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The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-29
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 Two 6-yesr-ols year-old sorreL Mule. All ToIi Y i''4s FEElHl-
 1A5 bales of HaS Corn. Some P'i''7 u0'''' FARM aAgs-
 seed sovsr la
 'ISi Work EIarusst SreaEing Si X m 2 Plov, 2 ~ Cultiyatorbl bl,dv' Is'Ili no,,ble Shovel pOSD,y saws' Crindsi'i Hay ''fa1i 'Hfao1iussEHoL coOkstovs. Ns ','t,, 7 fs ing Table, ,,,''s vuSE EssA 15-gallon Nasn as ane one 5'sI-gall0n ; B'l' TERMS: sle q. ,'s. s,d. 1 ten, ten month. ., 'als1bs \ NItctt under SIC. {, q, 1 NARRO| ]! U. ] cITpi,s1l,,,,sI Tdisl,,IS PETER nsHll'D
The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-29
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The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-29

got n gift from the tree. One young man got live wasp but it was good nsi1,red and did not sting him.
 Ted Friend of Shady spent the holidays with relatives at McCauley ''0''0'' Santa Claus.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-29
And dtheI Year N

Shortly W VI New Year-m More proptms We expea h1 the coming
 fore We M Feed in carlos mills, and hlss
 corliin9lv.
 Remsmhf, m q
 65c per bushaaa corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, by the Grace OF God. free and inde-
pendent. TO Maximiliane Hermann, Franz
Hermann. Anita Mauve. Wilhelm Herr
mann, Maria Hermann, Else Hermann
Felix Hermann. franz Hermann (son OF
Carl Hermann. deceased) Mrs, Carl Herr
man cas- General Guardian OF Else Herr
mann, FeliS Hermann and Franz Herr
MANN, Attorney General OF the State OF
New York. the heirs and next OF kin OF
Franz Hermann. deceased send greeting
Whereas. Paul Wolf and Joseph s. Wall
who reside respectively at No. so West
New York. and No. 1902 Ocean Parkway
Borough of Brooklyn, city OF New York
nave lately applied 10 the Surrogates' Court
OF our County OF New York, to ma a Ger
tain instrument in writing. relating TO both
real and personal property. duly proved
mann deceased. who VAS at the time of
his death Il resident OF the County OF New
York
therefore. you and each OF you are cited
Of our County of New York. at the Hall OF
Records In the County OF New York on
the 9Th day of May, one thousand nine hun
bred and twenty one, at half-past ten
o clock in the forenoon OF that day. why
tho ID will and testament should not be
adj ttel To probate a Will of real and
PEI onal property.
In testimony Whereof we have caused the
seal OF thu. Surrcgates' Court OF the said
County Of New York TO be hereunto affixed
Surrogate of our said County OF New York
al said County, the 10th day OF March in
the year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and tMenty-one
IL 81 DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
WHITMAN 0rTINGER 4 RANSOM,
Attorneys for Executors Once and poet
Office address. 20 Broadway, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
b II zine SIS News
American Toy Manufacturers
Begin Fight ON German Goods
Foregoing Profits
Can't Continue, Vie,o

Present conditions, in which IT.
tie or no profit sccrues to the man.
ufacturer of clothing, cannot con-
unae, according to Jacob w. Mack.
OF the Rauh & Mack Shirt Com
pany, Cincinnati, in issuing a call
Tor the swenty-fourth annual con-
vention of the International Assoc
citation of Garment Manufacturers
IN Cleveland May 10. Mr.. Mack is
president of the association.
The garment and clothing rnsnu-
facturers have written off enor-
NOUS losses in the last year" Mr.
Mack said. "Thc members Of this
association have, in aouition. in
dividually met the demands of the
buying public for lower prices bv
serving chem without profit. 1t is
apparent that this condition cannot
continue"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
Farmers Make Own Clothes
Send Wool TO Mills and Take
Finished Garments

Illinois farmers may soon be self
sustaining so far as clothes are con-
Seerned. under a plan devised by the
livestock marketing department of the
ILLINOIS Agricultural Association, pro-
vldlng for weaving cloth and tailoring
garments from Illinois wool.
Trial suits have been made to sell
at $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50, the differ
ence in price arising from differences
IN Innings and tailorings only. The
cloth is the same. The samples have
been made for members Of the associa-
ton, but the plan will be extended to
include all farmers in the state
through their county bureaus
The marketing department recently
sent 100000 pounds of wool to the
mills to be made into blankets and
auto robes for farmers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
Will Plead for u. S. Valua-
ton ON Imports 10 Pre-
vent Underselling: Quote
Prices to Prove Their Case

American toy manufacturer. md
other manufacturers who assert that
they are suffering from unfair Cerm.r
competition because Of the low xa,rs
Of the mark are making efforts to get
hearing before the Senate Finance
Committee, at which they will argue
valuation of imports clause IN ~
emergency tariff bill, which already has
passed the house. The toymakers de-
clare they were given TO understand
that the Senate Finance Committee
would hear only arguments from
tariff experts and are somewhat in
censed because the importers we've
given hearing last week.
representatives of the tovmakers
are now in Washington in an effort to
put their side of the case before Tho
committee. A telegram has been sent
to Senator Penrose, chairman of the
committee, by the Toy Manufac-
.urers of the U. S. A., which says that
the ASSOCIATION scouts the statement Of
importers that the proposed exchange
valuation plan will prevent importa-
lions, since we can prove by actual
example and buyers statements in
profuslon that this is incorrect"
Although the importers state saws
the telegram. that the present German
PRICES for toys are similar to prices
n 1914, we must clearly remember
that American manufacturing costs are
higher than in 1914, and for that rca-
son. protection Is essential
The toymakers further declare that
importers are quoting prices on goods
delivered in this country at from one
18TH to onehalf the lowest American
price in competing items
N. Wieseufeld, who conducts a TOW
fancy goods and sporting goods store
in Baltimore, after looking over the
local toy market, asserts that for the
purpose Of importing the German mark
is now figured at cents. Under the
proposed exchange valuation plan, with
the mark for customs purposes only,
figured at cents. he says that i'm
porters will figure the mark for selling
purposes at cents.
Under this valuation, he says, a Ger
man hat in ring" game can be re-
tailed here at 25 cents, against an
American game at so cents. A com
position body doll with moving eyes
can be sold by the Germans at SIS d
dozen, while the nearest American
price is $50. A German clockwork toy
train, with more accessions than the
American kind, will sell at ga a dozen,
against 500 as the price quoted by a
Chicago manufacturer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were flied Yesterday i'll the United states
Max MITcHELL. jobbsr of silks and
woolens 40 e. goth St; Involuntary. LA
OiIities; $4,000 assets $1,000 s,o,ao o., u
l4th st.: voluntary. Liabilities, s3.69s. all
unsecured claims; assets. sl,294, OF when zen
81, 200 is stock in trade and se4 debts due
L. o. BLANCKE CO. INC. sales agent
for Blancke Twist Drll and Tool Co. ms ,nS.
tools, 10 Thomas Street inv9!un'ap , ii's
co. So. ''-'' '' =
PETER BENDER. schoolmaster. doing
iiabill5ies placed at s57Oi, Of which s4.s17y
are unsecured claims; assets OF IS, 40, OF
which $500 is machinery tools. etc. ana
$3.50 debts due on open accounts
HYMAN sALTzMAN. also know Saao- as
Lyman za!zman. carpenter, 2lAl ,s ssoo a1
unsecured; no assets. ~->-
EDGERTYN ANILINE CORPORAT1ON'
$2s.4i5 are unsecured claims: assets
sss.95S, Of which $4,000 is stock In trade;
due on open accounts $4,000 par value
stock Altoa International Industries, Inc.
and 1864 uniiquidated claims.
MAN sCHoENFELD. mems furnis s7,i,fss
1919, ali unsecured; no assets.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
vera filed Yesterday in the United States
PosNER BROWN. INC. shoes, 1os
$500 are unsecured claims; assets S5,loo'
pl which So. 900 is stock in trade, $lOo ma
chinery. TOOLS etc. aud $4,000 debts que
% omen accounts
SHEER. INC. tailors. $50 West Forty
Nth Street--LiarflirIes. $26.096, all unse-
cured claims: assets, $3.50, of which 81
wv IS machinery. tools. etc, St.eSs deots
aue on open accounts and Sal cash on
WILLIAM MISUNDERSTANDING. So
~ 80. all unsecured claims; assets sl'Soo'
e., sTEINBERa & soN--Isaac and Moses
steinberg-Liabil!ties. s7s,7ss.. all unse-
oSaed claims; assets s22 100 OF when so.-
tools etc. $4,000 debts due on open ac-
counts and $500 unliauidated claims
NNSATloNAL DRUGGISTS SUPPLY g.
~ ~! unsecured claims; assets. sssss, OF
e Mn,ch IS. 800 is stock in trade $500 ma
o 0nanery tools. etc. and sass debts due on
CHARLES GoLDsTEIN--Lia biities. ST.
:, TX a. an unsecured; assets 81 zoo, of which
ssaToo is stock In trade and $500 machinery.
RYWEcK & BERGER. furs. 1872 West
,"enty eighth Street--Liabllities. SAY. 90,
S Sin unsecured claims and $4s. 5l4 notes and
oils; assets $40. 600. of which $4,000 rep
'esehts debts due on open accounts.
Assignments
NORRIS RUDNiCK Co INC. manu-
sacturers Of leather goods at 10 Fifth Ave-
sus' has assigned to J. Tobias Goldberg. of
IT, 49,. broadway Morris Rudnick Is presi-
oent OF the company.
larry ROSE. dealer in ladies' apparel
~ Aiol Broadway. has assigned to Harry i.
"orn, Of $40 West i57th Street.
HARRY TULkOFT. groceries. at 81
I'll, .,asy street. the Bronx. has assigned to
'sldore Gold
Receivers in Bankruptcy
me following receiver in bankruptcy
states District Court:
Ebert Moritz. temporary receiver for
clothing. ilo Blocker ST.. with a bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
Betting Trade Improves

The leather betting dustry is slow
ly responding to the Improvement in
other trades Indirectly related to it,
according to manufacturers. Although
hardly perceptible, this betterment in
the betting situation has restored con-
fidence in the trade. Factories which
in the past have been transposing belt
ing from idle machinery to that work
for all machines. must Of necessity go
into the market in ordi to replace
the betting used on other machines.
Leading manufacturers believe that a
few months of this gradual improve
ment viii place the trade on a normal
basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
AUCTION SALES

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT PURsU-
ant to the Lien Law of the State Of New
York, there Will be sold at public auction.
on the 9TH day of May, 1921. at s05 East
llth street. in the Borough of Manhattan
City OF New York. for the Leviathan Ga
rage, owned and opefated by the +. &c r.
Garage Co. Inc. the following deacr bed
property:
5-ton Packard Truck. rack body. 1914
model.
That the name of the person for whose
account said car is held by tho Levlathan
Garage is Dominck Spineill, aud the name
OF the person who claims an interest IN
said property Is Harry Goldberg.
Dated New York, April 18TH 1921
MAX ROSENFELD
Attorney for L. & T. Garage Co Inc.
so Broadway. \. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
Commercial Credit

Slightly easier commercial money
was in evidence yesterday when some
commercial paper went at 714 per cent
in this market. The prevailing rates,
however. range from 71a to ia per
cent. The belief that easier money is
in sight is strong among borrowers,
most of whom are financing them selves
now by short term notes, issued from
time to time. In this way they hope
10 take ADVANCE of lower rates when
they appear.
Open market rates on bankers &C
ceptances quoted yesterday by the
American Acceptance Council were I'M
changed from those at the close of last
week. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26

crude rubber. On the other hand, rub
Der men said, selling interest was lack
ing The market yesterday presented a
nrmer appearance than has been shown
TOR many days, in the opinion of
market men. Prices bid on ribbed
smoked sheets advanced from II cents
on Saturday to l7ia cents yesterday.
offerings for July-August~S September
delivery were quoted st 1914 cents.
flrst lateN offerings were bid at 1872
cents spot and 211a cents for July
neutrality-suspicious. delivery Prices on
lprlVer fine Para We're quoted at 17la
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
Business Troubles

Anapacher. Z. Harry AID Edna
H.-R. T. Miller jr.........:. eo7.ss
Lawrence Weber-K Gordon. 2o.sS3.s7
Bookstaver, Barnett S - Fifth
National Bank of the city OF
BROWNE Nvw En- Emily v N. G. Car
Bishop, James CT. L. Weaver; 4i7.l7
81 al . 2seo0
pa ar Jane c.-J.' X. Anderson 1880
Boyan. Alexis C.--Albert Steiger
Co ..........-,. ...... .'.''.'' -'''-i l
Brady, Harry and New Amster
dam Casualty Co.--People. etc. 10000
Eergdorf Georges Roth e. Co. 219.5s
Beden Co. - Adler & Fastener,
Black. Charles-yorktown Court
Apartments, Inc. 5oo.eo
OV 81 a, -''' A''''''' ..... 1895
Cromoton John-I A Irwin ct al AS
i'V S,ai ~ w pnnnis etc 100000
payias Emilv-A d. G Collie. E. 1.076.Sl
Ssme-r' G. Collie. 57G.s1
Elisberg Hotel Construction Co, ..-.o
inca. Stignitz ............ eo'1V
Emerson Reedcraft Co., Inc
raaph,a,n Harrv-M Richter $50. 06
Elisberg Hotel Construction Co, on
Inc-National Surety Co. 4o1'zo
Finn' x Jonn - A"u RUM ;74s7
Frsu afs nc leo i'---" a"o. 2s41c
co w3ls st a Philip. and Charles j..
N wa.t'' Is S'<l'" '1'e'' 7,es12e
Gr Tera ritlc 9H ~ Trust Co.. 1858 IS
eS''s%1SS E. xass 5s4
u'"ne ara tinn wa .... 5T444
''o 1n.Gonnn, '''''''' 55l.7o
Gord"n' Mna; u', 90 Peonle, etc 500 90
Hatsman' Sin'i-o oo'a'.'a' sesas
H4 rsmh emu A...a. " 1.s57.44
VAS Wis Kleinberg... 377.3C
Harrima"' fiolen'e" ."' ASSOC
Herman 1rnay g l.os H"rtIe o 1,754.51
hi .,IaS s,s ''''a" ~ e1o.7t
r,ooht Ruao,nh-R. s Conklin. S34TC
! Uanley Michael j. and James
Gsnterprse steamfttins Plumb
| ing & Repair Co.)-William H.
Page Boiler Co.. ..,...;...,. 'os'SS
JACOB anu ~ Plate Glass Co.. Inc. 2s2.o4
j. Amster & Co. Inca. G.
lanes nass'e' +. ,o'Neili trucking &
| Forwarding Co.. 1nc.--M. SIM ,.. .,
| mons ct al ................-. 1881
r,,,. r.ou,s-H. A. Nell. 5o2.0s
| Long Island Scrap Metal CO.
! Inc: Isaac Burack Nathan
| Goldstein and elias Burack-J
| Gordon ct al ....... :lol.os
MI sc q Co. ......... 115.7t
! Mills Wiliians--E, Dickson 5,o44.tt
| Mander, George He. A. Lon
I don $500. A1a'9'
as Sa r,y Co. INC. .......... l15.ot
| ,,orris Iasfe Iuc--N Rayer. 40S. 9t
| Moiino Antonio--J. l.. Slater. lo,037.2t
| Wsznras. tseorge--Jaburg Bros. 129.9s
National Cotton 4 Grain, Co .n,
| Western Union Telegraph Co. 322.9s
O'Day, Raymond-C. Gillian. ..-. l,ls6.69
| Ourbach Aiex---J. Weldinger.... 1g. &c
! pierce II. Clay--R. Trock. l,23l.i-
| Pierce Edw 7. 49, Encyclopedias
| Britannica Corp. ............, 222 sc
| Parker. Edw. J--Parl Tilford. 1894
| Pcna Anthony saunders
Karsck Co. Inc. .........s-... ls2.lC
! Paul Isidore--M Scbechter ct al 7s9.4s
[ Hsss 81 s4s6l
Rosenbiatt Isidor~-J. Schultz.,.. ..5sc.l
| Radt Max--C. Ii. Paine ....,.. ls2.ot
Reichor Benjamin-W. kellner. a75.2t
| Rhodes Fred De. H. Prime 179.1C
Reynolds. Hamilton c. tEngsisii
Opera Associationl - p. Rem
inrton .......,........,. 1.o3i.o.
| Euttigliano, pominick~-S. kudrna 3s0.4l
Russo. Franz, and Fidelity &
| Casualty Co. of n. f--Pcople,
! etc. ......-'.r'i .'.''-- eVV'V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that OF the debtor;
the second that OF the creditor and date
when judgment was fled
Roth. Ernest--Morris Plan Co. OF
\. Y; Nov, 1920. ..,.......... $g2o 20
Creegan, John. and Robert Bursts
March II, 1914. 1874
broner July 20. ls2o......... $40, GO
Hafner, Mary. j. X. OXEN
nedy ct al: Oct. 81. 1sls...... 1885
Kennedy. Jack----J. Huttenbach;
March so, 1921 ...........,.. l6S7o
March rs. 1890. .............. $685.
1921 .......,......... l,oo6.3e
Rost, Otto F-F. w, Kaiser
Sept. H. 1911. ................ 1,547.s7
ct al. Jan. 81, ls21....... 7sl67
Bocarre. Mariana D.. and Gertrude
1915 ,.........,.... s29 SO
AIDES. David--G. j. Siehel Dec.
-, 1890 Observation-Disclosures. c,7o5.oC
Crleger Louis. and Davis Meyer
O. Lorenc; March II, ls1S... 1S46a
Hudson, Charles L., ct all. T.
versed5 .....,,................ e7.462.4i
Hcttiing. Arnold and Charl~s
Grickman--People etc.
1890 (vacated) .......... cen "a
Scimeca. Mariana Waite
Bartlett Mfg. Co.; Nov, -
lss0 s-it--
In Bronx County
Ahrahams. Louis-H. n. Serota:
March 10. 1891. s.75.7.
Byrne. Helene III. F. Ryrns
ct al: Dec. IA. 1890. ........... 1os %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

y TIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN tns4
CHARLES w WHlTfS who resides at
No rs Bedford Road. pleasantville New
'r.i, and CARL BERGMAN who resid =
N e63 Seventy -hfth Street Borough
OF Brooklyn, city of New York. have
formed a limited partner hip in accordance
with the provisions OF the Laws Of the
state OF New York. under tho name and
style of &C. w. WHITIs K CO." In the
bu mess OF brokers and dealers In invest =
lnent bonds and other securities Of similar
character, in which the above-nagned
persons are all the parties who are in
teresled therein. That the said CHARLES
w. WHfTlS IS the general partner and
the said CARL BERGMAN. the special
partner. That said Carl. BERGMANN has
contributed and paid in in cash the sum OF
Twenty five thousand {s25. 00o) dollars to-
ward the common stocX That the said
partnership is ia commence on the first
day OF April, One thousand. nine hundred
ana twenty one, and IS to continue fer one
year. Dated March aist 1921
G W. WNfTIS e. co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
New Millinery Vogue

The vogue for bobbed hair has af-
fected the millinery trade. Several
leading manufacturers are now turn
ing out women's headwear in smaller
than usual sizes, particularly for the
bobbed hair clientele. The smaller size
is made necessary through the absence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

TO WHOM IT May coNcERN-Thc
partnership heretofore existing under
the name OF TENZEE az STEM PEI. of 30
orchard street and 233 Columbia street.
New York City y. Y. wherein Samuel.
TENZER and GEORGE STEAiPEI were
mutual consent. SAMUEL TENZER has
Withdrawn from said partnership T'he
STEMPEI.. -
SAMUEL TENZER
GEORGE STEMpEf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
~ Per Cent Shoe Wag Cut

ono OF the. largest wage cuts that
Tar is announced by the Endicott-
Johnson Company. which has several
factories. The cut, effective Nav /.
WI bring wages 20 per cent below
NOSE at present and will affect $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26

Call loans against acceptances, 5l2
per cent.
Crude Rubber Market Firmer
Increased buying interest was in evi-
dence yesterday in the market for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
Judgments Filed
lm New York County

~, i" sNt" fOrk VUuhty
.,s4 ne following judgments were iiled yes
aeh,ayy' the nrst name being that az the
sam Sam, Franklin We. X. Palma $4,000
IAaa',,'e-r,saifse ......-.........,... lo65.se
ah man ct al, ...,'.....'..s.s'. 49,, esa7s
ct al .....e.' 's - ~ ast.4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
Pianos and Musical Instruments

sTEINwAY. PIANoIA. BABY. PARLon
Grands and upriehts Mason Hamiir
Baby Grand and Upright. Grands. Jprighte
PLAYER Pianos for Sale ana Rent. E.ck q
kimberlin. III East saith: 37s Colulnbae
Ave. (7Sth).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
ANSONIA STORAGE
WAREHOUSE CO..
IS1-I39-l4f West ssth st.
FORECLOSURE SALES

L VIII FOREcIOsE ana seu ~ NH /,
auction a 1908 Avenue A. Marhsttan a.,
lAprA 20. 1921, at o'clock a. m, fixture
etc specified in chattei mortgage made o..
hNsiaFe thas TO Casper Manner da..tf
October J. 1929. and duly filed.
ittrffN ...-tl.........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26

OF the head. Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26

COOKS mattresses, houseworkers, cham
bcrmaidS ana laundresses couples; all
nationalities speciality Finnish and
swedish. Lehti Agency. IS L. 120th 1t.
Tel. Harlem 55l5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
Boaren
,::: ; s: Want Advertisements ';s:: $:'
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks

COOK, ALSO WAITRESS; young, compe-
tcnt: city or country. together or sepa-
rate; best references. Lang &c Boecherer
Co.. 43 w. SD st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED TO buy a small stereopticon slid.
business located in New York; mus
Withstand thorough investigation. u 357
Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
Domestic
BUSINESS CARDS
Contractors. Etc.

BUILDING ALTERATIONS. store fronts,
- fixtures, shelving. etc. James Ryan. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
Instruction

LEARN TO BE A CHAUrFEUR-Plea
ant, profitable work; day and evening
classes. Send 70 free booklet and visitor =
pass. West Side Y NJ @ A., sos w. 57th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
FOR SALE

AEROPLANE MOTOR PARTS-Iibert,-
cylinders, damaged crankshafts piston
Hispano Sufza motors. damaged. incori
plete; aluminium scrap 500 lbs; stee
scrap, 1000 lbs. etc. condemned. sab.
April 70, II 4, m: daylight saving) a
=. OF 5 and Sale. 2sth 81 and Sd avs
Brooklyn (Sunset 500. ext 5t). Cat. 3os.
L. 5. Navy.
MIMEOCRAPH. practically new. New
York Letter Co. 80 Murray st.. tel Bar
Clay ia.
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Dogs, Cats, Birds. Poultry, etc.
Furniture

POSITIVELY pay higher cash FOR furni
ture. rugs. pianos. etc. MAURICE, Ia
University pl Phone Stuyvesant 516T
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COOK WAITRESS (sisters), neat capable,
conscientious pair; very desira Bile: excel
lent references; s75- ss5. Masons Agency.
Is West 43d st.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

COOK capable young, American: z years
reference; $S0 anywhere Miss Shea
Agency, e. fist. Murray Hill 6774.
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Day W orkers

DAY WORKER. CLEANER OR LACN-
DRESS--Good quick worker D.. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 e. 43d st, Sd floor.
Telephone 8347 Murray Hill.
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Furniture

WE PAY highest prices Tor furniture
pianos, antiques, brio a brac. books art
etc GARAY. IS University Place, stuy-
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AUTO INSTRUCTION. SIS
Day. evening; Cadillac, Studebaker, Nit
chell. b. & NJ. Co. 1893 Lexington av.
(S7th).
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Cooks

SEAMsTRESS, highly
recommended; very willing and reliable
Lang ~ Boecherer Co, 43 w. 33d ST.
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Miscellaneous

OFFICE BOY--Fifteen to seventeen years
Old; commercial house. Apply SIS Wall
st. room 401.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

CIIAMBERMAID, waitress; very neat
thoroughly experienced: excellent refer
ences cigy, summer: $50. Masons Agency
IS West i3d