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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-30
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ChOroba Jater srdce. AL
Zavineny zpusobem vaseho IL
vota nebo klimatickymi a jiny
mi pom6ry, Jest jisto, re choro
by srdce a jater prevladajl V
naSi generaci. OvSem, re mno-
no lidi trpi t6mito chorobami
a nevedi tom, vSak citi Sc BIZ
dnymi a slabymi a vsechna We
selost zmizela z jejich zivota.
VSichni takto stlzeni mohou
cerpati z dopisu, nedaVno do
sl6ho Cd pi. Mary Calsonove
Z Halbrite, Sask., jez pise:
"Chci YAM napsati nekolik
SLOW. Jsem jedna Z tech, jez u
zivaji Ora. Petra Hoboko.
Pred tremi roxy byla jsem
tax nemocna, re jsem Sc sotVa
mOhia udrzetl q SotVa konatl
svoji domaci praci. Trpela
isem chorobou jater a srdce.
Hoboko poskytIo mi dlevy a
vdecim, re nyni citim tax do
bre.' Ora. Petro Hoboko jest
starJ, Casem vyzkou$eny lex.
Nepteite Sc po mem Y l6karn6
Jest dodavan primo lidem, be-
re ella, DR.. Peter Fahrney and
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago. III.
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CdGETE~LG 81 koupit, neb
prodat m6stsky majetek aneh
farnlu, obrat'te sc dnvercu
na nejstarslho a spolehliv@he
ceakeho jcdnatele Fr. Haitaaa,
s642 e.. ~ III. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel. Union 453 l.,
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TOSTI. Prodaji Sc velmi LEVINE
vykladni skIine, dve zrcadla,
police putty modistick6ho
obchodu. T6z nam jeste dam
sk6 klobouky a jin6 veci Sc Wy
prodaii. Prijd'tc do els. 1888
+. 40 ul. 4-3
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rozcileni pohlizel ma jezdce '

rozcileni pohlizel ma jezdce V
nadvori.
Zvuk hlasu lorda Glenhama
doletl k jeho usim. Nemohl
vsak rozeznati slova hrabete,
ale domnival Sc, re Sc taze po
mem. Nepnul svdj sluch, by
zachytil podomkovu odpoved'
a oddechl 81, kdyz uslysel od-
poved' tohoto, jez znela:
"Cesta do Loeb Low vede
primo odtud. Nedavejte Sc V
pravo ami V levo a prijdete k
domu MacDougalovu."
Lord Glenham popral koni
svemu ukajeti zlzen We zlabu
a popoSed nekolik kroku pra-
vii:
"Jel tudy vcera jisty pan v
kotare?"
"Jisty pan cestou do Loeb
| Low? Ano, pane, prenocoval
zde ma dneSck a rano. odjel." ="
Grafton vzdychl z hluboka.
Povi podomek, re pan ten
Sc nedavno vratil s mladou da
mou a jeji sluzkou a re prave
nyni Sc zdrzuji v hotelu? Do
wi Sc tn lord dalsim vyptava-
MIN?
Sramot We vedlejsim pokoji
podesil jej znova. Kdyby Sc
Cecilie vratila do parlu a "a
3lechla hlas Glenhamuv, vse
by bylo ztraceno.
Ale Zdar, ktery mu We vSech
ieho zlych zam6rech slouzil,
neopustil jej ami nyni. Cecilie
nevstoupila do parlu dalsi
hovor mezi lordem Glenha-
mem a podomkem byl preru-
sen objevenim Sc domaciho pa
Ina. VySel do nadvofl a poZdra
viz jej zdvorile nabidl mu po-
hostinstvi sveho domu.
"Zastavim Sc zde ma sve
zpatecni ceste Ultra pravil
hrabe. "Nyni specham. Mu-
sim doraziti k MacDougalovi,
nez Sc setmi."
Odmenil podomka penlzem,
poklonil Sc hostinskemu a po-
! bidnuv kone sv6ho klusal ce-
l stou, vedouci k Loeb Low.
Grafton pozoroval jej stole
u okna jako socha.
"Co jej privadi semi" ia
zaI sc sam sebe.
"On asi uvid6l podpis Mar
lletcin ma psani, kdyz no zved
Y mem byte. Proc mne neob
vinil ma mlst6 Z dvOjstrannt
hry? Proc mne nenazval ZraC
Gem a nepozadal vysv6tleni
DoproVodil mne ma nadrazi ;
odebral Sc domu. Ale druhGht
dne pustil Sc "a mnou. Snadn'
mnc mohl stopoVati do lnver
, nessu odtud do Loch Low
! Zanechal jscm "a scbou znate
nou stopu ~ prokleta hlou
post
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PRCDA Sc. dvourodinny
dnm 0 5ti svetnicich s koupel-
nou dole nahore, vyhrevni
pee, 5hopky ma prani a jine
moderni zarizeni, na dlazd6nc
&. 1906 ul. z Union. Ccna $500
Pfijd'te nebo zavoleite j. +.
Nejediik Co, 110l5 Union A
We. Tel. Broadway 2586, Uni
on 1861 r. I?
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PRODA SE. lot ma Miles Har
ward Park, 146 ul. V Corlett,
naproti kter6mu bude stati
m6stska Skola. Je 40 pri 120
stfevicich. Haste seN elsie
'5812 Portage III. po Ste hod.
yeCer. 3-31
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I y
ny do soukromeho pokoje We
die parlu pro danny V druhem
poschodi.
Grafton objednal dobry O.
bed, nejlepsi jaky mohl zde u
prayen byti - a pc kratk6 roz
mluv6 odebral Sc do horeniho
parlu, ktery byl prazdny.
Grafton posadil Sc k oknu a
vyhlizel ven. Pred hostincem
byl velky dvur yedouci k SLIM
ci. Vclka dTev6na pumpa a
loryto zaujimaly vynikajici
mlsto popredi. To nebylo
v5ak to, nae Grafton pohllzel.
Premy$lel o SVEN dosavadnim
zdaru We SVEN nitemn6m podni
ku a zabyval Sc plany, jak by
Cecilii donutil k poslusnosti
p&du odporu jeho will.
"Sel jsem prilis daleko, a
bych nyni ustoupil,' myslil.
"Nemohu vice ustoupiti. Ona
musl byti moi! Jak velebne
krasnou JEST Tato mole silena
laska k nj vzplanula nyni jeSte
mocnejSim zarem nez kdy dri-
We. Prodal bych svou dust "a
ieji lasku! Trp6livostl Trpe-
livost! A vse, oc pozadam, do
Stane Sc mne,'
Vstoupila sluzka, by prostre
la tabuli. Nez dokonala sVoji
praci, otevrely Sc dvefe a do
Iparlu ystoupila Cecilie, bleda a
Smutna, ale usm6vem ma
rtech. Pristoupila k nemu, po-
Idala mu ODE rucc a d6kovala
mu Vfele IA tax rychle pfispe-
III ku pomoci.
Grafton pfitahl pro nj zidli.
Marketka sedla k oknu. Sluzka
: pilnesla dobre upraveny obed
+ pozustavajici Z drGbeze, a ryb
= a rozlicnych pochoutek. Phi o.
b6d6 poslouzil Grafton CeciliI
: kde jen mohl a pri tenn hoForil
10 sve ceste do Zorlice a vyridil
: Jim mnoho pozdravu cd lidi ze
Zorlice, ktere Jim mel vyrldit
: " padu re budou nalezeny.
"Vydame Sc ma dalSi cestu
20 jednohodinnem odpoGinku,'
pravil Grafton, kdyz Sc mao
} bedvali. Jest skoro cas-. Ne.
: sednete 81 trochu, nez odjcde
me, abystc 81 odpocinula, sleC
+ no Rossc? Nevyhlizite, Jake
bystc byla to snesti dlouhol
t cestu.'
: Jsem simeiSl, nez sc zdam'
praVila Cecilie. "Jsem netrp6li
Il va, abych Ease byla Ma cest6
!. nebot' jen kdyz Sc pohybuji
u citlm Sc bezpetna."
: "KonG 81 odpocinuli. Ract
81 tedy witt svrchni oblek
g vydame Sc ihned ma dalsl ce
J. stu
SIc6na Rossc a Marketka G
a debraly sc do vnitfnlho poke
/, ic,
a "Podrobim svuj osud zkouI
&C drive, nez doiedeme do II
q Ncrncssu," myslil Grafton. IT
>, to odpoledne rozhodne mui pl
y sJi osud. SlyS, co to-
m Aasiechl dupot konskyc
kopyt. Priatolpil k oknu a =
V hledi opatrne ven. Ale hne
"a uskoGil od okna, pri cemz
a odlchtil zaklenim. Jezdec !
prayc zaatayil IL pumpy, nap;
|. jel kone a vyptayal Sc dycht
6 We podomka, Y tom jezdci p
m znal Grafton lu syenu zdeSe
mladGho lorda Glenhama.
III
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Pak-li nejsou zarlivost a zkla-
mana lakota postacitelnymi po-
hnutkami k vrazde, nezapo-
mente, re ona neni osobou Ia
sad, nybrz nebezpecnou, stras-
nou zenou, jejiz vule byla j
zakonem po cely jeji zivot, o.
ma Jest krutou, sobeckou a ne
svedomitou zenou, ktera Sc ne
hrozi zadneho zlocinu k dosa-
Izenf sveho ucele, pak-li Sc zlo-
Gin ten da provesti tajn6 a bez
obavy prozrazeni.' =
"A takovou zenu lord Glen
ham miluje?"
"On il talk nezna, jako Wy a
ia. Laska jest slepa, vite."
Cecilii klesla hlava ma pol
star, Jeji chvejici Sc udy pro
zrazoValy jeji rozcileni pr
zmince lorda Glenhama jm6na
"Domnivam Sc pravila Mar
ketka, "ze mimo vas nehledal
nikdo slecnu Cecilii, pane Graf
tone?"
me, pouze ia a detektivove,
ktcre jsem najal. Kdo iiny il
mel hledati?"
"Veru, kdo?' pravila Ceci-
lie smutn6. "V6d6l lord
Glcnham o mem zmizeni?"
"Ano, povedel jsem mu to.
Rozumi Sc, re jej TO yarmouth
10 a pTal mi zdar V hledani, ale
byl pfiliS zam6stnan svymi "a
lezitostmi, by mn6 mohl byti
napomocen.'
"Kdy Sc bude ZENITH" taxa
la Sc Marketka.
Grafton pohIizel ma divcin
poloukryty oblitej. V6del, zc
miluje Gjenhama Il celG svt
mladG duse. Ved6l, re V bazn
ocekava jeho odpoved'. Roz
lodl Sc utiniti jeji bazni a ne
| iistot6 razcm konec a odpoVe
del:
Lord Glenham a lady Tre
Vorova js5u jiz svoii. Snatol
odbyyal Sc minuly tyden Lon
dyne."
Postava divtina pon6kud $,
zachv6la, ale neVykrikla, ami.
dala a ma ieVo nejake znamen
zarmutku. Ukryla svuj Zarmu
TEX We SVEN srdci, jako nee,
Vclmi posvatn6ho pro oci jin6
ho.
Jc tcdy zenat' prayiIa Ma
ketka.
"Ano a lady TrcyoroVa ics
jcho manzelkou.' ujistil Crai
| ton. Lady GlenhamoVa, star
!oydov6la hrab6nka, ma velko
fradost Ze sve snachy. Lord S
Leonards byl pritomen snatk
a obdaroyal il d6manty a KlC
noty rodiny st. Leonards!'
Stara sluzka yzdychla tezc
kdTa Sc podiyala ia svoji mi;
dou velitelku
"Nyni, kdyl lady Trcvoroy
zmocnila Sc zenicha imen
snad necha slecnu CcciIii II
pohoii."
Nikdo wee neublizI slecr
| Ro Sc, pokud ia budu IA zivu
| pravil Grafton Vfcic. "Jeji be
| pc&nost a blaho bude my
hl2vnim zivotnim 0kolcm.'
| Cccilic uEryia SVui obliGei
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PRIJMOU Sc. muzi a mladl-
ci k uCeni a zhotovoV1nl elek-
trickych pristroju (sWitch
boards) Haste Sc Il p. Jirky u
Tho Electrical Mfg. Co., 4149
vych. 70 ul., jizn6 Cd Harvard
Ave. Al
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12

tor Of the Church Of the immaculate
Heart of Mary, Chester. He succeeds
the late Rtv. p. ]. Ryan. Announce
ment of the appointment has been made
by Archbishop Dougherty.
Father Maginn was born in this city
forty six years ago. He was educated
in st. Patrick's School and at the st.
Charles Seminary.
He was ordained September IA, 1905,
in st. Luke's Church, Chicago, by the
late Bishop Il. ]. Duhne, Of Dallas,
Texas. Following his ordination,
Father Maginn served in the diocese OF
Dallas for fifteen years in the mission
field and also at st. Patrick's Church,
of that city. He returned to this city
three years ago and for time was
stationed at the Church Of the Sacred
Heart.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12

appropriation Of $1,000, to cover the
reception expenses. He has also sug-
gested $40 900 for the New Year shoot
ers' parade January /.
The parade plans for this New Years
will be discussed In detail tomorrow
The shooters are about ready to march
force New Years, IL Council provides
the necessary prize money, which al
ways goes toward expenses Of the clubs.
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s1oo FOR POLICE FUND
Firm Sells but Eight Tickets to
carnivai-uroes Aid From city

A check for 500, and ninety two un- :
sold tickets out Of the allotment Of 100
given the Hoffman Carr Manufacturing
Co. to sell for the police pension fund
games last Saturday was received by
Director Cortelyou today.
In his letter to the director.
George f. Hoffman wrote that his firm
had tried to sell the tickets at their
store, 312 Market street, without sue
cess. He advocated the establishment oi
a fund by the city to make up deficits in
the fund in future.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
MAY REVIVE RECEPTION
Moore Plans to Greet People on New
Years Day

The Mayors New Year reception will
probably be revived this year under
Mayor Moore. In previous administra
tions, with the exception Of that OF
Mayor Smith, the Mayor and his wife
received in the reception room in City
Hall each New Years eve. This Gus
tom was dropped during the war.
The matter will be discussed tomor
mittee on celebrations, when the entire
New Year celebration will be talked
over. Mayor Moore has assured former
Councilman John II. Blaizley and II
Bart McHugh that he will ask for an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
HORSES BURN TO DEATH
100000 Loss on Browns Farms
Homo for Poor Children

Two horses were burned to death
when large stone barn on the grounds
OF Browns Farms, a home for INDECENT
children, wards of the city, at Linden
and Torresdale avenues, Holmesburg
was struck by lightning and burned
during the storm at 8 o'clock this
morning. .....,...
The barn was destroyed with all crops
and farm implements stored therein.
Twenty head Of cattle were led to safety
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
Arm Broken crankIna Motor

William B. Roberts, forty two years,
3444 @ street. suffered fractured right
arm last night while cranking an auto
mobile at Broad street and Girard ave
nue.. He was treated at st. Joseph's
Hospital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12

production reduced selling prices 1t can't be
done with new equipment. Prices too high.
Here's the way Buy Du Pont surplus equipment You
get it quickly than equipment and greatly
reduced COST
Forward looking manufacturers buy than just for
present needs. They anticipate emergencies and future
pansion Think and quickly. Check the list below.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12

new lot of Du Pont surplus equipment SURPRISING even
last sale in bargain opportunities, has just been
released
Manufacturers who came too late who failed to take adj
vantage of previous offer urged quickly get
their share We can't guarantee many choice bar
gains week from
This sale has special appeal manufacturers seeking to lower
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12

LAUNDRY--whits woman wanted I day 4
week. 2 In family Phone Barring 7s5 W.
MARCEL WAIVER, experienced. can seou,,
permanent, good-paying position Esr
MILLINERS-Severai good miiiiners wanted
to assist designer; steady positions, Appis
Gottlieb q Co.. S08 Arch st.
MILLINERS, experienced ON fine wofS,
steady positions: piece or week work Az
ply Gottlieb & Co, s06 Arch st.
SEAMSTRESS. days work: may stav over.
night II more conyenient: Ph. Merion JOS,
sECRETARY-stenoRr competent lady,
wanted mornings. plesse reply BY lettei
POSITIONS FOR WOMEN
NOW OPEN
TWO PERMANENT TRAVELLING positions
that will pay literally, are open for i'm.
mediate acceptance with a reputable, oId
established Chicago house. Applicant muSs
good education. be refined and footloose Il
leave Philadelphia within day or two vii.
lingness to learn more necessary than a:
perience, WE WILL PAY RIGHT WOMEN
SALARY FROM START. and will also paJ
transportation expense. ONLY SERIOUS
MINDED, AMBITIOUS WOMEN NEED kP
PLY. Interviews between o and II a. m. and
to $50 p. m. Mrs. L. g. ROLLER
Adelphia Hotel.
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employees. The loss is about $40,

by employees. The loss Is about &c.,
600.
Rain fell here today for the first
time thus far In October.
II began at Z 7:15 o'clock, in time to
enable folks TO make the most Of 1t on
their way to work. II cleared shortly
after 10 o'clock.
The temperature dropped two degrees
after the storm started.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
| AT CARNEY'S POINT, N. ].

AL CARNEY'S FOlN1, N. J.
ENGINES
l Allis- Chalmers Horizontal Simplex, Right
hand, non-condensing, 500 HIP, IFS
RPM, 22x36.
Harrisburg Tandem Compound, ,,
1T"x28"x22"-400 HIP.
Westinghouse Vertical Compound.
14"x24"xl4-230 HIP.
/ Westinghouse Vertical Compound,
l6"x27"x16"-300 HIP.
Other Vertical Engines of Buckeye, New
York Safety, Sirroco and Troy makes
PUMPS
Worthington Hydraulic Pumps,
"x34"xls"-300o lbs. pressure
Other units, steam, electric and belt-driven.
COAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT
r. H. Beaumont & Co. llo-bueket coal con-
veyor, 2es' long, "a high
r. H. Beaumont Co. 1864 roller chain
conveyor with ITO buckets-l1"x24-ca-
paeity 20 tons per hour .,,vr,e,
Air Lift Coal Elevator. Platform 47"x5'5"
capacity 1900 pounds.
STEEL TANKS
4x2o-lsoo Gal 6'x3l'-6200 Gal
4xl0- e4S 3,xl2'-- $50
5'xl4-2o44 Gal
REFRIGERATION
2-5sH Ton Frick Machines
lis York Machine
liz Remington Machine
Receivers, Condensers, Coolers
GENERATORS
500 XIV. DC. Turbo-Curtiss Turbine
G.E. generator-600
lis X VA, G.E. phase, so cycle, 55ov
l-55 XIV, G.E. ESQ " DC.
CONVEYORS
Belt and Bucket type escalators
ELEVATORS
Otis Electric, Platforms Txl0
TRUCKS
Ton Atlas Car Mfg. Co., storage battery
rail trucks, az" gauge
MIXERS
Werner & Pfleiderer Mixers, Type vi.
Size IS, Class BIB, 100 gallon working ca
pacity. Jacketed for steam or refrigera-
tion.
SWEETIE BARRELS
26" deep, g. diameter; capacity $500 pounds
RECTIFIcATION UNITS
Badger make; columns "a" to 81" diameter
One Beer Still Unit, capacity 1900 gallons
per hour. "
TRANSMISSION
Pulleys, shafting hangers, cone pulleys,
speed reducers, worm gear
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
LAMP SHADES

Wanted, clever. refined woman who car
OF fine lamp shades. Write, stating expept
ence. age and salary desired.
N 4i2. LEDGER OFFICE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
GOES TO CHESTER PARISH
Father Maglnn, Of FrackvIlle, Sent
to Immaculate Heart

The Rev. Francis p. Maginn, Of
Frackville, Pa. has been appointed pas
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AT HOPEWELL, VA.

cORLISS ENGINES
1886" Allis. Chalmers and Nordberg; Mill
type frame; Right and Left Hand.
VERTICAL ENGINES
SIX 5" American Blower Co.
COMPOUND ENGINES
g and 1919" Westinghouse
2e" Diameter, 70 High
ly ZOO
PUMPS
High Pressure Hydraulic
Water Supply Units
Motor Driven Centrifugals
Large range of capacities and sizes
AIR coMPRESSoRS
Laidlaw, Dunn, Gordon, Compound
l2"x22"xl5H"xl5L"xl8"
Ingersoll- Rand Imperial No. 10
l2"xl9"x13"xl3"xlT
12"x22"xl5"xl5"x16"
COAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT
Beaumont and Hunt Units
Capacities up TO 100 tons per hour
STEEL TANKS
26"x g. 2eo Gal. l2'x S7"-Hop. Bot.
s'x 12'- $50 So l46"-l25.0oo Gal.
~ a,.r 2E-zsoo 22So lSx l2- saeo saeo
REFRIGERATION
6-Ton Arctic; Condenser, Receiver. Tank,
Separator
DRYERS
Rotary Direct Heat - Each Cylinder
4x273". Sargent Combination; all metal
construction; continuous single apron; /;
81 long, g. wide.
SULPHUR BURNERS
Glens Falls Rotary, with combination
chamber 4'x2o'
MINERAL OIL EXTRACTING PLANT
For recovery of oil from waste. For solv-
ent extraction and recovery. Capacity,
5000 pounds of oily waste, 5000 gallons
of gasoline.
FILTRATION SYSTEMS
Roberts Gravity Filters. Capacity o25o0o
to 10000 gallons per day.
CRUSHER
Williams No. 10 Deck Sweeper, Hammer
type.
SHEVLIN CENTRIFUGAL SCREENS
SHAFTING
PULLEYS
HANGERS
STEAM AND WATER FITTINGS
VALVES AND PIPING
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GIRLS. IA OR 10

To start as messengers and be advanced IN
higher positions as rapidly as we can train
-" sTRAwBRIDaE & cLoTHIER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12

WOMEN no LEARN BoOKKEEPiTS.Ss ia
o5 to IS years OF age; several vaS~brS 1vbo writ,
n nIain hand; also adjustment tracer, Az. ~
bookkeeping department; those WIN p {e'Jk. kD.
department store experience ptastt,Sh door.
GIAIBEL BROTHERS
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Low Price, Quick Delivery Guaranteed Usabe Condition

WOOD TANK SLAVES
coMPRESSORS
MOTORS-s50 AC.
VALVES AND FITTINGS
ELECTRICAL SPECIALTIES
ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
AT PARLIN, N. J.
Skinner engine, AIS HIP. at l4o lbs steam
PUMPS
Steam and centrifugal
GENERATOR UNIT
l No. 2 Westinghouse, 200 XIV, 22oo w.,
ass amp. 2 phase, 60 cycle
REFRIGERATION
2-48 Ton Frick Machines, l2Izx1sx1s
STEEL TANKS
26"x5'xH"-l6o Gal 3'x3'xH"-132 Gal
MIXERS
Werner & Pfleiderer Mixers, Type vi,
Size IS, Class BIB, 100 gallons working
capacity. Jacketed for steam or refrigera-
ton.
REcTIFICATIoN UNITS
Badger make; columns 81" diameter
TRUCKS
Ton Atlas Car & Mfg. Co. storage battery
rail rucks, 36" gauge
TRANSMISSION
Shafting, pulleys, hangers
STEAM AND WATER FITTINGS
VALVES AND PIPING
CONVEYORS AND ESCALATORS
AIR COMPRESSORS
GENERATORS
COAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT
BEDS AND CoMMISSARY SUPPLIES
PACKER SCREEN
AT HASKELL, NJ.
coRLIss ENGINE
1-Frick, los HIP. at rs lb. steam pressure,
so RPM, l6"x42"
VERTICAL ENGINES
l--4"x"x6o"" Buffalo steam fan with up
right engine
IN. Y. Safety Steam Power Co. upright
engine to l3 HIP. at ITS RPM, 10c
lbs. steam pressure
ENGINE GENERATOR UNITS
Ames Tandem Compound 32s HIP.
connected to Westinghouse 200
XIV, 52o-25o ", 3s4 Amp, DC. Ssb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
DO YOU STILL LOVE TOYS,

DO you realize that selling position in our
big sunny, interesting toy denartment
would be congenial as we'll as paying work
from now until after Christmas?
See Miss CARMEL. Employment Orfice
First fioor gallery
WANAMAKER'S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
PERSONALS

WILL MARY STAFFORD. mother of John
Stafford. who left home 90 years aEo. yet
In touch with Mrs John Stafford, 10th and
S. Harrison sts., Richmond Va. who hn !
an !mportant MASSAGE for herr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-11
HOLDERS OF OATS
 TURN THEM LOOSE
 ON RECORD PRICES
Corn Went Down to See-Saw Close, While Provisions Varied From
 Seven to Seventy Cent Rise
By Associated Pres

Chicago, June 10.-Extreme weakness developed in the grain markets today after oats had jumped to a new high price record Immense realizing sales on the part of the holders brought about the reversal. Corn closed nervous a half cent net lower to 1Ac advance with July 1.74s to 174A and September 1.6l& to 1.62A.
 Oats finished at 21kc decline to 1isc gain.
 Provisions showed rise varying from |7 to roc.
 In the demoralization resulting from
 the heavy selling to unload while fancy
 prices could be obtained, the July de- livery of oats collapsed in value as much as 7c a bushel. Simultaneously a big closing out of spreads between corn and oats took place, the oats being thrown on the market wholesale at whatever figures could be obtained. This
 was in sharp contrast with the action of the trade In both corn and oats up to noon, the oats market, in particular showing unusual power to absorb of- ferings. Demand which at the last had spent it's force, was based. in main, on a prospect that receipts would some- time continue small and that crops might deteriorate before harvest Corn derived it's first strength and Its subsequent weakness almost entirely from the wild fluctuations of oats. Higher values on hogs. together with export call for lard strengthened pro visions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-11
Coffee Market o.. Asso,tsxnd prass

New York. June 10.-The, market for coffee futures was easier today under selling which was supposed to De chiefly the liquidation of tired long accounts. First prices were to $ points lower and active months sold A to 35 points below last nights clos ing figures, with July relatively weak. The delivery sold at 14.50c and De- cember at 1425c. but the close was a few points up from the lowest. show ing net decline of to 21 points. Closing bids: June 14.5ac. July. 14.64c; September. 14.44c: October, 14.43c; December, 14.40c; January. 14.41c; March and May, 14.44c.
 Spot coffee quiet; Rio Is, 15Ac: Santos As, 231k e e4c, No new offers were reported in the cost and freight market.
 The official cables showed an ad- vance of, 75 reis at Rio but a decline of 1-1Sd in the rate of Rio exchange on London and of "a to 200 reis in santos futures. Brazilian port re- ceipts. 17.00o; Jundiahy receipts. 5000. Rio cleared 22,500 for the United States