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Other Classified Ads on Opposite Page HAULING AXD MOVING' R. H. PEFFER hauling, prtyat rooms lor Household goods. Mannnuu and Logan SU. Bell phone 1632 R.

MOVINU One of the largest and best equipped padded vans in the State, mounted on a ton white chassis, tacked up by IS years' is (evidence of sure and quick delivery. Any distance, lrvin Aungst, Mgr. Bell hone. J. K.

Oruber. Hershey. fa. PAUL. BECK, General Hauling, local and long distance, rates reasonable.

Call 161 Naudain or Bell J. AUTO hauling and local and long distance, rates reasonable. E. E. Koll er, 444 Hamilton St.

Call Bell Kail K. PETS AXD LIVESTOCK DOG owners, textbook free with four weeks' trial subscription to America's leading kennel weekly. Valuauie ua vioe, teeding, training. Send Sac lo aaj. jfporisruen nentiv, jn.m nati.

KOK SALE Boston bull terrier puppies, seven weeks old, screw tails. periect marking. These puppies are exceptional, healthy, and will make fspienaia nouse peis. Appiy iu a. r.

JAoVer. 181 Susquehanna tSL THOKOUGBBKEU young atfeame, trained beagfb and beagle youngsters, beautiful young collies, white Homers and white Kings, several breeds cf bantams and rauDits. Pets and puppies wanted. Maugan's, 617 Dauphin St. I'NDERTAKEllS PHILIP KEITH.

Undertaker, icoiored). Laay Assistant, Embalmer. Bell 5933. 1215 tlh tX Dial 431 SAMUEL. S.

KACKLER. A.L. DIRECTOR, 1312 Derry Street. BELL 1956. DIAL 2133 CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY Beautifully situated on Market Street, east of Twenty sixth and on the north and east faces the new park way.

The prices of lots are moderate. Miller Bros. Agents. AUTOMOBILES A GOOD USED CAR PROPERLY BROUGHT Represents GREATER "VALUE Than Any Xew. Car.

Only three or four makes of new cars can be bought for less than 11100. Yet we will sell you a "Pedigreed Used Car," your choice of several makes, care fully overhauled with good tires and in good running condition, rerinisbed like new, at a price range of 1150 3S00 They are' not just "secondhand cars." Every one of them has been through the shop, tightened up. worn parts renewed all "ready to run." Tops have been dressed, upholstery rerinisbed. Our aim Is to supply the critical buver who appreciates quality and realizes that from our stock he can select a real at less than half current new car prices. Place your order now we will bold your car till spring.

Open Evenings. Time Payments THE OVERLAND HARRISBURG CO, 212 214 Horlh Second Street. USED CAR BARGAINS HUDSON Super Six, 7 passenger touring car, renewed and repainted, usual new car guarantee PAIGE 1920 Big Six, 7 passenger, almost new, repainted, overhauled fl.Ot HUDSON Super Six roadster tlvvv OVERLAND Five passenger touring STUDEBAKER 1918, cylinder. 7 passenger 90S BUICK 1910 roadster, elegant shape UIO OVERLAND 1917 touring car $500 GOMERI SCHWARTZ MOTOR CAR COMPANY. Court and Cranuerry Streets The above price subject to 21 per cent, discount.

OVERLAND coupe, like new, S110 SELDEN TRUCK 2 T. 10 moa old, new motor, cheap. REO SIX. PULLMAN New paint and top, extra tires. TRANSPORT TRUCKS New; several dump body jobs, different sues, good condition.

DERBY. TRUCK ltt cheap. DENBY SALES, l)a Capital Street. 1 1918 Chevrolet 490 soups NEW CUMBERLAND MOTOK CAR CO. New Cumberland.

Bell 5J64. GOOD used Jeffrey Sedan automobile, at a bargain. H. G. Day.

14.il Derry St. OLDS Eight cylinder, 7 passenger touring, at a bargain; six good tires; Al mechanical condition. JLUsi. CADILLAC CO. OF HARRISBURG.

311 1 Stiuth Cameron St. 2 ton Republic truck $990 5 ton Bethlehem truck 6 passenger Crow Elkhart $50 4 passenger Crow Elkhart IStfil 5 passenger Overland $2io 7 passenger Studebaker Crow Elkhart. 6 cylinder. MONN Thirteenth and Thompson St. MACK INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK CORPORATION Factory Branch 300 Cameron St.

Bell I290 VELIE 2 ton 1920, express body, canopy top. new rubber. first class condition. Originally $4u0; sacrifice. $2300.

BETHLEHEM 2j ton 1919 stake body and self starters, new ruober, first class condition, originally $2604. sac rinse, $1600. SMALL FIRST PAYMENT, i 1 ONE YEAR TO PAT. WE have some parts of all cars and alt parts of some cars in stock all the time. Apply IDEAL AUTO PARTS CO.

Hancock and Christian Street. Bear ot Cigar factory. Cameron and State Strets ENCLOSED CARS. SPECIAL VALCE3 S3 Cadillac victoria mechanically right, good tires, prices low. 57 Cadillac Suburban has been rebuilt and guaranteed by us.

Chalmers touring. equipped with winter top. good condition, only ItiO. Cah or terms. CADILLAC CO.

OF HARRIPBCRG. 311 15 S. Cameron St. ALL SIODk.LS WILLIAMS AlOTOR COMPANY. Hi 145 S.

Cainerog Street. (Caatiaiawsi ta eal Immi 0 4 i HAIIIU3DURG CZ j. TELEGRAPH SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1921. 13 4 AUTOMOBILES IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Ford coupes, sedans, tourings and roadsters. NEW CUMBERLAND MOTOR CAR CO.

New Cumberland. Ba MM FOR SALE One Ford touring, 1919 model, excellent condition, new tires. Owner leaving city. Call Bell 254. 1917 Chalmers Sedan, fine shape, lzu oldsmobile touring six.

191s Oldsmobile touring, eight lsls Stuaeoaker, roadster. 1917 Haines six, touring. 1920 uiQ touring, demountable rim. 1912 cord roauster, demountable rims. iT Paige six.

touring. 1917 Vim. delivery, slake body. 1917 Overland, moael to. Panel Commerce, 1 ton 191 Uartord truck, 2 ton, overhauled.

CHELS2A ATtto. A. Scniftman, 22 26 North catueruu street. AUTOMOBILE owners, repairmen American Automobile' Digest, contains illustrated, neipiui, instructive inior nM.a nailv. 'Amenc an An.

lomobile" Digest.223, Cinoiniiati. FOR SAJ.E Three light capacity trucks, cheap. FERR NACE, 13 South Cameron St. A FLW UOOD USED CARS Specialty Low Priceu. for the Holiday Season.

Time Payments Rp. In and tl Dutch X. Y. Consolidated Brenner Sons' Motor Co, Third and Hamilton Sis. 1920 Briscoe aeaau, run uniwa.

excellent condition, all improvements, cost S24a0, bargain to quick buyer. No dealers. Address A care Tele graph. USED trucks' at Bargain price. Internationals, Vims, Republics, Kords, INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 813 Market St.

and 19 Walnut St. Garages, Accessories and Repairs SECOND HAND tires oougni. ixni and exchanged. George Tire Service Co, Inc. in: Market St.

First class tire repairing. Bell 296 J. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Letters of Administration cum testamento annexo on the Estate of John W. Davis, late of the City of Harrisburg, Dauphin county. deceased, Having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make im mediate payment, and those having claims will present them for settlement.

to THOMAS A. GRAY, Administrator IS 05 Hunter Street, Harrisburg, Pa. IDA G. KAST, Attorney, Mecnamcsburg, Pa. PUBLIC NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP I Notice is hereby given' that the oartnershio lately subsisting between Samuel Etter and R.

Scott, of Har risburg. Pennsylvania, under the nrm name of Ktter Scott, was dissolved on January 4, 1921, by mutual consent. AH debts owing said partnership are to be received by Samuel Etter and all demands on said partnership are to be presented to him for payment. W. R.

SCOTT. SAMUEL S. ETTER. Trading and doing business as Etter Scott. BRADDOCK, Attorney.

BANKRUPTCY SALE The undersigned, trustee in bankruptcy of the Gibson Cheese Company, will expose at public sale on Thursday. January 13. at 2 t. at 1116 James Street, Harrisburg. the follow ing items ot personal property, two zinc cheese cases.

Dair vinegar barrel, lever cneese Kniie. table, it ice aesit ana cnair, retnger ator. two chairs, etc. Terms: Cash on day of sale. HAKh.

1. MlLJiUH Trustee. Notice. Letters of administration testamentary on the estate ot Alfred R. Sieber, late of Harrisburg, Dauphin county.

deceased, having been granted to the undersigned residing in Harrisburg. all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present tbem lor settlement. CATHERINE K. SIEBER, Administratrix. 127 Sylvan Terrace.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Harrisburg. will be held in the banking room of the First National Bank on Tuesday, January 11. 1921. between the hours of 11 and 1 o'clock for the election of directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business asmay properly, come before the meeting. GLANOET, Cashier.

My wife, Helens Brightbill, having left my bed and board without just cause I will not be responsible for debts contracted by her. any BRIGHTBILL MARKETS SEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Quotations furnished by Hughe and Dier. J. Clyde Myton, manager. Penn HarriJ "ilotel.

Members Phila delpnia and Pittsturgh Stock Exr changes and Chicago Board of Trade: Open Cliae Am. Beet Sugar Am. Car and Fndry Co. American Int. Corp.

American Loco. American Ship Corp. American Smelting American Sugar American Sum. American T. and T.

American Woolen Anaconda Atchison Atlantic Gulf and W. I Baldwin Loco. B. and Beth. Steel Canadian Pacific Cal.

Petro. Central Leather Cerro de Pasco C. and O. M. and St.

P. Chile Copper 1 Chino Con. Copper Crucible Steel Erie Famous Players General Asphalt General Motor Great North, pfd. Insp. Inter.

M. M. Inter. tNickel Kennecott Copper Lack. Steel Lehigh Valley Mex.

Petro. Miami Copper Midvale Steel Mot, Kass. and Texas Mo. Pacific N. T.

Airbrake X. Y. Central X. H. and H.

Norfolk wnd Western Pan Am. Peti o. Penna. R. R.

IV re Marquette Pierce Arrow Pierce Oil i (Pressed Steel Car Bell 42S. FORI dial SSC9 Pure Oil AUTHORIZED HARRISBURG AGENCY. JMiltDIATE U.LU t.RY.1 464 45 ..124 12514 43 43 85 84 11 11 ..38 38 ..93 93 79 78 99 99 68 67 ..11 117 84 85 71 67 90 88 36 3( 58 57 ..118 117 28 29 40 40 1 1 30 29 ..11 11 22 11 89 87 14 14 51 52 52 55 15 15 76 7 36 36 13 13 ...16 15 20 '20 54. 54 55 54 ...157 154 .18 18 32 31 2 ...20 19 ..79 79 ..73 73 21 JOH ...100 100 74 73 41 41 19 19 25 is 11 11 85 85 36 35 15 13 84 83 65 8 Jt '24 Southern Paciflo 9 Southern Railway J3 23 Studebaker 51H 50H Texas and Pacinc 18 Texas Company Trans. Oil I0 Union Pacific 12H4 United Retail Stores .1.

57 tiM United Staes I. 70 .69 United States Rubber 68 V4 67 United States Steel i 82 Utah 'Copper 53 54 Wabash 8 Western' Maryland 1114 11 Westing. Elec 45 45 Willys Overland 9 9 l.IBEIVrV BOSiDS Liberty 34s $93.00 Liberty 1st 44s 87.82 Liberty 2nd 4 87.20 Liberty 3rd 4Ws 90.63 Liberty 4th 4s Victory 3s i 97.00 Victory 44. 96.98 PHILADELPHIA STOCKS Pklladelphla, Jan. 8.

Stocks closed firm Baldwin Lake Superior Lehigh Nav. x. Lehigh Val. P. R.

R. rhiia. Co. Phila. pfd.

Phila. Elec. Phiyu. Rapid Transit Reading Storage Battery V. S.

Steel Union Traction v. V. G. l. York Rys i.

York Rys. pfd. i 88 4 7V4 64 41 34H 31H .16 S3H i5tf 82 294 30Ti 10 30 KEW" YORK CURB1 STOCKS. Following quotations supplied by McCall and Riley 132 Walnut street, Harrisburg, Pa. 14 South Queen street, Lancaster, Pa 1420 Walnut street.

Philadelphia; 20 Broad street, New York INDUSTRIALS Last Sale AcmeCoal 1 Aetna 9K Car Light 2 Cities Service SO Farrell Coal 17H Heyden Chem 2 No. Am. P. and P. in vert.

Tire 1 Radio Com 2 Republic Tire 1 Sweets Co i Un. Profit 1 Un. Retail Candy 8" U. S. Ship INDEPENDENT OILS i Last Sals Boone 1H Boston and Wyo.

Cosden Elk Basin Federal 2hi Glenrock 2V4 Guffy Gil 26 Inter. Jet. 17 Va Livingston 3ft Marland 3H No. Am. Oil and Gas 2 Omar 1 P.

and R. 5H Salt Creek Sapulpa 5 Simms t4 1 Skelly Victoria MINING Last Sale A 54 Belcher Ex 4 Big Ledge 7 16; Boston and Montana 36 Cal and Jerome 3 16 Caledonia 17 Canada Cash Boy 4 Con. Arizona 34 Cresson 1 Div. .7.. Goldfield Con 7 Hecla 44 Howe 44 Jim Butler 2 Jumbo Ex.

ihi Kerr Lake 2 Magma 2014 Marsh 714 McNamara 3 16 Mix. Ex '1 Mother Lode 5 14 Nipissing 7 Ray Hercules 4 Tono. Divide 1 3 1 Tono. 1 .7.18 Tono. Ex.

1 7 1 Tono. Min. 1 West End 1V4 White Caps 5)4 CHICAGO It A IX MARKETS Quotations furnished hv Hus h. and Dier, Penn Harris Hotel, Harris ourg, i members of the Chicago Board of Trade: January 8. Wheat: Onen Hi ch Mar.

1.72 1.74 1.71 i May 1.64 Corn May July Oats July 74'i 48 474 1.67H 1.64 1.66 7H 7414 74 11 75H 48T4 41 48g 48 47 48 domo 01 xraae neat March 1734; Mar 1U Corn May 744 JulytfS. OatsMa 4i Jiy i. fork Jan. 24.3; May S4.J5. Lard Jan.

13.15; May 13.90. Ribs Jan. 11.92; May 12.7. PHILADELPHIA ninrrn Wheat, high. iicky Corn Easier: new No.

yellow. SO yeiiow, secsoc; old yel low, YtsTrLowr: No 3 hite. 58U 2 white 59Hc Dressed Poultry Firmer, turkeys vuuivc iu wiKy western nirner. fi 5Sc: fowls, fresh killed. k.iV.

fancy. 354937c: small sizes. western roasting chickens, 29(f 3sc Cheese Finn. New Tnrlr vhni. 1 1 Ll mm.

i Eggs Higher: nearby llrsta, C8(f current receipts. 7c: western ira nrsts, iihhc; nrsts. CeS7c: fancy selected packed. 81 fi 82c. Live Poultry Firm; fowls, not leghorns, 30038c; white leghorns.

309 keys, fancy. 45 50c; ordinary, 35 ff 40c; old ducks choice. 3403c; muscovy 24 32c; spring chickens, not leghorns, 3d 635c; white leghorns. 29c; tur geese, iifiic. Potatoes white potatoes Penna.

per 100 nonnds. 81.50S1.0: Jersey, No. 1 per basket. 40070c; No. Z3fJ39C Flour Firmer; soft winter straight nearby, SS0S.25; nearby.

88.7509.25: hard winter straight. 8909.50; sh rt stents. spring firsts clear 7.50f8: patent. 19.5009.70; short patent. $1010.50: fancy spring and city mills, patent, family brand, 110 ILiO.

Hay Steady, fair demand; timothy. No. 2. $27028: No. 3.

$2502; sample. $2024; no grade. $18020; clover mixed hay, light. $25020; No. 1 mixed, $23024.

Tallow Dull; prims' city Isos. 5 He: special loose. 4e; prime country. 4c: edible in tierces. 8tt0e.

Bran Weak: winter wester in 100 pound sacks. 838 0 30; spring. $3708. H.ABUUA6K uckxsks Howard H. Miller.

Penbrook. and Violet J. Ricker. Progress. Andrew Sseisa and Markarat Katala.

Harrisburg. Elmer K. Goafe. Hershty. and Ruth M.

Henry. HnmmelsteWB. Charles F. Shank and Anna A. Clarkin.

Steelton. Ray Roy Dokner and Klla Gross, Quentin. raiiicar Anton a4 Agnea Bratke ripi Stltoa. Jamea F. Raodewouea, Jr, and Edna MacAnallr.

WfBDry. Jehn Srhrepp and Mary Wtt mer, Harrfcbarg. GoyernorV Troop Will Accord Honors to Anotlier Comrade Killed in France The body of Charles Barker, a. Harrisburg boy who died in France from wounds received in action in will be buried in this city with military honors. Barker left this city for Camp Hancock with the Governor's Troop and was later transferred to Battery 108th He sailed for France May 13, 1918, and was wounded August 14, 1918, while fighting on the Fismes front.

It la said that Barker was driving a Howitzer to the front line when a high explosive shell bursted near him, the shell striking him in the back. He died in a hospital and was buried in France Barker, before the war.lived at 66S Schuylkill street. Captain George J. Shoemaker, commander of the Governor's Troop, Troop First Company, is making arrangements for the funeral services. Mrs.

James A. Stranahan Is Dead at Home in Mercer Mrs. James A. Stranahan, wife of fofmer DerJuty Attorney General Stranahan, formerly of this city died Thursday at her home in Mercer, according to word received here yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. Stranahan were residents of Harrisburg for more than twenty years resided for ten years at 303 North Second street. The couple left Harrisburg a year ago and went to mercer, the former home of Mrs. strananan. Several years Stranahan, when on a trip to Pittsburgh with her husband was injured in a train wreck.

From that injury and shock, Mrs. Stranahan never fully recovered and. a slight injury a year later when she fell on iu pavement brought on illness which are thought to have caused her death. Mr. Stranahan.

who is still a mem ber of the Dauphin County Bar, tried several eases last year. Mrs. Strana han was a member of the Pine street Presbyterian church. She is survived by her Husband. James A.

Stranahan and one daughter. Mrs. James Bell of Pittsburgh. MRS. "KLM1RA J.

HVRSH Funeral services for Mrs. Elmira J. Hursh, aged 76, widow of A. L. Hursh, who died Wednesday even in; at the home of her son, Roy T.

Hursh. 123 South Third street, were held this atternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of another son, J. N. Trindie Springs Road. The services were conducted by the Rev.

Dr. Ellis N. Kremer, pastor of the Salem Reformed Church. Burial was made in the Franklin Church York county. Mrs.

Hursh is survived by four sons, Roy T. and' D. Hursh, of this city; C. A. Hursh, ot Kansas City.

and J. N. Hursh, of Trindie Springs Road and two daughters. Mrs. Ada M.

Arnold and Mrs. James E. Beatty, of this city. MRS. CHARIAYrTJ? KA'ODERER Mrs.

Charlotte Knoderer died Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. E. Burns. 5241 Market street, Philadelphia.

She is survived by two sons, A. G. Blair, of this city and William of Newman, 111, one daughter, Mrs. E. Burns, of Philadelphia, and nine grandchil dren.

Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Finley's Church, York county, 1 Af ed Veteran oi 8 o'clock" at his home in Pike street, Middletown, after a llngeringNHness oMhe past three year's. Mr. Shenfeld, who was a native of Germany, came to this country 1,9 years old. He served four "years in the Civil War and was a member of the G. A.

It. Post. lived in He is survived by two sons, Frank and John Shenfeld, of Middletown. and one daughter, Mrs. William Farmer, of Hariman.

'Arrangements for funeral will be announced later. 1 CHAItLES W. LIXtil J5 Charles W. Llngle, aged 3, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold H. Lingle, died last evening at 5 o'clock at the home of his parents, 2532 Derry street, from diphtheria. Funeral services were heldMhis afternobn at 2.30 o'clock at the grave, the Rev. Dr. George E.

pastor of' the Market Square Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial was made in tfye East Harrisburg Cemetery. 1 MRS. IjYPIA S11ELLKX BKRtJ ER Funeral services for Mrs. Lydh.

Ann Shellenberger, aged 81, who died Tuesday evening were" held this afternoon at 2 cloVk at the home of her son, Frank Shellenberger, 2541 Main street, Penbrook, the Rev: Mr. WTagdner, officiating, assisted by the Rev. "Fred Tyson, of Steelton. Burial was made in the Enola Ceme tery. MRS.

MIXXIE E. SNEDECKER Funeral services for Mi's." Minnie E. Snedecker, aged 55, former resident of this city who died Tuesday held this morning at 10 o'clock, at her homo in Aspers. Further services were held in the Aspers Christ Lutheran church, the" Rev. W.

D. E. Scott, of Bendersville officiating. Burial was made in the Bendersville cemetery. MRS.

XAXCY E. COKEEXS Funeral, services for Mrs. Xancy aged 81 who. dief Wednesday morning at the home'ojher daughter, Mrs. J.

Smith, 2.464 North Sixth street, were held this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock in the First Baptist Church at Huntingdon. Burial was made in the Riverview Cemetery. MRS. AMELIA WHITE Mrs Amelia Chester Wliite, aged 85. for many years a seamstress in this city, died Wednesday atternoon at Montclair, N.

J. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Capital Street, Presbyterian phurch, in Wis "city. Registration Bill F9r Professional Engineers Is to Be "Introduced The Harrisburg chapter of the American Association of Engineers held its first meeting of the year last evening at the Engineers Society of Central Pennsylvania building, Front and Chestnut The fallowing officers were elected fori 1921: President, Warren B. Keim; first vice president Farley Gannett; second vice president, Lynn B. Curry; third.

vice president, Harry R. Stauffer; recording secretary, Howard F. Bronson; treasuner, Linn C. Bierman; 'auditing commit CONSIDER BELLEVUE PARK As A Place To live 1 It has 1. One house to a lot.

2. Moderate sized lots; i 3. All wires underground. 4. Tennis courts.

5. Park areas.v 6. Beautiful homes. 7. Highest location in Harrisburg.

1 Write for Our Map and Price List MILLER BROTHERS CO. Locust and Court Streets 5 I Machinery Repaired Oxyacetylene Wddj All Kinds of Edged Tools Sharpened jl SKATES Hollow Ground While YouWait Saws Set and Filed. I Federal Machine Sliop I Cameron and State Streets Esther F. Leib 7 who for the past year has. conducted 'business of Frank R.

Leib Son Real Estate and Insurance. IS Korth TMr0 Street Fs. Announces that, effective January .1. 1921, metpbership in the firm was acquired by Gilbert wmtim vwho for the past eleven years vhas been actively identified with the 'i I tee, 1 Charles P. Boone, Sidney 8.

'Lorenx and Fred H. P. Weldman. jl lm n. Four members of the executive Cryllflf BX.

IIeau committee will be elected at the first meeting in February, From na John Shenfeld. ageds83. a veteran jtional headquarters in Chicago, there of the Civil War, died. last night at came tne result of the balloting on the "Burnham" plan. As a result, the, Pennsylvania Assembly of the A.

A'. be formed and the registration bill for professional neers will be brought before the Legwluture. It will be sponsored by the A. E. From September.

15. to October 30. 1 1920. 3.73a unnlipntinna fnr nmrnher. Mr.

Shenfeld has ship were received. January, 19, Middletown for the last 191 9, tho A. A. E. had 3.785 mem forty years and was a member of bers, now it has over 23,004, the the Firsts United Brethren Church.

number enrolled December 8,, 1920. The A. A. E. is almost large as any two technical engineers' societies in Mie country.

The next meeting of Harrisburg chapter will be held at the Engineers Society building, Friday, January 21. EUiott Fisher Official to Address Sales Class M. S. Eylar, president in charge of sales of the Elliott Fisher Company, will speak on "The Art of Salesmanship" Monday night before the Central T. M.

C. A. class in salesmanship. W. R.

Busch, manager of the educational division of the Elliott Fisher Company, regular teacher of the class, is out of the city and Mr. Eylar has been secured to address the class in Mr. Busch's absence. The salesmanship class has an enrollment of more than seventy members and is the largest of the Y. M.

C. evening classes. Samuel Hav ford, educational director at the Y. M. C.

has announced that visitors are welcome to attend the meeting and has ureed members of the class to Dring guests with them. Mr Plaee Your Property With 17a We Tdnke Onlek Saleal i '118 05 ''Honr WAR 0 10 "Tke Office With a Hllllon la PRINCIPLES hi ijLJi' 1 TABLE INVESTMENT TkU loleadid book filled with xxmd advice on iaveettac It is a tct book oa Jadcing secmiiy vmhus, sad thow yoa now to dtaintuliii bewota the saondsad eke nnsoud rkow to dnw the line bitwcea spoauatint and. in vesting. It skows Ton kow to svstein. adse your saving and nor investing oa a monthly bade.

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L. liullings Comimny of Ohio The Clay Products Comiuuty, Drazil, Ind Miller, Representative Condensed Statement of Holm, Representative Harrisburg Trust Cotnp lf5 S. Market Square At Close of Business December 31, RESOURCES 1920. LIABILITIES SEMI AXXrAIXY, Jan. 1, 11)21.

Tho II. Ii. llDllltip Company of I milium. The AnilerHoii Foundry Machine Anderson, Ind, The liisley MfR. Co.

India mi poli.H, The Rude Maiiuructurinir Liberty, The Service Motor. Truck Wabash, Ind The Western Drop Forge Marion, The Htiro Mamil'aetiiriiir Warsow, The Millholland Machine Indianapolis, The Steel Fabricating Indianapolis; Ind. SEfl AXXCALLY. Due January 15, 1921. The It.

L. Dollings Company of Pennsylvania. The Amerlean Bronze Berwyn, The American Motor Truck Newark, Ohio Thc C. E. Shoe Columbus, Ohio The Cullen Vaughn Hamilton, Ohio The Mykrantz Columbus, Ohio.

The Matthews Engineering Sandusky, Ohio. The MeCambridxc Philadelphia, Pa. The Recording Devices Dayton, Ohio The Southern Cattle Feeding Columbus, Ohio The Itiirtoii Townsend, Zancsvllle. Ohio. The Crane Ice Cream Philadelphia.

The Crane Ohio lee Cream Coliiinlnis, Ohio. The Franklin Rrick Tile Columbus, Ohio The Commercial Truck Philadelphia, Pa. The Xorth Carolina Farms Columbus, Ohio. The Champion Engineering Kenton, Ohio. The Phoenix Irou Work Meadville, SEMI ANNUALLY, Due February 1, 1921.

The American Vettel Philadelphia, The V. U. linking Allentown, i. ..3 ....3 ....3 ....34 The foregoing payments represent an aggregate amount of approximately $950,000.00, which will be received by the 45,000 customers of this company. Checks will be mailed on dates Indicated above.

Tlice Industries arc Supervised by this Company In the interests of Its customers. r. THE R. L. DOLLINGS COMiPANY W.

Anderson, District Mgr. I FCouni ltd 3859 I Kmory R. 3 Russell T. 1 and Wcller, Dauphin City Manager. Room 209 Dauphin Building any $2,627,067.50 Capital 406,600.60 38,489.70 Surplus 600,000.00 171,200.00 Undivided Profits 23,199.75 1,01 1.

46 Dividend Unpaid 42.00 758,933.08 DEPOSITS 3,073,459.99 $4,096,701.74 Trust Funds Corporate Trusts v. Edward Bailey J. William Bowman S. F. Dunkel A.

Fortenbaugh DIRECTORS $4,096,701.74 6,513,7234 24,308,055.00 ik E. J. Stackpole W. P. Starkey.

I Harvey F. Shiith E. Z. Wallower made up of various ele ments, one of which is your i banking connection. rpHE Dauphin Deposit Trust Company his worked.

A with HarrisburgV Industrial and commercial i.e. leaders for nearly ninety Art account with this strong old Harrisburg institution will be of assistance to'you in protecting and building this in r.iC: 'tangible but yahuble asset of your business. .1 1 a..