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THE YORK DAILY. MONlTrlY MORNING, 'AUGUST 9, 1909 1 WANTED PLUMBING NEWS OF THE BUSINESS WORLD Municipal Bonds Pennsylvania New Jersey Yielding from 3.64 to Details upon request ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. latrue from Iteacb, It at alii a trass House LEXINGTON' Pacific and Arkansas Avenues, looyarls from beach and Million Dollar Pier. Hat and cold running water In rooms.

Tat I supplied from own farm and dalrKs. White service. Music to $15 weekly; l.ou to a dally. Booklet of views mailed free. PAUL II ROSECnANS.

FORREST CO. BIG FALLING Off IN CIGAR OUTPUT no i lacoD uome SANITARY PLUMBER 52 E. PhiU. St. If yosi nut Rood work ee DOME! FtepaJiiag.

mMl York Sanitary Cleaning Co. Th green wagon that's us. No more dread of house cleaning. Ws take the dust and dirt out of your house without taking a tack out of the carpet or removing any furniture. Our work Is guaranteed and cannot be excelled.

One price to all. York 'phones. 740-D. and 4S3-2J. 22-tf CAFE EIGHT MILLIONS LESS LAST FISCAL YEAR THAN IN The United States Tobacco Journal In its vfKly review of the market says: The annual Influx of western buy-era into our market is In motion.

Quite a number of them keep themselves busy with lsiting the orhres of packers, where they expect to see the t-arnples at least of the New England crops. E.tryone of tht-m Is on the still hunt for t.roadleaf. but very few transactions have betn closed, as very few of the packers have sampled. From the eagerness evinced, however, to a whack at the new crop, to scramble promises quick sale and remunerative figures for the packer. In actual activity.

however. the market did not excel. Hut the market will find food for very serious reflection In the figures of the output of our cigar industry for the fiscal year ended June SOtn last. Thee figures show a decrease of 130.fi0f.o2 in the output of our cijtax industry during the lat fiscal ytar from the output of the previous bseal year of 1907-1903. the year In the immediate trail of the panic during which the cigar industry suffered a falling off in its output of more than seven hundred millions.

In other words, compartd lth the record breaking output of the fiscal year the tiscal year of 190S-1903, two years after the panic shows a still "larfcr reduction In the output amounting to SJ8.SS5.766. This certainly does not look like a recovery of our cigar industry, and it must likewise have a restraining ef -rect on the leaf market. The appearance Is the worse ior our leaf market, inasmuch as the eight hundred and f.fty-elght millions ciar reduction fell chiefly on the middle and smaller class of manufacturers, the chief cunomers and the very mainstay of the leaf Johbln" trade. CROP AND SALES REPORTS New England Some early harvest ins had been done and packers' agents who have already been over the ground speak favorably of the crop. However.

It Is yet hard to say how It will come out. Many of the fields that seemed wilted beyond redemption before the rainfall recovered quickly, and while a srood d'-al of the planting had undoubtedly be.n injured, very little has been utt'erlv spoiled. Cutting, gene-ral y. will be late. A Poo.uonock.

Ct, correspondent nays: "The crop promisees a bumper harvest for growers. The rains are helping it a lot and eome of the best wrapper leaf grown in ears is now almost ready for picking. The plants set on moist land bore the drought without any sign of weakness." A few sales In old leaf were noted last week. Nw York A little topping has been done, but farmers are moetly dubious of the crop. Many of the plants set out early In the season had to be discarded and there are wide raps In some of the fields'.

The prospect Is for a very light crop. Ohio The crop Is Improving apace and will soon be In good state to harvest. The weevil pest has brothred some of the grower and good labor at a fair price had been scarce. With all that, the farmers are speculating upon a profitable planting. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS WANT ADV.

RATES Kite lines it less 3lx words to the line) ZSc nfli In sertion: thtee consecutive Insertion. tkx Additional Hues at saw rata tf WANTED Boarders. Moderate conveniences. Arpiy at S. iuxe tel.

LOST 122 in bills lost at the American house. Keward will be given jf returned 10 Mr. Landls at the American huune. FARM FOR SALE Containing 15 acre. ltuated In t-prlntfWd township.

atKuc 7 ioi.es from lor. in srtte cultivation. K-r Information, call on Hnry Mtbh at Jacobua. or audrtaa Vork. it No.

t. W-6t PUBLIC SALE On Saturday. Augrust 21. at N. itldpe avenue.

Windsor lurk. Houseruold Koods consiatintr of parlor, bed room and dining loom furnt-luie; also butchers outfit, consistlnir of rrlnder. lard press, scaMIng IfK kettle, and many other article not mentioned. S-tie t-efins at p. m.

H. Hoore. auctioneer W. V. and haries trjmlr.cr.

l-tit WANTED Youna men to learn au-ffnofclie buslnes by mail and prepare t'r positions as and lepsir rien We make you expert In ten ks; fctt yoj to eecure Pay bis; work i.l'.asant. it-mand for men fc-rat: ratin.ie; writ f-r particulars and mriipio on. Kmt ire Automobile In-sutule. llochester. N.

Y. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. Ft'e of Farah i'St deceased Tho un4er.iirned auditor appjinted by the crpans lourt of York omniv, Pa. to th balance on the acco-int of ilirr.tul admiMstrator of tl -taie et Sarah tieiti. late of York fv-el'Ip.

In said county. d'Cse1 hrref.y Hes that he win atttrd to the duties ef on Tiday tiie 1.iy of A lli'i. at 1 o'tSiit a rn. in the rami Jurv room, in the court louse. In the city of York, whe-i and wIkh persons Interested nijy attend if they te C.

BU EN NEMAN. a-JK-st Auditor. PUBLIC SALE On Fafirrtn- te llflt dav rf -rteniher. A. 1.

the trustee of the etat of Ctlarire late rf Corewmro -w Vork county. er.rsylvar.la dfi-ii4- l. in imrtuarx an ord-r of roijrt of Vork n.iur.tv, .1,1 all! offer at public sa on the rrrn! the of Pi'asurevlHe. lr etts-b'iry to n.ip. York county, a trat of lar-d sl'unte h'rsr In Sr-rtoffetrghury town-Mp.

Vork e.ounv. Pern on the rd from to! IMrks" mill. s.d!oln!n lands of Sim- )il H-Tman. Frnnk Kohr, et al -s one hundred thlrtr and or.e-hslf rrrhs. on sv.ch Is ereed a one 1 s'orv at her-boarded house, S'lrimT hs use.

hoe re" and ail other nwiry Ther Is a sthi variety of fnilt tr-es on the premises and a well of never-falling water at the ho'ie. The prooertv Is situate In a fn lo-eilitv nnd worth the attention of ptirohasrs PhIo 'o her'n at ore o'rloek rf satd day "hen terrrs ard conditions will be! mad known bv FPMCND TiP.ESVEn. K. Tr-istee Attorney. autrP.21.sep4 WANTED Railway mail clerks.

postorP.ee clems, carriers. Examinations Kov- 17- Preparation fre. J' ln8titute. Dept. 2u3-D.

Roche. ter. N. T. Jull2-20t WN-TEPTwo Bln8le nien to work A 'yf farm near "-u-ncaster.

Must give Jii rZTcs Apply at once to jT S. Leed. Belniont I arm, Lancaster Pa. 4-tSt, WT.ED,TA farm or tract of lana Tyol.ley 'ine- Glve description lL 1Twest. Prlce- Address N-18.

care Dispatch Publishing Co. m.w FOR RENT Mrk1 street, suitable for buslneas ornc Ttr WU? 18 nonta. Apply of Horn Remedy and SZ9. 1 ply second floor. J22-tf Centrally Located Factory For Rent fn East Gat alley In rear of TX.

patch building well suited for any kind of man uf act urine bustnes. steam heat throughout with leo-tric IlghC Has rented as cigar factory, on of beat la city. Apply W. a Owen Bra. W.

Market EC FOR SALE FARM FOR SALE iiciVe'd BU mli west of York and one mil frLJt fhomasvllle. Inquire V111 K. Rah-V? Jeweler. 103 W. ilafket fcU iVu 9 I will raoelv by tipnii very Saturday Cood Horaa.

Ala hav Mule always on hawl. H. A. SMITH. Bal ana xchaii labia.

Pa, PRIVATE SALE A farm about 2Vj mile souths et of Tork. containing W0 crea of farm land and 10 acres of woodland; also room brick house brr fnm. buil.lings. All in g-ood corjdHlon. flood spring near house and one In barnyard.

running stream through farm. Ca.1 oa I or address I FREDERICK SCHA FITTER. irrx. It. No.

12. between tha Chanceford pike and Peachbottom railroad. act PUBLIC SALES CITT REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE Tuesday. Aur. VK l'sift.

7. .10 p. m. The undTsipned executor of th Inst will and totarr.nt of Joseph 11. Watt, deceaseii.

by virtue of tr. pow and authority in said wtil contained, will oTfer'ut public al at union rooms ct W. S. Own A- 1'ro No. W.

Market 8C. York. Pa. All that 2-story frame daellln nnd lot of at No. on south side or West CoIle vnuc, York.

1'a the lot contaln-in front on West 2- f-t more or ls. and in drth l'f fe-t more or hln bounded on north hv V'est avenue, on iy projxrty of Vn4ter Zinxnerman. on wchl by prop ity of Marirar-t Tresdvsy. and on uth by rroprrty of Parnltx et.tato. Tlirr is a 2-storv frnnie shop on rear end of lot suitable for plunntArs shop.

Property is in rond location and roartiiy rented. It la In vd irn. Terms rt sit" hv ALWEHT M. OTTTTV iuTin auc3 O.lrt HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PLUMRERS- TOOLS AND MACHINERY AT Public Sale Tuesday.

Autr. 10. liVO. at 2 p. m.

At rear of No. 222 West Collet- Avenue, York. Pa. Bed roim siut, 2 chests, cot. lot of plumber's tools, lot of ftalvanti.

ed spoutlntt new. broom making machinery of every description, freight truck, several clocks, ono sun. lot of flshlrgr rods and nets, oil sitove, lot of wire and other articles. ALBERT M. OWEN.

Executor estate of Jos. H. Watt, deceased. JullO 2fi.aurt 8,10 EXECUTORS NOTICE. Estate of John Nona, late of North Oo ilorn lowr.ship, dcea-sed.

Letters testamentary on said estate havinp bf-en aranted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto tr requested to make Immediate payment, and those having claims or demand against the will present them without delay for settlement to th undfrsln.d raiding at Seven Valley It. F. D. No. 3.

EMMA J. ALLEN V. Jiilll'-Ot Executors. Potal Card Fron- your films itnd plaits. celluloid and duil finish, each.

prl.it any slse to 1x5 on Veloa paper If. Films developed, exposures 5c. Postal cards made from my picture da Open t-'unday and every evening until 6 o'clock. Pe a a PsrlPhot CaHery 25 W. CU At.

1 The stock. Lowest price. You will find it. Evr so nice. 80 please cail.

There to fcca. Variety so great. A cholc to make PI barcalns pet. And no mistake. Then mre than plfased.

You will be WELSH'S Gr'at Book Emporium. CJtieen and Market fe'ts. D. KAUFFMAN. S5 W.

Philadelphia SU Tork, Pa. Woven a-Ire, wrought Iron and wlr fabric fence, spray pump. spraying chemicals, and apiary supplia. Opposlt Central Market Houaa I WANTED Railway mail clerks, co oWks. carriers.

Salary mx) to Ex.rntnaUona in York Nov 17th. fZ? -vM'-lt forschedule: 'hernK'Invltute- Ra tnester. r. aug2-lm 1 rHESTMT ST. REAL ESTATE Real Estate state Uargains FOR Bu' uicic uuyers All at from 1300 to 1300 lesa than actual cost to build.

Price Itental 258 S. Belvldere Ave, $1,875 $12.00 234 S. Belvldere Ave. 1.875 12.00 712 W. Locus.

718 W. Locust 237 Carlisle Ave Albe marie 160 Albemarl 1,875 1.875 4,600 1.825 1.925 10.00 10.00 25.00 10.00 10.00 OWENS 6 West Market Street For Rent 29 N. Beaver St. (Large Stor Room) 150.00 423 S. George St.

(Conveniences) 25.00 237 E. Hay SU 8.50 474 Codoru Su 8.00 241 E. Hsy BU 8.00 774 W. Philadelphia St. 10.00 419 Codorua Street.

10.00 Harry S. Ebert 10 W. Market St. Real Estate Private Sale of Real Estate On of the finest farm In Tork County, contalnintc 147 acres; situated In lower Chanceford Township, on the road leadlns from Chanceford church to M. C.

Forks, about 1 Va miles from Brlrigeton M. a P. R. K. adjoining lands of Chanceford Presbyterian church.

E. 'W. Kelser. Wm. F.

Manifold and Nelson Uemmlll. belonsrlngr to the eatate of Samuel M. Manifold, lata cf York. deceased. Th land Is In a high stat of cultivation.

Improvements are a 2 -story up-to-date dwelling; practically new, double-decker barn nog pen, corn crib, sheds, running v.ater at in house and barn, will be sold at private sale, term mad to uit the purchaser. Inquire of J. HOWARD MANIFOLD. Vork. Pa Attorney for th Ktecutors.

12-lm CITY REAL ESTATE STOCKS and BONDS At Auction! Tuesday, August 1 0th, 7.30 P. M. FOR ESTATE OF JOS. II. WATT Th Property No.

222 W. College Avenue. ALSO 32 shares Trk Water Co. 12 shares Tork Gas Co. 3 shares York National Bank.

Jl.OffJ Vork Railways 5 per cent- Bond 10 shares York Trust Co. 23 shares Central Market Co. 5 shares First National Bank. 10 shares Security Title at Trust Company. V.

a OWEN BRO. 6 West Market Street. aA.n.10 1 PAPER HANGER Paper Hanging and Decorative Work OfEce and Salesroom. 1 S. Beaver St John Everhart, Prop, WALL PAPER 3 PER PIECE Rooms Papered and Up beat labor employed; work sruarantead; estimate cheerfully furnished.

VV. J. HOSE, The Paperhanger, 627 R. Chrry fct. Opp.

Penn Park, auatlo-iy York 'phos. HARRY PEDDICORD Art ttic Paperhanger and Decorator American and foreign design and colorings now on display for your approval. Bt of workman employed. AJ1 work guaranteed. I cover your carpets; no dirt.

Store Open Every Evening Both 'phon. 637 W. Market St. Let Us Paper Your Home? Wall paper at way down prices HENR STERNER, Paperbs-ager and Painter York 'phon. 13 N.

Peaa at. CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS Wllmer Black. P. Andrew Hunter, Jr P. A.

BLACK HUNTER CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS (Maryland) Examination. Audit, Investigation Office 18 and 1 Rupp Building. York. York 'Phon. Main 6U1.

HOw American Bldg Baltlmor. Mi, NAT. CASH REGISTERS 75O0f Indoraetnent of atisnd naera of National Cash lieaiatbrs should be sufficient tender of their value. 13. 00 up.

National Cash Register WM. a ZEIGLER. Salei Agent Room 7. Kupp Bids. W.

L. Raby salesman. f- a i ti per half peck; lettuce, 4 to 15 cents per l.tjd. YORK GRAIN MARKETS York. Aug.

7. 109 trcrrected da.ly fcy 1. a. i S. Small aliliin t.

No. 1 wheat (Myers' No. 1 wheat (York) No. 3 wheat Ccrn Corn Oits (oM Oata (new) 1'lour and Feed Flour (In hajes) Com. Corn and oals Cc.rii chop Br.m ihi.ittiier ihome-maue) 05 1 01 9i 78 7S 5 SO 1 3 I SO 1 so 1 i 1 60 No 1 nay per im ius No.

1 li tT ton (loose) 11 -) Straw, j.t 100 lbs 70 STRAYER BROS. A. CO. No. 1 SA-fce-at (York) II 03 No heat (Hoke a Mill) 1 03 Ryt (Correctel by V.

II. Kurts Son) New rya 11 cents LOUCKS" CODORUS MILLING CO. No. I 1 2 1 OO YORK COAL MARKET Lykens VaJIev. 1 Ihs lonr'ba, Ftroken Scove ar.l Nut ea Coal i Lehigh.

rd Medium Froken l.gs. biove and Nut.fCo-; ITXl l'e Coal 3 2AU Keflned mcars Unchanged. unrhax.eU, live iultry (Juiet. I'r-aevl pvultry Cnchar.ged. fair oe- r.Ar.d Prehnr.i-ed.

fair demand. Kl iur f-iill and wwk. Hay Fair demand tlrm. Chieapo Prod' Chlear. Aurf.

7. 01e: Wheat i. rrcrnir, P7c; May. Sl.i'lV,. W-ic: Decetnher, May.

5-4 We nats My. l'ork January. September JU.IS'i: No-ember. 11" 0. Jaruarv.

XTTi-j. 11 October. Kye an. iii.t; ran, iik. I ifirley Ttmoihy f.l If.

Clover Cuh. IU.il: March. $12 30. Chicipo Uive Stock Chlcaso, Auc. 7.

Cattle Receipts eetl-riated at market steady. 4 Texas fteers. western steers. 4.00$i rtockerx and cows ur.d heifers, rt a.c lve. Hofl Iicrl.ts at Ti( 1 cr.t" htpher.

Licht, 17 7ei 1 mixed. S): heavy. 4.7..V.a roneh. 7 m-d to choice. haT.

$7 t'igs. I7.1O'i4S.10. bulk of nxlea. 7.7'l S.13. Sheep estimated at 3Kfl; market rtdv.

Native. 14 15: west ern. 3.l''t 5.10; yearHngs. 4.70J 75; lumbs native, 4. 57.70, western.

14.10 4l7.5it. Philadelphia Live Stock PhP.adelnnia. Au Receipts for the e-k: lef caitle, sivr and lambs, hot. calves, 1.W3. Iteef cnule steady: eteer.

average best 1 f.J.i! ft. 75; choice. Jttf.ovjn m-fun. 15 7i i ft.u". con.

mon. to 2.V.;.' f-i 5 iMti st-ady: boicnaa Kat eoa. thin, milch corns. 14 f. Calve at'fcily; e.

rr'Uunivl lots, medium. 7 7 common. $." fx western, ll.ui Lumbt Mb her. Bl-iee'p ttoady. Stie wether etra.

IS 25. 4 7 4 71. i 4 Ef, fat. I T'" Ijimha, extra. I7.7MTHIO; to chc.

meiium, f'i crir.iriOM. 15 ('U't Moia flr-r: wes'e-n. Ill W); cfr dressed fck atAdy. Fleers dry f-d. jJ07- fed.

'm ai f. V); Tn. 17 wt-ma. (. country dr-ed.

12 Horn 111 aheep. r- extra wethers, Ho.tO; lambs. ex-traa. fltM Tie ADVANCE Tkiwttla CmrMl 6a aat Cms. HaUatarl ky Henry, Millard Henry ISOa-aS W.

alarh. SU. (Mk, Pa NEW SCR.NS OF THE OU If your dealer does net have it see Kraber A Son. Fulton Uthrlog A tituitr aod J. Waiaar.

Our Annual Doq Days Sale Of Cut Prices in Shoes. Save Money and Buy Now. Lee Reineberg, Walk-Over Boot Shop Bargains-' Good Second Hand Gas Ranges, $10.00 to $12.00 I York Gas Co, CLOTHING Rarry Mover m. a QUOTATIONS HIGHER Supplies Not so Larg a is Usual at End ef th Week Markets Generally higher quotation in the markets of the city Saturday. Supplies were not so as usual with the end of the week markets, while the attendance at of th best of the season.

cld at t- 2cents pr dozpn; country butter. 25 and cert per pound; erratnr batter. 2S cents per pound. creanvry ru't to 3.1 cent per pound; live chirk 7 cert to 2 rer pair; riressed icicn, tr. cents each; live sn-is.

2 enr per pair; dre? snuahn. 2i certa each, sea bas. l't cents per p-und, cat flh. 11 cents per pound rock pxh. 2 c-nt pr pound- buttr fish, 10 cents per pound; urkrri.

per poun.i. Other prices wre; potstoea to 13 rents per half petk n4 cents per pound, and 15 ta cphM per half p-rk ton.atrrs. 6 to rents per bos; ar.d 1" 1 cent r-r half pock; corn. 10 1H cents per dozen; watermelons. 2" to cents each; cantaloupes.

1 to 5 cents apple butter. 13 to cents per quart; rsl'sh's. 4 and 5 cr.u per bunch; beets. 4 and 3 cents per bunch; carrots, fl cents pr bunch; celery. 8 to 13 cents per stalk; ebhage.

i to 8 cents per had; fUnt, 5 to cent each: p-hes. 5 to 1 cents rr box. and T3 cents to per basket, plums. and 8 cents per box; be 1') cents per peck: lima Vans. 13 cfnts per guart; ont.ra.

13 cents per half peck; peaa, 20 cents per half ksie, in certs per half peck; blaekberris 1" cnts per boi: pears. 10 to 13 cents per half peck; reen apples. 6 to 13 cent STOCKS ADVANCED TO HIGHEST LEVEL U. S. STEEL, UNION PACIFIC, READING AND ATCHISON IN BUOYANT FLIGHT Naw Tork, Au.

8. Price of stocks ros to th hlrheat level of the week, yastefiay. which measured. aUo. tb Kiilmum average of prlcea touched at arty time nee the boom period of 106.

Uncovereid aborts were among tha buyers, that party having tha arpoitll" that the enactment of tha tariff bill waa t- th signal for heavy realizing on th part of the influential cpitiiuits who ara credited with the control of the present stock market. That control was asserted easily yesterday by th rarnd advance In prices of a number of the areatet favorite among tha pecula-tlve stocks. Tha buoyant fight to new record prices of such stocks as L'nlted Ftatts steel. Vnloa Pacinc Iieadin. Atchison, not to mention others which, axe less regarded, exercised a dominating Influence on sentiment toward the whole market.

It Is a curious fact that while United States steel common was moving up to Its new high price brokers on the floor of the stock exchange were reporting to their partners ta offices throughout Wall street that the sel.lng aemed to come from excellent sources. The Qusiltjr the burin may possibly have been somewhat poorer than that the selling, but It male up for this in quajnttty. This eplole in steel was paralleled not only yesterday but on previous days of the week In other securities, and the tn-erltable conclusion seems to be that utalde participation In the market Is far larrer than It ha been supposed to be. In the final minute of trading profit-taking enlarged, and fractional recessions from the higher prices of the earlier trading were recorded although the general level at the end was well above that In fore on Friday nifhU The crop roe pec wa most discussed In the day's market, and the price movement was regarded as a dlcotrctlng of the government crop report on Mondar. which la expected to make a highly favorable showing of condition for all the great cereal crop.

Reports of rains in Texas added hcjes for Improvement In the cotton crop to the day's agricultural factors. STOCK MARKET Furnished by Wm, Brokers, Traction Xes Open. Arr.aJ. Am. Car A Fdy 9S Am.

Ic I Amr, Lvn Am. Amf. 1J2 Ar.acorvia 49S A T. A P. F.119' paltn A Ohio .11 liroklyn Tr.

Canadian PaclSTS Che. OhK. 7- Chi Ot C. it A St Col. r.

A Iron 4 7 Cot A 54 Scrs 40 Fi 35 Centralis? Iuis. A Naahm. Mex. Ce4 25 K. Texas 43'4 Missouri Pac 77 Natioral 91 N.

T. 141V, N. Y. O. A Norfolk A West Northern Fa c.

154 Pacific 32 Per.n. R. 14! Pressed Car. S4' Peoples' Pock Island 33T Rearllna: 14S Reo. Irn.

A P'l. S9', do. pf.1 lvS Southern thern Rwy. 32 Tfxtm Pac Vnion Pac 201 TT. S.

Rub 41 '4 L. Bear Co, Co. Building Tork, Aug 7. Low CV sed tS 65r, 6v. 63 6S4 lr.lS 10' 132 121 132S 4iS iit.

j2o 120 119 119 1 so. 1574 187 0 73 5i 17 7T 12 4H 41 4S Kl'i 4 41 2i; 47S 4-H 3S 14, 14 25S 2 2S 4JVi 4J 4Si 77 7 7S MS 9H 141, 11. Kft fl 52 9S 15S 15 S5S 31i 142U 141V 14 MS 54S un m4 us-. 41 39 39 14 1S UJH S9 39 lfS lf.s 14 131S 1 S5 1 1 32 34S 214S 22 1. 2 103.

4S 4 i Cl'fl i do. Pfd 1J7V4 Wabash 22 Ao pM 5SS Erie 1st R'i Pi. Rwy. 72 fit. Nor.

pfd. .154 Pock Isl. r-f i- T7S, Pteel Poid3. Amr. Can 11 7V.

127S rs 22 22 1 6 54 2 72 7Ji 15S 154'-, 154 'a 1074 IS 107 4 10 13 13 Eantc Statement P.eserve, decrease 8.31S.Snn Ftesf rve. les decrease, 342 Ioars, ircrease jo Specie, decrease 4 si tender, decrease 2 "i rpoits. Increase 3 S77 Tf'0 Circulation, increase S61 40i Philade'rUa Grain rtd Product rr Avz. 7 No 2 red in snort elevator. 1 1 i 1 f3 Cif 0 1 1 nr .1 sre 1 il weak.

X). 2 yellow i -r locsl FINANCIAL The Western National Bank $225,000 Surplus and Profits, 1 25,000 Any business entrusted to us will receive prompt and careful attention. We pay 3 per cent, on tlma deposits after six month and 2V4 per cent, on dally balance In th savings Department. Deposits received In any amount and the earn courtesy shown to the small and large depositor alike. Your account solicited.

Is respectfully JOHN FAH5. President JOHN ZELLER, Vice President E. A. RICE, Cashier Coaimtaced Ess sets Juae 1st, 1S03 -The-Guardian Trust Co. OF YORK.

PA. Capital Stock. $250,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits- $67,000 S4 Interest allowed on Certificates. Careful management, none better. Acts In all capacities of Trust.

President. MILTON D. MARTIN. Vice Presidents. JACOB A.

MATER, ELMER C. ZEIGLliR. Secretary and Treasurer, JAMES W. KILGORE. We Pay 3-j per cent on twelve montha certificates, 3 per cent, per annum on six months certificate, and 2 per cent.

per annum on three jnontha ceretiflcatea. All busi ness la strictly confidential. York Trust Co. 5 1 East Market Street York School Bonds We own and offer, subject to prior sale, $8,000 City of York, School maturing $6,000, 1923; $2,000, 1924, at a price to give the same 3-ield as a 4 per cent, mortgage. The Fonds are in $1,000 denominations.

CCTrkfc 0. INVESTMENT SECURITIES Room 1-3, Security Tork 'phone. Interest paid from 2.50 to 3.65$, on deposits. The Security, Title and Trust Company 36 East Market Street York County National Bank 13 East Market Streat Capital $300,0001 Surplus and Profit. $400,000 Pay.

3 per cent, on time deposit JAME5 A. DALE. President SAU SMALL. Vice President wM. R.

H0iNR, Casiuer DEAD ANIMALS DEAD ANIMALS Th York Sanitary Reduction Co. will remove at short notice, tree of charee, ail dead horses 4 cows from Vo'rK City and surrounding country. liuta 'phone at plant and also at residence of Chas. Jrlaber, buperlntendsat. JIAJDWAREANp PAINTS W.

C. Throne Co. Sell, the OLD RELIABLE Felton Sibley Paints Hotel FrontenaCioo" yards from Bea.ih Between the two famous iers, centrsl to all attractions; modern, high-class hotel, as good as the best; capacltjZ.O. Will make very special terms of 18 up weekly, ll.5 u- daily, includlnr larr ocean rooms, metal beds. elevator, baths, superior table with white service, etc.

Table supplied with products direct from farm. Pure water, sanitary Plumbing, large, cool porches; over look ihe ocean. Booklet. W. i WATTS JuU2-t "HOTEL IROQUOIS- Ocean end South Carolina avenue.

Close i to pier and all attractions. Capacity 4fk I Elevator, private bains, extensive porclv. orchestra, c. nite service, speci i 112.50 up weekly. Always ooen.

Bookltu augS flt W. F. SHAW. HOTEL KOXBOROUGH S. Carolina near the beach.

Elevator. Eleventh season under rajae management. Refined family hotel. sSOO to (lata) per week. P.

D. PFISTEREB, fr'rop. JulS-2t" KENDERTON Tennessee Ave. Srd hotel from Beash end Pier. A rtrflned house for nice txo- ple: ocean view; private oatns.

eievaior: Cool rooms, fine porches, etc. Home Capacity 200; 110 up weekly. Book- "Vy WVPt J. MITCHELti I I Excellent unic, electric lighted, dance room. daty; 17 and up aeealy.

iooklt. Established 30 years. J. JLND T. NIXON nu svaTtAsTPC CrrV WOTCL a AMUSEMENT OOtOI vi tm Mas, Tim-tsblis, Tross, FREE.

Ciktwi issoasuTKMi Bussaw, 46 00. Tsss. Ave, Atu CiI BEDFORD SPRINGS Bedford Springs Hotsl Baths BEDFORD SPRCSCB. PEXNA. Modern arts, Kaulpment and 'J Methods.

Tsnnls. Oolf, Bowllna HorMbaok RI4-In and th famous Swimming- Pool. Special facilities for automobll tourists Now Open Thz Natural Wonderland PEN-MAR The Queen of all Mountain Reso ts Msnr Nw Attractiona Music and Dancing- Boatins; and Bathing- Famom 50 Cent Dinners Train rlt TV. M. R.

leaves Ttrk dally 8:25 A. M. Leaves Park returnlns; week day 8.03 P. M. bunutv'i M.

Round trip far fl.no. Hollar round trip ticket to Historic GettysbuiK also sold for this train. AMUSEMENTS THE MYSTIC STAR Open Friday. Monday and Tuesdiy. Afternoon and VUbt.

BEFORE TirE MAST The story ol a youn nsherman's dautrhti-r wh se fathr has picked cut a suitor for ler when she In lve with another A UEOROIA V.T.DDIXO-An exceedl crmedv. THE ART IS rs RbVENGE A drama of intene rter--t. A BIO DOL'RUE TRAPEZE ACT. rjllIE ALHAMBRA J. Philadelphia Bear George M-OI RT AND BAKER.

"The Merry Hell Longest and best movlntr picture bHV Illustrated Pong. 7 Any seat 5c. MILLINERY 0 All the sea too" Iate.it styles in Trimrtied and Unlrimmed MJIincry At V2 Price E. and DISHAROOM 3C6 W. MARKET ST.

New and attractive showing of Mid-Season Millinery EcornicaEy Priced A. MANN. 506 a Geo. TRIMMED HATS BELOW COST L. MOWBRAY HITCHCOIT 56 W.

MARKET STREET New Importations SPRING MILLINERY No Two Alike. We Invite Your Intpectoa E. Gcntzel, 434 South George Street WATCHMAKER JEWELI'R A. E. JOB.

Watchmaker. Jeweler and Optician Diamonds, Jewelry, Watche, Silverw ire PenruIvania Diamonds 3 18 W. Market Street. York. UPHOLSTERY J.

D. WELSH Practical Upholsterer 1B2 North Gora Htreet. Tork Pa. Repalrins: of ail kinds of furclttr and cablnex war. Repacking Xurnltur a specU tr.

Vork "phona. RAILROADS ARYLAUD AND PENN'A, IL, 1:40 p. for (Ultimara 40 p. m. for Delta.

Mo train on Sunday. It Dr. Foater Flagg Harrower, D. D. J.

(University of Pa.) I 3 No. 45 Uehmayer BulMInr. tl E. Market SC York. Pa ornc Hours, 0 to 1 and 2 to ft Kvntng by Appointment Vork 'Phone, 287-D.

YOU PA NO FANCY PRICES For what you eat here, but the service is as good as any place in town. One Meal Will Conrince You! jf The Crystal 36 N. George Street 3 ViVij EBNERS CAFE CIIAS. F. ZULLINGER 43-14 ISertJk Oors 3txt THE ROSE Rettiirtut sad Apartments IS UNDER NEW MANAOElfEWT.

HAVE YOU TRIED IT? Private Dinins; Boom for Ladiea J. Y. BlIlGAllu, Propr 144-14a-149 ortli Oeorire Street. Come To Richard's Cafes TFor Rood tblosrs to eat' we serve everything In seaaon. Confectionary, lc Cream and Ice Cream Soda.

TV 0 PLACES S3 ivet Market Street Ceratr I'r I aa West street Pk Ysuf Order Vrk Tbaa XU-tt CHICKENS, POULTRY. ETC. I pay the highest spot cas'i for Chickens, Ducks, Guineas, Squabs, Epgs, etc. Chickens xac E. E.

KINEMAN. Rear 123 W. Philadelphia St. LUMBER Shingles, Shingles, Shingles The very best No. 1 Cedar bhlngles per M.

Cash. 6-Inch Barn J20.OO per M. Cash. fi-lnch Bam tjidina: per M. Cash.

Ideal Rubber Hoofing 1-Ply $1.30 per square. I'rices srood for 2 weeks nly I. FICKKS, Rear )Iuar silk Mill. EYE SIGHT SPECIALIS'1! EyeacKe and Headache Relieved -The Bight Glasses" Th Right Prices" Th Best Results" Coaultatlo Free O. J.

LANDIS. OptometrUt 14 North Corg fctreet Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers Typewriter. Sewing Machines. Musical In'truments. Eought, Sold and changedEx COHEN ft Pawnbrokera Market 5t.

below Beaver Moul Brothers Best Coal, Wood and Sewer Pipe Tarda: Cor. W. Market Ft. and W. M.

Railroad. Both Thonet. as Sal riy MeCLELLAA A trOT WALT C. Tit almost criminal for a woman to burden herself with useless work and worry. Sh should discard that old.

worn out. inconvenient Range and a -low ua to install the latest modern improved Novelty Panre In tha kltch- York Utility Co. 14 8. Cteors 81. The B.

A. Shorb Shoe Co. Fine Footwear 24 W. Market Street Morton Stent Co. TAILORS 120 West Market Strr $10 to $25 RIJBBERROOFING CVIRY ROLLri T'WATERAaO C'JAfi AMTtID V.V AiAAU PROOf Steam and Hot Water Contractors For first-class heating outfit call on BOLLINGER WITMER Urcbanta" ilotsl Susquoid Kubber Roofing The rubber roofing on the market.

Will cost you less any other rubber rooting. juur dealer for It. If your (if Her ioes not hav it. call oa the ttianu icturers. EASTLACK OWEN 4R "nrfh Georire St.

246 WEST MARKFT STREET.