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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

500 Pairs of women-s Shoes at S5.s5.
Whitehousc Shoe Store. 165 Smith ST.
1fR61--1-6-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21
MONTALVO HAS THE
LATEST RECORD HITS

DardenelIa, Now l Know. Wonderful
Pal, Am Climbing Mountains. All The
Quakers are Shoulder Shakers. When 1t
Comes To Loving The Girls I'm Away
Ahead of The FINES, You Know What
You Had Me. Give Me The Sultan's
Hareni, Meet Me In Bubble land, and
Mutt and JEFF In Mexico. II You want
the hits MONTALVO. 80 Smith St, has
them first. 122oS-1-lT-6tS
Avoid Dangers of Exposed Tub But
ter Buy Blue Ribbon Butter in
Alright Cartons. No hands Ever touch
1t. Ask Your Grocer 12a04-1-2l-2h
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

500 Pairs OF Women Shoes at $3.50
Whitehouse Shoe Store. 16h Smith St
l1S6l-l-6-tts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

Carpenter worn and Jopbing prompt
ly attended to. Geo II. Thompson. 81
Lewis st. Phone 1909 W.
6474--6-25-wed and sat f.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

'It is doubtful if congress begins
any new projects this year." said Mr..
Warner, lowing to needs for the
strictest economy at the present
TINA -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-21

500 Pairs OF women's shoes at s5.85 |
Whitehouse Shoe Store. 165 Smith St |
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31-The cotton
market was comparatively quiet during
today's early trading. but prices showed
q declining tendency under scattering
liquidation for over the week end and
there also appeared to be some selling
here for Southern account.
The opening was steady at a decline
of 4 to 10 points and active months
sold 10 to IS points net lower during
the first few minutes. with May touch
ing 34,40 and July 1886 Part Of the
local selling was supposed to reflect
disappointment over the failure to reach
an agreement on the peace treaty yes
terday and continued nervousness over
money or foreign exchange rates, but
there was some scattered buying at the
decline owing to the large amount Of
cotton reported on shipboard awaiting
clearance and favorable week end re-
views of the goods market.
Slight mid-morning rallies were fol-
lowed by renewed weakness late in
the morning on talk of an easier belt,
scattered Southern selling, liquidation
and renewal of Wall street pressure
May sold off to "a 02c and July to 81 SOC,
or about AZ to "A points net lower on
the active months, and the close was
easy at a net loss of AZ to 70 points
There were also rumors that a small
lot Of cotton was to he shipped back to
this country from Liverpool, owing to
the break in exchange rates, but they
were not generally credited around the
ring.
Spot cotton. quiet middling. $500.
Futures closed easy a decline OF Al
to 70 points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
COTTON Markets
Market SOftenS Toward Close,
Helped by Better Weather
and Spot Dizziness.
saLurdav Afternoon. Lan. 81

saturday Afternoon Jan. 81,
what many observers have been ex-
pecung Tor some days happened during
the short session OF the cotton market
today. decline in values To add 10
the general feeling that such WAS due
70 respond 10 monetary condition In
THIS and other countries came an i'm.
proVement in the weather There were
some claims that the spot basis in
certain sections was weakening, and
II was not denied anywhere that de-
Inahd was poor. the weekly statistics
afforded no encourag ement to the bulls,
while the attitude OF spinners suggests
merit in the contention that they have
provided enough raw material supplies
TO allow spell of waiting.
The trade had the news that peace
treaty efforts at Washington were all
futile for the time being, negotiations
LOT compromise having been ended
yesterday afternoon, which removed
tnat hope and directed attention at
other factors. Foreign advices as to
exchange were also psssinistic
The map showed some rains in the
extreme southeastern part of the belt.
but elsewhere skies were clear and
temperatures moderate, with i1diCa-
tons favorable all over. This was
taking away another Of the bull aids
The market opened With no material
change and most of the session saw
trading light and offerings fairly well
taken care of. Rut within the last
half hour offerings increased and prices
crumbled. It was claimed that the
South was selling more freely, pre-
some of its hedges against hold
ings Of the actual that are moving so
slowly. Certain prominent professionals
were also selling freely. March opened
at 364lc. touched three points higher
and dropped to SO. Finals We're easy
and Al to 20 points TO the bad, while
New Orleans finished easy and Al to
&C down. Liverpool to make response
Monday ought to come down 25 to 26
points
Spots were quiet and unchanged to
some lower. In New Orleans quota
tons were unchanged but sales were
829 bales, with 400 bales delivered on
contract. Memphis sold 1900 bales at
unchanged prices Augusta was down
25 points, mddling to 39c, while Hous-
ton dropped 80 points, middling to
Al Soc with sales LIS. Dallas marked
prices down IS points, middling to
Al .75c, and sold 1 ,2S6 bales.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
new WAREHOUSE FOR
COTTON IS ASSURED

Definite action on the proposition Of
the Union Cotton Warehouse Organiza-
ton corporation. of Delaware. to build
cotton warehouse and compress on
the 50-acre site recently purchased by
Porter & Weaver local cotton buyers,
on South Parkway. g expected within
few weeks Mr.. Weaver said Satur-
day. A new cotton warehouse and
compress is virtually assured for Mem
phis, in the opinion of Mr.. Weaver.
Engineers for the Union Warehouse
corporation made an inspection Of the
site Friday. w Terry Field of For
dyce e. Field, consulting and construc-
ton engineers, of Little Rock and Hot
Springs. Ark, and J. L. Shrine. min
and architectural engineer, of Green
vile, S. c.. looked over the property
with Mr.. Weaver, and pronounced the
location, the lay Of the land and the
railroad facilities ideal for the pro-
posed plant.
They will report to Rufus Wilson, OF
Boston. president of the warehouse
corporation Mr.. Shrine expects to re-
turn in about two weeks to make
detailed survey of the tract
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 3l.--Hogs-R Re-
ceipts 1000; strong to 10c higher,
Bulk. S14 6O@l5O0; heavies, $1470@
800; mediums. s14.7Om15.10; lights,
$l4. 10; pigs. Sl300M15.00.
= Cattle-Receipts, $50; steady for week,
Sheep-Receipts, 500; steady TO higher
for week.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Jan 31.--Turpen-
tine, firm, 1872; sales, none: receipts,
25 shipments, 1871; stock, 3O,5e9.
ESs s0aa 49, ss stGek ' 3ssep oaoss
i, 1926 1870: /, 1885; X. 1925; NJ, 1000;
n, OPS; Wg, 1850; WV. 20.75,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 3l.-Potatoes-
whites, $4.65@4S0; Idaho russets, $4900
500.
NEW YORK, Jan 31.-Bar silver,
$lS3; Mexican dollars, slOl1.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 3l.-Butter-
Eggs, Csc lower per case. Current re-
ceipts, $3.50 per case; extras, SIC;
tirsts, 53c.
Poultry-Hens, lie lower at SIC; 9TH
crs unchanged.
Potatoes-Unchange
NEW YORK, Jan. '31.--Coffee-No. 7
Rio, 15$sc: futures steady; March. Is 90;
July, 1913
CHICAGO, H., Jan. 31.--Butter, I'M
changed
Egss-Weak; firsts, 54h@55c.
Poultry--Alive, lower; springs, SEC;
fowls, 35c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Butter. strong:
creamery, firsts. 58la@63c.
Eggs : Unsettled; fresh gathered
firsts, 59N63c.
Cheese-Unsettled; average run. so
aisle
Poultry-Alive not quoted dressed
quiet; turkeys, 46d52c; others. I'M
changed.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 31.-Poultry and
butter unchanged.
Eggs, 53l5e
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 31.-Cash: Wheat
unchanged to sc lower; No l hard, $3.50
n2.74; No. ?, s25542,7O; No. / red
$2.73; No 2, $2.70
Corn Mostly unchanged; No. . mixed
$l,52; No, white, Sl53l1.54; No. 2
yellow, $1.52m1.55
Oats-Unchanged; No. 2 white, 920D
93c; No. mixed, S9a91c; No. red,
90cM$1 90.
Rye, $l63.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 31.-Poultry and but
ter, unchanged.
Eggs, 53l2c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
TIME A-PLENTY TO
GET MORE DIVORCES

d. 4. Mcdonald, attorney and special
ist on divorce cases is celebrating his
sd birthday Saturday. MIR. Mcdonald
has been practicing law for 30 years
ana has been located In his present Of
fees in the Randolph building for the
mast 20 years.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
ARKANSANS PROFIT BY
COOPERATIVE PLAN

Farmers in the Al counties of Arkan-
sas in which cooperating shipping or
CARNATIONS have been formed, made
additional profits of $93,2l2.O9 by mar
kcting their live stock comparatively
during 1919 over what they might have
made by marketing their stock ind
Nidually, according to figures given out
by c. w. Watson, market director of
the Chamber of Commerce farm bu-
reau.
Farmers in these counties made 35S
carload cooperative shipments of live
stock during 1919, Mr.. Watson said, OF
these 169 carloads were hogs, 1872 car
loads cattle and I carloads sheep. The
preponderance of cattle over hogs.
which is just the reverse Of Mississippi
shipments, would indicate wider in
terest in the growing Of cattle in Ar
kansas than The latter state, Mr.. Wat
son said.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
CROP IN SIGHT.
TOBACCO HOLDINGS ARE
LARGER THAN YEAR AGO
" eekIy at 81 towns 90 Jan 30.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.-Leaf to-
bacco held by manufacturers and deal
ers Jan /, aggregated 1,31S,13I, 291
pounds, compared with 1924, 1884 1896
pounds year ago, the census bureau
announced today
The stocks included Chewing, smok-
ing. snuff and export types, 962, S07, 1856
pounds, compared with 913,242 1874
pounds year ago; cigar types, 1888. 1903,
500 pounds, compared with 254, 300 ,O5l,
and imported types, 72020,037 pounds,
compared with 61,322, 451.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31

Cash corn: No. mixed and No. 3
mixed, not quoted; No, 4 mixed. sl.46is
al AS; No. 2 yellow, not quoted; No 3
oats-No. > white, 9olsas1c; No. 3
Rye-No. 2. $ls9Aa1. 7oh; barley
H.S5@152; timothy seed. $1O.50Q1450;
clover seed. s45,00d59,O0.
Pork, nominal; lard, S2265; ribs,
$l9.25M19.75.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 31.-Corn-No. A.
$1.47G1.4S No. 4 white. $1.52.
Oats-No. 2, S91a@9Oc; No. 2 white
90Ja 691c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
BOND CLOSING

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-Liberty bond
final prices today were 3i2s, IS "a; first
As, 91.SS; second As, 900; fist as,
$3.50; second il4s. 90 20; third AS,
$500 fourth AIS, 90.7s; Victory ass.
9S.06 Victory 4as, $500.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
DAILY INTERIOR.
TONoRROW's ESTIMATED

1920 Last Wk. 1919.
| Galveston ..500Od1O0O0 6,023 1894
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
GRAIN MARKETS
Corn Price Jumps on Washing
ton AdviCes That Acreage
Nav Be Reduced.

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.--Advances in the
price of corn took place today, owing
more or less to reports from Washing
ton of a prospective reduction in cul-
tivated acreage as consequence of
dissa abstraction on the part of farmers.
Opening prices, which ranged from &c
to &c higher. with May $1.36M1, 36A,
and July $1.329sn$1. 32%, were followed
by moderate further gains.
The close was firm, l4m2c net higher.
Oats assembled with corn. After open
ing 1s@Ac to Ice higher including May
at S3%@83sc. the market scored ad-
ditional upturns.
Provisions were strengthened by adj
vances in the value of grain and hogs.
-; lose
Oven. HlLh I.LW. Today Prev
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-31
EXCHANGE STEADIER

NEW YORK. Jan, 3l.-Foreign ex-
change strengthened slightly In the
early trading today. Sterling, which
opened at 3.49&, rose to 3.50L Lire.
which opened at 1872 to the dollar, rose
to 1865 francs, which opened at 1874
to 1887, a gain of and centimesf re-
spectively. Marks quoted at 2-lO
cents,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

ANY SIHE--PEICE NO OBJECT
Pawn Tickets for Diamonds Fought
KELLY & co, G32 CHESTNUT IST
Suite 2l-92, Over Chlds RestHurant Priv.
IOeo ACCOUNTS scnt US ara COLLECTED; rca.
son. everlastipglv AZ It since 1895: bust.
ness and other matters adjusted Bank REF
NLmtmul Allmatmnnt O.. lnlh ELIEnrL NJ -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

/, wanted for meat
!ivc-wIre. salary TO
Apply by letter TO
l.. Front St. Plairh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

asa 9. WING pros r.at
TIE PROvIDEST LIFE AND TRCsE
COMPANY or pHILADEiPU1A.
400 Chestnut stree. phuadrlphia Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08
FIGHT HlGH-PRlCE SUGAR
Twenty.seven Dealers Are Asking
for Court Injunction

Ncw York, Dec. S.--Twcnty- seven
~ugu. dealers have applied for Su
Drcmc Court iuiuncHons to restrain
iamboru y Co., sugar importers, from
drawing on Them to collect the pur-
chas" price of sugar, contracted for last
spring at twenty two cents a pound
which arrived in Amevics after tue
current market price had raqcn TO less
than halt uut figure. Thr'cascS will
come up to-day.
In each case the plaintiffs alleged
that contracts had called for shipment
from Java in August and September
om the steamship Tuiho Maru, whereas
fhr sugar, which arrived in Baltimore
'on days ago, was imported on the
Texas MarU.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08
SEWING MACHINES

OLD gold, silver, platinum, plated ware, old.
style iewelry teeth plates bought tor cash,
Est. lSlI, J. l. Clark. TcARer, s0T SAMSON.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08
OkeIJH. OF
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT 60.
Il. W. CORNER BROAD s ARCH STREETS

FITTHINIIUIR, 0NTT, \. IDNU.
The directors havs this day declared a
quarterly dividend Ut on" and 'hree-dusrters
per cent (s713o per share on N, Preferred
Stock Of thia Company. payah bic Dec. Is, 1890
10 holders q Preferred Stock OF record al ths
close uf business Nov. 40 1890. Chocls y, II
b. naprd I. " ENRRfS r-pau;-rr
vcr Dunhnm, Inc. ha,n declared a ! r-r
cent cash dividend, DnyAbt- Decenber IL.
1890 to stockholders ut =, ri r,oyrr-1~-
- 1920
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08
hALl.SMEN ArrnNTInN

EALI;SMEN. ATTENTION
II I"t are Gm6,l9us and i"%! IA; $oa GGn ,
Su,ure Tor several rcd.boodcd. AMBITIOUS
youn% men: this IS an opnortunitY 10 jo!1 a
si@n'lY o"ins promoted 70 bigger and better
thlhss; CHHeci"nc" not necessary; We teurh
~ ~ [,. GoiySS 81 ana gs;P y2S %S MAKE E3"d
0ot vardrm l'lds. l0th and Market ste 80
SALESMi.N wanted; ct"an.cut ambitious
mon .or Tood conI"' tor We have the or
l." JrwaId"i "a l. h.E way; rapid advance.
i"'n aSs"rrd T." mn Who MAX" good our
M" -, E'lE p,fH"urn' 'onneCt!oI!Y need ap-
pl", Ia smith NusirIHtuhI Bldg, 9TH aud
MARKET rr CAinl"", between $50 and
erry. detern.iuod tina, your ability earn arm
Is ry"oIa I r, aHd G%S% G2, s4..S aL.lity, can Goi
for SIR WoOti0m, hftrr 10 n, m.
sALEsMEN,-, Opportunity FOR 3 AMBITIOUS
men 10 sell electric washing machines ana
change for Advancement. Call i@2 S. iith
81 W " ~, -. ----
SALESMEE. mN o. par tHrc, wl,n boo,
crc" I sal's u"' YOU s@j UW Si" I,e,,S rNpis' osi
MarH",. +'h moor. 'ntrauce "a TON
sALESMEN Waa'"d = ,.I~rge,l, Ius, ~,
so%9 4 address to sell 'rur.r.'r loG5 lII' L. L. L
STOCK SALESMAN -----
a6,Uary y9H g'M ra,"G r Az, H., N a"
wi,h dlre"tt raGs furn.sTcd' h. T. p,as mg0 a, Co.,
sis,a II r,mrsy.yaula ntd %r,y '"I va. a.
banker, wh' "!I handle r,uvk rotes' XIX
| deal WIN inherent yoG we haze the soods, od.i
only, me" OF rnIucduonab ability ana rrs
Ers@;os 4Tntss G0ns'dGIIS%H I% no HdynceS Illinois
WANTED, ambitious oonsricn,,oUs ,,.r,i-
men and l4aies. yh. wia!l 10 6ettpEs sVi1lI ,TaI,
condition IN NE. 4 AEn!E 7o3 Tandnm BiSrH BsTiSSH
WOULD YOI' J., ..tcr4stad IN , ,,,,- t.,
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$5 Up-OVERCOATS-$5 Up
TYPEWRITERS

Big opportunity; 1-ycar guarantee: days
cr"a trial: machines as low as $40, BtNDY
TYPEWRTrER co. zoos CHESTNUT ST.
Eve $50 0OO Sale Fur ecarfs. tI0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

Men over rs with selling experience who are
looking for desirable opportunity 10 enter
tho bond and hiRh-grnde seCurItica field
are wanted by an Investment banking house
with a strong. honorable history ana q Sun
broader future; our ~ yeRrs' unfailinT serv-
Ice to tho investors assure you that We can
appraClatc tn" h'gh quality man OF person.
alltH. character and energy. who will work
hard 90 show himself worthy OF advancement
n our growing organization; our liberal
commission basis assures large income: We
arc willing to train the ab.t maui ri'e oT
.if,.'.c7'
g J. IIA%IED
.0@ rraaEiA Bank EGs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08
GIRLS PLUMBER COTTAGE
Twenty-Five Students at Physica
Education School Suspended

Battle Creek, Mich, Dec. $ BY
A. P.O-Twenty five girl students AT
the Normal S''hoCl of Physical Educa-
tion have been suspended by the faculty.
It Vas learned today, following nu in.
yestigatlon of charges that the studenta
had plundcrcd cottage they occupied
At Gull Lake diving recent outing.
The chspcrous Of III" party we're cen
snred and dismissed.
The owner 0t the cottage had filed
suit for damages. but withGrrW It nftcr
y settlement ont Of court. IL" students
are from this and adjoining states.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08
General

GREf.NEWAIIJS
. A SPECIALIZED EMPLOYMENT STRVTCp
hCCT. sal" ledger mfg. acctg.; s3S
ACTS. seni9rs semseni9rs, steady.
oTFiCE MAN. printing ofnce pXp,
pIUVATE SEC'Y to mEr large corp
STFNOG. to salcs mgr rapid. prcura,s,
STESOG take charge femalo); $40
SALES MGR exp. washing machine line.
eTESOG.. large ln4. corp, good opening
APPROXIMATIONS blank and hOOklaf grpt,o
GREF N"WAl.Ds sY""ialised service so
- ilth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

GENTLEMEN and ladies' wanted ambitious.
conscientious, who wish TO better dnslr
condition IN ltfc. Apply lo2 N9npam I.H''
LlSEMEE wanted; hrst-CasA electric llEht
linen.n only; steady work: good wages.
Apply Wm. Foster. 1908 y, 3lat;
I.INENIAN wanted. colorcd must hav" ole.
tric light experience. Apply William fcs'
ter, 1908 ~ 3lat st. -------
MANAGER, cxpcricnceI wanted for meat
market must be a !ivc-wIre, salary TO
object for rlght man. Apply by letter 10
Wagner Market Co, l2i l.. Front St. Plain
field, y J. -----
REPRESENTATIvE Well establishcd
financing corporation. handling very at
traCtivc legitimate aud staple proposition,
which can be readily sold. even uirier cxi,t:
Ing conditions. has room for two additional
representatives; II splendid contract netting
operation. will hc made with the riEh
parties. Call Room 30l l0t.l00 $. 4th 81
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THE TNION rRiCTl0N NOMTNNY or

Notice = hereby Kly.n 'hai '.lr l3"s: mo",-
gage Bonds ot IA" Union |rac'!un co.. Nos
a. 48!. $50 524. ~ ~. Aave ben ,,e'Iel
for redemption pursuant 80 the -.Rdug luHI
rroysiora ut said Mortgage. '.0d that the
prIncira' and .asr-nrI ":crss' "g"'har ""h
principal sun ,neg"5'. "at - iH"uuIa a. :he
oTGs e. ~" Tn-"r,s,S'@ - "%"ry rs.nT :, ,
snid bona Mi Gag, p. draw ,a;creg'.
WARREN TNCST COMPANY. Trustee.
WH.r"'r Pc aa.
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SALESMAN for woolens jobbiLg and trim
inirg house; prefer man experienced In ra-
tail clothing or tailoring; must le an cX-
pert salesman, able to seil to tn" men >
tailoring trade. state experience fun" and
tion. good prospects. j. q. Box II. Mad
son So. station. Now York city.
SALESMAN Prominent y. Y. company
representing chain storc system. having
opened on office In Phia.. wishes 70 engage
several more good saleBmPn Apply TO Mr..
Dnsch $50 S. BROAD st, Ph. Spruce 6S0T.
SALESMAN. reputable. to ecll Il nigh-grpde
security in an Industrial company, which
has paid 90 per cent dividend on the COM
mon stock since 1914 Apply GOT $50 S.
ilr9al st
Tory for large electrical 'obhng house;
state GualICntiO1H ng". experience With
electrical line and enlary do, 3 go loo. on.
SALESMAN--EKperI rIrnc"i Nve.wlrc aalos-
mtN; unusual proposition AMI permnn.nt
future for risht party, Wri'a stevenson
Gar %, %" Ialy st. lndiRuR polls Ind
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PAI'ERIiANGlNG, p4iutiug, first e,as,.
rensunablc. sun Contracting Co., hOG
Odd Fellows Bldg. l"'h and Spruce. Wa.
nut 1881
saw - ~ ~ r"r cent hy hnyirg your rs
perhunG'ng done now best work guar; We
80 u"rrywhpTc. 2l6l 9Th 81. Diamond 5lEI
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DOGS. BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

BEAI'TIFTL slnging CRuRriss guaranteed
Ua"lH Mountain nnd ST A"i"oas,Irr. 70, i.
ers; s. up, $500 Grard RY- Belmont alI7
rE'ISI%FSE Of uuplitv' "uncriur pAdirr,c
3iII y lEroad. T,UEa 2+l3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

SALESNANSHIP TAUGHT FREE
II you are now employed in a line OF work
that ls distRst"ful. or II you believe you ar"
not receiving n fair return for your choTta
We Offer YOU an opportunity TO yO!n oGi
evening clasPes In salesmanShip: we teach
you free OF charge and give you an OPP
portunity to Join our sales force. y you
qualify: also aW opportunity TO earn whl"
learning: state nge. occupation. RddresE and
phone. Address p 1872. Ledger Of'lcc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08
rIDrIITY FIREPROOF wAREuorsns
1911 TO 1918 MARKET ST.
WANTED
DON'T SELL YOUR DIAMONDS

lVJkN l AOSAN Hh tAFlSkNDN1
until you gee US we are paying the increased
mi, 4, FOR diamonds; for more than 90 yours
a., have tcrn buying. diamonds and othr-
,rocioug gtunrs tTOm the large jcwcry ard
Gcnnrtn nlent stores and from their customers
w. ~,,i nn,ulrnded 10 US; we also buy old gold mn
siIC"r. may We be Of service to you? on"
transactions arc always confidential
THOS. II. LEE & CO, III Walnut st.
[VN%TEp, good hom" for young dog: vi.
ray 81 per month. prefer place without chi
arrn, write Zoo Locust. or phoHO Locust
OT I, doth ng. ahOcH nnt- We pay 80 per cor
! 1,nr. than others; We call city or COuntr,,
day evenings. write. call or phone DiCklI,
sHn Glj5. Friedman Bros. lii+ South o..
WI; WANT Ut once household furniture
s;ore figures Office furniture; pay spot
carn; honest value. Phone US about It. 10.
Gust 42l4 ora Church, cor 18th and Cherry
TEDDI%li furniture, entire househC .r
wanted; wo pas your own price; We CA
anvwh"r" any time Southwark Furni,Ilrr
Go $40 :. 1Glh -. Phone Dickinson 1905
YROKEE jcwclr>. nnt!qpes. pistols. cot,..
| coin book with prir" nay mailed l5c. ! l.
Poss OP oplc storcl. 2G6 8. llth. Wal. I4SG
AETIQl r!sfurnlturr, china silver, old wa
| and ship pictures; highest prices paid 10,
rare pictures antiques. 1928 Fln,. f.0c GGGi
WE bug stock and fixtures. any bus'rosr
!"orchuudiso Of 4 k'nd; city or country
| s. Weiss 1889 "a st. Market 1890.
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OPERATORS

YOU%G WOMAN IN Inspection and Wrapping
department, dry goods store experience pre-
feg:ei. L, i. Devices. 1l2a-24 Chestnut a..
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.-sT s;"cih6iders = -" Sa"to ne mc,,ini,. Lhh
Company VII b. he.l oo Thursday. Lnnu"ry
eth. 1921. at +; VI. a. 'he oHce OF ~
for the rurpos- ot ri"c'.nr a Bua-ij 90.
Directors sni to- the ''.us.~',ga ~ a.,
the meeting.
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Annurl Meetings
, CSIOS NATIONAL HANh

.MZIJ FhNal lDhW- Ia. Dec 5 10L,I
. The Annual Meeting AZ re ~turkho.l.rq
this bank VIII hs reid ~ n" btrk!ng ho,s-'
on Tuesday. JnnrarE II. 1921. Getwcon .rc
hours Of IL m. and p. m. Co- 'hc ".p,.r,,!
Of directors and for The 'rrHsar''uu os sub
sthe- OuH!H"s7 us -.a. some llEy~" -
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

Positively highest cash prices for your dia-
uuOds. anT size from Il to 10 carHts: mono
paw higher. also old gold. platinum and silver
bought: estates b,uEht (Drivatel: est 10 yrs.
The Diamond Shop lot6 IL i; 35oIS lS's Ms1sc, st