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Buyers Arrived
Buyers invited
b A. NJ. M.and10P p.
" Women's Wear & Millinery

RNLTIMoRE-Hacr Bros., 5. s. Baer,
HNIrlMoREIsq s siSrRia squ@FS Teads a0's, CO.. NJ b.
fodes, ready to wear, PENNSYLVANIA.
BOSTON. Mass.-Chandler Co; Miss
EHARLOTTE n. &C II. Cabaniss
Co. q, B Cabaniss, women's furnishings,
CNliingwood
ttilCAGO@A. Winkler womens wear.
CHICAGO. Cohen s. & Co. II. Bern
stein, |. Steinman, Mr Cohen. coats, suit
dresses; llie broadway, 9th floor.
tHICAGO.-Carson, Pirie Scott \ Co +;
T. Wiisun, millinery 1hasement>; 4o4
tourth Avenue.
EniCAGO-B Bauman s Co; II Bauman
chs, coats. suits aud oapes, at price
East Thirty second street.
NHlCAGo bauman & Ca Miss Elliot
tssh skirts | q Hast Thirty second street
CLEVELAND. a Anisfali. T. 4 Col
T hrAa readH ia wear u hast Twenty
tNiNMbis, a. Fashion Ca Miss q
heuaie, rpaAY IS wear lsIa bFeaaWal
pNttNs reAas Glitch Beos N Glitch,
"iil'N,fs,,gNf WaMsn's MeaN htsslinA Miss
T. y ttANas hrusn dlessrs. Wrappers ana
tlNonas ~ Madisen Avenue.
ips ANuEtrR, tai 'sascs hfcs l..
isaHes. tvaAs to wear, soa iNfth Avenue
.ffr-t tpfitnn.
turtsVittn. Ky stewart pry ooods
t.it Niss S'evsns millinery and mnit
ia,y goods care . West rhirty seventh
lyNcurrRG Na.-lt coffman. wcm-
MS vear, nroztcl . ,,.....--,
MONTREAL, Que.-Nat'cnai Garment
Cos A. lIellncr. elk and cotton dresses
80 West Thirty second street.
NASHVILLE. Tcnn.--Castner Knott &
Cog. Miss g. A. Kelly. ready to wear %
Cast Twenty sixth Street Sth floor, m
NORFOLK Na-The Misses Loeb. Miss
orTuMWA. Ia nelson Cloak Co. ready
, wear. l.. u. Wareham. general manager;
90
r rrTTSPrE1n. 1'sp E1Ip"e Mass I,l: M II. Roscnthal
Ggns mn Tssr 1 r"[N AYenes lG51 n6 Bros
iry goods {. Kapner. coats. suits. dresses.
'irts ios Fourth Avenue.
PITTSBURGH Rer<man Bros l. Berll- /
AN women's cloaks and suits; Pennsyi-
QUEBEc. ouo-pechcne & raulin; A
ROCHESTER,. y. y.--Stark Clothing F
o.. l.. + Pahnke. mems and womens +
'e'hins Murray III IN. ,,,., wo,ror
ecedy to wear and millinery; Grand
SOUTH BEND. Ind.,fTa ndon- Darrell !
.-s hosiery and furnishing goods; York
~r LOUIS Addison Cloak Co. J. r.
liam. ready to wear: 10 West Thirty
r PATL. Minn-Cioiden Rule; Mrs
MCPHERSON, millinery; 1851 Broadway,
th floor.
ST. PAUL -suversteins; l.. Sill
v rsteiu Jobs suits coats. capes. dresses.
u. g. Lyons. 1l33 Broadway. is expected
Sr. PAUL. Mimi. J. Rothschud. mil
iInery. sos Broadway, room 2i.
SrEJ BENNiLLE Ohio-The Hub; J..
IT, Auathon. womens ready to wear and
fIrnshius goods, 1850 Broadway room
4eS
TOLEDO - Loper samucis Co.; Jack
sainuel.. coats and waists, caro- G. NJ.
.;ussenheilner. 80 West Thirty-second
f,l}G"iamson Bros Co.: w. l.
..orry silks and waists 22o Fifth Ave
wARSH79 y. Y.-J. II. Burdick. cor
.ts muslin underwear. sweaters. suits
VAsillNGToN II Goldeubers. ready
mkSsitlSGToN" Mayer ciosks suite
iauustlyaria
NAsHf<GroN Caroline King & Sons
king. ready 10 wear and millinery
Asi1INGroN 81 ". Goldenhsrs. ary
.tf AMI 4veaters l1to Breadway
f~ffiNGrHN -+ f.ilt Bros. a vi
a7I drsesef and waists Afchlpin
fNf>GsfrW =. ohio Strou7s d ihrsH-
Do 'fls5 f.. IiUf1eL ~ liiuefyt I4I
t..Nlrf faff ha niN
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Soiions, Toilet Goods, Drugs

f-DerCN Geo. ST Wethern ca. u Al
eari millinery. ACTIONS. handaegrnlefs.
IfIfffsdf,fr.
HoHrDA g. A browning Co.. Mira Won
ri bsfsi ga. ribbons s.itA vs.s.ts vaiI|
IFs fHailufH Manhattan
bpb1ph 'puner. Jones 60 G q heiv.
'3nD small ~affa. a0d iiHn Avenue
h'Afp% Jpfdou Marsh ca y A.
'fthnHn' su}hssa' ana ehtlaren'A sluVea
pNfN's hiH and fabric GIoeea. az Fourth
8Yfunf
flIIehruGit HnsRs & buht Miss II
re- iaees. 'nbfoigelirs. trimmings.
80 HfuAd nay. rnpr 1907
nIiEhLl&g " Va ! h Nnylar g..
" hAyipf nDtlona. !, 8 Gnn0yor i0I
fahhiin eiftei
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HELP WANTED MALE

BOY WANTED TO MAKE HIMSELF
6GlE13NSERALtY USEFUL PERMANENT
POSITION GODD CHANCE FOR AD-
YANCEMENT. HOOVER SERVICE nc.
3s7 4Tn AVE
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Business Troubles
Schedules in Bankruptcy

GEORGE " FlELp a schedule Of
George W. flcld, 30 Broad Street filed in
The United states District Court yostorday
HhoWa liabilities Of s9Dhsi and assets or
$3.50. and $37b 600 described as uncollcct
able. IN" three iargcst creditors are Mabel
- honHn. BrooiSine. Mass, 81, 900; =.
i. Arraito, Ailiugton Mass. 5A,Ggb, and Dr.
+, G. Kennedy. llg East Sixticth Street, S3-
600, Sp4ldinE McCabe. % Liberty street.
Arn lhn .A,inrMnNh-
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,vIJ1TI, D. cAcr Executor
- WAN Street. New York Clu SNNso..
STORAGE NOTICES

T9 " VHn. n. GInRs a. RITTER. +.
n '",,rn a. Nssilsog, a, Long. j MoIntyre.
no,iGe1 Mpn~ ,n11 @n ana eeeh or You ara hereby
"Hl Hen upon the property herelnafier de
fnnr,'l mnn'n' , ,hnNns expired after duo notice
,'"i'"' ,''',n % n'l hepn given you, wa WIN cause
hhnnd'mn nIop'eWy to VIII, drDssors, ehinoniore
n'un, ',', sun'tn tookcrn, drnaplug tnhles. dlniun
room, furniture, parlor ana uhrnry f,irnifurn
iinW''n' mnu nuntrhiT' rusH, carpotaS bedding
,,, un,uHlnHH' WivrrWate, wearing np'
n"'V', nn" uu,hllllkr pictures, eon,cnn Of harrcs
49," '. '"N'a hulloAod To he hooka, ohinn, rlnHn
NN"''' h'l' htnc, c0ntVnta NJ drraAer
W. Mur",w'ls perronnl oIructa, ou stored hy yo,,
vi ~ Your name of on your account ,nr I'm
,Mvu'Ah Nuu y I'm an lnteroAn IN the lno,
, ,nN ,o NeeWhui' e,. Storage Warehouse, at De Wcst
! nAn H.lont, TO hn sold ht public auction, at
hNjenH EN- Angtlen M Hooms, sla f,eai iaAth street
'."N, ,ofN 'lly, on May 10th. mn Al 10 al
a., ~ according 10 the etntute in such
!, nhn made ana provided and u aalo thereof
~ nol completed ON nai date the hame win
Va 'qtnIIIInnrd At ne snmc peee on ~ lll
COM lnulnR llntil all tie gooda are anll a.,
NNNl ", rem are lniisAed
li'iNh ltlll NEWllAtl4 COMPANY,
w GENu, Secretary,
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NlLNANIlNa

.8.0.N..N.H Hs..#A
....@..aN lUAA'f
4Ntll3s nNia'NH Nmn
# fal@Ns ss Hl@n sas.a
tnAiE r ~ Orton co. fi4nu
4le a.df fai qaa,,fleqee =. 4 li@iqa in'fal
NlAsl4N aAlNN h sosuieD s.
NltaIfNl. r rnauiDk iuNi4l!,i,ul na,Is
hlHHd"ng Central
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Business Men
Plan Increased
Foreign Trade
More Than 1000 i'm Chicago
to Discuss Development
of American Industry:
New Workers Take Lead
Special Corrospondenco


CHICAGO April 24.-Twenty-one
leading New York business men are
members of a committee of seventy.
representing wealth aggregatng $40
oVoooo 600, named to-day in the mi
tial session Of the sixth National For
elgn Trade Convention, which tonight
began organization work that is to
lead to the addition OF large foreign
husihess to that already enioyed by
'fe nation, The committee Is headed
eS James \, Farrell, president OF the
United States Steel Corporation, and
VIII make q report at the elose Of tho
convention Saturday, speaking with an
therity to tho industrial and trans
por'atioh ihterosts or America on the
one hahd and OH the other expressing
to official Washington the views Of
American business on tnritrs, trusts
transportation and merchant marine
legislation.
me New Workers on the committee
are: w. II. Booth. Maurice Costcr. II. c.
Lewis, 5. c. Mead G. M. Dahl. f.
Dutlhl-Smith, f. d. Fisher, Harry Gee.
=. L. Gwynne, +. H. Huxley, w. II.
johns, William II. Knox, w. w. Nichols
L. "A. O'Reilly, William T.. Peck, L. e.
Pratt, A. B. See, George f. Smith, c. f.
Thomas, +. p Thomas and Allan
Walker.
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Shoes

CHICAGO Sears Roebuck & Co.: #.
Webster. shoes and rubbcrs; 115 Fifth
Avenue.
PlTTSBURGH-R -Rosenbaum Co.. r. ".
Hamilton, shoes; 116 West Thirty second
Street. 18th floor
WASHINGTON, u. C.--IIecht e. Co; r.
w. Ehrman. shoes; Mnrlhorough
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Satisfied Judgments

nc hrs nano IL that OF the dcbtor. ,no
"nu 'h"l OF the creditor iLl dat, v,h"n
4udgn,cnt vas Nfcd. Wv Nh'''
In New york. County
~ fr CiNr'nc,- Detroit tnGllic
sloshor' sn',nc San p 1'pi 80 ipl1 'i,oaN 70
''''',nl9luffy CO., Arrl IT, lolO
van N"o'n1 Iii, ,t....,..,,. a12so
"'}eudeelser, i'hinp Z. ana r,d '"'''N
'lN'uu 81 Galionn ana u,rn
Inn JtwA IA Am,rlca {,
a. rnl'dlnnn,r Ian. o. lpID ,o7g
nUnrr IuHnph ana Amin ''''' 90
-, l'ohlinhni Srpt ll Iono w. o.o,
'ulh Hhtnu'l T. nnd ndu, ANVIL
N'n,n, Construction 90 ort
Mpnlm Anchor I,,..,,, a.. l...,. l,3asGo
r'uWdrd l,nutcrhAoh nnnii ,I'
Nhhul"noo Society al thn
Iuden. IIj"iol1 ,"'p ',''.,.., 90 aao OF
,M.nr'h w. lNlp ,.,...... ant p,
''rhh'' leighton II ~ "'''''
, 90 lupin Tob 4, lOnD otou an
'''ln,r, Abraham and Inunh u,n, -''N'''"
llorInoh lultnu Mpb 4t lnls a,l03io
rollnrhla laidNarr'0 ', iple 2ap1l
NV " Il Wui'r H
una'a. AZ, e.olaph
'p'' 'epl'e' etc, luno 30, lpla boo on
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linllnr. I hnnan nnll L.Hns

I'N'fr Iifelpla pem aTQi ppet
aFfH 'ffamefs hlehe lhan raiws
W. NilsQRiei eAlfal a4 faprf 6aei
Hfslal - lQ " afaFel NIl4NAataei sec
oa,dl gga1 y ~ eorel, a94qle Iqgef
ehl lNs, ~ aN hae eAlrNs, 49, i4N6lei
lfs'si haNbae seconds, d0N6l lae,
STATE DAIRY tubs, finest, daN 81 lao, good
10 prime, o1ndle, common to fair, ~
q pSHi renovated, extras htUa2ei firsts,
1V'HW an'aci lower grades, i6mlhc;
imitation creamery, hrsts, fSml0c; !;
ladies', current make, hrsts, 45,a a
A6 l2ci seconds, 4ic; lower grades, a.
a l3c; packing stock, current make.
NO, /, A3md3'sc; No. ., 426ll2lac;
IoWcr grndas, 3NMAlc.
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Leather and Fancy Goods
.IeWelry

bUWFALO- Wengcrer Co. MI.
Debus iewelry, care West Thirty sew
LANCASTER Penn L. A peters
Jeweiry Herald square
WARREN, Ohio-F H. Myers Co. f.
H. Meyers, ieweiry; PENNSYLVANIA.
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Piece Goods

Atr1MoEE-A Jacobs & Sons
isohS ,.' ploeg goods hroaGiway Central
aD, shlrtinR- PerueylN ylNauin
BALTIMORE. Model Pants COL. Irv-
thai mfrs. pants. broadway Crntrai
BALTIMORE. Maase x kempcr. white
iode. '9ces, etc j. T. Windsor ribbons
sssq .sss M.4sl.. sPs. s"S'sia' ""s" "a AND
BOSTON ,-Ruhin Rnincoa, Co. + Pm
n. mfrs raincotts. Wall.ck
'HA ll ANOoGN. T-nn.--Millor Bros
20 5 l.. beakins dress goods. ll5O
chlcAGo-h Wolf piece goods. Com
cINCINNATt-perfection cloaA 6 sn,
~. w. kaufman O. G!nsbor3 q Roth.
"nulaotufers OF cloaks and auitsl Ancr'
ctNc1NNATi Globe Tailoring CO.. &
,osyerinal' "oolens. 2i5 fif,h Avenue. care
COLUMBUS. Ohio Columbus Dry coods
a. l. Schmitt, dress goods linen.
snneIs. Innings and blankets. 1850 Broad
-. LAA.NcAs,TER, Penn. Akin. drygoods
Los ANGELES Michael II. Levine \,
N.e,4Hki, IN, Plsce goods, woolens; McAlpin
N.aslt Lille, Tcnn.-Cherokee Mfe rn
'ennsvlVarf. '-9 'iV'fiNB .
ozzMhiiAMp. zdsiihss Call. G capweu Co.. A
nte goods. llG Nest Tb,rt - ,'sn soal ana
ifr"i. room fnn4 '"'''S second
,l., Ll.A,DELpHIA-Eureka Cloak { sn,,
serisl Nann mfrs cloaks and suits.
~ F.tili.iiLADELPiilA-~Camson E. Co u
rHii'Apf;IttH,l,p is1s Hlpsks and suits Imperial.
'g.a - = hais end caps, Grand. '''''''
~ N,.,,...l, -, IA Maxwell f. Polfn "
IL "~ ,'''' .nirs' waists and dresses
rtiil'A =. DtLfh!A-K stewar, merchant
'.f-'y, H. ,-,..,., -, Penn imber Bros. J.
lea DISC Penn Titlow. drvgoods
isroad -. Genital '''7
- IT LAKE, CITY Walker Bros. Dry
ponH 20. j Donneliy, domentfrs
anerics IA Madison Avenue I.ongarrc
sra iNGfihi.D Mass J. Freedman
sSor. Herald square
NpHt ksTEH. Mas. ~ iJenhoin Mckay
Sir. Fish, linens cottons. Syndfcate
ading Co. ESQ rum Avenue
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Offerings to Buyers

fAfks. DossfAhs. COATS. auiTs -Job.
shappI FiYifs ~ fl1as out a. very mn
VfNes y ~ Wsel e7ih ~ mira Go1f
Afk@ lJnimans ~ fAae out tag w.,
ffsn ~, 0fH nsaf "'"'
- ~on ~ afellef ai ,seei lsfnst s,,i,.
e ssHflnfs " steehel "A h.a, a.,,, Niif
'.is Aaaiseo a4aafs '''' Ts'N ~
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ALBANY Aprl "A The following in
corporations were filod with the SECRETARY
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HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
INCREAsE YOUR INCOME

INCREASE YOUR INCOME
Great opportunities for men vita amb:-
automobile business at the BEST automo-
bile school in n. Y You Will be worth
nore TO your employer If you are an ex-
pert Hechanic Mechanical Class Course
s45 With Driving sos. Satisfaction guaran-
teed Write for Get T Phone Circle 527o
THE STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
225 West 57th ST. at Broadway
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION. $40
unumited driving, etc. guaranteed. IN
cluding machine for state examination
qnti License secured. B. NJ Co. 1903
Lexington ave. (SSth)
LEARN TO RE A CHAUFFEUR Pheasant and
prontablc work; day and evening classes Send
l9r free booklet and visitors pass West Side
}. NJ. C. A. 3l7 West 57.h st.
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iITIfRe RUNTIn
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

liusu MINERALS AND 1NDl sTRiAI. DEVELOP
Iesai s nmIany A. W'snann Row Dualin Ire and
eiI. industrial aud miiling enterprise nrotn"isa
,npIf npIfo,cI pond ehu siocH issues placed alth Euro-
p'"n i"hHeir ana brokers. Underwriting prorurcd
yer corporations Mining and other examinations
"'' reports made by well known engineers
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C. ON nm O dities

Continued from page sinteen
ceeded 1000 packages. The stock of
country green's is said to be smaller
than at any other time in years. Quo
tations for lots Of 80 and 100 packages
follow:
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TgneNrilers
TYPEWRITERS RENTED

"0i Nsii ir Weuihi s. Visible months 5 30 up
lltia payment aplllfs # purchased
s.. A1fl'li AZ WRITING MACHINE co ING
aoo1 ~ oo1'btlhiha}. Ai Nefli 81 r. s4n,
>" = -on Hlf rip Madison Ave. FTRnhlln
TirLn hIrERs RENTED
Non tislhlfA g Months Ss IA
\ishits 3 Alonths 81 Ia G ,tn
THE TYPEWRITER TXClIANGr
q barclay 49, Tel barclay 473S
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Statesmen

Large provision concern manu-
featuring diversified Inc oe
hgh-class staple food products Is
about to develop its business iu
New York and surrounding tern
tory by selling direct 20 The retail
trade. an exceptional opportunitv
Cor experienced statesmen with retail
trade connections. commission basis
The lnternational Preserving Corporation.
Cypress Ave. and VERIFIED st BROOKLYN
Telephone Evergreen &c
WANTED. Fancy scourman: steady posi-
ton. good wages l3-fg5 Nfa'o -,
Onion lIlN, n J. 80
WANTED First class violin maker: per
M =, ', "''ti, P"s, '"lA s"d wages. Address or
afth st. 49, lust
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Group Meetings Held

sv'. riarh, jr, ........ ............. 1860
samuel Muudhclin Co-I- $
fidciity and Guaranty CO..
snenno. ,.... 1905
rra,s o. :. .......... ll432
WHync Automobile Mao me-
ra,,lor Wo,Ns. ~ INC .:......... l7s.O5
\Vo1nar, - w ien'r- 1920
.y"rlfrnanh .y'I'1',,h Us nreWerg Company alO.os
Xara' Gn,Gn ION company costs t0o.22
a. 'oFi ......-.... 3i3.5l
In Bronx Count,
Brown. benjamin E-W. IIovlo ce,-
: i%hrtch' i.udwig i. Pamman egs f.
'.on'"'n, iiyman- iIncht < RI
iluribmli llo.o Inf, ,,..... SEE
'ity al Now York e-,o
''"Eor. samuel Levy Dairy com '''
- .,.... .....-... ..... rs ,o
iinnnrsky' Joseph IL Susl<ind "a "a o. o.
~ urn",hbaner Louisa Green
Lanshursi Tein vi,ii..,,. 49,, llaa2
Rom"r. son HbarIns rHInp%,ny' Inc. 7247
s"SSam"n, Snr, William s city OF O''S
winter 9nrh eor., ...,,. 49,. 33s6s
'.'' VI .N'W lor!s ia. 90
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Detective agency
Wamoids
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fefepFs
A T 4h

'll.gIsig aagi5d l'1at. sas. ny *
94WiH AeN saih
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1900 at Conference

More than 2,290 representative busi-
ness men from all sections Of the coun-
try were on hand when Chairman Far-
rell called the convention to order in
Orchestra Hall. He made brief talk
IN which he outlined the purposes Of
the convention, and predicted greater
ehort to obtain foreign trade than ever
before known in the history Of the
country.
demand FOR government protection
or American investments in Mexico.
Nhlna and other lands was greeted with
cheers by the nations business leaders
ava Is. Johnson, president of the Bald
WIN Locomotivc Works, uttered the de
mand In ms address accepting the pres
ldcncy of the convention
" are face to face with a subject
OF vital importance,7 said Mr.. Johnson
IT IS the need Of an authoritativn
statement by our government that
american lnyestmcnts abroad will re-
celVq equal protection with debts owinc
20 inc people Of other countries So
iong as American investors retain vivid
'ecoIlectlons Of comparatively recent
events IN Mexico aud China there viii
De continued reason for misgiyinrs bv
American investors which viii foacf
p1fVofablY upon American foroipn
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I!ny AMI SfrflM

Yesterday A yenraro
,r, Per ton Per ton
limoihy, No !, ~"
-, largo bales Sie.0O@ --- SAC. .006a q. Oo
, lover, 80. nXd 1900 1900 2IOO 4, oG 90
rye straw No. l5.O0@ 1900 l80O6l 800
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Eggs Receipts were $4,000 cases.
Tcsh gathered, extras, dozen, 47c;
storage packed, extra irsts. 46(046 &c.
hrsts, 45@46c; gathered extra nrsts.
"a 70 = = ." g, 4oc; hrsts, northerly sections, a.
a 1o'2c; southcrly sections. 43n41isc.
seconds and poorer, 39laln42iac: dir,
ties, No. |. 3912MdOlac; No. and
poorer. 35(o 39c, checks, good to chojcn
Dry 80 2 "a @91ac; under grades, 33ral
5Sc; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
!" ", estcrn' 1'.a hennery whites, fine to fancy,
'lll52c; ordinary to prime. d6G5oc.
gathered whites. ordinary TO fine. asa
ooc; Pacific Coast, good to fine. 496)
aye; Western and Southern, gathered
whites, asa 50c State, PENNSYLVANIA
and nearby, henncry browns, Asc; gath
g%rcd % brown and mixed colors, 44d47c;
duck eggs, nearby, Indian Runner.
fancy, 66M67c; baltimore, 63G165c.
:. lrgln'a, 55to Csc; Western and Other
southern, good to prime, 55@68c.
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Orchard and Field
livestock, Meats, Provisions

idvcHfoolG fnir to
primo, 100 ~
i'iniipod beef, ,nl,Icn,
lh ,,.....
|INn vrnln. com
mon to prlno,
TOO lh
l'iraacd vrnlA,clly,
lhttt....,..,.. lh
1--we OWN. 100 III
!li'HHnd mutton IL
Live lambs, fair
10 primo, 100 III
hrcnHcd Ia ~ b il,
city, III
Logs TOO III
l'reHnoh hogs hu
ouni III
McHa beef, hhl
Mems lnrl, hhl
inl'l MA Wral.
100 W
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

A. \ \ -GoSSLERS CAMPUS RESTAURANT
columbus nv. nj l04th 81 i.
w rs't Slfrial ies.steak Plate Dinner 81 o.
f.,s.,'s'" ,"re mic Dinner With Lobster 81 40
N0Se.'i 'i'rsrn. Mushroom Plate ninrer x
baiciis IN our new Peacock Room
""Nuerful Revue n Main Dining Room
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Cheese. Receipts were 3sd5 hovos

state, whole milk, fresh, fats, colored,
ID, 32m321,c white. 32Mc; average
rum colorcd. 31sac white, 32c; lower
grades, 3On 3lc twins, specials. white
rs; colorcd 32c, average run, white
u &c; colorcd, 31ac; lower grades,
flats, held, 36 y a 800; twins, held. &C.,
n 39c; Wisconsin, whole milk. twins
heId, "1M39c; fresh. 32c; single dai-
sIcs, h"ld, 39m3Sc; double daisies, held.
35m $50; fresh. 32m32Hc; Younr
Americas, fresh. 33m33lac; stntr
skins, specials, % iam 23 i2c; prime TO
choice, 20(o 22c fair to good. l5M 19c;
lower gtadcs, ga 1dc
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25
Judgments Filed

1hc following judgments wcrc filed yes
t"rday. the first name being that OF tho
debtor:
In New York County
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-04

HELP WANTED-MALE 1 ABORERS wanted to work in heading mill; good wages and steady work. Apply to Kimball Heading Co.,, Gar den City, Ala. well dressed hustlins men to advertise and take orders or calls furnished by our company; also one managing representative for Mont gomery, Ala. Apply between S;3o and lo:3o a. m. and 4 to p. m. Y. A. Dyer. Motion hotel.
 TENOGRAPHER wanted, man who is we'll educated. rapid i1 taking dicta- ton and neat and accurate fypist; splendid position to man who can can qualify. 1216 Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg.
 IANTED-Good barber at once T. G. Johnson, Fayetts. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-04

NORTH HIGHLANDS Beautiful. elevated. level corner, 50x140; good Groom dwelling, near 14th ave. and 18th st.. $2500; will arrange terms.
 B. F. EBORN, S12 Empire Bldg. Main 11T.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-04

WATCH repairing and 1ewelry at popu-
 lar prices. Meyer Goldner. 3o2 N. 2oth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-04
SALESMEN WANTED

WANTED~Salesman to sell an attractive line of crockery; can be carried as a side line if desired; good territory avail able. Apply at once to the Royce com pany, Greeneville, Tenn.
 ALESMEN-AGENTS sell candy; good pay. Kurn Candy Mfg. Co.,, 1919 Ran stead st., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-04
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
 
MILLINERY SCHOOL

bEfohE having your next pictures made get our prices; satisfaction guaran- teed. Hilton Studio. 1912ls 3d ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-04
PERSONAL } KNOWLEDGE IS POWER MIME. GORDON
 Phrenologist and
 Psychic Palmist She Gan Read the Lives of Men and Women Like the Pages of An Open Book

10 know the future Is, in large measure, to master your own destiny; those who simply, drift sometimes succeed, but those who see beyond today usually win; the clever financier sees the future and plans for if, and so may you If you will; just as you go to . doctor if you are i'll, or a lawyer when if in trouble, so should you go to life reader when uncertainty blocks your path; if you are in doubt, worried or perplexed or find that all your under takings go wrong. something must be the matter, but what? Mime. Gordon will truthfully interpret your future and will advise you on all matters Of lifc' such as business changes, journeys. speculations social and domestic con ditions, failures, successes, evil influ- ences, love, marriage divorce, law suits, etc, etc. All human affairs advised upon with unerring accuracy; the wise use every means to compass victory; why not you? Success can be attained by using your abilities right; learn how to make the most of yourself. Stu dio and parlors opposite Inglenook stop. Inglenook; take Boyles car and ask conductor to let you out at Ingle- nook stop; full and complete life reading $1; hours a. m. until p. m. IAPPIEST woman in Georgia; I am free from morphine after using l5 Jears; write me for information; free ,v all sufferers. Mrs. Mary c. Mitchell, No. 10 E. Linden st., Atlanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-04

WOTTLD like to get located with reliable company: have had 10 years experience in hardwood and years in pine, as sawyer, filler and foreman; have con- structed several mills, band and circle; have also run mill under contract; am an economical mill man; can get good results; strictly sober, married, wife had years office experience. Address H. w. Gibson Fairfield, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-04

SCHOOL OFFICIALS-For the next 50 days we are offering you real won defully good carlot proposition o1 school desks; about 600 desks to car, Ihe Murray School Supply Co, Birmingham, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-04
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
AT AUCTION

MT. G.. B.. MacCalium of the Greensboro Realty and Auction Co. of Greensboro, N. C., has closed a deal with the Gen. tral Boyles Land Development Co. for the sale of a number of choice resi- dence lots, also several cottages in Boyles. This is some of the most val uable residence property in Boyles, ad- joining the new s90,0O0 Central high school building. This class of residence property, centrally located as 1t is, can not always be bought at any price, much less at auction. Each lot or house offered will be sold to the highest bid der. This sale will be pulled off on Sat urday, April 19, at ? D. m, and will begin on the property adjoining the new Jefferson County High school. All of this property will be sold on easy terms. and 1t will be a golden oppor tunity, a chance of a. life time, for the invester. speculator or home seeker. This property has water, sewer, lights. in fact everything a purchaser could desire. Mir MacCallum will have head quarters at the office of the Bethea Real Estate and Insurance Co. and will be glad to give information to any one regarding this sale. Watch this paper for further announcements.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-04

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
 
 STENOGRAPHER-Yo lady who has been on temporary work would like per manent position; good education, accu- rate in figures. X-15. Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-04

STENOGRAPHER, 8 years railroad ex- perience, desires position: will accept position out of town. Address NY, Age Herald.