New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
BUYERS Arrived
Fairchild Service.

nFMJS. Me- c. Barker, general mdse.;
BIZ EFlELD. w. va.-The Quality sh 2n:
wo.aen an1 misses McAlpn.
BoSTO N-oinchrtst Co.; Miss Mulcahy'
BosTON-Hoston Skirt Co. II. Golden
berg woolen piece goods. Herald Square.
HCSTON-Astor cloak and Suit Co.. NJ.
BoSTON-Goldman Mfg. Co; II. Goldman.
dreSses; prcs!in.
nFDGEF%RT ooGa G0n2 Row 1a9ss n9w'"na aSa l nay
hrolderins. ncckwear. notions and toilet
goods; 40t Fourth Avenue.
cHlgAGoMManasl Bros; Miss NJ Tarr.
q East Twenty-seconl street
CHICAGO-A. Larner & Co; Mr.. Stern,
spring dresses. ITO Broadway, room
CHICAGo-Carson. pirie & Scott; 7. A.
lamond, cotton piece goods. 404 Fourth
CIEVEI.AND-Clawso & Wilson Co; f.
g. Harris, notions; 43 Leonard Street.
COLUMBUS. Ohio-Columbus Dry Goods
Co.. f. Powell mems furnishings, gloves
DAYTON. Ohio-Rike, kumler Co. A.
r ,yrrai.S " Mack. hosiery 225 Fifth Avenue.
Rosenberg. dresses; Miss Brown. misses
dresses; Miss McIiardy. skirts, 4o4
DErRCIT--L. lnndow. furniture.
FARtBAULT, Minn-H Theopold. general
mdse. Pennsylvania.
GREENSBUKG. Pa.-M. c. Keck Co; NJ.
KANSAS CITY-A Rosenthal. mems cloth
ing and furnishings; Iongacre.
KANSAS ClTY-M. b. Cohn Co. NJ. Cphn.
LANSF0Rp. Pa.-Greenberger Bros; n.
Greenberger. general mdse., Pennsyl-
MlLWAUKEr-The Unity; c NJ. Blum
borg cloahs and suits, is West Thirty
MINNEAPOI.1s-D Co. r. W Hall.
w n tpr
tion; j. w Cavanna. rugs, draperies;
225 Fifth Avenue
NEW HAVEN -Shartenberg & Robinson
CO., j Il. Bernstein. hinens and white
goods j. &. Simmon, trunks and ma
chimes 4o4 Fourth Avenue.
NEW HAVEN. COMMIT w Evans.
WOODEN piece goods, Park Avenue
NEW ORLEANs- sushan Bros: A. L..
Sdshan mems cotton sweater coats;
277 Firth Avenue
PENSACOLA. ria r. T.. Cant Co: T.
1our' I; @Snt ,dad ladies ready to wear, 404
PHlLApELPHlA-H. Goldman. women's
wear; Aberdeen.
Pl ran1I lhApEI:pdii Lowensten, piece
PHI PHlI-ADELpH1A-J. Kahn. floor cover
ings; eie;; Pennsylvania.
PHIIAD DELPfiIA-D IandOw G Co. d
Goldman. waists; Aberdeen
PHiLADELPHIA-H * W. X. Lewis: II.
p Lewis dry goods, Aberdeen.
iiil'-A DEL II | Al. ZeldHer, dresses
llS2 broadway, room sos.
PllILADEIPHIA--Di Hat Shop; F
Mackin. furnishing goods. etc. Herald
Square.
PHlLAD~LPIuA-T Tinkle Hat Co.; l.. NJ.
tIlslshler furnishings. clothing.
PliISB Gtt-kose II baum CO.. S. Silver
stein. merchandise manager; b. Schaf-
fer. Representatives. ll6 West Thirty-sec-
ord Street.
Observation-Disclosures & Buhl Co.. George
T. Heroster, traffic manager, ll40
Broadway.
ROCHEsTER-E. Tanenbaum. general
merchandise; Imperial.
ST LOUIS-Stix, Baer & Fuller Dry
Goods Co; l.. Freund. basement Jobs
cotton piece goods; l1O7 Broadway
ST PAJL-Levine & Tanz: Mr. Frank
Mr TanzNringed capes: ITO Broadway,
syRACUSENNeal & Hyde Co.; II. r.
Han, nouoAs; y Leonard Street.
UNIoNTowN1 Pa-stern Bros. ,'.' j. Stern aIr1
clothing and mems furnishings; Penn,
sylvanla.
WACO. rex-rhe Goldstein- Nigel Co: s
Hirsc hberg. ready 10 wear and piece
goods; 352 Fourth Avenue
WASH INGTON y. C-Lansburgh R.
Bros. 4. Jackson ladies' ready to wear,
East Thirty, hird Street
WILLARD. Ohio~-D. Hensinger. clothing
sted shoes, y Aberdeen 'e
WoRcEsTER Msss-J P McInnes Co. ::
George Moran, silks, wooiens dress
goods. 4s. Fourth Avenue