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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06


a.: The
Angelus Way
~ Painless u
Some dentists say it isn't
proper to advertise-they say
it isn't dignifed or "profes-
sional."
Pshawl Fiddlesticks! Rot !
This is an advertising age
everybody who is "alive" adj
vertises-and why not a dem
fist?
When cities of today were
mere villages, everybody knew
everybody else and their bust
ness, but now it's entirely
different;
if we didn't advertise, how
do you suppose you would
know anything about Our
splendid dentistry-about Our
modern way of accomplishing
dental work-about Our up
to-date facilities-our expert
staff of specialists-our famous
| and painless Angelus method
-our prompt, careful atten-
ton, our popular prices, which
are about one-half those COM
monty asked elseWhere-yes,
we ask, how would YOU
know anything about it?
There must be a leader in
every line of business-in
every trade-in every pro-
fession-and there always is!
We're Dentistry leaders in
Southern California. Through
Our popular policy and pro-
gressive methods, we've built
up the largest patronage, The
name "Angelus" is every
where recognized today as all
that is best i'll Dentistry.
We make a full set of teeth for as little
as So, and we honestly believe there are
no plates made in any other office in
this city that Will compare in finish and
l fit with ours.
Our 81 guaranteed filings are
positively the best low price filings
put in by any dentist anywhere
and are not to be confused with the
cheap dental parlor' or student"
sort you so frequently meet with.
Every piece of work turned out
of the Angelus office is GUARAN-
TEED in every particular to be as
good as it is possible to do.
Bridge and Crown work. Porce-
lain work-each class is handled by
specialists. Our low prices, begin
ming at $5, cannot be duplicated for
quality of work.
You can prove all we claim about our
high grade work and low prices by
coming to see us. That costs nothing
We make examinations free. IL doesn't
pay to delay such an important matter
as attention to your teeth. Come ese
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
'HONKERS' MAKE DIN IN CITY STREETS

vogue now among diminutive bicycle
riders to wear automobile horns on
their bicycles. Il don't mind being
warned out of the path of destruction
by a big powerful heavy automobile"
continued the poor pedestrian, but for
a child upon gentle old heirloom of
a bicycle to scare me off the avenue
with a fog horn-it is too much. Boys
with nothing else to do ought not to
be allowed to spend their time honk-
ing horns. There should be a law to
prevent dealers from selling automobile
to minors
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06

EETT1 HERE ought to be city ordi-
nance against that" groaned
a man on Main street yesterday
afternoon, who had been frightened
into five weeks of nervous prostration
by a mighty "Honl5!' Immediately be-
hind him, and had turned, fully ex-
pecting to find himself at the mercy of
a six-cylinder touring car or Seeing
Los Angeles" wagon, only to look upon
a harmless boy-propelled bicycle.
But in the boys fist there was the
bulb of horn large enough for any
gasoline vehicle in the city. 1t is the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06

The quintessence of grace and thor
oughly fulfilling chairs first
requisite-comfort. Imitation Span
ish leather seat. It's perfect pro-
portions make it an ornament to
any room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
PLEASED BY NEW ORDER
Chance of More Trouble Over
Bills of Lading Seems at End.

International bankers are pleased with
the supplementary order concerning nlIls OF
Iasine inst issued by the Interstate Com
ue-ce Commission, which provides that not
only must property to be transported be IN
possession of e carrier issuing the Din oA
ta5in- therefor at the time CT issuance,
brr1 that the bill of iadiag must be dated as
of the day upon which the shipping n
strictfons are fully given and the carriers
finally authorized 10 forward the property
The rigid enforcement Of this ORDER
which is in line with the provisions OF the
vafidation certificate plan for safeguarding
cotton bills recently adopted by most OF
+F,a cotton carrying railroads, at the sug-
session Of the banks, will, in the opinion OF
aforementioned bankers, result in the eiiTT1I-
na-fo- Of practically all frauds II connec-
80, WITH the issuance Of bills Of ladfng IN
ria future. and will make entirely unnec-
essary e guarantee such as was demanded
tv ira foreign bankers as 10 the genuine
ness Of the bills
Il vas This demand for q guarantee that
brought about the whole bill Of lading con-
-ro-ersv between American and European
bankers. which Al one time threatened to
tie NJ cotton shipments from this side The
--,-,l,1a was settled. SO far as this years
sbfnrnen1s we're concerned. by the agree
r-,a,,- reached with Sir Edward H. Holden
chairman Ct the foreign bankers commit
+ae hv the bankers here. following z series
of conferences in this city, to let matters
e-ara as they were until December 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
HELD FOR DOUBLE MURDER
Coroner's Jury Finds John Sears
Killed Minister and Wife.

Trenton N j. Dec "A jury en-
paneIled by Coroner Bowers after hearing
the testimony to-day rendered verdict
that the Rev. Amzi l. Armstrong and his
wife. who were murdered In their home,
at Dutch Neck, near here. on ThanksgiV-
ing Eve came to their death through be
ing shot by John Sears, the nlulatto. who
lived at the Armstrong home where his
mother was the housekeeper-
The verdict was based upon the testi-
mony Of County Detective Ktrkhaua, who
told the jury that Sears had confessed on
Thanksgiving Day to Prosecutor Crossley
and TO himself In the presence of Chief Of
Police Hiner and Detective Clancy. Of
Trenton.
There was q good deal of other test
Hlony about the alarm given by Sears that
a murder had been committed and the dis
covery by neighbors of the bodies Of Mr..
and Mrs. Armstrong in their home, but
after Kirkham had testified that Sears
had made a confession the jury decided
that no further testimony was necessary
and rendered its verdict.
Kirkham in his testimony did not dis
close whether Sears in his confession had
given any motive for the murders. The
testimony Of KiTkham as to the confess
sion was corroborated by other witnesses,
who told Of Sears accompanying the coun-
ty officers TO the Armstrong home the
night after the double tragedy and dis
closing where he had hidden the watch
taken from Mr.. Armstrong at the time Of
the murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
ORDERED TO HOLD STOCK
Injunction Issued Against New York
CORPORATION and Others.

Boston. Dec. Judge Pierce. in the
Equity Sessions Of the Superior Court, has
issued q preliminary Injunction on a bill
filed by wilfred A Collins, Of Winthrop,
against the Written. Mayer & Wilcox
CORPORATION OF New York. the Dorchester
Trust Company, the Turquoise Copper
Company, organized under the laws OF
Arizona. and William A. Bright, Of Little
Rock, Ark. The Injunction restraints the
defendants from disposing Of or encum-
herring 100000 shares OF treasury stock Of
the Turquoise Copper Company. which
was deposited IN escrow with the Dorches-
ter Trust Company.
The deposit OF the stock was made under
an agreement by which the Whittier.
Mayer & wilcox Corporation was to
sell the stock. The bill alleges that Bright,
president Of the copper company. threatens
70 take the stock from the trust company
and appropriate il to his own use. The
case VIII be heard later on its merits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03

Official Record and Forecasf--Washinsto
Lee The record Of the kite fight al MOUNT
weather. Va. o. Friday showed the absence
q temperature far above the chenille level
This condition. coupled with the comparatively
4oW surface te1npeEature Wa. responsible to1
ne general tho1gh very light SLOWS over New
--ng-2Ec- the middle Atlantic states and the
Appalachian Slopes. far south North Caro-
INA whsr tie surface conditions indicated clear
weather
Light Ec0wE also continued IN the lake reg1c;a.
Sno the North Pacific rain area lad EXTENDED
mo Aevaoa ard Southern California.
Low temperatures persist over the eastern half
. ne country. and were especially marked
Z the South. with freezing temperatures Friday
coruing n northern Florida and along the east
Cut Coast
u the interior West II is warmer. ss q rule.
lie ear ward movement cf e moderate low
"a nov over the northern plains states VIII be
'S=f1osc hy snow and rain that viii cover the
-s @ Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys
- -il,eT Lake region Saturday continuing Sun
o. a TIE LITTER district and extending into the
- Fs4ley and the lower lake region; else
~ east q she Rocky Mountains fair weather
80 LEA saturday and Sunday. except IL the
SSrtaSeSt, where local SHOWS are prob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03

-. C.sa,, West Of the Rocky Mountains
---.~st-i.S ,vssrbsr viii CONTINUE, Will rain over
the Riddle and northern districts
Tsla feTarrzrarure VIII Flss SAturcHy II LIZ
central valleys the lake region ana the Jdlt
~Se-es ard On Sunday IN the Allahllc STATS
II viii nevta 10 fail during Saturday ever ne
NS,--lv,eEf and on Saturday night ana sunday
In the Missouri and upper MISSISSIPPI '1-S'9 "--D
tI,a western upper lake region go - -,
1T Ths r3n-;x along the New England Coast VIII
te T-oSera-s vest northwest nioo-e a.. .
cast Iignt 10 moderate west 70 Loi 1iIH 49,
so111b Arauttc Coast light 10 moderate nor u
- - GpFr Coast, light north. shifting 70
r-ts,s.sr- nd rast; west Gulf Coast, hght east 70
-S,ffle ~. tha lower lakes, Moderate vest prcoi.-
5~g xs-ist,,e: upper lakes, moderate anu FaI1-
able -.s,,- ,cr Fs,-onean
xy;u beve Moderate west 70 Iloft1Ffess
1Eirafis and generally fair Wealner Z" '-ie
Banks
Forecast for Special Lccalities-For Eastern
ezsv York generally fair to-day; SlhEa'' il
o.-.,, cloudiness and warmer; FnodersIS ~eSs
a. ,or1hgest winds. becoming vsTiAhie'
70, New England. fair to-day sunday. IN.
-t-o, ctondiuess. moderate west 10 HoiN
- 1bseorulng variable Sunday 1t, =. az.
r. T,elawsre and New jersey. laAi 49, -
c--Sav Increasing e9ouoiness- 49, 'heeS-,ine
80 ate west 10 northwest WHILE
vaTieDls so-- renasylvanla. cloudy to-aay an.
- ya-r1er Sunday; ligh1 70 HlsoeiA
> - vveet Winds becoming fA-is-5' -ysr.,,a,S
u ~! ~. ne District or Columbia h 55s1ne~s ana
- ,oaaw: gunday(3 incre asins arabia
warner: light west winds. becoming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
s. p. c. C. ASKS CONTRIBUTIONS.

Since the organization Of the New York
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children 6O977 little ones who sinned or
were sinned against have been cared for,
clothed. fed and provided with suitable
medical attendance. Thirty-stx years ago
bare cell was the only place IN existence
for the temporary detention Of the city,
Juvenile charges. and that was available
only when they were locked up as common
malefactors among men. The society does
its work entirely through voluntary contri
buttons Checks should be drawn to the
order Of Dallas B. Pratt, treasurer. No. 29I
Fourth avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
LONDON WOOL SALES
Scorred Reriuos and Medium Greasy
EAGERLY Bought at Auction.

London. Dec. The wool auction sales
here continued to-day. with offerings OF
= 80 bales The Continent bought secured
naerinos and medium greasy eagerly anu
the home trade took the bulk OF the cross
hreds Al grades we're firm except heavles-
The sales follow New South Wales
go bales: secured. 10dG1s 10d; greasy, Sd
as e14d Queensland. 27G9 bales; secured.
L sdaes Id: greasy. lid T1s Id Victoria,
go bales: secured. 1sG2s sd; greasy, Sd9
Is sd. South Australia 100 bales; greasy,
7dG1s I'D. West Australia. 900 bales;
GREASY. 5dG1s. New Zealand. 100 bales:
secured. &c as So; greasy, I'D 0u15d- Cape
NJ Good Hope and Natal, 700 bales;
secured. i SdG1s I'D; greasy, 61-4d9111@d-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03

Dividends He added that there Vas no
lack OF ore of approximately the grade
treated in 1903, and that this ore, under the
new smelling contract. with copper at the
same price would return between saN,oU
and ssaa nea a year additional earnings
Only q few weeks ago the Shareholders
Of the CRANKY Consolidated Mining, Snelt-
ing and Power Company were toio that
their property. which had been supposed
70 have a virtually unlimited GRE supply
had. in fact. only about enough reserves IN
sight 10 last little more than four years
at the present rate Of production and the
mining expert whom the management had
ca1gad in advised the company to pursue
vigorously exploration work IN outside
properties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

= GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES.
The Great South and Southwest IS presenting
each man and woman many grand oppor-
tunities, and in many different ways.
are you DESTROYS OF a position or a better
position an investment, or 1ne homes Wnere
health is wealth? Do you want to rent or buy
s fertile farm? Do you want q business OF any
description, 10 go II with others as partners !
II SO, enclose to-day % cents 10 Southern Bureau
of Information, 500 East 9th St, Charlotte.
N c. Get ali particulars.
ESTABLISHED FIRM WITH OFFICES ~
NEW YORK AND TORONTO. DOING AN
ANNUAL BUSINESS IN CUTLERY OF ABOUT
SIS, 900. WHICH WITH $1,000 CAN ~ 81
TRIPLED DESIRES PARTY TO INVEST
$4,000. PROFITS ARE LARGE. PARTY
CAN BE ACTIVE IF DESIRED. A THOROCGH
INVESTIGATION IS INVITED AND REFER
ENCES MUST BE FURNISHED BY PROSPEC-
TIVE INVESTOR. PRINCIPALS Only. AD-
DRESS B. H. BOX Z, TRIBUNE OFFIcE-
WANTED PARTNER WITH BUSINESS
ability to invest So, 900 and have 4 interest IN
old established light manufacturing business
Large profits Don't reply unless you can quaiify
to the above and know an honest proposI Ion
when YOU see one No brokers' Address FOAI.
Argus Bldg. Tarrytowu. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03

folk: the Mars. from Hampton Roads for
Cherbourg; the Cyelops. from Newport LOT
Hampton Roads: the Culgoa. from navy
yard. New York. for Brest: the Vestai, from
Hampton Roads for Brest; the Yankton-
from Charleston for Bermuda; the Craving,
the Bonita the Narwhal the Salmon. the
Snapper, the Stingray. the Tarpon the cas-
tine, the Severn and the Patapsccr ffon
Hampton Roads for Norfolk.
Dec. 2-The Tennessee and the washington,
from Hampton Roads for Lynnhayen Bay.
The Lebanon, now at navy yard Norfoik, VIII
assist the fifth division of the Atlantic feet dur
ing target practice of the division off the Capes
Of Chesapeake, from December Is to 20 Upon
completion of this duty the vessel viii proceed
TO New York and Boston and then proceed TO
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, TO arrive about Janu-
Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
SAVED FROM JAIL BY RED HAIR.

Daniel CalIaghans red hair saved him
from prosecution on q charge Of robbery
yesterday IN General Sessions Nicholas
AngeIakos had accused CaLaghan with
holding him mp and robbing him Of s. 80
The description upon which the prisoner
was arrested was that his assailant was
tall and had red hair. A spectator. having
red hair WAS asked TO sit beside Callaghan-
When asked TO identify his assailant the
Greek pointed to the spectator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03

Highest temperature yesEerday. 81 degrees TAT
10 p. M: lowest. %; average. %; average
for corresponding date Of last year. 81. average
for corresponding date OF last thirty-three
years. IS.
Local forecast: Generally fair to-day: increas-
ing cloudiness and warmer Sunday; moderate
vest to northwest winds, becoming variable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

lMPoKIAIN1 N~-4~E ~ 4AAFAIERS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
sons whose taxes for the year 1910 have not
l,een maid before the Ist day of December OF The
ssi0 YEAR that unless the same shall be laid to
rhc Receiver Of Taxes at his Office the Fsor-
eIgh in which the property is located as follows.
Borough OF Manhattan. 81 Chambers St,
Borough Of The Bronx Municipal Building
corner "a ana fremont aves-:
Borough OF Brooklyn. Rooms . T. and s.
- Boroush Of queens Court square Long Island
City:
Borough of Richmond. Borough Hall. St
George;
he win charge. receive and collect upon such
tsxss so remaining unpaid that day in add
ron 70 the amount cf such taxes. nteres, az IN.
rate of seven per centum per annuri. TO be cal
r,,Iats1 from the dav on which the said taxes be-
carne due and payable. viz October g. as nrc-
NIded in section Ola Ct the Charter as amended
nv charter 447, Laws OF 1888
December !. 1910.
FRED. II. z. EPSTEIN. Receiver OF Taxes.
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nnIlcE OF SUMMONS.

NF.W YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNT OF
w, YcrIx-Tuane :. Evers0H. Plaintln, against
The Mountain Construction Company. Saih"Sl
Mcrr William V Simpson, and Mary \. --t
the plairfin being ignorant CT the prsse5ht sur
nnrre OF the person so designated a. mary a
ara the person intended BY such oesi-ua-
tjor being The person 70 WHOM under tne haiio
~ Narv A Franklin the premises cescrloSi II
me complaint IN this action were conveyed oS
THE Mountain Construction company. bSiV4i,f-
arte ASur1mons -Plaiuti5 desires the trial 20 De
had In the County OF New York-Io the ahoFe
named defendants You are hereby summoned 70
aDsyrar rh ~ornpa In this action ard &c serve
corg ~ YOUR answer on the plaintiffs Attor-
wis s,I,nrnans exclusive Of the day OF service.
and in case OF yOur failure 10 appear, or answer.
iT,sFren. will be taken against you o. de-2I-I
for Inc relief demanded II the conpl2 az.
Dated New York. october 2Sth l9lo-
THOMAS HOOKER Plaintiff Attorney.
rost O~sce address and ONCE. Nc 80 Broad
vav Borough Of Manhattan New York cry
To thr defendant Mary A --, the palm
tfr heirr ignorant Of the present surname 81
he ,arson so designated Mary a - and
80 ysrson 20 whom under the name Of Mary \
ranIxitn the premises described In the complaint
~, ass action were conveyed by The Mountain
Construction Company Inc foregoing SUMMONS
AZ o-d.r Of the Hon. Henry schoff, Justice
OF the Supreme Court OF the State OF New York
a,aa the 18th day Of November, 1910. and dled
yrith tbe complaint in the Office Of the Clerk OF
tha County OF New York. ar the County Court
House in the Borough OF Manhattan CT the City
u ratsd New York City. November 18th. 1910
THOMAS HOOKER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
OrFre and Post Office address. No. 600 Bread
way Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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for THE Tribune received al their Uptown Once.
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Local Official Record.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes IN the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. in comparison with the correspond
ing date of last year:
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suR7oGsTEs NOTICES.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c Thomas q Surrogate q The Gouhty o.
New -yors- notice IS hereby gwen 70 all persons
havfn- claims aEliE-t Cornelius . MitctseiA Iats
or ch4 county or New York Deceased 20 present
ne SANE with vouchers thereof. % the sub
sc~fber A. her place OF t-1nsacting business at
the cftce OF Mitchell & MiJcheIl. Va a ana 80
Wsf street IN the CITY Of New York on or be-
<o~s ne goth aav OF January. 1911. next
rared esav York the e0th day OF July 1910.
WARY = d MITCHELL ExscSt-ix-
MITCHELL. & MITCH ELL Attorneys for s1-
ec,ttrsx a. and IS Wall street. MANHATTAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03

For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York cloudy anI slightly warmer to-day: sun
day, SNOW or rain; light 10 moderate west winds,
becoming variable.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE BUREAU
E-0F5 THE COLLECTION OF TAXES -
CHA MIXERS ST. STEWART BULDISCl
MANHATTAN
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EXCURSIONS.
MEXICO TOURS isi Rsaay'
20 925 18th Ay.. y. 2.
FURNISHES ROOMS TO LET.

II JEFFERSON AVE, Brooklyn; owner: a
front aIcove and a rear room; all improve
ments; gentlemen preferred.
lost ST, Is WEST-Large. light well fur
nished front suite; bath. phone. steam.
kitchen; price SIS: also large rooms 81 up: even
ings or Sundays. Peer.
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WORK WANTED
NTaia

Male
AMERICAN holding responsible position yisit
transact legitimate business for New , S01s
Harlem Branch, 263 West l2sth St
AN EXPERT ACCOUNTANT and cost calcula-
tor, 35 with fifteen years practical experience
seeks permanent boston; he INNS higbest refer
ences from past employers and o PSnd LOT any
PORTER-TaIl. light young colored man as
footraan. doorman; experience elevator; al
around useful: nine Years. reference; must work
at Crce Aaron. 4s2 sth
ST-PERINTFNDENT Of gentleUlan's estate; ex-
per.enced in all departments. j. a. Box 10,
Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1864 broadway.
YOUNG MAN ca; hustler; eight years business
Experience also selling experience: highest Gre
der-ials would travel. T. J. H. TRIBUNE once
YOUNG MAN wants work IN city instituti9n as
WIFE ingF0 W.. e pa 20. Tribune once.
Female.
COMPANION for invad-By refined A .aIae,is
cheerful and obligfng: references Address n. \.
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eGucaIed. musical, as companion TO semi
invalid lady living in Fairfield, Stamford or
Greenwich. references Address A - BOX
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NFESMAKER-Position wanted by first
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Zissner 40 Liberty ST, Paterson. n J.
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years experience; very good Office assistant;
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nanion or assistant with accounts and
CORRESPONDENCE. Address j. Warren
Hardwick, 209 Pequot ave, New London,
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ADVERTISEMENTS and SUB
Scorpions for THE TRIBUNE
will 81 received II the following
Drs1ch Ofiices at Main Office
Rates: 1894 Broadway, Isl East
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LOST RANKSOOKS.

LOST BANKSOOKS-
BANKBOOK NO. SO SOS OF the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. Any person haLlIs
a claim 70 IL is hereby called upon 10 I7eSeilt
the same within ten days submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and a rev one Issued
R4NKBOOK NO. 527.s11 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank il missing ANY person having
a claim TO il Is hereby called upon 70 PTess5lle
The Same within ten days submit 10 h2gihs
ssid rassbock cancelled and a new one lSsuet-
P.%KRO0E NJ 40 e54 of the Union Dime say
ings Bank Is missing Any person having
claim TO Ii is hereby called upon 20 present ne
come within ten DAYS OF submit 20 having salc
passbook cancelled and new che issued
P4NKBOOK No. 5s5 So Of the Union d ne say
tngs Bank IS missing Any person naILng -, q
~ - n - hereby called upon to present the
same within ten days submit 70 having SA4c
passt,ook cancelled and a new enc isSlee-
TOsT-Bankbook No. 1921 Bank for sav-
inre $50 18th ave. New 1orh I1e-it
e,onne5. please return book 70 bank
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EDCUs3 TEE WORLD
FOR SALE

BIG BARGAINs-sItzhtIy used Office furuitur~
desks typewrttsrs. cash registers. AIDING ma
chimes. monographs. fling cabinets. safes. ad-
dressing machines time clocks. partitions. cEec1
protectors. bookcases NATHAN'S. wits Ss
DESKS. partitions, telephone booths tables
chairs vard-Cbes. mirror wan nxt1i-es ousi-
ness furniture al kinds Finn Brothers. SoS
Broadway, % Franklin 81
FOR SALE At A BARGAIN-A NEW PARLOE
Grand Steinway Piano. Louis " -a9Aogaxy
case practically never used A. Box y. Trto-