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Buyers Arrived
,-ers are invited to register in this coiumn by tclephonlng Beekman 8243 between 10 a. m. an<?. 10 p. m.
Jfoman's Wear and Millinery
rjiAXY- s Si rborg, millinery; 62
.-\\NDKtA Va
Joben. M1SI JtHe V. Whc.
.it?ANDl ' ;x Bendheim Sons;
.iSooben. Misi Jule V. Whel in and
'*%% fjydemai: women a and children a
. 2. ir hoaiery, women's neckwear,
'?;, ??. !?:..?' Roaa .v Flanagan, 277
Eji Avenue. (Four days, June 3 to 6.
iHS I
? tfS- > \ enberg,
irina aPP*1-' ' ! onn* Ivanla.
???rtna
oaLTIMORE?Bernhelmer Bros.; jo
jlln underwear, cotton and Bill
JJKV S. solomon, 470 Fourth Avenue.
Je*
Xiy.i-iRE- D Mlllor & Co.; Mr.
? .' "_-.'. . ar; Pennaylvanta.
balTIMi RE -S Cohen .^ Sons; S. Co
???',"? ? vi les and
W?Jj j Pennaylvania.
MMDGE1 2.' D. M. Read Co: F. D.
-Bon-w'- cloaaa. suits, turs, akirta and
iiSu: Corara
or??yALO?H Oppenhelmcr, i!"aki>,
..^- ' !*:?.'." ???:'.?.
MIFFALI ? s- Adam X Co.; Miss
",,' ,. In und --'.>? ir and
a wa; - v ' ' '' nth Slreet
emC\.Q? R ischlld a C Miss Grtf
..,,.'.- - ' -" ? ' vera
?
.,,.,.. v,;.v i - R aenberg, s ., and
l.V." ? i its 1182 Broadway, room i 3.
rTNCINNATI?McAlpin Co.; M. A. I.ar
*-..".. raets and mualin
.22%:;: u -?? East Twenty
SSh Street Seville
* 1 ? -Taft Co : M
-' - . IV Hil 1
ar W. M \
-
[,'l'.'. ,.,, f- ? | -, ? . rus ' ' -
v alsts
?i-a R*yn ?' ' .'" W" "' ' ;
I ? ".rg
iLl'MBC
? Ben- ? '.'.'
*',','. 7- ? Kumler Co.; Miss
? Schumacl ' underw< ar and
Jereets; -- - %"? room 826.
DETRI ?'..-?. Mrs. P.
. ' " .. Fantl, 120 "Weat
iti er-;
? nRT-R, - ?;? i rowley -MUnei T' irence
WoodTbraaslerea; A Fantl, 120 Weat Thlr
'"'nPTROIT? Irowley-Mllner: Mrs. E.
WaSN'a^'" A fantl, 120 West Thlrty
??rnnd Strei
HARRISBL'RG. r?nn.?Wltmer, Balr &
WIUCM" I' B Wltmer, women's, mlsses'
wdenlldri n's i - " ents; : 133 Broad
"eDNTTOJGT >N v.2 Va.?Peardort-Slsler
rn ? 'e B. Slsler, ready t- wear, Bllk
hWon?; Peck & c .. 43 West Thtrty
fnurth Sffeet
SSsAS :- v Mc -KUne Cloak & Suil
,.. ' |fij v ..-? .... : petti
? j |i ?? ' ' ??
LiWRE. D. Go! lberg & ?
\ ? nd women
P*Lons^. :....'?: - r ? ? ~ ?' ' ?? ? ??>??? '? suit
Cp Joseph ? ireei -:' to wear;
Brown 5- Macr io. I 270 Broadway.
M>UISVII. E K: -H. P. S. Iman; M.
Osbarne ivaists i Iman, 1261
?roadwai
MEMP!' IS ~ ?. : ' 1 ' ' '?'"
| . .. - ?
BI ;k S ? ? ? r, 1150 Bro
UILWAUKEE ,>'- " ' ' "'"'
Balt Co . ? Bil ..? r, loaks and su ?
erlvan's ,,. _.
.NASHVILLE, Tet n V Tlnaley, i
r.-i r good
NEV.' ? ??: E '2. 3 A B Vrgus, v men -
w?ar: P--'
NEW ORLEANS?Krauss <"*o . Ltd MaJ
M?v?r. dn '?" ' 11' underwear, w
.'-. |r aweaters, Krauss i
Uonar :-'
tIBfl Ol ".:-: '-"'?' Kn eget Bt ?:??
Ireeger, readj to w< a.r; Van B i
B
jJORFi erg Bros.; Mr. tu
;, . i of sil ?' georgel
.;:.. 1170 B
OUAHA Byrnt & Ban ' I J ? ??<
Co \. E Mal ' ???
1 Hammer. i
PHILADELPHIA :. [irsct ''?
li-i Di i . basen n: di - - - Mi
n - . ges; L. W. Iln S7 West
PHIL. '? r;'" ''","' "''"
tr.an. 2. I I Broadway and
</?
1 .222 'ELP1 '? 1 ' ' ' lllnery;
Pi
RC Rosenl um Co '?''?=? v
Qraitanfi . Fantl 12 West
| - ? | f T... r
PITTSBt-'R !H?Steart; Miss M. M. Ash
iu::s. li Es - street, rc
1814
PITTSBURGH " Creerj & Co.; R
Ciark. : - ' -" Knott, .. East
Tw?ntv-?iT'.h -
PITTSBUB Win?
ters, ilr^ss skltti Fantl,,
120 West Thtrtj -secoi
PITTSBTJB ?? ' ? -V .1
Tr uti, dresM i 120 v - -?. ~
M
?V.:<> - ? : ? :?'? 3.
A C. Bailey. i
li Pourtb A
PROVIDBNCB ? III itlet Co.; M.
laaat?. 120
W- f: Th:.-:'. second
?-T JOSB1 H,
:? ?
knlt goods; Rlchardi Dr Co., -1
2- - .
-'":.' . ? - ?> wr.ar;
Breatln
ST 2. CTS?I .:? ' .-' ' ? ' . Miss
0 E ?>-. ? - Iressea; 37
'?'? ' - ?
BT. PAU1 MI:
wmein l H. C.
Ljior.5.
TEP.F.-; ' - fThe
.,.-? , n Issea'
act children a v. ? .- m
'B?r,s; 1
TERRE -: ? " l ? ; ?
Co H , ?
?far. W- ;
r.v- ??--. -
TRBX1 . r .:--?. y. :.r-,-.
,,. ,. ... .. Li .
a Hyi?- M -. Iren'a read
to wear. ho ?.?.?'..?
|?-'*2. et i & Flanagan, 27
-
t? : K. V.. 8< u| :. 20 Plfl ?
Arenije.
WaHF:- y- '. ? c.- " lwar 1 & La
Uurop Mi? .. -. ? ,,,.;.
rf- r~"'. Miss E Harl ? w< ar;
? - i
Pa - :?
?' Pry.
-''.'?'""??' .- . .
. *ILM . ? ; nard & C
Uali .
Uon a. ] ,
'""!' lo wear, h< aU ry. women a neckwear,
By* ' ' ;.---.!..
? :r A- ??
WORCES . . Maaa I H. Mnrxe. Co ;
f1" E .. 2.>, h;.'
??i?" C. : re
I0P.K, Pa.- her 1 ? iry Co
i* F'.-.'. - ??????". ri
rJ;0h;-; Loula
gwa, it;,? Ju ? p Whelan and :>
oy4*n-.a-, r.- ready
r,.W*?" '"'?:? n< kwear,
gS* *' Hart, Rosa & Flanagan, 2"
Men's Vi car
ATT.A::.' Ga Pox'a I .. II ? ? P
f: ' 7 * ? oth g ;. . furni hlna
A. \V.
-?'
Mi Men
','.*.''.' ' ? ??
J-?i'-A,', ;; a m fjoidman; H. Gold
? gooda and hata;
- ' ? J. M.
?i?''2" '
?'??_ Bro . . ..
H^}}, ?'? ? 'Jxtord 1 ? ? % '
>.:. ' ? : clothing
Cl'p. ,,,
?,',,,;- ? ' Lotila Bpecht, men'a
,
Mi,A;y':' ;faml?-l Ha' Co ; Mr
-
* ,"" '?'--? 1 Epateln /.- B ma; H.
ti-.. ' ????? y ? ???? - ?
irlr/"
iai*-? . ?-- Co.; B. A
? and fui -
'
? ? , ' ' l.l ???.:;?
C... '.,' Koott, 2 ;
" '
??-.:.:?.?
. I. ?' ?:.
:-. . , . . .. .
??4a? ,' ' ;
l i[Z*B i ifroan Bae? A - ?
**aWt, '
'*^ " '? ?' - trou??ra J. O ;'
ftiilkJ,**1 * ? ???" "lothlnit; M. C
?m ar,,', ? ?;: > an i h'.?:ety
%.'v.'-'' '/- Llpman Wolfe; r
'?*..*.. '" . ;? ? I .m-ry,
??*>, ." fi .??.,
fc?M ,,,.' ? ar 123 I--.... .
1' ?a* V' ' " ;' '?' ' ' ?" -'v"::
** 41 '. ' ? ?"???-. '..? ? ? nbaurn
WUj.i, " "' ;' "
?rv'2, 11 ;; R.m
***fwr'?, ,! ''? '"'? n?f"" ' othlng
%" : "?
*. i. ,: , '" " . ? ? ??-?/
L< V/i.r, ' """" ' '' '?'" ' I ' '
**? ??uu^'"a* '"**'? '**? fc'4,1 cli2'
Pieee Goods
ALl.BNTOWN. Penn.?A. Frankenflcld,
g ioda, Pennss Ivanla.
AKRON, O.? M. O'Nlel; J. D. Marttns,
domostics, white gooda; Sostraan, 37 West
Twcnty-slxth Street.
AUR IRA, il: -d W. Eado & Co : <",.
W Eade, mfra. ladles' wrappers, dreaslng
house ;,rui streei dresses, under
\- 200 Fifth Avenue; Breslln.
BAL riMl iRE M. Freudentl il Co.; M,
?nthal, tatlors' trimminga; Mar
tinique.
!i USB, Towa?C. C. Anderson, drygoods;
Pennsj .-? ii,..i
BOSTON?Gllchrlsfs; Mr. Downes, sllka
ai Iresa goods: 2 I Fifl h Avenue.
AGO?John v, Farwell Co : H. H
A::::;;.u. dry gooda; John v. Farwell, 43
Leonard Street.
CHICAGO?Sears Roebuck Co ; Mr Tar
r:s!-.. dress goods and ailks; .Mr. Dawson
llnens; Mi K icera, dress eottona; Mr
Dyei \> h ?? gooda: ; I r, Fifth Avei ue
'';.K\ ELAXD Hirsch Company Miss E
Cohen, wash dreases, P. lllrsch wasri
? ? '?'? :<I" ? S Solomon, 470 Fourth
A vonui
CLE .I-:: AXD ? PIxi h Cll v Merchant
' >?; II. Kai lan, t dlors Com
.
' MBl S .. - Mon h. use Marttns
i . : Paul Springer, dry gooGs; M irehi use
Martlns ? v. est Thlrty-se :on i Sti p(
DANBURT, Conn.?McLean Brothers;
air, McLean, drygoods; Commodore.
- ) '? ?' Rike, Kumler Company;
" Rlke, sllka and dresa gooda Ponnayl
van la
DALLAS?B. Arnoff, piece gooda; Pcnn
s
HARRISBURO, Penn?Shearer Co.; Mr
Sni'ai ? ? mfrs, Bkirts Penns' Ivania.
UOLYi 'KE Mass ? \V V\ akelin, dry
g| Pennsylvania.
KAXSAS CITV, Mo -Smlth McCord
' : " Gooda Co.; W, D Klrtwel!
d' ?.??-:.. 9 Ro ?? .-. M Brlde, 72 Leonard
....
I.''S ANGELES !' Garner dry goods;
:
L< '.- ANGELES :.;? i lomas Dry Goods
Co., F I: McCoi las, dry goods; S i!
Roseberry, : ? e gooda, notiona Rtce &
S ? : rth Streei
LOS ANGELES -Los Angeles Notlon
r ' . S C Rosi nb' rg, whito .. lods, ribbona,
. . . . 2SR Churcl Stn el . il h:m :. :
MARION, N. C?Cross Cotton Mills:
Mr 'rosa, r presentatU . Marlborough.
NEW ORLEAN'S?M. ',-... u - ? le e
goo Is A b( : deen
OMAHA, Neb.?Byrne & Hammer Co.;
T c Byrne, ginghams, plece goods;
Byrne & Hammer, 4': Leonard Street
PHILADELPHIA?Jacoby Brothers; Mr
Jacoby drygoods; Pennsylvar .
PITTSBURGH?Kaufman. Ha?r A Co.;
Mra '?: Roaenthal, jobs ailks, wash goods
?"? ' ' basei ent), 404 Fourth Avenui
ROCHESTER?Duffy Powers Cc . W. B
lomesties and lin ??. H :. Bai ka
"" -'? S - :' url b Avi -
nu<
' laay & i lurr
T Ranli, wasli and silk dn 3sea S
Si ion. 47 Fi url h V-. enue.
SI'RINGFIELD Mi Keet & Roun
1 ? Is Co J. H Rountree, do
" ? '' ? Rool & .'.'. Bri le, .'_ Li onard
Strepl
SYRACCSE I Glbl In C . Mr Glbbin,
''?'?'. ? essi a :. nd pip. i goods
Gibbin v ".. - ,, Street.
Leather, Fancy Goods, Jewelrv
.ON- 3. Kann Sons & Co.;
Miss N. Fowler, jewe :-? leathi - goods;
-i ? I nue, 13 th fi
Furs
EF PAM N v -Holzhi Imer ft
?: Shaul and I Sh ml, furs
. - I: Ki adway
Her & ; G. F John
fui ? e Tra line i 230
Fifth A
.'-. ? 9 / -;-...;_ Broa :
ii ; East Tw ? nty
- .... ?
'. ?? ' ? Co.; J Kaplan
' ?" '?'?': -slxi b Si r el. 71
l
DET] baum &? Co ; Mr. Birn
. -
ry C M Mun
- '? ? ii ' ? :. . . East T* ??????
i xth Street
IVolions, Toilet Goods, Druss
BAI TIM RE i- nkenbprg & Levin
son .1 ' : ? ns, h
?' ?rv md i ?. Flerald t uare
l.'INCI.N.NAI ;. " ? - ?
fancy ?
Madls
rr.NCl '. ?' '.. Newberger Co : M. '
Newberg Irug
Pryg Is Co.; R c
i and embroid rlea. .'!i Wonh
Street ? . I
Rik". Kumler Co.-, Miss M
Mit.-. -. . . . lerles; 225 Flft h
?
us, MitchpR,
A ... Lions; Wo
? ; h M sa Sul
...:.. ? . Ptn
" ? ?? Uslng Cor
; .- Fifth Avi ;
\v - -.-??- << . ' V '?-- . ; -.
m ?:.;?? i
Metz, hand "
??? : fi - - . .. -
: urtl
: Kann Sons .-.
Co : T. F. Finnti tlon lea i -.
? ? ? toilet good 132 Fourth Avi nue,
:'. -
House Furnisliings, Floor Cov?
erings, Furniture, Drapery
' I :. ? ,: B Hauf ea rpets, up
, furi . ? ? ? ? Park Ave
. .
. NTA ' ' Rob nsoi I uraiture
, ? f \V J M;' ?-]?: ? ?? ,;, p| |fl rUg9
-."?-. ? Imperial.
P-i ': ; Mr.
-.' Iliam T. Knott,
-
ilchrisfi Mr. Campbell,
noleumi . Fifth A venue.
BCFFALi ? Larkli ap Co. . '<? W.
furnitur. , Penn^yl ?
vai la
CHICAOO?Marrtiall Field Co.; r;~r,Tf.-?
'?'? 1. wn. i :..:. ^ C. B. Nash hina; 1107
BroadT
? ;?? . . Merrup, furni?
ture .-.:. : ! o :???? turi rg u Murra y
H
? iR iEANS Kiauss C . Ltd.:
Ma: Isaa aoi .. -; ? ? .. mattlnga cu
? ? ' . i. ' ??? :.- ? ' ' . 1 !.??? n
LAXD Me Li] ? Wolfe & Co
?T Str -..? ...-;. -. -? and drapertes 1125
Br ? - .......
'? 'RTL '.:?." i ' ire Llpman, Wolfo *
- ea Strain, i uga, ui bolstci . . 1123
? -
Ri iCHESTER Ribb j ' n laay ?-. lurr
' ' ' '.' ?? upholstsry i.Is; A.
: I Fourth Avenue
ROCHESTER i .... ? .... ,. ....
r. uphol ? : ';-:?.;;
SAN FRANCJ ' .- R v. . & , ,,
and glasaware; 15 East
.....
ST LOUIS Rice-Htix . i . Goods Co.;
Cralg .-.. ? hao llsi managor for
' S .'."?? i ? ? .
n.mbi olderiea handkoi -
and lii nr 377 Uroad
',<. ,
, TRO-S g v s Quackenbuan &
' ' ' ? w, Haj ur holsti ry , Commodore
_ WILKEB. BA RRE, !'? nn Mai Wllliama;
''? E Brown, carputs; Pennsyivanla.
Shoes
CtN'CIN.VATI?S, \V1?p. mfr. ?hn?s
.'' ? ?
H RXELL, N V E] --. ln & Sims; lf
n clothing, furntahlng gooda ai d
? I ? n . ?
' I Rol hachlld Broa ; A .1
I i '?'? . Twmits tl - I
Street; - ., ? .. .
Baer ? Fullor; Mr
H <? Him .;.-:.. ahoes; A. Fantl, 120 West
' ... J -.'1 81 !-? ? :
General Merrhandise
ALLE ?' Penn M Kauffman,
i-'-r.-'ii n - han '.-?? Pennaylvanla
Marks, general morchan
dlti' ; Peni
BI nn II. Qodaey, general
.... ...i- l ... ndera
'a- ' ? .1. Joscph, general mer
ch&ndi ;.--.. nla
?'II D, Stetn, general mer
? ?
... A pln Co ; M Muellor
r?| ? ? Wn T Knott, 23 Eaal
? ? ?
'.'? :il * A>tph; N.
general rnerchandlse: Brlstol.
DBI'KAI :. IIOUBN France C. A.
, ? . merchandiae; Pennayl
?/.>-. :?
HA RI ; ? .1 '. i onn : age-Allen Co. . i:
' ? r<rpreaentlng Dry Oooda Alllanca;
ii,; i . urtl
)' .' - i ?K, ?'. . . ?;?: >? Munn Co : T,
Z ' ;ll . drygoods; 1160 Broadway; Col
? ?
.'/. ::>. TOWN Ohio M Wolfe, gennral
if.' " h?i nd ? , i-i i n flva nla
:.i;.". J..NON, Ind Adli ' A Co M. a<i
gooda, carpeta eloaka und aulta;
i umhi rland
LINCOLN '.'. b Oold * Co N Oold,
? ? '.-?...!??!.?, hoaiery undei w< ?< ??'.
? ?..?;; u furnUI ?. :,. ? ,, 1 m.i,. 11, I.
Htrt/n, 17 E*?t Twenty aecond Streei
? .' ' i. Bullod Herbert
. . ,,. A :?< nil?
!?'>?? ' ' .' ' . .,'HIMK CO,,
. ,..,, i reoldent'
ui,0 ifi.- ral niunagei . Imp< rlal.
IdjCMl'HlH?iJ, Ciroaa. (inuw fxi?rcb*Ur
MEMPIIIR, Tenn?Rry-Blork Mero. Co.;
>T. D, Block, drygoods; 1150 Broadway,
17th floor.
NEW BEDFORD, Maes.?New Redford
Dry Gooda Co.; P. T. Foy, representlng;
Dry Gooda Alllanoe, 40 4 Fourth Avenue.
NORRISTOWN, Penn.?Hydeman's De
partment Store. M, Hydeman, drygoods,
furnlshlng goods and ready to wear; Penn
s>'. vania
PEORIA, 111.?S. Steinberger, general
merchandiae; Broadway Central.
PHILADELPHIA ? li. Loeb, general mer
ohandlse; Pennsylvania.
PORTLAND, Ore. ? Port.eous-Mitchell
F.raun Co.; Miss W. S. Coyne, representin-g;
Hotel Wolcott; 432 Fourth Avenue, fifth
floor.
RICHMOND, Va? R. Rothschlld, gen
eral merchandise; Pennsylvania.
SAN FRANCISCO?Max Levy; Max
Eovy, general merchandise; Fred Bauer;
15 East Twenty-aixth Street.
SHAMOKIN, Penn. ? llurd &-. Rogers
Company, Beehlvo Department Store; W.
S Haupt, ready to wear, toys, house fur
nlshing goods: Walllck.
SPR1NGFIBLD, Mass.?M. Hayman, gen?
eral nu rchandise; Grand.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.?The Rosenau Com
? ? Roaenau, drygoods, clothing,
carpets, ahoes; Pennsylvania.
WORCESTER, Maaa.?J. C. Maernnes
Co.; F. E, Donoghue, repreaenting; Prince
Georgo; 432 Fourth Avenue, fifth floor.
-Miseelianeous
AKRON, Ohio?I. Blrmbaum. general
llnp; Pennsylvania.
ATLANTA, Ga.?-Poughertv, Little. Red
wlne Co E Redwlne, notlons, etc; Aber
deen
BALTIMORE?A Schwartmen, general
Une Pennsylvania.
BALTIMORE?P. Freedman, gror.rles.
et Broadw ay Central.
BALTIMORE, Md. ? Hochschlld-Kohn
& ' ... ; E. T. Thleli bo; - clothing; 220
!':? 'i Avenue, room 1411.
BRIDGEPORT, Contr.? Howlands; H P.
Johnson boya clothing; 1 iry Go ids Alli
an ? 404 Fourth A venue,
BUFFALO Jordan Mnrsh Co.; Miss Mc
Carthy, walsts; Mr. Keough, men'a eloth
,% '' Mr. Hurtlbuse, women's ?-jns;
Miss Ivnight, mlsaes' cloaka and suits Mr
Wentworth, statlonery and leather gooda
Mr. Bur.. ..;?:, coats, skirta, etc; .Mr Walsh
linlngs and wash gooda; Mr. Kemball,
women a eostumes; Mi | 'ul ? ?? . fui
Snyder, stal i mery; Mr. Wattera stal m
ery; Miss Keefe, misses" cloaks and suits;
Mr. Burns, missea' house dressea- Mr
Averill, lamps; Mr. Tr1b>, underwear; Mr.
Anderson, iii?n's furnlshings; Mr. Titus,
optical P'.ods; 4:',2 Fourth Avenue
CHICAGO?J. Kraus, gla'Ssware. etc;
Commodore.
DES MOINES?L. DeWitt, general line;
Breslln.
EASTON, Penn.? L. Grollman, clothing
l ? '?? :??? I line . Aherdeen.
ERIE, Penn.- Brb Do Goods Co vlc
Penns vanla
FALL RfVER, Mass - R A M. Whlrr
' u . Miss A Fltzpatrick, hnalerv and un
derwear; Dry Gooda Alliance; 404 Fourth
Averrue
HARTFORD, Conn.- Sage-Allen Cn
C. S. Cleasby, boys' clothing; Broztelt;
Dry Goods Aih.in.-e. 404 Fourth Avenue
JOHNSTOWN, Penn.?J Thomas & Sons
Mr. I'homas, general department store
".? ri handisi Pi nns' Ivania.
LANCASTER Penn .J Burbank, gen
' ?: i no ; Brci
MARK IN. X. C ?Xeal Co . Mr. Neal
varletj m r handise; Marlborough
NASHVILLE?L. Dlamond &? Co ; L
DI mond, notiona; Breslln.
MEMPHIS, Tenn?A. Schwartz Com?
pany; A. Schwartz, drygoods, notiona
et> Pennsvlvanla.
PETERSBURG, Va ? S Mansha Co.; S
M --i i, drygoods, notlons, milllnery; Penn
ry :? anla
PITTSBURGH -F. Andursky. general
lii Pennsv Ivania
I ITTSBURGH? Mcl Jreery K- Co.; E
M noque, i.. - ery and gloves; Wm. T.
Ki ?? 23 East Twenty-slxth Street.
RICHMOND, Vh C. 1 Sauer Com
Pan; . C F Sauer. jr., manufacturers fla
- ' ?'?'-?, Flandera.
I ESTER, N. Y - .1 T Sage Con -
pan: T Sage, hardware: Commodore.
' " HES rER, N. V - Slbley. Llndsav ^
' '"" Ci . T. i :. Pfeffi v. \ l, trol is; Penn
... .
R< ii IHESTER, N V -Sibley, Lindsay *
1 irr; S Austin, toys, trunks, sporting
R .-. i ioks, si,.: ionery, jewelrj . lea I i er
'? la. notiona, to el t: ? ds. arl needle woi ...
A. Waldo 432 Fourth Avenue.
t ?- i PAI :.. v. Is - Manhelmer & Bros. ,
M h I ??; Ilcr, Infanta w ir and under
v FI ';-?, 200 Fifth Avenue
Ol EDO ''|-.i-i.vuii Store Company;
v- 1 e. h ery; Wm. T. Knott, 23
East Tv - h SI roi I
: rON. le ' ?.?Woodward &
'??'?'"' ' M Johnaon, hosiery and
knit underw ? ar; . :'. i Fourl h A -. enue
WI.N'STON SALEM, N C. -H. Sllver
berg, drygoods and general merchandiae;
Hei ald S luars
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio?Goodwln & Son;
Mr Gi dwln, groceries; W lodward.
ALP.AXV, June 2.?Charters to in
corporate granted to-day by the Sec?
retary of state included the follow?
ing:
Lorralna Undersllk Company, ln- . $50,
Mai hatti i . manufa itun ladh s' un?
derwear; tsador Shaplro I;. F. Si hwa rtz
?lai ob Rubln, 239 Bi iadway, New York
i ?;?;,
SI?'??- i lompany, i nt . $50,0 I;
Manhattan;; manufacture shoes, hats,
ha ? rda sl ery, etc; M a s Ma rcui Herma ii
Trlebltz, J ulius K a uder ? 1277 Pri sident
Sti . Bi ook lyn.
''?'"? Bi Iford Woollen Company, Inc,
? ? Ma nha ttan; agi nta for woollena
' ;- ' ' ' Bogart, V aldron Bi rsdoi :' V\ B
ii ? . :? . Fn . port, 1. I
SaoiueV VVelngarten A- Co., Inc, $50,000
Manhattan; fur buainess; San Weingar
'? '. ?' VVi Ingarten, Maj me 1 lelbel Mas
peth, L, '
Chas. ,i Hirsch & Ci . Inc . $50 <""'"_> -
itl in; ladies' wearing apparel. Chaa
h, E R Singer, L. S. Ehrtch, 233
I . New York City.
The Prospect Engineerlng & Welding
' .'?'. Inc . $100,1 00; Brooklyn; r?n
' ' ? ? tlng and . leel rlcal business;
F. J. \\ ??? Uki ??? -;... .; A v. . ailkowskl Wm
U .' 'hnson, 55 Hanson Pla ? . Bro I ?? n
Thi House oC Brothers, ln .. t
' genera: n erchant tallorli ? .
Thomas !. Cohen, Louis M, Cohen, Jultua
rg, ." - _ Eaal 175th Street, New Yotk
' '
losuro Service Corporation, $150,000;
I yn; manufacturing metal caps; Lea
lie R. N. Carvalho, Ira Skutch, T. F.
Thorntoi li i Broadway, New i'ork City
The Bushwick Brass Foundry Company,
Inc, $1,000; Brooklyn; manufacturing
brasa and bronzo caatings; J G Morrlaon,
J D Morrlson, A Capoblanco, 578 Metro
; lltan .. ?? enue, Bn loklyn
The Rapid Freezlng and Refrlgeratlon
?? ratlon, $100,000; Manhattan; general
manufacturing and Iradlng business si ?
rago a nd Ice buslm sa,
Benjamln F Goodspeed, L W. Stoteabury,
A O .-:.-;,. 656 Prospocl Place, Brooklyn.
Faultli Di Compai y, Inc, ! .
Manhattan; tailors, dressmakers; Nathan
Ilallen Hernian Charkow, Jamea
.i, 170 J-'lrs-t Avenue, New Verk City,
na Cli a . Co . Inc, $3,000. Man ?
hattan; manufacturing ladles' cloaka and
. . VVilliam E Horowltz, M.n Glatzer
and I idon Welss, G3 ICa.it 103d Stroet,
'. : . ' ' I ?
N'al Lcbenaon & Co., Inc, $25,000; Man?
hattan. deal m ailks and textiles; .1. M.
Schoonfeld, W, J. Rvder and Joseph Hit -
tei 570 East Fordham Road, New York
1 '?' :?
Ben .:.!,-: Sta I Ionery I !o . inc, $9,00ft.
Vli nhattan; stationera, prlnters; Baul
Benjamln, Emll Benjamln and Jerome
... 475 Central Park West, ."?? ??
'i - . ? , . C 1 t i
Oreenbunn Roalty and Building Co., Inc,
! Brooklyn; realty and building
truci on; Samuel Samowltz, H. E.
.; and Isaac Greon, 656 Barbey
Street, Brooklyn.
Masonvllle Creamory Company, Inc, $20,
000; Manonvllle; manufacturing milk and
mllk products; Charlea E, Hulbert, C. H.
H'-.i'-h. N. E. Wilcox, Balnbridge, N. Y.
!' 8. I'lastlc Arl Works, Inc, $30,000;
Now York County; manufacturing nuvel
tl?s, advortlsliiR speclaltles; A. L Feln
? stoln, iiarry Cahane, Wllllam Appelbaum,
31 ' ?? ii . . un re Ni vv 'i ork.
; Realty Co., Inc, Tl".'.
; Qii-.-.-iM Borough; rn;jl est.-ae and Inaurance
iK'-ni", Max Babenzcln, Froderlck Nueske,
Leonard Davldson, 2391 Myrtlo Avenue,
Queena Borough
Valco Realty Company, Inc, $20,000,
M >i hal ? i realty; llerman i llaaser, Jo
lomo H.-irriM, Gortrudo VV.-ihh, 2'jI Broad?
way, New Vork.
Ideal Bakera' Supply <',,., i?r , $30,000;
Manhattan; manufacturing bul-.ini; sup
; Grunatoln, Bamuei Zasuly, I.eo
l-'-rii-i, 80 Second Avanuo, N?w Vork.
'i he Ai lanpui i mipany ln< . $25,000:
"in. deal In Janu, i?lll?a, food
products, etc; Harry Rothenberif, Jos. R
Brodsky, Harry Floldstesl, 436 Fort Waab
Initton Avenue, New Vork CHy.
Buperior Hat Llnlng Company, Inc, $10,
000; Manhattan; nianufactuiing hat trim?
minga and llnlnga; .l?. k ili-e-nber?, Mor
rla Bternfleld, Jacob II. Arond, 1 l :i Dlvl
alon Avenue, Brooklyn.
Coopar A Wtlkos, Inc, 110,000; Manhat ?
tiui. manufacture cIoUiIok f-r men and
women; Davld Cooper, cn?s. Cooper, Hmni
vyllkea, US H'mI Forty-fifth Btroet, NaW
Yeik i ?
n'"'i Commission Compans Inc,
I Manhattan, general wh ilesale
dry Boods bualneaa: Geo F. Jebbett, H
i M Olney, Robt. A. Mar.Lean, ?lt boventy- ,
^fourth fltreet, Brooltiyn.
Commodities
Industrials
Cotton
Cotton prices moved irregularly yes?
terday and closed with net losses of
11 to 29 points. The first government
report on the condition of the crop
appeared in the morning, but it seemed
to have little effect on the market.
The condition figure of 75.6 per cent
was within 1-5 of 1 per cent of the
average guess of seventy members of
the Cotton Exchange. A worse report
than that of the government was put
out by the American Cotton Associa?
tion. This report said the condition
of the crop on May 25, which was the
date used by the government. was 73.2
per cent and that the condition on
June 1 was 66.9.
The market opened 23 to 69 points '
higher on expectation of an unfavor
able government report, strong cables
from Liverpool and continued wet
weather in the cotton belt. Prices
continued strong, and right after the
government report appeared Julv went
to 32.50 and October to 31.90. At this
level there developed heavy selling;.
which was laid to realizing. The
market broke 60 to 80 points, and
later deelined further.
Warm, dry weather is badly needed ;
in the cotton belt, according to all re?
ports. Advices yesterday were that
fieids generally are in an unsatisfac
tory state of cultivation. Grass and
wecds are growing rapidly, it is said,
and labor is inadequate.
In the local market spot middling
was qu?jt.od at 32.80.
Prices for future contracts follow:
Frices for future contracts follow:
P ??'.?.
Open. Tlisrh. Low (??;.- .... c .,..
?Tuly.... 31.90 82.(50 31.28 81.55@3t.62 31 00
Oet.... 31.00 81.00 80.50 30.62 u 80.71 30 8"
Dec... 2.0.70 .81.2.-1 30.20 80.25 a 80.3(1 30 12
Jan.... 30.00 31.02 20.08 30.05 <S- 30.32
Mar. .. 80.70 80.95 20.75 20.80ft-30.00
COTTON STATI! T]
Tester Lasl Last
day. We ... y. ?
Port rrrelpts. 22.750 21,054 5.588
Exports . 8.215 I8.15H 1,100
'?' V -' Its. , , 102,559 103,511 11(3,389
Porl stock -? ... 1,278,181) 1,20.5,803
N. Y. arrlvals. . 080 1,018 5,190
? ' ? :')i ERN SPOT MARE ET?
rester
P. i dn " Salps Rtn ?. - . ? .. ? -..
Oalveston .. - - 211,634 " 225.858
New Orleans.. - 448.518 409.366
Moblle .... ?? 15.599 13 :; 18
Savannah. .. 32.00 100 - 163.980
Hharleston. . .- - 55,903 34.801
" Imit gton . - 66,508 36 658
'?'?'"'. 31.00 123,831 8 363
Raltimore... . 32.00 ?- 7,553 2-1 065
New Tot k- ??- 102.550 1 ?6,',389
Brunswick... - - 11,891 10,225
T?tal .1.205,383
Interlor:
Augusta.-1,891 163.631 06 040
Mcmphla. - - 363 567
St-1-ouls.- 18,431 ' IO%-.8
Houston .... - _ - 244,341 130 368
Littie Rock.. . -. - 11:250 i:;;;.Jo
LIVERPOOL COTTON
In the Liverpoo] market spot mid?
dling was quoted at 20.38. Sales were
8,000 bales, of which 7,000 were Amer?
ican. Imports were 13,000 bales, 10,
000 American. There was a good dc?
mand for cloths and yams at Man
chester and prices were steady.
Prices for future contracts were:
12.1H Prev, Lasl
P V Clos?. Cl ise 5
?Tm"> . 20.28 20.23 20.O- 21.80
Jui . 10.69 19.63 19.40 20 60
August .10.10 19.03 18 82 10 65
September . 18.7H 18 ii(? 18.39 18.87
' 'ctoher . 18.11) 18.88 18.01 18. t2
Sustenance
Wheat.?Exports of wheat last week
were 2,697,854 bushels, aa againsl 2.
885,319 the previous week. Exporl of
flour were 591,592 barrels, as againsl
1,047,440, the week before. Reci pi
of wheat at New York yesterda; wen
'271,000 bushels.
Corn.? Corn prices ad' inced ?
day under the influence of lighl of
ferings, bad weather and strength in
provisions. Net gains were i% to
L%* cents. Snow was reported in the
Northwest and rain was predicted for
most parts of tho belt.
p
icnr-r m sym
pathy with corn and on expectations of
large export orders.
Vesterday's Previous Tmt
. iw Tork: closo . loso.
Oat ?. No, -?:
white ..$0.79% ?0.80 ?0.80 $070
1 'hicago
?Tuly .88(4 .07% 651 .
Si '. ten bei . .'im, .,;.-,- '_:
Rye. Market lower.
lr. ,. , y' '' " ''?'??'?? ;i :'" '?"""? ' Toar
Cash, No. 2 West..$1.64% $1.66Vi Si.'rW
Flour and Meal.? Quotations were:
P?11.60@12.00 $12.00@12.50 Sil 00
??' 3.50 2 4.00 . 50 g 4.50 5 07V.
Ryi flour.i 8.00? 8.75 8.00? 8 75 10 15 "
Bran, 1
lb .... 41.60? - 42.65@ _ _
Cottonseed Oil?Greater activity de?
veloped in the cottonseed oil r
yesterday. Sales were 4,000 barrels. For
tho lir.st time there was unrestricted
trading, the government ban on trad
ing in the old-crop months having been
removed. Business was confined, how
ever, to the new-crop deliveries. Prices
for future contracts were:
Op< n
10 '? a. ni. ? rn
June.. 23.S0@24.00 June 24 25025 00
July .. 23.75? 21.75 July . 25.00 a 2IK50
Aug.. 24.00@24.75 Aug 25.25@20.50
? N..v .. 25.00'n 20.25 Nov .. 25.00@26.25
Jan... 25.00'2 2(1.5ii Jan... 25.00@25.75
Close.
2 p. rri. 2:4; p. m.
June.. 23.750 2 1.75 ,1 une 2 1.25 g 25.00
?) uly . .. 24.50@26.00 July... 24.B0@25.12
Aug... 24.25@26.00 Aug... 24.80@25.70
|Nov... 25.00ft25.75 Nov... 25.25@25.90
Jan... 24.50@25.50 Jan .. 25,00?2o!r>0
Sugar and Coffee
Current A v?ar
I prices. ago
i Sugar, granulated, p<"- lh. 9 7.45
; Sugar, centrifugal, per lb. 7-28 -
Coffee, Rio No. 7. per lb . 19% 3%
Coffee, Santos No. 1, per lb.. 2>?% ??
Sugar.? Refined Bugar is reported in
heavy demand. The jobbing arsd manu
facturing trade is covering it.' require
ments for this month, and, in some m
stances, placinjr contracts fur July
Aupust Bhipment an well. Orders for
refined sugar for export are being ac
cepted for shipment about the middle
of July.
Coffee Futures.? The coffeo market
was rather quict and closed net un-'
chunged to 4 points higher. There was
an advance of 8 to l'i points at tho
oponinrr on the execution of modorate
buylng orders, but after that interest
died out. Accordinp; to somo observers,
the turninfc point in the market if not
far off. As we draw near to the new
crop season, they say, the stocks in
the Interior of Brazil will weigh more
heavily upon their holders. There
seema to be less optimism than former
\iy xogarding the proapective demand i
from the CentTal Powers. Spot demand
is dull.
Prices for future contracts follow:
Previous Year
High. Low. Close. close. ago. -
July.. - - 19.25@19.35 19.25 8.'17 i
Sept.. 19.13 18.95 18.93@-i8.95 18.89 8.35
Oct., 18.65 18.41 18.40(813.45 18.39 8.51
March 18.41 18.17 18.20@18.22 13.17 -
Tea
Jo"bbers in all parts of the country
are said to be large buyers of tea. The i
better grades of green3 and Japans are
scarce and biing good prices. Ceylons
are selling rapidiy at higher prices than
obtained a week ago.
Quotations for lots of 50 and 100 ;
packages follow:
GREENS
A week
,, Yesterday. ago.
Moyune, Gunpowder . 51@73 51@73
Moyune. Imperial . 48?58 46@58
Moyune, Young Hyson_ 36@38 36@38
Moyune, Hyson . 35?38 35(5:38
Pingsuey, Gunpowder .... 31?58 31@58
Pingsuey, Imperial . 38(348 38(348
Pingsuey, Young Hyson... 31@41 31@41
JAPANS
Panfired . 31(351 31(3)51
Basketflred . 31056 31@58
Siftings. 19@24 19(324
FORMOSA OOLONt.
Ood . 29fi'31 29@31
Superior. 33@37 33?37
fine . 42?S2 42@62
CONGOU
- . 25@70 25?70
INBIA
Pekoe Sou . 32@34 32@34
Pekoe . 34@44 34(344
Orange Pekoe . 37@56 37(356
Flowery Orange Pekoe.... 44?65 44@65
CEYLON
Pekoe Sue. 32@34 32@34
Pek ? . 34*844 34@44
Orange Pekoe . 38?58 23 258
Flowery Orange P"koe. . . 46(^61 "6(fe6l
Broken Orange Pekoe. 46@66 46?66
JAVA
Pekoe Sou . 23?30 25@30
Pekoe .29032 2S@32
Orange Pekoe . 31@40 31?40
Flowery Orange Pekoe_40(351 40351
Broken Orange Pekoe. 25^7 30 25;fu30
Broken Pekoe. 26@31 26@31
Otlcl loU ruled 1 cent higher.
Rnttcr. Cheese and Eggs
Butter.? Receipta were 20,614 pack
?C". Creamery, higher than extras,
lb, . ic; extras, 92 score, 54%(3
' ""'. ' ? ' . 88 to 91 score, 53 i 5 le;
seconds, '? to -7 score, 51@52%c;
?i adi . i. i 50c; unsalted, I g
than extras, 58%?59c; extras, 57%
58c; firsts, 55 {-57c; seconds, 51 i ' ;- ;
state dairy, tub finest, 54@54%c;
good to prime, 51% [j53%c; common to
fair, 48?51c; renovated, firsts, 50(g
52c; lower grades, 46(3?48cj iadles, cur
"',''' make, firsts, 47%@49c; seconds,
46c; lower grades, 44 i I5%c; packing
stock, current make, No, 1, 46c; No. 2,
?15c; lower grades, 40 5 11 %c.
Cheese.?Receipta were 2,916 boxes.
State, whole milk, fresh fiats, colored,
lb., 32 ? 32 %c; white, 32(i . .
. verage run, colored, 31% :'?'.'. :\ <-?;
white, ." I ::: ? : i ?%?; lower grades,
c; twins, specials, whites,
32c; colored, 32c; average run, white,
31%c; colored, 31%(S;31%c; lower
.' .. ?? ' ? ? Wisconsin, vvh ole m i k,
Twins, fre h, 32c; Single Daisies, fn
white, colored, 31 %(o 32c; Double
Daisies, fr sh, 31%@32e; Young Amer?
ican, fresh, 32(5j33c; State, skims, spe?
cials, 25 25%c; prime to choice, 22{n
24c; fair to good, 17@21c; lower
? >, 7" 16c.
Eggs. Receipta wore 34,073 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 45% i
46c; storage packed, extra, firsts, 14 .
15c; storage packed, firsts, 42%(S'43%;
gathered, i ra, :' rst '. 12% 13%;
1' rs *.-. norl herly s< cl ion s, 41(ii 12i .
.. rly seel i ;. 40% i tl%; sect nds
and poorer, 37(n40c; dirties, No. 1, 38
a 39c. No. 2 and poorer, 35 37%c;
criecl 3, good Io cl oice, dry, 36% 37c ;
under grades, 32 ? 36c; State, Pi nnsyl
v ??,-????,-. ? - .ricy, 19 i 50c: ov\inary
to prime, %?? I1-!'; gathered whites,
rdinar; to fine, ?'?" i 18c; Western atid
oul ? . gathered whlites, H 18c;
??? . Pennsylvania and nearby, hen
nery browns, 16% 17c; g ilhered
brown and mixed colors, 42 ? !?%
Hay nnd Straw
"? ? rd ?-. . ,\ \ ? nr ago.
arge i - ?a . ?47.00(5)48.00 S29.00@31.00
. ? ? i >.oo 1 i i.oo -i:J..ih>.! ?: i.oo
iv N il 00 ., 15.00 LG.00 5 1 7.00
Orebard nnd Field
Yesterday. A year .ic->.
::?.:. . ? ?
IH. . $1 1.75? - $U?.50<? 13.75
? ? ? 7.00? 8.oo ia.;~ -. i :.r.o
Potatoi 4.00 -.- 1 1.00 1.00 a 5.25
i , es, i .' . 1... 7.00 <? 15.50 4.00 p 8.00
i. ', ix. , 4.00@ s.uo 2.00 a 5.00
...,. i ? . . . 4.00 5j 11.00 J.llll ? n.lil.l
Live&tock, Meats, Provision9
Yesterday, A vat- ago
.-? f r to
prii ? %- ' lb.?13.00@ 15.00 $14.50@18.00
-? ? '
il, . i .17? .'>3 .23Vfe@.26V6
Live vi ijja - in
i ? ? * prime,
! '' . . 14.00? L7.50 12.50(5. 16.00
? .,..!?-.
.20? .26 .19@.24?,i
7.0" .i 10.50 11.00 g l 1.50
J ? ? ;ed lutl
' ? . faml -.
.16? .'20 j-;,.
.28? .34 .300 .34
lb 20.50@21.00 ?
Live . 11 ibs, fn . r
t.. pi Ime, l 00
II.19.00@21.00 17.50? 17.75
I ireased bogs
.28-11 |).29Vi .~H%<S ?25-'Hi
V.-- ? ? i ? ". '.: . 36.00 ?? 37.50 32.00 a 33.00
Mi'sh ; - 1 ??' 57.00@Q8.00 49.00@50.00
84.10 5)34.20 24.15 5 24,
Johnson Re-elected Ilead
Ot' the Cotton Exchange
At ;i meeting of the members of the
New York Cotton Exchange, hold yes
i.i rday, Walter L. Johnson was re
elected president of the exchange.
Leopold S. Bache was appointed vice
president and James F. Maury was
elected treasurer, Edward E. Bartlett,
jr., 11. 1). Carpender, H. D. Clearman,
E. K. Cone, H. L. Goss, J. T. Gwathmey,
E. L. Hanemann, R. H. Hubbard, S. V.
Jones, William li. Judson, Ii. H. Boyce,
William N. Schiil, G. M. Shutt, Spencer
Waters and Edward M. Weld were
elected managers.
Produce Exchange Election
The regular ticket of the nominating
committee of the New York Produce
Exchange was elected yesterday at a
meeting held on the exchange floor.
Edward Flash, jr., was reelected presi
deni and Walter B. Pollock was ap?
pointed vice-president. Edward R. Car
hart was elected treasurer. The
board of managera will be comprised
of Lyndon Arnold, W. A. Johns, J. B.
Smull, L. Forbell, II. R. Howser and
B. II. Wunder.
Aetna Explosives May
(io lnlo Banking
ln its readjustment from wnr to
peace tb.o Aetna Explosives Company
may change itn name to tho Aetna Cor
i" ral in and enter t te banking buai
ne Several of the powder plants < f
the cnterprlse have already bnen sold, -
'and 11 any is retainud uiaking k-'^*
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SURROGATES" NOTK ES
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Noti ?? is hereby giv n to all |
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the with -.,..,
subseriber, at
r. her attori a
Slreei in thi i ugh .'
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on or before the 13ih d ".
:: 19, next
. New York, I I3t f May
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ANXIE PLATKY Administratrix
WHITESIDB ?S .- ..
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Addr iss, 27 Willla I . .
,)( Alanhal:..::, N< ' rk
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THH
Honi l ? J iHN ! ' ' HAI.AN, -a Surro
eair of : he ' ? unl > of New I'ork, SCy\
berel J glvei to al pei - .:., ?:? c aimi
against GALBRA1TH WARD, late I .,
Count: ol N w i ? ?. I
the ..i.i ? wlt.. ? . ,.
r at place of trai i ing
th "?? ?? < ? his attorn EN ERETT,
CLARKE & BENEDICT, N'c 37 Wal S:reet,
l ...i ol Manhattan City of N-;w York,
on oi ' :? the 17l h da f - ext
Dated, New York, the 13th day of Janu?
ary, H 19.
HENRY G WARD, . ? ;-.-,-.
EVERETT CLARKE i I. ?.-..
torni '>'> all Sl i eet,
Manhattan. .' ? York City.
IN PI SiSI ANCE >:?? AN I 'Rl ' .
ORABLE JOHN P. COHALAN, a Su.)
gato t the County of New Vork, NOTICE .i
bereby given to all persons havlng
against BENJAMIN A. W1LE1AMH, late of
the County of New \'o:k d cea.sed, j ???.iei.
the Bame with vouchers thereof to the -. ?
- - at the oitlco of Joseph \ an
Jr. No. 111 6th Avenue, ln the City or New
York, on or before the 24: li 2ay of August
next.
Dated, New York, the 17th dav of Febru
iry, 1919.
HERBERT D BROWN,
JOSEPH VAN VLECK, JR.,
ESxacutora.
powder will he secondary. The Actna
planta manufactured nearly one I fi
of all the hltick powder made ;n thifl
country iluring the war. The reor
ganization plans oC the corporal ifl
have been approved by the F
court here and re ?
r.hip is ex peel ed 11 will ?.;in its
new activitiea witl ? nnd cash as
aeia of noarly $1U,000,UOU. i
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
POTTND,?Qold watch chaln, locket; lef: i
barber shop. 63 6th ave.
LOST BAXKBOOK3
LOST.?Bankbook No. 784,127 or the t'nton
Dirr.e Savlngs Bank ls mlss'.ns:. Any per
eon having a olalm to lt ls hereby called
upon to preser,: the aame within ten days
or submlt to havlr.gr the eaid passbook can
celled and a new cno issued.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 684.676 of the Union
Dlme Savlngs Bank is missing. Any per
son having a ilaim to lt ls herebv cailed
upon to present ;ha same within ten days
or submlt to having the said passbook c*n
celled and a now or.e U^ued.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 647.819 of the Union
Dlme Savlngs Bank ls missing Any per
son having a clalm to lt ls herebv called
?..?^tk to present the same within ten daya
orsubml*. to having the said paasbook can
:elled and a r.e-.v or.e Issued.
3 I Bankbook No. ;".4S4 of the FVsr.k
iavinga Bank. Issued to A.ma Rost
Pleaae return to Bank.
nth Ave., New York City. Ali persona
are cautloned not to purchaae or i .
same.
LOST - Bankbook N 2 IS SPof
Saving led to Marj
Ing Paymei .. .,.
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: No. 138,343 Nortb
River Savlngs Bank. Payment -
k. 31 West 34th st., Now York.
-Bankbook No, 491.897, The Qreenwich
& 248 :::\:;; Ave. N. Y
! - '? isi - ? turn to bank.
LOST.?B ? ? 143, The Qreei ?>. ih
- ? ? 4 248 Stxth Ave . N V
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Ex :el
'?'?'?' '?'?'? -' l t.j bank.
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HELP WANTED MALE
1NSTKIC TION
Try for Jun'ior Accountancy,
October, 1919
And for Senior Accountant,
October, 1920
? 11 to November IS ls the period
hic'n ? ? ? :? th ??' the v<>ii r's busl ?
m i and 1 .. line un
'.?;?? and the
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thai -.....- thal onu n
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indtistry, a n i
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intants who
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I womei iias
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' ELEPHONE F< ??: A\ OFFICE
APFi UNTMENT
"? A "A: West 40th Street.
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G ??''' ' EN LISH PATS
r;? '"'' : "... - -.. .. n i v.: itten, is a
for business su - iss.
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free h tin, "You sh" and
? for details of
ln Business Ei gllsh
IS
PACE & PACE, . y.
AUTOMOBILE tNSTROCTION, ?10.
? ' Iriving, etc. i.sed, Includlng
!- ? for btate examination until llcensa
?J 1303 Lexingtonav. iittb).
LHARN TO BB A CH.AUFFBUR?Pleas
ant -.' pn i .-.- wo ..... and rv?n
asses. Ser.d for fr< -- booklet and
West Si le Y. il. C. A.. 3*7
West 07-.:. at.
HELP WANTED MALE
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v ? ti .:.:? Wm Green, 627 W 43.1 st.
i dial Co., 738
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York App
OR MA - 111
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EPRAN'D i' '?? Salary 19 to $10 The
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must ha , referen 2 in 1
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foi ? iment
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ist hav- cxperience in
t'lass pertiimer:
r cleai
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ent oc
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STOCK SALESMEN, CITY
AND OUT OF TOWN,
WITH GOOD CONNEC
T I 0 N S . SATISFACTORY
RECORD AND CAPABLE OF
DEVELOPING LOCAL TER
RITORY; COMMISSION
BASIS; EXCELLENT PROP?
OSITION FOR RIGHT MAN.
CALL OR WRITE ROOM
1,704 505 5TH AVE., NEW
YORK CITY.
'? ?'- ' - AP SALESMAN WANTED
(not merelj in rder ta r) to repre
N'ew York
I 'selj adjacent territory. Muat
" ln simllar line and
? tnown both In ri gular city and
Satisfact iry m iry and com
i to t pr dui ir T , B x 142, Trib
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HELP WANTED FEMALL
IXSTKCCTION
Wanamaker Beautv School
383 Fifth Ave., Near 36th St.
Leading School of America
Earn S25 Weekly.
Hairdressing, Manicuring,
Marcel Waving.
All branchea t.iught; rp^iste- now for
hitrh i !.i?s poeltlons, u-? cannol aupply the
reach out f. r succeai in an en
vlronment of wealth and refinemont; day,
cvening clasaea. Tel 1173 YruiderblU.,
OOOD ENOLISH PAT3
Good T ? Bh, Bpoken and written, t? a
require nent for l.us!n--fs auccaaa,
? '. tralning In
? sentence building, vocabulary
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h . . . formlng
aVAOS A 1'AOB,*M> Cbur.-n ?U?JNia?3t.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRrCTlOS
TYPISTS? STENOOR APHERS?
SECRETARIES
Do yoc know iha; you can ir..*ri?as? yottr
, earning car-acity and efficlency. aJao rr. . ?
: yoorseii rnor? valuab.e to jroor en
; by learning The Dictaphone Method' ot
j dictation. The course ls free an.l crni b*
i maatered ln a few houra. Operatora ar*
ln great demand.
! For further Informatton tiqu.re at That
Dictaphone School. 580 Broadway.
1 TKE GRACE HOSPITAL TIUIN'.M
School for Xursea offera a ?
. coi:rs.> ln g?n<?ral nursiug For > .
i recreatlon and off duty hours a \ ?
home at on- of tho Dearb)
' vided for the pupils. For ir.f r
dnaa the Principal of The Grace Hi>apita2.
; Detroit. Mlchigan.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
DESIGNER'S ASSISTANT
on high class dresses
Except onaJ opportuntty for competant par*
aon. salary no objact.
E. P. 85, TRIBUNE.
GIRLS?Learn cotton wind
ing; $10 to start: advanoe
ment. National Fllter Cloth &
Weaving Co., 57 Hope Street,
Brooklyn.
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cated ii
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k? cir<
of bal nura | ? -.
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ladles' wa j
select .?!?? . I
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SITtTATlONS WANTED HALE
BUTLBR, .-nlored. wlsh?s position I
of town work. 22: Lenox ave., oar< Ha ..
CHAUFFETJR-MECHANIC- Blght yeara1
experience; colored; drivo any car.
Bmlth, 170 West Mlst st. 4
IHAIFFECR. rolored. 21; drlvo anv ,-a-j
private famll f referen ????> Tl
232 Weat I Uth st.
CHAITFETH mechat 4
yea-s' ? - ? . ? -
try M .-.. -:...-:?.(''
BD . .. .
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good referenoea; H00 Vish -^K-a ?
Agency, 6 E-aat 41at st. Murra
COLORED BtTTLE
suburba; J?5 M:?m Bhea n A<
41st st Jlurra:- H
COUPLE -2 ? -' . ts
? ook, walter ln ib
capable I
wagea li 5a.
2'" lej hoi . .
write, 514 Van 1 - ? ? -
COCPLB want cottage; r ? .,i-?.
taker; wife da; - ?? -
Rhea a Agei ? ,
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COCPLE.?Cl
both ? ,
last rln'~'> ?
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pable; J: 20; fli
country- Mlaa Bhea's Agei i: <?
41st st. Mur " \
COTJFLl
r<:ss or chl
enco. McLoug hlin
8971.
FIRST clasa rhpuff"":-. ng<- _ -
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palrs hs s gi od rel r<
Hoi ? N" J
GARDEXER'S A8SI6TANT- l
t'2u?. $6 go anywhen
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6774
JAPAXH8H BAGLB EM
AGHN ' ible; domeal
profesal i laaa help
tTnity Build ng, 101 Went 42d at Brvant
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BITUATION8 WANTED FEMALE
A.A.- HTL
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or 2 ' . i ? , } ? ? ... ji
mayer a a? ? . .
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floor Telephi - - 147 "
LAL'NTJDRESS
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187th atn ? ?
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country preferred I. -
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PROTESTANT working hou??kefp?-r ax
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referencea; .-?
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bacheli r's apart Rol
l+!d Bt. Apartm*
WAITRB18S- Capable: -- .? ,- ?
country ; flne referet
Agency, 6 E. 4!ir! at. Kurrai
SURROGATES- NOTICES
HiriC. XBANXE r> ?In I'fRSTA.V'f of ar. ora??
of Bonorable JOtTN P COHALAN, ? Kmtt.-.j?-?
nf ih? Counu of Se? '. ri
to all pnraena ^
nrrr u-r * ? , i ?.:? ?? \-, > .. .-?<.,??<< -a.
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BANKKRa TllVST COMrAW
WPITK <% i ask Attenugn iur Ucvuior. U ??J
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