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WITH THE LIVE sToCKMEN
OF THIS SECTION OF UTAH

Kansas City's hog market ON last
Tuesday sank TO the lowest level since
March, 1915. when prices fell from
thirty 10 forty cents with quotations
ranging from $500 10 500,
Hog prices struck new low level az
Chicago last Tuesday when the mar
kei declined from twenty-five 10 fif- /
~ cents with prices quoted at from
$3.50 10 $40. The prices are the
lowest In the last four years.
Utah all wool blankets made under
the direction Of the Utah Woolgrow-
en By wooden mills selected hy the MS |
sociation have been received al the Of. |
flee Of Secretary Willard Hansen, Jr.,
at Salt Lake City, for distribution |
among members Of the association az
ten dollars a pair finished IN gray
August Nicholas, Utah sheepman for
whom a warrant was lasi week issued
charging that he broke q quarantine
which had been imposed on his herd
which were infected with scnbies, has
returned into Colorado and be- has not
Vet been arrested, SAYS Moab Times.
Independent of the 10th Should he
come back into Utah, however, the
warrant will be served on HIM BY
Deputy Sheriff Herbert and he will
have 10 answer 10 the charge pre-
ferred against HIM, according 10 Cuun-
Icy Attorney Tangren.
Applications for permits 10 Craze
stock and sheep on the Wasntch for
est during the year 1927 must be filed
on or before January 18th wl,h the
Wasateh forest office. d. A. Auiyce,
assistant supervisor of the forest, an
lnounces. Yearly renewal of grazing
Implications must be- made in all cases
except where the stockmen have been
granted fiye-year permits, Arriyee
estimates that siXty-one thousand five
hundred sheep and close 10 thirteen
thousand cattle were entered ON the
forest in 1920, bringing in q revenue
Of about $4,000,
During the period ending October
1871, 1920, there have been slaughtered
by hunters employed by the state live
stock board and the United States bio
logical survey 1850 coyotes, 52S bob
eats, three lynx, ten bears, nineteen
wolves, seyenty-four fox, six lions, $40
badgers, 1871 porcupines, two wood
ohueks and fifty-four skunks The
live stoekmen of the state furnished as
bait 1893 horses, burros aud cattle aud
1893 old sheep, from which 2s2, 4s2
small bats were made and distributed,
Including l09,972 distributed from the
headquarters 10 hunters, With these
Fifteen thousand animals were killed,
Individual hunters have collected as
bounty from the state of Utah during
the fiscal year from March 20, 1919,
10 March 20, 1920, the sum of 81 ,45a
QUA total of 1870 animals killed. In
addition TO retaining a force of fed
eral and state hunters numbering close
10 ninety men, who work ON a sal,
AIRY and upon whose killings there il
no bounty paid, the state pays indiyi'
duals bounty for the predatory ami
mails which they kill and report Il
their county officials. The animals
killed by private hunters in the year
ending on March Goth were coyotes
u
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CONTINUED on Page Eight
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TRADE IN SHEEP STUFF
EVERYWHERE VERY
QUIET
VERY LITTLE DOING IN EWES
AND ALSO IN FEEDERS.
Market Some Higher Than wednes-
day Before, However, and Twenty
Five Cents Above Previous Week 5
Close-Hogs Reach the Very Lowest
Position of the Year-ouotations.
corre.pondence Tho sun.


KANSAS CITY, No, Dec. ID
Cate receipts were larger than ex-
pected today with the percent of fed
cattle liberal for the first time in sew
eral weeks past. Trade opened slowly
at weak to twenty-five cents lower
prices and showed no improvement
later. Some prime Christmas year
lings steers brought S1I75. Hog
prices were ten to fifteen cents lower.
Top 1895 and bulk 1925 TO 1856.
Sheep and lambs we're in moderate
supply and sold readily at strong 70
twenty-five cents higher prices Re
.ccipts today were 10000 cattle, 3D.
900 hogs and 5000 sheep.
Strictly finished steers suitable for
the high-class Christmas trade and
choice fulfilled steers, such as have
been lacking for some time past, sold
readily at strong prices. The top for
Christmas yearlihgs was SlI75, the
highest price Of the year. Shortfed
and the plain to ordinary warmed up
steers were slow sale and fifteen TO
twenty-five cents lower. The bulk Of
the supply went NJ $3.50 20 $1,000.
The bulk Of the good fat steers sold nc
i&ll.00 90 $3.50. Cows and heifers
steady. More shortfed cows were in
the run than In preceding weeks. Most
Of them sold nj $3.50 to $500 and
hcifcrs 500 10 5000. Veal calves
were fifty cents lower at 5000 60
si1.OO. The demand for stockcrs and
feeders was fairly active at steady
prices. Good Panhandle, New Mexico
and Colorado grades moved freely and
the palmer kinds sold slowly. The
ability Of the market to hold ast
week. advance indicates that the low
price level Of the season has been
passed.
1 Hog prices we're ten to fifteen cents
under last weeks close and twenty
five cents under Friday. This took the
market into the lowest position Of the
year. AZ the decline trndc was active
aud n close clearance was made. Local
receipts continue light compared with
other markets and prices here are
higher than elsewhere. The top price
was Sg65. Bulk Of sales at $685. Ia
$500. Pigu sold up to $3.50. In Chi.
cago the bulk of the hogs were 1925
Top $500.
Sheep and lambs prices were fifty
cents higher than Wednesday of last
week and twenty-five cents above last
weeks close. Fat lambs sold up "a
SIPS and good ones brought si0.5o
10 sli.l0. Ewes sold az sf76 TO 1925
Receipts were light for this season OF
the year Trade in stockers and feed
era remained quiet.
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NOTICE TOn rInLICNTION-nE.

partment of the Interior. United
States Land office at Salt Lake city.
Utah. November %. 1890 Notice ir
hereby given that stolius N paii.oa.
heir ~ the estate ~ George palinudaa
kIs. deceased. ~ Helper. Utah. who on
May ~, 1915, made Homestead Entry
40. otl6ag. Tor the SWA SWh. Sec.
Is. SEA SEA- Sec ggs wv NwL
Soc. 90. Twp 10 South. Range East.
Salt Lake meridian. has filed notice Of
Intention To- make thrrg-ycar proof Co.
establish claim Co the land above
described before the clerk ~ the dis
trict court nc Price. Utah. ON tho fth
day ~ January. 1891. Claimant names
aa witnesses Styiinn stneH Nick Sal
aycrourakiH. Joseph saiHyorouakia and
GOULD -. BLAKELEN. Register.
First pub. Dec. 3 last Dec. a.. 1890.
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NnTICE Enn rrnLICNrInN..rNIr.

ed States Land office nc Salt Lake
city. Utah. December o, igs1--NotiCe
~ hereby given THAI Jathrs Oscar
Guild who On May 10. ,r'. IN tdv
Homestead Entry No. O22gST Tor
the ~ SEA. NEL SWL. sWh
NE4. Sec. 30. Twp. ~ South. Range
10 East. Salt Lake meridian. has filed
notice Of Intention 60 make commutn-
ton proof Co establish claim To- the
land above dcrUrihcd before the regis
ter and receiver ~ the United States
land office at Salt Lake city Utah. on
the 18Th day ~ January. 1891. Claim
ant names co.. witnesses John s..
Mathis James Mathis. Joseph Jones
ana Harry UuHH. all ~ Price. Utah.
GOULD 70. HLA<ELEY, Register.
First pub, Dec. o. last Jan. Z. 1891.
o.. III. H.. - saN. ~.
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Anawern Are nnfnrrnd

WASHINGTON, d. C., Dec. IA
The answer Of some of the "big five"
packers 10 the government = petition
In the District of Columbia supreme
court for the appointment Of trustees
TO take over aud sell the packers
siockyard properties probably will be
postponed until after the Christmas
holidays. Counsel for the companies
want more time In which 10 prepare
their replies.
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senate which is in a doubtful attitude.
and no time would be gained by press
ing an embargo BIN through the SEN
ate If the house would not agree to it
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Oe Oueana--SAlo or Rant.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
nI(IIAlnND HIII.


In a very select and highly restricted neigh
borhood, and ready for IMMEDIATE OC-
lUPANCr. An exceptional one-family stunoo
Mouse, containing beautiful entrance hall,
aTge panelled living room. conservatory, spa
cious dining room, kitchen and pantry, four
large bedrooms and Tiled bathroom. with
built-ln shower,
GRATED throughout, hardware and lighting
fixtures OF style and quality found only In
houses that are offered at far greater price,
concrete garage for two cars, permanent
nurbs and sidewalks, sewer and asphalt
street, In fast. complete IN every respect
PRICE Sia,DO0. Could not be duplicated al
anywhere nsar this figure. Inquire Mr.
LIND1REN, l0T2l iI0th st., Richmond Hili
or 'phono for appointment Richmond Hill
b0lO,
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/ am in charge OF a manufacturing business
now in full operation, earning over 81 tOD
a day net. Having improved process fur
thsr. wish 10 start for myself imfnsniateiy.
viii furnish SO, 90 and require additional
$50, 900 to $50, 600, according 10 size OF plant,
II Interested state fully IN first letter your
financial facilities and adaptability. Gentle
men with good business experience and abii-
ity desired. Interview at your convenience.
evenings only. A "a Sun.Herald.
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INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, ETC.

A.-A.-Mandolin. banjo. guItar. &C.: begin-
rers play by note--PERPECT FIRSTS-
within eight lessons or MONEY BACK; rag
time, &C.: famous .Gibson-Hartneit lnstru-
monia. easy paymenta: open evenings.
HARTNErr SCHOOL, u WeR 80.
Branches. Gramsrcy-1sTD.
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MoroRBoATs. LAUNCHES, ETC.

cABIN cruiser. 30xe. two years old. Hand
V bottom model. 1870 b. p, four cycle.
resdy for running; price u 100. See SUND-
HOLM, foot OF Bay 35th st., A. HansaaS's
Beach, Timer Park; phone Bensonhurst
S2s6.
CT ass cabin family cruiser, 40 II. Q, four
cylinder cycle b. p. sngine; plot mouse,
electric lights. Boat seen DuDLEY's BOAT
HOTJSE, i0sth ST.. North River, or phone
MOORE. Riverside 5000.
81 4 n. hullS. $50 mp: q II. doriet. SIS;
tackle block~. all sizesi bow Tenders for two
baats HARRY o'BEIRNE. IA ID av.. Brook
lyn. Telephone souih i45l.
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DO YOU REQUIRE ADDITIONAL CAPITAL


" 50, communicate with US: we have been
IN the investment brokerage business Tor
many years. are financially >responsiois ana
have suitable equipment and trained organ
haion; We require no advances, handIing
securities exclusively on commission; reLer-
snces exchanged. Address p. o. box zo4i'
Boston, Mass.
pRESsSiAKiNG establishment for gale IN
full operation. with high class clientele: :
osner going abroad, must act quickly. BOX
", l626 81 James Building.
DRUG business OF ~ years standing; oppo-
site depot. Westchester county; write Tor
IIstther I, PARTICULARS; retiring. SHAW zOoo
DRY GOODS store, good paying business in
NJ" Jersry; p minutes from West 80 NJ.
n"If!; 1880 stock. D., 20 5an-Herald, Her
ald square
pg sou need money In buslneEs7 n % ad-
etsss a. sl3 Sun-Herald, Fvlton gt.
LACEPTIOSAL opportunity 10 purchase well
nsaoilshed. profitable weekly newfpapsr.
rIS,g 20. Investigation invited. ROBERTS-
tt.OsL Cp, 5Oj 9TH nv.
hoN sale, in Brooklyns best location, auto
supply store, gssolans stallion. vuicaniEing
ni .n ia years lease; going Wast; sell fRa-
AZ vA%of: good opportunity for right man.
A. $40 sun-Heraid. Fulton st.
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PIANOS.

CHASE electric piano. WNelte-Mlgnon attach
ment; cost 92,1OOi Uacriflee. 1910 hadi-
son av, I---------
SEE our Victor OF all phonographs world
bast pianos and players, Vtollnsi pargaihs'
STRAUSS, 20T East 34th.
sTADY q Sons baby grand, mahogany
eight yea m old; never used; $500; bargain
KLEIN, 3S5 East S6th st. --------.
WAHTEp-To buy steinway baby grand'
mahogany or rosewood case; pay cash. Ad-
dress PIANO, box 4, station ".
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Anew York corporation, now maIss.lng =. q
iin i, mas orders amounting TO over = 100 900.
!. ntferins tho balance OF itA treasury stock
~ y nJies that should Immediately secure the
MsiaionNl capital needed to effect certain
assonomies that will result IN large Increase
IN is prottsi details st intsTv,s~ SHEyi EITsa n9
YTTSVySEsTIGATIoN, llo sun.Hersld, Harlem:
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FURNITURE. :


A beautiful davenport. large size, el5i new
Domestic dropheAd sewing machine, x2O.
g.. BIb 4sth vt. Phone sunset 11l3.
pAVENo bed couch, partition screen, three
lockers, upholstered, ono writing desk, one
long oak table. l08 East 9th.
EXQUISITE French hand painted gray din
Ing room, ivory bedroom suit. antique ma
hogany desk and armchair. Call sunday
and evenings, GAY, $40 West l30th.
dRANDFATiiER'B clock. elliott, London
(magnlficent) five pieces Frh.ee uphol.
stored furniture, mahogany chiffeTon nnd
dresser, KeFmRnHha rug, i1glJi drapeTiap'
Phone Riverside 3TiT.
LADY, breaking up housekeeping, wishes "a
dispose Of all furniture, including tiobellr
DAFlor set, piano, ornaments, kc, CAL mon,
day and Tuesday morning, between 10 ana
O'Clock. ALWYN COURT, iss West os1h ST.
apartment 2, .------.,
LEAVING town, aaeTlflre dining room fur
nllUre. thres p!oce leather phrier SCI, Nso
dreaEeFs. beds, cooker, diAheB, pictures, &C
CaI EiFLERs, ~ Hleks st, Brooklyn.
MHTTRE6sEs AND BOX SPRINGS
Rsnlade At your residence, W. j. MElNCkl1
late with q, 8. GOODWIN, b4o Fulton ST.
Phone Proapeet 1904.
NEW double white Iron enamel bed, sprlnl
and mattress, S95. Call Monday. ~3l RiV'
eTslds Drive apartment bl.
PRACTICALLY new baby carriage, kiddl'
kOop, double bed; very reasonable. Appp
40 RlveFRid0 Drive, Apt. AZ,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

ATTENTION, PHoNoGRAPiI OWNERS.
Have nsyerni thousand Hliss reproducsrs
that are bs4ng sold throughout the United
states at 1850. Our price e2.25 while they
last. Special price 90 dealers IN quantities.
GEoRGE FISCHER, l75 80 Rv, between
isih and nth 80. Telephone stuyvsSAnt SoO5.
WIN, BEDFORD CO., player piano special;
lists tuning. repairing. actual puiiders ol
Genuine So note player into your 05 note
player. 1901. "a ay,. Brooklyn. Telsphon'
shore Road 1000.
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HAVE broadly patented machine OF extr0or-
dinRry merit and unusually great financial
possibilities; want progressive parties With
$40 900 to start manufacture. F., T45 Am
sterdam ay
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HOUSING. G.--Con,rol cost saving methods for
producing poured concrete. form construc-
tion eompny, or otherwise. Box IS. Orange.
n
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INFORMATION WANTED.
INFORMATION WANTED

IMPORTATION WANTED
Of the following persons or their heirs :
Brickman. Anton, 1867, lived Broadway.
Buel. Johanna. 1901, lived East 105th St.
Burgen, John, 1851, lived Fulton 81.
Burns. Margaret, 1878. lived Union Ave-,
Brooklyn.
Busch, Albert, 1872, lived Monroe St.
Chamard. Francois, 1901, lived S, 5th Ave.
Crook, Charles F., 1884, lived T.. Orange. ". J.
DAILY, James. 1891, lived East ll4th st.
Demroth, Annie, 1884, lived Seventh Ave.
Duff, Frances, 1891. lived Barry ST.,
Farley. Catherine. 1897. lived West WASH
ington Place.
Fisher, Max, 1852. lived Second s..
Formenn. Henrictte, 1877, lived Fifth st.
Freudenberg, VIM. 1870, lived Hr,ter 81.
Fuchs. Sophia. 1880. lived Goerck St.
Gerltin, John. 1872. lived West St.
Griffen, Susan, 1889. lived Third Ave.
GruntnRl. Moses, 1877. lived Ridge 81.
Hosgson, Ella D.. 1897. lived West 4oth ST.
Hunter, Jeremiah, 1877, lived Baysidc. l., |.
Hus, wenzel. 1884, lived Mulberry 81.
Irving. Florence, 1890. lived West sd 81.
Jacobs, Marie, 1890, lived Third Ave.
Jacobschn. JettR. 1872, lived Christie ST.
Jones, catharine, 1897. lived w. Broadway
Lamb, Elizabeth, 1881. lived Sixth Ave.
Leichtman. Jacob & Christina. 1881, lived
East 80th 81.
Leonard. Anna. 1881. lived Atlantic Ave.
Brooklyn.
Levy, Anna, 1882, lived Broome 81.
Levy, Louis E.. 1897, East i35th 81.
Lychenheime. BENZ. 1885. lived Avenue d
Mcrighe, Julia, 1909, lived East broadway
Maginnis. Christopher. 1871. lived +. goth St
Miller, Mollie, 1895. lived Second st.
Nagle. Margaret, 1876, lived East 33d st.
Ogden, Catherine s., 1885, lived Il. 36th ST.
Royge. Henry B., 1891, lived Dundee Lake
N. J.
Roland, Katharlna, 1888, lived Spring st.
Ryan, Ann. 1888. lived Columbia st.
Ryan, Katie. 1884, lived Park st.. Hoboken
Schmidt. MGry, 1894. lived COLLEGE Point.
Smith. Pierre v. A.. 1862. lived East 10Th 81
Stanton. Amelia p, 1870. lived Broome st.
steinbrecher. Anna c., 1879, lived Seventh 81
| Strickland. Sarah E., 1891, lived f. 10Th 81
Sweeny, Joseph o.. 1898. lived Renwiek st.
lister, Edward, 1890. lived Second Ave.
wittmer. August, 1895. lived West l06th 81
Address Post Office Box SOL,
City Hall Station. New York.
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FOR sale Pelham. beautifully furnished stone
and stucco home; screened. awnings. ga
rage; high elevation; very convniant TO New
Haven and Westchester trains; handy to VII
laRe; immediate possession; $4,000. Tele-
phone Pelham 1859 for appointment. Brokers
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LARCHMoNr MANoR-Frame house. eight
rooms and bath. extra toilet: plot Toni00.
facing on beautiful park, one block TO troll
ley. three blocks 10 private beach and pri-
deed; fine heating plant, three open fire
places: two porches; all improvements: a
real pre-war bargain at price asked, $4,000.
BURKE STONE. INC.
Phone IaFchmnnt 652. Larchmont, n. Y.
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IN the aristocratic location OF Amityville.
directly on water: 100 Il. front, $50 It.
deep. house OF rooms. with alp improve
ments; large barn and metal boathouse
good shade and grounds; price 1000 TO a
quick buyer, WILLIAM CONLEY, 372
HrnaAWRY. AmiiVNille L. I
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'9H g 4RxSSSEE 4RRxSSSEISF SFrSETHSIHS!s SSET5SEEqs'

FOR sALH-A trucking business, established
tWe years seven trucks, ~ 20 . ton; may
- eaen BY appointment. Hunset 6g34 !.
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LARCHMONT BARGAIN.
Easiest Kind OF Terms,
9i5,500 buys attractive new Dutch Colonial
cottage IN the Manor. with bathing privileges; !;
7 rooms, 2 baths, living room and hall com
blned, with open fireplace. hot water heat,
electricity and gas; nice plot; INN edlate
possession. ACT QUICK.
JOHN p. COLLINS,
Real Estate.
"A Boaton Rd. Phone S24.
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MODERN sTTCCO HOUSE,
geyen rooms and tiled bath. all Improve
ments, plot D0xioo; minutes from station {:
40 minutes from Grand Central. Harlem
ptytsiou, N. Y, Central; price ~, 900.
CLARENCE O. MARTENS,
Tel. Bryant o1bt. tAto Rresawax, H. !.
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A charming old English type OF stncco and
half timber house at Garden City Estates,
S3'minutes Via l.. I. r. r.; seven rooms and
three baths, on q plot S0xlOO; the best OF
conetructlon: complete equipment: Address
G. p. HOLT, 1856 Madison ay., New York.
Telephone Vanderbilt 1913.
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Roclsland cOunty--saIs or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL country estate and farm COM
blned, - acres; ornamental trees, shrubs,
bushes, stone driveways. extensive lawns !
improvement. solid oak trim, parquet floors;
tenant house. 6 rooms; barn. . chicken houses :
beautiful stream; main road frontage, high
altitude; III miles station; splendid neighor-
hood; will sacrifice $4,000. RIDoUT. Nam
uet NJ Y
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Colonial summer home. near station; large
wooded plot; Z rooms, 2 baths. sleeping
water, electricity: garage. OWNER, i6
Grand st., white Plains. Phone ei43 White
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sEMI-FARNf-sUhDdER HOME.
Long Island, near ocean; acres, 9 room
Ssrns: $500; or u acres $500; easy
terms abroiEsrs paid. SPENCER. ia Nassau.
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SALES MANAGERS
TO open and manage exclusive territory on
livest proposition ever offered; new inven-
TONER big profits; should easily net 5000
to SiS OOG annually: $500 to $500 capital
required: We pay your tranEportatlon sN
penses here IL you axe the man. SECRE-
STOCK SALESMAN, WITH A LARGE FoE-
LOWING or a COUNTRY CLIENTELE,
WISHES To ENGAGE WITH AN INplHlD-
PROPOSITION TO MARKET; WILL
DEAL WITH PRINCIPALS ONLY; RE
SUITS SHOWN AND Al REFERENCES
FURNISHED. b., 70 SUH-HERALp. HER
AID SQUARE.
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PATENTS.
Write for Free illustrated Gulde BOON S,g nho
EVIDENCES OF CONCEPTION BLaANh.
ssra model or sketch and dsscription OF
Invention for our free opinion oil us pA'eh'-
uIGpFsT REFERENCES. PROMPT AT
TENrrION, REASONAHLE TERAiD-
VICTOR J. EVANS CO,
1908 woolworih Building. New YORK 0nv'
Phone TarciRy glIi,
MAIN oFPIcEs. s54 9th. Washington, D. u
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TEXAS OIL LEASES,
I6O to 1000 acres at 40 cents
per acre perfect titles: first
conner gets them. Write FRANK
STRICKLAND, Sapulpa, Okla.
TO MANUFACTURERs-w Articles
mall order business. Address H, 15I z. Attn.
Unusual opportunity 10 invest 10000 for
manufacturing staple product. aeknowi-
edged best on the market. Demand large and
continuous. Very attractive profits. ID. L.'
4Ss Sum Herald. Herald SQUARE.
%1ETED-PartIes Wishing 70 become Inter-
ested greatest home. apartment, factory.
office building, heating system ever invented; (;
more efficient and economical installation
than any other; absolute monopoly; will sell
territorial rights or accept active or silent
Investor; big business; big money; imme-
date Interviews solicited. D., II Sun-Her-
aid, Herald square.
WILL Invest 1900 with services, garage or
WILL sell q gilt edge second mortgage of
81. 900 on first class income property at q
price that will yield i0es per annnm for three
years. ~ H.. $50 Presbyterian Building.
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PZHsT Milwaukee malt .yrnp: J, Shel.ssis ri
oce si1 west 1sth st. New xaFk city.
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lnnSrNEss OPPORTUNITIES.
,y,jy rxPFRINfnN,Ti

WIY EAPEItININTNTT
vou want maximum reatJts ~ minimum
IT," - from your stock aolling campaign. be
sspe" ~ ~ uss my 81 point stock prospectus, con,
.,,ss wv inspiring sales letters. combination
innhIe naJhI duty subscription blank and special
els,u'',, ',,abls broker II desired. Printing,
S,i,,graphlnE, WI mailing. Compiato peVviee
lI mu' X mar cent. OF my fee not payable until
fou W., ,ar fr,s advice and suggestions.
Jam ~ HYpE, 2S West 2iat st.,
INV Madison Square al1O.
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MISS FLORENCE NOLAN, formerly stenog
raphsr Herald Square Hotel. about Is years
ago. will hear OF something to her advantage
II she communicates with c6l, at same hotel.
T.. G. b.
WILL Minnie Y. Cullen or sister. who lived
on Amsterdam av., near 12oth St, In 1904,
communicates with B., IS Sun-Herald, Herald
square7
I want TO buy whole or part Of season ticket
for Saturday matlnees for Metropolitan
Opera next winter. Telephone Morninsside
$3.50. apartment 81.
WILL Mrs. Helen Powers send her address
TO l.. BoNET. Al Union sauare7