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Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12
FEEL ALL USED UP?
Lots of Hickory People Do

Does your back ache constantly?
Do you have sharp twinges when
STOPPING OF lifting?
Feel all used up-as if you could just
go no further?
Why not look to your kidneys?
Whv not use Doan's Kidney Pills?
Hickory People have done so.
They tell you the result.
Mrs. D. R. Whitener, carpenter, 4OS
Sth ST., Hickohy, says: 81 had slight
attack Of weak kidneys and was troub
led with sharp pains in my head and
they were so severe some nights !
couldn't sleep at all. l heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills and began TAX
ing them. They soon rid me of the
headaches and regulated my kidneys.
Whenever | have the least bit of re-
turn | take Doan's as sort of pre-
ventative."
Mrs. Whitener gave the above state
ment September 10, 1918 and on jan
ualy 5. 1922, she added: 81 have had
no return of kidney trouble since
Doans cured me. know they will do
what is claimed for them and always
recommend them.'
60c. at all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. y. Adv.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12
THOUSANDS have kidney,
trouble and never
suspect IT
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from drug
gists who are constantly in direct
touch with tue public. there is one
preparation that has been very sue
cessful i'll Overcoming these condi-
tions. The mild and healing influ-
ence of DR.. kil1ner's Swamp Root is
soon realized.S 1t stands the highest
for its remarkable record of success.
An examining physician for one Of
the prominent Life Insurance COM
panies, i'll an interview of the subject,
made an astonishing statement that
one reason why SO many applicants
for insurance are rejected is because
kidney trouble is so common to the
American people, and the large ma
jority OF those whose applications are
declined do not even suspect that
they have the disease. DR.. Kilmer,s
Swalnp-Root is OH sale at all drug
stores in bottles of two sizes, medium
and large.
However, if you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to DIR. Kiliner & Co., Binghamton, n.
", for sample bottle. When writ
ing be sure and mention this paper.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12

FOR RENT-6 room bungalow with
modern cOnveniences. Cali Miss
Hahn, 54-J. 1877 cod st.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12
DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE BOY

When it comes to selecting Christ
mas present for the boy, you don't haze
to worry any more. Here it is--a radio
set. Don't let the price stand in the
way with present that will keep your
hoy at home every night, that will cul-
tivate his taste for good music, bring
him instructive lectures and inspiring
sermons from great minds. Radio will
encourage his interest in electricity
and allied sciences. What other gift
or toy will accomplish so much? We
can install sets at q price that will
surprise you. But the order must be
placed Immediately if the boy is to
have the big surprise of his life on
Christmas morning.
II. A. LATTA
Adv
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12
BAZAAR STARTS FRIDAY

The annual bazaar and supper Will
he held bv the Philathea class OF
the First Methodist church at the
Kiwanis hall on Friday and Satur-
day, December Is and l6. An attrac,
tive line Of fancy work will be sold
and delicious supper served.-Adv.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12

FOR SALE-Ovcrland sedan 1921
model. Abernethy Motor Co.
12-7-tf.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12

FOR SALE-DOdge touring car 1921
model. Abernethy Motor Co.
12-7-tf.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12

MILK SHAKES AT HENRY
Hills are fine. Try one. 7-24-tf.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12

We aren't surprised that California
voted for dry enforcement. There's a
Washington Post.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12

HYAClNTH BULBS IN BOWLS
make acceptable Xmas gifts. 1000
Selected bulbs ut reduced prices
Catawba Seed Store. 12-12-3t- cod
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12

OUR ANNUAL TURKEY ROLLING
and shooting will take place Satur-
day, December Is, beginning at ~
O'Clock and continuing through the
day at L. w. Poovey'se dairy farm.
Everybody invited. l2-l2-3t
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12

CALI. MRS. w. l.. POOVEY FOR
Your Christmas turkey. Phone "63-J
l2-l2-3t.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12

WANTED-Eoard and room in private
family by young lady. Address M
care Record. r. l-3t-pd.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12
NORTH CAROLINA
CATAWBA COUNTY

CATAWBA COUNTY
Under and by virtue Of the power
Of sale contained in that certain mort
gage executed to the undersigned
Mortgagee on the 10Th. DAY of August
1921, by Mary NJ. Price and E. S.
Price, her husband, and recorded i'll
the Office Of Register Of Deeds for
Catawba County, North Carolina,
Book 151 at Page 435, and default
having been made in the payment
there Of, the undersigned will sell at
public auction for cash to the highest
bidder the following property, to
wit:
Beginning at stake Gibbs and
Whittle's and others corner, and
running thence North So 1-2 ives,
crossing branch IL poles to a
stone: thence North O4 1-2 west rs II
poles to stone. Gibbs and others
corner; thence North 40 1-2 Yves,
IL 1-2 poles to stone: thence South
AZ; 1-2 East 20 1-2 poles to stone
in branch: thence with the branch
to the beginning.
This sale to take place at IL O'Clock
noon in front of the First National
Bank of Hickory, North Carolina OH
the % dav Of December, 1922.
HICKORY AUTO CORPORATION
Mortgagee.
g. JOSEPH L. MURPHY, Attorney.
This the 22nd, day of November
1922. 11-28-4t Tuesdays
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-12

FIRE WORKS--Of all kinds on sale
at w. p Pitts store at Brookford.
12-S-Gt-pd.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Petitions in Bankrup' cy


The following petitions in bankruptcS
were fled yesterday in the United states
District Court:
DAVID sCIOEN. voluntary. ladies'
dresses. 1s Division 81. Liabilities. Ss.ses
GOBLET WAIST co. INC. Involuntary
16i-ls- ". 26th st.
DOMIN1CK CERAMIC. voluntary' bar
be- b OF 2Iss Harrison aV Liabilities
NONNAD AUIIRlNG voluntary. real es-
tate, los e. loSd st. l.iabilitios. S5,5e4, as
SETS unknown.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bn nnleruptcy
We're filed Yesterday in tho United states
Ben a. Matthews for Eesta Motors. Inc,
with bond of $4,000
Susan PraaIeis for Goelet Waist Co,
Inc. So w. 2sth ST. with bond or 200
William Lesser for James Battella. Inc,
with bond OF 5000.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
We're filed yesterday in tho United states
DAVID sCliOEN. ladies, dresses, lls pi
vision st. Liabilities. $S.spS assets. IS
DOM1NICK CERANDO. barber, el36
Harrison av. Liabilities s4.25s; assets, So.
MEYER WEI%STEIN AND WILLIAM
WE1NSTETN. Liabilities. S1o,el4 no as
ADAMS WAIST CO. INC. 2. ". 18th
St Liabilities. ,22.s54 assets. $3.50.
REGuN q CO. INC. 2a F. %th st. Liza
'''ss KESnAD 50' GtHR1SG as's: rsal estate 1906
f. 1o3d St Liabilities. s6.594; assets un-
RAY s NNAGGs AND ASSOCIATES
INC. tos w. 3lst st. Liabilities SIS 20
SAMUEL LEVY. shoes. 1so Riyington St
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Price Rather Tl..n Quality
Governs Ope rutions of
Cloth Buyers: Worsted
Outlook Considered Dull

The fall. 1922. selling season in the
r-oolen and worsted trade is progress
,nr with less speed than selling agents
Anticipated. Since the openings about
month ago overcoating fabrics have
sold fairly well. woolen suitings have
hecn ordered 70 some extent, but
worsted suitings have sugered from
extremely light buying. Worsted
Goods seller. report considerable price
r.,is.ance among their customers. The
soread between woolens and worsteds
,s marked. largely because of the tariff
restrictions which make the higher
Grade wools. of which worstcds are
fashioned. higher in proportion than
.he lower grade wools that go into
weeds and other goods.
The tweed situation marks one of
.he bright spots in the fabric trades
at present. With both mems and wom-
ems clothing manufacturers concen-
rating on tweed garments the demand
for spring goods has broadened and
iobhers arc doing a nice business in
these cloths. The current demand has
Frightened future prospects and twceds
for fall are fairly we'll under order at
present, according TO the mill agents.
Tho outlook confronting the worsted
mills is not bright at present. The
rev fall prices, it is said, were made
with q closer margin Of profit than
ever before. but prices are still too
high for volume distribution. Some
reaction toward worsteds is expected
when many Of the iow-priced woolens
get into consumption and fail to give
satisfaction to consumers. but up to
me present price. rather than quality.
has been the chief factor OF influence
in the operations OF cloth buyers for
tha clothing rNarufa cturcrs
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Office Furniture
INSTRUCTION
PROPOSALS

D c, February S. 1922. SEALED PRo-
pOSALS VIII be received by the General
supply Committee. Washington. D Q un,n
O'clock p m. wednesdav. March =
1922, and then publicly opened for furnish
ing. during the hscsi year beginning Juiy
!, 1922. and ending June 80. 1923. materials
supplies. and equipment described in the
Specifications and Proposals fos:
Class l-s'ationery and Drafting Supplies
Class @-Hara~are. Metals and Leather
and Saddlery.
Class s-Drugs and Medicines and
Chemicals
Class 3 Laboratory Apparatus and HOY
p:'ai Appliances. Surgical In
struments
Class e-Elsc<ricsl Engineering. ami
Plumbing Supplies,
Class a-Brushec Class. Lubricants and
Fuel OILS Painters supp..sr.
Class l0-H ousehold Supplies
Class 12-PhotoSrap Supplies. Meteerc-
logical Instruments. Towers, etc.
and Meat -Inspection Supplies.
lass 13-tngravtng. Printing and Lithc-
graphic Supplies excluding sup
plies for the Government Print
lng OTice and the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing!.
Class 1o--1ncardes Electric Lamps
lass ls-lnconeesccnt Gas Lamp Supplies.
Class 1S-Ma chimes. Addrcssing Compus-
ing. Debating and Transcrlbsng.
Duplicating. Folding, Sealing
and rypewrlting
OF INC GeneEdl SCneuule OF supplies fo-
use by tho Executive Departments and
Other Establishments or tne t+ove~rr.ep.
IN Washington. d c.. and for use BY such
held services as are included in tho specj-
hcations for the various classes and for
direct delivery from contractors ehipping
point on Government bill Of iad,nR IN ae-
cordance with paragraph ~ Of Form,
Proposals must be executed IN accordance
with instructions and on blanks which WI,
be furnished upon appica ton to the Cen
sra' supply Committee. Auditors Build
ing. Fourteenth and Streets s. W..
Washington d. c. '
A. ". MELLON.
Secretary Of the TREASURE
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Buyers Arrived
Faircllild Service
AKRON, OHIO

a. iesEe- Co; Miss Birdie Scrir,ger.
A. Polskv u Co Nnrcorro.,,
aendy re-, to wear Kirby Blocl. & rischer, s5 :
nshiuss n sNs 5are Co 3 4 sa.o,s n nsrsey = oas
my w u. NJ Whitnsy 60, Mrs X Il nsrry.
ATLANTA. "a. . '"
! Nes'F ro,,o. S";, C., r. conreil representing
blankets comforts bedding 'I G. II. SSGas' sirns
wool"n ana cotton piece goods. caro- Mor.
gan & Ahrens l1-o h wa,
Eass Dry Goods Co L. n ,ool a
iLroo>Al..S * r..'''"
t'UecheU Womens Shop: Miss r ,,,
rhell' sspri2g ready to wear, NJ. q c;o'v
~ NIDEnsoN. W. Va.
goods NJ. ro. Eeynolds' T. NJ. Reynolds dry
A~DEKsoN'e NeFs'a s. G. square
Gal"nt-Bc Co.; W. e Gallant sen-
srs' eTs ,ga merchsrdise' caro- Of Alfred Fsntl.
AUcpsrA. GA.
White Co; Miss NJ j. Kollv.
26th 81, ''''o's' - F.
berg. r oodSsrs @iIIs.yx n@,,, Sous Mis- snas Colo
BALTIMORE
Hochschiid Kohn Co; j. w Waldorf.
s!oves s, w 9 Weller, domesttcs linens
american wholesale Corp; G f. Far
nr, jr'' ncchwear and collars {. A.
M.Ier r"presenting: 3o4 9Th av.
The Hub; Dave Kat1enbcrE skirts. fu~s
,l w coats care OF Baer & Liienthai. 1850
c. NJ. Dorsey: 9. NJ Dorsey. general,
II qse. Martinique.
Negs;ta Mfg; Co.: Charles l.. Wolf mems
The Hub Miss l. Naughton. ready 10
wear. millinery; Miss Il. Stein. misses and
womens ready TO wear. Bae, s. Lilienthai.
il50 Rway.
&C.. Goldsnherg Bros J Wolf. women's
Bernhel1lers j. Rork merchandise man
aser' womena ready to wear. S. Solomon
stewart & Co.. Miss Rrauser. miliinerv
leather goods ,oiIsi articles: r. lie Ievin in,
p'rfo'leS' NJ nla"5a oa@aS 10 w ". S,tn %a st. ,,
wooien piece goods. Mar'iniQuo
Calm. Coblens co. Miss Fannie Eur-
Hicn a gloves. leather goods, toilet goods
.rl Hnsngs, ,,,,Ssn.a c2pl,n snamus copin zen
sooas aasenosFs x van M chilq .is eotqn psGa
vets. care Ben r. Lclss. 81 west st''s ss,b 81
oNeill Co. Miss Cara McCann, hana-
f. Cummings, representing; Miss X A
celpe' waists. sweaters; care Charles 4
cotton piece goods 254 4th av
.,.i iEsudenths & Son; Carl l'rcudsn-
-""'' Aii't!4'HeS, OraiOs efC.. MGrtlniOite.
:. Nahn Co; l'ouls Eatzonstcin. v-ooio,
piece goods: Martinique
Go9d'nan- & Helber Co. H. L. Nc.
''"nahar. millinery Martinique
Roid & Crippen, r. G Kcd. dresses
3S West 34'h St
Rosenthal Bros ; Charles nosenthal n,s,-
cnann CO N. SO manager, women's ready to wear
Bernheimer Bros. Ben Cohen. n4n.s
surnIshines care 5. solomon ls7e y va -
: Scheinman & Co; Nat Cohen dresses
Pennsylvania. 9s
Meyer Cloak and D~ess Co.: Jos 1rovcr
ur.sses. coats. suits skirts; 1923 B'wsv
Strouse & Bros NJ. strouse rep 200
9TH
BiNCHANTO\. y. y.
J. /. Bryant. f. \ BRYANT Dir, good.
arape'y, uphoIsterN, women's ready 10
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
ID M Read Co.; Miss II. l.. Spinning
hosiery 404 an av
BURLINGTON, VT.
J. NJ Simpson, l.. NJ. Simpson mons
clothing ana furnishings Martinique
HtStUN
C;iichrlst Co: ,base.neuD A. w. ponab
corsets II Rafeld, dresses; oupstairs)
Miss O Oconnell. corsots. NJ Mecahey,
floor coverings; Mrs NJ Withcrs, gloves:
Miss Plumner ribbons; Miss s Davis,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
b u inc SIS News
Cheap Woolens for Fall Hold
Chief Position In Trade Now
German Competition
Discounted by Taylor

Poor quality will effectively cbecl
increasing German exports. in tho
opinion of Frank II, Taylor. Of the
>. ). White Dental MANUFACTURING
company, writing from GERMANY to
Inc Amexia News" organ of tho
American Manufacturers Exnort
Association.
Germany is making MANY
things he wrote. chat arc not
nearly as good as pre-war. upon
'he theory that good things cannot
be marketed. Therefore, German
competition. which looks so menac-
ing is. believe. not building m
on very sound lines. At the prop-
er time well-madc things will re-
place market that has tired Of
shoddy things. This is a gcncraliza-
tion and no doubt there are OK
ccptions."
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Dress Manufacturers
To Hear Retailers
Hope to Eliminate Trade
Abuses at Forthcoming
Convention

Tic anna convention Of the Asso-
ci,:ed Dress Industries Of America
Wi. De held al the Waldorf Astoria Ho-
t.i March 6 and :. A smoker will take
place on the night Of March and
INC convention will close with ban
Cuet on March =
M efort viii be made at the con-
'cntlcn, according to David n. Moses
sohn. executive director OF the manu-.
.ac.uring association, to bring about
closer cooperation between retailers
and producers. Prominent retailers
vii be invited TO present their prob
ems to the manufacturers. with view
10 prompting action to eliminate some
Of the abuses now existing.
The principal discussion from the
foor Of the convention will be devoted
70 production and Distribution prob
ems and the various byproducts of
he.e two phases OF the business.
with retailers generally demanding
Duvirg price at the sacrifice OF value
md manufacturers doing all in their
mower 70 meet the retail demand" said
Nr. Nosessohn. there is much to be
if We accomplish nothing
more than stability on this one ques-
:; or "
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Judgments Filed
In New York Count.


The following judgments were fled yes
terday the first name being that or the
debtor:
American Importing Co. Baer sl,e44-e
Adamantex Brick Co. lnc.-Bal-
tic Steamship Corp. of America 9so5o
N,s""''N' snn .'............. 1876
Alexander st. John and Eugene
G. c. Frazer. .....,.......,. J 26s.so
-ci,s ! s,,,,e opV' ''','e 1920
cs,,e-Sa.ne Observation-Disclosures, 55.22
Arrow Harris C.. and Alex
r. y Jewelry Co. Inc .-....,. $3.50
Ainsee'qar n1- 1'indser '...'.'........... 35i.a5
Black g. White & Town Taxis,
Jnc-A W. Merchants. costs. 1866
Brady, Paul T.-Liverpool Sale
& Pedigree Co. Inc .........- 2oS.4l
Casuslty Co'-People, ETC.. 100000
Buckley. John J--Lawyers Title
g. Trust Co. ...-............. S,bsl.s0
Bruen. Frederick (Bruen Art
Shop)--Wool Novelty Co. Inc 7l13S
BArnateln. Cyfil-Tsmpie Garden
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Commercial Credit

Demand for commercial money con-
.aues light. Commercial paper rates
we're unchanged Yesterday at AZ. to .
per cent for the bulk Of now paper.
The America Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
lsines Troubles

BradT Isrs Frank Stern Bros So So
bags. Vernon M.-FairbanNs.
Baulnsee' Saturn b. and 'IisDn Iouis '''
Weiner-G. Y Citron. sas
Blue Ribbon Hair Net Co. Inc
G, Roosevelt ................. 253
Caelazo. NJ. Garcia. semon I.opez
and Lauroano Fornandex Ca
cia Lopea G. Co)-Mechoir
Ar1,7 strong & Dessau.... to7o
Cantiiever Aero Co.-schut-e &
coie, LaonaSd ,'"S I'd ct. Rosenberg S's
charla'negne Prince ., .;s 27'
Charles Prince and Felix Prince
-M' Wi'heln ;...,.... ....... 5.59l
Same-F. ". Gealy............ So
Cohen. BENJAMIN Nj. Greenwald
Gsry. cary, Many dc P.-e. y. nobersx Iii
patrick & Co., ............ s5s
Duffy. lienry-J. r. Moore. ..-.. 81
Elmer. Rose Imperial Dress Co.
Ehrenrcich. Solomon. Wii,isiI and '''
Abraham Commodore Pants
co. )-Samucl NJ kason. Inc 4s5
Feinberg. Bcniamin-J. 5. Mu
rlynn 1i - AnnIe.r Leonard iL.,,i.ri.... s ~:
GIreson kirkland, Inc, and WI
liam =. Gleeson-E. ". Cunaisllv a3l
SaNnc-Sare .......... "a
Same-Saine .-...... -7G
"a nAc-Saine 1890. .........-. Sig
Calm, Charies-Fiske G. Co. Inc 24l
Greenwald. Charles; John Green
valid and Davis Rothstein-H.
Perlman ................. 4s2
Guifen, Nathan. ard Adolph Solo
mon tFeine Waist Co.)--Miller
Frank Co. ................ 2c7
Cries Frederick &C. H Riven-
berg & CO, ....:....: .....,... 1154
Geffner. Philip-B. Friedman. 1854
Gleeson Kirkland, Inc. w
Manke et al. al................ a7S
Hansc. Joseph J.-R. II. MacMas-
,.ters & Co, .......... 1861
Hslligan. Richar ard-rederal Sign
System, ELECTRIC .:............ as4
Haines. James--G. Meisner ct al. 220
Her2og, Frank IN. Cook ...... l.4l4
II. J. Construction Co, Inc
Manhattan Sand Co. Inc. .. l54
llowite. Irving and Louis and
Morris Gong Island Metal Cell
ing Co)-Berger Mfg. Co. Inc. .5l
Knapp. Arthur-E. r. Van Sickler s94
kaufman. Milton C.-Frankford 54G
Levy. Irving B. Jaffe .........- l.los
Lancaster. James II.-Fred Goat
Co., Inc. .................... 934.
La lewood Restaurant Co.. Inc
Tarbel Pub. Corp. p...........,. 1sN
Locker Realty Go, Inc-M. Radin i52
Lehman. Henry-Y Konton,.. 424
Lsttimore Robert P-west Pub
Meyer. stephen PC iottger g, al iSi ISI
Products Corp ............, s49
Milici, Arthur (Manhattan Art
Merritt. Grace e, and Eive
-Thompson--A Lytton ..-...... IA.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
HELP W ANTED
instruction
GRADIATION-AND THEN

GRADUATION-ANDT THEN.
What's 1t to be? Are you going 70 enter
commercial life specialized training 10 eink
or swim. or will YOU acquire the fundament-
ais Of modern business at Drake Schools and
be winner from the start? It's up to YOU
Write. phone or call. Day. Evening and
Alter Business Classss. Drake Business
schools Inc. New York Tribune Bldg
l54 Nassau 81. Tel. DeeAInan 27e3 Brook
isn Bedford Ave, at Fulton 81. Tel. Pros
pect 1856.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

Call loans against acceptances Az
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
HELP WANTED FEMALE
HELP WANTED MALE

AN EXPERIENCED CORSET SALES
MAN wanted for the State Of Ohio. ADJ
dress C/R Corset Co. 40 East 18th 81
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Mattresses

WAITRESS or chambermaid, very capable
understands her duties thoroughly. r.. Mn
Hofmayer,s Agency. 10 East 43d IT, I'd floor
'Tels 8a45 Murray HiN. s's
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Automobile instruction

REPAIRING driving taught short time
license guaranteed: ladies' classes: also
Ford lessons. American Auto School. 77s
Lexington av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

NURSE. young two children: country pre-
ferred. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau. ass
5th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, JeweIry. Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
Advlce free. Bennett. l75 B'way, I'd noer
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
BOARDERS WANTED

3oTH ST, AT LEXINGTON Av (Hote,
RctedSe) )-For ladies. ono room and
meals from SIS Up; elevator. telephone,
etc. iuii MOTEL service; newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Governesses, Etc.

GONERNESS, French, very successful teach
er; interest children in nature studies.
etc. tacttul with help. w. Miss Hofmayer's q
Agency 10 IIas 4Sd ST, I'D floor. Telephone
S947 Murray Hil.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

NURSE, young Protestant, two children:
unusual. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau. $50
5th av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTTS7NG
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LosT-~ew York certificate numbered
NYO.7772. dated February l3. 1918. for
one & % share OF tho stock Of the Louie
name Of Annie NJ. Vose F!rder pleasc
notify Richard V. McAllaster. adrnspis-
traitor. 1912 Dlm st. Manchester. ". II.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

GOvERNEsS. nursery. French; capable.
refined. young; $40: anywhere. Miss
Sheas Agency. r. 4lat Murray Hill
tG774.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
General Housoworkers, Etc,

COOK. young. good manager. excellent
references. Miss F.tzgerald's Bureau, 36s
,th ay
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

HOUsEWORKER. Canadian. competent
cook and waitress apartment preferred
$50. Miss Shea's Agency, e. 4lst Muir
ray Hill S774.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

PADCCAH, ny.
VIM. ". Rickc Co.: w. M. nieke, hois-
cry and underwear: 4o4 4th av
PARKERSBURG. w. VA.
Diis Bros. +. 7. Mink. uphoiatery, drs2-
~'''~ ''' PAWTttCcKEeITr.' eIr III 4. I.
shartenbers & Robinson; II; NJ Ensign,
noalery and underwear: 40t %th av.
PHILADELPHIA
Blauncrs Il. Blauncr, g!lk coats. n.
surratt.. basement dresses; Fl. Rosenblooni,
spring furs; Alfred Fantl. l1O ". s2d st.
T. p. McCutcheon & pro., Inc: w. II.
Hofford, mems furnishings, hardk erch h!efs,
neckwear; Pennsy.yania.
B'vaS and ssd st. " ''''' '
ans rFs"s snts. S;a G W Atstsa Re
Lit Bros; Miss D. Rappaport. millinery;
II. M'.r shve5s .I millnery; i,,1 1881 ,ay Bway
ton piece goods, hannels. domestics; Penn
sylvania
N A. Cohen: NJ; A. ,coher weolen ana
silks, sa,ins, velvete; Pennsylvania.
Lit Bros. Miss B. Grayson. house dresscs
wrappers. aprons l261 B'wey.
n. Burstein Il Co.; II. Burstein, coats
and suits; Imperial.
Harvey Carpet Co.. Samuel X. Harvey,
mfr floor coverings; Imperial.
Glmbel Bros; II. Ksmholz. furs: fur
...9e', Bonner @sfs. Co.: J: G. Marks. drs'ses'
n. snellenberx & Co; Miss Clara Low
enstein, womcn'r ready to wear, childrens
and infanth wear; 1851 B'way.
NJ. Dublin; NJ Dublin, coats and suits;
Martinique.
s., Goldberg; S. Goldberg. wooden piece
goods; Bresin.
J. Largman e. Sons: N. Largman, rep
resenting; zoo 5th av.
NJ. Gross Co.; NJ. Gross. WOODEN piece
goods; 1852 B'way; room sos.
Reis e. Smith Mtg. Co; Max Smith, silks.
satins. velvets; 3s W. s4th st.
A. Weiss; A: Weiss. woo.en and cotton
piece goods. lrannels. dotiestics: Penna.
cotton piece goods, silk, satins, veivets; 50
W. 32d ST.
PIEDMONT, W. VA.
Miss Nellie f. Ryan: Miss Nellie F.
Ryan, millinery: Bresiin.
PlTTSBUHGH
BoKEs 4 Buhl: Miss r. A. Titus. laces
and embroideries; 1l40 B'way.
Rosenbaum Co. Miss c. Meade, gloves.
neckwear; Alfred Fantl. llS W. SD st.
Campbells; Mr.. Bowers, ready to wear:
432 4th ay.
Kaufnans Dept. store; II. Mates. base
rlent ladiea' underwear; L. Schwartz. mdse.
mgr. underwear; Miss Coleman. silk un-
derwear: MISC B. Weiss. waists; Miss Gilt
l2 81 Bway.
Kaufman &: Baer Co.: II. .Frankston,
basement mems and boys Furnishings
mems. women's and childrsn's hosiery; 4o4
4th av.
Rosenbaum Co.: D. s.. Kohn, boys' cloth
ing. basement: Alfred Fantl. 1i6 ~. 32d st,
Ksuim:n D:P.., stor.; Aiss Nary ".
CampbslIs .: Miss Nlfsahsth \. Losus.