16
EARLY RECESSIONS
PARTLY COVERED
By A&societrJ Press
New York. Feb. 24. —The reaction
ary tendencies manifested during to
day's short and very dull session
were popularly ascribed to events
abroad, particularly the restrictive
measures adopted by the British gov
ernment. All initiative came from a
small faction of tie professional ele
ment, with the usual week-end settle
ment of outstanding contracts.
Karly "recessions of one to two
points in shippings, oils and various
specialties within the scope of Eng
land's embargo were partly recovered
before the close. United States Steel
and other industrials also recovered
In the linal dealings. Rails were slug- |
Kish and without material change. The ;
closing was irregular. Stiles were es- ;
timated at, 140,000 shares. Bonds j
were lower.
Chandler Bros. & Co.. members New-
York and Philadelphia Stock Ex
changes. 3 North Market Square, Har
risburg; 1338 Chestnut street, Phila
delphia; 34 Pine street. New York,
furnish the following quotations:
New York, Feb. 24.
Open. Close.
American Beet Suga ...
American Can 43 43
American Car and Pound 63 6 3 j
American l.ocomotive ... j>9* i
American Smelting .... 97 97
American Sugar
Anaconda . 78 78* '
Atchison 101*4 102 HI
Baltimore and Ohio .... 76V4 |
Butte Copper 45 451*
California Petroleum ... 23H 23%
Canadian Pacific lSS 11 * 154
Central leather S4 85
Chesapeake and Ohio . . 59 59
Chicago, R 1 and Pacigc 2814 28U
Chino Con Copper 54i 54^>
Colorado Fuel and Iron. 46 46
Consolidated Gas 80' a SOU
Corn Products
Crucible Steel 64 tj 64% I
Distilling Securities .... 22% 23% I
Erie 26% 26%!
General Electric Co .... 162% 161%'
General Motors 112% 114
Goodrich BP 56% 56 Vi
Great Northern pfd .. . 114 114
Great Northern Ore subs 32% 32%
Inspiration Copper 56% 56%
Kennecott Copper 44% 44%:
PacKawanna Steel 78 7S
Lehigh Valley 73% 73%!
Maxwell Motors 54% 55
Merc. War Ctfs 23% 23% j
Mere. War Ctfs pfd .... 68% 68% j
Mexican Petroleum .... 57% 88% i
Miami Copper 38% 38%
New York Central 95% 95% i
N. Y.. N. H. and H 45% 45% |
Norfolk and Western ... 129% 129% j
Northern Pacitic 104% 104% ]
Pennsylvania Railroad.. 54% 54%
Ray Consolidated Copper 26% 27
Reading 95% 94% |
Republic Iron and Steel. 76% 77
Southern Pacific 9 4 93 %
Southern Railway 28 28%
Studebaker li'o% 100%
Tennessee Copper 14% 14%
Union Pacific 137% 137 |
U. S. I. Alcohol 130 130
U. S. Steel 107% 107% \
V. S. Steel pfd 118% 118% '
Utah Copper 109% 110 i
Western Union Telegraph 93% 94 '
AVestinghouse Mfg 49 l s 49%;
Willys-Overland 33% 33% :
PHILADELPHIA PIIODCCE
By Associated Press
Philadelphia, Feb. 24.—Wheat—Un
changed; No. 2. red, spot and February, 5
SI.SO® 1.35; No. 2. Southern, red, SI.BB
® 1.93.
Corn—Market steady; No. 2, yellow, :
$1.16 Is #1.17%; No. 3. yellow, ll.lSSfc 1
1.16%; No. 4, yellow, $1.13% ® 1.14 fe;
No. 5. yallow, $1.11% @1.12%; No. 3,
Southern, yellow. $1.14®1.15.
Oats The market is steady; '
No. 2. white, 71Jj71Vsc; No. 3, white,
69%c.
Bran market is higher; city !
mills, winter, per ton. $36.u0; west
el n winter, per ion. $26.50, sott. wintei
per ton, S 12.006 43.00; spring, per ton,
*4!.oora 42.00.
Refined Sugars Market firm;
powdt-red, 7.55 c; fine granulated, 7.75 c; <
confectioners' A, 7.65 c. r
Butter The market is lower;
western. creamery, .extras, 43®
45c; nearby prints, fancy, 46c.
Butter The market is lower;
Pennsylvania, and other nearby firsts, ,
free cases, $12.00 per case; do., current I
receipts, free cases. $11.85 per case;!
western, extras, firsts, free cases, $12.00 I
per case; do., firsts, free cases, $11.85
per case.
Live Poultry Dull and weak;
fowls, lieu 20c; roosters, 15@li>c;|
spring chickens, 21®23c; ducks. 20@
geese, lM<fr22c.
Dressed Poultry Market steady;
fowls, fancy, 25@25%c; do., good to
choice. 23g24c; do., small sizes, 20© f
22c; old roosters, 20c; roasting chick
ens. western. 214t26c; Proilinx cnkK-r.s.
western. 18@26c; do., nearby, 30<g35c;
spring ducks, nearoy, is3<tt2sc; Ou„
western, 22@24c: geese, nearby, I y
21c; do., western. 18@20c; turkeys,
fancy, large, nearby. 32 'S 33c; do., west
ern. fancy, large. 32®33c; do., western,
fair to good. 3u®3lc; do., cuuimou.
27e: do.. -'d toms 29@30c.
Potatoes The market is lower;
Pennsylvania, per bushel, $3.15® 3.25;
New York, per bushel, $3.15@3.25;
To the Property Owners of
Harrisburg and Vicini.y j
YOU believe in protecting your home from fira
don't you?
But h6w about protecting it from the other
elements?
The next time it rains, your roof may leak, your
ceilings may be watersoaked and some of the
choicest and moet valued contents of your home
damaged teyond repair.
But it isn't necessary for YOU to run this risk,
for at no more than ordinary Coal Tar and Gasoline
Paints cost, you can get absolute protection in
* HITE'S ELASTIC."
Here at last is a Roof Coating that will vrith
s.and year*in and year out the most severe weath
er conditions.
Just §it down for a moment and figure up how
long it has been since your root has been painted.
CAN YOU trust longer to its doubtful protect
ive qualities?
A postal card brings us.
HITE & HITE. Harrisburg. Pa.
Margin on Profits
Buying on margin offers SOY- j
oral distinct advantages to the
purchaser of securities.
Where 100 shares are pur- j
chased outright for cash 300
shares might be purchased on a
I conservative marginal baa's of
I 33 1-3% for the same amount
; of money, thus enabling the
j buyer to draw down a three
i fold profit from any advance in
! market price.
The margin trade. is
especially profitable when
applied to dividend-paying
stocks. Many issues in this
class, purchased on the mar
ginal basis mentioned, show
an annual net return of any-
I where from 25 per cent, to
i 35 per cent, on the money
involved after allowing for
; all brokerage charges.
Our booklet on Margin Trad
ing contains much profitable in
formation. Copies sent free on
request.
Ask or booklet D. D.
E. M. FULLER&CO.
Investment Securities
50 Broad Street, New York
SATURDAY EVENING,
Eastern Shore, No. 1. per bar
rel; $2.50® 2.75; do.. No. 2, per
barrel, $1.25® 1.50; Norfolk, No. 1,
per barrel. $2.50® 2.75; do.. No. 2 per
barrel. $1.25® 1.50; Jersey, per basknt.
sl.s® 1.90.
Plour The market is steady; i
winter, cleat, s7.i >. ia; du.. suaignt.
$7. 75(11 S.2u; do., patents. 8.2.> s.jo,
spring iirsts, clear, st>.4o'ti.6s; do.,
paieius, *. ii®9.uu; uo„ la*, onto orauUs.
>9.6o'u u 10.00.
Hay The market is quiet;
tew timothy. No. 1, large bales,
No. 1, small bales, sl,B.oo®> 18.50;
•No. 2, > 1 H.ov ly iti.So, No. 3. ) 10.00 144 i *.ou.
sample. SIU.eo"I2.UO
Clover mixed, l.ight mixed. $16.00®
16.50; No. 1, do., $15,00 4* 16.00; No. 2, uo.,
i J. 00& 14.00.
\E YORK lI.VMv STATKMKM'
By Associated r"ress
New York, Peb. 24. The statement
jof the actual condition of Clearing
House Banks and Trust Companies
•shows that they hold $167,452,940 re
serve in excess of legal requirements.
This is an increase ot $1,737,720 OUT
last eek.
The statement follows:
Actuul Condition
Loans, discounts, etc., $3,451.667,000;
increase. $15,005,000.
Keserve in own vaults (B), $531,491,-
000; increase, $5,591,01>0.
Keserve in Federal Reserve Bank,
$193.035.000; decrease. $2,002,000.
Reserve in other depositories, $56,-
jlOl'.uoo; increase, $391,000.
Net demand deposits, $3,552,160,000;
i increase. $10,503,000.
Net time deposits, $169,794,000; in
i crease, $5,305,000.
: Circulation. $28,775,000; Increase,
1 $60,000.
! (B) Of which $475,152,000 is specie.
I Aggregate reserve, $780,626,000.
Kxcess reserve, $167,152,940; increase,
$1,737,720.
FOR RENT
DESIRABLE STORE ROOM
With Finished Basement
32 North Second Street
Dimensions 20x85 feet, approximately.
Alley, eight (8) feet wide, in rear, leading frcm 7
Walnut to Strawberry Street. i
Apply to
COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY
222 Market Street
| FOR SALE J
j The 3-Story Brick Residence 1
at 1853 Market Street §3
m M
[MI containing 8 rooms, besides bath, storage and pan- EH
H try. Rear porch and balcony. Lately remodeled j|j
jlj and renovated, the property is completely appointed ||
II and in excellent condition. Jig
1 A 60x100 Lot I
•pa
iocated in Bellevue Park on gjj
| West Side of 21st St. Near Market j
1M! 230 ft. in from the latter
ii i
{§U The owner of these two properties, leaving the
H§J city, offers them at very attractive prices in order to [s§]
||j quickly dispose of them. Apply to owner, Samuel
§§ K. Varnes, 1853 Market St. [s§
■ ■
Houses For Sale
Full particulars of any of the following properties will be j
gladly furnished \vithout any obligation upon your part:
Hoax St.—3-story bricks. 6 1412 \nudaln St. 3-story brick: 9 i
rooms each; water in kitchen; lots rooms; bath; furnace; gas; lot I
20x1 20 ft. Each. 91.000. 14x88. 92,050.
12- ilnlm St. 2 *6-story frame; T 723 s. loth St. ."-story frame; 9
rooms: bath; gas and electricity; rooms; bath: store room; furnace;
i j lot 16x73 ft., si.soo. gas and electricity; lot 23x110.
1012 thentnut St. 3-story frame; 92,830.
!> rooms: bath; furnace; gas; lot 2340 I'enn St. 2-story brick; 6 I
ft. 92,030. rooms; bath: steam heat; gas and
I 1207"i Derry St.—3-story brick and electricity: lot 20x09. 93,000.
frame; 9 rooms; bath; furnace; IS3O I'enn St. 3-story brick; 8
gas: lot 12x70 ft.. 93,130. rooms: bath; furnace; gas; lot 18x
23 X. Istli st. 3-story brick: 9 1 60 '
rooms: bath, steam heat: gas and 1834 Iteglnn St. 3-story brick; 8
electricity; lot ISxBl. $4,000. rooms:_bath: gas and electricity;
2334 Ellemlle St. 2'i-story brick lot 25x70. 93,700.
and stucco: 7 rooms; bath: fur- 171." Ilcglnn St. 3-story brick and |
nace; gas and electricity; lot lSx frame; 8 rooms; hath; furnace;
110. 92.000. gas; lot 14x110. 92,000.
; 017-010 X. isth St.—l-story frame IS3<I Hettlnn St. 3-story brick; 10 I
houses; each has 0 rooms; bath: [ rooms; bath: reception hall; gas
furnace: electric lights; lot each j and electricity; lot 88%x8o. *.*>,ooo. j
17x85. Each *2,200. 72 X. 17th St. 3-story brick; 8 !
100 S. 14th St. 3-story brick: 10 rooms; bath; furnace; gas and 1
rooms: hath; furnace; gas; lot 13x electricity; lot 15x87. 9-1.300.
j 71.6. *3.000. 670 Schuylkill St. 2-story frame; j
2127 X. Fourth St. —3-story brick: i 6 rooirs; bath: Spencer hot water
8 rooms: bath; furnace; gas; lot heat; gas; lot 28.6x75. 92.000.
15x80. 93,000. 000 X. 10th St. 3-story brick and !
40.* S. 14th St. 3-story brick: 8, shingle; 9 rooms; bath; furnace;
rooms: bath, furnace: gas; lot 16x1 gas and electricity; lot 13x120.
76. 93.000. *3,000.
31." *. Front St. —3-story brick; 10 ! 1310 Sivntarn St. 3-story brick: 8 !
rooms; bath; gas; lot 1714x140. j rooms: bath: furnace; gas; cement
-93,300. p( i cellar with hot and cold water;
i 521 S. 14th St. 3-story brick: 9 Plastered laundry; closet; lot 16x
rooms: bath; furnace; gas; lot 28x *-..j00.
| 82. *2,000. 000 V. 17th St. —2H-story brick and
IDOO-lOO* tireennood St. 3-story, frame; 10 rooms; bath: furnace;
frames; 8 rooms; bath each; gas; gas; lot 24x100. *4,200.
iot 28x60. Both *2.000. _ 12123 Swatnrn St. 2-story frame: 6
021 tireen St. l-story brick; o rooms: bath; furnace; gas; lot 20x
rooms: bath; furnace; gas; lot 20x r jqq *I,OOO.
71 2-story brick shop on rear. . „ . ~ .. , . . . .
at iim> 33 >• Seventeenth St.—3-story brick;
2005 Own St. 3-story brirk; 9| 8 ">om: bath; lot 17x100. *4.000.
' rooms: bath: hot water heat: gas ; 1824 Stnte St. 3-story brick; 8
and electricity; lot 22x83. *3,100. rooms: bath: furnace; gas; lot |
1013 Hunter St. 3-story frame: 22 6x147. *4,000.
rooms; bath; furnace; gas; lot 16x 1172U >. Third St. 3-story frame;
90. *1,050. 9 rooms; bath: steam heat; gas
1611 Hunter St. 3-story frame; 9i 19x84. *3.000.
I?i!!?rli.ltv* h lot 16x"^ Ce *- 130 an<i ,2r,s s - Thirteenth St. 2^4-story
410 Hummel St. - 3-story brick: 8 £rlc*: 6 ™.,; furnace; gas; lot
rooms; bath: furnace: electric
lights; lot 14x118.. *3,150. 27tli St., near Berry St. 2H-story
2235 JetTernon St. 3-story brick; brick and stucco; 8 rooms; bath;
7 rooms: bath; furnace; gas; lot furnace: electric lights; lot 19x90
15x100. 92.500. ft. *3.200.
1040 Market St. 3-story brick; 8 1021 Thompson St. 2-story brick;
rooms; bath; furnace; gas; lot 7 rooms; bath; furnace; lot 13.6
16.7 HxllO. 93,500. x7O. 92,300. .
Millerßrothers&Co.couSu
MEMBER HAHKISBIHG It K \I. ESTATE BOARD
I'HII.ADUI.I'HIA STOCKS
Philadelphia. I-'eb. 24. Stocks
closed Irregular.
General Asphalt 25
i General Asphalt. Fid 65^i
I.ake Superior Corporation 20' ii
l.ehigh .Navigation 82
Lehigh Valley 73 H
Pennsylvania Railroad sl\
Philadelphia Electric 32^*
I Philadelphia Company 38
Philadelphia Company, Pfd 36
Philadelphia Rapid Transit .... 29 U
Reading ' 9l^
Storage Battery 63
Union Traction 43
United Gas Improvement 89
I I'nited States Steel 107
York Railways IS
York Railways, Pfd 36
CHICAtiO CVTTI.F.
Chicago. 111.. Feb. 24. Cattle Re
ceipts. 500; steady. Native beef cattle,
, s7.Sssi 11.90: stoekers and feeders. $6.25
lit 9.10: cows and heifers, $5,154(10.20;
calves. s9.oo(ft 12.75.
Sheep Receipts, 5,000: steady.
Wethers, $10,904} 12.15; lambs, $12.25
l ti' 14.60.
Hogs Receipts. 15.000; strong: 5c
to 10c above yesterday's average. Hulk
lof sales. $12.70(<i 12.95: light. sl2.oi>4i
12.90; mixed. $12.55 i 1S.00; heavy,
$12.50' 13.00: rough, $12.50® 12.60; pigs,
| $9.50® 11.25. _
*
10 Per Cent. Investment
0"!y SSOO needed to buy one of the
three 2H-story frame dwellings,
Nos. 1225-1-27-1229 Wallace street,
near Broad Street Market. New
roofs newly papered and painted.
Price' $1,200: rent for sl2. All oc
cupied. After paying taxes, water,
insurance, upkeep, you will have a
net investment of 10 per cent. It
won't be long until a shrewd In
vestor will buy them all.
CHAS. ADLER
100- North Third Street
Member Harrisburg Real Estate
I Board.
HARRISBURG gftfeftfe TELEGRAPH
t HICAtJO HOARD OF TRADK I
Chicago, 111., Fob. 24.—Board of Trade I
closing:
Wheat -May, 1.78H; July, 1.51 H-
Corn- —May, 1.01 'i ; July. I.OOU.
Oats—May. 57; July, , r >4%
Pork—May, ,10.80; July. 30.05.
Lard—May, 1.7.5T; Julv, 17.70.
Kil>s—May. 16.42; July. t.47.
USE KITE'S ELASTIC
For everything exposed to weather. Stop* leaky
roofs, protects tool* and machinery from ruat.
Sxpands and contracts with the metal, lience can- I
-lot crack or flake oft'. Guaranteed to wear 5 years
or ive furnish cnontrh to repaint free. Shipped
*nywhere. Write for booklet.
WIT'-; * P'TP F-.rW.burK.ru,
For Sale
at Once
Brick Dwelling l
mproved—Seven—Seven rooms
711 S. Front St.
Steelton
Call at once on
M. R. Alleman
145 N. Front St.
Steelton, Pa.
L Member lib*. Iteal Katate Hoard I
< ?
MAKE US PROVE TO YOU THAT EVERY SIOO INVESTED AND LEFT IN OUR BUSINESS WILL RETURN
j I $1,906.67 IN ACTUAL CASH DIVIDENDS AND YOUR STOCK WILL HAVE A CASH * *
VALUE OF OVER $6,000 INSIDE OF THE NEXT TEN YEARS.
* I
ADVANCE NOTICE ~
A Statement of Unusual Interest to Careful Investors
Read Every Word of This Announcement Whether You Have Twenty Dollars or Twenty Thousand Dollars to Invest £
* ' This Advance Announcement is> Printed for the Purpose of Asking You to Investigate and Convince 1
! Yourself That This is a Safe, Permanent and Profitable Enterprise. t
;• V
THIS IS ONE OF THOSE BIG OPPORTUNITIES
i 1 IT'S A REAL INVESTMENT PROPOSITION—NOT A WII-D CAT SPECULATIVE SCHEME
Its u proposition for men and women who want their money to make money for them. Our first and last word to you Is INVESTI
GATE. Turn our proposition upside down—analyze It—make searching Inquiry—convince yourself absolutely that there is REAL oppor- £
J j t"nit> presented before you invest a penny. You owe it to yourself to do this. The numlier of speeulative sehemes presented to lure your jt
dollars these days makes It imperative that you be carefuI—EXTREMELY CAREFUL. It s the careful men and women that we want to }'
talk to. I
(' >
This is one of those opportunities. One of those WONDERFUL opportunities. An opportunity which, if neglected, " Z
' will be always regretted
* ' ou llave heard how original fortunate investors of small sums in automobile tire stocks have made fortunes In a few years. ' *
How an original investment of SIOO in Goodyear stock, a like amount in Kelly-Springfield stock, and #7O in Firestone, would to-day be I
1 worth from that transaction alone $32,298.00.
, i The above facts and scores of others equally as remarkable are true—ABSOLUTELY TRUE—but did these opportunities ever come £
I ■ your way? , ■
If there ever was a "royal road to wealth" surely this was one. Is there any better or easier way than this to make money? !
] rO-DAY the whole world realizes the great past, the greater present, and the incredibly greatest future of the automobile tire industry,
REASONS WHY—STUDY THEM
! |
BECAUSE WEIIAVE BOUGHT AND PAID FOR ONE OF THE MOST MODERN FACTORIES POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN. SIZE 500 I
!'\<4ov PV VALUED vr QVEH #150.000. WE ARE EQUIPPING THIS
1 I ACTORS WITH MODERN EQUIPMENT THAT WILL MANUFACTURE 3.000 TIRES AND TUBES PER DAY. I
i BECAUSE. o Imp ronlrails and pledged orders I'rom financially responsible Tire Distributors to manufacture 125,000 tires and tubes. C
I DurATIST? order should net us $1,187,500. or approximately 50% on our entire capitalization of $3,000,000. I
BhLAUSL our company will manufacture and introduce in America the famous Stungo Tires. United States Patent Number 1.106.- f
Tills linpnoved patented tire has been thoroughly tested and Is used by several foreign governments in tlielr military I
operations. • These tires are constructed on a new system and secret process that makes it possible for them to give more i
i ' man 18,000 miles service. Blowouts are impossible. Tires red uI re half the amount of air pressure of ordinary tires, hence 5
i • possess greater resiliency, ride smoother and with greater comfort. Will stand retreading manv times. Does not deteriorate
with age, consequently will outlive any other tire known. MAKE US PROVE THESE STATEIIENTS. !
BECAUSE Mr. Joseph Stungo, our \ ice-President, anil under whose direct supervision these tires will be manufactured, was formerly
technical Adviser and Tire Manager of the North German Rubber Works, Germany, also former Tiro Manager for the a )
i , Rimless Tire Company, Glasgow, Scotland. Mr. Stungo has spent his entire life in the rubber industry and is conceded , ►
C ° expert tire men in Europe and is the Patentee of the "STINGO TIRE" as well as owner of SECRET
COMPOUNDS and SYSTEM of VULCANIZATION. '
BECAUSE the company has experienced and efficient tire builders nn'l compounders and representative business men at Its head
who have the ABILITY, EXPERIENCE and DETERMINATION to make this a PERMANENT SUCCESS. ' |
! | BECAUSE there is no preferred stock issue, all being common stock. Fully paid and non-assessable. NO BONDED INDEBTED-
A I.T IE STO PAY. There will be an equal distribution of all profits. Every share lias equal voting power !
BECAUSE OPKRXTION OFFICIALS DO NOT DRAW ANY SALARY AS SUCH UNTIL THIS PLANT IS IN ACTUAL
, I BECAUSE you are buying the original Treasury Stock of the Company, and not some Officers or Promoters stock. I [
4 ® BECAUSE l,avo the opportunity of purchasing this second allotment at $12.50 |>cr share before the advance of the third and last
allotment to $15.00 and over per share. !
BECAUSE E\ ER\ DOLLAR subscribed for stock will go direct into the Treasury of the company to operate this business SUCCESS
FULLY and make DIVIDENDS on a BUSINESS BASIS. \
' I BECAUSE we have over 2.000 stockholders who have investigated our business and have invested more than $300,000 in our Com- 1 *
pany, and scores of others arc Investing just as soon as they hear of this opportunity and investigate same. You will !
be cheating yourself if you do not join these stockholders and allow the men who arc so successfully developing this Com
, pany to make money for you as well as for themselves. '
< 1 WE URGE INVESTIGATION AND REMEMBER IT COSTS LIBERAL TERMS—2% discount for cash or 20% cash, balance '
YOU NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE AND SATISFY YOURSELF. 5 equal monthly payments. 1
In the meantime protect yourself before the advance In price to , ' urchasers of twenty-live (25) shares or more arc entitled to
a.-n/. _ , Tv ..... " „ , buy for personal use only tires manufactured by our company at , I
, > sl>.o© per share. MAIL IN YOUR ORDLR TO-DAY and full in- ten (10%) per <*>nt. above fac tory cost. <
side Information will be sent you, and If a ten days' investigation The coui|Hiny reserves the right to Increase the SELLING PRICE
f docs not satisfy you, your money will be cheerfully returned. without further notice.
i > BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY. MAIL IN YOUR RESER- >
? Subscriptions will be numbered as received and in the event of oNF* ° o IM*V)RTI'N i't Y NFVf'r^DOFS^ * WA,T I,OR I
lliis allotment being over-subscribed those who are too late will im- THIS IS A PARTNERSHIP IN A PROVEN BUSINESS NOT \
' mediately receive the return of their money and subscription. SPECULATIVE VENTURE. ' L
F. Vanderhoff and A* W. Wotten, Special Representatives, with a Section of [
;> Our Tire can be seen daily at Room 9,Hotel Columbus, from 7to9p. m. Sun- f
|;, day 9a. itl to 2p. m. 1
M* ' ;
< STUNGO-RADIUM RUBBER COMPANY ' f
i 5026-29 Jenkins Arcade Building, Pittsburgh, Penna. Phone, Court 3130. $3,000,000 Common (
* i Stock. Fully Paid and Non-Assessable. 1 • >
I want shares of the Treasury Stock of the Stungo-Radium Rubber Company at Twelve 1
Dollars and Fifty Cents ($12.50) a share, for which I hereby remit Dollars in Part Pay- , , >
< ment for same. This contract not in effect until after 10 days from date. Full
, Name Address
j i City State ' |
Use above coupon for information. F. B. Hamlin, Manager of Sales H. T.
'' I
D 1 ''K ■\ i yii i ifv -i nTftti iftAM. .limn urtft n .flAni i,n ,n
s
m
IIS HI 5 1 I s * IES
This Beautiful Suburban Dwelling
delightfully located on the picturesque Susquehanna River,
North Front street, Wormleysburg,
Is For Sale at a Live Wire Price
Two and one-halt' story frame dwelling, 12 commodious
rooms, fine interior finish, all modern conveniences, cemented
cellar, granolithic pavement and walks, fruits, shrubs, flowers".
LARGE GARAGE with heat and water. Grounds 75 by
about 165. House surrounded by beautiful lawn. All-night
cars within one block—sc fare. An ideal home with a magni
ficent view of the river and'city.
BATHING—BOATING—FISHING
ROHRER & SON, Bergner Building
Members Harrisburg Heal Estate Board
FEBRUARY 24/ 1917.
Help Wanted —Male
GREEN EHOU3H MAN One cap
able of RrowinK bulbs and bedding;
plants. Address G., 4826, caro of Tele
graph.
WANTED Registered druggist. or
one having had experience in drug
business. Apply Mehring's Drug Store,
Fourth and PelTer streets.
I Real Estate For Sale
KMKRALI) ST.. .133, 835. 337. 339
Semi-bungalows; seven rooms; ele
gantly till i shed; steam heat; electric
and gas; select your fixtures; stoves;
paper to siut your taste. Kasy terms.
|B. S. Behney, 317 North Second street.
Hell 1202 R. Sample House always open,
j 339 Emerald.
1 lelp Wanted —
Male and Female
HIVES. POMEROY & STEWART re
quire immediately the services of ex
perienced saleswomen and salesmen in
Cotton Dress Goods.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
MOTORCYCL.ES. sidecars. Presto
I tanks, etc., wanted for highest cash
! prices. We have 17 second-hand mo-
I torcycles. all makes, for sale at from
I $25 to S2OO each. Easy payments it
desired. Dayton Cycle Co.. 912 North
I Third street. Bell phone 385 J.
BICYCLE BARGAINS 25 wheels to
select from; prices from $lO up to s<s;
easv terms; pay while you ride. Dayton
Cycle Co.. 912 North Third street.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE Also Thor
and Harley-Davidson for sqle cheap;
just been overhauled; all twin cylinders
and in good condition. C. H. UUler,
1317 Derry Btreet.
RUBBER STAMQft
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