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New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
- olJ.-y ttIfltJ1 Inl AuVEItiS mn
was the backbone Of The. aaripaifti,
plus the backbone Of th6 r,aiiufae.
Mems Furnishers to Meet:
Standard Order Is Problem

The board of directors Of the Ma
tional Wholesale Mems Furnishing As
soclation will meet at the organization
headquarters tomorrow a. II a. m. 70
consider the adoption of standar I'd
signed order blank. The movement is
said to have received the Endorsement
Of the retailers, particularly those rep
resented by the National Retail Cloth
iers' Association. which has been CO.
operating with the whole sale furnish
ings body in drafting the new order
blank
At the same time the directors will
consider the drafting of a new bill to
be presented to the New York Legisla-
ture, aimed to revise the existing laws
against fake sales," to include some
abuses that have recently sprung up
The many fraudulent manufacturers
outlet sales" have been receiving the
attention of the wholesalers in recent
months
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
Buyers Arrived
ITairchild Service

ARKANSAS CITY. Kan.--The Newman
Dry Goods Co.; Miss Kciscr, suits: Nc
AsHEv11I.E. \ C.-s. 1Apinsly. Son &
Bro: Mr.. Storms silks; 432 Fourth
Avennc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Whocsae Corr.
NJ. G.. Frazier, muslin underwear, r.. n
Reid. silk and dress goods, 1854 Fourth
nAI;TlMoRE-ncrnhc'n'cr nroa: J. ncrk
dresses: Miss Lclhcrstcin. children's
coats and furs 1851 Broadway.
furs Wcs, c0 n,rty C SEA
TIMOpF-Amcrican Wholesale Cor
poration: c. MullIlScn. toilet articles a54
BALTIMORE N nlaunstcin & Co s.
blamnst"in; dry goods; Aberdeen.
mnns"r The L. An"sx G"1'FrE
BALTlMORF-Ju Cutrnan. T.. J. Gutma n
coats suits, dresses. SKIRTS Pcnnsyl
TtMORE-Ilut2lcr Hros.; Miss s
REILLY. notions; a52 Fourth Avenue.
BA TlMOKE-Sonncnborn & CO.. S. r.
Sonncnborn. manufacturer clothing. 22t
Fifth Avenue.
nALTIMonr- American Wholesale Co.
NJ. q. Frazier. handk"rchi"fs. laccs cn-
broidcres. undcw"ar a5l Fourth Avenue
UAITIMOItF,-ll"rnh lsros.: J. t.
ncrk. waists corsets house dresses. 1861
TIMOKi1-Am"rican Wholesale CO.
~. s. Mcss.rsmith. rcmnanta. 354 Fourth
Avenue.
MONT Tex --E. l. t;rccnberg. no
i"ns furnishings: P"nnaylvania.
ElRMlNGllAM Aa.--Parsian Co: Miss
sisw"Id, millinery and furs: 2la Fiftf
Avenue l3th Moor.
BlNGilAMTON. n. VI. l.. Morgan Co
A. w Pickett. muslin undcrwcar. hors,
blankets: Grnnd
BOSToN-W. Filcnc's Sons Co.. bnsc.ncn,
buyers: MIR. O'Erirn. w"ncn's and
misses coats and suits MIR. Ring WON
ems and misses dresses Nj. Tobcy
shoes; Miss Callahan. 4 silk and muslin
underwcnr Miss Dartt. house dresses
ncgiigccs and hathrnbrs; Miss Willinms
womens hosiery iss Sweeney. millinery
Mr.. Day. waists, Mr. Levin. chiidrrn'.
and juniors' and Erls' coats. Miss pu-
gu"ttr. wom"ns skirts and nwcntcru. MIR
G"oihuc. gloves UpHtnirs \ Miller
mems hrrcry and underwear. Miss Der.
way. infants' dr.ssrs. Mrs Bogl" sill
and muslin undrrwrnr Mr.. Hunting
womcns coata Mr.. Huilock, women.
suitH; Mr.. o'N"il. misses mits Mis-,
Morrls"y. w"ncn'a Hlsirts Miss Louis
millinery. MIR. Murray. ncxp"nHivs
drrns's. 225 tifth Avenue.
BcSTpN- jordan Mntsh CO. ~. Arm
HtronK. misses and wuihrn'a cotton
wn'"tn, + A IIurd!c1. wom"n's coats
skirt" bathing auitr. q. ri. Quest. hous'
turn'rh'nE". hardware. bnnkcts r.. A
Fuller furs: f. s. I.nwnon. toilet article,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
1ANUAsTER. Pa.--watt & ,shAnd Co. G
fssxs shsststx;sr, sl}ka: 4sS Foutth AyszHs.. -,
j. Haits, Silks 1872 Fonrth. Avenue, Il
LAW RENoE. Mass.-Boston Credit oioth-

ins CO.. S X. Kausmah assS0ssa soos soass s dressss
LAWREScE. W q MaasA. sHs "a. b suthcriand CO.
p. j. Ciranfieid silks: 4a3 Fourth Avenue.
LhwlsToX. Pa.-N; Rose Co.: NJ. Rose.
LEXINGTON, Ky.-wolf. Vile & Co. G.
G. Wilson. blankets. coverings. etc; ll6
!NT, WTst = Thr'fi t isseonS ssTeet 1uno rns,na
French Shop: Thomas Schivane. coats
dresses; houses: nreslin.
Los ANti F.. I.ES--Buliock Mrs. Thomp
son. ladies coats, suits and skirts; Miss
Gardner, millinery: 225 Fifth Avenue.
Los EGELEs-Broadway Dcpartment
store Mrs. Lown. coats for upstairs; W.
II. He2zo. ready to wear; 95 Madison
LcrIsvILLE-Fans City Mills Co.: c.
Kaizcr. SILKS; +a2 Fourth Avenue.
MACON. Ga.-Danncnbcrg's W F. Dan
MACON. Ga---Cnion u. c. CO.; MIR. Julian.
piece goods; 1850 Broadway.
wr.r Gsra GsreFr So MTS s,Ass Au
DDIEToWN. Conn-J H. Bunce Co .
F. F.; Mnrray Knit undsrws9r swsa'ers we,
Water notions. jcwelry. toilet articles:
4Oa Fourth Avenue
NilI.W AUX EE-Paris Fashion Co.: G. d.
schccn. mdsc. manager: rcnnsylvanIa
MUSKOGEE. Okln.-Calhoun u. q. Co
Milton Bcoker basement ready 10 wear;
a. ]. Calhoun. indsc. mgr. j II. Lyle
NEW HAVEN. -shartenbcrg G. Rob
inson Co.. w. II. Howe. electrical sup
NEW HAVEN. conn-1;anhlc- Desmond
CO.. j. Minnls. silks. 432 Fourth Ave
NEW ORLEANS--D. II. Holmes Co.. Mrs
X. S Sherwood. dr"sscs. skirts waists.
ioha cloaks and suits, Is East Twenty
sixth Street.
NEWTON. Kans.-Rorabaueh- Kennel Or,
Gooda Co; L. E kennel. silks. cottons
piece goods: Rorabaugh- Ewing CO.. act
Fifth Avenue.
NoRFOI.i<. Va.--s,roud & Kotecn Co: MIR
l<otren. furniture and floor coverings
PENNSYLVANIA
NORFOLK. Na.~-Miss IL. Polls. dry soods
NORFOLK. Na.-Mili,r. Rhoadcs X Swartx
H. Er9cs, silks: So Fourth Avenue.
NORWICH. Conn.-rortcous- Mitchell Co.
G. Chine. nilks. 433 Fourth Avenue.
NoKWItW. conn.-Roid & Hughes Co. !
Enssey. mcns furnishings. wash goods
Miss Is. Gleason. inualin underwear. cor
sets and infants wear. 4o4 Fourth Ave.
NORWICH. y. Y.-Johnson & SYKES: y. I.
Johnson. sencral merchandise: Contincn
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. -- Ro.ahaush
Brown l'ry Goods CO.. r. c. Lyon. j. {
Allen silks. c"ttona. piece goods; Rora
hangh Ewing Co.. 800 rifth Avenue
OK kI.AllpMA ClTY. tlNa Kerr Dry Good
Co Y. II. Eoettcher. ladies' wear.
East rhlriN-third Street.
OMAHA - Orkin Bros; ] orkin. iob'
drrss.S. ZIG lifth Avenue, room Goa.
OMAHA -- Ei,lrcIgc- Reynolds 60 \. X
M'ndcr. coats only. 10 East Thirty -secon,
rAWrVsI<ET II. i.--shartcnb,ar 4 Rob
inson; II. n Ensign. msn's furnishings
Fi">r hosiery. knit underwear 40
Fourth Avenue
El.PUlA-StcWnrt'a Miss H. kco
mig. dr"ssrs, Mir Goldbrrg. tohs. bette
grade drcssen. Alfred rantl. ll6 wes
Vh'"''.r '''N -
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
Commercial Credit

Easing in money rates is becoming
more apparent daily, due more to ar
increase in the supply Of available
money, rather than to any slackcninl
in demand for business funds, accot l.
ing to bankers 1t is reported that the
money situation in the West is easier
than in thc East.
Commercial paper is now being dis
counted freely at 7'4 per cent for the
best known names, against & per cent
a few weeks ago. Some paper is still
going at the latter figure, however.
a lowering in rate for bankers &C.
ccptanccs is reported from Western
banking ccnters. All classes of com.
mcrcial paper apparently enjoy bet
ter market in the West than in tn.
E'uct
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01

S9'sci '',;,, fancy c'prHd white oSrc' ordinary
Yesterdays Previous Year
N New SSFS so;5 'ssS ssso Sos $3.50 soss sss
Chicago:
Ncccmbcr 49,. .iiN 45as rs Y
May ........ '4Ss. 4s7s rs.
Kyc--Markct steady.
Ycstcrday's prcvfsns Year
No. Wcstcrns si.o2's slG2 slS5u
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
Spring pat tsSgSGfS ss.25mS.6o sls'75
Cornneal. > 5nft 2.75 2501f275 3SOdp 3oO
Rye ticur.. S.oooi $50 S.250n $50 $500 8. 90
bran. 1000 1000 $3.50
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago
Live beef. fair to
prime loo lbs slo.25@l45o sls.oo@l725
d sc beef.
sides. lb...... 1870 .25 .1s@ .27
Live Vcals COM
mon to prime.
700 lbs. ........ 1900 QD1S.00 100 u 23. 90
u e Il veal.
city. lb......: 200 .2s .24@ "a
Livc ewes. 100
lbs. ......... 35O0D 600 50O6 900
Dressed mutton,
city. ID. ... .os@ is 100 .1s
Live lambs, far
to prime. 100
lbs. ........ 1o.oo@1A.oO 15.ooQlooo
Dressed lambs.
city. lb....... .?2H 80 o00 o6
ToEs 100 lbs 11.o060ll5O 140OGs142
Dressed h gc.
bacon. is...... .lsGls,! .22X @c:*
Fork. bbi. ....... &c. o.oor, 3l.00 $3.50
Mess beet. hbl.. ~. 90 n 20 90 2o 90 4, OF 90
Lard. Middlc
West. TOO lbs l775Gf1VOo o4oOGIo4 3o
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
Ovcrcoat Guaranty Expires

general reduction in the whole
sale prices OF ovcrcoats is expected to-
day. when the guarantee agreement
reached between the organized whole
salcrs and retailers at Atlantic City
last summer expires. The guaranty
on suits expired on November Is, and
was followed by a reduction reaching
as high as 40 per cent for leftover fall
merchandise. Already, it is reported,
clothing manufacturers are offering re-
tailcrs reductions Of from % to 30 per
cent on ovcrcoats to be shipped after
to-day. 1t is not anticipated that the
reductions in ovcrcoats will be as large
as they were in suits, since the former
have been selling in better quantities
since the start of the fall retail selling
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
Ask Prices for Inventories

Much of the mail now coming to the
desks of textile selling agents here
consists of requests for new price lists
to be used rs basis for figuring in
vcntorics Jobbers and retailers in
general are preparing to take their an
nual or scmi-annual inventories as
early as possible this year, and also to
figure goods in stock on the basis Of
market rather than cost prices. This
method has been permitted by the
Treasury Department for purposes Of
computing income and profits taxes,
and is being generally adopted
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
Shows Pep Can Combat
Duh Business Conditions
Garment Manufactures Asserts
Energy and 1magina-
ton Count

Individual initiative, energy and
imagination applied to constructive
sales effort are reflected in exceptions
TO the generally dull business condi-
tons, according to A. +. Allison, gem
cral secretary of tfhc International
Association Of Garment Manufac-
turcrs.
Speaking before meeting Of the
Trade Organization Secretaries. OF
New York City at the Republican
Club yesterday, Mr.. Allison cited two
instances of such exceptions. the re-
suit Of intensive sales methods. One
city of 10000, the Middle West, doing
more than ST 100000 worth of bust
moss n year. department records in
this store for last month";" he said
Showed Il 10 per cent net gain in
gross sales, compared to a year ago
although the women's rcady-to- wear
section, particularly in coats and
suits, lost. This is a gain recorded over
a record breaking business year ago
1t wasn't brought about by IL discussion
Of business conditions, but by a go
gct-'cm' spirit
"A certain overall manufacturer re-
Gently put over "a sales and advcrtis-
ing campaign in New England With
out precedent. Results were pho
nomcnal. In one little industrial city
whore most Of the workers in the
mills and factories had been out of
work for from thirty to ninety days
previous on account of strikes and
lay offs, the retail merchant who par
tlcipitatcd in this campaign sold over
800 pairs of ovcralls during the
thrcc-day sale. Price to the mer-
chant was S24 per dozen; price to
the consumer, S2.25 per pair.
'''-~'' i;c-..
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
Strong Diamond Demand
Eor.7 Months. SAYS Dealer

Business transacted in the diamond
trade during the first seven months of
this year has been Unprecedented. ac-
cording to a leading diamond dealer.
Although of the opinion that the bust
ness transacted in the remaining
rloa-is Of the ys'y viii 10, caual II,
value that Of the preceding year, he an.
ticlpatad little Or no dec line In VOL
utne, dagpite the fact that the unetnA
pioyed list throughout the country is
growing, larger, which would necessar-
lily caution the workingman to be less
extravagant.
The condition of the diamond trade
in Europe is such that the demand has
exceeded the supply, according to re-
port recently received by diamond
rrprch hcnt
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
Shirt Prices Falling

Apparently shirt manufacturers are
inclined to get out from under" in
high priced merchandise as rnpidlv as
possible. Within the last week at least
four lnrgc manufacturers have mndc
great rcduct 'ons in prices of stock
goods in order to move them. Retail
crs in turn arc rejecting the lower
wholesale prices with offerings ranging
as low ns 95 cents for printed pcrcnlcs
and S2.G5 for woven and corded mad
rax ahirta
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
Curb Tone Fairly
Strong; Trading g
Activity Grows
Industrials Generally Firm
With Interest Attached
to Asphalt on Last Day
OH the Outside Market

Trading activity showed notice able
increase yesterday on the curb market,
with industrials generally firm and oils
fairly we'll sustained. General Asphalt
attracted interest on the last day of
trading on the outside market, moving
up from 42M to 45A. 1t saggcd Oft
later, however, and the net gain for
the day was only about point.
Oils were fairly we'll held, Midwest
Refining moving up q point and Ryan
Consolidated gaining nearly a point
International Petroleum was steady.
Mining stocks were active and gen
crally strong most Of the day.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
Conference on Cancellations

Scv"ral plans for eliminating cancel
lhtions OF orders, returns Of mcrchan-
diBc and other trade irrcgularitics ara
understood to have been prcpnrcd for
prcHcntntion Mt the textile conference
which will meet thin afternoon at the
Waldorf Astorin Hotel. The CON
ference ia the rcault Of scrio. OF
meetings Of prominent textile men IN
Philndelphn. Invitations to tho con-
ference hnvc bren sent to all branch es
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
Demand for Corn Light
after COrering by Shorts

The corn market was only modcr-
ately active and prices cased off fro'l
n light early advance and closed easy.
with net losses of q to Ike. Lead
ing commission houses were liberal
sellers on the bulgcs. and after shorts
had covered the demand was light
Receipts were only moderate at pri-
mary points. but the cash demand was
slow. and Western caSn markets were
slightly easier. In the local cash mar
kct No. yellow was quoted at 97l2c;
No. , mixed. 95'-c c. i. +. New York,
ten days shiNmcnt.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New ,,TS. YgrlS sn sle-" - <@ @'sTg ,.. sI "gGi
Chicago:
l''e'.Inh'r 49,. 60 Go Is :
May .---...... =" = l.5N
Oat>-rho oats market was heavy dur.
e.: tin greater part of til" day and closed
f'.iih II MT loss' Of : t" ! &C. cash hutS' :
u'rc III prnciual 8. ll'rS and tho cash
pos li"n was weak. The local cash mar
h.t was caster. 80. white quoted IL
- ~ '.r: Nn white toia /" tic: No. .
Whit. 49, to soc, so. Whit. 5>i2 to
TRI'ST COMPANY \TENIE\rS
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01

lnuld'r, dry goods, notions, shoes; Nc
G-.iN:, RAPIDS. Mich.-Fricdman- Spring
lry Goods co.; G. : HARRISON tbas"-
monD ready TO wear; Mrs. l.. G. Stchbins.
muslin underwear. cors,ts; Mrs. G.
mings; \. Il. Curtiss. m.rchandisc man
ag"r; i. Hopper. domcstics. linens. silks.
dress goods, wash goods. bcddings; 352
Fourth Avenue.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.-Fri"lman Spring
Dry Goods co.: y. I}. Curtis. manager;
80 Fourth Avenue.
GRAND RAPII,S-Ch Charlos Tranltla Co. ].
bochsey silks; 422 Fourth Avenue.
GRAND RAPIDS. Friedman Spring
Dry Goods CO.: Mrs. l.. Stcbhins. won-
"n's furnishings: a52 Fourth Avenue.
GREENWOOD s. C.-E. l.. Pinson Co.; e.
llARrFoliD, C"nn.-G. f'"N ~ Co..; Miss
l.. Hayes. nrglig"cs Alfred Fantl. IlG
West Thirty second street.
HARTFOkp. Conn.-SaE" Allen Co; X. y.
Shr"han. waists. ncElig",s. silk petit
coats. Miss *. NJ. Kic,. ribbons: 4o4
Mr.. iia5cocN. ladies' >~"ay 'S'N t" wear: io4 "'
Fourth Avcnnc.
APoIIS-t:oldstcin Bros. s. L.
,'"ldstein dresses. infants wear; 4oi
1NnINNAroLls-sclir Dry Goods Co.; II
S"lig turs; *.2 Fou.th Avenue.
NplANAIoLIS- $ Ayrcs Co; Miss
stephens. furs: 225 Eifth Avenue
INDlANA NAioLiS-Ilihhcn. liollweg Co.:
JoIiNSToWN. \. "A. Rosenthal. dry
goods.
LANNAS~ ~; r;t-,l.ssr ( ..r9; S ".
war and furs; T.. Il. 81; " I. =, a in
tcnh"nt mons and poYs' cttih'h5. io+
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01

can find here number OF profitable
and attractive offers TO submit 20 rs
clientele. Can get the customers
orders before the goods are pur-
chased. Visit the sample room.
TEN per cent Reduction now On
stead of So from list prices on
wholesale orders cover S250). Other
substantial discounts on large pur-
ohascs. Thirty days TO complete pny-
ment. Ring up md state your require
ments; or ask for catalogue Tel.
Sunset 800. Ext-755. Or write: L. ).
Navy Board of Survey. Appraisal and
Sale. Naval Supply Depot. Roth st.
and 3rd Ave. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Eugene II. TriCOg.
Lieut.. Commander Is. CO.. u. S. N.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01

PHILApELPHIA-I.it Bros: Mrs. C-cev
chiidren's raincoats Miss Siocklalr. in
fants' dresses l2nl I'roa.iway.
PHI1.i DELPHI I-A-W"Ar II Co. \. Ssh"if
silk lopln dress goods. mrn's =w'.if.t.
boys suits. work shirts: 80 Iir".l '.t.
PlilLADELPlII-A-l, II. Kalnhoi::
w""l'ns. silks; IL East Twenty --iNti
Street.
fIIi-J. I.aranltn < Iiros
j. Largman. silks; "a" Fifth Az, nu".
Continued on next pase)
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
l!}Sssal l}t. s. laeea, .s.nbtold.rles,V tlbOons.
BUFFALO - L. Joseph. then'B clothing

i:.AN4l A1aN, fil.--w. Lewis & Co.: M.
Thirty.third Street.
C1IICAGO--Baer Bros. & Prodle; l.. Baer
hats. mems furnishing goods and cloth.
Ing. Marlborough.
CHICAGO - Shonni ger -Heinshclmcr Mfg
Co.. ~ r. Hcinshiemcr, coats. suits;
pennsylvania.
ChlCAt,V-W. c. West. merchant tailor:
McAlpin.
CHICAGO-S L. Rubcl &, Co.: S l.. Rubel
dresses. coats. suits waists
CH1CAGO-Ward Bros. g. CO.. +. Ward
cHic. Go--Marshail Field & CO.: w. !.
Gibbs shoes: IL: S. Manchester. women's.
misses: juriors'.. intermediates girls and
infants coats. silk dresses and suits for
spring. Wholesale; 1902 Broadway
HlrA,;O-Nharlcs a. stevens; Miss c.
Kassl'nr b"s%mcn. miIinery' 40 East
CH1CAGO--Chicago Merchandise Co: C.
A. ,t"nehili. millinery; 62l Broadway.
CHlCAGo-tarson, prie Scott Co.; l..
spring; Miss Gross. furs: 4o4 Fourth
CINCINN ATI-L. stix Dry Goods Co.: Mr..
raHdock. white goods and cmbroidcrics;
cHIcAGo-Liberty. Dress Co; NJ. Golditch.
jobs " Of chii%rsns 80 wool a. and di~S"S%nt va1ett
r, dTSsSss l.y IS, q West Twsm,y -sixth street
cLEv rI.AND 81 Rosenblum ''' crcdit re-,
a
overcoats: PENNSYLVANIA.
ClENELAND-Bailey Co. ]. T.. Meisel.
Jobs coats; 81 West Twenty sixth Street.
COLUMBUS. O.--Clarkc Davis Co. H. M'
Clark. hats. silks. velvcts and ribbons,
CoLUMnt's. o.--r. & r. Lazarus Co.: Mr..
Schmitt, wash goods. domestics. linens:
70 fifth Avenue.
CCltMbCS, Ohio-kobacher & Sons: j.
kobnchcr. women's wear: Pennsylvania
DENVER. Col -lraniels X Fisher co.. r.
y ,i
blankets: Pennsylvania
pENNnH. C"i-,;ano, pownes Co. Miss
~ 6. Williams. wotnens apparel: sos
Filth Avenue. room 1916.
ENNEN-Ncustctcr Co..: Miss k..nc
dresses: Oscar Abel, l6 West Thirty
sixth Street
DETROIT j. L.. Hudson CO.; Mr. Reilly.
bErNeIT- American Lady Corset Co. j.
Si"Ecl corsets, Pennsylvania
pui,UTII Minn.-'rhe Layton shop: Mrs
Robert Fulton Hotel
pvKlIAM \. c.-Carr- Bryant Co.: MIR.
=. err. shoes; r'nnsyivnniA:
Ei,MlitA \. Y.-Shcchan brot theirs; II. l..
Hilton. w,mrns and gents hosiery and
gents furnishings, Io5 Grand street,
hMPoKIA. knn..-A, O. korannush Dry
Goods co..: j. Y. Paxton and u j. Fir
haush- Ewing Co. $3.50 Fif,h Avenue
ERIE. I'n.-Eric Dry Goods co.. Miss i
Shepard, wom"n's ready to wear. A32
nvANsvlLi.E. Ind a r lahr & sons.
H. Manuel. Jobs coats. suits and drcsacs
1855 li.uadwny
FLINT. Mlch,-iI. n. Bush Co; II. n
nunh dry goods. notions. J. T. aaia. DIR,
soods notions, no nroAhw"y.
nishings, ladioH' wcnr. 6. J. Farley. prrni
dent; {. Simhins. piece gods. rll,s
linens. whit" goods, dress goods J. -
am'th. knit "ndcrwcar "a Icon"r|
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01

Foy~n,t"r 13d 1870
4 quarterly diyiHcnd Of TWO FER Gent
fhtj has 'his d3I r""1 d"cihr"d on tho
'DHNp% rTDCH of mis- Company, pay
aDIe D"'efnbrr &iri, lnaG. - stockhrldcrr
II foeprd b"oeinb"r 'Elh. 1870
The Tiansfrt ioDkH wul no, be closod.
th'chs nm b' i"a.I"d w bankers Trus.
fDinvanJ.
u r I.A EGIlAilr Trcanutcr.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
TExAs PACIFIC coal AND or
fDNy1.y

IIf''HIDEF I. I1EV
~ the regular sn".'.rY II 'n~ KrccutlYc
Ccmrnift~e hrlf 'so/.;nref ~ l5z1 :, nan
d~cisfeG. %, II the accumulated surplus
anG net earn1rsT " fhss rofuvany . ds "
d~ut NJ nm c$"n. ane IN IN '}la rogn-
! t5zf, IN stoez NJ IN" cefn,,any ~ tar ~
etoezhnsdern vf r"cnfH ~ n. ,.}ose of t,,,st-
uses on Deeenbef 10 lsz5
j. Il fhaH pfesiAen,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE g. TIKI II
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
OFFICE OF
The United Gas Improvement Co.

y. W. tVE. BKOAD AEtU NTKFETs.
~ rnilade'pnia. sept :. i31o.
me nr"r'pfs n"Te tfis dry declared
quarterly dividend If one and thrre~qnnr-
tiers per cent fs7Isc per share) IN tho Pro
."rf"1 St"ek ~ this Company. payable
December ID. 1920 20 holders Of Ffefcrrod
st>r< ~ r"csra al th1 clDxo u Ouslnres
EDysrnOsr ~. ita9
thecXs VIII he mailed
" NORRIS Treaxurer
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
NOKIIIEH$ rIPE LINE COMPANY

II Hfr"dw"y. %cw YorI Nov 2i. la1o
HiFi4"nd II hYo dollars per share ha.
b""n 1""laf"d on the capital stack OF this
FD4np"ny, payable january ist 1871. /,
rtp'k ka"id"rs ~ r'oord at tne clonc VI bust e.
n"a# Dro"wb"r I'm. 1J20.
Aii "pnnln1"a ipua regarding payment
rr rhan%r ri,hdhrcfe rbpuld be ncn, t. tho
pnd"fsii:n"d not later than December 24th.
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GFDNGE cIfEaEBrD'. Accrc,ary
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
RAILWAY ~TEEL-SrRIN< COMPANY
30 (hurch Street. Ncw York lfX

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80 Church street. New York CITY
Sogenb' 22d 1890
quarterly dividend of one AND
TIL iNEE Z NANTERS PER CEN'r a.%)
hos 'hls Gay b"fn declared on the PRE-
iIHkl;D STOCK Of this Company. pay-
"h!- ij"c"nb"f 20'h. ls2O. ~ Stoc1ho!dcrs
y record I'oecinbrr bjh 1870
The TranNfcr l5ooHA VIII not be tloscd
'hrcha wa 10 inalicG by I3anhers Trust
Company.
H. s. EA%GlIADr r,co.,r.r
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AMEI1fNAN ON go

Ipnftefi1 aiyid"nd ~ one ana three.
quarters p"f Neri hDs b'~u de,}urrd on tho
Fyef"sI"d Hirct ri mir Company, psyhbir
tarVnf1 zf1. IJkj. ~ Airrhhrld"fs ~ focrrd
At me ase III buslneFa D"ceulber t1tiI.
i3zD, Jhnafer Lr,ks will feFonih open.
ftef bs fi4B}}"6 ~ I8NDM.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-01

fhtrles H. Drew has resigned from the.
Hffp NJ Tfserr. Drew z CO. and liz now as
sociat"d with Redmond e Co. In ,hc man
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New-York tribune., 1920-12-01
AMxxIrAN cuIcLK o,>,..Nv

yFNFKEkEI1 rI'7'-'1 '7YlDEti
tssw York -. r. spY"u'bs ~ j9zo
,rn4 J.oArc NJ D;fe,frrs ha# sA!s da1 De.
esers1 th4 rsgniar 1oaf'"slr egD,rnd II
onr a>,d ,ne.nzN PER N"nf q HHt YayA5lo
Isnnzfy 3 M ~ stDeI hpidff, " er.,f1
- ~ 1>,l.l> n1on m iJ~reu4Def u fsz0
u H. G}'DNEEftF. 8's.inru
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grim. 'oS- 'H''s' Mi-S N. Mahsn1y ii1s ~ mssss ,"
dresses: Miss NJ. A. Turner. ribbons.
basement: 432 Fourth Avenue.
chandler CO.: II. Ellis. hosiery
and und"rNear: Miss s. l'yol'. miss :
NNan. ladies' sweaters.
,SrO rON-s;ilchrist co..; basement: A.
Cohen, coats suits and dresses: Miss H.
Kir", hosiery ami knit underwear: Miss
~ l'n"r. muslin urritrw"ar. ba,hroh"s
ana Infants w"ar; urstairs: Miss. r.
Min"hnn. girls and juniors wear: Mrs
Allar'. silk and muslin underwear: 9oo
r'ifth Avenue.
BOSTON Regal Cloak CO.: NJ. Lcvcnson
sprint! dresses: S"nton.
HoSToN--R u. Whit. co.: Mrs Sullivan
n"EllE""*; Miss Softlcy, corscts; 43s
HoSToNIShcpard. Stores Co. G. East :
man. dresses. coats. suits; 290 Fifth
Avenue.
HKlDGEroE~. ..onn - Ilowland pr,
Goods Co.,; !. u. Granficld. mems fur
nishinEs. hosiery. gloves. umbrellas: f.
Miss swift: assistant: 4o4 Fourth .\vcnu"
HRlSTDL. Na.-II Taylor wonarn's rea,:y
t" wear: Abcrdcrn
HI IFFAI.o. y. Y.sJ. ~ Adam co.: !. II.
Ionnor. mems &othinv: }. A. Taylor.
i~senhuhrr sivcrwar and i'wc,rvs 'sS ui". n'
l'eT"mpl". leather goods; West Thirty
seventh Street.
\. Adam Co. J. A. Taylor
handkcrchirfs lac-s cmbroidcrics; ,
West Thirty seventh street
III tFAIo. y. y. William IIcngcrcr co.
w. j. Boyle. silks velvot, and dress
.,:,.,. En"ds. Vest ThirtY-s~ven,h Street
Hw"ntv ninth SFtH"f y '''
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cx~EnaI rnknicAL tonPaA. =

zs sr-sa ~, Hem Ypfz #1yo'eDe, 4. szo.
rne feHpt4f guat'"flI 1i/'''nr ppe
s.1 4nD.naif psr rent fHHl wi' ~ ssaid
Janyary y, i9zF m pfefeff'a rfo' ~. i
-, ,.,.sd :, ~ T. H.. DN""t mr. -, 91G
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Eermnn- Internal Eontis
tQuotcd In dollars per 1000 n,orks,
Sales Omen Iii,, ,
l11 'Bcrlin 4s .. ~ '''',' ,,'
-Frcnch os Prom 52l, 5zl III .
'"''"'""' foeIlh cehts per nhurc
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RAILWAY SyFEI-SrHf\f, CUNp<<y
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