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GRAIN MARKET
IS IRREGULAR

CHICAGO. July if.--orein prices
were Irregular az the close Of tho
Chicago board Of trade today. Wbeat
closed Off about 1 cent frov> tb>
opening prices on selling W laeal IN
tereats and houses with Eaatern SEA-
board connections. Declines IN tho
liverpool maritet and more favor
able reports Of weather thruout tne
wheat states was largely respeuti-
bile for the selling. July una sep
tefabsr corn advanced on buyiuH ~
intsrests that were seilins wheat
Increased export demand and up-
favorable crop reports from parts ~
lows we're the factors in cefns
strength. Oats continued duh ana
declined. Provisions we're irregulnrr
July wheat opened off Ac az Ills
and closed off &c. September open-
al unchanged al ti.l5A and cIosed
Off fhc. December opened off 10
at tl.i7 and closed off nc.
July corn opened unchanged ~
ga &c and closed up Nc. b~ptemher
opened up ~ at efHe and closed up
Ne December opened up ko NJ
65nc and closed or &c.
July oats opened unchanged AZ
ffAc ana closed off Me. beptember
opened unchanged at 37M e and clos
"a off NC. December opened un~
changed at t0Ac and closed off Aay
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FLOUR AND SUGAR

vls.r.--rs-nils pat. en-. sks- .sse1f "
aofs wheat bakers. ts.te. SKIS f,1totes
Wars wheat esk.rs. ss.e. sk . Notas
| Pastry. 10. sAs. ...ss...s ,ttsU ~
snHse--cane. per e~t. ........ tse
Heat. reg d~t. ......s.s..... I'ss
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Portland Market Status

fftfdsy's ouetsftonsj
Csffle--Markat SLOW. Bssf stssfr, WIZ
tsse, fair 20 good stssrs. ft9f1si
seed 10 choice cows aud hsifsrs, ff6
tes0. csnnsfs, t10tGos bulls. tAts9
t4to, cslvsa. tbaeb0.
Hoss-harkst steady. Prime mfrsd.
nf.7Bai1. hsavies. $50 ii.so. plEs.
fif.t0QI1
sheep sosipts. tss Market slow. East
Of mountain lambs. uGs: valley lambs.
f79ti yssrtinss. pUt; rsthsrs. tsa1;
ewes. ffQt.
Bufter--s7 y q 4fs N
Ergs-is0 7te don
Clsee~e--7t X q soc ID.
Hens-it o 2so ID.
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NEW YORK. July it.--Forsisn en-
change closed easy. Sterling. ttAH. Oft
al francs toosis. off COOS; lire.
foo46th, off .o0of; Belgian cousfA
toeT7t. off eees MARKS. tsooiis.
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Liberty Bonds


FFfIdaFa Qu9tA1f"nNI
csttls---rsesirss. 800. Martst STEADY.
stsers. sTsEcttei esws snd hsifers,
tsss8stei sisessrs ana fssdsrs. -
estst. halis. t;.to ct.sei calves wv
otfote
Uex~-pscsfpfs. zoe. Msrtss fe9fes
iowss Top. go eel bulk. ts,ft0fe.
sh~~v-~nsesfpts f.see. hsrkss steady %
fte higher Lambs mems. sw~.
sfTtot.t.
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San Francisco Produce

Dutter--Esiras, ave hi prlms firsss.
81 We hi firsts sthe 10.
EEGs-Egtras. zee doE. srtra puiists. 1tc
doxt undsrsifsd pullets. ITO dok
-Che~~e--csiifornia flats. fancy. 1so N.
firats. ise ID.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle


FRIDAY SATURDAY
july "a JULY IA
rffss Low Tide first Low tide
III q M, 81 a. $50 q. M. 81 n.
fiFst nikh Tide First nigh Tide
u ~ a IA. 50 a. sita a m.. 80 a.
h~rend Lew Tide s~~ond Tow TIDE
sies y. m. - n. Fffs .. NJ. - n.
second niEh Tide second iiiEh TIDE
! sea y IA. if.s a. sss y. m. ia a.
Weather Bureau Report
TAToosu ISLAND. July is.---s A. ~
-nsromstsr risinsl cloudy. wind vest
seven miles al hour.
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Vessels in Port AT Seattle

Smith Cove Terminsl<-fisr n-atr fhukf-
san Maru. barge oensrai Faifehiid.
Great Northern Tefminsi--su Teyama
bell stree, Tsrminai-u. n L H. r.
american orn psek--ssr nposanA
PIER is--atr Tsithyhius
flsr 7--Motofship Anvil
rieF Str West Haven.
ftsr A--Htr Admiral Nfeheissn
Connecticut Street Tsrminai--sr As~f.
dale.
.. = shipping beard msorsnss
Cross KEYS. Deilsht. afivsrsdo, T,utsf.
co. Eidridks. West Jeeaup. west ca.
hokfs. fconiom. Anps n Nora. West
HartiAnd. Wsliins fafd. West Jester
West tson. Western Knisht
Alaska Steamship Moofinas- str Estehf.
kan. str skaaway.
roas Dryseeks-e,r rre.issn, Jefferson.
y n q 4. burnsids. U. = O. q Dell.
wood.
s'uss' sound bridge Q Dredging co.-wr
Patterson.
Fishers flsutins Miii-~ntr President
Nettiefen's Miii--eir Robin Adair.
Aus. rard-atr Roosevelt
West seattle Training ststisn--u. n
Eagle Ne. 81
reffsfnan Dfydocf--str vaissr
stiusscn Miii-~atr nesaiis Mshsnsy.
wtssiew Nsrfsr Rafiwsy--~rsfk a.fg.ss
bra coauitlam city. sire Mernsns
star. racifieo. dftfffu. sahrs MsIross
Wfn. Nottingham
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soTaf-Es sier. Raw. tttIHNRt
Ceffes--No MO spot, ios eisks -
No. 4 santes. ia ait4e III.
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s s:ssy '' ss..,. ,.o.sss ma u, ,s
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Wanted, young man, not
over S5, of good education,
correct habits, as assistant to
manager in mining office in
Central America; must have
general office experience and
p o S s G executive ability;
S5, 700 cash investment re-
quired, which VIII be fully
secured; splendid chance for
enterprising young man to
become permanently identi-
fled with growing corpora
ton; state age, nationality,
religion, experience. M TIA
Herald, ESQ B'way.
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WANT AGENTS
Preserve Convenience and Ready Reference

Iestb Street and Or. Copcourse
Abraham B. Herman
I6oth Street
365 E.--Henry w. Roster
1Soth Street
1870 st. q Washington Ave-
r. Pearlman
62h E.-Loser & Brandwein
T3s E.-Morris Reingold
g6i E.-Morris Gorden
1s3d street
II E.-Michael Soioman
:0fth street
3T2 E.-S. Antonowsky
c3Ist street
100 KinEsbridge Phar-
macy (M. BeiD
West Fordham Road
t9-Lucey a. Mahan
West Chester, y. y.
Main St.-West Chester Newa
Company
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Smith Street
221-Bernard PollAk
81. Johns Place
s22-Alcock Adv. Agency
st. Nicholas Ave.
17a-Joseph Orlew
Surf Ave.
1303-J. A. Fansili
35oa-Harry Bolotin
Sufter Ave.
51s-I. GlaebermAn
Third Ave.
495-A. Manulis
4715-P. Smith
18Th. Peariman
7i03-M. TuckermaD
Thirteenth Street
1457 E.-Long Island Adv.
Agency
Tompkins Ave.
3o5--J. SchwsrtS
404-s. Elkins
Vanderbilt Ave.
62e-M. Janowfts
Warren Street
371-Louis schwarts
Wyckoff Ave.
2Te-Mrs. Mary u. Franz
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QUEENS

Astoria, l.. 4.
800 Broadway--Sarn Reich
bo5 Second Ave. - Joseph
Farbeman
Bis Rroadway-H. Kats
College Point. L. L.
S2 Fourth Ave. - W. ].
sss isth st.-B. weI.nss,
Elmhurst, IL.
Broadway and Court st.
Johnson's Pharmacy
Far Rockawny, 4. \.
Mott Ave.-M. Maivin
Flushing, l.. 1.
Lawrence st---RRgin 4
Richter
"a Broadway-Guy Nordman
Jamaica, l.. 4.
s75A Fulton st-Bsnjamin
so2 Fulton st.--Graos .
Walsh
Long Island City
40 Jackson. Ave.-Quesnsboro
Newspaper Service
4s Jackson Ave. - Queens
Adv. Agency
363 jackson Ave.-p. Berg
man
Hunter Avc. and Bridge
Plaza--Geo. p. Huiss
3s9 Jackson Ave.--L- 0ofd-
berger.
Maspeth, T.. I.
i04 Grand Ave.--J. At1as
Richmond Hili, T.. l.
if709 Jamaica Avs.--Lau-
renee Bangert
Rockaway Beach, n. Y.
40T Boulevard-Meysr Fine
Winfield, l.. 4.
Queens Blvd. q Bliss Avs.--
Geo. Jipkind
10 ~. Fisk Ave.-H. Rogers
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MANUFACTURERS
EPRESENTATlVE

Salesman with national
reputation achieved in the
distri button Of a we'll known
product seeks to represent a
corporation as sales agent
for territory in and around
Philadelphia; only bona fide
proposition considered; un-
questioned references Of
fered and expected. Y 2fO2
Herald, ESQ Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

FURNISHED room wanted in city; reason
able. w. J. STANTON. Highlands. y. J..
WEST side, above 72d ST., with breakfast
or board with private family preferred /,
business woman; state price. c 2140 Her
aid Herald SQUARE
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BROOKLYN AND
EAST NEW YORK

Atlantic Ave.
24T1d-Louls Spector
25o5-H. Feldman
Averue "
15io-Theo. Schneider
Bath Ave.
1s42-GeorEs Toblr
2O3G-Simon Orloff
22T3-Max Silberger
Bedford Ave.
122o-Morris Horwits
1856 George StslnberE
broadway
aif-A. Brookensteip
pdG-A. Bernheim
f05e-C. w. Schoenheer
-Pushwick A. A
i61O-Max Weiss
Church Ave.
iii-H. Garrick
Court street
30I-A. Korzin
Dean Street
i47-M. Seldov
DE kalb Ave.
iiSl-A, Bergman
briggs Ave.
22j--H. wilmer
Eighteenth Ave.
s504--J. Scharf
Eighth Ave.
5T0c -. Althelmer
Fifth Ave.
203--Peter SiEai
4a05-M Boyitz
T50a-Jacob Kugolman
FIatbush Ave.
2cG-vicior II. Jncobson
s42-S. Bartel
ss1-N. Pollock
i2iT-liyman Rosen
if0n--Morrls Friedland
1aI3-Max Moakoff
Fort Hamilton Parkway
2T29--R. Sarver
4i0J-BenJamin Fucker
Fourth Ave.
9JSA-B. Self
corr. I<reinin
Franklin Ave.
325-r. J. Harrington
3d5-Bernsteln A. A.
Fulton Street
nos. Knapp
2i8-W. s. Moore
S67-R. r.. Sherwood
36T-Borough Adv. Agency
Iis0--Bedford Adv. Agency
i2a3--Pfister 4 Sltteriy
ii22-L. Cohen
2i0s--i Bukzin
9ais--L. Brown
3ii3-L. Gerson
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THE BRONX

Anthony Ave.
ts36-J. Eisenherg
Bathgato Ave.
2504- Bernard d. Heller
Boston Road
f3f0-Herman Epand
East Fordham Road
Gil. LeflSowitz
120-Hcnry II. Gelle.
t3t-A. Brown
3G0-Willlam GinsberE
East fremont Ave.
sii-Frod'k j. Schwarts
& Co.
AfT-Roichman a Son
63s--L. Blumenthal
T4v--L. Winotsky
Freeman street
eoS-Advertislng and Sub
scription Co.
969--H. Robinowltz
Jerome and Burnside AYES.
III. Brackman
Norris Park Ave.
72J-A. Maurice
Prospect Ave.
a2J-A. Lein.
Southern Boulevard
ffoG-Aaron A. Feldhorr
Webster Ave.
19S4-T. Morgan
westchesfer Ave.
l009-J. karr
white Plains Ave.
324i-.John r. Muller
4653--T. Abruzese
Third Ave.
2Di4-L. w. Blum.
30i3--Otto A, Doffas
337a-fgnatz Grossmap
A100-R. +. Leitchman
I3Sth street
3i6 Ell. X. Cooper
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l.th street
137 E.-Leon Baron
5ist Street
3o5 E.-Thomas J. Reilly
5zth Street
225 w.-Stnndard Advcrtis-
ers
bsth street
"a E.-william Einsel
900 w.--Griffith Adv. AScy
seth street
30 E.-Eiron's Stationery
Shop
oo2 E.-A. Engel
o35 Err. Epstein
sIst street
5i7 E.-P. J. sculiy
~ lis w.-Thos. S. Carey Adv.
Co.
ssth street
1oo WI. J. Finca
10th street
1oG w.-M. williams
feOth street
oT6 W.. Elson
I25th street
fl E.-Ba rnett a Co.
o7t w.-flarvcy ". Bloomer
ca W.. Engel
263 w.-lsaac Arnsteln
I.Tth street
las W. w.-Huntlnsdon Adv.
Agency
i31th street
Gil w.--Oldham Adv. Agency
f4gth street
30i w.--M. Dobrer
207th Street
$50 WI. Barclay
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A RARE CHANCE. business opportunity, to
build up life business in roadside gaso-
lene. accessories and lunch station. six acre
fertile farm; large, old fashioned 10 room
house. renovated; ample barns. henneries;
little brook pond possibilities new trunk
line cement road TO be finished soon: $4,000,
about x cash. c. II. CRANDALL. r. F. D..
So Stamford, Conn. Phone 1898.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Bronx.

ZEREGA Az. I654-Pelham Bay subway;
front bedroom large kitchen, newly fur
suited for young business couple. West
chester 1927,
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MANHATTAN

Amsterdam Ave.
gJ-Jacob Newman
isS-Harry Selman
aS1--Louis Heinrich
SLIT. G. McMahon
3e3-L. 8. Louis
40.,-H. Ketive
s43-Hilfman 4 Nemeroff
507 Polivy Bros.
643-H. Roscnsweig
109-C. Lipschitz
nOs-Mrs. NJ. Kroshensky
qa6-S. Risbsrg
'042-Phn Cantor
126I-H. Horwitz
i407-S. Cassell
16J0-B. Yohalem
1s12-Morris Jaffe
IsT0-James Y. MCGOWAN
Ie52-M. Shallow
2oo6--S. Pikulin
Beekman street
5-Heaney Adv. Service
5--Adoiph Diemel
15-Adamant Adv. Agency
BIeecker street
34J-Abr. krein
DNfuNE t1ttrFk
22--H. @. Schuelks
Broad street
OOH. 5. Howland
broadway
2e-Strong & Beekman
13J--Frank lSiernan
fas--Maclay & Mutually Bros
206--Holmes ADV. Agency
2i7--lIicks ADJ. Agency
220-Lewis Adv. Agency
233--Chas. Doris
o40-W. w. Sharpe 4 Co.
2s1--Laporte 4 Austin
298-Wchsr Adv. Agency
2ao-Mltchcll Adv. kEen "
ecf--Rlte Service Agency
Tg9-Kcily Adv. Agency
II2S--Seth Kamsler Co.
ff33-Oleck Adv. Agency
f133-Tuthill Adv. Ag'cy, Inc.
I1T0-Wasserman, s. j.
i269--Keech & Beck
f2To-Goldman ADV. agency
f2T0-Schiusse ADV. Agency
f32s-H. III. Levey
1850 Herald Bldg. ROBBERS
Adv. Agency
fg6T--I. ]. Finch
isQ3--Diener a Dorskind
fsOO--Na thewaon. Ward NICK.
fa57-Bricka- Ford Paris Co.
j4TS-Owl ADV. Agency
f4g2--Evcrite Agency
TRip--Adsociates Adv. Agency
2nfD-M. NJ. Nye
csea--J. Ehrenbcrg
efSt-Pesctslty = Goldberg
o123-Sam Sellkowitz
2sat--J. zawadzi;v
o56s--Levin q Son
264o-Handler a Pearl
csa3-Is. Simon q Co.
.s76-rs. Simon 4 Co.
s2of--tI. Rosenberg
g763--I. Rubensteln
s7s3--Salof Bros.
2sa3 III. Watcher
3l3i-h. tlimmelfarh
sag3-waahlngtou iigts. A. A.
sS5O--ToonlSel Bros.
3T64-S. Savadkin
ss02-David q. Xuckerman
so6G--F. Goldsmith
4n07-solompn Mishnun
4a77-schapiro & Leibowits
55So-M. Weiner
Cedar street
lyl-Russell Law, Inc.
Chambers street
l43--Chambers Ins. a Adv.
Agency
Columbus Ave.
6s-Nrs. Burns
i4s-Leon Cohen
29s--iI. Lasnr
2sS-M. q. Cohen
ssn--Etler & Kiatzkin
t42--Adolph Zlinkoff
snf-Hensen & F'riudland
e0s--S. Sussman
TOSS. Stelnberg
Tfs--T,uria Agency
sI2-west Side Adv. Agency
92T--fsasc Rubin
Columbus Circle
5--Greene ADV. Service
Delaney street
3T--L. Broder
f3J-Delancey ADV. Agency
Dyrkfnsn street
i0o--S. Bravernan
f2a--Ernest Arbogsst
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
PUBLIC NOTICES.

INFORMATION wanted Of Isabelle Ecker
of Rexford n. Y. age IS. who left Albany
Thursday on the Albany Hudson Day Line to
80 10 Miss G. M HILL of 90 Morningsids
Drive.
BESSY GORDON-Please call up 5510 Audu-
bon, for many years 1anitor. j. W..
address 59tl st
FAT-f do not seek TO change your plans. but
want ten minutes talk with you to relieve
terrible anxiety. @. r. l.. p.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS W'TED,

. unfurniehed rooms. private house Ad-
dress full particulars NICHOLSON. 800 w.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,
For Sale.
AM THRACl1rI
COAL M]lME
FOR SALE

Fully equipped; breaker
capacity 600 tons; red and
white ash coal; two veins,
including Buck Mountain
vein; more than one million
tons in sight; 10000 tons in
banks; 25O,OOO tons silt; on
p. r. r.; 100000 to n S
stripped; producing before
suspension 5000 tons per
month; can be increased to
1 1000 tons monthly; highest
grade, free burning coal;
everything necessary 0 r
operation is on qround;
royalty 5 to IS cents per ton;
long lease; cheap operating
expense because OF no gas,
n a t u a l ventilation, no
pumping; must be sold to
satisfy heirs; will accept 10
per cent. cash, balance in five
years, with bankable notes
as security; price 5000, 900;
one Of the finest opportuni-
ties in anthracite region; no
vein less than / 2 feet; will
bear strictest Of investiga-
ton, but Immediate action
necessary. Write Y 2OS9
Herald, $50 Broadway.
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FOR CLUB, HOTEL OR
FASHIONABLE BOARDING
IIOJ IS i

Magnificent mansion, large grounds. oppo-
site large hotel. In select neighborhood; over
flow from hotel constant source of income;
large dining patronage can be secured; oppo-
site golf course and located at West End,
Long Branch. N. j.; can be bought at a bar
gain and with very little cash; a fortune for
the right man who secure good winter
patronage In addition TO summer rush. house
Is furnished, ready to walk in. w. p. LYNN,
221 West 33d ST
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Brooklyn.

LARGE front room, neatly furnished. suit
able for / or 2, running water, electricity
and heat. private house. convenient select
private neighborhood, phone Lafayette 2s2IJ.
s5TH, 47T-sT for two gentlemen: outside
room ia new apartment. electric, parduct
haitian; call after g.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

ATENTS.-wrte for free illustrated guide
books and RECORD ON INVENTION
BLANK. Send model sketch and descrlp-
tion of your invention for opinion OF its
patentable nature free. HIGHEST REFER
ENCES. PROMPT ATTENTION; REASON
ABLE TERMS. VICTOR J. EVANS & CO..
New York office, 1908 Woolworth Building.
Phone Barclay GAIA. Main office, S54 9th,
Washington, y. @.
PATENTS-Send for free booklet; highest
references. best results. promptness as
sured WATSON Il. COLEMAN. Patent Law
Yer, 62i Il St. washington, ID. G.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.
MECHANICAL
ENGINEER

An exceptional opportunity
is offered to young, ambi-
tious structural or electrical
engineer to become asso-
ciated with well estab-
lished consulting engineer
ing organization in Philadel-
phia; twenty-five hundred
dollars Csc, 500 capital re-
quired. If you are in earnest,
reply for interview. G. E.,
SO7 Victory Building, Phila-
delphia.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Gates Ave.
1l-Bagley Bros
Glenmore Ave.
745-L. Samuel
Grand Street.
7f6-Meyer Eissnbers
Greene Ave.
s57-Louis Einbendsr
Greenpoint Avenue
a1-SalSs 4 Connolly
Hnisey Street
s03-Morris Shapiro
es3-Frederick AppelmanB
Hancock Street
330-Jacob Grnu
Harmon street
1s72-Francis Lang
Henry Street
i3-Mrs. Augusta Bsrman
Hicks Street
e-Mrs. b. Mattor
Hoyt street
40-Albert Bros.
2f5-Michael Darcy
Kings Highway
f5oa-Kings Highway Station
brighton Line)
r. oberg.
Kingston Ave.
36T-L. Lehman
Leonard Street
2oT-F. Fox
Lewis Ave-.
32s-B. Goodstein
56o-R. #. Madsheim
Liberty Ave.
p02-Herman Bhaffsr
Ilnuood street
21s-M. cilbsr
Main street
f3-Charles Marrons
Manhattan Ave.
ss0-Judson NJ. Mahis
Marisn Street
SIS. Lesser
Myrtle Ave.
ffo-H. Perimuttsr
n0s-J .Cuarfnf
1f52-Centrai Adv. Agency
2369-Frank's Adv. Agency
Nsvins Street
70-L. forrest
New Utrecht Ave.
sp0f--Jos. Rubin
T40e-Louis Lifschuts
New York Ave.
b5-IIarry Dosfk
Ninth Street
f62-The Lewis Service
326-M. Peck
Nostrnnd Ave.
3p3--Abr. Friedman
Sop. Pollsck
aa27-w. NJ. chapmas
Rockaway Ave.
a24--N. Brown
KeebIing strcct
1e2-oro Jensen
Rogers Ave.
dos. Shuts
Ralph Ave.
si9-Jos.ph Kaye
Sands streeA
46-Ben ana Herman
Saratoga Avenue
3OJ--Albert Bcriow
Seventh Ave.
3s2--M. Wiskind
b4te-Mrs. u. Jacobs
seventy-fifth Street
2070-N. Dermer
Shore Road
Shore Road a East 18TH Ave.
Theo. Endress
Sixth Ave.
b007-H. 6lipcaD
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Hnckensack, n, Y.
Hackensack News-M. okis
Hampstead, L. 4.
Eugene j. Geer
Heboken, N. j.
81 I'd St.-Wm. Schroedcr
Huntington, l.. 1.
Main STD. W. Trainer
Jersey City, ". J.
53s Jersey Ave.--Jacob Sluty-
ski
eS2 Newark Ave.-A. ]. stsu-
rer
$50 Bergen Ave.--J. Passn
43s Ocean Ava.-N. Brest
Kingston, N. Y.
$50 Fair STE. L. Merritf
Long Branch, N. j..
118 Broadway-Harry Levin
lS5 Broadway--Samuei
Barron
Lynbrook, l.. I.
Newsdealer-Grosofsly
Madison, N. j.
43 Main st.-Ben. Kemeihor
Metuchen, N. j.
800 Main st. - Feigeison q
Scherman
MontcIair, ~. j.
Care Montciair Times -studsS
Morristown, N. j.
% Park Places. q. soukip
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
IS East First 6t.-H. Jaflsr
Newark, N. j.
$40 Broad St.-T. N. sommcf
400 Summer Av--WhiteAdAG
e10-Union Bldg-ScheckAdA
207 Market St-Goldsmith Co
222 Market 5t-united Sery
81 Clinton st.--KruegsrAdA
New Brunswick, N. j.
1870 Albany St.-Schnsidsr ~
New Rochelle, N. Y,
North Ave-J. n. Latksr
Hyack, N. Y.
50 Main st.--wm. r. Rusbss
Orange
1855 Main st.--Mc Mostwfli.
2s2 Market st.--sanusl Pea
Smith q Hamilton Htreets-
United Advertising Agency.
resksxiil, N. Y.
es7 Main st.--Benj. Bsnstu
riainficId, N. y.
w. q. Dobbins, Ccurfss
News Office
Fort Chester, N. Y.
10 q. Main St.-,A.Bsrnowsky
Port Washington, L. ].
90 Main st. = Horowftx .
Alper
Railway, ~. y.
f15 Main 9t.--HenrY Lits
Red Bank, N. y.
II Broad SIM. n. rstiu
Ridrefieid Park, N. y.
Breslaw a Berck
Rockville Centre, T.. 4.
"a Village Av.-W.H Heller
Bank Bldg.--Miss Anna Miller
Rye, ~. ".
80 Purchase st.-r. Donsn's
News Dept.
Saratoga Springs, N. 4.
w. w. Franklin
somervilie. N. j.
Jacob III. Gencrt
South Norwalls. Conn.
4 Atn k1s NtHiW Gts-tiOpW &R~
vertIslng Agency.
South Orange, N. y.
4 So. Orange Ave.-M. A.
Wallace
Stamford, Conn.
227 Atlantic Ave.-Estroff a
Davidoff
Summit. ~. j.
45 Union Pl.--David Faibush
Tarrytown. N. Y.
% Main St.---M. Kugei
TennfIy, N. y.
Clinton Ave.--G. NJ. coyts
Tuckahoe, N. ".
j. Monaghan
Union Bili, N. y.
s3aA Bergcnliue Ave.-l.enetn
Advertising Agency
Dispatch Buildings--Laura
a. WINS ADV. Service
Naulcrs, n. Y.
2Th South Rroadwav-phlllp
Davis
g5h soutl broadway = BAr.
| NET llnhinrwitz
ppiiaad. Avs.--DaD Fed
- ermans
A. Mnir ~ II. pisA
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.


WANTED-Promotion associate. who can
furnish offices and make investment and
serve as manager of New York offices for a
the strictest investigation OF proofs Of unusu-
ally large returns 70 investors; no exIeri-
ment; to facilitate matters give business ex-
perience and references In reply. 1850
Herald, Washington Hgts.
WILL assist in, financing good manufactur-
ing proposition that can locate In the
Bronx, have 1000 square feet wonderful
factory space to spare; prefer waist dress
man, his business must pay It's way; VIII
not advance money for living expenses,
profits must do that. Write Box g., 250l
World Tower Building
Business Service.
EASTERN manufacturing or commercial
houses desiring mailing address In Chi-
Gag can have same at the nominal fee OF 80
per month: mail will be promptly for
warded: office In Loop district. NJ. RE-
NAULD, 81 River St. Chicago. Ill.
SECURE capital through sale OF stock;
large successful organization ready to un-
derwrlte stock issue Of merit; commission
basis; highest bank credentials. SECURITY
BOND MORTGAGE CO., 1415 Walnut ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
BUYER,
experienced, returning to Germany; dolls,
toys and games preferred. 5l6 Herald.
KEW PoRATE-DELAwARE.
WALSH. Atty. ITO w. 10th 81. Bryant I693,
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
Ar.LrRToN HOUSE FOR ME.

IhA rAtCs IN fUN NNWtst OF NIIN
group, a II story fireproof building, just
completed, containing apartment, club con
yeniences, are from $3.50 TO $3.50 per Week wee,
Tor permanent residents only. 1i3 East 39th
st, As East 55th 81,
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FOR Miscellaneous.

TN mm TO you FROM THE HEN,
IL I'M RITE US; PRICES
III III RI HMM RIGHT. PLUM FARM r.
@SJ VI W d .. LAKEWOOD. N. j.
FRENCH furniture. velvet carpet. Victrola,
Spanish shawls. Paris gowns, sacrifice:
Col 1866. afternoon.
1900 approved sprinkling heads for sale at
60c. VINCENT, 10 Bordin Rv., Long
Island City.
SACRIFICE completely furniture Of IL room
house; must be sold Immediately; first Of
fer takes 1t. Telephone Audubon 6o4o
OFFER famous South Carolina Honey Dew
cantaloupes at 81 per crate. Cash with
order The Grocery Shop, Blackbille, s. g.
BEAUTIFUL silk Paisley shawl, never worm
60 years old. 356 West 11Sth.
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CAMERAS.
DOGS. CATS AND BIRDS.

CAMERA. professional, suter Swiss Ions.
STEPPE, GIG Dekalb av., Brooklyn. La
fayette 10303
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$50 II. plate glass silent salesman show
cases. 800 It. sectional oak shelving, i50
n. sectional oak counters, 4 large wall cases,
~ oak tables, Lanson aerial cash system.
window display fixtures, &C. LYNN. Phone
Union 5O61
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LEXINGTON AV., s72.-Two beautiful front
rooms together or separate; private house
electricity steam. bath. Call Upholstery
Etore
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BOARDERS WANTED.
Eas. Side.

BOARDING HOUSE for girls: single rooms
with board. 81 2l4 East i3d
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FIXTURES FOR SALE.
FURNITURE-PRIvATE.

CAFETERIA fixtures for sale. The MARI
borough Restaurant. 36th St, Broadway.
Fitzrov 1894
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Brooklyn office - ~ Court st.
Tel. Tl60 Triangle. Open until 10
+. NJ.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED PAT Fur4i
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES, APART.
MENTs: PIANOS. BOOKS. PAINTIN0e.
BRTC-A-BRAC, &C. TOBIAS. 100 uNIVHH~
sITY PLACE. sTUyvEsANT 1879.
WILL pay 20 per cent. moro for your hcuse-
hold furnishings, pianos, works OF AT
Don't fail to get my estimate. FLATTAus
1i5 University place. stuyvesant 2ae9.
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TyPEwRfTERs RENTED.
three months, $3.50 w.
rsr.rnrtY RERUtIT TNpEwrtTERg.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE Co,
ai.. BroedWay. al Leonard st., Telephonea,
20 II esd IT., op Madison ay. Franklin 9avs.
10 Barclay st. I~- WV rs'v'~
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COLONIAL mahogany bedstead. full size,
with spring and mattress. in excellent
condition. Telephone Watkins T995I. II.
gyNfMONS
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Bronx Offlce--5is willis Ave-, nt
lf9fh It. Tel. a686 Melrose. Open
until 10 r. M.