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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-03

Paris DerideS Venerable Auto
mobile, but Relic Goes at
Limousine Price.

Paris saw what is asserted to he
the oldest motor car the other day
when this vehicle, known rs Lkncetre,
passed slowly and noisily by the Arc
de Triomphc and down the Champs
Elysees, recalling the early sos when
the first automobile ratified. pulled
and stank along the same avenue.
The old car looked odd beside the
limOuslncS In the bnulevards and the
curiosity of the crowds WAS mingled
with amusement as they watched the
veteran being oiled NJ and started
Once it got under way II moved along
with certain stately grotesqueneSs
that r, minded one bit az the forlorn
ambuationS OF that quaint old man
in Holmes The Last Leaf"
But the wonder Of L'Ancctrc Is not
80 much that II still exists hut that
Il has done useful service from the
time of its birth 29l2 years ago TO the
present day The old automobile be-
longs TO the Able GaVOis, Il white
haired priest OF Renneville In the de-
ItNTNIlN'Iit VI lilt Nh' hhS uH'7t
IL for many years In going about TO
visit his parlshoners and attending to
his many duties.
ON It's wooden wheels without tires
the ear bore the venerable priest from
house To house at speed never great
GER than six miles an hour, but to the
many offers from would-be purchasers
the abhc shook his head declaring
that L'Ancetre. ike himself. was still
able to do It's bit in modest way.
But finally the sight ~ SO much suf-
fering among the poor gave an idea
10 the old able When there are So
many who have nothing why should
he ride about in AN automobiles With
little sacrifice he could do much
good. So he has decided finally TO
sell L'Ancetre, so that he can use the
proceeds TO aid the poor. And when
he was told that the relic would bring
probably as much as the price Of II
new modern automobile the able APP
peared tremendously pleased The
thought OF being able to do so much
good will make II quite easy hereaf-
ter for him to walk from house TO
house in his parish.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-03
School Days Here

Jolly vacation days are over, but the girls wont
mind going back to school if they can go in such
clever togs as we are showing.
And the college Girl" too, has to be fitted out,
and this the place to do that too Clothes wardrobe
Trunks and all the essentials
And School Supplies for every little boy and girl
must begin the school term ready-even to well
sharpened pencils for good work.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-03
e Parties To A
telephone Call

well to remember that good telephone serv-
not depend entirely upon the operator.
other persons involved the person
the person answering and over their move
operator has no control She may do her part
emily but unless the others cooperate the best
not be had
the fault Of the operator for instance il the
party, relying on his memory calls for wrong
or hangs up his receiver in the middle of CONVEX
ton Neither is the fault of the operator the called
arty fails to promptly is already engaged IN
conversation with another person.
Good telephone operating is brought about by CO.
peraton the part of the party calling the operator and
lie party c Allied.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-03

All the world shows adcrewski,
greatest OF pianiSis, composer and
statesman To history belongs that
glorious epic OF PaderewSki. the must
clan. transformed into radcrcwski, the
statesman most vital of the forces
that restored independence Ia his be-
loved Poland But you do not know
PaderewShi unless IL has been your
good f,rtane To observe him In rapt
contemplation of the mysteries NJ the
growth of young almond trees. Pade-
rewsk Is now an almond grower in
California and takes a keen interest
in everything pertaining TO that in
dustry.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-03

Observation-Disclosures;
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
SPOKANE. WASH
spRTNGFIrIr. NrAss.

Ca,7ste'n & Irn z Luhir. rsady
wear. nlilline-v 100 R'w7v
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
Operators Resell Ana -t-nens
Al Rrntals Axasnn,a Come

TIE B~re~sor Pea II Cemranv re
scId 70 George N. Hoenig the four-story
bu ding. with stares. 25xa0. al the
northwest corner Of 1Asth Street and
Er~os Avenue.
The Fve~ R~adv Realty Company
sold &c the K n c Realtv Company a
'svr- -~v ar ~t7- ut - 1SSN Washing
.on avenue, 5axSS.9x irregular.
Z Osborne Srai~h INC sold for P
c NoesFen the dwelling at los Fs st
f7Arh St~eet to Semuel Freeman: FIR
Jo erh L. Whalsn tie dwelling at 2TsS
Mc~rss Averue to P, C Noethen; fer
4 Woke FaH1 Morris Avonre. ? awe'l-
Snr. to Thomas j. McCourt, and for
? $ ? essrierik the 2 L or the vast
side @ Grand Avenue. 500 feet s-uth
Of I~e*h S-rSet. te builder for I'M
neSiare Improvement
Norris Lube.l SD To Lena Eoval
thc - pe~ty at 2052 Naples Avenue,
CArrl~s G-ossuaan sid 70 The Nielk
Res Comr~~~ q two ~ ivvel ing
81 7f2 Fast tS0th Street. 25x1t9
Frank |. Norris so'd II Hubertine =
Metzger shree story dwelling at SIS
Ess- I59+h St~eet. 17x79 11x j~re~u ar.
Ernest H. Vessel Sod 20 Leslie 3.
NcTlurs $ two-sV0ry dwelling at 26s7
Nor n Avenue
Ct-is-'~n II Gillespis sold to
Miehsel Mahonec 2 t-v7-stery dwell in :
as 80 East 181st Street. I7.2xsS. *
srregu a.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
FORECLOSURE SAC Es

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY Of NEW
YORK K-RIC HARD 3 KELLY as sur
viTtng Executor and Trustee unfer the
Furnald- deceased. Pssin'irr a<=snsf sIMoT
COHEN ans ers. Defendants
IN pursuance Of a Judgment or FORE
n The above entities action and bearing
date re 26th cay CT Oatober leI. I tbs
underslgned, ire referee n Fefs Judgment
named. wiz sch at p1bi;r auction at the
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. City
Of New York. on the s9Es dav a. Noveu-
day. By Henry Brady. Ar@rtoneer. trs
premises e!-s ed by sad Judgment 20 -
sold. and therein les riaee follows:
All Z At certain plot piece or parcel ce
lard, with he hutldinzs Srl prove
z ents thereon situate. lying and being N
Tie Borough 81 Manhattan. City % New
York, bounded and described follows
BEGINNING ~ pairr On - westerly
side Of Thompson Street distant one hun
dred and seventy seven gI77) feet ak %,
Incl es nerfherly from the oiae. formed
by The i1terFe tion OF ire norE erly side
of Eroone Street with the said eriy
side OF Thompson street. rnnning thence
west erl. cn Z iltte whlcr on IS no-taerly
81 : makes an angle of ninety 800 degrees
twenty 900 nia11es thirty tS0) Sc -onds
Street and part Of The distance through n
party wall. one rundred 400 feet 10 the
e1tre lire 81 rhs bioek. running thence
nortneziy, along said ceatre line OF the
block th.rt seven t37) fee, four (tI
tnctes, ruznlaS thence easreriy on line
which makes en- - 1orr aerly side an angIs
OF ninety (99l degrees twSnty (23} min
uEes thirty tseA seconis WITH west
rig OF TAon pson Street one hun
drec C0e) feet 10 the said westerly side
OF Thompson street. running thence south
erly along The sad westerly side Of
Thompson Street. thlTty-seveE 357) eaex
four fs) inches &c the point Or placs OF
beginning. tie noTrrsrly wan CT tie huild-
ing the premises elm SaScre dss rtns6
encroacEes TWO lA-Aes more or less on n.
premises adjoining On tie north and thar
tie fences and retaining walls ale not "a
the is1es Of the record -z-e
Said pt eln.ses being iSnswn by che sr~ess
Eur15eI is T.orpson 1fi eet
Dated N=~ York. >ave.t-4r an 1871
ALFRED Il T0WSLEy. Re>sree-
PT&EY, lWONB-I & PCTNEY. A.
torne. ) for ? P.a4ati1 No. Eeceoy
Street Borough OF Manhattan Nsv
'Iork city
The following ls a diagram Of ths prss-
erly 20 Dc scil
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
EsTArE rrnsrx ,r., usr.rr
Honest Bargain; Only So, 3,OOONeeded
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE

Because the purchaser for whom finished could not com
pete the financial of his contract this verv attractive
pretty CoioIa type Of suburban home located beautiful
$500 resldential section, near New York specially built
comfortable yearround be less
than cost to-day The desires of neighbors as to person
a OF buyer will be itself is In nerfect
fomon ready to immediately and
range electric fixtures shades There also comne civ
equipped corresponding house in architecture
Inc pot Of about onehird l0o IT, street
frontage Unusual and have in andsap
ing the grounds which beautifully
shrubs and flowers The about TOO IT, wonderful
scene heahfu living conditions Water rights to
cham e. h.lutul lakes with station
is within easy walk Committing facilities the city
oest Immediate and be had
az $4,000 and the balance OF sl060o may mortgages
~ convenient terms Complete details pictures
obtained By writinc B. STEWART l04 Terrace ay New
Yorh City by phonng l470 Cortandt
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
Beauty Fence to Adorn
Madison Avenue Corner
Will Be Erected by Wall Street
Broker in Keeping With Sur
rounding Buildings

Delano 4 Aldrich, architects, have
completed designs for g decorative
fsnce tt be 5u.it around the property
at Thirty eighth Street and Madison
Avenue, .o2xlSo, cwnec by WiHian r
5cnes, of Jones & Baker the Wall
Street brokers
The design Of the fence. winch ls to
DC erected Immediately By MADDEN &
Co.. Will. according tc the architects,
conform wlth architectural features Of
the surrounding structures. Mr Jones
Is one o. the pioneers IN the movement
starred by the Murray Hi! ASSOCIATION
To improve rropersv n such a manner
as &c contribute dignity ana beauty to
the neigh berhooa.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
BRoNxvTLLE

WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE AT
bargain price q ne ". largo s-rocfr1 Nltch
Colonial aous@. en- plot S0xi1s, with beau
tiful shade trees AL modern In proveraents
iivtng-soola ISx32 with large open drepsAce
READY FOR OCCUPANCY ON OR
ABOUT b-C l.
=, Terms s:1sAl amount Of cash, balance
Ike rent We are developing a
BEAUTIFUL 4 ESIDENTIAI. PARK
Come and select your lot and we will
auute- you an Interesting price on house
eas3t 10 suit yoar Individual taste and re-
gusTcrnents an have your new ONE ready
for early spring occupancy. Our property
IS on ths
y y. YES CHESTER & BOSTON r R.,
CHESTER kFzIG IT'S ST ATTf9n.
Express service ever 20 rai7r-es to and
trorn Nsw YORK. Cfflce on property.
MA lsh1t4.l CoNSRl lCTI~- 10. INC,
Lniun Cones. q 0nxviiie
Phone Branxyslls 1124.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
$4,000 Rental for Store
In Chambers ST. Building

Tankoos. Smith 4 Co leased store
IN the Cosmop Titan Hotel. at the
northeast corner vi West Broadway and
Chambers Street. to Benjamin Krass-
ner mems furni hIngs. al an aggregate
rental Of $50 100
Butter & Ba dwin Inc, with Brown
Wheelock Company leased the entire
tenth floor a; Sc Ffun Avenue tc the
Presbrey-Le ana Company and offices
to Catharine " Seaman and Adelaide
Pendergast at 542 Firth Avenue; also
the store at Y East Forty-eighth
Stree to ~Guiry
The Duross Company leased to the
Sheridan Pharmacy. Inc, the store and
basement al the northea 4 corner of
I've TIN Street and Seventh Avenue, and
tc Catherine McCRte the three story
house, 80 Barrow Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
Sl5O.00O Rental for Loft
Space in Broadway BuiYd-no

Adams s Co, leased for Ritter Bros.
the sixth floor at 1883 Broadway. 20 s.
Is CASSIDY and the STYLE Dress Co. The
tenants have also obtained an extension
81 tie lease for q term of years frcm
tNe owners o. the nr0~ertv The to.al
rent involved. including the purchase
OF the fixtures 1i klster Bros, arrre-
gates over $i50,00o f. G G Paomrs
represented the owners.
haniei Blrdsall & Co. Inc. rented
the stare ard bas sement s Thnn7as
Street 10 Clarence Whitman & SON. ard
with Cross & Brown Company space at
81 TO see Rroa6wav 10 Fen, sev & Atre
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09

sss WEST END AvE-Suite. aing rooms
erence.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
Realty Men to
Discuss Tax
Exemption
Commissioner Williams 10
Address Members of the
| org Island Real Estate
Board at Meeting To-day

The Ieas IsE&ne Real Estate Boars
vii nees and luneh to-day a. che Cafe
Boulevard. Brosdwav ard Fortv-frs.
Street Commissioner Ws'lia1ns re~re-
se7t'nr Queens or the BNard Of Tax
Comm IS oners. wilt address the meet
lT~. presumably On tax exempt,on He
w75 ensve~ fax exemption duesti>ns.
i is the opin' on II the tx sxexr-tion
committee Of the Lorg Island Real
Esfsfo Board that the cost of con-
s<rs-cSiH~ ef the hwild rr IS in no vsv
materiaa in term;ning 'he amount
os tax exemption. i VII be quite
rro~er foT the TAXPAYER e refnse to
disclose this 'rfnrmat on The law re-
sairss o'slv thar material inforaa-
sion shah - withheld.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
lease S--1*,4 ~. A-a~s-,,er,ts

Pease & Fllinan have 3easeI ara~t-
met IT SO Park Aver~e u Mrs. E,
s Wilton, It . W0S. Thi-tv~seventf.
Stat = Mss Mae Bonetti: - West
FiSt - Street n D. Andre [. Fuchs:
81 2 West Fif-7~aichth STREET to Mrs.
J. fe' enc; at T55 z s. Fl -t~- sorrt
--09t I, ~ SC u O'Ccnn-r. Una y
II aser. F P Pu~~. tie sF7sSas Minnie
T. C~a-~fors and Eruma II Newton: at
IA E7zs Ei~'-t--ss --~t'- Street Carl
Z. S+ern: ar . Fes+ Ei~htr- -sivth Street
70 Miss Alice Davenr arts at so Central
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
STORAGE NOT cEs
CI-NTO STORAGE co. INC.
STDR f,E & rs ACl1- 90

CJ-w1o s,- STORAGE 90, INC.
TO MRS T WASHINGTON. Mrs = scott
Ms sm,sh A'rs. J. Jacobson Mrs. X F.
Scrn1n rs. Mrs. Annie Reisr7an, Mrs Liliia,
MiN Mrs L: Eayls and Mr.. NJ Belos' Nj
sachs Mt. j. A Darling. Mr.. A Fletcher.
Mt lois Licntenstoin. Mr Martin Golden,
Mlra5ito n Van Co. or Air. Frank, Mr.. or Ms
snea, ME- or Mrs Rubin, you and each
OF YOU are hereby notified that the tina for q
bgaylnSnS OF our lisn upon the property
due notice t1ereof has been given YOU we
WIZ cause such prop rty, to wit. household
goods, carpets personal Elects pianos and
freight. etc. II " stored a the Cuneo stor-
aga Co., Inc Al 1915 Southern Boulevard
Bronx. New "oTk City BY you or In youT
name or in which you may have an iriter-
ST 10 be solo at public auction. according
% The statute IA such case made and pro
sidsd ,...t at ths warehouse, .l575 Southern
Tue sday. NovSnlbsr 22 1921, beginning At
o A. ~, and II ,he Same is not completed
On sad date the sane Will be continued al
the sam place on each AID every Tuesday
thereaIter. be rtnning at 10 A NJ and CON
unuso until the goods are sold
ClNEO ST~RAGG CO. INC
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
sprsns street

The Approximate amount o. ~. IAN ex
charge. ssrist- witch the a5cvs ]e-.
scribed properly IS 20 be sold IS ss3 s7f.sv
WI n crest taereon from . fth day az
October. 1921. o~erher with ths costs ans
allowance amcuafng Ia S423.z1 Wit latsr-
est fror1 October . 81. 1871 together Wits
TIE expenses OF the sale. TIC apDro innate
amount Of the taxes assessments and
water a-es. or other liens wnl4 ars 10
os aaowed TO the purchaser out az tho
IS s7.S77.80
Da1ec ew York November fth. 1891
ALFRED H TCTNLEy. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
Contractors Purchase Large
Wa.el fort Tract In Flushing

iuofy & Uptan. contractors Of
riushins, purchased from the Harway
nyewood and Extract Corporation sne
doeS property consisting Of three
acres fronting On Flushing Greek and
Lawrence Street Fiushsng.
Inc property has frontage Of 500
ieet an Finishing Creek with SIN slsr
sfe ntaHe II Lawrence Street wits en-
term depth Of Est feet The propsrsv
was formerly cccppleo hv the Rs~wav
byewood and Extract Corporation, ex-
tracing dyes srom wood.
The property viii be used by the
purchasers The Halleran Agency ne
gotlated tue deal The property has
been leld [ S3oT 00n
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
Fast SidA
West Side

31ST ST, s4s " Comfortable yoorn, With
lfeht housekeeping: quiet house.
siST ST. COLUMBUS Av. Colonial YTossa)
Newly decorated furnished rooms, re
Of bath; s12 weekly up, elevated. snrf s
cars. subway: full horeI service restar ant.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
100000 Rental for Dwelling
In West 56th Street

L. j. Phillins & Co leased the five
= rv dweli~e a. as Wes- Fl -sivta
Street for Sam J. Rockford 10 s. GEM
burg.
Ire tenant is now altering the build
ne INT a19rtr' "7+s with st9re ~ tNe
ground hoor The lease is fer twenty
about 5000 COO.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
To Puifd at Hains Park

The stilwell Reilly Offices sold two
let's in Hams Park for George Hill 20
Florence A Stanley, of Manaroneck,
who Will erect cottage The same
sgents sold a plot on Glover Street,
Larchmcnt Gardens, for Walter A.
Meyer, OF Denver. Col. to VIII am ..
Ward, Of So tn NNrwa!k. Cann.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
Il cal Estate N e " 8

] Park Wet 70 Francis D. Mastin, and
sg % west E~hty-eighth Street TO
| Miss Renee Eotes.
/ butler & Baldwin, Inc, leased apart
merits al f62 West Sevemty-afth street.
TO tss Olga Lesh and Mrs. j. b. Car.
penters and at 22s Madison Avenue to
| George w Trvon.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
SITUATIONS WANTED MAZE

BUTLER AND COOK young swsdinh
couple excelle nj coch both highly rec
10 East 4sd st.. 30 floor telsphons Mn
ray Hill ssA7.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09


2SeE ri~r c. 81 Ec--7e Yrercnsr-
4isf mans ger 1rl7s z swtnger. waists.
rs ssh
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
REAL EsrArE-sALE OR RENT
Sarnrtgap

WARFv0Y~sE BEILr7NGs ss and e.
North Moore s.; y 2 c sfx-stcrv ana
basement a5xso about Is ooo 90 feet. $50
pounds 10 me so. IT.. steam II, at electri
light large elevator: shipping platform
protcction lea asekoid Price 5000 or
Wi rent at SIC 600 per annum. EDWARL
SAMSON. 1870 William St. C. Tsle-
phone 1850 Beekman
GARAGE. 41x1. .0o5. located west 70s; quit
abi commercial or live storage price
$50 00e easy terms immediate possession.
EDWARD SAMSON. f30 william ST. y
c Tele phone 1850 Beekman.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
STORAGE NOT .cEs
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE Prov.
s1oeS 81 lsw. the-e being 1ar and ns-
T I Q a L WAREHOUSE C0MpANv
4NC.. - entitled % a Zen IS ware heusert,aYs
on }ae goods n rsinaftsr {, ac-tbea and as
notice having been wen 20 all PARTIES .Sncvr-
60 :. % a. interest taereln. AMI the tina
arecia in sueA notice for payrneat -
sarA charges having expired rhexs viii
De sctd a. pEcilc a9CFlo4 the Enna-rh
auction Rooms. Iez East l2sih at Nsw
dates:
grieay. NovemAer =. 1877 a. 1880 \ V.
Frl dag. OK mf%r IS. ie91. al rszs a "
s'raday. December ?. 1921 az 1e.sa A. NJ
TO MI HoQAs hold e4ru.xore. s.,t.s sing -
parior auits. bedroom suits dining roor,a
SUITS ahr&ry taraitare. pianos. vicuroIas.
ooNes barrels suitcas4s. contents. consist
a,g ot clothing, linen. books. pagers sra.
t1on%ry. pictures sewing machines. iss~
boxes. cutlery. lamps 5rtc-a-brac china assS
glassware. sisverware. bedc.ag drzperis9
and materials ard other personal erects
90 enumerated N the warehouse inventory
sssuea hy this wars na1s~ and held sor tes
ctsned " 6. wELT.sN Go. afvEs
AETHIE AA1SCAT l. H LEaAss.
Mss sCsA$ c cARRs K. MRS. e. r.
MISS LILLIAN yIAfFAAs s McILvxrTss
E. w. SLEBERT MRS C MASIEy
CEfAS. PARE.EAsEA-o * NAKA & MORE
Il X. r CQoNEY MRS LAURA WEs-
STEzs. WILLIAM pARRAGH HR q Z
DgsAs, EST TER rIEvZ AIRS 8. EAR-
gaf ASTEfx5 s4 $3.50 Ia ~AglTEa s.esz,. NJ Z.
MRS. 4. yUoRE AND c. " ANGELI
Al being Ho@ stored IN SAID Sarscnag
Warehouse Company. sslr. wA.s eoassz .. zax
d. scabed al tssas o. sad sale. The gods
VIII ee al exhibition Al the s4ns aae place
Of sale.
NATIONAL WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
va~snt PIcs in I37th ST. Sold

The vacant plos, 15oxe9.11, at $50
West 18th Street, has been purchased
hy the 6-2o West 137th Street Inc
having for directors II. william Ber-
man, Joseph Wolfson and William P.
B oonl. The Canal Securities Corpora
tlon was the seller.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09

Byrne q Hammer Dry Goods Co.; 2. G
53.-ne. don1estics 43 Leonard st
surgess-Nash ca. T. T. Rea~an, gloves
leaf er Goods anC feweiry: 2oo 5fh sv
Room 1912
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
rtrrrn uAr-rr ~,

R0nt Dry Goods "a; /. II Syester lew
eiry and leather goods; 23 East 26th ct
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09

Eeuler'ss c. ReulSr, Ia Si4s' ready tc
wear Alfred Fansl. IFS ". 3ed 81
Taer-W9i5 Fnittlrr Co. z l. WI
bathing. $ irs fihe- aus silk sweaters. woe
aoveltiss. Pennsylra Ma
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09

wu- TAYLOR & Sens CO c tt. Ru~hfleit
o7s 7; ms m boys furnishings
.z1 rohes. Ven veso5 s5osi TX; Miss K
Llern<trs- basement SAX an7 cn- ION under
7-sar and r<EEtcoat D s. Michel base
-1ent rndss. me- 2"S 81 av. Room s23-
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09
HELP WANTED MALE
MEN WANTED

MEN WANTED
We want Immediately re-
liable, able bodied re. h~-
tween the ages of p and IS,
70 honorable, good-paylng,
permanent employment IN
our American Shop Plan
Organization.
Every man employed now
and proving satisfactory will
be assured OK a permanent
position.
CAUTION
This opportunity will last
but few days. as we are
fast completing Our organi-
cation and this advertisement
will be Withdrawn.
We need Immediately
ROUTE statesmen
TRANSFERS
HELPERS
PLATFORM MEN
YARDMEN
Apply 7 a. m. to 7 p. m.
Borden 5 Farm Products Co.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
20o Lexington Ave,
near E. 32nd ST.. N. Y. c.
iS4 West 51st St,
near Sixth Ave. n. Y. c.
COZ CAFES Ave. Brooklyn.
Is Fourth Ave, Newark. N. 7.
los State St, Hackensack, N. 7
SO Crary Ave, MI. Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09

49, - "
sIo~x CITY IOWA
i3s sviSson F-os z. Moog. silks; Baer &
Edwara's Coax Iaouse: D. Fustela. coats.
Ben Fsltner s7o IT. ave
SPOKANE. WASH
wear nlilline-v. 100 R.w7v
SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
nishinsss Miss E Greyson. rep hrs. G. r.
Maranville. underwear: 422 4th av
ST. LOUIS
Marquette Cioak & Suit Co; Herber.
Frank spring suits 1i2 q 18th St. room
-.5sS ranaqas ~ Far u ss,s Page :. sansat @ @
Kline Apparsl Co.. MISS sD Donne1}u } Nfgi rh1-
+ ems coats and dresses. 10 lG 404
An
ready 10 wear: ST W 2sth 81. 9Th floor
r. Nugant & Tro NJ l. solomon men =
and vonns rnen's two-ran+s sri-s; care OF
Ely & WalSer YAK ~ 8. Co. Z. stesd-
man linens, white GOO 3. SIS Worth St
ST. PAIL
& Maesy Co Ms siveg9tein dresses,
Lin-7e l0e. Warner & Sons, Geo Warner,
f cretonnes. percale1. prints; $50 B'way
Col en- RuIe l Strauss. sistaat mgr.
TrRRF HAUTE. IND. ''--
Root Dry Goods co. J. H. syester, jew
Stly ana tS2LIcE goods, - EEEl -oth 81.
V l. Miner Co n s rls~e-. low
priHe1 wool dresses; care Of Alfred Fanr2
". L. Miner Co; p s. Hammer. silks
wasa goods woeiens dress goods. linin~s
@asoa.s & JqsssT eatNsT Wi,,. goods sswsIry
nishings, woEsen's and c1il1ren's & knit un-
eerwear. host sry. gloves, han 'kerchiefs,
toilet goods. drugs alfred Fanrl. 1ls w
La Sale & Koch; Miss y. sullivan. neck
wear. laces; Niss r. Waeoner misses
5ofs dresses. coats, Mrs G. Morrissey,
toilet goods. z25 81 ay
woo,ro.,.. TRoT' " n-
ready 10 wear McAlpin.
WACO. TEX.
snaman c. JosepA snaran, ladies'
4-' " yAsHrNGToN. D. c. ." =V'
Lsnaburgh & Bro. Miss Trot-er. base
nent ready to wear. Miss Perharn. ladi,.a'
ready 10 wear; WE'LL & Hartman. I15 w.
3or1 st.
-inuel Gittelman; Mrs. Samuel Gistel-
plush fur coats. bath robes popular priced
dressrs. glnves. hosiery. fancy aprons
handkerchiefs, woolens, scarfs; Pennsyl-
vania.
Wood ward Lothrop; R. Z. Menzie
women's ready 10 wear, nadse. mgr.; Mrs
j. G. Nourse, arr goods, jewelry leather
IL nson, millinery Miss IL P. Hay len.
petticoats. hlooDlers, skirts; Mrs. y. Fra
ser ram ksrcfiefs; c II. Hospital. silks,
velrets, brocades: f. Z. Wood ward. books
H Z. Hunssberry mems clothing; ss4 41h
ay.
=. Lisner & CO.. Miss c. Hirsch, bargain
basement, underwear and children's wear
Frank Shields baseraent cotton piece
goods oeddings. linens Fred atkins 22O
5th av.
F'alais Royal F e. Shields. cotton goods
b. ddlngs and linens. Zen 2. Lewis. 81 West
25th St
wATERTOTN. ".
Frank A Empsa!l Co; Mrs. NJ. 2 Bent
~ coats. dress 8 blolses Mrs Cardone
assistIng: Alfis-d Fanli. llo ". s2d 81
WICHITA, HAN.
Johnston Larifller Dry Goods Co. G. r
Nix o's really 10 ~rear; 43 Leonard rt.
WILKES BARRE. Pa
Glanckopf; Mrs. L. Glanekopf, millinery;
Pennsylvania
LMINGToN. DEL.
r.. Topkis d Son, Carries Topkis. ready
10 wear. Jay & Co; 4n& 4th av
YoT NGSTOwNs OHIO
G. M McAeiyey Co: Miss Eoiohsn. in
fants wear: Miss Apple. aces. eenhroider
les, tadies nsckwEar; J. OConnor, Jobs
basement ready 10 wear; O. .. Sheets la
lies ready 10 wear; ]. NJ. Biggins 33s 7th
strous- Htrschherg Co; Miss a. D. Shan
non. infants wear; Baer & Li!ientnai, 1850
3 Way
New-York tribune., 1921-11-09

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references Miss Halls Bureau q West
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