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New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Commercial Credit

Outstanding accounts owing by the
textile Industries here, which formed
tho basis of some concern few
months ago, are in much better shape
now, according to one credit author
ity Many Of the past due accounts
have been cleaned up, and the advance
in business has enabled many concerns
which were in a fairly critical con-
dition to convert their heavy stocks
into capital and thus liqudate some
Of their debts.
Commercial paper yesterday dis
counted at 4 to AZ per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acccptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Sale of Governors Island
Warehouses Brings $4,000

Joseph P. Day conducted an auctio on
sale of surplus warehouses, sheds, rail-
road track and sprinkler systems at
Governors Island yesterday for the &C
count Of the Quartermaster's Depart
ment Of the United States Army. A
total Of about $4,000 was realized The
Gowanus Dunnage Firewood Company
was the successful bidder for the 28.-
COO feet of railroad track. which was
secured for $1,000. The sprinkler sys-
TENS in thirty -four warehouses were
sold to Frank J. Boylan for SIS 900 E.
I. Strause was the successful bidder
for the six sheet metal sheds. for which
he paid $1,000. The twentv-four sheet
metal warehouses. 6Ox348 each. were
purchased for s15,750 by the Merchants
VI etal CORPORATION
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Real Estate NJ
Brokaw Bros, ~
Store Propert,
Astor Place s|
operator e' Acquires p. /
Old Landmark s,,.a'n .an
Small Bushes. 'lds'h n''
in Other sec,;ovsu vuaa

The frontage Of H.,
Fourth Foo t,'fs, Ay.eo. on Aster fiss pis,. By
opposite the Wanam.t.sf t.sfsy.s.. \,
Bible House, has sser Xxx. stor. ~
Morrls Mo r 1Weinstein, op.ra.ID,a T1a Da1si,sl
has frontage af "1 ny 11IVss-story IN
Place. On Fourth Ass,a,s.s s,s ,sst o.
frontage @ Of a.5 feet. 'sbas vsa. tAs.
etc Street the fronts'n." "aIle on l,1
inches. Mr.. Brokaw e, ls but ,rf
money, mortgage Of AK ss,s'ma nsa pars
The old Brokaw a4nsa ,so'eoo 70 rs.l
along Fourth Aysnuas v,s extsnss
Street for some distance ald LissI
Day & Day, Inc. .oia :.
helm, David H. Van MY ~. . Jnlahl
and ard W; T.; Ferguson iaI pssa mn. vi f
third - stree, ave-stsr.. .s': :. fs,,T
ing, 28x1l0. ''fy it, NJ M
The Charles F. Nov., &
soia for the Wood warss,o.' ws o'ag, sIs
to Daniel L. Rearsan, ,sa'u'.ts. s....
', Reardon n Greene s.r..a.' a'a i'sa
building. 25xlo0. III. w.. i'.sa
leased the building a, a. =. ..o''' Cssnl
ooIum bus Polish asrv,,.-.Tsas b. saso
pany. ''s'srlas ca, &
). P. & l.. A. kissing nj, e., /
tate Of Aiexsnder s.,.,'a ,.,a ~ y. IL. q,
Fifty-second Str,.. "'as vi w.
dwelling. 14x10o. II. ,'ur-rss
alter and occupy for IL PURCHASER IS
o,Kasas Kas7sd Berger ssrs sod To- t. ss,, III
" est Ihlrty-frst Street stss ssss T. q
bertha Drucker sold 1,'s, y J., 4
and Irving Wetzs..ia . s't'ts
building at 337 Ea,. Wes b
Street, 25xi005 ''5+n}S
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
10 Sell Bankers Trust Stock

By, order of the Probate Court for
the district of Greenwich. Conn, 9.277
shares Of Bankers Trust Company cap
ltal stock. par value s10O, will be sold
at puolic auction at the exchange sales
rooms, IA and Is Vesey Street. at II
O'Clock this morning for the account
OF the estate of +, C. Converse
Unless there is a bidder for ffty
share lots one share lots will be sold
with the privilege of taking up the
additional forty-nine shares at the
price Of each lot. A syndicate in
which officers and directors of the
Bankers Trust Company are partici
pants has agreed to bid upon each and
every lot offered for sale the sum OF
1910 share
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18

coats, suits: care Ben F. Lewis, 81 W
goth st,
Roberts: l. E. Block, coats suits; ~
w. 33d ST.
The S. Kann Sons Co: Anna NJ. Haxan
dresses, coats suits, waists. skirts; 432
Attn
WATERTOwN. ". Y.-Abe J.. Kline
Abe t. Kline, ready to wear. Breslin
WfIK ES- BARRE, Pa.--Justin BArgman,
justin bergman, coney any seali1e coats.
care Hoffman G Hartbiay III ". 22d s.,
lFecht Co: Miss Freedman. children's
tisaue and wolfe dresscs: Of Rser &
tilienthal 1850 F. way.
WlLM NGToN Del Topkis Bros g.
Cohen. ehoes. Martinique
WfLMINGToN. Del. r. Della ware Notion
House n. 'ropkis. underwear shirts no
siery and gloves; $50 B'way
WORCESTER Msss.-John r. McTnnes
Co: George ". Aubuchon, hosiery and
gloves w. g. wood, notions. tevAry ana
leather goods, 422 4th sv.
YORK. Ps.-P. Wiests sons-Niss Laura
CuIbertson, dresses coats suite skirts
furs; caro- william Gross Co, 370 7th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18

view of the higher prices for raw
cSotton mills are inclined to ask
nisner rather than lower prices for
the1r products. regardless of the buy
ing tempo for the time being. Fin
ished goods arc showing moro &C.
tlvlty IN some directions. In respons.
to the issuance Of new price lists on
percale, which showed but SLIGHT
changes from the old prices, con-
slderaole amount Of forward buying
has developed according to selling
agents here.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Otto H. Kahn Sells Ane1a !
Dwelling in East 6Sh =

Otto II. Kahn sold to ffanl ~
former Assistant Secrstaf! y
the English basemen. houss ..6
Sixty-elghth Street, 22xlMA III = &
of three houses st s, sna !, :
Sixty-eighth Street ersrtso
Kahn. The other two ven
DR.. j. Bentley Squier aad
c. Matthews. The latter NJ. - :. {;
sold the house he purchases
70 Morris S. Williams.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Operator Takes Over Sian
Building on South. Bodrl

Frederick Brown bought fisf {
j. G. L. Holding CompiHy in
building. containing eight .tan.
1875 Southern Boulsvara Silia
Murray Marsn sold tss aissaf
building. containing serls:Hs n
on Hunts Point and Seata re.'s
George ". Brettel sold !1x ~
the United States Trust CmYS =
tee. TO a client the tcr.sn
ness building at 2lS6 Isa S''
25xt0o. 4.
Louis Gold 4 Co. puftfns .. =
the American Real Es.as ~ i.
the northwest corner OF liiis 81
and Hoe Avenue. Plans sss ns !
drawn for FIVE two-ste.! -
buildings. Jacob & Emil Lsi'aa
tl,e b~oters
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Reilly Family Sells Aeeol,s 4
ST. Home Owned smfe i

A. Q. Ora sold for !, niss NIB I
Rlcecker Street, Il three-sse. :, 4
I5.Sxe6. to Antonio Danarpis9;, rs;. M
alter it for his business. las y
has been in the selling .,S -.
ls47. being occupied at thas p.;,A , 4
sellers father, Alexander ~.
conducted a jewelry ~. y IL 4
Blocker Street was one re Il
tS,oroughfares of the city. ..,,.,|
Stewart dry goods store Wss
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Asks Receiver for Oil Firm

PHILADELPHIA. May 17.-Declar-
ing the Black Panther Oil and Rein
ing Company to be insolvent. Walter
e. Gibbons. representing a number o.
the stockholders. to day made appiica-
ton in Common Pleas Court for the
appointment of a receiver for the cor
roration
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18

Rid Asked
Ad Rumely pr a 1sl'
Alb l. Sus. ..iSj 200
Alles West ..l00h -
All Am Cable lli lis
AN Realty o.. 20
Anal Sugar. SIS
A Blk Note pr 5lh "a
Am Boot s pr n -
A r 6 & Fy. so SOS
Am Chicle pr 30 40
Am Coal 80. ~
Am Cot Oil pr 3S 80
Am Matt & g l2ls l5h
Am S 4 X pr 9Gia 97H,
do pr A. 92A 9S
Am SIutf ....l2S l34
do pr ..... 81 a a6
Am Tel & c. 6l 62
Am WI pr. 80 ~
Ann Arhor ,e,L ~
Az Ne,a,, ~ isl
Ass.,s ri ro III iL
% a n r. lar ,r so,H g. u
40 "a -, - e. 81
A.so W. ~ ~, ~ "a
81. A,,.r,;o C o., % o91. o;
a,I",',,o s,i"m,,o %, o., ,oso "a ,1on M .
N'I"''rv 6a ~ ~ w ~ ~, ~
A,1 ~ ~ T,, ,o,l 10 5o, ~ 7
nass na.M., ~" u -, 90 ~ OK o.
p"r,,,. d." nI' ~. D. " 80 80 80 80
"'., - "" -, DIN ,n0 70
u p.o, no ~ r..,. i'c
D''S., % s.,. Oi%A " 100
poo,,' :, N"' r; !" i'e 'Vc
pu 80, L., ,s. -. :" 10, . :: ::
ni t,lr hu.p I'9,,ou - ,nc,l ,ns :
Rrnwr " en- :U' -, oo oo2 'oo on
Rur n g. 8. !, ~ sS sS Nv
% a. ~ ~ OK OK q.
Run ~ ~ = g., So sS sS -
In ~ aus 90 ,
w. p .t' 81
~ - Us on pr ~
p,,, w " ~ ,of pf' i'o 10
Sush ietin .t' 100
~, S'l nouInern' Az >!
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Cuban Fencers A.ls =,

b. rss seem ed1'n in action aiae next asass e
against the New York a. :, trop y "a
rived hero last night ttSir n
Vile, Fla. There are e.hsrSs =
the party, which - ~ .;ss &
Robinia, a represensa!.' sns1e
government. which = -
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Paris Market Firm

PARIS, May 17.-Priccs were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, Sc francs rs confines En-
change on London, as francs 81 cen
times Five per cent loan. 76 francs
80 centimes. The dollar was quoted at
10 francs 981a centimcs
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
fire Record

l. ''--1"i Dre.x W - '7th st; eooamsn -0SS'
iV'--'S; ". 10Th St Il 4, orsiil NO" L.
l'so--l'' Ludlow St. unknown. nS"0"'
1;al-7Sa Ninth av.; awning. AN" An IL
S'io-Ss Norfolk st. Robert Bosart.
4.,5-77. ,,,, Trining,
s:ao--?a7l Second av. awnin1' mA"'" Il
,o.,o Larry Mack Unknown
lo;oo-ss2 Seventh av.: wagon. Nick
lo:S6--2s5 to 2ss Fifth av.: awninr, nsn0"
Charles Coulson and others.
,,..o Trihing.
r Unknown
12;oS-,5o Fifth sv; St R.si. Res
l2;7S-sl2 Eighth av; Marie EN- -'''''
,. !oret ...,..... .....-...... Unknown
l. 'fo'--.fl First av.; auto in garage.
49,, !, = Dressed Beef UnKnown
80 Irving Place L. Hill .Trining
''Ves esav columbus av; Mary Bar
-'oo--s W. l2o,h st; Rose Finkel-
S:1o--,tos 40. amsterdam av; John
4Io-5ls w. Goth st. auto in ga
rage rage OF goth Street Garage
s:so-Front of ioi Mulberry 0Aa0"A st.: -
auto truck F. Grsenahan,
e..o ,o Unknown.
auto. Joseph Concio Unknown.
eX0-1b0 Rtvinrton NJ n cot f5nld.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
l7lat for Big Bronx !.

", D. Morgan sold r the p|,sl
on tee north side or MaI.s Il M
ioinis : the northwest cernsp. p..,r 4
Avenn,, for the Lehman NJ n1 Issll
psny % the PloIgn svs ,os!.I
buildcr who will erect az ss
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Cottons Quiet but Firm

Although buying was quiet in the
unfinished or gray cotton goods mar
kcts yesterday, prices remained firm.
The current week has developed less
active buying than last week, but in
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18

shsr%sn Wiliam S' A.rnon Stove S'7.7'
Schneiderman. Louis-Inion Lin. '''''
- crtN state Bank ......... SIG %
Sp.ndel- Eosenthal TO. Inc Il
sieRal. nora. and Rornaid ssrih so .
s,o. e%pIe ,3.' etc .......... 500 90
Scl,s.t, Ijanffs ''..... l12.20
swse,4 Barne:-Iierald square 1880
sqniusIs "'sse nc t3ar,i, 172.oS
MON Telegraph Co........ 1s7.e5
''si,e, sta;a Jose ph-lndustrial Comm
Turner' Snsie, s. II ,r,:.:,::''... sss.12
So '.e'' ousleIH Trosky. y........ 5o2.s2
Thomte, Theodore. and Carl VIII
son (Brool<lyn Life Boat g. Re
PAIR Col Sutter ct all 1o7s an
Tohenn, Camille CHunilt Trading ''V' ''VV
VIZ To'7zoAstep 7os, ter Press Inc ...... 1920
WiiIlworth, Albert II-A smith os3 o$3 81
Willow Trucking Warehouse Co, '''''
lnc-J J Staudt. .. ~ G,
Wagner. Jacob BIB Fligal -, q,
Meiss, lohn-Star Co 80 Sn
"elI5c PconIS meien. and Samuel rel&
wn9.r. Msx y. aad Harry Scb.a 10000
yos, N19,anIi Il" Co Inc. 2.aGs as
'iV"'h'ot Jr... l,o5t.t0
In Bronx County
Ffrt6 FFGpfsn john ham 1r lpi } uSy MahSoney s::z3
hLatt, liliam. and William q
Nent-lndustrial Com of tho
Kramar "a ~, h,, T. 5000
AedeT 1n Fred-A. steislttz & Co., 'i1
Manhsttan' s,,i.. % %1..;..;;; ....... 1904
sameHsan,o uI A. T. ..'........... $500
Same-Same ''''...,.... S2.37
Minlon Ren4,1,i' r: $3.50
Prato Cinavrs1i M; Kinney 233.70
Rubin Julinr . - Ailen. 1895
United ~ R,u,, " GUS ..-.... 234. .61
Thorn rorct. :, ;..::..,, 443o6
Nasquez 1,ranros = Lippe 573.a
Van Georscbn,. ,,,;,,.,.''.':. :.;..:.. sl.o5
~ '.'....,...... 6G2S
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
of the City of New York,
Nassau and Pine SITS
New York, May 2. 1922.
To the shareholders
OF the Hanover National Bank
OF the City of New York:
Notice is hereby given that a special meet.
irg OF the shareholders OF this Bank has
been called and will be held at 10 o'clock
A. NJ Tuesday. the sixth day OF June.
1922 al the banking once OF This Hanover
National Bank of the City OF New York.
corner o. Nassau and Pine Streets Manhat
tan. City Of New York, to vote upon the
following resolution;
RESOLVED that, under the provisions
of the Aet oC May J. 1885. the Capital Stock
.. this Association be Increased in tn. sum
- s. 600 coo, making the total capital
5000 COO Said increase shall ne made by
stock dividend from the undivided prot =
~ the Bank and TO vote upon such other
matters may properly be brought before
said meeting
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
WILLIAM +. C'ABLE. JR.. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD. GREENE & Co. MANAGERS

oosVoH, Mass
Quarterly dividend OF 2l3eo on the
common stoct of Lancaster Mills has been
declared payable June /. 1922. at the office
~ the Transfer Agents. the New England
trust COMPANY. Boston. Mass, TO stock
hoiders OF record at the close OF business
May q. 1922
LANCASTER MILLS
s. HAROLD GREENE President
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
b usiness Troubles

Bsr,feld, Samuel - Rottenberg
Berner rorwardine Co. and Her. ''N-'S
man S Berner--A Rares 5o47o
horsen Roy or Mrs. Harry,
Brown. Mary. and Leonardo can ''-'
Clement. Rose. Rose Me. co.MAtisn.io 80" no
Guy Fire Ins. Co. costs....... 11f.c5
Cameron. Alexander. ir and
Maude Woifs-B A. Schoitz 25o1.
Casazza, Anna or Catarina-C.
Groce ct al ..................... f.7oo %
Sahle--Same .......,........ a05 %
cassese, Acknowledgements Garage
Dc CourvilIe, Albert-Gates T. 'V''N
pelio Paper Stock Co.-Employsrs'
Liability Assurance Corp Ltd,
Dsater of Lonaen as1sn HnElana' ,ss w.; az 5"s2.
Essential Sale. co-Hooverr Sue l'i''''
tion Sweeper Co. ..... 927s,
Francis Observation-Disclosures &
r,sIa satte1le 1I,. ,.......... 25s72o
1, 80, s''i,o W. n. Dunn...,. b31.7O
Force, Garfeld--A C. SurpIees 199 oo
Carazzi Joseph--E Ranacur. 1asol
Goldba nm, Louis J-Star Co ioa 10
Goldberser G ld Mfr. co.-E, !. White 2577.a9
Chaser. samuel - Chaplin NtI
cerati' uiiise-; Br.u,n,o,'''.'''. Bruno So. 81 -
Hussey, Robert P.-J. A. Green
et 81 .-........... ........ 64o7T
joseph Schmidt. Inc-Wiliiam '''''
K.],y Etymsnn na, Co 49,: 2.5as.4a
Kobnick. Benjamin H--A. Bahst i0'"S
ke...r c.r,,;n. = s.. 1901
I,u.s .La lam! ~ !us~h: stern. 2aS.2o
A'hbovsky' hovsy' Arthur-Bller & Ii
poVsky Co, Inc. ..... ss-e
Lowe Albert E.--Fleischmann '''
oons' 'Tuction Co. ........... 1s5o.os
Iinn.nsoat, ....,.... 1850 o5
Martin. Beriha-J 9 rcrnberton 1Is5o 1Is5o
1no casualty Co Of New York
Mends1snh uGp,e, etc ,:j.... ...... ..... 1000 90
M,i5.r MXn Mendelsohn & Cos
Meyers John s Southern Distrib. 'S''Vo
Wnss.r V,sns CO. 70 - Gibson Homsns
Marcus. Max-charm Co ....... .... 1sa'2s 1ss2
Matthew Dress Co, Inc - II i'''Z'
Ml,chell Leon and Dora W '-V
AGnai Mona. Themis IhomH 15f,, 1na Thomas 'V''"'
Mitchell, Julius I,--Lawyers' Co. l0'''V
operative Publishing Co ose,s
orlow. Orlof HI II Rod e. CO sso - So So
OPP. ,,f, E'chard l,a D-Chemung Canal ''''0
PostelL Max H-P Fbt:.'''. Forbtsar. 2'J524 J53 42
repeR' R Gohn .of1, II Il and Joseph Bloch
Same-T Gala CHER ~, ,34 ~
siNoh cinb' 1nc-Aaron Buchs '''''
Romano Dress Co. Inc, 49,. 597.3o
Roberts Jssse--c Mintz '......''' '....''' 92 925:s
Hose. Joseph n J<ap!an 80"
Rosmaria Lunch, Inc--M Fried '""''V
Rosenman. Bernat RS Bell, 1885
gandenbers. Ernes,-srsr Co... llsso1ioo
Reardon Joseph S Nelhin s5'sa - "a
Rogers. Stewart Al. /. Allan 3o3.b9
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
PROPOSALS

Of Supple. and Accounts Navy Depart
meni, Washington, D. C.. until 10 o'clock
q m. May 20, 1922 for delivering fuel oil
heaters TO the Navy Yard, Brooklyn. N. T.
Apply for proposals to the Navy Purchasing
once. New York. n. T.. or to the Bureau
- Supplies and Accounts. DAVID POTTER,
Paymastor General OF the Navy. S3-s2,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
More Business. but No Profit

Call loans against acceptances per
cent
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18

debtor
Anderson, wiliam-city OF New
York .:............ s5o7 %
suits, Harry H-Same. 1888
Captain George l Forsythe-same 1888
Delta Machine Works Inc-Same 1o343
Flushing Coal Co, lnc--Same. 1892
Gets-Jacker Co-Same ... 1os4s
Hillside Building & Supply Co
Same ................,. 1900
lris John I-Same ........... so7.o9
LeNinsohn Louis N-Same. a07.ns
Land Holding Co-Same ~ $500
Morris J Melville-Sarne .. l1s41
Mooney. "llliam A--Sams 3o7.oa
PirkI Foundry Corp-Same 49, 1852
Terminal Building Co-San1e los43
United Boros Real Estate Co
A.sx Auto & Aero sheet Metal 'V'''"
Co-International Magazine Co 5aoso
bra hanson, Louis-W L Phil
lips ;...... ................. 1a5ao
Asher' AieH-A SchiIier 1920
Comm State OF New York 10a3 .o
Bowman Hotel Corp. lnc-M W
Lyon Observation-Disclosures. I1ssI7
Bjorkman, Martin D H
Ahrend Co, Inc ............. aaIs7
Booth. Henry--J Marcus . so;Sb
BIee Trading Corp-W Lloyds.
Inc ..;,....s... ........... ....... $3.50
oAhheFs 'en Oo-' benedict. 1000
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Hotel in Thompson :: :;

Sharp & Co. resold for IN. "a 81
10 'tf. the Pittlan Realty ans sc,sl
Company the five.stoIi,a .i,as lox
Thompson Street, S4.sAiVs
lo,.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
I,,,. .oYcrnent FOR ~

Malba Estates Corporal.'0.aa,, =, m ;st|
pasey sales directors, sold !a;ls ~ a. a. !
ment a large plot nWLsIba-sa
dence of Ray Palmer a.
Sound, L. /.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES

UNION BAG 4 PAPER CORPORATION
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
quarterly dividend of 11Aeo has this
Say been declared upon the stock of this
holders OF record OF the stock OF this Cor
poration a. the close OF business on June
s, 1922.
CHARLES 3 SANDERS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18

Sells Home at A,s; !. 4,
Anson F. Robinson M soy isss|
Arthur B. satterlee hsr .asiI
Ardsley Avenue. Ardslsy-0Sv ovns II
Maitland F. Griggs, VINO
inp property.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
MERGENTHALER LINOTyPE co,

DIVIDEND los
A regular quarterly dividend of c13 per
cent on the capita stock OF the Mergen-
thaler Linotype Company Will be naid on
june so 1899. to tho stockholders Of record
as they appear a. the close Of business on
juno 5, 1922. The Transfer Books Will not
be closed
JOS 7 MACEEy Tre..ur.r
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments wee filed
yesterday, the hrst name being that of the
debtor:
Apderso1 UlIjsr,-Cr;t,, - w..
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18

NORTHERN PIPE LINE COMPANY
is Broadway, New York
May 1s 1872
A dividend of SIS per share has been d.
pany. payable July l. 1922 to stocsholder,
or record at the close of business June g.
Io22.
J. F. FAST Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-18

L.
Auerbach Stores Co: Harry
man. Jobs silk dresses; j. NJ. Kane soh.
slllt dresses w. 14th st 'oos
Golluber Millinery Co: Ben weismar
h'ltlntry: Pennsylvania
Louis Good man: Louis Goodman ,h,...
iNueiial sitoes'
sAN. FRANCISCO Raphael woiu :
60; Ms NJ. sleeper. suits and dresses ss
=, SAN FRANC1SCO-O'Connor. Moffa,t 6
60; r, Hazlett, cotton piece goods aanS ~
ne,s. domestics, linens. white goods: 4@2
SAN FRANCISCO a J M.ru,. r..
Flana gan. 253 9th av MART
:, stlx, Baer & Fuller; J. Gottlieb women,
"resses and coats: 1io7 B'way.
SIX waists: care o. Abel. is w. ssth st
SAN MATEO, Calif.--I.evy Bros c'J Jossr, ss
Ley, general mdse.; Pennsylvania
co 'Eu bENNlL ohio--l. f. Anathan
coats; care Hoffman & HartbIaV i,T sYa'1he M
SAVANNAH. Ga. l. a. weiser. !
Nrlser. iew"iry; Hreslin e. ~
SNRAfl'SF;-..i Roaenb,oo,n. < ro.a
bloom. ha,dWare; ,larjdco 'ose''
- TOLEDO Hugo Stein C'oak Co 1to,,i,
ionias ui'sse. lnsl.. catc Kline. ioi ia Az
,,, ivi.NnV .l'.. '.asalle & Koch, {. II. Ban.
fpHoNIb Canada Mun,av L,, 49,
NJ Reed rep; care Weill x Hart,uann - ~
w. %0th st '''ai'h' 10
), TROY, ~ y.--Ruticr chato Stores. ~
VALATlE. ~ Y-Alorris Go,d,
Mrs NJ. Goldcrman. cioaks. suits; Brcs,in
WASHINGTON
Mood Nard Lotf''op; Miss |. Steaeall
1901. "N'' room
\. Horn & Son n. Horn. woo,., ,,
Harsia fnreh t,a piece goods hanneis domsstics
Melvin Eehrends. Me,v;, p,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22
It Dries the Wash
Without a. Wringer

.,. This electric washing machine does
everything any other washing machine
can do ind mOre-it dries an entire
tubful Of clothes for the line in one
minute. & 1t WHIRLS them dry-no
wringer needed. ..
1t doesn't break buttons nor tear
them off-doesnt bend hooks and eyes
nor injure snap fasteners. It dries
big bulky comforts and things you
couldn't possibly put through wiring
er. And it eliminates the necessity Of
putting your hands in the water at
anytime, which means-No Red Sore.
hands, and the use Of boiling hot
water when desired. $
Its tub Is constructed of nickel
tined copper. The revolving tray and
vacuum cups are nickel plated copper.
Easily cleaned even of the residue
left BY our city water. Nc wooden
tub nor cylinder to leak, crack or
warp. s.
Doing away with the wringer dis
penses with the need for extra tubs
SO that many people use the Laun-
dry-ette in kitchen or bathroom. .Oc-s
eupies space, 2 It, 4 In. by 2 It. 6 In:
and will stand close up in a corner
during operation. Nj: /.
It has made good for six years..
Thousands IN use. Approved by Good
Housekeeping Institute and BY the
New York Tribune Institute. Finely
built, each machine rigidly tested and
inspected, vet It costs less than other
washers Of similar material and work
manship. !
Find out about It. Get a Laun-dr
cite demOnstrat ton before you 81 buy
ANY machine. and you won't go
wrong. .5as
IR WING +. JIST
Authorized Agent 81 Afarshall County.
Phone 41t, Warren, Mimi. 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22
STEPHE EN-
From the MeSSenRer

Mrs. Jens Syverson, who had spent
a couple of weeks here visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. c. 2. Warner, re
turned to her home at Warren Mon
day evening. Mrs. Warner accom-.
panied her mother to Warren, return
ing the following morning.
Mrs. VIM. Merdink, who had spent
the past three months at Minneapolis,
arrived home on Saturday Her
daughter, Miss Eve, stopped off at De
troit enroute home, for short visit
with friends.
Walter Zakrzewski, who has been
farming east Of Stephen, moved last
week onto one Of the McEnroe farms
west of Donaldson.
Ed. Lame returned the latter -part
of last week from business trip to
the State Capital. He failed to land
any of the bridge contracts recently
awarded in connection with the Bah.
cock road program for the coming
year. Mr.. Lame states that 3. J
Anderson, swho accompanied him tic
the Twin Cities, is now in Wisconsin
and that before returning to Stephen
hes plans trip to various points or
the West Coast. Mr.. Anderson's
brother, Sam, a former resident OF
this section, Is now located at Central
Point, Oregon. '.r
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-22
BULGARIAN ! BLOOD. TEA
Taken Steaming Hot AT Bedtime
49, Assists Nature H.

ASSISTS NATURE -" 80.
IS To KILL COLDS.
To guard against Influenza.
To purify the kidneys.
10 tone the liver. 49,. 81 s....,
To gently move the bowels. 2.
Bulgarian Blood Tea is wonderful
First-Aid Family. medicine. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. y sr-s ~, ~.
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North Marsh Grove

Mr.. and Mrs Ole Nelson and son
Arlie, of Radium,y spent Sunday at
the Melvin Broten home. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter LindQuist and
Tillie knutson spent Sunday after
noon at the Lewis johnson home.
Mrs. L. Goplin and Mrs. Willie Win
dahl visited with Knutson's and T,
Lindquist's Friday
Ole Knutson, of Argyle, Chas. Knut-
son visited their parents and other
relatives here last Friday.
Walter GOplin returned home from
Foldahl Saturday evening where he
helped Alvin Broten saw wood.
Cast Brothers are busy brushing
on their land in Section Z this week.
August Swan is staying with the
Seielstad family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lindquist, Anton
and Tillie Knutson spent Sunday eve
ming at the home Of Willie Windahl.
Luella Tandberg and Esther Jack
son spent the weekend at their re-
spective homes here
Mrs. G. Hiaasen passed thru here
Sunday on her way to Argyle to see
her daughter, Mrs. Richard Carlson
who is very sick.
Anton Knutson made a trip to. Vik-
ing Saturday, with bunch of fine
calves.
Meeting at Seielstad's next Sunday
at 2 o'clock. All are welcome.