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Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
LIVE STOCK
Omaha. Aug. 2s. 1919.

Cattle-Receipts were just fair for
Tuesday. around 41s cars. or 1o,5OO head,
being reported in. Yesterdays official
was 27,1s7 head. breaking all records.
The market opened slow again today,
hard shower making 1t hard to either
yard or sort cattle. Early indications for
about steady market on good to choice
grass beeves and another slow to lower
deal on palmer kinds. Desirable feeders
opened fully steady with yesterday on
palmer kinds and stockers were again
slow to lower. Butcher stock broke
sharply again today, early sales showing
declines Of rs @ soc, which puts prices 800
or more below last week.
beeyes. s1s,5o@17,5o:. good to choice
s13.5o@146o; common to fair beeves.
s11.0o@lS5o; choice to prime yearlings,
$16.50@1775; good to choice yearlings,
S15.00@16S0: fair to good yearlings. $3.50
@1450; common to fair yearlings. 10000
1880; good to choice heifers. $9.00@1300;
good to choice cows, $s50@ll.5o; fair to
good cows, $7.5O9s50; common to fair
cows, $550@7.25; choice to prime heavy
feeders. $4,000 ta0o; good to choice feed
ers, $12.00@1S.0o; medium to good feed
ers. $10.50@12.00; good to choice stockers.
s9.5091150; fair to good stockers. $500
49.50: common to fair stockers, $6.509
75O; stock heifers. $7.00@s5O: stock cows.
$6.50GD7.50; stock calves, s7.50@1ooo; veal
calves, T.00@1450: bulls. stags, ETC..
1915 100: choice to prime grass beeves
S13.50@15.00. good to choice grass beeves
$11.50 @1325; fair to good grass beeves
$500 @1100: common to fair grass beeves
T5o@s.00; Mexican beeves, $6.6o@S.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
St. Joseph Live Stock.

St. Joseph, Aug. 26.-Cattle-Receipts
400 head; market steady; steers, $500
1925; cows and heifers, $5.oo@e.oo; calves.
$6.00@15.50
steady; top, $21 35; bulk. $1s.26@21.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; market
steady; lambs, $s.50@16.6o; ewes, $1,000
500.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
New York Metals.

New York, Aug. 26.-Copper. iron and
lead, unchanged.
Spelter-Easy; East st. Louis delivery,
spot and September. 7.55c bid.
At London-Spot copper, EOS rs Cd: tin.
f271 los; spelter, f2s los; others un-
changed
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
New York Produce.

New York. Aug. 2s.-Butter-Steady.
unchanged.
Eggs-Steady; unchanged.
Cheese-Steady: unchanged.
Live Poultry-Steady: chickens, S5 @ 36c;
old roosters. 22c; others and dressed, un-
changed.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
a. Inu1a Grain.

st. Louis, Aug. 26.-Corn-September
S1.79A: December. $142h.
Oats-September. 74%c; December
76hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
EyapOrated APPLES and ried Fruits

New York. Aug 26.-Evaporated applies
Quiet.
Prunes-Firm.
Apricots and peaches-Quiet.
Raisns-Unsettled
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
Kansas City Grain,
AUTOMOBILES.

Kansas City, Aug. 26.-Corn-Septem-
ber. $1.7sb; December. $l4lh; May,
s1.S7h.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
To Ship Gold Coin.

New York Sugar.
New York. Aug. 26.-Sugar, unchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
New York CnffAA,


New York. Aug. 26.-Coffee-Rio No. Z,
zoe. Futures steady; September. 1s.2oc;
December 1880.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27

New York. Aug. 26.-Cotton closed
steady at net advance Of to is points
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27

Duluth, Mimi, Aug. 26.-Linseed oil,
5.52.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
Linseed Oil.

DpVU NVttVH'
New York, Aug. 26.-Spot Cotton
Quiet; middling. 32.22c.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27

AUTOMOBILES.
ORG GANIZEp by the Business Men of
Omaha. FURNITURE. pianos and notes
as security. $40 mo-. II. goods. total.
PRovIDENT LOAN SECURITY.
1872 Security Bldg. 18th & Farnam. Ty. $50.
LOANS ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, ETC.
EAGLE LOAN OFFICE.
1901 DOUGLAS ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27

ndushe Wy IIVuuCcs
Kansas City. Aug. 26.--Butter. Eggs and
Poultry--unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
. FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Nebraska Lands
FARMS AND RANCHES
ALL BARGAINS.

$40 acres, Loup county. all fenced a
lot OF good valley land in this. only
$500 per acre.
$40 acres. Cherry county. miles from
Elsmere, some mighty good hay on
this piece: $1,000 per acre.
720 acres. Blaine county. l mile from
Brewster. 100 acres Of this Is worth
s2S to $40 per acre The whole piece
fair improvements. at $1,000 per acre.
$40 acres, Thomas county. miles from
Seneca, well improved $3.50 per acre.
$50 acres, Kimball county. 2 miles south
of Kimball: $4,000 per acre
100 acres, Nance county, highly I'M
proved, new house. barns. sheds. ETC.
Complete. This will be a $500 farm
in few years; s115oo per acre.
In Lincoln ana Frontier counties, we
have several first-class ranches and
farms at prices from s?5 to $50 per acre,
All of the above lands will double in
value in the next few years
Now Is the time to BUY.
McCague Investment co.
1906 Dodge Street.
OMAHA. NEB.
FARMS AND RANCHES.
For bargains In either large or small
farms or ranches, write or call on
CHAS. N. SNIDER. Curtis, Neb.
WRITE me for pictures and prices Of my
farms and ranches in good old Dawes
county. Arab L Hungerford. Craw'
ford. Neb
FOR western Nebraska and Eastern Col
orado lands see
HELD LAND CO..
$50 Rrandeis Bldg
IMPROVED and unimproVed wheat farms
kimball county. Neb. R. E. Holms''
Bushnell, Neb.
FOR NEBRASKA LANDS SEE
A. A. PATZMAN.
sol Karbach Blk. Tyler $50.
WERRICK COUNTY, Improved corn and
alfalfa farms at the right price. NJ. A
LARSON. Central City. Neb
South Dakota Lands.
RANCH for sale, Meade county. South Da-
kota: 1040 acres, best Of soil and water,
200 acres alfalfa, practically all plow-
able. fenced and cross fenced. wells and
buildings; $50 per acre. easy terms.
John p. Everett, sturgis. s. OAK.
Miscellaneous.
For Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota
farms and ranches. see
ALEXANDER & GIPE,
Doug. soOs. 622 Paxton Blk.
IF looking for good soil, have 1t.
If looking for fine laying land, have IT.
If looking for one that is priced right.
A. W. ToLAND.
D. s575. 41o Bee Bldg:
FARM LANDS-WANTED.
WE will sell your farm: timely sales:
quick returns. Held Land Co., ee@
Brandeis Bldg.
AUTOMOBILES.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27

Hogs-Recefpts today were 50 loads es-
timated at 5,7os head. The supply was
trifle slow in being yarded. owing to late
25c lower than yesterday. showing some
Improvement toward the Close few sales
not looking much more than 15c lower.
Bulk was s19.25919.40 with better grades
selling on up, an early top being reported
of $2O25.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
AcA AGR SNAP

Three miles from Steel City and fine
ia.grade high school; rs acres In alf-
sifa IS acres good NOW land. so acres
corn land, balance Al pasture, we'll
watered by perpetual springs; fair i'm
provements; price $Ss per acre for quick
sale; will consider taking in one-half
section Colorado land at not over $2S
per acre and $4,000 cash: will carry
balance: land in this neighborhood SELL
ing from $500 to $500 per acre; biggest
bargain in Nebraska. Address w. c.
Kasparek, Steel City, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27

New York Dry Goods.
New York, Aug 26.-Dry goods markets
held their frmness today. There was
better tone in print cloths. with finished
goods strong. Cotton yarn prices were
easier and burlaps soft.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27

Bar Silver.
New York, Aug. 26.-Bar silver, sl.14,
Mexican dollars. S7hc
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27
TNTTSTTAL BARGAIN.


One thousand one hundred and twen-
" acres: all fenced and cross. 8 miles
from Culbertson; 10 acres under cul-
tivation: good barn fair house, chicken
house, good well and mill; price $50 per
acre: write terms Write or wire w.
W. Randall, Trenton. Neh
NICE smooth improved quarter section
In otoe county. three miles from town:
5000 per acre: purchaser TO pay for
putting IN rs acres winter wheat
Smith Hines, owner. Springfield, Neb
PRICE and terms right on northeast Ne
braska improved corn and alfalfa farms
C. v. Nelson, sAS GA ks4 Rk. 4ldE.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-27

Continued tomorrow.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-28

Bright & Co.
Bringhurst, Jos.
Brody. l..
BROMLEY &c Sons, John
Brooks, Geo. II.
Broome, VIM.
sBrophy. NJ.
Brophy's Soma 4.
Brown. J. X.
Brown, c. w.
Brown, +. NJ.
sBrown, Joseph
Brown & Co., Thos. Y.
Brown G. Bruno
Bruno & Di Meo
Bruno, r.
Bruno, Simoncini
sBryant, VIM.
sBryn Mawr Ice Company
Buckman, J. NJ.
Bunting Bedding Co., J. r.
Bunting. C. II.
Burbank. $. II. Co.
sBurdan Bros.
Burgess, Cyrus
Burd, Louis
sBulletin, The Evening
Burkett &c Bros, l.. II.
Burley. r. J.
Burnley. Geo. w.
Burns, Frank
Burns. Geo. A.
sBurt Brothers
Burton, Geo.
sBush, Geo. W.
sByrne, Jos. T., Estate
sByrne, Thos.
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"A BERFoYLE Mfg. Co.
"A Abrams, Henry
Acker, Louis
sAcker, Finley
Ackerman, Harry
sAcme Tea Co.
Adams, w. J.
adams, w. II.
sAir Reduction Sales Co.
Albert, B.
Albert, J.
Albert. NJ.
Allen Coal Co.
Allentown Ice Co.
Allentown Oil Co.
Alsberg, VIM.
sAlthouse, Elmer p.
sAmbrosius, G.
sAmerican Bridge Co.
American Chicle Co.
american Dyewood Co.
American Engineering Co.
American Ice Company
American Insulation Co,
american International
Shlpbldg. Co.
American Metal Company
American Pulley Company
american Railway Express
Co.
american Red Cross
american Stores Co.
American Tin q Terne
Plate Co.
American Vulcanized
Fiber Co.
Amman. VIM.
Anchor Packing Co.
Andrien g. Winters
Angora Coal G. Supply Co.
Anthony, Geo. w.
sArgentieri g. Ruggieri
sArdmore Hardware Co.
sArdmore Ice Company
sArmour & Company
Armstrong Cork Co.
'Arnhold. Henry
Arteeian Ice Company
Artificial Ice Company
sAsbe'l e. Savarin
Ashton. Thos. G.
Ashdale Bleachery
sAtkinson. d. Morton
Atlantic City Gas Company
Atlantic CITY Water Dept.
sAtlantic Fuel Co.
sAtlantic Refining Co.
sAtlas Coal Company
sAtlar Powder Company
atwood e Bro. II. s.
atwood & Weaver
'"Auchenbach. VIM.
sAudrbon Wire Cloth Co.
Auto CHa1 & Supnlv Co.
Avedon Coal Company
Aver & Mckinney
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'Fliegelman, II.
Flint. George
'Florey Brick Co.
'Fluke, Thos. c., Co.
Fogle & Cohen
FORBES. Andrew, & Co.
Ford, Ed.
'Forrest Laundry
Foster, S. K.
'Fowler. Fergus
Fox. A. H., Gun Co.
Francis. II. II.
Francis. W. w.
Frank, Fred
Frankenfield. G. p.
Frankcnfleld, Geo.
Trankenfield. S. p, Sons
-Frankford Arsenal
Frank.ord Grocery
'Franz, Chas. It.
Iranz, valentine
sFraser, II. A. q D. NJ.
Fraser. DanieI
Fraser. Wm.
Freeman, Abe.
Freeman, Frank
SFreihofer Vienna Baking Co.
French. Samuel
sFrey Brothers
Fricke. j. L., Co.
sFriedrlch, j.
sFries, Geo. Son
sFrings Bros. Co.
Firth, George
Froelich Brewing Co.
.Fr' elich Bros.
Thurman. n. II.
sFrost. W. NJ, & Son
Fulmer, S. s.. & Son
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DACE - r.
.pn,oI n
po1o,,,ah;' lT'' FRANK
sPaIrSon 49, II.
.pannea.,. iTr ,r
spancoa.t pa II
.papnoii .piiu VI, -. D.
.panmo p,s,n
pan o pto'ilers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-28
EAGLE WHEEL MFG. co.

EAGLE WHEEL MFG. CO
~ sEastburn. Chas. T.
Eastern State Penitentiary
sEby. Robert L.
sEddystone Ammunition Co.
sEddvstone Mfg. Co.
edge Hill Silicia Rock CO
Edison Brothers
Edwards. Ralph
sEhret Magnesia Co.
Ehrhard. Conrad G. Co.
Eisenberg. A. ~.
eFisenhandler. Z.
Eismann. +. J.
Eldridge & Snyder
Elliott, J. s.
Elliott. VIM.
Elverson. Colonel J.
Empire Galvanizing Co.
Engelside. The, Co.
Ennis. VIM.
sErnst. Bernhard, Bros
Ernst, q. W
Evans. B.. e. Bro.
Evans. ChRs. A.
Evans & Vincent
sExcelsior Laundry Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-28

Screw Levick Co.
Crisman & Quikman
'Crilly Hugh Z.
Crompton & Knowles
Cronmiller. Chaa
sCrowder, Walter j. Co.
Crowley. +. M.
'Crystal Coal & Coke Co.
'Cudahy Packing Co.
'Culllvan, j..
sCulbertson, II. A.
sCulbert on, Margaret
Cummings, Edwin j.
Cunnane, J. j.
cunningham Piano Co.
sCurtis, B.
sCusack. Thos. Co.
Custer. w. +.
Guitars Express
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-28

Moore, Harry
Moore, w. II.
'Moore- Kelly & Co.
'Moran Brothers
Moran & Edinger
Morgan. John, & Michael
Strigle
"Morganthaclcr Brothers
Mornora, John
Morrcll, Edward
'Morrell Co, J.
sMorrls & Co.
morris, Thomas
'Moser. C. L.
Mount, II. D.
Mountain Valley Water Co
Mower Brothers
Meyer. III. J..
Mulanarl, G..
"Mulford Co. II. X.
Mulherin's. VIM, Sons
Mullen, Geo.
Munger & Long
Murphy. l.. p, G Sons
Myers, Angelo
myers, John
myers, John. & Son
Myers. NJ.
Milling Co.
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WAN SEWER, ]. q.
Van Ieer. G.. W.

WAN SEWER, J. y.
Van Leer. G. W.
'Varley. W. p.
Vaughn, II.
'Venzie, T.. NJ.
Nergona. S.
Ferlenden Brothers
Vetter. Casper
Nickery. Geo. II.
'Victor Coal CO.
Vile, Chas. NJ.
'Vincent. Howard
Vito, Chas.
'Vitullo, Peter
'VorheeS, W. C.
Nulcanite Portland Cement
Company
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TALLADlNE, A

TALLADlNE, A
l. Tanier, c.
Tarlo, r.
%Tassotti & Capriotti
Tashiian. G. B.
sTasty Baking Co.
"Taubel. W. +.
Taylor, II.
Temoyan. John Co.
sTempoue. NJ,
Ten Weeges, C. II.
sTerminai Coal Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-28

0'DARE. BROS.
" 0'Donne'l Chas.
Oakmont Fire Co.
ochs & Frev
O'Tonnell. Charles
ogden. Howard Co.
Old Union Ice co.
oliver Const. Co
Opdenaker. Theo.
OranZl. Reale
'Orinoka Mills
OrlowitZ. Geo.
'Orrell. A. Kee
'Ortlieb. Henry
Overbrook Steam Heat Co.
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tc,T NARYrS LAUNDRY
.Snai,s II L,
- ,ii' SaThS' T.
,SdS SaEh' i'Io T. a
Salus, 'oo pan,r,,a
9alsoiii W "
san"alu; -has a. II
SattteI, |ttao'
SatlisikS;S itS;Sni, p Me- "a
saqu1it SrtM no,tare rs
oa Gliie,
Sayior' " 'rIMs, Va 70
.SayIt S ,oI W.
1oCdrsIe sI polS, w
Schans, tHalIG nS IL
ScnaIter' Tha' 'e9
Scheeth' S' -
Hcieet|, q,
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Ou See AutOCars EVERYWHERE

Turpsene Mfg. Co.
Tweed, r. s.
Tweltridge, A. L.
Tyson, Jacob
UNDERWOOD. lib q co.
~ Union Bottling Co.
Union Fire Association
Union Paving Co.
Union Railway Supply Co.
~. S. Postoff1ce
United States Tire Co.
'Unit Const. Co.
'United Gas Improvement CO
~. S. Marine Corps
Universal Dye Works
Unity Express Co.
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ID T. BABBITT

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bacol. y. r.
nsaeoeT Aoainson O. 20.
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RRauwin LocoIiioti'o "ofhS
patH brewing w. D. O. L.
Banrau, Heo;
6anhoitZer, M.
6aInaoei, LOUIS
5arparStto, oosepn
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sex fros.
Becx, Charles
Berk rApress
5eln Sros;
1 ~. II.
Pen; eeiiH
fS''cnN IonE
Bei S.o1aee 20.
1I,, Seli trnSerH 1o %
Ss' i n,pne 70.
5 5Be,sr "Dr Da,t, Wet Ge w.
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sp,s,ar sp,,, r.
pitncr Aug,I.,
p,sck
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RIa,,f,,s Iohn
Rja ncinsIri Tran1r
R,ask So nnueI
pI,a TT
Biood John a. pro
BIumha rdt Frank
sRoarnan wine a. IJouor
Comnanv
Bock Conrad
sRond CHARLES C.onnpanv
Ronhann Harris @.
Rono Salvatore
Roni,er Geo "a q
pooEer scott q Moo,e
Soothh, Sh % Iote, rnnnanv
porssnfosti q
spnranar u Svr,,s r,ounany
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sEAHN & ROSENAU
N Kane, Joseph

sEAHN & ROSENAU
N Kane, Joseph
L.ne Tbos
kane' Ia' t nos; -o wn,
fa Hahe &" o
iEaWSInam H
Kavaer Tony
sKsvser Wn
sKeehier Weyl Baking CO.
1feefe. p.
ISeefcr. w. W.
sKenn. Edw.
sKeen Sarah f.
Kejrn. T. r. & Co.
keller VIM.
sKeIlman. N.
EeIlopv. II.
sKaIlV George
1IeIlv John
Kellv Henry
Keliv Michael
.EaiIv's NJ Song
1faiIH VIZ A
Ter,,,I.r Rrot hers
EennnSv Andrew
sISnnt iThos Wfe Co.
rSarhavoh Iime 60.
ISerr;,ir los IT
ISenssr WIN
neyset, stnn w; Go., L. Wood co
I-sstona -vs 1,u Iantarn 20
H.tono 1890 GnteI Sunniv 20
eysto Iystons Sn,nr,na Mills
Neys.one Ty SHc Wntoh cosa 20
Ss.Oo Ios
,iir,S.ar,a Iobn r.
KinnaSa oscar
Eh sE,nah Ihert T.
1rirn Ir,rnsr
Ifin' kns' Gl,t tnhn
Iin s' W. Wrn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-28

Hero Mfg. Co.
.Eerr G. 20
-.
fieFsn' d. II.
Hertzog, Joseph
How Richard g. sona
.1I.,,r,oos ~ q W,aroso,s
GO.
Hickman, Louis M.
sHeistand & Co. r T..
.1Y,un,.. ,,..,
tisslhs' margaret
higgins d Edsall
Hill, Il, w.
.r,, y
~ %
'Hill d Perry
sHilleman, Louis
II;rnle r. r
,pp'e, - y. ~
Hires CONDENSED MIX
siitchner Wall Paper Co.
srI,tner Hsnrv
,,,',,
IilIteli, II. >.
iIopsoll q 20.
iiooson, X. r..
,tlodiotske' otto -
JJiolIecher, JosepN
logan, NJ. D.,
snogan. L: j.
.HoHnlan, Leonharo ,,.-
Ilonellduel ooIii'' brewing
co:
,,HoideH 4 Bro. y. NJ.
Hoidsworth; II;
lloiland. Jonn w.
holman. G.. II.
ltolmesburg GRANITE 20.
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HUAKO BOTTLING CO.
u .OuaiSer city Rubber Co.
"Quigley, James j. & Son
Quigley, =. J.
Quinn, Thomas A.
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'uAFLEIGH & co,

'HAFLE1GH & co.
- 'Ragan. John
sHagy Bros.
Haines. c. Il.
Halberstadt. Charles p
sHaldema- & Bro.
Halpern. Harry
sHalpern, N.
Halpern. l.. Co.
Hall, S. D.
Halloweli & Son, Henry r,
Hamilton, w G.
Hammond & Bro. f. W
sHancock & Co.. John
Haney & Sons, Joseph
sHaney White Co.
Hanscom Bros.
sHannigan, L. M.
Hansel. Albert
Harbison-Walker Refrac-
tories Co.
sHare G. Sons. James
Harris. Franklin NJ.
Hartnett. Vim.
Hartzel's Son, F. D.
Hartung, A.
sHarvey's Ice Cream Co.
sHausman. +. G.
, Haws, Joseph
Haws. Edward
Hayden. w. A.
Hays, Harry A.
Hayes. John
Hayes. J.
Hayes. J. c.,
Hazlett. VIM. NJ.
Heacock. Joseph Co.
'Hedden. T.. J.
Hedrick, Arthur T..
Hee. August
Heebner, Jacob T.
Heilma~, l.. G..
Helm & Kugler
'Hellwig Silk Co.
Hemann. Henry
Hendren. VIM. r.
Hendrickson, 8.
Hendricks. J. n.
sIennessy. c. J.
sHeppe. c. j. g. Son
Herb, M.
Hernig, p.
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Some of the business houses in the Philadelphia
district that own Autocar Motor Trucks:

Perfect Concrete Stone co.
'Perrocchi, ID.
Peters, NJ.
'Petry'S Express
Petri & Morganthall
Pettinos Brothers
'Phila. Brick Co.
'Phila. Fire Brick Co.
'Phila. Hardware Co.
'Phlla. Inquirer
Phila. & Reading Railway
philadelphia Record
Phila. Roll & Machine Co.
Phila. Suburban Gas & Elect.
Phila. T'ilo Mosaic Co.
Phillips, l..
Plantieri, Antonio
Pierce, A. NJ. & Son
pile, Jos. II.
Pinky, II. 6 Son
Pinto, Angelo
Pittsburgh Plato Glass Co.
'Pleasantvillc Ice d Coal Co.
Plumb. Fayette r.
Polinsky. II.
SPollard & Wiley
Polli, Samuel
Pooley Furniture Co.
Port Richmond Scrap Iron
"Porter, {. b.
'Pottcr's Express
'Pottcr, Thomas Sons & Co.
Inc.
Potter-Delaney Supply Co.
Pottstown Cold Storage Co.
Powers, The Co.
sPratt'S Express
Price, John Co.
'Price, Joseph
'Price, Thomas Co.
Progressive Knitting Co.
'Public Ledser
'Pure Oil Co.
Purock Water Co.
'Purity Candy Co.
'Pusey. L, II, & co.
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Star (*) indicates repeat orders

T AFFERTY, J.
- Laird. Geo. $.
Lambert, VIM.
Landes, A. c.
Landman, walter
Lansdownc Ice Co.
'Lambertville Rubber Co.
Lampert Coal Co.
Lane. Charles l..
lame, L.
'Lap"nto & Clpro
Lapenta. Daniel
Latimer. F..
LAUDER. Carl
'Lauber. Z. J.
Lawton, J. l..
Lebanon Grocery Co.
Lebron. S.
Le Cato Const. Co.
Lee, z. X.
1eedom, Fl B.
'eeas d Lipplncott
Lenler. Geo. W.
!Lenling, Geo. '.
Leonard, T. NJ.
Letters. owen. Sons
Levy, RaphacI
Lewis. NJ.
Jews brotlerS
LEWIS. William
Lioerty Bottllng Company
IipCT,y flfe company
Licatto' John
.Ich,enstiiie, n.
LAWYER, r. j.
sL,nerty Express
Litters 8 Ice Cream Co.
aInusay. A:
LINDSAY brothers
Linsle. -: W.
Lihtoh. VIM. IL
Liotta, Joe
Llppincott: j. B.
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'MADDOCk G. co.

'MADDOCk C co.
NA Maehler. Ernst
sMagee Brothers
Magee. ]. P.
Mcguire, O. & 3.
Maher, John F.
Mater. G. J.
Mailer. r. Il.
Mailer, Max
Mazanio. b.
Mallis. Peter
sMandes. Jos.
sManavunk Coal & Lime Co.
Manley. Fl. S.
,Mandracchia, f.
ManZo. G..
Mannheim Laundry Co.
Marine Decking G. Supply Co.
March; Irwin
Marchese. NJ.
Ma argate City Coal & Lime
Company
MarRerison. W. II.
'Mathers. J. W. g. Sons
.Margolis. s.. & Co.
. Marinari. Salvatore
Marlnari. ANGELO
mark. Frank Const., GO.
sMarkman e. Co.
Markovitz Brothers
Marble. Nathan, & Sons
SMarshalI Rros. 6: Co.
Martin. J. 3.
"Martirdale. Thomas
shadr'a, i.
sNa sland G. H.. & Sons
sMason SchOles Coal co.
'Mason Fefiin Coal Co.
massey Thomas
Matlack. F.
Matteo. Jas.
Mawson. II.
Mayer, J.
@Mayor Isaac
'Mavnes, r. J., "The Abat-
toir"
"Mealey. p. & Son
'Meehan. p. Co.
sMeRargee-Hare Paper CO.
Me~aw. VIM.
sMeginnis & Cole
Meharg. James
'Mehl & Latta
sMellett. II. +.
Melody * keatinr
Merchant 6 Evans
Meyer. H.
Meyer. Robt.
sMerion Cricket Club
Merton Fire Company
Mertz c a.
Kitchener. Maurice c.
sMiddlttown Farms
"Migione. Anthony
Mil6en & white
sMiles Bement Pond Co.
MiHto. S.
SMiller. Jesse
Miller, w. A.
'Miller Brothers
Miller. A.
'M'ller. c. J.
sMiiler North Broad Storage
Miller, +. A.
Miller, Geo. ".
Miller. II. r.
'Miller. Jacob, Sons
Miller & Greenst!nc
Mills, F. r
Mills, Thos.. & Bros.
Milltown Fire Company
.Millville Flour & Feed Co.
Mink. VIM.
Mintzler & kniesler
"Missimer, Geo.
Mitchell, J. Il.
mitchell Fletcher Co.
Model Sign Works
'Moerlein Brewery GO.
MohrfeId. c. p.
monaghan. Chas.
Montgomery. J. b:
Montgomery Fire Company
Moor. A.
Moore, John w.
Moore, G. W.
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CHRIS

NACRELLI, CHRIS
~ Nagle. l.. a, & Co.
Nagelberg. A.
Narberth Ice Co.
SNardy. Frank
Natalini. a.
National Clay Refining Co.
National Rubber Co.
National Transfer Co.
SNaylor. a. +.
Neal. W.
sNeef, J.
.Nelson Waive Co.
Netter. Hilda
New Chester Water Co.
New Hotel baldwin
New Jersey Gas Co.
New Jersey Suburban Gas
Newton. Geo. r. Coal Co.
New York Pic Baking Co. q.
New York Shipbuilding Co.
Niagara Thread Co.
Nicholson. \. +.
Nicholson. lssaC
Nicholson. S. l..
higgins. II. ".
Eippes. Sargent
sNolan. j. 7.
Noonhn. Henry !.
Northeast Builders Supply
Co.
sNorth. +. A. Co.
North American Lace Co.
Northern T.iher.'es Gas 60
Moss. Ferman Co.
NotaeemH Hosiery CO.
Nowland A. c.
Numan W. +.
'Nussickel, William