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The American Jewish world., 1922-10-06
CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT


ALL READY! Just completed, the
most beautiful, modern and up-to-date
flats on the North Side; corner Nor
gan and Tenth avenue. Call or see
Maurice Mandel, Hyland 0182 or 0391.
Duplex
Five rooms, upper duplex, all mod
ern. 1910 Fremont north. Hyland
1882.
Furnished Rooms
One or two furnished rooms in all
modern home. Desirable neighbor-
hood. Couple preferred. 2615 Colum-
bus avenue south. South 2905.
One room, furnished or unfurnished
in all modern lower flat. Walking
distance from business section. II
Royalston avenue.
Nicely furnished room in all mod
ern home, with small family. 1927
Queen avenue north. Hyland 0358.
A nicely furnished room with pri-
vate family. In all modern apart
ment. Call South 2152.
Furnished room in all modern
home. Young couple preferred. I.
Berg, 526 Irving avenue north.
Furnished room. Small private
family. Gentleman preferred. Call
South 1888.
Furnished room for couple or sin
gle person. Modern home. Kitchen
privilege. 915 Russell avenue north.
Hyland 1856.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-06
J. M. JOSS, PHOTOGRAPHERS

Mr.. J. M. Joss who for ten years
has been associated with the leading
studios in the Twin Cities and at pres
ent connected with the Harris Studio,
I'll Sixth Avenue North, is making a
speciality of home portraits. He can
be reached at the studio, Hyland 1499,
or at his home, 707 Penn Ave. NJ, Hy-
land 1852. Those desiring portraits
of individuality are invited to commu-
nicate with Mr.. Joss.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Long Established Jewelry and
Curio store for sale. Confectionery,
Soda Fountain, Cigars and Tobacco.
In same location 35 years. Reason
for selling, desire to retire from busi-
ness. 102 Hennepin, just one block
from Great Northern Depot.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-06
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
ATTENTION.

Office in new absolutely modern
building for rent, suitable for physi-
clan and surgeon or other purpose.
One office already rented to dentist.
Location tributary to Homewood, Oak
Park and North Commons districts.
No physicians offices in neighbor-
hood, I'LL Plymouth avenue, near
Logan. Call Maurice Mandel, Hyland
0391, Hyand 0182.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-06
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

and private work, with the attending
result of obviating embarrassment
due to faulty enunciation and the loss
of self-consciousness that comes from
the knowledge of speaking correctly.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-06

REV. B. MILLER, 1906 Eighth
avenue north, announces an interest
ing and timely SALE of Hebrew
Prayer Books, Talesim, Tfllin, Menu
zahs, Machzorim, and religious ar
ticles. Hy. 0903.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-06

Will sublet two beautiful rooms fur
nished or unfurnished in my six-room
apartment or will share entire apart
ment with refined couple. Goodman,
900 Irving avenue north.
The American Jewish world., 1922-10-06
AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS

Do you know that Sam Goldstein
sells Chevrolet automobiles and
trucks? Partial payments. At the
Broadway Motor Company, Broadway
and Fremont avenue north. Cherry
1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
IinERTY LOAN noSD MARKET.
Investment Bankers
90, East Main Street Richmond Y,
NEW YORK MARKET
SHOWS SLIGHT LOSS
iBN A..nciatnd p,s.s

NEW YORK. Aug. 36..-Furth.r bui!.h
TE9n reports and rather a more Optimistic
y yeM, OF general conditions lsd 10 rallies
m2r"st today; .At,.r selling 10 from
~? Ia e2si Tor December. or abont ii
penis nSs,, M m, higher. however. The maske,
closed within or. 4 points OF the lowest
Win the, tone steady az , net decline
o. 20 10 points.
The narke, opensd steady. point lover
10 points higher. hut the Liverpool
Isnles were slightly disappointing. whiIe
t ,mss was .eaitered southern selling. and
after the call with OS,oher selling down
TO ;2.S and January to es47. but nrices
sn @e tHs l m ne Of %oT tSs me hui
the condition only 6s.I. There were also
G1sie Q; 1ssisr rTosgeets Tor an imme
rather more favorable comment regard,
which extended to sc.ii for October and
net higher on tho general list. There
was trade buying as well as covering ON
ms advance. and possibly some SCATTER :
sovernmen, on Friday. '' we
i'm n ,,ra, business. however. showed no
re, 'ate trading under renewed liou,da :
r.nm SnMo of the later months made
new 'o%s Tor the day just before The
endd"ee IN inc general ruling OF weather
a hu t,on news. Liverpool cables reported
snst h ;,ge selling there had been sb-
private cable adviccs from LODI Poland
stating tina; the textile striks naa henn
settled. ,Another priyatc crop repo., pub
cnnIi, ;,u ne afternoon mnde the
9Sooco hales '''u'e"'e' S'e'u ~
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CMICAGn LINE srnck MAKKEr

~ NJ <uS Su--Aa:tlc: receipts.
.LcW oe%' steers. strong TO &c higher
mostly i" 20 - higher. better grades
showing advance; lei head price heavy
ss,Ger'. 40: hes; lonr yea.,!Ess li.C5:
crs mostly 1904 ~: She stock. bulls
siockers and feeders steady: better grades
idt cows and hc!tcrs. strong: veal calves
strong 10 @Sc higher: bulk vealers around
IDS; best upward tp isJ"
Hogs: receipts. 1909: lighter weights
'a!rl% active around st:Rdy: other. slow :
sr9is; y lower: bulk Is1 10 ?!0-pouud hogs
H5tps.dp: carly top. 80: 30 10 go hound
butchers :no.tC e.lon:.tl: packing sowE
mostly s.2Sa.dS: bulk pigs around 500:
c'os.nS strong on all fraI.s and classes:
.a,r :op. $50: estimated hold over 900.
sheep: receiDts. i5.oN: fat LAMBS about
nr!N. y: o = 40 to packers: sorts lights
Gu 'H 10y 800; .ft Western lambs 1915
,il!|l; :A"cp dull; NI!k fat ewes. 100 81 o. .
f'"dc. lambs. nrm: 6cs, siS;y-onc-pound
feeders bid Il s. hulk l9IoH il1S
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Aug. 30.-Potatoes-
White. barrel. LIS 81 200; No. 2. .5m
LOO; 100 pounds. 50m l.25: bu., 3OIs5.
sweet. Dbl. 2.25Ta,75; yams. bbl.. 50
q 700; beans. bu.. G0nI5: lima beans.
80 a 20: hcets. 100. 2.0oI3.OO: cabbage
100. 2.OOM u 400: carrots, 100, 800
5000; celery, doz.. 40fIS0
Corn. doZ.. l2N2p; cucumbcrs
basket, 700 100: elephants. basket, 40
"a 40: Lettuce, basket. lOOdl -.
onions. bu.. 5oG1j: peppers. basket
l1n 30: squash, basket. 25m3O: to-
matoes. basket. 30935: packing stock.
bushel. io@ 52iA yellow, basket, 30GT
Apples. bb. iOO@ 200: bu.. 5oa1.5o;
cantaloupcs, basket, 500; 90: crate.
Loo zoo: crabapplcs. basket 5Oli6 %
damsons, pound. ca; grapes, basket.
'or i.o0. peaches, basket. 5OI75;
crate. l.e5 q 2.15: pears. basket. 40 ~
i:oO; watermolons. prime to selects.
Poultry-I.ivc spring chickens. Ib
20 q so: White Leghorns, 22M@5: old
hens. @OH25; White I.eghorns, 20T.I:
old ROSTERS. 10: ducks. I9I22: small,
each. j0g co. .
ESgs--l.oss off. native and nearby
hrMts. doz, 20; Southern. o3No4.
Butter-Crcamery arsts. fancy, pcr
H. $40 Us; prints. 3Sui0: nearby
creamery, 3USi; ladies. 26mo7: rolls
2242i; store packed. %: dairy prints
e5n u: process butter. 3iM32
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CHARTERS ISSUED

An amendment to the charter n,
the stewart Products Service Sta
ton, Incorporated Richmond. Va.
waa granted oy the S;aIs Corpora
,, .:oa G31aIn.ss.on -~rts-Hay, chang
ing It's name to the Stewart Warner
Products Service Station, Incorpo-
rated. and increasing it's maximum
capital stock from $4,000 to $50
pVV, its minimum capital stock from
$4,000 TO s25.0oo and changing IN.
provisions relating to its capital
stock. The officers are Marvin
Smithey president, and Russell! Il.
Council. secretary.
An amendment was granted tn tho
charter OF The Virginia Railway
COMPANY Norfolk. va, decreasing,
IT'S minimum capital stock from
s5o'coo,ooo TO S5O,ooo. and changin.;
the provisions OF its charter rcIa;
ing TO its capita! stock The Of
ncers are 6 w. Huntington. presi-
dent. and James Clarke. secretary.
me King Sales Corporation, Rich
mohu' with maximum capital stock
or Sloo'ooO. and minimum OF $4,000
was chartered 10 deal In flower seeds
OF all kinds Tho officers and incor-
porators are Charles l.. Van Norman
president. Greensboro. y. G.; charles
W. Moss. secretary, Richmond. and
+. J. King, OF Richmond.
The Barlow Drug Conway IN
corporated. Newport News. with a
maximum capital stock OF $50. 600
and minimum of :, 300: w. f. CIart-
secretary. w j Brown. 4. Y
Clark. y. T.. Williams. James Thomp-
son and J.. w. Biack. are tho inco-
porators.
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NEW YORK COTTON
CLOSES WITH LOSSES
fBy AssocIated rrtv.i

NEW ORLEANS. Aug S.-En very de-
c,lsi trend was shown BY cotton today
"!lhough prices Herc at small nee tie e
S'lnc> the v:"aicr part of the session BE
.!e' IN low condition report from tn.
government friqIy prevented aEgg. s.!vc
"' tueI saori1Es among Southern cot
ton ui.I. seemed to restrict operation
on The long hide. Some little selling came
rom l!Gu;datinr longs and helped 20
mold the market down rht c.nse Was
AZ net losses on tho day % 10 y points
w - October at E!.ls.
Ia the carly trading there was drop
10 ie..ls : 20 u points under the close
VI yesterday as the result 81 poor cables
Saro.ina and GeorEiI. that many uIl.s
we're without coal aud that some were
being forced 10 burn wood. The decline
was checked by weather reports showing
shat thr drOn;h sIlii cCl,inued over
rthas and OH!ahoma. and ~ private
bureau report on condition OF ss7. :nGi-
ealing deterioration fer the month OF l6i
The weekly we,,he: and crop reports
hiKhly favorable and carried prices 10
the highest OF the day on the near
:nonths. October rising 10 -o.cJ Here the
strongest ninnids SeEe Q TO II W. l.:uu!-
datioH o. long cotton increased. and after
shbt the market sacged. standing 81 on.
time ~ 10 u points under the elose OF
Reports from Fsn River to local broR /.
ers THAT sales OF print cloths in ihst
600 pieces. the largest single days trad
ing III months. did no moro than steady
mo market OCTOBER traded at Us !owcs;
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5o.-Eggs-
Strictly fresh, selected, candlcd. per
Southern. 70
Live BOOSTERS, per h., 10;
turkeys. ner ID. %; spring chickens.
per lb., ~ q 80; keats, young. each
81 II so: fowls. -.
Dressed poultry--Fresh killed
spring chickens, per III, 3O@35: hens,
per ID, 20; roostcrs, per ID, 10: tur-
Keys. per ID. 35Gto: keats. young.
each, $3.50.
Live S,ock-Calves. choice. per Id.
IL = a -; medium, per H.. loall:
min, per H.. 5II. Lambs. choice PEE:
III. l3p 1879: live pigs. 800 q zoo
each: live hogs. pcr ID, 10
Green fruits-Applcs, new. per hbl.
l.O0N $50 per bu. basket: nearby.
oON $50. California oranges. per
crate. S.O0M 1850: lemons, pcr hos.
$40 a 800. Peaches. per crate. 1901
800 Cantaloupes. 500, ESQ.
S.GngeiaaS.ens---Potatoes.. per biol, No.
:. opH 90. Sweet potatoes, North
Carolina. l.o0q2,5o: nearby, 25om
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
LIBERTY ISSUES
SLIGHTLY LOWER
IBy Associated Press. I

SEW YORK. Aug. 3D--The sharp break
tlini9E s.! points and tho SHs. 7as. t.s-
ffe ,rSa todays Irregular bond market
Inc preclpitious drop In these two is
PI tos, was even Greater than the decline in
Bonf,Mr,pn.di cGs ana was occasioned by un-
H. reG.Sanjzed; Most OF the bonds OF
n1d b v railroad are reported TO be
~ York baking house. officials Of
1sw were said to be In conference here
bt In tho domestic ust u ''e '''o"s
american Telephone ma r.,.rh
n' vsrtthshie !, were -up nearly ) points in
|tSsk, yIhi!e CeIro do Pasco S. and Beihs
i asl!a !a Sel refqnia5ns Is also made SUB
lSSss also showed Slight ,improvsm er
bsa zane con OF ne sneenlatiYe lines. like
in GEHnhe refundinR s. and IS and
aoJustment advanced moderately
7tHead demand. 'o "ioe-
French issues continued TO recover from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
kSCON7ZNOE UPWARD PRICE MOVEMENT UNTIL TELNDA

Go>ernment could meet the financial
charGe mat would be made By the
bonus and c"nteudcd that The coun-
try owed an obligation to tho mon
who fought its battles In this cor.
ncction he pointed out that a bonus
had been paid to all government civil
ian employees for several years ana
that owners OF the property 'drat,eI'
by tho government during the va-
mad been reimbursed for their losses.
IT 1t were just and right to reint-
ourse owners Of the property drafted
why is it not Just and right to REIN
burse the soldiers for his monetary
loss?" he added.
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Port nOvement.


se; New or!Sans..MiddinE, 600: receipts.
y, Ti a. est .So: receipts s7s3:
aa MissiI r.; ass.t 2sa; receipts, ass;
Savanna hSMiddlinr. c:@5: rec.Ip,, =
Ivy: exports. 9;1s6: sales. 6Ii: stock. H.IS9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5: stock 622H
ilmingtonIReceipts.. 90: stock. I?2A.
So T 10 :,nc,t ?sas: receipts, 70;
BaItimore-Stook. l.bl6.
REPRESENTATIVES,. ,22s5; stock. 1920
stock. 1894. ''' '''
,. Minor .oI nSsr',rRseeeip's. 1885, exports,
Total today Receipts. 2os;l: exports. &C.
Total for week-Rcceipts S7oaa: exports.
perts 1919
Inferior movement:
hilsns sSI, receipts,
Memphis-AIiddiinE. 2sSo; 'receipis so
sh!pments. asl; sales. $50: stock. G.so5. ''''
MISUNDERSTANDING, 2s.si; receipss 1871;
shh,2mIen,s. iiiSs; s,oek' loats.
Little Rock-Middling. 2i.75; receipts. 50:
shipments. loS: sales. 100: stock. lin.
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10 Protect uond uo,dcrs

NEW IpKk, Aug. .--Ecccivcr-
snip for the Chicago and Alton Rail
read Was followed late today by the
formation Of committee headed by
+. H. Ecker vice president OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
nauy. To protect the interests of the
holders Of l.. per cent first lien
hfty-ycar gold bonds due in 1850. Of
which a statement said, there are
s22.000.000 outstanding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
ncIcct France Amendment

with the rejection. 80 to ?, OF an
amendment by senator France. Re-
publican. Maryland. contemplating
the donation by the veterans of part
OF their bonus TO the establishment
OF educational institutions and hos
pitals over the country, the bill WAS
thrown open To- general debate with
the twenty minutes Limitation re-
moved. discussion was opened by
senator Shortridgc, Republican,, Cali
iornia. who spoke for an hour and
halt in supper; OF the measure.
Several other Senators plan TO de-
liver prepared addresses tomorrow.
senator Shortrldgc argued that the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
CHICAGO AND ALTON
WRECKED BY STRIKES
railroad IL Placed In Hands Of Re
crircrs In Federal
Court.
~ Associated rress.l

Ei Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Aug. 3O.-The Chicago
and Alton Railroad was placed In
TIA. hands OF receivers in Federal
tour, today by Judge Carpenter. w.
g. Bicrd, president. and W w
Whcclcck. an attorney, were named
as the receivers.
According to r. statement by Silas
II. Strawn. appointed counsel FOR
the receivers. rhc rcceivership was
precipitated principally by the
great falling off in the earnings OF
tn" company due to the coal strike
and b- the extra expenses duo to
the shipments strike.
The suit resulting in ths receiver
ship was filed by the Texas Com
pany. OF New York and Chicago. a
creditor with "A claim Of about $780,
0OO. AZ the offices Of Mr.. Strawn.
II was stated the rcceivcrship will
not in any way change the opera
ton OF the roads trains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31

y ork, per crate. l.00ul.50. Domaine
lettuce. $50. CymbiiuGs. per crate,
,og 90. Onions. per sack, 2.50I3.O0
cabbage. West Virginia. i.50ul 90
per Dbl nearby cabbage. per bbl
LOO q LOO. Cucumbers. per box 90
g SOC. ESgp!ants. per crate. 10000
Tomatoes. Der box. nearby, 5Osil.5O.
Beans. 3.0oT 500 per bbi Peas. 2.OOsf
40 per basket. Peppers, per crate.
25M so. Kalc. 5O@75 Spinach. per
crate. 50Mi5. Lima beans, per at, Is
"a 20. Celery, per doz. 506ilo5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
WASHINGTON FEELS
BONUS BILL VETO
is TO BE EXPECTED
Continual from First PIGGY

Continued from First pare)
publicans and eleven Democrats and
was opposed by thirty-one Republi-
cans and thirteen Democrats. The
Smoot insurance amendment re-
ceivcd fifteen Republican and three
democratic votes with thirty Rcpub-
iican and sixteen Democratic votes
in OppoSition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
COrTONSEEn OIL

NEW YORK. .Aug. Sl-co,tonscsd OIL
turned easy undeS iiquidatins sales in
SspismheT and To-: want, Of new buying
incentive. September closed - points
TO net lower. Sales, 800 barrels. 10
lenders were pu; out thus far on Sep
tcmoer CONTRACTS. Prime crude :2j nor,
inal: prime suinin.r yellow spot. SD bid
se9'emesr. s.il: December. 80: March.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


NEW YORK. Aug. Sc.-'Co;ton goods
markets were more active in the nm
haiSheG goods division today. and there
wee light advances o: shectIngs ana
print cIo:hs. The demand was co.njre-
hens:vc. Yarns wcr. frn,er and silks
steady. Wood goods held firm. bu, tad
ing was dnict nurlaps were quiet with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. a0--Wheat prices aver
iised lower today. Sentiment was bear
isA. ana there WAS lack Of aggressive
ouv,ns. Short covering furnished tho
eu:k Of tlrs support. AZ the nnish wheat
Scntc!nber i5I 10 iolil- and Decemhe-
i.ni% 10 iol'.: corn was sc higher TO
IKE amount lower oats were UNCHANGED
PIC down. y" -
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NAVAL. SToprs

nrn; sales. So. receipts. 353: shinmen;s
,..i.i; stocks, :;i5. E"sin. firm: sales. l.
H7.ss:. Quote: = u. T. r. O. Sc7ii. IT 7
40; is. 5.i7'.: NJ, $40: y. SIS: we. $40:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31

- 40 for Cubas cenfr;tuEs, Rehn.d ir
rerniHr AT 90 !or fine eranulRted Spo,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31

Dal!as-Miid.inG. $40. .a.es. 40:
HdTeTy--Midd!inK. 400: sales. i5o.
>, Toth! ;oday-Recetpts. l.. rs: sh!rm cni..
y. SS: stock, lyS 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
CCRB MARKET,

Curb close. bid and asked:
Aetna ...(bid) l2,4 q =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31

Common 10 medium helfcr. q
Good corn.fed hogs. 80 lbs.
Good ooin-ied hogs i..s 10 ''""
~ lbs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ % .
Gpnd cnrn.fed pigs and
sHOhtS s.......... ............. 10 n =,
All Southern hos sold subIec, 20 in
spection. aui when soft and
. OILY 20 &c off
Good Virginia calves 10 Or
Medium Virginia caives vi
Best southern csves........ q
Medium southern caives. n
Rough and heavy ca,ves.... a
5000 lambs ..................... Is G i1H
M"niuin lHWos ............,... II Il l.
ts. sheep ..... ............... 81
Common to fair sheep...... a
y. D-B"rinninc July l.. the market
days for cattle will De Friday Saturd. y
and Monday No cattle sold or weighed
on other thIh thesa hnYs
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NEW YORK BONDS.

thetr recent Et3yincks
Liberty !ssu-s were s..gEtly lower II
tai sales. par value. wcT,, SIS irS o.C
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Richmond Stock Market
MISCELLANEOUS.

Rosemary MFG. Co.
- y, C.. p:d. . TOO 100
The Washington times., 1922-03-19
The Empress" Express Route
Many Exclusive Features

finest transatlantic liners, make equally
good time, and permit real saving in
fares. Any steamship agent handling
Canadian Pacific bookings will be glad to
explain this attractive feature.
The Washington times., 1922-03-19
A c E N T S
E v E r Y w II E R E

There are local steamship agents every
whete authorized and qualified to repre-
sent the Canadian Pacific Route, and il
most of the principal cities in the Unitee
States are located General Agents of TIT
Canadian Pacific Steamship Passenge
Department.
All these agents have complete sailing
schedules for the year and stand ready t.
help you in planning to get the utmos
from your trip to Europe. 1t is we'll, o.
course, to make arrangements as early a.
possible. Even if you are not certain o.
going, so long as you are thinking of al
European trip, ask the nearest Canadian
Pacific Agent for information o,
write to
c. E. E. USHER,
Passenger Traffic Manager
Canadian Pacific Railway, Montreal.
The Washington times., 1922-03-19

llVI THAT is the best way to go to
wv Europe'" has become live
topic wherever people gather.
You hear it everywhere.
Let US suggest the route for your con-
sideration which takes you to Europe at
a most reasonable fare, with the least
possible travel worries and bother, and
with the shortest trip across the ocean
the Canadian Pacific Route. BY this route
with no extra cost, you
SEE OLD FRENCH CANADA
and enjoy a taste of Old World charm at
the very start of your trip. You 60 by
train to Montreal or Quebec, where you
are welcomed aboard a magnificent
Canadian Pacific steamship. Beautiful
bedrooms and suites. most appetizing
meals, and true Canadian Pacific hos
pitality make you glad from the
The Washington times., 1922-03-19
0 N L Y 4 D A Y s.
PEN S E A

That's all Just 4 days on the Atlantic
by the Canadian Pacific Route. Your
ship lands at Cherbourg, in France,
Southampton or Liverpool, in England,
and Hamburg, in Germany, if you go by
one of the splendid Empress liners.
Other express ships of this line land you
in Liverpool. Antwerp or Glasgow.
Twenty-Five Canadian Pacific liners con-
meet Montreal and Quebec with European
Countries, sailing each way every day
or so.
The Empress of Scotland" which has
just been added to the Canadian
Pacific Service, registers $4,000 tons and
is the largest liner in the Canadian
Service
Putnam patriot., 1922-03-24
S0TlcE

   sK5H sfIfIEE ss 
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 +er # tHs fst Aae aE Maret 4 p tr- afterHaar aa ktea af Naa and r trrsr eg sef aHee At1aH l1 e uE tas Dset s' seas
Putnam patriot., 1922-03-24
SPRING GOODS ARRIVE
seder's Store all In ReAdiness With
 New Mershaasise for Season

The s9Ii6# eFs at g. Ter store. Main street Putnam, opposite the Congregation 4 church, has TO for mat date for gshefI1E in the annual event this year Nr seisr simply an nogneing that He e iH complete Headi- ness to outfit every member Of the family. tn the Hatflest and new things Of the spring and summer seasons.
 The goods are .n the store and are ready for your selection There is an unusually large array ~ merchandise this seazon-the suits and coats for men. women M 6H4rea 5eire par tiealarly attractive aHd ---HHine ike Mr. Seaer sa5s I bea pleasure ta see all his old friends and all others who want to accept s invitation. ta step into the store and ask to be shown the new srrHE goods. Such callers are under no obligation what ever. for clerks ara only too willing to extend this courtesy at any time Adv
Putnam patriot., 1922-03-24
PUTNAM ITEMS

Mrs William Gagnn. cf WebfeF ls visitor aH Che HaHe af BIT and AfH Peter E. BeIair. Water street.
 Mir and Mrs Michael Bradley Of Worcester visited Thurtay with Mis- Sarah Bra5F U Providence stasst. AE Bradley was a former grocer of tfas city
 The W. C T. D. met last Friday Rith Mrs M c Leonard Many of the ladies took part in the exercises and one uew mes bef &ss see rtea. The hostess served refreshments.
 Dr. R C. Paine of Thompson en- 'ertained the rhg6e.aas 9f thi an surrounding fgwns at his home Tues day evening Dr Bernard ? Murphy sill entertain 1t Hss home ou sunHy- side Height April 1+
Putnam patriot., 1922-03-24
Card of Thank

Deeniy zpprveiatiye and grateful
 many acts of kininess. ex-
 of svnpathy of friends eX- tended tn as in our great hereays- rt. and for aB the beautfal flow fe. ae r-tafn our mast siacese
Putnam patriot., 1922-03-24
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