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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. May 2GIHoGs--Receiints g, 90"
s%5O; 80; 6uik, SO. 39@ % 5": heayy. so. sQm
SO q a 20. 90: It,ht, Sl96b2U Is; heavy pari,.
rs. 3oNs. $40 5oM a ~. q: nackinR sowS. slam
'GHTFTE-Receipts, Is 900 head. Early
sales, beef aud butcher cattle. steady: parE,
ISL; we1igm n1, and s%r%d sI841m ~
and choice sl3 50 a 10 -. common and Md
i1m slo,5odlt 9%5Iher heifHrs s. 29@
SHEEp Receipts, 12,Ooo head, Early
higher. ami ewes trade dull.
s%d Sss"rs" s.s% naF&s Max dwcr Ss!Ts :
',, %AhvEEs 4, Ee@etO'' $50" head. Market
xS % gso 100" he'd Msrksr IsSeE sS q
s5iEEf AN6 .AMES - BE Rs"@rs rs 1000
Ksnsas As CITY Ma 3s1H0GS 1 f5SS Res Rsrei%is
days average. Early s"o."3 Packers top
s." r. nIsk eS 10 = 200 head Beef and
I butchers weak TO 25r lower: stockers and
! feeders uneveuly lower; calves steady to
SHEEP-Receipts 10 QUO head Steady
\.
800 head Market @Od 25c lower Lights.
! $40 30 a 20. 80; Digs. 80 = 1880; butchers
/ -" nnd, 20. 30: heavy S2u. 10 a 20 80.
/ CATTLE-Rcceip,s. 5000 head Market
lower. Naive steers. 81 40 n $50 hpir-
crs g9.50ml6: CLws $40. 30 a - 80: siovkers
urd feeders SlOd 1880: calves. 81 10 n - 80
SHEEP -- Receipts 1000 head Market
steady. Lambs slS."on 1880; ewes. SiJm
, li,iu.
! East Buffalo. May 20 -- CATTLE - Re
raipts 5000 head. Market slow and easier
Prime steers s1HH II: shipping steers. S15d
I5.i0: butchers. $Sn II; Ne>rlings. $1Om
huIs SCI aOM IL: stoCkers and feeders $50
I l.,5O fresh cows an Snringers; $G5m l65.
HOGs.~Receipts Il 900 head. Market ac-
tive and lowe. HEAVY. $2I 10n 81 ~, mixed
and workers., s2l,10 light workers.. 500. Odp
lots pigs s2O5o; roughs s1S,5Oa is. u;
SHEEP iWD LAMBS Receipts. 5000
: heud Market steady. Lambs. SSQl5:
/ yea arlinCs s1Od 80; wethers Sll NIL 80 ;
! ewes s56 80; mixed sheep, S10.j0@ll.
| south Omaha, May 26-HOGS-Rece
| u 400 head; 15c to 25c lower Bulk. s19 95
| H2O.l5.
: CAT'rIE--Receipts $500 head Beeves
/ 95 m 40C lower: calves, roc higher; stoCkers
and feeders steady.
SHEEP-Recepts 1000 head. Lambs 15c
q "5c higher. Sheep and yearings, steady
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
no Non IL ,...nn.I.n
New Delaware Corporations

Dover. Del. May 26.--Charters were
filed here today as follows: The Will
liam Davis Company. authorized rapi
tai 81. 800. 900: to deal in and with live
stock of all kinds. Universal Rubber
Products Company. authorized capital
81 900 900; to manufacture and sell
rubber tires. etc Emmett Authors Pie
lures. Inc. authorized capital 81 900.
900: to manufacture and produce photo
plays. etc. Alexander G.. Schcer. Min
mic Hicks. H. l.. Geher. all of New
York. ncorporators.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

New York, May -Infrvorablc
weather in the belt over Sunday was
the basis for another big buying move
ment in the cotton market this morn
ing that advanced prices to new high
levels
The trade, Liverpool. Japanese in
terestS and the south all shared in
the opening scramble for cotton. which
advanced prices 20 TO 90 points over
saturdays close. and absorbed huge
proht taking through commission
houses
New Orleans ye,s even stronger than
the local market. December there
opened l2O points higher as reflection
of the oyer Sunday rains all through the
belt.
There was continued strcugth aud
excitement during the morning. with
active months ninety to no points
higher. This carried July contracts
up to the 32c level. while October sold
above the 3lc mark. and. notwithstand
ing the extent of the advances. there
was evidently n bulIish following around
the ring.
Heavy realizing was absorbed by fresh
buying. much of which was believed to
be for trade account. and this trade
demand is expected to continue so long
as there is such excited demand for goods
for forward delivery
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
VEGETABLES

New potatoes sold fairly and prices were
2 shade frmer Other Vegetables showed
Maine. per 100 lbs. 81 250d"75. White po
!atoes pennsINlyYania, no. per 100 Tbs,
81. so n > -. White potatoes, New York. per
ida: new, psr'bbl No; l. ssa9; 40, :. So :"
n ~ White potatoes. South carolina.
per bbl No. l. sSm 80: No =. S6.5OM
&. -. Sweet potatoes. lerseN. per basket
c%ata 30 a do %SrfolE per rrato
s.. 5OG3 3.23: do. Eastern Shore. per crate,
s.. 5OG35O Onions. Texas yellow. per
crate. S4T5, do white per crate 81 25q
-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
POUlT RY

LlNE--rhe market ruled steady. with l
fair demand for choice stock. The quota
tions Nv; Fowls. via EXPRESS. IOdAl";
MeiehiuE Ia mIN lbs. apiece. ~ o GOc
White Leghorns, broilsrs. ia 5Oc: roostere
pc. ducks. Pekiu 30 a 81: do, Indian Run
nAr @5T 800 geese - Il 80; pigeons, old
per nair, Is a 1OC, do, young. per palr.
30 n 35r
DRESSED -- Fowls We're scarce and It.
higher Ducks weaker. The quota lions
Fowls - Fresh-k killed. dry picked. in boxes
WEIGHING : lis aud over apiece. toe: weigh
ing 3'g u lbs. toc, weighing I lhs., 81 q
hbIS fanr,. dry.picked' Weighing /, lbs and
rver apiece. IOr; Weighing 3ig N4'a los
apiece. 90: weighing 3 lbs 3Ic., snaiL"r
sizes 81 a Soc: old roosters. dry picked 2IC.
spring ducks. Long Island, ~ a -: SQUADS.
per dozen. white, weighing II q T.. lbs, per
lbs. per dozen. s. 5on S -: do. do, weirning
S lbs. per dozen. $Gg6.Ia: do. do. WEIGHING
ing 6q6ig lbs. par dozen. s.. 80 a 3. 30: darks.
81 .nT ~. small and No, -, 6OC q 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
Butter. EGGS AND CHEESE

875i tubs. Market unsettled Higher scor-
ing. 5T1zc: extras 56'qc outside: frsts
56ls g: imitation creamery, 50W5lC.
EGGS-Receipts. ~, 1928 cases. Market ir-
regular F.csE-gatheTed extras. ~ a asa & :
81 rage pa ciSed .Xtrs tirsts. 4I1g TISc: stor-
age Extras 46dlTC: gathered extra frsts
45tS g: southern section nrsts, 44G+ac: sec
onds Al a. t4C; dirtes, No. |. IOla n4lla &.
dt rgrade ~ IA 3sc: state and nearby hennery
whites lla i1C; gathered whites ~ a 5nc
western whites a a sos; Pacific coast. 55c.
outside; western and southern gathered
whites 4Ta Acc: state AMI nearby hennerY
browns. aOM sic; gathered brown and mixed
cOlcrs 4am5lC
CHEESE-Recepts 1893 boxes, Marke t
steady Flat current make, colored, averaTs
run 32c outside; hat current make, white
average run. 3llg @8is4c: while specials.
81 a. 32i4 c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

and 20. 100000 bushels last year Ship
ments from North America for the week
were .922 900 bushels.
The visible supply of wheat in the
United States is 2T.615.00O bushels
against 33,T5G. 900 bushels in the pre-
vi6us week and .534 900 bushels last
year Shipments from North America
for the week were 2,034 200 bushels.
of which S.0S6 900 bushels went out as
flour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

70 MiaEAT..R Receipts, soS,i 100 bushels Of
,rha ,lghrs"ss ,rN,s w"r" Iteht and prices hrnl
Car os in export Mr' oeyaSr @S SoTsrn@eSt
standard inspection standard priCes--No. I.
30 6aTG SS Hinc N2 g Go9' 81 No '2rps Tsd
81 3 "a so2Ss ES F;d 81 %I3;sc f:ss S. %ar5s
red red smu TSa E.n5sf a. Ia IssrcT TSd s3St 20
winter s. 81 No. 5 red Sntcr To sSrlictT. nfEo
sS.SS0, 30, 2 red smutty. s.. 20: 40 T. red,
s&s NS%TiSE sariSEHy' s%a,iy aS TO- r. S%oH;S HS
., .n,,tI rfI ~ NO, - RarIcky; s. 20 No; >,
CoRN--ReceIpts $50 bushels Demand
Was VA iighI and prices ruled in BUYERS favor.
as 10 qu3IiA and 10 alton. at 81. s0dl 81
OATs-Reoeipts ESQ bushels. Demand
was llGht and prices ruled in buyers favor
We quote yellow in car lots for local trade
as as 10 4ushN and location. at sl.s0Q So
oATs-hcccipts a2.l21 bushels Trade
was was sI"W and prices were nc lower We
qsgf3tei -o oar Iols. as to location--No. white,
ISL 20 slandard white. 7SG 1Sigr; No. i
whiG FIor 70 I{aG Raastn, no Thte ~ Je'sC
lbs. in sacks Business was dun and priC es
we're n"mnauN unchauged The quotations
jute, .acks-Winter siraight western. IT sii. 30
n.I3. n"arhy S1l.25a ~ 40 Kansas
ssfts,sh1 s, 4H !, 81 2oa T. 80 do. short Pat@a,,
$40 - n III. -
RYE FLOUR was steady bur duII we
quote al 50 lom3.3u per barrel. I'm sacks.
as to quality.
PROVISIONS
The ma 2rNet ruled firm. with falr ioDbtnr
demand for most descriptions The quota
tiGns TanGcd Is folowsa Beef. in sc,s.
and tenders. smoked aud uir-dried 4gC: pork,
! family S5id35 hams. $. p. cured, loose
ajt2 a 36'g e.; do. skinned. loose, 3ii2 m35i5 G.,
, do. do, smoked. 3a'5 a3Tiac; hams. bottled
| bonelcss, Ole: picnic shoulders. s. p. cured
loose. ~ do. smoked @9S4 g; bellies in
pickle loose, 32c, breakfast bacon, Ale
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Chicago. May 26.--Trgent covering
by shorts. together with some outside
and some commission house buying
brought about a sharp rally in corn to-
day. after the market had been weak.
The early declines were caused by sell
ing induced by fair and warmer
weather throughout the belt and n drop
In prices for hogs.
Right after the start some wire firms
took the buying side. and there was a
tendency to exercise, caution in offerings
because of the smallness of stocks. The
buying power gradually increased and
prices worked upward slowly Offer
ings fell off and the close was stronger.
Operations were not large owing to
the members voting on the new com
mission rules. The visible supply in
the United States is 2.54o 900 bushels.
against 1850 900 bushels in the pre-
vious week and IA. .401 900 bushels last
year.
There were no shipments from North
America for the week. Private cables
said that more vessels were ON their
way to Argentina and that European
interests were willing to pay the high -
freight rates prevailing between the
southern grower and Europe in order
to get corn. Arrivals of Argentine
grades abroad have been increasing.
Oats followed the trend of corn.
finishing firmer aftoY having been easy
Selling through commission houses and
by local interests. due to the fine weather
was responsible for the first decline.
l. 4 Al.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

quantities of copper that have been
bought during the last few weeks have
been chiefly for wire bars. These re
quircments. having been supplied for
some time. the market has again fallen
upon dull days. The export business
has been done almost entirely With Eng
land
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
FURTHER GAINS MADE
ON COTTON EXCHANGE
Unfavorable Weather Through
out the Belt Basis of Big
Buying Movement

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York. NAV 2G.--rhe following TEN.
peratures we're recorded in the cotton belt
ms morning Abilene, IS: Shreveport
NlCHsburg ana Nashville. a. San An
tonlo, New Orleans. Meridian. Macon
chattanooga, Knoxville. Atlanta and vii
mlnston 90; Galveston. Fort Smith. Mem
phis. MontsomerH, Augusta ThomasNile
,hSfIestom and savannah. IS. Tampa and
Corpus christi, ~ There was 81 inches
OF precipitation At Abilene: 81 inch at
oorpus christi. so at Galveston. OF At
Oklahoma, o. At Little Rock. 10 at
nlCkSDur9, 2.2i at New Orleans: % At
tensaco!a % ~ Meridian; 20 at Macon.
~ AT MontgOn,ery: OF At Atlanta: rs at
IhomHsNille, 80 al Charleston. iT2 at
savannah, 3B At Wilmington and "a n
Jacksonville
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
FRESH FRUITS

Demand was fair a revised figures. QUO
tations: AGnIes. New York per bbi.-Bald
sylvamia and Virginia. per bbl.-Ren Davis.
s7.10m9 Apples. western. per boN. s3n
80. Lemons per box. s. % q 20
Oranges. Florida. per crate, 81 iOn 80,
do Taliiornia per box. s.. 15d 30. Grape
fruit. per box si.6OG 20. Strawberries,
sout hern, per quart. - u2IC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. May 2G.--There was q
good demand for spot cotton today with
prices firm on the basis of an advance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Of - points for midding. at 19.93d.
Sales were 10000 bales The receipts
were 63 900 bales. including ~ 400
bales American. Futures were firm in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

According TO n census Of chemical
imports issued by TIE Department of
Commerce. nearly $40 .000. 900 worth of
manufactured chemicals were imported
into this country in 1914. not counting
dyes. which the bureau has covered in
previous bulletin. OF this total more
than 40 per cent came from Germany.
which was the chief source of supply
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Tho UOnner Steel Company has re
Gently completed and is now operating
a l0-iuch bar mill and has an S-incI,
mill under construction. giving it three
with its former II inch mill. Reports
are that the company is operating about
80 per cent of capacity as a result oi
increased inflow of business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
The war department has sold to

New York concern IOO.OOO bales of
cotton linters. primarily intended for
use in making explosives. Domestic
mills consumed 1.11S.S4O bales last
year. and 500, T02 the year before. Con
sumption for nine months of the present
season has been 4O5, $50 bales. with
about 2I3 900 in consuming establish
ments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. May 20 = BUTTER = Receinls
- III fnhs Market easv. Extra. soc;
srsts saiI a 54c; seconds, 80 a sic.
EGGS = Receipts, 20. $40 cases. Market
sud4ic. miscellaneous 40ie a n+2Ac.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
Steel men at Youngstown. o.. ar

Steel men at Youngstown. o.. are
marking time and taking ANY proffcred
orders for steel at prices that will per
nit them to operate at profit. leaving
the future to care for itself. Confidence
in the future is emphasized by the fact
that while there is little Improvement in
steel mill operations there is at least
no recession.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
BUSINESS NOTES

Manufacturers during April used
~ 900 900 pounds Of wool. an increase
of - per cent over March.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
COVERING BYSH0RTS
RALLIES CORN PRICES
Buying Power Increases After
Weak Start--Oats Finish
Firmer
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Chicago, May 20. - Illinois-Mostly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday, probably
Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday: prob
ably local showers. Wisconsin and Min
nesota-Fair tonight and Tuesday Iowa
Partly cloudy tonight: Tuesday unset
tied: probably showers west and south.
North Dakota--Fair tonight and Tues
day; cooler Tuesday extreme west South
Dakota-Fair tonight: warmer northeast
and southwest; Tuesday, partly CLOUDY
cloudy. with showers southeast tonight
and extreme east Tuesday; warmer west
tonight. Kansas-Mostiy cloudy tonight
and Tuesday: probably local showers east
warmer Tuesday. Montana--Fair1t toniRhi
and Tuesday: cooler tonight west and
central and in east Tue sday Wyoming
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday; cooler
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
RAILROAD EARNINGS
$12,OOO,OOO
Shaffer Oil and Refining Company
NetV Issue

First Mortgage Convertible $50 Sinking gFundG Gold Bonds
To be dated June l. 1919 Due Junel,l9
$5OOOOOO
s PP t M s#t OF a @ "s ss % M % for % BY years. s
% | @ @ % T % ana % pI@ @ % @ commercial
conertb t Paricp Prefer TO cumua
o andR Conpany a
onaly Guaran
STANDARD GAS x ELECTRIC COMPANY
,s"""t"g Of
and Refining Company acquire the oil
{. B. Safe eand dAsciasin Mid nent fields
Security. on o OF
o
81 900 fl, with 39 producing wells
modern 5000 barrel '50S tank twenty $1,000
lstoge etankso miles
lines and 70 distributing The have value
of twice the principal of these bonds to be outsand
according apprasas of independent checked by
H. M. ByHesby Company
the threyea Of edera
based auds of Marwick Mitchell Peat
have averaged four requirements
this issue and for 1918 $309S S7S than five
Sinking Fund Semiannua sinking fund payments
eembe ooandgrad yncreasn thep
Of Of 100000 will notl than
70 erement of bonds befor au1ty
When, md nh md dned by
Price 95 and Interest
Montgomery & Co.
Bonbrght & Co. Fl. M. Byllesby & Co.
Incop
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
The copper market is auiet. T

The copper market is quiet. Trans
actions are in good volume aud de
mand shows healthy increase. Leading
sellers ask l61.c to i6a,c pound de
pending on delivery date. \ large
business was booked last week mainly
for domestic account. but the ma jor
part covering near delivery. Export
sales included more metal for Japan.
Oil refiners report a great demand for
filtered stocks. Ncutrals and cylinder
oils have been advanced a cent n gallon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
S3O,I54,S ,S53. IS
1895 ,8i6.l6
SI5.O59 .O01. go
Net Income Available for Dividends
and Other Purposes ,.........


The Gross Earnings billed include shpmsn!s by New
January l. 1919
From the amount has been deduc ted
with the requirements Of the Federal Tax
Law
Here follows condensed tive
of a period Of
result Of untitled
on April l. 1919, was S76@4sOOo
INCOME AND PROFIT AND ACCOUNT
During the year regular quarterly rate 7c
nhsrse
Federal Income Profits Taxes
md items. Net surplus of Msrch 81 1919
CONSOLIDATED AND Condensed GEN
Property Plant 81 500 4
Cssh mn denos for redemption Of Debentures Bonds
Dividends 154 ,2G3 90
Receivable 4S0 4a 16
Tr
~
Total SIsI s9S, ,is2 6S
LIABILITIES
Capital stOeki
Preferred g sss 700 on
10 S13 90
Total Capital stock ................. s74
CONSOLIDATED AND CONDENSED STATEMENT OF l
MARCH
Net Ineom. Available Dividends
poses, Account 1853 SO
Profit Credits
surplus. 2e4Oi cs4, "a
Gross Surplus s4iaes lof "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
AUTHENTIC EXCLUSIVE NEWS OF THE
Silver and Oil BOOms

With the market significance to many
securities impartially explained for the
benefit of investors and traders
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

south Omaha, May 26-HOGS-R Receipts
u 400 head; 15c to 25c lower. Bulk. s19 95
a 20 IL
CATTLE Receipts, $500 head. Beeves.
15 T 40C lower calves. "5c higher: stOCkers
and feeders, steady.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1000 head. Lambs. 15c
. q 95c higher. Sheep and yearlings, steady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
w. NARCZEWSKI
W.. MARCINOWSKI
WYNALAZEK

Do sprzedania majacy wielka PREY
szlosG " calym kraju. Jos. Ryba, -
1854 W. Huron ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
KUPNO SPRZEDAZ
EXTRA

6uze bargain - kupujcie madrze.
ale kupcie teraz. Sprzedajemy soc
na dolarze. Properta nasze So uloko-
wane ma z%achodniej stronie, niskIs
ceny. Piekne Lofty 30x125 "a $275.
Ma iatwe spiaty, So gotowka / So nile
siscznie i piekny 4 pokojowy dom
lota "a 5000. William D. Murdoch
and Co., II n. LaSalle VI. zooaczyc
JOHN A. WALULIS, 1880 Archer
ave. T6g E. Crawford ave. w sobo-
te i niedziele caly dzieh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

RZEZNIA / grosernia z powoGu in
nego ~waznego Interest,", zmuszony .e-
stem ~sprzedaG predko, jeden z mai
lepszych SHADOW ma polnocno-zacho
dniej stronie, ustalony wiele lat, ro-
biacy duay interes got6wka, najnow
SEE urzadzenie i duzy zapas. WartosG
przeszlo $4,000 - $500 ma sptaty
kupi wszystko jezeli wziete zaraz. -
Tani rent, ladny sklad z 6 pokojo-
wen mieszkaniem / kapielnia. Take
sprzedsm do przeprowadzenia. jezeil
&adane. 5032 Long ave-, r6g Winnie
mac, 2 biloxi ma p6inoc cd Lawrence
1 biloxi ma wsch6d cd Milwaukee av.
naprzeciw Jefferson stacy. koleJv--
wei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
BARGAIN.
"a -rUr"N

Many 3 kawalkowy s%k6rzany PABLO
rowy garnitur nainowszej mody, -
kosztowal $500 uzywany tylko 10
dni bedzie s~przedany "a n~ajlepsza
oferte. 1925 ladny duly gramofon,
jak nowy z rekordami | dyamentowa
igIa "a $50. Takze/dywany. zgloscie
sic zaraz. South Side Furniture Sto-
rage, 21O2 w. 35ta ul., rog Archer
i've. Otwarte cd 9 do stej wieczo-
rem; W niedziele cd t0tej dc 4tej.
Observation-Disclosures
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
Cokolwieak chcecie ramienie

Dom, Farme, Lofty, Mortgage, Automo-
Bile, groscrnie lub jakakolwiek rzecz
"a cos VAN ~potrzebnego, DO many
setki doTnow W zamian "a fanny / by
znesa. Potrzebuje Fanny "a dony, g.
sekuruje we wszystkich kompaniach.
wyrabiam pozyczki. Zafatwiam sprawy
sadoWe. -
KORPORACYA REALNOSCIOWh,
1850, w. Chicago ave., Hnymnrket 37I4.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

FARMY DUE / male z inwentarzem
Tub bez blisko Chicago. Dobra zie-
mia, lagodny klimat ma sprzedaz Tub
zamiane "a properta W Chicago, Tub
gdzieindziej. w. Bohaczewski, DeA-
ham, Ind. 25-1-8-15
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

KUPUJAC w
POLSKIEJ FIR
ME
1000 maszyn do
-mnin SINGERA

sprDedawane wszedzie Pc 5000, u mas
tyEio S27.J q. R6wniez maszyuy 20 &.W
i wy5ej. GWARANCYA u KAZDA MA
SZYNA. Wysylamy maszyny do w67y'
stkich Mast przez Express Pfs1cie pc
inforgnacye. Polonh Sewing Machine
o., diva sklady 1216 w. Chicago ave
/ 979 Milwaukee Ave. Taefony: Mon
roe 1850 i 1880.
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MA SPRZEDAu ma Sacramento ave.
blisko Logan boul. 2 flatowy muro-
wany budynek, para ogrzeWany, 2
pomieszkaniowy pc 6 pokoi i 2 pc 5,
gaz, ustepy, kapiele i elektryka, TAX
re basement. Rentu SIT m~iesiecznie
cena S15,5OO. - Ma. 1857 y. Hoyne
ave., blisko Fowler, murowany bu-
dynek, 2-6 pokoi i IA W basement
Gle, e~lektryka, gaz, kapiele, ustepy.
Garaz W lyle. Rentu STA miesiecz-
ME. Cena $4,000. Zglosit sic 1143 N.
Robey ul. Telefon Humboldt 1886.
Me chce agent6w.
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KUPNO | SPRZEDAZ.
Zarniany Domow

WiaSciciele kt6rzy chca zamienic
sw6j dom, Lofty, farme, lub jakikol-
wick interes i chca rzetelny | predki
rezultat, MECH sic zgiosza Tub pisa
Jan P. Knopihski, Real Estate Bu-
reau, 1926 n. Ashland ave.
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EXTRA. Ma sprzedaz grosernia ma
Wojciechowie, najlepsza W tel oko-
Icy, przyidzcie a przekonacie SIP.
Adres W adm. DzieRnika Chicago
skiego. 3
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2312 greenwich ave 8 pietrowy
murowany dom pc 5 pokoi, wanny,
ustepy, it'd. p~ralnia " basemencie.-
$1,000. WlaSciciel Bukowski, 1928
=. Richmond ul. Nd
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Telefon Monroe $3.50.
extra

2 powodu braku miejsca W obecnej
hall, szko4a Tancow prof. Tadeusza
Konopnickiego przeniesiona costa
ME z hall Liberty do hall Atlas, +.
mr.. 1896 Emma vi. Lekcye odbywa-
ia sic W poniedzialki wieczorem.