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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

MITCHELL.-JIne 49, ELTI s. (nee
Daily. widow of Robert l.. Mitchell. Reia.
tives and friends are, Invited to attend
residence. 2o0s New Stenton ave. German.
town. int. private. Friends may call
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
MAN

Wanted. man, 40 to -.45, willing to work
can find excellent place In our sales de-
partment; fair ,,In knowledge OF business and
average education necessary; ambition and
tors large quick returns for man who
can meet requirements, having promotion
lust as soon as he can show US. Call after
10 A. NJ, Suite ll0S. Land Title and Trust
Buildirg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

FEARN.-June 20. JOHN. husband OF
Annie Fesrn aged Is years. Relatives and
No. 1. 7. o. O., F.. invited to funeral. We'd.
2P. NJ, 1904 Westfeld ave, Camden. -. j.
fbt Ba pt lst Gem, Haddonfield. y L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HARDWARE STORE

Finely established stand. doing $50 900
yearly. constantly Increasing; Iarge store
room with modern ConvenienCes hne fixtures
ana clean stock; In heart of large Prnna
town convenient 10 Phia.; low rent and
good lease; account OF other business in
terests, Will sell on irNentory. Will invoice
ABOUT SIS 600; investigate It thorouShly and
sausfy yourself that IL is wonderful Op.
portunty 10 secure a big mDncy-maker NJ
235. Ledger Office "
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APARTMENTS

MOST CONVENIENTLY arranged apsrf.
nenis In the city. Mt The Coronado 22d
ana Chestnut SITS. g bedrooms, living
u lease at once with reduced rate 10
Octoler |, or will subiease TO October Il;
Tho Cnrnnnhn fnr nnnn tnnnt --|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
WANTED

a sewing factory now .n operation In Mary
lHnd PennsyINania. Delaware or virginia
to manufacture paiamas etc. by large
concern OF national regulations We offer yer
manent arrangements on liberal terms on
either purchase leasing or contra,t bass.
Apply. with full details Hs to number Of
employees and possibilities for lnCrea sed pro-
duetton, to NJ pa. ledger Office.
AGENTS. merchants. manufacturers. etc.
are Invited to apply for sample parcel OF
toys, mechanical toys. dolls photo frames
cheap jew",ry ra2Ors, knives. scissors and
other saIahIe goods, all OF which are to he
had in many varieties; prices quoted IN Amer
lean morrL per dozen; ca rriHGe paid "a des-
tlnaton Please senS full address 10 Export
House william Dietrich, - Md'hlIpn-
strasse. l."lwigsbGrg Wurtemnerg. GERMANS
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HELP WANTED-MALE

A PROVEN SALESMAN wanted for Wes
shore Maryland, Delaware. part of Penn.
sylrania and New Jersey to sell mems and
boys 'THOROGOtlD" work and semi dress
shoes: commission basis must have car and
Shoe experience. Write to A lbert H. We n.
ortnll-r 20. l!s Duane St. New York city.
CoMPOSlTORS. stone hands. monotype key.
=, BOARD operators. Stepnen Greene Co
y. u. corner Arch and 10th SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

MARKER. cutter, designer on shirts and
OF taking complete charge OF plant in town
OF very pleasant living conditions; must be
married. between ages OF 80 and 40; give
full details OF your experience state in
what capacity YOU have been employed; ex,
Ccllent opportunity for one who has record
for producing results. Address Gutter" +"
Room 900 Times Bldg, New York.
SALESMAN--We have an excellent oppor-
tunity for the right man; he must be
Clean cut. trustworthy. capable and have
that dominating spirit that means success /;
previous selling experience is not essential
II YOU are looking for a permanent location
with an old-estahlsh"d hrst-Class concern
and can measure ap to the qualifications.
we would like to interview you i 1898
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
500 A MONTH

WANERLY APARTMENTS. I4O0 Erie ave.
TX light airy rooms, hot water, electric
i,Ehti ianltOr servl, ., second moor. Apply
y u HILBERT care Northern Central Trust
o.. =. w, cor. Broad and Erie ave,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

ELECTRICAL MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
... POWER EQUIpMENr
O'BRTEN MACHINERY 90, II8 \. 80 ST
FOR SAlE-Three sets 80 inch woolen cards
and two mules. Oh. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

-. - CITY
TosSEssroN .- s,yen rncus bp,h. .,or,
nor6%s, '%a o'5S"" si$Go rRl&}&?TS y"' p6YfT 6YTrf
corner or main streets. garage in rear' G"'''
Howard B. Wilson & Co. arg
READY 20 mo,o INTO, S,raw6erTy Mansion.
door. RERToLET dis : 10Th 10Th st. Ns' next
to3 nrTToNWOOD ST Detached. must be
r'uiNlNN REALTY CORP 1910 Arch st.
Nnr4,. - = Race g72a
- r.a"fu' hsus"h"rpinS suItcs t',%,im. c',npIn,.s
20 'r' a. ~, "nrS OYER ~ OH pcr year
250l y. l.rH -rnrep.story store -..-.S
dwelling ~ improvements; good spsrt, nn
$500 WAGNER 02S ", Hun,Inppddso,pn H pdds,ne.,
'iSF' c6FF 5f u '9s ri; Y.
EIGHT-RuOM House At 5O87 y. waSrocE
,nsys aiai.ss d%Fa"; PrS1 S'.rssssG rs".GGn'b' cal
3s32 ~ 3aiS Sis s5:,..,6O y 6Oo%, T rslsSTSyi
,IIII. 9Il8 y. ed st. 'NDrs-
2OFl HOSTON = rooms ana shed porc.i.T..
yH3 n&E S2! S02a 2aia 'y&:' g?s g@?ss"ted oEB:
li9s y MYRTlEwOOD sT. CneaT Path .na
Master -fngr rmumg and bath; tgboS ho
WM LENDER 1928 Chestnut A.
~ FROST and ~ y Water Te1,i-I ,o.oo
N.ur rrir' S2u 900, wIll not you u Sooo9
S'uOo mN"s'ln II. Weatncy 2O3 Liberty ElSn
lNui y. lTTH-Thrce.story I8-roon5 49,
ing baths immediate posssssinp 'rsii1
tnange. C. Frank Aver 1924 susqushanna
500 HOI SEES for yale, al paris citv iIoo
down hnlHnr' rent. '' NiVu
kENNEpY 400 s. Van Psn
lNrH JU-r nbuN" Columbia ~ roo,,s--,
iAIhs, hul-WHt'r heat. about spnnn'
mrrd 10 hnanc" LLTES. TOg wsIpV,
"NV ". l%DlANA AVE- rms n,,ss,.s
NV. heat. gl"C,. hardwood nooTs aaGn1,
i40Ou ErlGG Juds n hGh Indiana AZ. "hN
NN%NEWOOD ROAD. SOO blori, = IIi....
70 Mt IN OrrbIook. very dss "a bs Iaa suiesst
~ ,39Ws ana : bathrooms ssml-dstsrhsa
FUHRAiAN REALTY CORP, isio A..A
spruce sl27 Rse| a,ris..n 81,
sss PARAMOUNT AVE inciud,p. AZ 49,.
ST., dTeliinss; bAIaatn Tor nuirEtr.ds"s
FuHEs Rss, SSriBssALrr SriBs conp .i,lo lslo tsp' a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
ROOMS WANTED
OARDIN0

r It Eehteman use bath; north Ci.rard ave
Masler s. 10Th TO Park. German fantN
lFtterred lo+, Ledger OfAce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

g5Ul y. lIIH ST.--Tnres- store ..1
dwelling, all improvements: good s,s.,
mcnt proposition. good for any hu.ips
$500 WAi&ER 025 W. Huntingdon AZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

ETHER THE "a 3AEAsf SIDE TRAPE ENh On T9 sFL
LATHE; ESPECIALLY pEsfGNED AMP
PRICgP FOR GARAGE USE. 3o3 LED
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
WEST PHILADELPHIA
GERMANTOWN

MODERN Ell iciency Housekeeping apartment;
~ acres Of land. high elevation ara
deal surroundings: country club and 1a-
hole golf links within y block; garage on
premises blocks to station and rs min
utss to city center: only 1925 per month
on yearly lease Mauran. Dolman Co,
y z. cor. Broad and Chestnut SITS.
ATTRACTIVE apt ID floor bldg stands
alone. on large lot light and air on all
sides, al mod, Impts porch, I rms and
bath 80. Schultz & Co. 1922 Gtn. ave.
THREE notwithstanding turn apt. q
rooms cleo. all cOnv I'd floor bright
clean and airy: s75 per month; references.
1929 y Broad st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

S5OOO--Eighi rooms and bath, 4 badToor,.
porch terrace front near 18Th ana FIT
FTTRNrAN REALTY CORP I3iO xtcb brIs'
Spruce Slg7 Raca oTSan 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

SALEsMEN--we want men who are as,
gressive and ambitious. to handle most
| attractive and diversified line OF securities
experience not essential; we cooperate W,th WIT
advertising and leads, Write or call 0lOt
afnnL ExchanRe Rida. Mr.. Spohn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
ROOMS FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE accommodation for the snr,.
4'T "lIhII 80 minutes Of Broad 81 reFs
CHESTNCT ST. 1910 - pI,asani roo,n
with private bath. electricity, teIenbo0a.
e22d service also single room near bath
HESrNUT. 2O3G-BcautifuI alry en7Ie- aIso
room. private bath. other Desirable vac
PINE ST. l5O8-Lovely room rTrnIs6..
suitable Tor people excellent table
FINE, 500 The Bresben enl-ExCcDtTo0o77T 5--s
rms. VII turn, PRIV baths: sun,rnor rates
WALNUT aDO5-SlngIe ami dou1Ic roorns
M.Ce-& fmrn: exCclent meals: rrns rates
18TH y. l3o II y I e l. r { X C-Beau.
UtuI turn. rooms. spotless clean eIsc
d7iy and weekly rates: conv 10 statinn..,
gSsL accom- for travelling people Spruce 1855
HANDSOMELY turn room In large modern
private nome electric lights. 10 minutes
20 AIty Hall. Phone Barring OlI5
WEil-FURNISHED cool rooms single -,
Enlte kitchenette; reasonable 4OG0
10Th. $. l3s-Onc "a story room or, .,
story rtT,; CouD. or Dtlrlu'n He'll SO3I'
GREEN ST, 2O"s-, can woU fn-rjgh,l,
not water; low rent. '''S''eu
Observation-Disclosures
s2H W. CHELTEN AVE.-A fne homo n.
business people: convenient To- t-ainS ~ ~
NoHe%' double and single room: best food,
muOIrTales rates; summer guests a re TsIcoms
Phone Germantown 52S?.
iItlN aAWR 3 Iarre AIRY room and nsIr.
for gentlemen. Sl5 to 500 per Week, "a h.sS rs
,-Lr--n-r reIA"ed. Cal Bryn Mawr IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

- 10 gS5" y list II roums, eiectTicI,v.
.lr' cash, quick possession OFDHA RiI1!S
,lI.I. gJl3 \. I'D 81. w %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

UNUSUALLY attractive 4-room. a nd bath
modern housekeeping apt; central Ioca.
ton; am paying $3.50 per months will sub.
let 10 Oct. ! for 500 per month: tenant
con continue lease ~ old rate: exceptionai
opportunity; Phone BROWN q FRENCH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT, C. p. A. trained, wiehes
work, auditing, bookkeeping or teaching.
C5JATTFF'EIJR, eolored. wishes position in
private family: references from present
emuloyer; IA years experience. Edward
CHEMIST DESIRES position. Bell phone, Bel
mont 1901 J.
ORA FTSMAN mechanical. II years expe-
rlenca. desires position Dos Led. On
MAN would like to have, position In the
Write Box 2a+. Roebing. y. J.
man desires position day or night; was
with ore firm so years. p l41S. Ledger Offce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

\HAErNlGN rot ~. central g ,ntaInir-
- b.. tu''fl' h.usckapping grIIlcs. - ,,n,',ins
y. =. ary O.. ralI 1"nrs over 81 G,n ,pIcts
II"rES 7'3 Walnuf st ''' year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
OFFICE FURNITURE
NATIONAL FURNITURE co.
pENNA. OFFICE FURNITURE co.
ll02 ARCH GIL WALNUT
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
GASOLINE ALLEY-AUerys Car Has Taken Up Toddlino

HAVE You heard tne Sololpnr Pn,npgrar
ShowroIuS ; lOtluo. l7g1 rhastnur
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

lNui y. ldTH-Thr"e.stor I8-rooTI dx.I
ing. baths immediate pOssess'op ~
fnnM.e. q Frank ANer. lT2l Rmannnbh,n NlII
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
HELP wANTED-MALE

SALESMEN--A progressive sales orRani-
zation offers permanent connection TO
live men capeble OF earning over SloO per
aggressive, dspendable; referelces reauireui
splendid opportunity for self-reliant men
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
LOGAN
OAK LANE
$50 PER MONTH
HIGHI.tSD PARK

! orChoS. torn lenses
OAK LANE REAITY co INC
h162 Ym-k rond nsk LANE Az
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
CONTRACTORS

Wanted contractor 70 turn out a q4auuty Of
mems hann"Iette paJnnas; good workman
ship only steady work. Address VI 20
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

EXCELLENT apartment, 2i0l Ontario st
rooms, electric light hot-water. jsnitor
service. near station. low rental. Apply J.
u. Hilbert care Northern Central Trust Co
Broad at. and Erie ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

SALESMAN. high class plumbing supply.
oughly experienced and acquainted with
plumbers OF Philadelphia: give full parncn-
Ledger Office. --------
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

POSSESSION --- Seven rpcrrs bath s,or,
porch convenient I.D ttHuN wue stree,
northeast. $500 FRANCIS : DOYLE
K 'nItor. $50 f.. NNrgN"uv PNr. '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
HOUSEKEEPING AP

TENANTS wanted for furnished apartments
"a! locust H6"7 or Wh.tesIde & McLsna-
nan. 18th and Pine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
Howard B. Wilson & Co. arg

READY 10 mON" INTO, strawberry MansioD
.054 Westmont 81 story q rooms new
Plumbing and pap"rlns. s2sOO Kew ner,
door. RERTOI.ET 1919 y 10Th ~ eA'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

800 HOUSES for yale, al paris citv' Iieo
down. hnlHnr' rent NiVu
KENNEDY 400 & Van PA,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

l"IH JISF hbuw loumbia /. rooms a
Ialhs, hOl-WHt'r heul. about s1nnn' :
urrd - imam" lLTES. TOg WsIr,I, =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

FO,l Uul1kIN. -
r'uINAN REALTY CORP 1910 Arch .,
spruce SlgT Race eTon W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

FLETCHER. At Atlantic City. n. j.,
June 20. RUTH viRGINiA. wife Of Harry;
a. A., Fletcher; aged q. Int. Yves. Laurel
FRANK.-June 25. LENA FRANK Rela-
Nyes. friends invited to services. We'd. =
NJ residence. 2i2l S. 9th st. Int. pri-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

Post No. 2, g. A. r., and Court, officers Of
Quarter Sessions; Phila Turf Club and all
organizations Of which no was a memb"r.
aro invitel to attend his funerel Thurs;
S3rr, ND A. ~ soisnn ot ms ba9S n,S readence 22I
beth's Church 10 A. NJ. Int. private. Old
Cathedral Gem
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
PERSONALS

LEAVING JULY IA for Europe will attend
>, 20 any business over there. L. B. A.
Kelly. 23d and Wharton SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

2O~l HOSToN 7 rooms and ghed: poTc.I.T.
Gvtu's, palt cash, Just painted nEun
y \RI TS-ilAIER 23f1 y 22d ~ '"b'
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-14

iff to the house OF representatives
Dy the ways and means committee.
Ihe wool schedule, called schedule
this time, instead OF schedule
k,'Sis radical departure from any
other tariff ever proposed or enact
ed. AT first, glance, the schedule is
very confusing and even after an
alysis, 10 is no means simple. OF
course as soon as the tariff was an
nounced, the manufacturers and
dealers commenced to figure what Il
would mean to the trade.
Based on Secured Content
One OF the radical departures OF
the wool tariff Is that Is based on
the scoured content of the wool. II
mad been supposed that the original
proposition OF 25 cents per pound
scored content would be the bill re-
ported finally by the committee on
wools suitable for clothing purposes
and so there was considerable sur
prise when the bill finally was re-
leased for publication to find that
this duty had been limited by the
proviso that the maximum duty
should be 35 per cent ad vaiorem
on all clothing wools On the raw
material, the duty may be adequate
but II is not certain that the. duty
on manufactured goods is as high
even as II was under the Underwood
Simmons bill. Certainly, the rates
on the tariff as whole and on the
wool schedule. also. are lower than
they were In the Payne-Aldrich tar
III. IL In difficult to believe that
the tariff on wool In its present
form will be the eventual tariff, or
that the tariff az a whole will not |
be modified very grealy before final
The bill bears internal !
evidence Of having been drafted |
with the thought OF reconcilIng con-
'lictlng influences. With the avs.
.em OF American valuations adopted
instead OF the foreign market valu-
ltlonS as hitherto. Il is difficult TO
'orm any comparative ideas OF what
he tariff meana contrasted with the
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-14

ate with a genuine producers mar
keting organization, feel that there
is no question about this being the
best association and the only one
which will be in existence for some
time. Al the same time realize
that Il may not be 1907 perfect or
do everything every members Will
expect and there are those who do
not favor any associations I'm all re-
spects. II Is merely a matter OF
whether one prefers to market CO.
operatively, or indivually as in the
past.
As to the progress being made in
this county and the method am
not informed as to- the number of
growers who have signed contracts
with the organization but under
stand that considerable number
have done so. The actual organiza-
tion work IL entirely in the hands OF
the association of which there Is
representative in the field. Meet
ings OF the grain growers are called
by this representative with the as
OF the farm bureau mar
ketlng committee, In each of the
wheat growing communi-
ties, where the association IL ex-
planned to the growers. Afterward.
the individuals are given an oppor-
tunity to sign the membership agree
ments. believe that this repre-
sentative has called at a number OF
farms to explain the matter 70 In
dividuals and I believe anyone who
IL Interested I'm knowing more about
this can get information by writing
10 Mr.. q. ID. Noel, Weiser, Idaho.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-14
GRAIN GROWERS ARE URGED
TO CERTIFY THEIR GRAIN
Grain Men Seek Standardization OF
Threshing Charges - Marketing
of crop Comparatively Being
cons Tered

wish 10 call attention 10 the
possibility for those wheat growers
who intend TO market seed grain
from this years crop TO have their
grain certified by our specialist AZ
II will pass the requirments. saws l..
X. Breithaupt. County Agricultural
Agent, In a letter TO the grain
growers OF the county. This certi-
fication has proven OF great value In
purifying the various kinds OF grain
grown, thus adding 10 the Yield and
selling price. The first inspection
costs nothing except the filing OF an
application with this office, giving
your name. address. kind OF grain.
and approximate date OF harvest.
rhe inspection must after the grain
Is threshed and ready 10 be sold as
seed. certification for your seed
grain VIII give you an advantage In
the sale OF Il both In price and de-
mand. Applications must reach me
by return mail TO receive attention.
IL has been suggested that an ef-
Tort be made TO standardlze thresh-
Ing charges and possibly work out
a plan whereby the charges may be
reduced somewhat. II seems TO me
that something along these lines
might be done II the grain growers
or each community could agree 10
pool the threshing and contract ali
OF II 10 one or two reliable thresh-
ermen In way that would guar
antee them a good volume OF busi-
ness without having TO move the
outlit all over the country TO get
work. There Is also some question
about there being sufficient local
machines 20 handle the crop salts
factorily. II the grain growers wish
action along these lines they NAV
make Is known by writing TO this
office and outlining their ideas as TO
wnat should bedone and how Il
might be accomplished. This too Is
matter for early action. or none.
several grain growers have asked |
about the progress OF the marketing |
organization work. and take Il |
'here are number OF grain growers
VINO are not entirely familiar with
this matter. l have taken an In.
terest In the marketing organization
work for the grain growers because
have wanted everyone TO become
familiar with the plan so that the
individual could decide for himself
whether or not to Join. The Oregon
Wheat Growers Cooperative Asso-
',aion was launched ON the initia-
i've OF the Oregon Farm Bureau
reaeration and bears the approved
" tne state Grange. the State Farm
sIs union, Department OF Markets
y " A. O., and OF a number of
me county farm bureau executive
committees. including our own. II
me wheat producer wants to affili-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-14
WOOL MARKET firm
STOCK ON HAND LARGE
Wool Schedule ~ Of Tariff Bill Il
ArousIng Much Study aud Conn
ment--I.owcr Than Payne
Aldrich Schedule.
Telerrnm poaton nnrenn

BOsTON, Mas, July ti-There
has been fair business In wool IN
tbe Eastern markets during the past
week, although II has been by no
means equally distributed, some
houses. as has been true for some
weeks now. getting fairly good
business. while, others have had q
very small trade.
Thus, the market keeps fairly
firm 80 fas as prices are concerned,
although we're n not for the large
supplies OF wool which are available
for the manufacturer TO draw from.
Il Is quite likely that values might
strengthen somewhat. While the
manufacturer knows that the stocks
Of wool In the markets OF the coun-
try are ample for his needs he will
naturally enough continue 10 buy
only as he actually needs the raw
material. Meantime. the dealers, on
the other hand, are not disposed 20
lower prices very much On n few
descriptions, which hitherto have
been held relatively high. prices
have bcen held relatively high,
nrlccs have eased little but except
fcr these particular descriptions, the
market has been firm.
New Tariff of Interest
Of chief interest 10 the wool
trade. naturally. has been the report
Ing Of the proposed permanent tar