Trust. Company b-foro close ot
business, 3 o'clock p. M. Tlinrndny. rlcntrm.
her 21). 1021. and must stato tho iirrles letter
of the bonds offered. Bonds accepted must
be dellNered on October 1st or security fur
nished that day, If required, that d-llvory
will bo made within tn davs.
t. ii. ii. Mcknight,
Treaurer.
nn: TOi.i:no, coi.umiius & omo
HIVER HA1I.UOAI) COMPANY
Office of tho Treasurer
Pittsburgh. Pa , September 1, 1021.
FUtbT JIOJITOAGB BONDS
ot the
Tox.rno. WAI.HONDINO vai.i,i:y
OHIO P.AII.UOAD COMPANY
to an nuKregnte cost of $35,300.00 will In
purchased for the Sinking Fund, October 1,
1021. from ll o lowest bidders, at a pries
not to exued par nnd Interest.
Senled rropoeals to .sill bonds must lie In
tho hnnds of tho Farmers' Loan arrd Trust
Company. Now lork City, before, cjose of
butlncEs. three o'diid; P. 31., 1 rlilny, sfp.
tembfr 30. 1031. and must stuto tho scries
letter of tho bonds offered. Bonds accented
muit bo dellM'ri l on October 1 or security
furnished that diy. If required, that delivery
will be tnada within Kit daa.
t. h. ii. Mcknight,
Treasurer.
PAP.TNKKSHIPS
NOTici; is iii:i:i;iiv iivi:n that the
p,rtnerhll heretofore oxlsllnr- letween
Edwin B. Knorr and Samuel 1). Knorr trail
Iiir as i:dnln II. Knorr & Brother. I.N17
Orthodox street, wns illasohecl on tho 12th
dny of sejitember, 1021. by mutual consent,
Edwin B. Knorr withdrawing from the firm.
The business will be continued at the nbno
address by Samuel D. KtNrr under his own
name.
SAMUEL D. KNOim.
f.i'.OAL AIlVEItTIM'MKNTo,
, ESTATE OP KATIII:i:IM:
IIIDQ.
tlzU WAY. ilerriiHed Letter, tustnmentnrv
nn th" nbue iktutu having b.en granted to
the undersigned, all persons Indebted to the
laid r.iii'o uie rcquosteu to maKO pnMncnt
and thojo having c'alms to present the
same, without d l-y, to
JOHN r. Nl'LTY.
UEOUGE A. WILLMANN3.
Or to t' Ir ut"rmv.
IHOMVS J FO'DY,
1122 Stephen Glrnrd Bldg
PERSONALS
L1LI.IE Would Albert E. Llllle. last heard
of In Philadelphia, k ndly communicate
with Isnb'-llH Phedden, 510 Pnckurd St.,
Ann Arbor jren
ON nnd after this date I will nut bo resnon
slble ror any hi nis unless contracteil for
by imsolf. Maurice Cott. Cntt Printing Co
I WILL NOT tio responslhio for debts con
tracted other than by in j self. Joseph A.
Onnt::. Jr.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CHAMBER-MAID, experienced, wanted: nlso
wattress: prlatc fnmlly. Address bv let-
ter only Mrs John F Clarke. Bryn M.twr
CLEANERS
WOMEN (WHITE) FOR GENERAL CLEAN
INO ON OUR DAY OR NICiHT FOHCW,
ONLY STEADY. DEPENDABLE WORKERS
NEED APPLY. CALL BEFORE 11 A. il.
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'H
CLERK for office work, state ngu educa
tion, qualifications and wages ixpcctid.
1 1112. l.rditer Oftlce
COUKI.NO and donnstnlru work;
Ing l'hon Nurrlstovvn 1208
no vvas.v
GOVERNESS, for girl of 11. In suburbs;
stato full particulars, references, etc,
P 1U0.I ledger Offli.e.
PUBLIC STENOOILU'llER to t.iko charge
uf office, would have must nf her time for
her own work; rent fruu, referencos, C 410,
1.' dyer Office.
ETE.N't.ilRAl'HLR wanted In lnw nntce: Prol,
pref . state salary and refs, P 70B, Led. O,
WOMEN Wu nro looking for special type
nf ladl-s between 25 and 45 years of age:
refined and goo 1 PirennnlllN. a cangentnl
business, whero unusual Income, villi reward
her honest i (forts. Apply utter 10.30 A. M ,
710 Widener Bldg.
. f
flenernl
CLERKS. 18 upward, for Postal Mall Scrv
let . $120 month, experience unnecessary;
examinations October, For freo particulars
ot Instiuctlon vvrlto J. Leonaid (former Civil
Service ixaminer), 002 Equitable Bldg,,
Washington, II. C
CIVIL SERVICE examinations, November
and December: many vncancleBi salary,
$H(0.$18ii0i vvrltu for sample teat. P 814.
Ledger Office.
HELP VANTED MALE
CANVASSERS I hae vnranclos for 10 or
id'st u iiuiv-u-ituu0u kRiiiRaariii, ttUvJl
while learning; pay every day Baxter 111
moro housu-to-housu cnnvnsseis; good pay
dg
i-.it n i full equiire, uoum lull.
, CIIEMI-iT WANTED
for chemical control qf ethyl-alcohol re
lli'ety, must havo knowledge of Industrial
alcohol and Its uses, etc.: location lu Canada.
At ply Piesldont, P. O. Box 2010, Montreal.
Quebec
CHOIR LEADER wnnted.
Apply 3121 N. Front st.
$180 a year,
FL()ORMAN .
WHO KNOWS MEN'S CLOTHINO
Olmbcl Brotheis nqulto u rnpablo man of
Pleasing personality who knows tho men's
clothing business to take intlre charge "if
the service end of tho department. Apply
superintendent' offlie fourth lloor vv
MAiUl'rCJU,i,B,l,v' reprcs.nt"ewroTs"aie7.
man to hnndle lira of electrla future Si'
"aVoffiw.' ot 'Mi. 8r,ssi;
Por .t VWASSETSBa
men who haVe had ni7u,"oos, uS'
of the following dfV'nA In e,T,rt!
open with n grow ni iJl "" riti:
-ne. instltulfon WliSTXtVsSX
accounting department - "'.MermUJ!
slon accounts,. l"n,!nx or atent.t PL"5!I
.. Chltf clerk who i. .-,.. Mm,
- IU IH.UA s,i,A i
tine work of tho ig.nni "ir w'lh t. . i
"avrrk w.,0 2 .' nmt
. Chief clefC: m'""' ? "' ;
SSHffiteA
.;;.' su.uf?"n.. exnerlene. ""i .Hra
'iryi'S:
"mm
nnd ntnbltloni If ytuh1.,,, "vs
and can Onanei ,v..,..'IVe an ,,
i
miiSI
un on nr thA a .-.'";
. . JSJUI U17D MV
"r own expen... "i'Mli
nationally inn7mo" e s,i:,'J".'r J
soeelaltv M...J.V' nanufaclur.. " Pr a i
ciat. groceries meats and Uf."1"1' h u I
te'.? ". !"!d r.siauVan?,na ?:"""Mn .Sfr. J
Miiss'oXniKi vnlw:r 'l.' I
lortunlty for i m il". !"wo: i,."' "T.(l
Olio. Address ""Jff
i
SrK"J:?ntST
ii
ncre is an open In ir fnt. ,
o.,Hri".1."SH"0!nd tn deiln;-i fir mi
tion7 wV K'ffi m.? nriiK
Pigment and atafriW."?)!
J
i-
FORKM AN W,. i 71. 1
who Is Bb's to ' tik- JJuPnwrS: ''
paint .lepartntnt Colng ATiplUe $
town slmr,,. M 123, floTi. Vi": c c
BAI.E9MKV ii ,!a
salesmen' to ,lm SS .."'"STiS'l
ent.. ' dele-rm naUon"?orlCmn t ? 1
snff".'. JT'iSLwS-1
,re,.,u0 truflk distributers, "Hl'lg'gjB
SALESMEN wanted lm Krnund.f,n. i J
rtrntlon. Apply 010 XlsrkY, Il10r m5
WOOLEN 8AI.KSME.N Manur..;:-: I
wliolesnlo following: men Sn'MJ I
Mricheetnura."" Aavrtl"n A,S',
rJeneral
INDCSTRIAT MANAQEnS WANTEn
Men who understand orodupiln .ill
v:'!n.c'ln results: v,J!i0l,'Jl
iui.x in me united States i. trA,
interested . In getting rnaxTrna J21'
iiucuon ni minimum expense. i"T Yti
this requires not on y mriaVra U ,' 'i'l
ment and modern mfthod? rS,ll, ? I
men wno unoerstand INDIiiTTn.l'r
telMgcntly direct a factory" of J,nol; "
INDUSTHIAL ENaiNEEniN-Q
Is being taught according to . '
university plnn to thousands f !"
who nro already engaged In i.?' '
trial work or who are ra lu...:
teehn cal schnnlslh...""1" of t
going to handle the lmportii j?
ecuttx-o work In Industrial ontt.fi
tlons: many of them have SSSH
Increased their salaries 200 ".!
to 100 per cent: their pre.S5 V.1?
nrles rango from $2000 to iVmu
S.0H
n.p tmr. 1
J
1
Whether .you are. engaged in Inn. !'
trial woik or whether vou hav. k.; N
no mamuacturing
:turlng fxperlrnee-lt m ? I
ndvantago to Invcstlrli. '.J
nlty In this new Dr0?.t I
lo to vour
tno oproriunny in mis now nroY.i:
ln of Industrial .n-ln..,!-. "'
If you nre In earnest, if opportune, J 1
means anything to you. we Invitij
yuu in mil or wriio lor further In.
INDU5TP.IAL EXTENSION I.NSTf. i
0 C. 45th at..
New York. N. t.
CLBIUC8. 18 onward, for Postal Mall sin.
Ice; $120 month: experience unnfcetitm
cxomlnatlons October. For free partlcultS
Servlco examiner),
WnBhlngtno, D. C.
wum "(.UUUUie llJOfJ
CIVIL SERVILE examlnti lions Novcirkv
and December; many vacancies: stlt?
S14tm.$I"nii. Wrllo for samplo t.-st. p i7i
ledger Offlc?. "'
RITTJATIONSWANTED FEMAtj,
LAUNDRESS, white, first class; thsrnn.U
rxp.fancy clothes: lst rofereneei: mn
position dny or week. Phono Locunt 72(T,v
SITUATIONS 'WANTED MALE ft
IIUTLEn nnd cook. Japineeo. wlshci utititj'
pooltian: take full ihnrro of small ftmihr
or ant.: best city refs, C 321. Ledgtr Ott
uxKUonvi;, with flnnncls , arcornitlni. , I
1'uii.iinriiif, vim null's CJlI., wno MartHl It
bottom and worked through the oreanlxttw
tn tnn ton. Is or.en feir nn-v nnnml.. tm
I mnnufncturlng line. C 201, I.tdgor CflW,
REI'REft'ENT KTIVE wanted, distribute tu
ples nnd take orders for high-grade (Uir
Ing extracts; opportunity 'or Ihe 1s
Strout Mfg. Co. 23 Fairmont St., Arllnwv
Mass. i
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES .;
MRS. ROGERS annourees her remortl tl
817 S 20th st,, cor. De Lincey firiKUli
holt, supplied and wnnted
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, ,'vl
WE HAVE for sale a nawnshon. eitabllihftt .
2S years, doing a very good buslneti; tnr-
ngw prom tu.iiuu a viur Lint nnr oiitDiiin
ment. bottling all kinds of soft drlnki. via
known: hardware and house-furnishing itort,
, ostabllshed 18 years, doing nn excellent boil-
ness; all good propositions John S. Zor, bail-
nehs specialist, not American lrcniv
Bldg., Trenton. N. J.
INS t'ALL-MENT ftlrnlttlrn bUHlr.iss la nortb.
ei st section; will sacrifice If sold st onn:
owner leaving city; must ne aispoca oi;ifl
rln llent lnveFtment! nrnncilv In be sold sill
business. W.M O'NEILL. 3010 Franklorl .1
av P'innw Kensington .,7.'i v i
CASH BUVERS waltlni What have"at;l
ueiii uitti Willi us iur iruni'uiaiu ic.4n
Unlvursil Sctv'ce Association, fc'J7 Dreut'
Bldg. I.amiia'fl 5004.
DIRECTLY udjolnlng Camp Dlx 11-roH'
nouse ana siore eomuincu: koimi uj)ui-i
tunny; easy leims; f.uuv, .ii, , jiunvr
llrowns Mills. N. J i
SALE Machine i hop. or will take ptrttr, ,
C V3". Ledger Office,
STORAGE AND MOVING
LONGDISTANCE MOVING'
THE BEST TS TTtr rTirPK3T
OieBIQ 4 TRANSFER CO., Inc.1
UTih Bnl Market
Phone Btrlni 11M
WANTED Tvvn return loatls. of houseool4
roods, freight or merchandise coranjii
h vicinity of Schnectadv, Troy Albttr,
,mterd"m or O'oeicrsvllle. N. Y .NH fc
t?an 'JL!
VlPTfiRY STDRAHR
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seen VILUERT Phone Belmont 41978 (M
:fim.i. Plerce-Arrovy vgns
H McCANN moving, parking ana w
'nlng to all parts, padded Packard met.
ruck? "e",'.lvoly- 17IO-4S-50 N.llthjjil
trucks ex
TIIE JOHN RHOADS CO.
the John luwi"'1 ":r.i..iki
UONARCH STOHAOE CO.. .1870 JJVfJi
"ifm AVE-AUTO SERVICE STORr
PACKINC! 'LONQ-DISTANCE MOVINa I
CARrET CLEANING hl
.. . . . . ,..,iin-n nl PAMINO CO.. stW
N N 10th Tioga 3312-C.earis. -cmM. I
rVrH carpet, and r" "" '""' " " '
DOGS
FOR SALE Police dog puppies, P
bluo-rlbb'm stock. Box 33. orenloch.
CASH Paid for old. gold I silver Mjfi
clocks Rogers. 4u J 17th si. i-ot"
TtTTgTTJTTSH PEItSONAL8
DIAM0NDSA eafo ssM
BOUGHT caeaY"4
U'ug . iJfuftu anu L.iieiit -;
DIAMONDS B0U0HI
ulte 21-22, second floor, i j
DIAMONDS BOUGHT ; ,
HARRY W. SMITH. 757 BANSMjftj
V AINTTNQ rArERIMNSI534
FIRST-CLASS paperhnnalnBi rm' pftS
It up. materlai Included, "cr?.p'ijM "-
free, (loldberit. 2201 N. 3d. '"'53'
,mu ...,m iTnouii. tll "' "
Samuel Joiner. 321 8 10th
OTATvTPR AND COINS
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WANTED
ANTIQUE ihlna. furniture. .",?,'?. WtT
Wa;w"
OLD a OLD . .
W
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