New-York tribune., 1922-02-01


Stern. clothing, 220 5th Az.
Fashion rsrk Co. Meyer u Lang. Ifer-
nan Levy clot hing. 200 5th av
Pcbcr c'othinR Co; Irviog Rieban
cha'ir~ nousia~ 60, Ruby Mack lsp.
Tinkelspiei Co. DAVID strauss cloth
ing. Commodore
';eod,n~n = susH: s'nney Goodman.
Reub fsaacs Co, seub rsaacs. o,~-hinx:
Pennsyiv~nis
man. clothing. 1913 Hway
- BLACK g. Co, F. VI. Calm. clothing;
Freeman Co, Charles Paisley. Hickey.
clothing; 700 5th av
r. Formsn Co: Miss Auhan. suits: 22s
5th
Duffy Powers Co, II Jones dollar day
,neic ,1 hs ndise art needi" work. fancy linens.
laces. trimmings, : - aon. 1872 B'wav
ROCKFORD III.
Charles V. Weisc Co. charle. Y WeIse
wcI1sns ready to wear. notions. art needle
SALEM. MASS.
William q Wsbber Co. r. r. Mansfield
tweed suits. tos 4th
Wolf & MARKS Co. Miss VI Wolf lsdi.s
and misses costumes. dresses. Affiliated
Retail S'"Fe' .A~ ~ rRAS11sco REay
The Emporium &c Austin. ribbons no
tions. gloves. 2f2 5th av
sAULTE STE MARIE. MICH
Winkernan's: Leon Winkelrnan repre-
scHE$~EcTApy. \. Y.
'hc MsIiacs ",sar, CO. Miss Ruth csn~right.
r. s Barney Co. V. Selgier. tweed
SELMA. ala
f.iepo;d Brothers. Nathan Leopold WON
on ready 10 wear. millinery. house fur
nlshings. imperial.
SEYMOUR. IND.
coats suits ana dresses: S. " MoAlOin "a ma's1s and
Baer g. Lilienthal. 1850 B'wsy.
SHARON, PA.
'luck stores Corp. @ A. Giuck, wornen's
III w. 33d st.
SIOUX FALLS. $. d.
BE Bee htve Co.: NJ omoat. children's
soITH BEND. ND.
~ n.s"ar'h store; y, a krsa. gloves,
Cook 276 5,7i
spARTANI;uKG. 9. G..
,va,r r. J.. LIES CO.; r. L. Lies. ready to
sPKI>GfIEID. MASS.
copsq,os pso'e D. g. CO: - John Moo-e 3r. floor
sTEJBE>vILLr. OHIO
Tho H'6, L. & Anstfan. coss- suit.
s3d st.
Wm. sicher K Sons, Ed siche-. coats.
su,ss, dresses ard waists. McAipin.
'se eS' Nshd"rNoor' & Barney n iss J..
WI sicher & Sons 1-' Garlnent Ssm ~r Co:
sleher s,,. ,ndse; manager, dresses. coat.
scrusrs vandsvoort ands lor Co.'S ssrosy a9npin u.
Rohrman. millinery. 22s 5th av
ST. PAIL
dresses "sssy 100 ~ n sgd d st SlveFs'ein .prtns
Emporium Nero Co. Nrs 7 y r,r5.
berg corssts brassierer Ma Martiniaue n '''no'-
70 Ei'por,nm ~ pf. Merchandise Co.: /. W. Ge
representing. Martinique
,,,,ssad solden Nule D g Co. J. @. wilmer.
2yl St
cars T. W, aoalar Marse & Co. Miss Pearl Barlow.
care Leonard ro, : " 10 ga s. o,,o
Lion D. 6. Co. Miss c wright corset,
a. al iss Maoel Murray, lingerie department
TRAVERSE CITY. MICH
= Rosenthal & Son. A. Rosen;hai ren
sTai e. r. Hdse' T. D. Rothschild & Co. =
Hose Millinery Co; J. Gross millinery.
u, TMoN CITY. TENN.
ready to wear and piece goods. Martin.oue
UTICA. \. y.
dresses oasts owar'z Co. ". Goodman.
.4i coats: underwear, lingerie. lat goods
5 kann Sons Co. J. D. Furlo,rg silks
veivets: 1872 4th av 'A'
fuT43 wggamsgd llothrop: W. Hume houa-
Sauinsarten & Sons: w Barlnga-.en
mfrs mfrs art goods. pitcures. statues. Penn
WATERBURY. conn.
s,,its nS@,1 ,oS q ., hus les J. Cleveland tweed
WATERLOO. IOWA
Falan- Fleming Co. } r Fleming
spring read. g wear: l17o B'wsy
The Hub. Mr. Ethan. Jobs better coats
Holman & Hariblay. lis " S5d 81
WICHITA. KAN
Geo 'nnes T. G. Co II. G. Mccornas
dress goods. silks yelNets. e Hurst ren-
resenting 20 9Th av
s,I's Rors siaal b. ugh p G Co. Geo, c. Smith.
wIehIT& FALLS. TEN.
". W Anderson' ". W Anderson. read
TO wear general nidse., J. NJ higgins 553
y n NJ. Co. J c Barnard. rndse. man
WILKHs- BARRE. "a.
justin i5ergman: Justin Bermsn coats.
suits and dresses, Hoffman, 81 fiartbIay,
ssra pes5ieoa,. capes @ 1 fSr. 1 pr.nnan sasi
representing v,,soS = :: Ss'h y st
j 4 - oettinger's. ". p poan. WON
en- ready 70 .n~s. ~sar; ass 5th az
harris Nowry: John +. Dunlop tweed
SUITS 404 sfh sv
WORCESTER. MASS.
schultz Garment Co. Louis Schultz.
wc1nen's ready TO wear Martinique
Barnard sumner = Putnan. Charles W
Heller iwead suits 4Gt 4th av
NOtNGHToW>. OHIO
William Homer Co. II s Wirsrr
mdso. manager. McAl2n
Gorge FurdyCe Co. MISS J. Miles.
ladies' knit and muslin underwear ho-
sisry Ii =. Burchfeid. tweed suits. 40.
attn
sl,ipyards Want Steel
A rev feature Of the steel situation
recently has been the demand from
sh'pyards which have beer out Of the
market since the wartime contracts Of
tic Emergency Fleet Corporation were
One Delaware River yard
is incuiIing for 5000 tons OF plates
and shapes, mostly plates. The New
port News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Company will require 500 to 1000 tons
of plates if it gets the contract for
the reconditionng Of the Lcviathan.
On the Great Lakes. shipyards are ask
inp for 900 tons of e.aei for an ora