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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-10-10

s. W. DOOL1TTLE, M. D., J. C. DOC
LITTLE, NJ. D.-Doolittle Bros
hospital. Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-10-10
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

Physicians and Dentists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-10-10
UNREDEEMED LANDS
for Grant County.

State OF Wisconsin,, County of Grant,
County Treasurer's office, Lancaster, Sept %. 1917
Notice is hereby given that the following lands and
city and village lots in the county of Grant state
Wisconsin, sold by the county treasurer of said
county on the 18th day of May A. D. 1915 the den-
quent and unpaid taxes Of the year A. d. 1914
The amount set opposite each tract of land and city
and village lot is the Of and charges there
computed to the last day Of redemption Now
fore unless the taxes interest and charges
ing described lands and city and village lots paid
before the 18th day May A. D. 1918 the same will
be conveyed by tax deed to the purchaser.
Town of Hazel Green
Owner Description Amount
Ed Treganza SEA of SE1z sec. "a, IT, r1---$12O2
Smith, Russell WE of SEA, sec. "A, IT, ILL., 4466
Snyder mineral rights
VIM. Thomas &
Sons SWA Z acres and
& JnO. Ed NEA so acres sec 25, IT, r1---- 1856
wards Est. mineral rights
William Thomas
& Sons & Jno. In S1b of SE1A Sec. IS tt, r1 1904
Edwards Est.
Village of Hazel Green.
Ed Treganza Lot l, 2 3, in Block 5------ 1889
Village Of Cuba City.
Frank Ahern Lot and NE Of Lot g. Block l.
Schneider Addition - 1856
Mrs. Sarah Dent IL acres recorded in VOL
123, page So -------------------- 1875
F. Nash Lots 2 and g. Block 6---------226.33
City Of Platteville.
ORIGINAL PLAT
E. M Cass Lot bound N by Block 49, E by
Meyer Lumber Co.. S by Pine
ST., W by Frederick, by
Vaughan, in Block 44 GA SO
CARLiS ADDITION
o. A. Human Part of Lot g. bounded E and
by Eastman w by Groth by
Mineral st. " SO rs
ROSE HILL ADDITION
j. M. jerks Lot in Block A----------- 876
MONROE PARK ADDITION
E. Rothe Lot II, Block C------------- ATT
Coke & Behrens Lot A. Block C---- ATT
ROUNDTREE'S WESTERN ADDITION.
J. B. Penn E part of Lot and all of Lot 2,
"A #. Main St., Block A-----336 SO
HENRY'S ADDITION
Mrs. NJ Hayden Est. E 81 it. Of Lot 18------- 3343
JONES' ADDITION.
Andrew Scott VIZ of Lots 10 and 19--- 487
RAILROAD ADDITION.
c. ~ w. Ry. Co. Lot pavement 1922 Block O-343 SO
OUTLOTS AND ACREAGE
Mrs Marion Lot bounded N by NV ADD by
Rose Johnson S by Mineral St., w by
cambridge, in NWA of Sec IS "a 85
Galena Iron Bounded N by Prytherch E by c.
Works M. & st. P. Ry, S by Ry. & Platt.
L. & z. Co., w by Platt L. & z.
Co.. in VIZ Sec IA and Is lex
cept Ry. property -------------18O18
John Mcdonald Lot bounded n by Stephens, by
Fourth ST., by Dugdale W by
Sickle Addition, in Sec. TO- to- ri 81 8S
Town OF Clifton.
w T. Warren Lot 52x10O described by deed in
SWA of SEA Sec 10, is, I'll 10 %
j. B. Calls Lot described by deed in Sec.
10, TO, r1----------------------- 129
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-10-10

BROWN, BRENNAN & CARTHEW-
Attorneys at Law. Office in Baxter
block, Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-10-10

AUTHORIZATIONS: b east, west, north south, Sc
southeast NE northeast, SW southwest, NV northwest
it. feet, cor, corner, ST. street,
Given under my at the office of the county treas
urer of Grant county and state of the city
of Lancaster the 25th day of September A. D. 1917
W. c. LIVINGSTON County Treasurer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-10-10
John Yaroh
Bert Mckinney

Jacob Bremen
Heirs
NJ. G. Meyer
Unknown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
Deaths

EG S0 1890 r. EFaRst954 RStS5l
TART sE ad sS aS% nySd G S Hd1 Rs fSu 80
. p. m. dauEhter,S residencs, Mrs Elmer X
p. m. Train leaves Market st ferry 1880 a. m.
'oi oBERGfS--Jgly Ms5ifS" z ELIZABETH BERGINwite
% Sbn Sf5s aaaG s@GFF 81 9
and friends invited 20 funeral Thurs. p. m,
MOT fsIo9tUPWAIN:LjSnS PSA 20, fHERGEFT IEEHwS6oD,
JOIN ana D4eTG &mnds s'i Rodd ssd
25. Relatives and friends. wnupakee Tribe. N..
fO1t .. 0. O. F Mancses,sr Unity XII Xita Ff!eSdy
peh b hp"st 81 Int fe dToenmount ceR Friend; may
cal 1gt atfSF MRRE m A"lS %d6N of David
f. Bryan -S sTS danshtsE q sarah and ,aSG Rsnjs-
csmpc G,n Sa and trisnSs nyIsd 10
nera, Fri SS0 a. M Parents ,,io rGsidenCe me- 2S4G
saints church 10 a. m, Int Holy cross Gem.
Hy!R HHSEcITS-jgly !. E,R1sMrNn GECILia son of
~f; T92 n, gcyG1r Ap'o F%Fs f2RcFs royrs
son of Edwin ,nd Adcia,d' Chamberlain, aaGd
2 Fox Ssss fhS rSarSs s$ @ Gem M chSg on
veyanccs viii meet train leaving Reading Ter
m!cHooNNEiGEYuue ~ g. FXTRic;$ fss'I% husband Of
late Mary Connolly. Relatives and friends st
Ghhrie's Holy Name Society and employees OF
the Barrett Co, invited to funeral Wed, $50
a, m. 1892 8. 26th Ht. Solemn high mass Of
requiem st. Gabriel's Church. 10 a. m. Int, Holy
DELANEY.-July !. JOHN JOSEPH husband
Of Anna r, Delaney (nee Dwysr) and son Of
Elizabeth and late Joseph Delaney Relatives
and friends invited to funeral. Wed. $50 a m.
1887 y. Warnock st solemn high requiem
mass St MaiaChy's Church 10 a m Int Holy
Senulchrc Gem. Auto funeral
pevery; Relatives and friends invited to funeral
Wed, $40 m. sons T,sidence. Harry Devery,
tas0 ~ Dnrien ~. Hiah mass Of requiem
senl,ChrH Gem. Ayto =: RAJ
Int ,.t Thornton and Eliza pognc: Relatlyes and
more, Pa Int. ConvcrIencn Of family
DDHAN.--On July =, WILLIAM, husband Of
EnIIa6eth Eeppmer RSpmnn Relatives and friends
com lane Merton. Mass our. Lady Of Lourdes
DoLAN.--June 20 MADELINE, daughter Of
John and Sarah Dolan. granddaughter OF Anna
belle and late John McGeitigan. Relatives and
tivity invited funeral Wed. $50 a m. Gar
ents residence 1895 Aramingo ave. Solemn
Eequlem mass Church of Nativity, 10 a m. Int.
DouGHERTY.-Juy !, FRANK. son Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

The United coal Corpora tion. regular quar-
terly Of IA per cent on the preferred stock.
payable July % to stock Of record July 10.
United Alloy Steel Corporation regular quar-.
terly Of 81 share. payable July 90 to stock
Of record July q,
Indiana Pipe Line Company regular quar-
terly Of 81 a share, payable August ~ to stock
Of record July 81
Morris Canal rnd Banking Comrany, regular
semia annual NJ rrr ccnt on preferred stock
and per cent on mol 'da tsd stock. both ravR.
hle August Z as roF,stcrsd July ~. Books
close July -, reopen August :.
Pyrene Manufacturing COMPANY. rogulRr quar-.
terly Of 2lz per cent tho common stock, paya
Bile August 10 holders o. record July 20.
The National Security Pank regular sem .
annual dividend Of 10 per cont. payable on
demand.
Puget Sound Traction. Light and Power Com
pany. regular quarterly Of ~ cents a share on
the preferred ntock, payable july 10 to stock Of
record July g.
Columbia Avenue Trust Company. regular
semiannual Of per cent. payable on demand.
Kelly-Springncld Tire Company, regular quar-.
terly Of ~ per share on its stock, payable
August TO stockholders Of record July ia
Sequoyas on Refining Company. quarterly
Of "A per cent, payable July rs TO holders OF
record July g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
SINCEREST FLATTERY
RULES PHOTOPLAYERS
House Peters, Olive Thomas and
June Caprice ComplRnent
Fellow Actors
SHOW PERSHING FILMS
By the Photoplay Editor

sTANLEY-"The Heir Of the ACES" Palas-
Paramount, with House Peters and Nina
Byron Story by william Addison lnthv"'
Directed hy Edward ]. LeSaint Photographed
by Allen Davey
David w Grifhth, who starts everything
in the movies and then drops it Just as his
competitors are waking up to the fact Of
its discovery, made a thenremarkable one.
reel affair, Mans Genesis" in 1911 or
1912. II portrayed the conflict Of primeval
men, and was so popular that he later d.
rected a two-part sequel. Brute Force"
In which people Of the stone age were re-
incarnated in the twentieth century A
perfect ocean Of limitations followed. and
the craze leaped. until PalaA, evidently
wanting picturesque material. released The
Heir Of the Ages Those WAC thrilled at
Bobbie Harron. Wilfred Lucas and Mae
Marsh in the Grifith flm will probably
thrill at House Peters. Eugene Palette and
Nina Byron In this one. It's very much
the same sort of yarn. with. OF course
more footage and variety of lighting than
were prevalent In 1912. The author dis
dains suspense His characters in the prim.
ttive prologue have experiences that are re-
peated almost without change in the play
proper. Mr.. Peters Is an actor of manly
dignity and unaffected reserve power. But
he Is not very vivid here Miss Byron, an
attractive girl, whom one doesn't seem 10
have seen before, shows fine promise The
leaders are well written, without superfiu.
Gus flowers Of speech.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
Stocks Active in New York During Jun,

NEW YORK. July 3.--Trading in stocks
on the New York Stock Exchange during
June totaled 19.76O.sOO shares. Compared
with a year ago this is an increase of
6.5S2.42S shares with 1915 an increase Of
l5.776,07O shares.
During the month there were six 900. 900
share days, compared with none in June last
year, 1915 and 1914. The heaviest days
trading was on the 7th when the turnover
was 1,312,SO shares.
Sales since January I totaled l05, ,097, 900
shares against S6.1s6,619 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
VEGETABLES

The general market was quiet and barely
lins. per bbl,--No, I, ss,soa 425 No. 2 81 25g
I1G4.bO; No. 2, sl.5O@l. Is. White potatoes
Eastern shore, per bbl.-No. /, Hg5i No; 2
GI,5o; No SOC q az; q; ,o Cabbage Eastern
bbi crate, SOC q iI.50 Celery. Florida. per 10.
inch crate. s192. EgEplant Florida. per box
f26a.75 Peppers. Florida per box, 81. .5OI3
sa1ssh,, Florida per boy, Ii@i,so.. Cucumbers
North carolina. per basket; 75c g 81 ;2S; DC, Nor
bbls 50 a $50 Beets., Norfolk. per 100 punches
3s sb0d4. choice, So 2503,60, Tomatoes, Missis.
sipi. per fiat crate. 3idl.50. Mushrooms per
2-lb. basket, 81 nl.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMA1v

HorSEHEEPER, WORKING. reliable Tood -
"a. desires. position in Protestant gentienosso,n
home. l. IL, Led. Br., 2Sth and Columbia Ave-
Observation-Disclosures woman; hotel or ~
80. Ledger Office.
HOUSEKEEPER, refined. experienced: roe-s
gents home' best ref. NJ 653, Ledger CENT
BADY'S MAID, chamber work seamstreps. -,
erence lO1. Ledger Branch. PA Pine !,
WOMAN. middle aged. thoroughly connst...-
with hest reference. wishes care OF an insssnn..
2O14 Banbridge st. 'an'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, July s.-HOGs--Receipts, 10000
bead; market ,s sst5T9}99F 3 i'c hshsr M:sd 2gHd H
i6.eoi rough heavy. sl4.I59iAas; lisht. -il4. 20
~cc121TTIi2E y Reeepts 30n0 head make, ri
steady Beeves, SIS s0a liz so; cows and heIfers
5000 11.I5; stockers and feeders, $40 6O so:
calves, S1O5Odl5.
sHEEP-Receipts 5000 head: market slow
Native and western, S7.T5mll lambs, 500
1850.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
PROVISIONS

There was fair iobbinE demand and The
lnarket ruled steady Quotations follow: city
beef. in sets, smoked and air-drled. s5c: vest
ern beef. In sets. smoked. 35c. city beef,
knucklee and tenders. smoked and atr.dried, 3vc'
western beef, knuckles and tenders. smoked, 8ee
sq6 m. hsmi soSS2 oo, Dors Sny ss do ,snb.S
iegse. 2sg25h 6; DO. DO. smoked; 2sg2Sh e;
average, 2ln q 26c: hams. smoked. western
cared 25h q 26c do. boiled. bone;ess, 3Oci pic
7ic shoulders s p cured. loose 2Oh g. DO
rmoked. 2ih c; bellies ~ pickle according to
average, loose. 2sC, breakfast bacon. as to brand
nd average. city cured 3Gc. breakfast bacon,
estern cured 33c; lard. western. rcnned. tcs
: ,c; do. do do tubs. 23c; lard, pure city, kettle
-ldercd. In tca.. 23c. DO. DO. do In tuus. 25O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
Years Coinare Renort

WASHINGTON. July 3--During the
fiscal year ended June so, 1917. the United
States Government coined 4O6.5O0,972 pieces.
to the value Of $25,4i5,14S. OF this amount
27O,040 pieces were gold, with a value OF
Sl,230,040 silver. l6,399,SO0 pieces with
a value of $lS,263,60O and minor. 2so,-
S31,132 pieces, to the value OF $5,95l, sos.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03

BUTTER-Onerlngs were moderate and the
f.,arket ruled firm, with fair demand for de.
firable stock. The quotations follow West.
Nrn solid packed creamery, fancy specials, Alc.
extra 80 a 4Oc extra hrsts. 8sc; hrsts. 3Ih g.
seconds, 36h c; nearby prints, fancy. 42c; aver
age extra 4OG4ic: hrsts IS sec: seconds,
seiz q a7c; special fs7cy brands OF prints Job
hing AL 4an4sC.
EGGs-There was fair demand for nne
cEus and the market ruled hrm undNr llght
;rsts Sin.SO per standa,d case; current re.
esipts SiO.5O; western extra hrsts. SlO,N0 pr
se. trets &iO.iu; fancy selected eggs Jobhlng
42m43c per dozen,
CHEESr. rui,d nrui under light offerings and
. fair demand. QuotAti New York ful
rveam fancy, new. 24A c, specials higher, DO
Co. fair to good new, % n 23ih
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLouR

QRAlN--whilesele business IN wheat corn
and oats was suspended the Commercial EK-
emitted.
FLoUR--Trade was quiet and prices we're
ynehanged Quotations follow; Winter. straiEnt,
gtralght sii q ii.5Oj Do, patent. Sii 20 p Il IS;
Fprlng. frst clear. iO,SO6l1i ! patent. ui.25@
,hQiee and fancy patent, ti2a y 40. ,,,.
Rye FLOUR sold slowly ~ former rates We
tlote 1000 q n 2i pcr bhi. ns to auallty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
GOLDFIELD STOCKS
N. Y. Central Stock Issue Upheld

COLUMBUS, o., July S.-The Ohio
Supreme Court turned down the application
of James POLITE and Clarence r. .Venner,
minority stockholders of the New York
Central. who asked that an order of the
Public Utilities Commission authorizing
that railroad to issue S5,9l4,300 common
stock be set aside as unlawful
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03

model and member Of the merry-merry
seems TO have carried her into dramatic
depths over her head. Miss Thomas In
vivacious and pretty in cornhower sort OF
way Neither the elegance Of the lily nor
the rich beauty of the rose is hers. When
she has learned not to grimace nor TO
look at the camera, she will be very
piquant, indeed. Her vehicle is light enough
TO please a lot Of people these hot days.
though its comic possibilities aren't many.
To be sure, the good Ince lighting and
camera work and the Three Twins" twist
that has been given the script are high
water marks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, July 3.-BuTTER--Recepts
II. $50 tubs. Market hrmer High score, 3SL al
S0c; extras. ssc: drsts, 3G% 8si& c; seconds,
B5 n acc; State dairy, 37i5 asIa c,
EGGS-Receipts, 2SSS7 cases. Market steady.
Quotations unchanged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03


STOCKS
10 shrs, Robert Morris Trust Co.; par =,
1000 .ht. .tYsst Stray BOG Manhattan Mining =,
1000 shfs D' Manhattan wonder Mining Com;
500 shrs. ST Furnace creek Copper Co. Lot tt ii
shrs First National Bank, Phlladol-
oo phia, Pa. par 500 ;,... 49,. zzl
20 shrs i.ehigh Valley Railroad Co. par s,,.
"a shrs. Notth PsnnaylyanIa Railroad o,w
100 'hfss Ess. SIt ,IS ,IES,nn'ylyania Railroad COZ
So shts PcpBnsyivSnia ms VA RAILROAD Co. par ~
10 shts pahk 'o5f North America: par 40 -
10 shrs broad street bank. par $50 49, 80
shrs. Farmers and Mechanics Ma ~
tional Bank; par 800, .,......., $50
10 shrs, Fairinount Savings Trust Coz I'm
5 shfs west lT' End Trust Co par iioG. iT2
~ shrs. John .. stetson Co. commons ..,
20 shrs' q American EG stores CO. hr,t pre- :.
10 shrs North Coast Power Co. pre-.
100 ios57ss7n s STOCK purchase certlncats
Washnston Oregon Corp. Lot 80
shrs. Real Estate Trust Co.,...,.., 100
! shr. PennsylvAnla co. ..,..,,..,.,. III
50 shrs Hamilton Trus' Co.........,. ia'
BONDS
$500 Estates Of Long Pn1:h. y. Y. &C.. 49,.
tincatc Of deposit, ,....,,,... Lot SOL
10000 Bethlehem steel g.. 9 pcr cent.
oooo Gus gust quPpITtsrly DuG iO"S n,r l3o
cent series Il. Interest March
and September. Registered. Due -,
1000 wildwood Electric and Traction Co. 'O'
5 per cent Coupons April and
October Due le5s..,..,....... 65
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
POULTRY

TIVE-The market quiet but steady
cs to quality. 22m2ic. roostcrs. lIWlAc, spring
'hickenF. not I.egnorns plump. ycllnw sNnnfd.
-eighing ~ a. lbs, apiece ~ a 2Bc; spring
chickens not Lcghorns. smaller slzes, @GH 3OC!
Eyhite Leghorns. 90 n 2Gc Ducks. Pchin, loD
Jer nalr - d2sc do. you7r p'r pai' 'uW2@r,
ORESSED--The market was I'm good shape
nd Arm. with supplies well under control. Tne
quotations: Fowis - to box. milk-fcd. d y
nd over apiece 2Gc; w'igG uC 3h lbs. apiece.
Stc weighinE lbs. apiece, - q &c; fowls iced,
ever apiece. 25h G; smaller sizes, Il g24c old
snosters, dry picked. iSig hroilCrs. Jersey,
fancy 81 d l0c: Virginia, o. a 35c; other nearby,
~ q 2sc western, ~ q 3nc turkeys fresh-kllled,
t-ed. per lb.-Weatern, best hero, % q 2ic COM
mon, 20 122c; ducks spring % ?3c; SQUADS.
per dozen-Whlte, WEIGHING il4l2 lbs. per
Dozen. S3.S5 q 4. so: do. weighing 0ml0 lbs. per
dozer, {3.2Sa3. do, Weighing s lbs. per dozen,
a2j0d2.75; do, weighing lbs. per dozen, 81 q
c.31; do. weighing 6n6iz lbs per dozen, Si.80
Gl.s5. DIRK, SI5odl. small and No. =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. July .--PUTTER--Receipts "a.
900 tubs stcadv. Extras. 3Ri5 e. frsts.
80 n 3G4 e.
EGGS - Receipts. 25.O 600 cases STEADY.
Flrsts. 3lN3ihr r.: ordinary nrsts, 2Nl1 N 2Disc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03

YOUNG MAN WANTED. WITH A GOOD EDU-
GGAATp!ON as, ASSIST. IN r,AiSpLX,EFiRTlsING
ENGRANING- -DESfRED. -RUT, Nor EsSEN.
tai tAAI APPLY M BY. BY .LLETTER oNhYf STATING
BISNIESS EXPER $ w B. w.
FLEISHER, sTH AND CHESTNUT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
Usual Extra Dividend for sth National

The Eighth National Bank has declared
a regular semiannual divided Of s per cent
and the usual extra OF per cent payable
demand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
FRESH FRUITS

Fancy berries are scarce and firm, Other
pies. per bbi-Bsn Davis. s4d45O; Baldwin.
34W5, Apples, Northwestern, per box, $1,000
2 80 Lemons per box S3M7 Grapefruit Flor
ida. per crate t2.50a5. PineApples, Porto Rico,
per crate. S3q4, Strawberries. per qt.-Jcrsey.
1920 Pennsylvania. i22@23. BaGkbeIries,
and Maryland, i2q lie. Hucksberries, North
Carolina, per at Il q isc. cherries per s-lb
basket-Sour. 400 GOO sweet. 600 75c. PlumH,
Georgia. per carrier s2d3; do. North Carolina
per carrier, t2@2 so. Cantaloupes. Georgia, per
crate. S2d2.T5: do, California, per crate, s.. so
g3.75. Peaches, qeorgia per carter. S2.2503
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
Financial Briefs

The Philadelphia, New York, Chicago,
Minneapolis, Baltimore, Kansas City and
Duluth grain exchanges are not in session
today
Thomas G. Stockhausen has withdrawn
from the firm Of n. NJ StRson co.
Directors of the Cine matt Gas and Elec-
an additional S2.5O0.0OO Of the first and re-
funding mortgage forty-year 5 per cent
bonds. These bonds are part OF an au-
thorized issue OF $4,000, 900, OF which ST.
100000 are to be used for the construction
OF the new electric power generating sta
ton now building on the Ohio River front.
The proceeds from the present sale will 20
toward payments on the new plant
The New York Stock Exchange has
stricken from the list Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad Company first mort
gage 6 per cent bonds due July 1, 1917. and
Pittsburgh and Western Railway Company
hrst mortgage 4 per cent bonds due July
!. 1917. and the International Paper Com
pany's Bankers Trust Company certificates
Of deposit for preferred stock.
The United Iron and Steel Company
started operating the Cherry Valley Iron
Furnace At Beetonia. Ohio. giving employ
ment 70 soo men
Directors of Ohio Cities Gas company
have voted % close the books for transfer
of stock ou July ana reopen July ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
HELP wANTED-MALr
General


YuUR POSITION
awaits you. Superintendents princir.t.
teachers. manaEers, private. rural bustn.an.all
high school, also office managers booEts.vSr y
trs. stenorraphers. office clerks conmesss.epp
educational and technical; opportunItisa ~. M
anteed to gentlemen and ladies; any part ~
the United States Canada or South A fnsrt.oot "
write us your qualifications and what va, ~. -.
sire: confidential; we act as your personal rsc ~
respntative; lnclose stamp for reply; Won ~ ~
under no oblEation until YOU have aecens1
position. Business Mems Clearing House fnsu
CITY, Mo. saA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
AUTOMOBILES

" For Sale
AttEN spasse9EEsT T9adssr oversize Tire,
gs'-c'asS sgs mechahicaI condition; low mile
EASTERN MOTORS C,oppop Ar,o,,
1884 Chestnut st. Spruce 7a4.
Distributors Standard .,sn and Allen q" cyl
BUICK touring. small Six; like new; bargain
o-c ~ l.. 5. BOWERS CO.
,,t%,, -SS -, 1l9sp ss. Locust 1850 $50
ssar shock absaTBer Tds tGgsps ns lights @
EATIGGshiRN IGsi Gbcst1pf MOTORS sf CSSRPoRzATIoN SIs
Distributors STANDARD IS, and Allen "4" Cyl
repanted and 8agls I9dOTSSgS Sy
Automobile Sales Corp, 1l2 Il, Broad 4, Z
SondOn STS Hoa?r a5S Il F6s BTnsd spd 81
COLE s.cYi, TouRING paint and tires sI:
EASTERN MoTSoRs CORPORATION
p,tr,bnsor. dTSa CsssIIgt ndn I'd ST. spruce 59l
HUDSON super toTri5g car; Sdp wipe A,Sn wSns. M
EASTERN Sdai Gnss,DF M2T9Es IS csGRPoRzATroN sHSs
Distributors STANDARD 'is ana Alien "4n c,l
Tespect. super ;" town carr new In ever
EA$TERN MOTORS CORPORATION
Distributors Standard ''s'' and Alien 'fn eyL
JEFFERY-6-cyl., 7 mas assenEer tonr,ng cs,. M.
new. The Hafdins Eorporstion sas N c4S Breas VA
Stsnlev Motor CsT,tsee Csc o!o9Tns S@
LoCoMoBiLE-ioi, 20 As" 7.passenssr ,sr'4ss. tour.
shopsi would sN ~ most particular buyer;
very "'''So''' 0frovnnrifaInnIlS' rifaInnIlS' guaranteed
OF CiSIbitLE
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=. VI, tiA!.ltiI'AN. !I. Mgt. ENehange Car DsH
MARMON-lBl5-1916-
Also used cars Of other makes.
tANNING MATHIS co.
, BROAD AND RACE STREETS
John T. cunningham. Manager Used-Car Dept
MERCER 4-pass touring In very ene condltlo1:
SOD rNp rubber an and paint mee6sneally 0;
PIERCE "8"-4S 7-passenger touring: new Ton.
newly painted; upholster!ng good as new; ' Il.
cellent tires; lights and stsrfer. rnechanicaIir
best OF shape: newly paintSd w. "
EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
1884 Chestnut st. Spruce 704.
Dlsltlbutors standard - and Allen - cyl
Cbain-driva trucly ,nIts Sq9y
RAYFORD Worm drive truck units SsN
,,o Why pay more?
RAHFORD CO. I'd and Indiana ave
STANDARD 's'' 2-passenEer roadster: 10
painted tires new.,-, -
fASiltkN MOTORS CORPORATION
,,,.,,l lh34 chestnut ST. Spruce 1e4.
Dlstrloutors standard g and Allen - Cyl
STANDARD sSI s. demonstratlng car. I PASSED
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,,, Stanuaiu ana Alen ~
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Motor CarriaRe 20 o3oi SheStnn1i 1' 1'
STIYDFpGLfEp =, piso1D 40 !, 800,
ing car; good Condition: demo,ntabis rims. I
good tires; car has been yerW HUE USED; ysy
s. g., V. Town Car; tires good; ,uphostsriu