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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10
/ L,ourt House Notes
Probate Court

IfUDNtN NJot'N
Estate of Amanda Ryan. Order
"A filing final account, final ac-
rSunt.
Estate of Steven Ballet. Inven-
bury.
Estate of Jerry Graham. Order
vonfirming final account.
Marriage Licenses
Wayne Hudelson, 81, logger,
Etyton and Albertina Haag, 80,
ERyton,
Wanted, stock hogs. Phone
bs7sM. 269
Melody Minstrel Show tickets
kre on sale at Perry's drug store
Dor November II, II and 13, for
benefit of prisoners amusement
fund. .
Salem Musical Bureau presents
Harold Henry, pianist, Fri. Nov. 12,
Kathleen Parlow, violinist, Feb.
nth. Margaret Matzenauer, con-
lnfo, April 18th. Season tickets
s.5u n go. {. Wills AMI
yrtle Knowland's. Mail orders
hov, box office open Grand Thurs
pay Nov. 18th, $3.50 a. m. Single
Rdmission, to 1st concert 81, $3.50
pnd 81. 27Os
). Smith, manager of the Med
FORD Mail Tribune was among the
alem visitors Tuesday.
Harvest Festival sale Monday
hght Salvation army hall. Donate
omething. Phone 1920. Special
meetings Saturday and Sunday.
269*
Salmon 7 cents. Fits Market.
Phone I'll.
slsM. SEQ
Mr- and Mrs. E. V. Carter Of
niand were Salem visitors Tues
as. Mr. Carter has been attending
y monthly meeting of the state
y ana game commission, Of
n'ch ne Is president. He was last
reh elected to represent Jackson
0uniy in the legislature, in which
mas served term as senator
well AS several terms in the
ession. 'i' 'iie 1919
hsater. WV bNgf.
269*
security Benefit Assn. members
sa.ar business meeting Wed.
al = ~ ~ foresters r of America han,
ooii 81. 269s
F. eieih post office will close
81 ay - morning at 1O:3O O'Clock
a.. s rest of the day, in observ-
:" Armistice day. There will
r. NY general city delivery in the
''.nlns and the rural carriers will m
4. :. - as usual, it was announced
- afternoon.
''sn'wad burglar proof? a7o.
- 'eweier. matchmaker. sa-
Raier. 'oiiiorrow' Bhgh
26ss
HeDSnihg lOc per yd. Null
sOn' over Millers store.
2ss |
I M. ,e.ter from Phil ,ask,ski |
ls,e, ,he ey to friends here he
,..;,. mat at ne will be married this |
b Fs,,s " =, neotta Noal of NIan,-
sce S, ;. The wedd ng will ,ase
kr, = 'he home of her parents
snt W. vas when the announce
esy r,n. s issued. Miss Noad for |
"orked IN Salera ard /,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

ana talked with large number If
students, and the members of the
missionary committee.
Dry 4 IT. big fir wood s10.5O per
cord, delivered. Phone 9ss or
izo' 27O*
Results of games in the Tough
nut basketball league for the
girls of willamette university were
Jazzbabes a, Bearkittens 2, Peppy
Peppers II, Kicking Cuties /.
Maude's Gang 7, U Tellems S,
Boarkittens 6, Petticoat Pirates 2,
Maude's Gang 2, Bearkittnns 0.
Carl Moser and Edwin TAYLOR
or SilVerton were in the city last
evening 10 get a motor drivers
license for the latter.
Omar Digerness and Pearl WorI
were here from Silverton yesterday
Mr. Digerness took. home a new
Elgin Six which he purchased
from the local dollars.
An interesting magic lantern
lecture showing the use that is be-
ing made of the centinary money
in European countries will be Civ
en- at the Jason lee Memorial
church at 1880 p. m. Wednesday,
November 10. Public is cordially
invited
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

1 Regular meeting of
~ Chemeketa lodge No. i
I. o. o. F. this evening at 1880.
Work in the First degree. Visit
ing brothers welcome. 269*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

SWIM--Special rates to school
and university pupils TO swim
during this term. Oregon Bath
House. 270
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

Shop early but before buying
see the toys and Christmas gifts
now on display at salem Hard
ware. Co, 273F
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

With inquiries from Merchants
still being received as to whether
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Jones We're
in Eugene yesterday. Mrs. Jones
will remain there several days
with friends.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

Dreamland auditorium Thursday
November II, p. m. high class
music and dance. Lauletta Sym
phony orchestra of Chicago; best
dance music ever heard in Salem
9 artists; no raise in price. 27O*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

The funeral of Hamilton S
Coonbs, who died here yesterday,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

A man who said his name was
E. Bennett was given free bed
in the city Jail last night, accord
ing to the police report.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

u nj. .e,ter from Phil .ask,
Es,s. s ,,y city to friends here he
sssioy as ne Will be married this
b Fsut 70 Leotta Noal of NIan,-
,hre % :. :. The wedd ng will ,ase
<Ar. !. 'he home of her parents
s.w ne ne vas when the announce
lessy 49,, as issued. Miss Noad for
Orked IN Salera ard /.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

| Ea%sstltching 1Oc per yd. Mu,,
sOn' over Millers store.
2e0
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

LEPANTo q KLE1N-Judse Hand ap-
pointed Robert p Stephenson receiver Tor
Lspan'o pT,a. xissn eao With BOND OF $4,000
CHARLES GLOBUS--Judge Hand ap-
pointed Walter L. Bryant receiver for
Charles Globus WOODEN tobber. 4s Eas,
EASTMAN RUBRER WORKS. INC. -
Judge Julius N. Mayer appointed John Z.
Moynihan receiver for tho Eastman Rubber
Works, Inc. dealers IN automobile t.res,
9i3 West For:ieth Stree, w.tM a. bond OF
s. 900; assets $500.
BONASNO a. RICO Judge Hand ap-
pointed Zachary Delrnan receiver for 30
nanno & REQ. retail meats. 100 and 55s
Ninth Avenue. with a bond OF $1,000; liza
biNties. IS. 00o assets, 81, 900.
ELLMAN & GITTELMAN-J-dge Hand
sppo,ated Arthur 7. Dalziel receiver for
Ennlan & Gitte.anan. turs. 3S West Twenty
sixth Street. with bond OF $500, l!abiU-
ties. $4,000; assets $4,000
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Schedules in bankruptcy fled yesterday
n The United States District Court were
David NJ. JoNAs-schedules OF David
" Jonas. manufacturer. East Twenty
eighth street, give liabilities as N5,oa-
BERNARD KRAMER-schedules Of Ber-
oard Kramer. dealer in E.ray machines
and SUPPLIES: So East !4sth Street give
ALEXANDER KARFCNKEI-sched
o. Alexander karsunkel. dealer IN textiles,
SO East l26th Street, give liabilities as
S5.0eo. ssets s3.s76.
Sssignments
CsRCBMAN & EISMAN. jobbers in SILKS
ard ,voolens. q, 2e East Twentieth street.
yesterday assigned for the benefit OF
creditors 20 Archibald Palmer The part
ners are Morris Grubrian and Joseph
LiEBERMAN & ELFoNT rnanufao.ur-
ers of sh.rtwaists and apparel, az s+ West
Twenty. .aird Street assigned for the
benefit os creditors to Max G. Cohen. The
partners are Benjamin L!eberNan and
Joseph Elfont.
JACK ROsENHAIN trading as the
Crocket Button Company, tnanufacturing g
crochet and pearl buttons at 45 East
TweN-y-a-st street. assigned for the
benefit OF creditors to Max @. Cohen.
NAN SELIGER, joober In boys cloth
ing. at 9S Bleecker Street. assigned toc the
benefit or creditors to Benjamin Levine.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
wooiworth Company Plans
To Place Spring Orders

ihe Woolworth Company yesterday
Va. Vas added to the list Of big organiza-
aons declaring their intention OF plac-
lns spring orders in the near future
N wholesale circles the announcement
ot the May Company and Gimbel Broth
ee''' that further delay in spring buy
,ag would harm bus ness rather than
ae1p, by the curtailment of production
sss aighly commented. Retailers are
t aos OF one mind concerning the advisa-
alisy Of placing spring orders now.
according TO an Official Of the Wool
worth Company, orders for spring de-
.ivsry will be placed beginning the lat
" part Of this month, as nothing will
y gained BY waiting longer prices
'.om 10 70 80 per cent lower than those
few months ago have been made
ae "oolwor.n Company in new quota
,H'ns on goods. said this official. The
Assest reductions IN merchandise the
Ho.e handles, he added, have been
zade In cotton goods.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Mems Suits Decline
Expiration of Guaranty Price
Causes Weakness

Mems suit prices suffered decline
Yesterday when the price guaranty
agreement entered into between the
manufacturing and retailing associa-
lions expired. Reductions on accumu-
lated stocks in the hands OF manu-
.acturers ran as high as 40 per cent
from the seasons opening prices. The
market as g whole followed no set pol
icy In some cases favored buyers had
been permitted to look over stocks and
make selections last week or before.
with the understanding that the goods
would be billed out yesterday at pre-
yailing prices.
Coincident with the action in whole
sale lines, several local retailers an
roanced still further reductions in
prices, and the present week is likely
% witness a general s,aughterng OF
prices in retail circles. according 10
manufacturers here. Retailers, on the
other hand, we're retcent about ex-
pressing their views OF the situation.
Colder weather has stimulated the de-
mand for overcoats, but has had no
appreciable effect on prices either in
retail or wholesale channels. How
ever, the oversupply OF overcoats, on
which the price guaranty does not ex-
pFe until December i, is said TO be
'na!!er than the surplus of suits.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Business News
Textile Goods Producers
Look for Closing Mills
Dealers Group Plans
To Aid Fur Industry

A campaign to stabilize the fur
industry has been undertaken by
ten or more prominent skin deal
ers, who have organized the Ad-
visory Committee of the Fur In
dustry, with the avowed intention
of rendering support to such
members Of the trade as need it.
The general purpose of our
committee said Motty Eiting-
ton, of the Eitington-Schild Com
pany, and chairman Of the COM
mittee, is to aid all members Of
the fur trade in every way pos
sible. This applies alike to skin
dealers, manufacturers, dfessers,
dyers and trappers, if necessary.
Our principal object is to prevent
bankruptcies as much as posi-
bic. We intend to give such sup
port as we can to all honest
firms"
1t is understood that the COM
mittee will ferret out unscrupulous
dealers, many Of whom are be-
lieved to be engaging in sfraudu-
lent bankruptcy proceedings.
Harry Eisenbach, Of Eisenbach
Bros. & Co., is secretary of the
committee.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Unless a Distinct Better
m.nt in Trade Comes
Soon. Action May Be
Take to Check Losses

Unless there is distinct better
want in trade, textile mills through
~. the country will curtail production
s.;,l further. Every one OF q dozen
,,1.ile producers or selling agents In
arrested in mill properties declared
~.s.srdav that n4l,l owners we're fgur-
NO 70 determine whether losses can
Ss minin,ized by closing their plants
sntireiy. snd that opinion so far leans
- an sfirmstive answer. In the esti-
mston O.: many mill men prices have
ssclined 70 such point that mills can
~ operated only at q greater loss than
v,ould be sustained by closing them.
Inns losing only the overhead and
o.ber EXPENSES that continue even when
-. producing end Of the mill is idle.
In the downward march OF textile
ICES most mills some time ago reached
H.. noint where X was declared that
sn-,Ser reductions would eat into fu-
,',re nrofi-s. The losses on goods al
.asdv nroduced have been and are be-
NO taken. In figuring on future oper-
s.sors the mill men are less inclined
"A keep their plants operating at dis
tine. loss. 80,
-. open market price on staple silks
,oSdav cannot be duplicated by mills
With any profit In his plant labor has
,scsived q 10 per cent cut in wages,
5ut his makes difference Of ut
lew cents q yard in production costs
lower costs in that direction, he SAID
depend upon more drastic wage reduc
.'ans which seem impossible at pres
"A 4 prominent cotton goods producer
IA hat Indications pointed to q still
;~rtber curtailment of production in
Ne ~ cotton goods division Of the tex.
~. trsds and an executive of one Of
.,s .ss Arrest iar producers of staple wors-
ed. I'D said that the outlook in his line
v,s coward a lessened production dur
-; ~. neyt two months.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
SUMMONS

supREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York. County Of New York.
CHARLES 0. PAUMANN. Plaintiff against
MACK SENNETT Defendant. Summons.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED T. an
s~er the complaint n this action and 20
serve copy OF your answer on the Piair-
TINS Attorneys within twenty days after
the service OF this summons. exclusive %
rhs day OF service. and in OF your
failure 10 appear or answer judgment Win
be TAKEN against YOU by default for the r.
lief demanded IN the complaint. Ts.a. ds-
sired N the County OF New York.
Dated New York. October II. 1920.
BLANDY. MOONEY & sIIgPMAN.
Attorneys for Piain,in. once and 7. q.
Address. No. IS Pine Street. M&nAat-
tan. New York. \. Y
To the defendant above named. MACK
sENNErT
The foregoing summons is served upon
YOU by publication pursuant 20 an order OF
Hon. George '. MullaH Justice OF ths
Supreme Court. State OF New York. dated
the a3d day OF October l9o0 and nled with
tho complaint IN the o,ioe OF tho Clerk OF
the supreme Court. County OF New York.
at the Court House thereof IN the Dor-
oush ~ Manhsttan Cuy IF Kew YORK.
Dated New ork. October - l9eA
HLANpY. MOONEY & sHipMAN.
Attorneys fer llaintir. once and +. O.
Address. No. IS Pine street Manhat.
tan. New York. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Commercial Credit

Issues OF commercial paper oy 4ocaI
bnsiness houses are decreasing. accord
;nr to banks and paper brokers', VINO
,ssl that LIQUIDATION in business IS
5ringjng in more money with which
% .,'re,.ts cendact current business and that
the slowing down in trade and lower
prices have curtailed the amounts OF
Borrowed money that we're figured as
NECESSARY foc operations during the
4 fair volume Of paper is coming
INTO the market, however. and finds
buyers. principally among the interior
banks and savings institutions, Rates
remain unchanged at about s per cent
for the bes. known names and slightly
higher for those not so we'll known.
Some first class names are discounted
a.7% per cent, but the volume Of such
paper is small.
Bankers acceptance rates we're IN
changed yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Business Troubles
Schedules in Bankruptcy

vOAVlD u JOEAS-sch hsdules ot David
seras. rr4rufactur.r. East Twenty
,ss.a L.. stree. giys Liabilities as sl5.s32.
.sEkSAzD KRAMER - Schedule, 0.
ss,ns'd Krsrsr dealer IN x-ray ma
ass ,..a an supci!ss. zs East I4sth street.
''is - ,s.sc.l:,iss as ;s.5ss ss.ets not known.
,e eH.1S1AHDEr. KAFFCE KEI>-Schecu
. 1.sx xAsl~r HarSurkel dealer in tsx-ii~s
!, Las' lzs-n S'-eet. g.ve liabilities
"'s'z; asssfs ;s.s7s
Petitions in Bankruptcy
/. r.s'i9ss -. n bankrug'cy aled vss,erdsy
,.t,..o'T no h AN-fnvolunt2ry
;.'.en sga'nst Eeniatnin IA.b.rinsn ard
- =, 'pnt. wa!a; 'o@ar!ac'urers trad
s.ss.-,.. street Archibald Palmer. go
s-..@s'e.rs2. IS attorney toc the petition.ng
.1A GFossHAE-Involun petition
- I'm Croaernan. Ys7 Wes,chester
~ ~, $3.50 HArcus HrI,and. z2o Hfoad.
efs, - 4'NfaeI t>r ths three creditors Ie-
~ Dga-fnvoiun,ary petition
"a 13Ax @4.gsr. JoDbsr In children g
s.s<s.Is e.c.hl.g. % birsc<er street.
.t.srsss'n =. s''.nberg. 7,z bro&dwAy. is
~ fiEE HAf..---inY voluntary pet.-
w., sa'ss, |<e< h'ssnnAiu. dealer 10
al - - kssr T9"r.fT -sfgt street. Archi-
q. ,ssrfs*r. zzo i>rD4dnsy. 10 attorney fcr
- ss1t;onsng orees,o-.
y s4s'hs' isccr WestFsich. retail grocer.
ss-ArT'ps>f. street,
.,,. .tH SUIT CASE cCNPA.Y-~rnvo!on-
ss's'.cH @zainzt 'hs Sszr sglt Case
s<..,A i2r.. manufacturer. ~ ghrrir
,sssshhy r-Inyotua,ary ps,i,ion
Hsr nsrfJ h1tef,. t~aisf IN furs. S5
Tr Trsrsnty-elkhtn str.e,
"a ..i@N EiHHCN.s~~i Involuntary pei
sssass s.hs, William Einn>ra. iadfex COZ,
.1fsf. liz NaTit>p Avenue; la
>+rtYS sss<'s. ;z2.Ds1.
u. h~rSiyers in f:ankruptcy
sss .t'tr"srx f~ee+sers in BANKRUPTCY
ss,.. srypr4Af"N 1.stefcsy In tho Lnited
81 Dit'f;rt C<fsft
kssS~ l. hfr1 T--~jDdxe Auku.tys =.
As,s, sI1>,LtfH Francis t. EohlmAn re-
10 x.mys ~ FFsn< T.. H,o,,. wD>ien jrbbar
aesss a. IL ,hrsras. Win q bond III 5ie.soo !,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE or
G. HACKETT. ct al. platn.iNs. W. MARY
T RRAMAN. WILLIAM TACKETT and
ELLEN HACKETT his wife. ct al. De-
frndauts. Summons.
TO THE ABOVE. NAMED DEFEN OANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swcr the complaint in this action and 70
serve copy OF your answer on tho Plain
tiffs' Attorney within twenty days after
no service or this summons. exclusive ot
tho day OF service. and In OF your
failure TO appear or answer judgment viii
be taken against you by default for tho re-
lef demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York. October 18th 1920
JAMES L DUROSS
Attorney FOR Plaintiffs. Office and p O.
Address l54 Nassau Street Borough os
Manhattan, City or New York
TO WILLIAM HACkETT and ELLEN
HACkETT his wife:
The foregoing summons Is H~rvsd upon
you by publication. pursuant TO order
Of Hon George V. Mulian Justice OF
tho Supreme Court OF the State OF New
York. dated the 22i day OF October. 1920.
and nled with tho complaint in the otrlco Of
the Clerk OF the County OF New York at
tho County Court House. in The borough
OF Manhattan. CIty, County and State Of
Eew York
Dated New York.. October o5th. 1920
JAMES IL. DuROSS.
Attorney for Plaintiffs. 1874 Nassau. street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York Cty.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
SURROGATTS' NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK Ry the Grace or God, Free and
independent:
: IT,. ~ ch-rles c. pearss. Arthur A Pearce,
Gertrude H. Pearc.. Jessie Pearce Cripps
Eva G. Richie. William G.. Rltch!e and
Nary L. Pearce. the heirs and next Of kin
OF James +. Pearce. deceased, and the
Pearce. If any. if the said Mary T. Pearce
be deadN whose names and places OF rest
denee are unknown. send greeting:
Nhereas Susan J. Pearce, who resides a.
New Jersey. has lately applied 10 the Sur
rogates Court OF our County of New York
20 have certain instrument in writing
dated July eth. 1895, and relating 10 both
as the last VIII and Testament Of James
f. Pearce. who az tha time OF his
death resident Of West Engelwood, Ber-
gen County. New Jersey, deceased.
70 show cause before tho Surrogates
Court Of our County Of New York, at the
Hall OF Records, in the County OF New
York, the 18TH dag Of December, one
halt-past ten o'clock in he forenoon Of
that day. why tho sa id Will and testament
should not be- admitted to probate as q
VIII or real and personal property.
the seal of the Surrogates' Court OF the
sa i'd County Of New York TO be hereto al
fixed.
York at said County. the 5;h day OF No
sand nine hundred and twenty:
DANIEL j. oWD,NEY,
(New york Surrosate's Seal)
JAMES A. ALLEN
Attorney for the Petitioner.
Sl2 West s2d street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

USEFUL HOLIDAY GrFTS-F.nr SILK.
Umbrellas. ali coiors, $3.50. reduced from
$40 90. Don't throw your old umbrellas
away-we repair them Uncle Sam Tn
brelia shop IS West 45th $,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

CHAMBERLA1N, LYDIA C.--IN PURSU.
once OF an order Of Honorable John P.
Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County of New
York NOTICE is hereby given to ali per.
sons having claims agains. Lydia g Cham
oer!A!n, late OF the County OF New York.
deceased TO present tho same with vouch.
ore thereof to the subscriber. At Ito place
OF traneactins business, No. rs Broad
Street Borough OF Manhattan. IN tho CRY
OF New YORK on or oefors the Tth lay Of
January nc1t.
dated, New York. tho 6th day 'ot July.
1920
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Temporary Administrator.
ENRICH. WHEELER & WALTER, A.
torneys for Temporary Ad.rinistrator.
- Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan.
City and County OF New YORK
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John 2. Cohalan. a Surrogate
Of the County OF New York.
NOTICE. Is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against John Van r. HON.
late OF Washington. u. G.. deceased. 10 pro-
sent the same with vouchers thereof TO ths
subscribers a their place OF transactinE bus.
iness a. the Office OF the Metropolitan Trus,
Company OF the City OF New York al No.
50 Wall Street IN tho Borough OF MAnhat-
tan In the City OF New York. or before
the 10th day of January next
Dated. New York. the 3oth day Of JunA
uETRoPoL1rAN TRUST COMPANY OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
RUSSELL NJ. JOHNSTON
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
BUYERS Coming

NOIfITNp
LOS ANGELES-J. w. Robinson Co: Mis-
GeTtrude johnson. dresses and gowns.
Waldorf. eXpected NovelllbAr Is
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

Nass.-Forbes & W aiiace.
house furnishings; ESQ
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side

4oTH Sc W.--Large room overlooking
Park; adjoining bath, exclusive house
references
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York Ry the Grace or God, Free ara
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

sixth Street.
sharp, waists; %0+ Fourth Avenue.
y: IA p!ece goods: a leonard street,
Kata clothing; 400 Fisth Avenue.
s,rons: e5oihlHs =. s0.nt: as;oa hosiery, 4,s5.
soons' 9~s' rs 1 11sfsh m 'A9eu A2enue. '''''" ''s
DETRolT-J. L. hudson, Co.; rneTchand,se
Z. :. Jamlson. boys clothing, furnish
ins.; Miss Mcllugh. coats, 225 Fifth
DETRoIT T-Newcomb- Endicott Co.: r. J.
Fry ladies' ready to wear; 200 Fifth
Avenue.
coats. mack!naws. blouses. lnsn's shirts.
n.sNwesr; ~ MI splns hosisry as sIo.ss
gloves; 225 FIFTH Avenue.
DUBuQuE, iowa--Roshek Bros Co.; r. H.
Roshek. SILK under"ear nsgiisees and
-lsu suits. waists: 81 Fifth Avenns. e,nns '0"''
EAsToN, ra.-rhe orr Co.: D. NJ. Larni
TO. garments; Hymans. rs West Thirty
EVANSVILLE; 1nd.-Anare. Co.. Miss
Sshrssr ,aas, "a 6, ready to wear East
FITzGERALD Ga..--J. y. Mccarthy. dry
goods and general merchandise: coiins
saas Saassns ia rsaay e wear Bros. Ses'""0a''
rARRIsbuRG. Pa.-Kaufmans Under
kaufman: Jobs OF nisses' and women'-
suits. jobs OF rnisses'. womens and
Juniors coats and dresses: Ben Levis.
~ West Twenty-sixth Street.
60: &; Tsaraon. coats suits. waists
HARTFORD-G. Fox &; Co: p. s.orch.
holiday goods. leather goods. jewelry,
! handkerchicfs. gloves tbaserlcnt); Alfred
>, FantI. lis West Thirty ,second Street.
Co..:, +. W. Risgs. gloves. notions.
INDlANAFoL1s--L g. Ayres Co: Mrs,
Rogers ready to wear, to ls; Miss
Krauch. Infants wear. 225 Fifth Avenue.
sADIANAPoLis-H. p. Wasson &. Co;
Mrs. NJ. Emmerich. art goods, c.
Efroymson. leather goods and jewelry
Alfred FAnt ile West Thirty-second
lis Bfade berg. gloves jeweiry. leather
goods; 23o Fifth Avenue.
JANFSTOWN. ~. VA. Anderson WON .
ems wear. Aleazsr-
KCKOMO InG.-Thalnan L. Levi: j.
Frankenthal coats. suita and dresses.
AItrsd Fantl. lis West Thirty second
LEKiNGTON. Ky--H. Simon. dry goods.
wo,nen's ready to wear: pennsyivAnia
LoS -I,roadwsy Department
store Mrs n. Peacock. shirtwaists.
neeligses. house dres.es. Mrs. N Sim.
mons, basement undsrmuslins. aprons
infA7tn wear. petticoAts swcatera and
kni, goods juniors and chiidren's un.
derwear. s5 Madison Avenu"
LpliSNf LE--~Carter Dry Goods 60 w.
lions; - i,eonard street.
| LcrlHVILIH ~st"wsrt Dry Goods 90.
Miss |. Lsssur. children'n dresses. 4. West
Thirty seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Multigraphing
Pianos and Musical Instruments
Trunks
L Umbrellas

DIG 6ARGAIN-New ana used wArcrsbe
trunks ksS SIKH ave. bet. 3ath-3fst -