16
METAL FEATURE
OF DAY'S MARKET
War Group Moderately Lower;
Marines Slightly Above Yes
terday's Heavy Close
By Associated Press
'New York. April 8. Metal stocks
» ere almost the sole features of
♦trength at to-day's listless opening.
Anaconda. Kennecott. C'hino, Utah. In
spiration and American Zinc rising from
small to a substantial fraction. Marines
also rose slightly above yesterday's
heavy close, but the war group, as rep
resented by Crucible Steel, Westing- i
bouse and International Nickel was
moderately lower. Industrial Alcohol
lost 1 % points, all of which was soon
recovered. Rails were featureless,
'.vlth some pressure against Canadian
Pacific and New Haven.
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York, April 8.
Chandler Bros, a Co., members New
Vork and Philadelphia Stock Ex
changes, 3 North Market Square, uar
risburg,; 1338 chestnut street, Phila
delphia: 34 Pine street, New York,
furnish the following quotations:
Open. Clos.
Alaska Gold Alines 19% 19%
Allis Chalmers 25% 25%
Amer Beet Sugar 71 Vi 71%
American Can 59% 60
Am Car and Foundry Co 68 68
Am Ice Securities 28 28
Amer Loco 77% 77%
Amer Smelting 101% 101%
Amer Tel and Tel 128% 128
Anaconda 86% Bt!%
Atchison 103% 103
Baldwin Bocomotive ... 105% 106%
Baltimore and Ohio .... 87% 87
B F Goodrich 77 77%
Butte Cop 92% 94%
California Petroleum ... 23 23
Canadian Pacific 166% 167
Central Leather 54% 54%
Chesapeake and 0hi0... 61% 61%
Chi Mil and St Paul 94% 94%
Chicago R I and Pacific. 17% 18%
Chino Con Copper 54% 54%
Col Fuel and Iron 44 44 %
Uonsol Gas 134 134
Corn Products 20% 20%
Crucible Steel 90% 91%
Crucible Steel pfd 116% 116%
Distilling Securities .... 47% 47%
Erie 36% 36%
General Electric Co 166 165%
Great Northern pfd .... 120% 120%
Great Northern Ore subs 43 4 3
Guggenheim Exploration 21 % 22
I' spiration Copper 46% 40%
Interboro-Met 17% 17%
Kennecott 07% 57%
Automobiles
FOR SALE 1915 Model sTudebaker,
good as new; 1 extra tire, g-ood set of
tools. Demonstration on request. Call
at Salesroom, 68 South Cameron.
WE have a Marathon Roadster in A 1
ronriition. Cheap to quick buyer. Also
several touring cars and one half-ton
truck. Auto Sales and Distributing;
Company, 125 South Eleventh street.
FOR SALE Good four-cylinder
roadster; 30-H.-P. Motor; first-class
running order. Will sell for $2lO. or ex
change for a 1914 Ford. Would make
splendid delivery truck. Adress 3939,
••are of Telegraph.
1915 Ford delivery; good.
1913 Michigan Touring; very good; elec
tric light, starter; cheap.
1911 Hudson 20, Runabout; good.
1913 Overland Touring: good: cheap.
1913 Ford Touring; good.
Hudson Sales Agency. 1139 Mulberry
street. Bell phone 1396.
FOR SABE Maxwell Mascotte
touring car. Model 1912. Oood running
condition. Apply City Garage.
FOR SABE Bocomobile touring car,
in first-class condition, with full elec
trical equipment. Will sell very cheap.
Addres xost Office Box 452, Harris
burg.
FOR SABE One 1913 Cadillac, In
first-class condition. Apply Bell phone
1499 R.
FOR SABE One 19U! Crawford
Touring Car; four door; new top; new
ly painted; Presto Bight. Call for dem
onstration. Comstock's Garage, Me
chanicsburg. Pa.
A REBUILT Packard chassis for sale
cheap. Will make first-class truck.
Can be seen at Rex Garage.
Farms
BAND AT CAMP HIBB Three acres
fine, rich soil; farmed in potatoes, on
shares; excellent chance for good pa
tato farmer. Elmer Zimmerman, 1435
Walnut.
FOR SABE IIABIFAX, 7% miles
cast; Jacob Behr farm; 27 acres; all
under cultivation; 9-room dwelling just
built costing J 1,800.00; barn which will
house 12 head of stock; all necessary
outbuildings; running water; fruit;
suitable for poultry; good reason for
selling. Price, J1.300.00. Backenstoss
Rros.. Russ Building.
Legal Notices
NOTICE is hereby given that the
partnership between Wm. Me. Kelton,
Camaro W. flargleroad and Geo. H.
Shaffer, tt'adin« as Auto Transportation
Co.. was dissolved on the 6th day of
April, 1916, by mutual consent, so" far
as relates to the said Geo. B. Shaffer All
debts due to said partnership are to be
paid and those due from same discharg
ed at 25 North Cameron Street, Harris
burg, Pa., where the business under the
same name will be conducted by Wm
Mc. Felton. Camaro W. Hargleroed and
J. A. Felton.
GEO. H. SHAFFER.
NOTICE The stockholders of the
Harris Building and I>oan Association
will meet at the Commercial Bank, at
H P. M., April 17, 1916, for the nomina
tion of officers and directors, and the
transaction of other business. The an
nual election will be held at the same
place at 8 P. M., on Mar 15.
WIBMER CROW.
Secretary.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Charles W. Talley. late of
Dauphin, Pa., deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that letters
testamentary on the above estate have
been granted to the undersigned. All
persons Indebted to said estate will
make payment, and those having claims
and demands against the same will
make them known, without delav to
GEORGE R. TABBEY.
Dauphin, Dauphin Co.. Pa.
In the Matter of the Estate of M. Eliza
beth Uhler, Bate of the City of Har
risburg. Dauphin County. Pennsylva
nia, deceased.
ABB persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment. and those having legal claims
against the same, will present them
without delay in proper order for set
tlement, to
KATHERINE GBONINGER ORTH,
Executrix.
223 State Street,
~ ~ ... Harrisbur". Pa.
Or Her Attorney,
William M. HAW, ESQ..
333 Market Street,
Ilarrisburg, Pa.
Packard Used Cars
PACKARDS
"2-38"—7- Pi;sscngcr Touring Car
"13-48"—"-Pas. Touring Car, SIOOO
"10-30"—5-Pas. Touring Car, SSOO
MISCELLANEOUS
1813 Chalmers Touring Car, Offer**
Martin Truck Chassis S3OO
2-ton Morton Truck Offers
All Cars and Trucks For
Immediate Delivery
B. B. Harrington
107 MARKET ST.
Ilarrisburg, Pa.
SATURDAY EVENING, HARRISBUItG TEUEGRAPH APRIL 8, 1916.
Interboro-Met pfd 73 73
Lehigh Valley 77 M 77%
Maxwell Motors ....... 72Ms 72*»
Merc Mar ctfs 20% 20% I
Merc Mar ctfs pfd 74 U 73%
Mex Petroleum 109% 109% I,
Miami Copper 38% 38%
New York Central 102% 102%
XVN H H . 63% 03% '
New York Ont and West 27% 27%
Norfolk and Western ... 121 % 121%
Northern Pacific 113% 113%
Pennsylvania Railroad.. r>7% 56%
Press Steel Car 52 52
Ray Con Copper 23% 23%
Heading 84% 84% ;
Republic Iron and Steel. 50% 60% I
Southern Pacific 97% 97 % |
Southern Ry 20% 20%
Studebaker 141% 141%
Tennessee Copper 52 51 %
Third Ave 61% 61%
Union Pacific 132% 132%
U S I Alcohol 161% 161% j
U S Rubber 52 51 %
U S Steel S4 % 84 % 1;
U S Steel pfd 117 % 117%!
Utah Copper 82% 81% |
Virginia-Carolina Chem. 44 44 i
Westlnghouse Mfg 63% 63% I
Texas Oil 196 196
PHILADELPHIA PHOIIirCK
By Associated Press
Philadelphia. April 8. Wheat J
Lower; No. 2, red, spot and April.
$1.18(9)1.21; No. 2, Southern, red, $1.16@ i
1.19.
Corn Steady; No. 2. yellow, local, ■
81%®82c; steamer. No. 2, yellow, local,)
79^®80%c.
Oats Steady; No. 2. white, 51 %@ |
52c; No. 3, white, 49@80c.
Bran Market firm, but quiet;
city mills, winter, per ton. $26.00; west
ern. winter, per ton, $26.00; Spring, per :
ton, $23.50«T24.00.
Refined Sugars Market steady; I
powdered. 7.10 c; fine granulated. 7.00 c; |
confectioners' A. 6.90 c.
Butter Market quiet; western, [
creamery, extras, 37c; nearby prints, '
fane. 40c.
Kfcgs The market is steady; I
i'etill.- -> i.'iiiiih and .itti. . nearby hi
free cases, $6.75 per case; do., current
receipts, free cases, $6.60 per case; >
western, extras, firsts, free cases, $6.75 I
iler is«, western, nrats. free raaea. I
6.60 per case.
I..tve Poultry The market is firm; 1
fowls, ll)0)2Oc; roosters, 12@13c; I
fowls, 15%@19%c; roosters. 12W>13c;
bprlnz chickens. M4D2Oc. ducks. l»Hf I
20c; peese. 17ffll9c, turkeys. 2f'®22c
Dressed Poultry—Firm, fowls higher;
turkeys, fancy, 31c; do., goou to
choice. 27@>30c; do., fair to good, 25®
26e <io„ old totns. 26c. fowls fancy
21 21 c; do..good to cholce.l9 %®2O %c
do., small sizes, 18% 19c; old roosters,
16c; broiling chickens, nearby, 22®
26c. do.. western. 22<n>24c roasun*
chickens, western, choice to fancy. 19® !
22c; do., fair to K°od. 15®1Rc; Spring
ducks, nearby, 18®20c; do., western. 12 |
®lSc; geese, nearby. 15@20c; do., west- S
em. 15® 17c.
Potatoes—Market dull; Pennsylva
nia, white, per bushel, $1.25«» 1.30; New
York, per busehl. $1.10@1.15; Maine, per !
bushel. sl_.2oftf> 1.2b. western, per tiushel. j
$1.10(81.15; Jersey, No. 1. per basket,|
65®75c; Jersey. No. 2. per basket, iMtai I
40c.
Flour Dull and nominal; winter, I
straights, $5.35®5.70; do., patents, $5.76]
®6.00; spring firsts, clear, $5.7 ' ® 6.65; I
do., straight, $5.65®5.90; do., patents, I
$5.90®6.25; do., favorite brands, $6.15® I
6.65.
Hay The market is steady with I
[a fair demand; No. 1, large 1
bales. $21.50«|i22.00; No I. medium
| bales. $21.50©22.00; No. 2, do., $19.00® 1
$20.00; No. 3, do., $15.00@16.00. )
Clover mixed, litjht mixuu. Jt9.ooa
19.60- No 1. <]<>.. $18.50® 19.00; No. 2.
do., $15.50® 10.50.
\EW YORK nAXK STATEMENT
By Associated Press
New York. April 8. The statement I
of the actual condition of the Clearing i
House Hanks and Trust Companies fori
the week shows that they hold $99.- |
01..930 reserve in excess of re
quirements. This is it decrease of s2l,- !
■ 75,110 from last week.
The statement follows:
\etunl Condition
Loans, etc., $:i,399,922,000; increase, I
$29,574,000.
Reserve in own vaults (B), $459,- !
tin,ooo; decrease, $15,297,000.
Reserve in Federal Reserve Bank.
$168,866,000; decrease. $2,967,000.
Reserve in other depositories, S6O,- !
■110,000; decrease, $2,475,000
Net demand deposits, $3,423,448,00; in- 1
.crease, $21,037,000.
Net time deposits, $158,260,000; de- i
j crease. $5,396,000.
Circulation, $31,874,000; increase. 1
; $240,000.
I (B) Of which $388,476,000 is specie. j
Aggregate reserve. $688,655,000.
Excefes reserve, $99,047,930; decrease i
$24,775,110. j
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Philadelphia, April B.—Stocks closed i
steady.
General Asphalt .16 i
l General Asphalt, Pfd 71% I
i Hake Superior Corporation 10' i
Lehigh Navigation 75%
Lehigh Valley 77 it
j Pennsylvania Railroad 57
| Philadelphia Electric 27%
[Philadelphia Company 43u
I Philadelphia Company, Pfd ::9 '
! Philadelphia Rapid Transit 18*;
) Reading 8414
Storage Battery 61%
Union Traction 431/* 1
United Gas Improvement ! SSiTj
! United States Steel 81% j
CHICAGO CATTLE
Chicago, 111., April 8. Hogs Re- !
ceipts. 11,000; steady. Bulk of sales.
$9.05® 9.70; light, $9.30® 9.50; mixed,
$9.35®9.50; heavy. $9.25<u 9.75; rouirh
$9.25®9.40; pisrs, $7.50(5)9.10.
Cattle Receipts, 200; steady. Na
tive beef steers, sß.oo®' 10.100;' stock
ers and feeders. $6.10®.8.75; cows and
heifers, $4.20®9.10; calves. $6.50® 9.00.
Sheep Receipts. 1,000; steady.
1 Wethers, $8.25®9.25; lambs, $8.75
; 11.40.
CHICAGO BOARD Of TRADE
1 Chicago, 111., April S.—Board of Trade !
closing:
Wheat—May, 1.16: Julv, 1.14.
Corn—May, 75; July. 76'4.
Oats—May, 44•% ; July, 4.'!%.
Pork—May, 23.17; July, 22.80.
Lard—May, 11.47; July, 11.67.
Ribs—May, 12.25; July, 12.37.
APRIL, 1916, PROMISES TO
BE RECORD BUILDING MONTH i
That the present month's building!
1 operations promises to break all |
j previous April records is indicated by'
the unusual amount of the first week's
| permits. To-day the estimated build- \
ing operations according to the rec-]
J ords of the building inspector's office, !
total $91,120. For the entire month!
lof April. 1915, the permits issued)
S totaled $95,575.
j The biggest single boost for April
thus far was W. E. Orth's permit to
j build a 5-story modern laundry in)
) Sixth street near I-Terr at a cost of
I $50,000; a $24,000 item was the per- 1
{ mit for the twelve houses that are to |
j be built in Reel street by H. J. Hein- |
j ley and J. C. Thompson, while City I
| Commissioner W. L. Oorgas added a I
j 59,200 permit for six houses in Wico
! nisco street. The other larpre item j
; was Mary E. Hershey's permit to re- |
j model the old Hummel house at Front <
and Market streets at a cost of $5,000.
BUY YOUR HOME NOW
Do you realize that the Harrisburg
Real Estate market is becoming quite
active? There is certain to be an ad
vance in prices very soon. Our advice
to the home-seeker and investor is to
buy now. We have many splendid op
portunities among our lists of proper
ties. Send for the Spring edition of
Facts and Figures and see what we have
to offer.
MILLER BROTHERS & CO.
LOCUST AND COURT STS.
REAL ESTATE
1
ELECTRICITY TO
ELIMINATE SMOKE
Hill Shoe Company Takes
First Step to Abate Long
Standing Nuisance
Partial solution of the "smoke nui
sance" problem which has annoyed
the residents of the Hill sections of the
Eighth and Ninth wards for months
has been worked out by the Devine &
Yungel shoe manufacturing company
in substituting electricity for steam
motive power.
Several months aso a lot of Ihe resi
dents of the section, which includes
many of the newer-little homes on the
Hill, organized in a mass meeting to
make a formal protest against the
smoke.
The Devine & Yungel plant, the
Rnss Brothers Ice cream establishment
and the Sanitary in Six
teenth near Walnut, were the chief
manufacturing firms complained of.
To date all these firms have evinced
their desire to co-operate with the
people of the, neighborhood in trying
to reduce the nuisance of the smoke.
The Russ Brothers plant has installed
a new grate and the laundry has put
in different facilities which will even
tually help to reduce the trouble to a
minimum. The Devine & Yungel com
pany, however, went a step farther;
that enterprising little firm electrified
its whole plant.
DR. HAWKS TO ADDRESS FORUM
Dr. G. E. Hawes, pastor of Market
Square Presbyterian Church, will ad
dress "The Forum" to-morrow after
noon at 3:15 o'clock in Wesley Zion
A. M, E. Church, Forster and Ash
streets. The choir of Zion Lutheran
Church will sing.
SPEAKS AT CAMP HILL
Miss Bertha Creek, an Indian mis
sionary, who addressed the golden
jubilee conference this week in Grace
Methodist Church will speak to-mor
row evening in the Camp Hill Metho
dist Church. Miss Creek is a strong
and Impressive speaker and "will
doubtless attract a large audience.
MIDWEST OIL
Preferred Cemmon
MIDWEST REFINING
These two remarkable com
panies operating in the very
heart of the rich Wyoming
Oil Fields are commanding,
perhaps, the widest specula
tive and investment attention
of any securities of a similar
class.
There are indications of a de
cided advance in both securi
ties immediately.
We have ready for distribu
tion the latest and most com
plete Information regarding
: these companies.
Write us at once for the
facts.
L L. Winkelman & Co.
i:ill S. Hronri St.. Philadelphia
Phones: Walnut 6637; Race 2583
New York Wtlmliiislon, Del.
I'lirkerKburfC, W. Vo.
DIRECT WIRES to the VARIOUS
MARKETS
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I I7UNERAL SPRAYQ I
1 AND D E S I G 3
Mew Cumbi rljt.vl lorn I Cu, I
j New Cumberland, I'm.
{ Prospect Hill Cemetery"*l
! MARKET AND 'jeTH STREETS I
t This cemetery Is soon to be en-»
I larged and beautified under planri
l prepared by Warren H. Manning. *
1 Lots will be gold v/lth the per- f
Ipetual care provision. f
I Prospect Hill Cemetery Co. 1
I Herman P. Miller, President J
| MICUST AND COURT STItIiETS I
J BELL PHONE 1505 j
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Market Street
Dwelling For Sale
On account of leaving the city
the owner will sell the following
desirable property at bargain to
quick purchaser:
1616 Market Street 3-mtory
hrlrk ft room* and bath nil
Improvements cement cellar
front and rear porches con
crete walks large yard lot
ISil2o feet public street In
rear. Immediate poMsenMlon.
APPLY ON PREMISES
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>
United States
Fidelity & Guaranty
Company
Bonds—All Forms Casualty
Insurance
Prompt and Efficient Service
Franklin Suydam
General Agent
Room 301 liunkcl Rldg.
llari-isburg, l'a.
i
PLANNERS 0. K.
NEW ADDITION
East Harrisburg Tract Laid Out
Under Management of
W. J. Sohland
The part of the old Rutherford
Farm north of Derry Street, between
the Poor House Road and the Park
way Drive in Paxtang, recently pur
chased by E. M. Hershey, attorney of
this city, has been laid out Into build
ing lots and the plan of lots has been
approved by the City Planning Com
mission.
The name of the new development
is "The East Harrisburg Addition."
The development is in charge of Wil
liam J. Sohland as manager, who, with
the co-operation of the City Planning
Commission, has esfablished an intel
ligent layout of bungalow sites and
building lots. The main thorough
fares through the plot are Twenty
ninth, Thirtieth, Thirty-first, and
Thirty-second streets, and Park Ter
race, upon which streets all the lots
are facing except a number of lots
which face in Derry street. The ad
dition is within the five-cent fare
limit and has gas and water pipes on
Twenty-ninth and Derry streets. The
owner is arranging to conduct a sale
in the near future.
APRIL RI'SII IN REAI/rY WORLD
KEEPS RECORDER HUSTUNG
To-day's realty transfers included
the following transactions in city and
county:
D. F. Baudcr, 1830 Chestnut street
to C. Brickley. $1; Elizabeth Walters,
Brookwood and Nineteenth streets to
I-mther Mlnter, $1; Independent Real
Estate Company, 1317-19 North
Cameron street to Henrietta Disbrow,
$2,000; A. K. Morrison, Sixth street,
near Lexington, to W. M. Geisinger,
$950: C. A. Kunkel, Steelton, to P.
Vasiloff, $1; Assignee of Catherine M.
Reigle, Mifflin township, to J. A.
Romberger, $6,020; C. F. Keim, Mid
dlctown, to John and Charles Lutz,
$1; D. C. Rhoads, Hummelstown, to
M. Wagner, $600; J. M. Gingrich, East
Hanover township, to J. N. Gingrich,
$4,900; Lizzie Davidson, Steelton, to
W. S. Harris, $1; A. Fackler, Lower
Paxton township to D. Rogers, $6,500;
George H. Smith, Londonderry town
ship to D. J. Eshleman, $3,900; Mer
chants National Bank, 560 Camp
street, to James K. Kipp, sl.
t \
SMALL LOANS
We lend money in amounts from
$5.00 to $30U,00 and arrange pay
ments to suit borrowers' con
venience. Business confidential.
Lowest rate In city. Licensed, bond
ed and incorporated.
PENNSYLVANIA IN'VESTMKNT CO.
iS'i Walnut St.
*- i»
For Sale
No. 206 Walnut Street
Fronting 32 reel 8 inches, ex
tending through the same width to
1-ocust street.
Applications For Renting
First floor and basement may be
considered. Floor areu about 5,273
square feet, including show win
dows.
APPLY TO
Commonwealth Trust Co.
222 Market Street
V—— 1
FOR SALE 1
1923 N. 2nd St., 3-story brick.
260-262 Delaware Ave., 2-storv
brick. *
2129 Atlas St., 2-story brick
225 Broad St., 3-story frame
Cameron St.. 3-story frame.
1616 Swatara St.. 3-storv frame
PLOTS OF GROUND
2033 N. 2nd St., 50x162 ft.
PAXTANG
Paxtang Ave., 85x150 ft.; a bareain
to quick purchaser. Bain
„ , PROGRESS
Redwood St.. 10 lots, bargain to
quick purchaser. to
SPEECEVILLE
river. tW ° cotta sos along
t PARK PLACE
3_.» Lots East of Colonial Club
along Linglestown trolley; terms
to suit purchaser. SEE lt "ns
H. M. BIRD
lluoiu 44, Union Trust llld*.
Homes of Refinement
1 lie homes in the beautifully gardened section north
of Briggs street on Seventeenth street are homes
that embody in most artistic way the maximum of
comfort.
We can claim so much for these homes
that we feel you cannot afford to select
your future home until you have at least
accepted our invitation to inspect these.
In the event that you desire a home built to your own ideals,
wc are in a position to design and build with your co-oper
ation, at the same time aid you with our experience gained
in building homes of refinement.
GEORGE A. SHREINER
Seventeenth and Brings Streets
*
PLANS APARTMENT
TO COST $30,000
Architect Kast Drawing Plans
For Improvement of
Patton Property
Plans for a five-story brick apart
ment house at 711-713 North. Second
street are being completed by M. I.
Kast the architect. The cost is esti
mated at $30,000. J. Hervey Patton
of 1924 North Third street, is the
owner.
j It is expected that work will start
|on or about May 1. The new apart
j ment house will be of modern design,
and a strictly fireproof structure. It
j will be 50 feet in width, and will run
j back to a small private alley.
The flqoring and partitions will be
jof tiling. An electric elevator will be
I installed. The complete plans will be
i ready within a week, when bids will
jbe asked for and a contract let as
soon as possible.
RUBBER STaMQA
,cio| SEALS & STENCILS
{j I W MFG.BYHBG.STENCiL WORKS ' |1
II 130 LOCUSTS.T. HBG.PA* II
Camp Hill
The Suburb of Natural Beauty;
go out with us and Inspect our new
1 addition. "Cooper Heights," with
Its concrete walk, electric lights,
water and gas with its fine build
ings and bungalow sites. We will
help you select a lot and build you
a home. One hundred bungalow
deslgnß and plans to select from.
West Shore Realty Co.
Baer & Rice
Lcmoyne Trust Co. Building
Lemojrnc, Pa. Bell Phone 3108-J
*■ _
| For Sale j
t Lot 60x60 ft.—Corner |
t Thirteenth and Kitta- |
? tinny streets. |
T The location Is exceptionally T
T good for an apartment house or f
T for dwelling houses. Make mo *
•£• aL
4> nn offer. X
| $
| M.A. Fought |
| 272 North St. |
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METAL Silver Zinc
STOCKS Le C a 0 d PP Go.d
COPPER
The remarkable Increased in the
demand for the metal is bound to
force even greater profits into
the treasuries of the producers,
and will reflect great«r earnings
than ever recorded.
SILVER
The effect that the Increasing
price for the metal will have on
the producers Is accurately de
| scribed In our weekly market let-,
ter.
We have made a careful study of
the Metal Situation and are in a
position to keep you posted, and
I point out opportunities for profit
able investments and speculation,
i Our weekly letter and detailed
j reports are sent without charge
upon request.
Our direct private wire to our
New York office affords prompt
and accurate service in all mar
kets.
Quotations and sales are record
ed in our Board Room during
market hours, where individual
attention is given to all clients.
Phone, Call or Write.
HoujAKPARjIEYTfi
Land Title Building
Philadelphia
Telephone":
Spruce 4410 S» Broad St.
Race ISO >•" *«rk
MERCANTILE MARINE
CUBA CANE SUGAR
BUTTE COPPER & ZINC
CONSOLIDATED ARIZ
ONA KENNEFICK ZINC
Market interest in recent weeks
baa centered largely in these issues.
Their activities and advances have
been based strictly on logical
grounds. We are prepared to fur
nish. gratis, cogent reasons for
their popularity as well as indi
cating what their market course
will probably be in the immediate
future.
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L L. Winkelman & Co.
130 S. II road St., Philadelphia
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New York Wilmington, Del.
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TONOPAH EXTEXSIOX
JEROME VERDE
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T. W. RILEY & CO.,
50 Broad St., New York
For Sale
Desirable property on Chest
nut Street, near Front. Resi
dence or commercial pur
poses. Good condition and
immediate possession. Own
er about to vacate. Apply,
504 Bergner Building
LIMITED OFFER
Fully Participating toe k
Preferred Capital lock
Seven per cent. (7%) CUMULATIVE DIVIDENDS
Par $50.00. Price $50.00. Limited to 7% dividends.
(SMAIJL DIVIDEND FIRST YEAR)
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
NO DIVIDENDS FIRST YEAR. Par, $50.00. Price, $51.00.
No limit as to dividends or values in the within equity in
Company's holdings. It is very likely that the CUMMINGS
COMMON STOCK will sell up as high as SIOO.OO per share
within the next ten-year period, because of wonderful advance
in values of our real estate holdings between Market and State
streets on CAMERON STREET, the only street running entire
length of city.
There will be no bonuses for stockholders to tempt and mis
lead, nor any gifts of any kind to any individual, firm or cor
poration. Why place your money at 3or 4 per cent, when you
can get 7 per cent, or more with SAFETY? Preferred share
holders, may subscribe for but one share of COMMON to each
TWO SHARES of Preferred Capital Stock, each kind at prices
stated above.
No salaries will be paid any official or director until after the
7 per cent, dividends are all fully paid. Street car fare only will
be allowed them to look after Company and this means share
holders' interests.
(In order to accommodate WORKERS, WORKINGMEN
and ANY PERSONS of limited means WHO WOULD LIKE
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER
they will be allowed to buy stock in installments to suit each
subscriber—no dividends will be allowed until stock is fully
paid for, and then only the amount mentioned.)
All Properties Now Held Are Rent Producers.
TAKE ANY CAR LINE TO EXAMINE OUR IMPROV
ED PROPERTIES, CAMERON STREET, (West Side and
North of Market Street). Street Car Lines pass properties on
three sides—namely, Market Street, State Street, Cameron
Street. Act on your individual judgment—after looking prop
erties over. When requested our representative will accom
pany possible interested persons to site. Subscriptions should
be accompanied by certified checks for ten per cent. (10 per
cent.) of amount of CAPITAL STOCK WISHED. Better
look properties over before mailing your check. We will incur
no debts, except first mortgages, which will be as large as pos--
sible, so shareholders can get bigger dividends on factories,
warehouses, and storerooms owned now or purchased later.
Cummings Realty Company
Proposed Capital Stock, $200,000.
Full Paid and Non-Assessable Shares, $50.00 each.
Preferred Stock SIOO,OOO.
Common Stock, SIOO,OOO.
HARRY B. WITMAN, 1.m.0 j nr. Pn., President.
WA I.TEH 11. CUMMINGS, UOS Kunkel Building. HarrUburg, Pa.,
Treasurer.
EITHER TELEPHONE REACHES US
REPRESENTATIVE
WANTED
In or near town of 5000 or less
population.
We have something to sell, good,
reliable, salable merchandise that is
wanted everywhere. If you can
show us that you are the young man
we want, we'll entrust you with two
hundred (tiiOO.OO) worth of samples
that you can carry around with you
—tell you how to make sales —how
to make money and build up a
profitable business.
Better write us for your home ter
ritory. Give us the names and ad
dresses of THREE WELL-KNOWN
people in your vicinity as a personal
reference.
Gordon & Company
1001 < liefttniit St. Philadelphia, Pa.
"HOME"
Buy at
Fourth and Emerald Streets.
Houses Open for Inspection.
"GET STARTED"
METTEW AMI
MJSHNEII
1000 N. Third St.
Insurance and Real Estate.
North Fifth
St Monies
Located at 2311-13-15-17 N. Fifth
Street.
EASY TERMS
Freal C. Miller
Builder
213 Walnut Street, Harrlsburg, Pa.
Bell phone, 797-M.
PUBLIC SALE
Tuesday, April 11,1916
At My Stables, 677 Briggs
Street, Harrisburg, Pa.
ONE CARLOAD OF
VIRGINIA HORSES
from 4 to 7 years of age. Among
the lot are 3 pairs of Gray Morses
that will weigh about 2,500 pounds
to the pair.
15 HEAD OF IIORSES
Good workers and suitable for
dump wagons and carts.
Clean-up Sale of the Following:
Hot of Single and Double Har
ness, several Jenny Llnds, Commis
sion Wagons, good as new; Furni
ture wagons, good as new; Dump
Wagons and Carts.
Sale will commence at 12:30
o'clock when terms will be made
known by
SIMON COOPER..
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