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New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Country Produce

ssseP %STs ss SsSS1ss
80 @ 43o; seconds. SO to 81 score. 3G449
$50; lower grades, s6@aoo; centralized
41o; ss score, segSSiso; S5 to 81 SCORE
s79asc; unsalted higher than extras, b1h
952ao; extras. 90 score. 5oh @ 5loi hrsts
score, 42945cs seconds, $ShA q loo; lower
Sish Scoring. @ zsd isAo; sstras 4 M4s Ss5Ao;
dairy tubs, finest. 47ia @485ac;. good to
prime. 42Q4G14o; common to folr, $40
fats asS seconds so
grades. 81932hc; packing stock. current
make. No. !, S3c; No 2, 32c; lower grades,
2S@3 sic.
oheese-Reeeipts were s,24o boxes, New
371ac; average run. 26c New York state
flats. fresh specials. 2SA Q27c; ayerase
Americas, 26A Gp26Ao.
Eggs-Receipts were 1o.ss7 cases. Fresh
gathered. extras per dozen. 81 q coo; ex-
ira firsts. b2dp55c; firsts, 44q SOC; seo-
onds, 324 40c; lower grades, 220Soo:
trade eggs. 25@2so: dirties. regular
@24o; dirties, under grades, 2o@a1o;
checks. fair TO choice dry, 21D23c; checks,
under grades l8Q zoe; refrigerator, extra
sira1s a 81 c chaTgss fss, paid to expiring dates
poorer. @2sMc; check from local cand-
ling, 10000; whites, nearby. S2@42c;
whites. Pacifio coast, s2@42c; whites,
Western. SoQa5c; refrigerator, oil INNER
sion process. nearby Western whites, 600
soc; Pacific coast. prime to fancy, 42@47c;
Western. brown and mixed colors, 32QD37c;
New Jersey. hennery whites, uncandled
extras, s8@92c; other nearby hennery
whites extra fancy. selected, candled soc;
other nearby and nearby Western hennery
whites extras, So@85c; nearby and near
by Western hennery whites extra firsts
7S@7sc flrsts .66072c; nearby gathered
whites ftrsts to extra frrsts, 66@7ec;
nearby whites. under grades 6o9s5c;
pullets, 44067c; Pacific coast, whites
extras, 75@77c: extra firsts, 72c; firsts
ESQ Csc: pullets 45@55c; other Western
and Southern. gathered whites 4s@G5c.
New Jersey, hennery. browns, extra fancy,
rs q Soc other nearby and nearby West
ern hennery browns, extra, 65@72c.
Potatoes--State, $50 lbs, s25ops2.so:
$50 lbs, s1.75Gs2; New Jersey, giants
So; los lbs. 2.75@s3; $50 lbs, s2.59g
s2s5; Maine. $50 lbs, s2.75 @$2s5: Penn
sylvania. $50 lbs, S2.6o@s275; VIRGINIA
second crop, bbl.. s1,5o0$2; sweets. New
ler Jersey, ao bsk b 7se@sl.lS Eastern states, a
bbi., soc q Sl.26; Delaware and MaryIenS'
bsks, zoQ zoe; vans. Virginia, bbl.. 81
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Prices Irregular
In Short Session
On Curb Exchange
Trading Continues Active,
but Unsettleanent Is More
Pronounced; Oils Fail TO
Display q Definite Trend

Lack Of definite trend, especially In
the oil group. resulted in irregularity
In yesterdays shert session on the curb
market. Tndustrials held fairly
steady, despite pronounced un-
settlement La the general list.
Standard Oils moved within narrow
range, the New York shares being firm
er and the Indiana and Ohio. stocks
sagging slightly. International Petro-
ieum and S!mms dropped back frac~
ticnaily and Midwest Texas was In
supply. Cities Service lost point. ;,
Arnalgamated Leather dropped back
fractionally, but National Biscuit ad~
vanced higher. Continental Motors re-.
ceded slightly. Continental Mines held
steady.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
All Deliveries i'm
Cotton Again at
New High Levels
Buying Stimulated by Re-
duced Crop Estimates and
BulIish Ideas of Goods
Trade; December at Is so

The cotton market showed continued
activity and strength yesterday with
all deliveries making new high records
for the season. December contracts
sold at 25.50c and January at 262fc,
making advances of 45 to 48 points
from Fridays closing figures and of
ever cents per pound from the low
prices touched on the reactions of late
September. December closed at 254sc,
with the general market closing strong
at net advances Of 81 to AZ points.
The narbet opened firm, at an advance
OF IL to 80 points on overnight buying
orders. There was heavy real!zing. scat
tered Southern selling and probably so1ne
local selling on n belief that the markets
technical position entitled It to sharp re-
ductions for over the week end. These
offerings however, were very we'll taken
on sctbaclss of some 20 TO 25 points and
tho market frtned up again. reaching tho
highest prices OF the day In tho late trad
ing on buying stimulated by reduced crop
estimates. bullsh ideas of the goods situ-
alton and reports OF strength In the South
ern spot markets.
Tho old predictions OF 2b-oent cotton,
which have been realized during the last
week. were quite generally based upon
tentative crop estimates in limo with the
official end September Indication of TO-
136, 900 bales. Moro latterly there has been
OF the yield and the report Of a New Or
leans authority estimating the crop at
9,6oo, 600 bales evidently made soIna Inn
preston on sentiment yesterday. II was
pointed out that these figures tended to
confirm previous statement of around
900 bales. and there has probably
been disposition to discount an eatir.la att
OF 10, 100000 bales from the Department OF
Agriculture on December H. Buying on
this view OF tho crop is encouraged by a
belief that even 3o,cent cotton would not
very materially curtaff~ consum ption In
this country. while tho extent of tho In
dicated supply Is such that builiah tradere
are apparently Indifferent to prospects
that foreign demand will be restricted to
urgent requirements
Ihe local market for spot cotton wns
steady and Is points higher at $4,000 No
sales were reported.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

A gain Of 8 points by Chile Copper
Is and OF almost points by the per
cent bonds Of the same company In
active trading was easily the most con-
spicuous performance in yesterdays
bond market. The rise in these issues
and in other copper corporation bonds
was attributed to the generally more
favorable outlook for the industry and
was in measure in sympathy with the
movement of copper stocks. With the
exception of the second As, all Liberty
bonds sold above 90. while the new
Treasury 4s sold at premium for
the first time on the recovery. For
elgn government bonds were quiet and
steady. The corporation group fluctuated
narrowly, but the trend was upward.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Oats
Flour and Meal
Paris Reconstruction Advances

A total Of 1927 million francs had
been advanced by the Credit National
of France, up to the end of September,
1922, in aid of reconstruction in the
war devastated regions. The total
number Of payments was 4,843,210. In
September, alone, according to official
figures received by the Bankers Trust
Company, 3o2,851 advances were made,
amounting to 806 million francs. A
total Of 347,5S3,o61 francs has also
been loaned to promote commerce and
industry in the north Of France.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

Southern Spot Markets Galveston steady
46 points higher at 25.16c; sales, 3,126
bales New Orleans firm, 26 points higher
at 24.6oc; sales, b4t bales. Mobile steady,
G2 points higher at 25c; sales. s67 bales.
savannah steady, SO points higher at
25.25o: sales, III bales Augusta steady,
3S points higher at 25.13c; sales 541 bales.
Memphis firm, rs points higher at s46oo;
sales, 3,1oo bales. Houston steady, so points
higher at 25.2oc; GALES. 1880 bales. Little
Rock steady, ,25 points higher at 2425c; !;
sales, A,327 bales. Dallas steady 40 points
higher at 24.70c; salea nil. Montgomery
firm. 2S points higher at 2463c; sales, re
bales, Fort Worth steady, so points
higher at 24.7oc; sales, l.S42 baes.
Cottonseed Oil
The market for cottonseed oil was very
active for Saturdays session. total sales
for the day amounting to $4,000 barrels.
There heavy buying, which was be-
lieved to be for Southern account, and
shorts were nervous and inclined to cover.
The continued strength in the crude po-
sittcn and the advance in cotton and lard
were the principal bullish features of the
day. Final prices were 10 to rs points
net higher
The rangs of prices:
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on Typewriter co--N saun.

ton Typewriter Con saun-
Sane,J game, saunders. S1liisa.,s sa.or,o
Carfogua---J Risi. .......
Verplex Art Co, lnc-A X Luud-
West Branch Knitting Co--j
Levy ct al.
In Bronx Comfy
The first name is that OF the a.
Q O,Rourke. Thomaa--Centre Iron
Psncus. II arry - Massachusetts
Bonding and Insurance Co.
Shapiro, Solosnon-H FEEDER. ...si
Smith. Frank f-P f Wicksel
Schmidt, Charles-L r Wo,fe.,,,
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Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that of the dsM
second that of the creditor and eahe
Judgment was Med:
Bakal. MaS-Nationai Surety Co.
July 20. 1922 ..,.......,....s.
Rothman, Joseph P--F Rothmaa
ct al; April II. 1920. ....s...
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
DIVIDEND NOTICES
CosDEN AND COMPANY

Noyern her 81 ~
The Board OF Directors OF Cesu.se KS
Company has this day aeciarea e 'ss7 -
quarterly dividend of 81 per ceaa ,sss ssi
Preferred Stock of The Company y .ssts t,sss
December i. 1924. 80 The stock knos.sssss s.ess
record at the close OF business on .ssils LII
ber Is. 1929. The stock BOOKS - 1
main open. e..,,fas5
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Toronto
Silver Markef

London. 33&d; New iM
domestic bar, 9sAc; foreign, eea'
Mexican dollars, Sic.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

IHdl VI lDo HeDlOf.
Ajax Trading Corp--L M Joseu-
thai ct al
Boycem. Arthur IN II Rundle
Copeland, Josie--J Clinton ct al
Cohen, Philip-W Saunders
Camartnes. Peter--G j Chrys-
sihas .... .......s.
Colombo Pierre--Mitsui s. Co, Ltd
De Carrie. Mary and John--M
Tashman .. ...,......
Deschansl. Engineering Corp
Liberty Hosting Engine Co,
Dyer, & F Manroe--Irving MI
Dry Doct East Broadway & BAT
terry r r Co---J Hantiey. costa
Edwards. George S-N Af Cash
Eadie, Archibald, and Dominiok
] Ciceroner- Printing Crafts
Realty Corp
Friedberg. Millard Frederick
Loeeeri s. Co, Inc .,..
Feinicks. Franks Dambrowski
Fifth Avsnus Coach co--.H sala-
same-R 4 Pretty1nan .......H. ......
Sane--A Salsman .......,.
+ w Frost d Col Tflzer st al.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

Foreman. Jules Lr--I oadoba et
Frank, Isidorc--Edward Dahren- 0''
:, burg Co. Inc. .............. s.oas.
Kramer ct al ................ 12s.
Goidiny, asraharn-.-J Lehres :. 1870
Glazer, Elisabeth--M Woen, cost 100.
Gonzales. Andres--R l. Fort -. 430.
Jenkins ~: -. ........... s.a2s
ty Co, Inc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1874
Harmon, Earie--J Goidfnger -. 2Ts.
Isaacson, Samuel Manhattan
Veal g. Mutton Co, Inc. zST.
Jacobs, Bertha EFF NJ Weiss. 1.sss.
Kelley. Cornelius ] {Cornaiius =
Kelley T. Co1--Complete Serv-
tee Co............t.... $e6.'
Trust co...........s........... i,7eal
Lesser, Josepia-M Klahr....... 493.
Mcaoodw,n. Preston - b Glen
brook Go, Inc................. 4s7,
Meray, Frances---H Keenan,. 200
Same Heenan. n....,........... $780,
Nicholas. Grosvenor s. Co. Inc
A Q Riddell ct al. costs. $500. 1S5s
Fumusa Corp--w Lunham ..... 33e.
Pituras George--C I. Birney jr. 1870,
Parker Supply Co. Inc. ana Fred
ericga Schnser--s McKeon. iso
Standard Oh Co OF N Y--H u
smathera ~. 7a.a7i.
Sh!esay Josef---Leuis Greenbers
Plumbing Supplies, Inc. c...... s4a
stritch, Annie tI.afayette Steam,
I.aundry9 - Economy Mercan-
Tsird e D 1a. i Il O. ana 'Ri;s;nias. ''''
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Open. High Low Clos. cie
Sugar and Coffee
Raw Sugar Futures

ISOW kJUA6A
The futures market opened unchanged
to an advance OF l point and closed quiet,
net unchanged, to a decline of point !
sales estimated at 5000 tons. Much Of
the trading was evening up for over the
weekend, and the market was without
fresh feature OF any kind.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Announcement

On Wednesday, November g..
The Tribune Will present a
special table showing the
course Of prices since issuance
Of domestic industrial bond
Issues sold to the public since
the signing of the arnistice.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

@1Sa' ciss I as fs ss sa ss ss ssh ssh sa saa
Kenneeets G Ts..ioaAs Iosa tosss ipgM
! I.nclede Gas 7s.sIels iAt9s ieiM tutss
LIBBY McNeisl Ts.Iuih 1915 fe1a te1h
! IdREett w W .1a2 " i0sa i12fa 1924
No Pac 6s u. ~. ass. sayss9s5 ga5s
Natl Acme iss.. asA 1885, aEM ssas
l Cloak 4 s Sss.ies ice loe ieB
Natl Leather ss..le1M lol "a 1efM 1o1h
New ori r s bs.. 30 so 10 90
2e hE Nh g. III ss.. ssa s8A s2A s2@
sheffield + 8tss.. gonia fe0tA 1neia 1eeM
lShawsheen Ts.., ,te3ha i0ata 1o3ls 103is
snlvay st Gle S.. les u l95 4 to5A los 4
sugar 81 OR 7s,. aSA 90 aS5s aa
~ Swest Bell ia i12ss daGA i02M Ieaga
es Oh n Y sAss,~loe Iasis IoB 1osis
! Swift = Co In 81 1a2M 1oais 1o2M loam
AZ do SIS. s4Ts pa psA a5
9 Union oi. col 6s..1eI% 1oth I0fA 1ofg
z Unit Oil Prod SIS. aats aaia s9M sg1
Vaenein OH 7s, .le7A 1914 1o7% io7I
Foreign Bonds
81 sin enx q Nsih d. ssss ssg ~ ~ s55S
! King of Serb Sa,. so so so so B
1e Russian ehs..... Is IL 18 Is
do 6sAs.. IL Ia "a 10
II do s@s OTIS. IL "a liz 1im
swlss Govt s3ss.. i9I Y 161A 10f& 10iI
10 Y Mex sa...... ASS IS. a5ss 35ss
Total sales stocks. 55s. 700 shares.
Total falea bonds, s364,0oo
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Live Stock, Meats. Provisions
Steers, fair 20
~ Se

steers, fair TO
prime, 100 lbs.
Dressed b g 6 I,
Sides, ln
Live yeals, COM
mon to prime.
100 lbs.
D r e S S e d veal,
city, lb..,.a..
Live ewes, 100
lbs ..4.....
Dressed. Hethers,
lb ....,,.....
Dressed mutton,
city, lb.
Live lambs, fair
10 prime. 100
lbs .........
Dressed | a IN bs,
city, Id. ..Y..
Hogs, leo lbs. :.
Dressed hogs. ba~
con, ID.
Pork. Dbl
Mess beef. Dbl.
Lard NJ | d d Q
w est. 100 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Judgments Filed

The following judgments were filed ve.-
that OF tho debtor; 4s
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

20 Untd Dfug IS
Pitts c. c & 9 ..1121A
81 L. 4hs Un Tank Car
ser j 1858 7a 1880
Fort Ry L g. 1 .l03S
os 1912 Un Ry Inv SIS
-. s4h Pitts issue
Prou q Rein 1926
Sor es 1916 8 80. g8Ia
4 ....1o5 q 8 Hoffman
-. .1o5h Mach IS tenn
5s 1859 1oa
Z -. s5hU 8 Realty &
: ''s ss y 5s 1924
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

$500 5sSS ai5. : : ~ ss- Sv i: q q e = a
600 500 wrrn NgT Br = III ss. Sos 1oa 1ss y T
5000 Wstn Tel Sc - 95A 9eE or NJ
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Cleveland

$1,000 Chi Ry 1st 5s.. 79It Te4 79a
5000 Chi Tel 5s... 991s 9srs ssa
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Grain Prices

Wheat
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
Machinery.
FORECLOSURE SALES.


PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 18th day OF July, 1918. by and
between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW YORK,
and WILLIAM II. AYERS, & JOHN w.
AYERS, will sell on the LIST day of June.
1922. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. in the
piano department of John Wanamaker, in
the City, County and State OF New York,
one style mahogany player piano as pro-
vided by Sections 6J and 66 OF the Personal
Property Law.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the LIST day OF April 1921 by and
between JOHN WANAMAKsR, NEW YORK,
and WILLIAM II. CRYSTAL, will sell on
the sth day of June. 1922, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon. In the piano department. of
John Wanamaker. In the City, County and
State of New York, one style mahogany
Grand plano and bench. as provided by Sec
tions s. and 66 OF the Personal Property
Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING. Auctloncer.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 18th day OF December 1920 by
aud between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and MRS. ANNE ". ADAMS, will
sell on the list day of June. 1922, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon. In the piano depart-
ment of John Wanamaker. in the CITY
County and State of New York, one styie
ebony upright piano and stool. as provided
by Sections 65 and &C of the Personal Prop
erty Law.
NAT. w. GENpERINc. Auctioncer.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
SALESMAN.

We want county representatives for New
OF a patented burglar alarm lock for doors
and windows; nothing like II in the world
sells on sight TO hardware, house furnish
ing and department stores; also homes and
offices give you absolute control OF your
territory; has no competition big repeater;
every user an advertiser; biggest money
maker ever. Inquire Mr.. coyne. st. Frances
Hotel, Newark, n. j.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
HELP WANTED-Male.
statesmen.

statesmen.
We are expanding our permanent saiss
organization and will require twenty men OF
clean cut appearance and aggressive par
sonality.
These positions will pay TO start salS ~
at the rate of S3,120 a year and added CON-
missions for volume OF business done.
Beginning In our security sales department
rapid progress and promotion is offered 70
conscientious and consistent workers.
II you have had previous selling experiences
IL will help you. IL not. you Will be thor.
oughly trained In a knowledge of salesman.
ship and modern selling methods.
Business established five years and is tha
leader I'm its field.
Call AM TO 10 A. NJ.
c. A. Brockaway, Treasurer.
Industrial Extension Institute.
East 35th St
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.

cOUPLr.-Housekeeper and a cook. or work.
ing housekeeDer or husband and wife,
wanted by widower 10 care for his mother
and two boys, IL and 16 years. at all year
country place on k}ver, near Red Bank. ".
j.; excellent country home for right parties.
Write. stating terms and references. 22I3
Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire--Motor Trucks.

WE are sending five ton trucks empty 10
Dalton, Mass. and will mako reasonabi,
rate for loads or part loads 10 any OF the
following towns en- route or towns within
adius of Is miles OF such towns; Danb,iry.
New Milford. litchfield, Norfolk. Toring
ton. Winstad, Canaan. Conn. and Great
harrington, Lenox. Mass., and Pittsfieiu, b,
Mass. Trucks leave New York city May 80.
Iune T. References to responsibility.
PRODUCE GROWERS TRUCKING AsSN..
| Worth St.. New York.
Phone Franllin 0a1i
ron hire ,vsn 3.ton trucks, SIS day. Phone
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned will not
be responsible for any debts unless con-
tracted for by myself. LOUIS VAN BRINK.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENT WANTED.
The N. v. de vereenigde Jute Cocos
fabricken van L. J. Heymeier requires
ACTIVE AGENT with large connections In
the trade of carpets, mattings, mats. rush
felts, &c. Reply by letter TO Head Office,
40 Looiersgracht. Amsterdam. Holland.
AGENTS--Local advertising agents wanted.
either sex. steady income. no canvassng.
Si5 investment required, secured must apply
quick. Circular Egg Carrier CO., Vineland.
N. J.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25

SALESMAN, one acquainted with wholesale
and retail grocery trade. in New York city
and Brooklyn good salary proposition for
experienced man. Blackstone Mfg. Co.. 203
johnson av., Newark, N. j.
sALEsMEN--Unusual opportunity for about
men; married preferred: experience un-
necessary. 1877 Herald. Bklyn.
Statesmen. furnishing goods department;
must be experienced. Brill Bros. Broad
way at 49th st.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25

sTENoGRAPHER, first class. experienced
references. 562 Herald, ESQ broadway.
STEWARD wishes position, club. camp
hotel clerical work or similar position.
Address Arthur Blish 2e PARK Terrace. West
Orange, ". ,.
sTuDENT wishes position for summer, y
22IT Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
STEM o APH Err.

Mr.. Employer. when you seek the
better type of office help and you
want that help Immediately please
make Il your duty 10 first consult the
SITUATIONS Wanted" Advertisements.
IL you then cannot obtain what you
desire insert an advertisement under
Help Wanted" Set II off with white
space so that II will be attractive and
increase its producing power.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25

i1OR Hire tvo 3.ton trueks. SlS day. rhons
i3is-w Richmond HILL
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
Automoblls Instruction.

REPAIRING, driving taught, short time. (.
license guaranfred ladies' classes also
Ford lessons. AMERICAN AUTO SCHOOL.
T26 Lexington aN.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
MAN,

MEN-An investment house has an opening
in its sales organization for two college
graduates; drawing against commission.
Room 1334-36, 80 Broad st.
OFFICE man, over 40 years old, experienced
In keeping stock records and ordering goods
for clerical and stock room position In silk
department; must write good hand: Catholic.
Apply. stating age. sprevious position. or
Herald, ESQ B'way.
PAPERHANGER = Lady going country
wishes to take man able to do good paint
ing, plastering, &C.. any other talent valu-
able. 22S3 Herald, $50 Broadway.
SALESMEN.-A. II. d. went TO a New York
town-of 1900 two weeks ago; we have paid
him 50, 900 commission earned In that time;
never was in the town before. still going
strong; does this interest you? Wonder how
he did II? Very simple he is a real sales
man and had something real to sell; II you
are a real one. whose record Is clean ana
will bear full investigation. we want you
and you want us. per cent. preferred; has
paid uninterrupted dividsnds; other special
Inducements; selling for expansion OF estab-
lished concern of high standing with busi-
ness and banking connections In so Eastern
cities. Write fully and we will reply
fully, or soc Mr.. Carter. Consumers" East
Side Savings Bank Bldg. Rochester. ". Y.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25

SALES MANAGER.
The best man In New York wanted TO
superintend financial campaign for
rapidly expanding radio concern. great
ly oversold: send full particulars.
s 569 Herald. 2s0<Broadway.
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SITUATIONS WANTED Female.

CHANfBERMAID-wAIT refined vounr
woman. wishes position as chambermaid
or waitress, In refined boarding house or
guest Inn: best references. J. j., Beach od
at Rockaway - T -
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willing TO go a short distance in tho coun,
try. os6 Columbus ay.. conner Tooth. care
Of Mcnamara - -
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FURNITURE WANTED.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
MAssEUsEs.

MAssEUsE. colored t67oao). Swedish. ana
scientific magnetic wave. electrical, 30.
expert operator. Columbus 1880
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INCORPORATE-DE
PALMER, 10 w. 40th. Bryant 1908.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
PIANOS AND PH0NOGRAPHs.

UPRIGHT PIANO. EXCELLENT coNDr-
TION; REASONABLE. CALL BINGHAM
4so0I
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

GREAT opportunity to invest 925, 900 or more
In successful shoe manufacturing business /;
money to Increase output active nom
active partner. J. AND o. SHOE MANU-
FACTURERS. S25 Gold st. Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1922-05-25

MAssEUSE mo. s7s3s s--Swedish graduate.
specalizes rheumatism. neuritls reducing;
highest references. Schuyler 4234.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-30
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HOCKEY LEAGUE

meeting of representatives from
the hockey teams of the Association
st. Dominique of Lewiston, the Wa
tcrville Hockey club and the Augusta
Hockey club. was held Saturday aft
ernoon at the Augusta Chamber OF
Commerce rooms for the purpose of
organizing The Hockey League Of
Central Maine" But one officer, the
president and secretary was elected
f. p. (Sandy) Noyes Of Augusta be-
ing chosen for that position.
4 constitution was offered. dis
cussed and tentatively adopted; the
final constitution to be decided upon
later. These three teams will not
limit their play to the members of
the league but will play outside
games. The Lewiston Community
service team was invited to send a
delegate to this meeting but no dele
gate appeared. Dan A. Forth ap-
peared in this city for the Waterville
team. A. n. Dugal, Captain Simpson
and Narcotic one of the last years
wings. Capt. Percy Jarvis and F. P.
Noyes represented the Augusta team.
They did not work out a schedule at
this time but expect to have a fine
one this year.