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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-05-20
NORTHWOOD

Mrs. J. B. Mortiboy returned from
Seattle Saturday very much improv-
ed in health.
Mrs. w. Brigham and three daugh-
tiers, Freda. Hazel and Nellie OF
Montborn are expected to visit this
week at the home of Mrs. Mont
borns brother, F. M. Yount.
L. D. and Miss Olive Pangborn
were all-day guests at the home of
Mrs. NJ J. Swim at Lynden Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Worthen and
little daughter Marjory were dinner
guests at the c. F. Worthen home in
Lynden Friday.
Lyle Hall and Charles Burnham of
Hardwick, Vermont, arrived in Lyn-
den Monday and are looking around
with view of locating here. They
visited at the George Gustin home
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Moritz Kadiera and Mr.. Fred
Kadiera were weekend guests of Mr..
Kadiera's daughter, Mrs. Il. A. Knit
tie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gustin and
two children, Ralph and Ruth, Wis
tied at the C. F. Worthen home in
Lynde Saturday.
A merry group of youngsters from
the Northwood schoo, went in Har-
ry Meyers truck to North Prairie on
Thursday afternoon to play baseball.
The Northwood second team consist
ing of Evan O'Brien, Merton Buck
ley, Arthur Heathers, Simon Strem-
Ter, Gerrt Stremler. James Gibbs,
Neal Worthen, John Buckley and
Hugh Worthen tied with North Prair-
lie IS to IS. The girls team consist
ing of Helen Marchant, Virginia Rip
perad, Pearl Stremler, Pearl Brown,
Mildred Harvey, Freda Arbuckle.
Viva O'Brien, Viola Knittle and
Edith Thomas were victorious by
score of "a to 10.
The Mortimer WaHlpler ldHliy,
who have been living in Lynden, ex-
pect to move back to the ranch in a
few days.
The Northwood school children and
teachers will picnic at Cornwall Park
Saturday if the weather permits.
The F. NJ. Bloom family moved to
Lynden this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blank and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Weir of Ten Mile
motored to Skagit County to spend
the weekend with relatives.
The Warren Williamson family
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mrs. Matte Bradley.
Mrs. Emma Collart has returned
from Blaine, where she has been Wis
iting her father, Mr.. Gerrit Van
Wingerden and is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Clarence Lavender for
few days before returning to her
home in Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Osgoodby and
son Lawrence, visited Sunday at the
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-05-20

home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Austin
of Bellingham.
c. O. Bussard and daughter, Ar
lene and Mrs. G. F. WOrthen visited
at the George Gustin home Tuesday
evening.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-05-20

Minnie Carey Slime will sing in
concert at the Lynden High School
auditorium Friday evening at 500
p. nj.
Miss Stine's concerts in Bellingham
brought forth unusual demonstra-
tons of pleasure and delight from
her audience.
She is one of the greatest artists
ever heard in Bellingham and per-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-05-20

haps the greatest that has ever been
hard here.
She will be assisted by Ralph Fl.
Aldred on the piano.
This concert will be an occasion
of mutual benefit for all, as a concert
of this order is highly educational
and instructive, as we'll as an Occas-
ion of great pleasure.
Tickets will be on sale at the high
school tomorrow night.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-05-20
Stems On Nail

Gerrit Wander Griend stepped on
nail Saturday. The injury is keep
ing him at home.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-05-20

G. j. Hietbrink In East
G. ]. Hietbrink has left for the
East on an extended visit through
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Wiscon
sin and Michigan.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-05-20

DR.. F. L. Wood fits glasses scien-
tfically and accurately.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Business Concerns Get Space
On West and East Sides

Cross & Brown Company leased for
Sidney B. Bowman Automobile Company
the building 225-31 West Forty ninth
Street to Sally Wiesbader, Inc; for
6l5 West Fifty-seventh Street, Inc, the
building 6l5 West Fifty-seventh Street,
to Graham Brothers, Inc; with Weld
e. Suydam, Inc. space at COZ West
Thirty seventh Street to the New York
Talking Machine Company; space at
"a East Forty second Street to Endfire
Extinguisher Company, Inc; at 100
West Fifty Street to Minnie S.
Clough and to Harry Howard; at 1914
West Thirty-seventh Street to s. w
Spencer; at 9 East Fifty ninth Street
to Helene l.. Sweeney and to May Stone;
at 576-7S Fifth Avenue to State Thea
ters Corporation, and at SO Union
Square to the Maryland Casualty Com
pany
Duff & Brown Company has leased to
Christ Nlamis the three story build
ing 2120 Seventh Avenue; to Schuck G.
Co. the stores 1707-09 Amsterdam Ave
nue.: 30 Louis Menkus the store 1882
st. Nicholas Avenue; to Samuel J. MIL
lcr the store 207 East 1l6th Street; to
Peyser & Glucksman the store 1712
Amsterdam Avenue, and to Halen &
Kerchman the store 2042 Seventh Ave
nue..
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
SURROGATES' NOTICES

CLARKE, ANNIE KATHARlNE-The Peo-
grace Of God. free and independent, 20 Mary
Ida S,ocker. Martin Deacon, Charles Ernest
Deacon. Florence Hamilton Deacon Mary
Thompson. Francis Henry Deacon. Maud
Beatrice Deacon and 10 all persons inter
est ed creditors. legatees, next of kin or
otherwise. in the Estate of ANNIE KATH-
AltlNE CLARKE. deceased, Who at the
time OF her death. resident OF Wilcot,
County Of wits, England. send greeting
Upon the petition Of c. Edward BilQvist,
residing at 20 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
you and each of you hereby cited TO
show cause before the Surrogates Court Of
New York County, held at the Hail of Rec
ords. In the County of New York. on the
14th day Of December. 1920. at haiti past
ten o'cocl. in the forenoon &of that day.
why the account Of proceedings OF c. Ed
ward BiilqVst as Anciilary Executor OF the
Last Win and Testament OF said deceased,
should not he 1uGicially settled
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. Wa have
caused the Seal OF the Surrogates' Cour,
OF the said County OF New York to be
hereurto. affixed
WITNESS Honorable James A. Foley. a
Surrogate of our said County a. the
County OF New York. tho eth day OF
October, IN the Year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twenty.
IL. $. DANIEL j. DOWDSEY
Clerk OF tAe Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Estate to Dispose
OF Fulton Street Lofts

Two loft buildings in Fulton Street
and four vacant plots in the Dyckman
and<Washington Heights sections will
be disposed of at auction as a result
Of petition suit Of Ella Goldsticker
against Martha Goldsticker. The prop
critics will be sold by Joseph P. Day in
the Vesey Street salesroom on Tues
day, November 23
The Fulton Street properties to be
sold include the two-story store loft
33.1x7S, at 1872 Fulton Street, southea st
corner OF Church Street, opposite St.
loft, 24.11x824x irregular. at 207 Full
ton Street. between Church and Green
wich streets.
The Goldstickcr properties in upper
Manhattan comprise the vacant lot at
671 West 1S7th Street; the lot at the
southeast corner of Broadway and Hill
side Avenue; the two lots, 25x15O each,
at 1O4 and 106 Sherman Avenue, and
the lot at the northeast corner Of
Broadway and 176th Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
New Jersey

ELEVEN room house, newly decorated
throug hout for owners use. In choice res
idential section Of Plainfield, and within
minutes of its express station, New Jersey
Central; first moor has parquet Noors and
consists of large living room With open
fireplace, sun parlor, hall. dining room
kitchen and buffers pantry; second foor
consists OF four bedrooms, two tile baths
and hall; third floor consists of three bed
rooms, one bath, attic and hall garage
for two cars; one acre OF land in shrub
berry and fruit trees; coal and wood in
cellar for winter: Immediate possession
Apply to owner. 1927 Myrtle ave. Plain
field \. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Rusiness Revival
Is Due in January,
Statistician Saws
Merchandise Stocks To Be
Lowest in Years at That
Time, U. S. Chamber of
Commerce Expert Asserts

the IffOuuS " USH'RJtOS DAfcCu
WASHINGTON. Nov. IA distinct
tome Of optimism is reflected in the
monthly report of business conditions
wade public to-day by Archer Wall
Douglas, chairman Of the committee on
s..tistics OF the Chamber Of Com
m.rce of the United States.
The course Of prices, the report says,
will continue downward. Merchandise
stocks by January l will be smaller
than for many years.
I'VE are over the top and on the
down grade in most phases Of indus
.r;al spd commercial life" the report
says. although there still continue to
ne exceptions to this general state
nent Finished lines of metals, drugs
and automobile sundries are among the
most notable exceptions, especially as
10 price changes, which are few, as yet,
N these particular branches of busi-
ness.
Demand in all lines is slackeninc
Il is everywhere case of most con-
servative buying rather than any great
increase in supply. We are having
vivid illustration Of how our usual
volume of business is made up largely
Of things people do not really need.
Also, we see how people will get along
without things they once thought in
dispensable once the fit of economy is
on them.
Factories Slowing Down
Manufacturing and mining are
meeting the situation in the usual
fashion, by running on reduced time
or shutting down altogether. This has
alreaoy meant, in some cases, reduced
wages. Zinc, lead and copper mines
see no call for going on producing
when they cannot sell their ores and
when prices keep on declining Just
now the need Of the country seems
70 be more consumption rather than
more production.
Talk Of stabilizing prices, SO as to
save the situation, no longer interests
any one save few hopeless theorists.
The laws of supply and demand will, in
time, regulate matters.
THE entire business world is steadily
.rendng to that readjustment which we
have talked about SO long. We have
oeen through it before several times
and we will go through il again-and
successfully. This time it is robbed Of
its greatest terror, financial panic and
ensuing disaster. And through it all
the Federal Reserve Bank system viii
he 8 refuge
Soviet Tendency Recedes
Theories of great and startling
changes in the framework and organ
ization Of manufacturing life are dy-
ing out, in view of the eXigencies Of
the occasion as to how to maintain
adequate production at reasonably re-
munerative prices. Industrial life, in
time, viii doubtless be more democra-
tized than at present, but we are not
headed in the direction OF running fac
tories by committees.
The entire commercial world is set
ing It's house IN order by reducing
commitments, collecting outstanding
accounts and bringing down stocks Of
merchandise TO the requirements of re-
duced demand. All are awaiting that
psyche ogical time, the first of the
year, when the current of events and
the general trend shall be more readily
dscerned and more easily interpreted. )"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Long Island CITY Plant Rented

The Roman CaIlman Company
leased for the Long Island City Loft
Corporation to the Dragon Paper Man
ufacturing Company. Inc, manufacture
ers of confectioners' papers, q one
story reinforced concrete building
having frontage of 240 feet and To-
Gated on the east side of Van Alst
Avenue, south of Payntsr Avenue,
Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Fire Record

i.o-a5t r 18th 81. Fred SADIE. .Trininr
'lo-ol5 W. l26th st Stroh & VII
s.ss-to2 + 'th =. unknown.....T Trifing
VV-sth st. and Broadway; auto OF
-, FRANK Kel!iy -....... .Consid era bio
'"-lAt Il. 5Sth ST: James Kyle.
sl6-lls7 Forsyth st ; Samuel Kre5
,,5-Si4 Z. lo4th St: unknown None
Manufacturing Company TrirIng
''So-sth av. and 3lst st, t. s. Mail
,..go-zs1 Cherry St; Jos Cohn .Trining
: ee'tS9-te9 '" ll6th st; John Reid. .Trinng
i;:ss-l2s f. Tooth st Max Ehrllch. None
'-'0V-lsS T. ll4th st. Rosie krett.
.s-Vsn Cortlandt Park: brush -. None
''OV-lS' Monroe st, Raymond Mark
a.,e 1NEI -.....-.......... .TrininS
'i'--Si- W. 4Sth St. Henry Glenn
a.. U.4s. ..+-.. ........,. ........ Vrifiirg
Ss.ts-5o+ 9Th st. Charles Wexler. .Trifing
- "a St; Ike SOckler. .Trihing
- Delaney St. unknown. None
'''V-s4o Whitlock ave. the Bronx;
so, loses Newstader .......-.. .Vrifing
'-'- igo2 Fox st.. the Bronx; Moses
In L.ii, tsf .......... Trining
~ hidrldge St; Herman Frank.
,oo- CO. Tr.fng
sso auto or Andrew Goldman. .Tridng
'''V--too " ll7th St Womans
,n.so .rdgue United Synagogue ..Tritiing
" 0V---5f Avenue c. \. Bronin Trihtng
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
e: $:' 81? Want Advertisements @: e.:
Fmd
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST-Diamond ring early Tuesday morn
ing In taxicab, between 4ith st. and
broadway and 81 w. list; liberal reward.
no questions asked. b. Nj. L.. il w. list.
apartment 1902.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Real 4 state News

nlhe rooms. and two bathrooms The
same brokers sold for Frederick A
Victor his residence on the east side
of Edgemont Road to Charles w. Bret
land. The house contains ten rooms
and two bathrooms. The property has
frontage Of 60 fect and was held at
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Sales of Montclair Homes

F. NJ. Crawley G. Bros. sold for F. A.
hshoH his residence, on the east side
o. Gates Avenue, near Hawthorne
Place, Montclair. \. j., to L. ". San
iers' The property has a frontage of
" feet on Gates Avenue and depth
OF about so feet. The house contains
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
srrrrln COURT y THE STATE

new YORK,
COUNTY or NEW YORK
HARRY B. DAVIS & LOUIS H. FEHSEN-
FIELD doing business as n. y DAVIS
Co. rlalntif. vs.. CONTINENTAL. III -
PORT COMPANY. Defendant. SUM
mons.
To The sbove named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action and to serve
copy OF your answer on the Plaintiffs $
Attorney within twenty days after the
service Of this summons, exclusive OF the
day OF service and in case Of your failure
TO appear or answer. judgment will be
taken against you by default for the relief
demanded in ths complaint.
DARED New York, October 20, 1920
LAZARUS sHENFELD.
Attorney for Plaintiff Office and
Postoffce address, le0 Broad
way Borough Of Manhattan
CIV OF New York.
To CONTlNE,NTAL IMPORT CCMPANY
The foregoing summons is served upon
YOU nv publication. pursuant to an order
of Hon George :. Mullen. a Justice OF the
Supreme Court of the Sta,e OF New York
dated the 22d day or October. 1920 and
nled with the complaint in the Office OF the
Clerk of the County of New York. at the
County Court House. in tho Borough OF
Manhattan. City. CountyNand State OF New
dated Now York October 70. 1920
LAZARUS SHENFELp.
Attorney for Plaintiff Otfce and
postofhce Address. l2o Broad
way Borough or " nhattan
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

Manhattan

DOMESTIC PROBLEM SOLVED
at West 61th st.-Evcry apartment is con
cf electric dumbwaiter and your own food
is cooked without charge by professiona
chef We also have competent maid
service, relieving tenants of the ccSsit Y
Of maintaining servants. Swimming pool
in basement; restaurant and grill room.
Rents no higher than any other first ella 50
apartment hotel. one large and one small
apartment available. Telephone Colum-
bus 1904
PETER STUyVESANT osth Street and
Riverside Drive. Apartments for rent Of
ak rooms and two baths. with immediate
possession Harris. Nough ( Co. East
4e1h Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
New Jersey

FOR REN1-Two large furnished rooms
with fireplace and dressing room; hals
hour from New York by train trolley,
quired. Telephone Lconia 70sM
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
ENPAID CHARGES

< y / ~ - III l-AI\\IE,N
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE pROv1-
paid charges for which the UNDERSIGNED
w eissberger Moving & Storage Co.. Inc
Is entitled TO lien as warehouseman
on the goods hereinafter described, and
que ,'1, NOTICE having been given to all
therein. and the time specified in such
notice for payment Of each charges hav-
ing expired. there Will he sold at pub
s., New York City. on WEDNESDAY
NOV EMBEk 2iTH, 1920. at 1000 \. NJ.
ana II tn sale is not completed on said
date the same Will be continued on every
Wednesday Thereafter, beginning at 1000
A. NJ. on each day, and continuing until
all the goods are sold to wit: Household
furniture consisting Of parlor suits bed
room suits dining room suits, library fur
niture, pianos, Nlctrolas. musical instru-
inrnts, carpets rugs, trunks. boxes barrels
sultcases, contents consisting of clothing
linen, books. papers, stationery. pictures
sewing machines. iceboXes, cutlery. lamps
bric-a brac china and glassware. silver
ware, bedding. draperies and materials and
other personal effects. Chewing Gum ma
chlnerS, Office furniture and safes and
dye materials and dyes, records, held for
the account of the following parties con-
NERMAN, PROGRESS STEEL co. H.
HOFFMAN. STEPHEN WALKER
kUNSTLICH, RElMAN MIR. LEBEN-
BAUM. RICARDO SrHULLER, COLOR
DET. FRANK kELLNER MIR. ROSEN-
THAI, ID. W ELL. GEORGE j. ADAMS
and KLEIN The goods Will be on exhi-
bition at he time and place of sale. and
WEISSBERGER MOVING
AND STORAGE CO.. INC.
4c5-427 EAST HOUSTON ST, NEW WORK
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Manhattan

FURNISHED apartment In new modern ee-
vator building; 3 rooms with bath; com
plete kitchen; minutes from Wall st
Main 5G6S.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
HELP WANTED MALE

BOYS from IL to 10 for messenger and
general Office work; good opportunity
for Industrious boys. Apply 1874 Nassau
st.. Cd foor.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

I'oSI-Gray chiffon waist. brocadcd velvet
rose collar and cuffs. between manicur-
Ing parlor and 4th ay. exit of Belmont
Hotel. Reward. Phone Larchnont 759.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

81. 10000 CASH will buy a three family
house on East S6th st. Immediate pos
session OF six-room apartment to ouick
buyer For particulars phone Cortlandt
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

BUTCHER-Competent man; thoroughly
experienced good salesnan references
required Address apply 93d ST. and
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED Modern house; electric: adapt
able two families; good neighborhood
Brooklyn or Fiat BUSH do not waste time Il
inflated price. A. klingman. 30l Adam!
St, Brooklyn. Telephone 2001 Main. 543,
Iill.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Rr0n x

HARRISON AVE-. 1860, near Jerome ave
"I'-New building, ready Nov. Is; ;
large rooms and bath. with private porch
and garage; steam heat and hot water sup
ply; rent 3125 month Phone Drydocl 9sSs
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
uSFuRNrsHED APARTMENTS TO LET
Brooklyn

TWO LARGE ROOMS
ma Kitchen. white tile bathroom. parouet.
lectricity; refined neighborhood centrally
ocated. southern exposure. Lafayette 5312
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
FARMS FOR SALE

ENGLEWOOD and Nicinity-Real estate
IL WEATHERBY {: CO. Englewood n. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

LOSI-Thursday morning. between West
18TH st. and Fulton Market. gentleman's
n carat diamond ring. liberal reward
L. Nagel. f0s Columbus av.
LOST-Hound, beagle short and stout
brown and white spotted. reward. Tele-
phone Bischoff Evergreen 361O.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Brooklyn

FOR SALE OR RENT-4-story building
electric, steam heat and elevator Inter
state Parlor Frame Co, ESQ Leonard st.
Bklyn- Stagg 3262
FURNISHED ArARTMENTs ro LET
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

Statesmen
Meu who have made good as pro-
ducers and who gentlemen both
in appearance and conversation,
the calibrc OF men are desirous Of
meeting.
The sales force now organizing for
an out OF town campaign which has
the support of the community in which
we now operating makes II posi-
tive TO earn income anywhere. from
500 to $500 weekly.
Drawing account allowed against
commissions.
This Is rare and exceptional oppor-
tunity for real producers TO make
good.
Call between hours to IL a, m.
and to p. m, and ask for n c.
Prchard, Marlborough Hotel Broad
way and 36th ST. New York city.
SHIPPING CLERK-Young man as ship
ping clerk: experienced in furniture and
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
HELP WANTED MALE
Statesmen

WE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN ~
INGS IN OUR SALES OR
GANIZATIoN FOR COMPE-
TENT n d AMBITIOUS
- A.Es u EN- OF THE FOL
ExPER1ENcE sgLL1NGA &C. re 70
THE RETAIL TRADE. BE-
TWEEN THE AGES OF 27
DESIRous OF LEAVING
TEW TE YET YqRk }Rk CITY T.Y,,p.S[ AND
TERklToRY IN AN AUTO
If YOU ARE DESIROUS OF
ESTABLISHING A FUTURE
FOR YOURSELF WITH AN
CHARACTER wITHoUT MA
TERIAL;.Y SACRIFICING
YOUR IMMEDIATE EARN
ING CAPACITY. YOUR AP-
PLIGATIoN, IF suBMITTED
WITH REFERENCES. WILL
ONFIDENTIAL CONSID-
GRAFTON.
APPLY IN PERSON or TEL
EPHONE FO II APPOINT
MENT. ASKING FOR SALES
MANAGER.
Robt. H. Ingersoll & Bro,
20 IRVING PLACE. 4TH FLOOR.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
New RocheIle.on.the.Sound
TIE QUEEN CITY OF PARKS

TIE QUEEN CITY OF PARKS
soo--ENGIISH COLONIAL, beautiful
sSecIIon; large corner plot; II rooms. tiled
paths, interior and exterior newly dec
Grated; 2-car garage. s36 900; terms.
90I-sEE THIS AT ONCE. Restricted
section rooms and bath: all improve
monts Llot a0x1G5. \ real buy at sl3.5oo.
Ho'-RtSIDENCE PARK. Opportunity
Large corner plot. 104X1l0. IL rooms. >
tiled baths; all improvements. $4,000:
terms arranged.
eo3-SA,E OR RENT. Suitable for
hotel or school % rooms baths all I'M
proNomen's; 2-car garage, with apartments.
80 reasonable offer refused.
2Ol-NEW COLONIAL HOME, 10 rooms,
ttled bat his, all the very latest. i'm prove
inents; lear garage; fine plot. $4,000 ;
terms
.o5--VNEXCELLED LOCATION Plot
l5oXl25; II rooms, baths: every modern
inlprovement and appointment throug hout ::
garage for 4 cars: $50. 000: terms.
20 -BEAGTIFUL STUCCO HOME. IA
rooms tiled baths; up-to-date in every
rcsDect; about one acre: garage for cars.
$50 900: terms.
2o;-AT BEECHMONT PARK, one Of
tho most complete homes, with all the
latest improvements; one acre: garage for
cars. s37 900; terms.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs.

WILTON. ADMINISTER. NGIITTAII. SLoANrS
carpets. rugs all color> y all mixed oriental
Patterns 1000 yard, 81. s. s. & yard ue.
ehAit'ly nsta hll recon -it. .natl uae ulN ~
henle u'ire showroom Ryc~ al ss.. s,,os.
tc impar'.d. oronfs.s. cilnls sls 20 81. 81.
s>l ~. Sl-y ~, MAKING OVER. CLEANING
LAYING. DNhlNG. REPAIRING REWIAVlNG
RELIABLE RHAs NAHiE. BEAUTIFUL SIN
hss Inc D-l Madison ave. 1gth ~ii. Tla.a $50.