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The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-11-09
Many Pigs to Market.

Chicago, Nov, s.-The high price of
corn is forcing in many light hogs and
pigs which no doubt would be held
back under normal conditions. Many
farmers seem to prefer to market
these young hogs at relatively low fig
ures than to feed them corn worth as
Q9Oc. Pigs are coming in from every
point OF the compass. Some arrived
this week from Montana and sold at
$50, Weighing around 100 pounds.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-11-09
Election Night Party.

The Eagles election night dance
was well attended and provided an
enjoyable evenings entertainment.
Special efforts nut forth by the social
committee enabled all to spend a
most pleasant evening. and made the
party one long to be remembered.
Dancing continued until late in the
night, Music was furnished by
Coughs orchestra.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-11-09
Y. N. c. A. Open House.

Y. NJ. c. A. members held open
house last night and received quite a
number of visitors. The gymnasium
swimming pool, and bowling alleys
were opened for public use. while the
most important returns of the cleo
tion we're received and bulletined.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-11-09
Sioux City After Drunks.

Sioux City, Nov. 7-Thirty-seven
DRINKS faced Judge Iddings in police
court Monday, breaking all records
here. With open saloons % was
the largest number ever arraigned at
a single session. A new bootlegging
raIding squad was appointed thsi af-
ternCon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-11-09
Auto Owners Arrested.

Charles City. Nov. About thirty
automobile owners were arrested by
special state agents from Attorney
General Cosson's office on the charge
of either using dealers numbers, OPP
Grating without license numbers, or
having but one number.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-11-09
: A Weeks Wage Record.

A new record wage for one weeks
work has been set by the girls at the
Hams Co.'S overall factory. Last
week the former record of $2O.01 was
raised TO S2O.26.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-11-09

In Indiana, where the political bat
tie was hotter than in any other state
In the Union, the Democratic candi-
dates for the United States senate,
John w. Kern and Thomas Taggart.
present incumbents, have been defeat
ed by Harry s. New and James Wat
son. organization Republicans and tow
ers of strength In the Republican anti
Progressive "old guard"
Voting was very heavy in nearly all
the eastern and middle western states.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-11-09

for President from 1873 precincts out
of 1923 in state give Wilson 1920, and
Hughes 11,645.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-11-09
LaffoIlette is Reelected.

Milwaukee, Nov. SIN 40 out of
2250 precincts in the state, shows
Hughes leads by 1900. Indications are
Senator Laffollette and Governor
Phillips have been reelected by 10000
plurality.
Evening star., 1916-04-15

Wireless telegraphy was first used in
warfare by the Russian army in the
Manchurian campaign in 1906.
Evening star., 1916-04-15

stone street and Connectrcut avenue, in
the Connecticut Avenue Terrace sub
division. a large residence is being
completed for John kolb. 1t has base
of native granite and the upper por-
tion is of brick. The exterior work has
been completed and the finishing
touches are now being given the house.
A house of hollow tile construction is
being built on Legation street, near
41st street, for Alfred Hampton. Two
hollow tile houses are being built on
the north side of Livingstone street be
tween 39th and 4lst streets and are
now under roof. On the south side of
Morrison street between 39th and 41st
streets two tile houses are being built,
and two homes of the same type of
construction also are under way on
the north side of the street.
A home for Percy II. Russell, recently
has been completed on the north side
of Morrison street between Connecticut
avenue and 39th street. Three pairs
of semi i-detatched homes are being
built by Harry K. Boss. on the south
side of Mckinley street between 39th
street and Belt road
Evening star., 1916-04-15
Near Chevy Chase Club.

On the north side of Irving street
work rapidly is being completed on a
home for Miss Susan 3. Sipe A recent
improvement in the section close to the
Chevy Chase Club is large brick
dwelling of the colonial type which
has been built on the south side of
Quincy street, short distance east of
the club grounds, for William l.. Hill
yer.
In the section of Chevy Chase which
lies to the north of Bradley lane and
east of Connecticut avenue Dwight B.
Jones is building at the northwest cor
ner of Elm street and Ridgewood ave
nue.. Reginald W. Geare is building
five hollow tile houses to the north
of this on Leland street. Joseph Bowie
is occupying an attractive home which
has recently been completed on Black
thorn street a short distance south of
the Columbia Country Club.
George MikkelSon is completing Il
home on Taylor street, near the
grounds of the Chevy Chase Seminary
and on Raymond street r. S. Troth has
Evening star., 1916-04-15
Of Hollow Tile Construction.

In the Chevy Chase Grove section a
hollow tile home for Branson C. Doan
is under roof on SD street near North
hampton street. Finishing touches are
being given a brick and frame house
for John V. Mckenzie. on Northampto on
street near 33d street. At the corner
of Broad Branch road and Morrison
street a hollow tile house for F. NJ.
Anderson. is under roof and soon a
home for Mary r. Matheney will be
completed on Broad Branch road near
Mckinley street.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Williams is having
frame bungalow built at 32d and
Rittenhouse streets and Leifur Ma G.
UNISON recently has moved into new
home on Northampton street near SD
street.
On the north side of Hesketh street
a the corner of Cedar parkway, J. S.
Gruver is completing two frame
houses and across the street from this
a hollow tile residence for Emanuel G.
Zies is under way. A large frame
dwelling. of the colonial type recently
has been completed for DIR. Henry
Lanning on the west side Of Cedar
Evening star., 1916-04-15
Has Built-In Garage.

Finishing touches are being given
an attractive home of hollow-tle con-
struction that has been built at S'4i
Huntington street, Chevy Chase
Heights, for Edwin y. krauthof- The
house is the side-entrance type, and
feature is q built-n garage Just to
the west of this, on lnGomar street,
Walter - Rrashears Is completing an
attractive bungalow OF rough stone
construction.
To the east of this a home for Frank
-Hobson Is under way. 1t is of frame
construction and now IS being put un-
der roof. On keokuk street between
3sth and 3eth streets Arthur G. Moses
is building three frame houses. The
houses were planned to bring out the
advantage of artistic grouping. The
mastering and trimming out is now un-
der way and the houses Will proba bly,
he completed within the next monrh.
Three pairs Of seml-detached houses
Evening star., 1916-04-15
Home for Joseph M. Hausler.

Joseph NJ. Hausler has just finished a
home on the south side of Morrison
street east of Connecticut avenue, and
on the same block, near the corner of
3Tth. new home has been built for
John NJ. Williams 1t is of colonial
type and occupies a large lot. A hol-
low tile house, with stuccoed exterior
and green tiled roof. has recently been
completed on the west side of 37th
street between Morrison and Mckinley
streets for f. j. Ellis, who has recently
taken possession.
Three houses are under way on Nc
kinley street. They are being built
for George H Shaw. James c. Herring
and y. V. Grimes. The home for the
latter is practically completed and the
other two are being put under roof On
3,th street near Chevy Chase drive
William NJ Phelan has just completed
an attractive bungalow W. S Elliott
has Just built home on Oliver street
near 3lth street on lot having a
frontage Of 100 feet. Henry Breunin-
ger has just completed house on the
north side of Oliver street. Another
builder on this street recently was
Glenn Phelps. for whom home recent
ly was completed.
John Kolb Building Residence.
At the southwest corner of Living
Evening star., 1916-04-15

parkway. and at the southwest corner
of Cedar parkway and kirke street
Mrs. Clyde Herman is having a brick
house of the modified bungalow type
constructed. 1t is built of hollow tile,
with exterior face resembling rough
texture brick
Evening star., 1916-04-15
TO REMODEL APARTMENT.
New Owner of the Lowell Plans to
Provide Two Stores.

The Lowell apartment on 18th street
north OF T street, has been sold to an
out-of-town investor. who plans to re-
model it so as to provide two stores on
the first floor. The building has a
frontage of forty feet and depth of
100 feet is three stories in height and
contains twelve suites of rooms
1t was transferred during the past
week from Richard Wolfe to Robert
II. Featherstone who in turn has sold
it to an investor, whose name is being
withheld for the present. The build
ing figured in the transaction at a val
uation of $4,000, it is reported. The
transaction was negotiated by James j.
hampton Company in connection with
the Office of Harry Wardman.
Evening star., 1916-04-15

a frame house under way. On the west
side of Brookviile road near Wood
bine street there is a new home be-
longing to Edward H. Jones'
Evening star., 1916-04-15

are being built by Harry Wardman on
Jocelyn street between Connecticut
avenue and 3Tth street.
An attractive brick house is being
built at the northeast corner of Con-
necticut avenue and Jocelyn street and
soon Will be ready for occupancy. A
large frame and stucco residence is un-
der way at the southeast corner of
Connecticut avenue and kanawha
street. Delbert NJ. Wells is building
house at the northeast corner of Con-
necticut avenue and keokuk street and
J. S. Gruver is building on the north
side of keokuk street just east of Con-
necNcut avenue. Both of these houses
are frame with stucco finish.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-02
6riegs : sJtatbrifbtet1.

giner Der bipIomatilden 9ertras
ter elmer neutralen 9fntion in @dIb=
illgton ioa Die grflarlng abaegebell
haben, 9eutidlano meroe nod Dor
Dem @iliter cine groBe 5eeihladt
In Der 9torolee berbei5naiibren iit=
hen. Die 0elitiden fiibltet Dab
iie etipas Oerartiges TIM nttBteil;
Die groBe 9Iniierten Offeniipe ii
6ranfreih babe in Berlin 81 ldar-
fen &ritifen Ser oertidell arieg
fiibrltng g(ilIaB gegeben. Die Oeut=
fhe 9iegierlng piinlde oas Ser
trauen oes oentid)en Enblifiims iuie-
Ser 3n It1rfeil. - Gie Hadrid)t miro
mol gelogen lein. Sic Itanlmt ollh
aus elmer uenig perldBliden Guelle
sSsn Ser runlanilhen 9allptitaot
9nfareit berridt in sSoIge Der oeut-
iben 2uftidiffangriffe cine 9sotlif
TieIe geipobner baben oie Staot
perIaiien. sssn Der ionit 10 lebensfros
ben Staot bat ieoe 2ult6arfeit niti-
gebort. Die @ergfliigilngsorte into
Nabtreltallrorts iiilo gelhloIien.
9as 2eben in Ser Staot bat iih bin
men meniger @oden pollitdnoig per-
dn0ert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-02

l1eber ben Sieg, Den General pon
6alfenbabn in Siebenbiirgen ii6er
Die 9fumdnen errnnsen Fat, iuir6 ge-
meloet, Sak er ppn groker Gntidie-
oenbeit geiueien lei. Die Sdladt
banertc mebrere Sage. Ginem Sell
Der Sentiden mnb 0iterreid)iIden
Srnppen gelnng es, bic 9immGnen
al nmgeben nno iid) oes Motentnrm-
Yaiies 81 benGdtigen. IS erfolgte
Sann elm 4ngriff nun beioen Geiten
nno bic GnmGnem iumroen gesipmn-
gen in Die Serge sm fliidJten. Sie
Se1tldpen nn6 Oeiterreid)er madtcn
niele 6efangene nnb piel Griegsma-
terial fiel in lire pGnSe. glmd i'm
DitIidem Siebenbiirsen, bei Ssifelp
1iopabilp iunrScn Die 9inmamen ae-
Tdjlagen mno Die bentldjem @erbiinSe-
ten mndten nngefGbr 600 Gjefan-
gene. III
RAD ben gcridyten ans Berlin
iumrbcn slnsriffe Der 9inmanen inn
Wiaros Sal in Sicbenbiirgen, muro-
DiflidJ pom .6ermanmitaot, snriifge-
idjlageu. Sm WGrgemD Sal nno luei-
ter IiibIid iunroen Nngriffe Der
9iuniancn bnrdD Die oentiden nmS
DiterreidJiiden Srnppen lpirfmmaslus
semadJt. Sci Soermannitabt babcm bic
GeIfcrrcider iueitcrc s aanoncn ae-
nommcn nnb bei Ssogaras baben bic
9inmanen lire slnsriffe einaeitellt.
glle bieic Crte Iiegen i'm Oitlidjen
Giebenbiirgen, in bas bic HnmGnen
sie,nlidJ lueit eingeormngen iinS,
iueil bic Ceitcrreid)er riuen sroken
Seif bes eamSes geranmt baben. Sn
Der Sdjladt bei 6crmannitaot, inn
iueitIidlen Siebenbiirgen in bench
bic SeatIfJen nnb CeiferreidJer mn
ter Siibnrng oes friiberen General
itabsdef BON ssaIfenbapn Stn Ins
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-02
Surst lleberiidlt.

Sn @albinston regt man
iid) ipegen oes 1lnterieeboot-
frieses ani nnS erflart, man
meroe Sentidlanb perantfport-
Iidj halten, memn es ben &ries
tuieber in Der alten riifiidtslo-
len 8eiie fibre.
Die 9fitmanen mmroen bel
S,ermanmitabt in Siebenbiirgen
erimblidJ geIdlasen, ibre critic
slrmec ,unrbe pernid]tet nno Die
SrImmer in bic 8erge getrie-
ben. Ser Stptentiirm Eaf
lit i'm gelib Ser 9entIdJen. Nmd]
bei Ssifelp ltobafilp mnb an-
bern Crten im Gitliden Sic
benbirgen erlitten bic 9innta-
men cine 9tieSerlage.
Die SehtidJen brangen an
Der GtodJpb bDr.
Die 9iniieu madjten ben Ser
indb gegen 9enbers iueiter
borsmbiinsen, Der sirm Sell ae.
Inngen, snm Sell snriifgeidla-
gen iuarSe-
Sample in @olbpnien uerlie-
fen fir bic Semtlden niinitig.
Die Serbcn nabnen bic Ser-
ge bon &aimafcalan in Wfase-
0pnien.
3ipiIdDen Dem engliiden
Griegsminiiterinm nnb ben 9lr-
mecoffisieren Ioll ein Srmd) er,
foIgt iein.
Sentid)e 3eppeline MAIDEN
Spnmtas abenO einen nenen
slnsriff anf 9onbOn mno Die
cneliid)e Citfiiite.
sSn Der gried)iIdJen 6afen-
ftaDt giaiiplia ba6en Sempn-
| itratiunen gegen @eniselos itatt-
gefnnoen. Ter friibere @ene-
raIitabsdlef 9anslis lit sum
critten Iiitslieo Der propiiori-
fdJen 6esiernns @rihenlamos
crnannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-02
Nnulnler 657.

Die amerifaniId merifani=
Ide GummiIiiDn bat bente lire Sit
nngen in 9ltlantie Gitp lpieber amf=
genDmmem.
- Sn 8aIbington lit Die Aad
ri9t eingetroffen, Garran5a iuolle iii
Der nlerifanil6en Sauptltaot eine
eigene 8anf griinoen uno polle oantl
aae anoern @anfinltitute, Die Dem
grfolg ieires llilternebnlens i'm 8e=
ge Iteben fonntetl, oura 8eroronun-
gen uno grlaiie perflibtelt. Dieie
Ha6ridt fniipft on Die friiber idon
geneloete ShlieBnng Der ganf BON
2onoon ll1o Mferico, ein engliIbes
l1nternebrnen, ullo Ser gnnco NaSio=
nale, Elm fran5oiifdes llnternebmer,
an Die beioe ourb ein 9efret Gar
ran5as geidloIlen tDuroen, neil lie
leiner 8eroronnng, cine groBe 5art=
gelorelerpe 3ur Si6erltng ibres Ya-
piergeloes porratig 5n balten, niht
nadfdmen. Die fran5oiiihe rno Die
engliide &egiertng baben gegen 0us
8erfabren garran5a's Sroteit elm
gelegt lnb er bat Die beioer Banfel
bon Der @irfnng oes Defretes aus
aenonmen. @enn Die eingangs init
geteile 9anhri6t tpabr tit, 10 tpiiroe
oos mol elm @eriuh Iein, ben BET
ben 8anfen in anberer @eile bei5lt=
fomrnen. @an5 flar leben fann mau
in Der Ga6e nod rlidt.
gSie nas gapgales in glri5pna
gemelSet iuirb, fat bic merifnniId)e
@egiernns Id)lemnisit 800 Soloaten
nad ganaf1ea gefd)ift, mo cine He-
polntion ansgebrodem iein iol.
- gs beiBt, Elm &pmite bon arrle-
rifaniihen Minenbelibern aus Dc
rifo iperoe Dor oen amerifaniid)en
Mitglieoern Der geneiniamen &onI-
million eriheinen, ibre geidDer0el
porleaea n1o oen 8onlniiiaren cine
Sbiloeriiig Der Gage in Merifo ge=
6elt.
General sSli1Iton lit nit ieiller
snlpeftion an Der @reil5e fertiq ntlo
| lit mad Corpus gbrifti gereiit.
sSn Brownsville lit gnpt. Dies
slrder pom 26. 8unoes sslfanterie=
Heginent geitorben.
glileo slrre0onoo bat in Der
merifnlii1e1 &auptltaot cine Iallge
ltnterreoung nit Garran5a gebnbt
Or. 9iobert 6. 0iOh lit BON ieiner
Jeriertreiie 5liriidgefebrt uno bat lei
ne Yraris I'M @ifs=@ebduoe iuieoer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-02

SD befiirdte lebr, nteine 8aie
miro einen iebr sei5igen Mann bet
raten."
limo parum 2"
rSie ipollte ibre Sooh5eit am Gor-
mittag abbalten, aber er beitano oa-
rorf, oaB iie erit on Nahnittag itatt-
finoe, oamit lie cine MabI5eit mebr
5u S5alle eirnebrnen f1nne.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-02

= Die geberrldung imierer 2ei-
oenl6aften lit Der iuabre sSortid)ritt
in Der Sreibeit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-02

9os @Iiiflihiein beItelh e.,
gentlid mn imStrcben naf, Gaiif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-02

Or. 9ipbert 6. MpR lit BON ieiner
Jerienreiie 5liritdgefebrt uno bat lei
ne Yraris irit Sifs=@ebduoe nieoer
allfdenonln1en.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-03

(highest PATENT, 50. %; Paragon highest pat
entD S925 Home Queen (highest PATENT, So
Pride of Denver (highest PATENT, 50 %; Dixie
FLYER thigh PATENT, 50 90; White Cloud thigh
patent) 50 co; White Daisy thigh patent)
So 90: Ocean Spray (goOd PATENT, SS.S5; South
ern Star (good PATENT, $3.50; Sun Rise (good
PATENT, IS So. -
Capitola. S8.6Jd0.75; Olympia, s9.S5d9.45;
Miss Dixie (self-rising). S9.1519.S5.
Cresco (superlative PATENT, 80 S519.95.
Ballard's Obelisk, 5000; Ballard's Table
Talk, SS.2J; Billiards. Pioneer tseif-risng)'
NTeal. sacked. per busheI-Meal plain, Ia
Mound sacks, 81 IA; do. 96-pound sacks, 81 IA;
do 4S-pound sacks, Silt; do. 24-pound sacks,
Sis. ..
Atlanta Milling company meal, holted 90
NS 81 10: As lbs. $1.1S; "a TO II lbs, Sl.2O.
Grain, sacked, per bushel-Nhite corn SILL
oats. fancy. white clipped, Tie; do. No. white
clipped, zoe; do. No white, 69c; do. NO.
mixed, G7c.
Seeds. sacked. per bushel-Fulghum seed oats,
81 10: Bancroft seed oats, 30c: Appler seed
oats. soc: Burt seed oats. soc; Texas Rust-Proor
seed oats soc; Oklahoma Red Rust-Proof OATS
tie.
HAY. etc.-Timothy No. !, large bales, $l.30:
do. choice third bales, 81 80; do. No. L, small
bales. 81 -; do No. 2, small bales, Sill
No. / clover-miXed hay, 81 10; Johnson grass
bey SIZE: wheat straw, zoe; cotton seed meal,
nrima Sal 90: do. No. Z, $50 90; cotton seeu
hulIs old style, $500. -,
Chicken feed, per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pl-
coon feed 1OO-pound sacks. So 20; Purina chow
Ser 1OO-pound sacks, 50. 20; Purina chick, 100
nound sacks s.. 60; Aunt Patsy mash, 1OO-pound
sacks, 81 go; Victory chick. lO0-Pound sacks
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-03
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE
ESTIMATE 11,213,000
Cotton Picking Is Unusually
Advanced, Being "a Against
72 Per Cent Last Year

NEW YORK. Nov. Finder very favor
able conditions she condition of cotton has
not shown any material decline, the loss OF
the month being % points, making a condl-
ton OF 5T.3 on an a eragc date Of October &5'
as compared with 500 a month ago. 59.S per
cent last year. 73.5 per cent in 1919, O2l per
cent in 1913. 6S.s PER cent in 1912 and 19S
per cent in 1911.
TIE decline OF 2.3 points is not high COM
pariag with a drop Of 80 per cent last year,
: points in 1914, points in 1913 and Ia
points in 1912.
Picking Is unusually advanced. being II per
cent gathered. against ~ per cent last year
and 6S per cent in 1914.
In 1913 there was 20 per cent picked, whlie
in 1912 there was al per cent ana In lell
70 Der cent.
A southern estimate Of the total crop given
BY our special correspondents is tabulated DC.
low. showing an average expected yield OF
IL .2i3.OU0 bales.
The Journal Of Commerce assumes no respon-
siblIity for these figures, being strictly a con-
senSus ~ opinion reported by our cores
pondcnts.
Condition changes for the past four years
together with percentage condition last month,
Ia sha uvinr fable.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-03

50 60; Victory scratch, 1OO-pOund sacks, 81 50;
Daisy scratch, 1O0-pOund sacks, S2.45; beef
scraps per 1O0-pOund sack, So 90; beef scraps,
per 5O-pOund sack. 1.S5, oyster shell. per 100
pound sack, SIC.
CapitoIa chicken feed, S2.55.
Peters Proven Products, per hundredweighp-
Arab horse feed, 50 80; Re-Peter horse feed,
50 %; King Corn horse feed, S2.15; Rabbit
mule feed, 81 IS: alfal-fat dairy feed. 81 So
Ground feed per hundredweight-A. d. c. mule
feed ST IS; Sucrene dairy feed. 81. 10; beet
pulp 1OO-pound sacks, 81 so; No. alfalfa meal.
81 IS.
CapitoIa molasses feed. S1.95.
shorts bran, mill feed. per hundredweight-
Duncan's fancy mill feed, 80 pounds, - SO;
Red Dog shorts. 1OO-pOund sacks. S2.45; T. w.
feed 75-pound sacks 81 .O5: brown shorts. 100
Mound sacks S2.05: Georgia feed. I5-pound
sacks 81 90; Big Mac hog feed, T5-pOund sacks.
81 so: bean meal 1O0-pound sacks. S1.I5; pea
nut meal 10O-pOund sacks. 81 "A; bran, pure
wheat 1OO-pound sacks. 81 10; bran, pure wheat,
75-pound sacks 81 10; bran, rice bran. 20
pound sacks. 81 .55.
METAL MARKET
NEW YORK Nov. 1.-THE metal exehane
opotes lead. S7.OOdT.O5; spelter, quiet; spot,
Fast ST. Louis delivery, 1OA@1O1ac.
AT London. lead, 80 pounds los; spelter' %
pounds, los. .- sea-, ma
Iron. firm; No. 1, northern, S23OO@ 24OO;
No . 500 5Od2 80: No. J. southern, S222o@
% 20: No. p S22OOM22.5O.
Metal exchange quotes tin steady spot
Sal. 90 y a 41.STla.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-11-03
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YOUNG MAN-Would you accept tailormade
suit lust for showing it TO your friends
Then write Banner Tailoring Co., Dept. 421,
Chicago and get beautiful samples, styles and
A wonderful offer.
little article Something new; sells like wild
fire: carry right in pocket. Write at once for free
sample +. NJ. Feltman, Sales Mgr, 1908 Third
ST., Cincinnati, OHIO.
AGENTS-YOung man, start your fortune sell
ing our watches, jewelry, razOrs, spectacles,
safely razors, etc. Attractive prices. NJ. Saun-
drrs Box ga, Birmingham, Ala.
LARGE manufacturer wants representatives TO
sell shirts, underwear, hosiery. dresses. waists,
skirts, direct TO homes. Write for free SAMPLES.
Madison Mills $50 Broadway. New York City.