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‘ " I lining Sentinel, over the prive
Stock Quotations
New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
to wires of Maples a Goldsclnmdt,
in unlisted securities, 85 Washing-
' Mission Brokers, and dealers
sh Street, South Nor-walk, local correspond
ii... members of the New York Stock Exchange,
‘ '0' York.
H. L. 1:30
Allied Chemical 66% 66% 66%
mm Chalmers 4950 437;, 49%
Am. Can. 481/. 471,5 47%
Am. Ship & Com. 17% 17% 17%
m. Smelters 58% 571); 5734,
Am. Sugar 741/3 73% 74%
"‘31. Sum. T01). 34% 34% 34%
Am. Tel & 1‘01 22 1217;, 22
Au. 'I‘éb.‘ 141,. 1401,; 141%
Alli. "Woolcn 913$; 91 :5; 917,},
Anaconda. 531,5; 5 2 '1' 53 lg
Atchieon 1001/, 99 $3 100
midwln Loco. 117 116 1,5 116 ,’
mt. & Ohio 46% 46% 46%
130th. Steel 785'; 78 78 ,
“01!. Pete. 567/5 56% 5611;;
C‘an. 1’30. 141 1403:: 141
n. l..cathcr 1:671; 361,71 3615
undier Mot. 731,9 73% 73%
Chen. &. ()hio 64-1," 64%, 64%
Con. Gas“ 117% 1171/; 117‘,&
'cm. H. I. 437;. 43 431,5
Corn Products 1007;, {lb-'74. 99%;,
Crucible sou-l 02m 68%;; 68%
"' (Tuba Cunt? iii-‘5. 151,4 151,4
Ilndlcott Johnson €314 831,4 931/4
Yb‘flmous Play-rs .\‘l 1;. 5.0-1.3 81
Fisk Ruhhcr 185;. 1873;; 185;,
(Jen. Asphalt 6;: 3;. 61% 61 1.4;
Gen. Electric 1001', 163 163
(ion. Motors 137.; ill-"A 125$; ;
loodrich 40 e 4013 4'01
Ert. North. Ul'o- 39 383;; 3.
Inspirulion P, 40»; 40“.} 40";
' Int. Mcr. Mar. l'l‘. $27,; 325;, 027;.
’lnt. Nil-kcl 171,; 171,; 17"; ,
Int. Paper 51 _ 501:, 50112 '
Kelly Spring. .11 1;» 501,84 5010 1
~ _ initial].
#f—JW ‘ ,fifivfim ‘ r W’ 71117;”; to “1’“
ents of’H. L. Horton &
43 Broad Street,
H. L. 1:30
lem. Copper 33-30 331.; 331;;
llx'cistonc Tire 2353. 23 231.1
; Lack Steel , 593.3 59 5950
lllt-xican Ir‘ctc. 132 ‘ 130% 131
Aliu’ml Copper 25-2; 231.4,. 28%
Middle States 14% 14%; 147:
Mo. I’ac. 23% 239? 233/2
,.\'. Y. L‘cntral 89-7., 891/4 89%
'.\'. Y.. N. H. s; H. 301.0 29% 297,4.
I’uc. 0“ 661,4 651.; 651/4
3 Pan. Amt-r. Pete. 641.3 631/; 63%
Penn. it. It. 411-5 41% 7 41%
il’to. Gus. S7 87 87
'I‘ullmnn Co. ‘ 122% 122 122%
ilu‘. Steel Spr. 101 100% 101
{:ly. (‘onsoL 1614 161;. 16%
‘Rcluling 771,; 77!; 77%
llilp. Sle'ol 63 64 64134.,
Royal Dutch 641,3 63-}; 63:};
Soul‘s llcwlluck 7.3 75 L3 751,;
So. Pacific 91 a; 90% 90%
Sinclair “ii 9.2%, 3114 31 5;
So. Railway 24% ' 2458;; 2414
$032.] 15183;; 187 188
.SHNJl‘r. 11575 11510 '
St. Paul 26 26
Sillllvllllkc-l“ " 11h”; ‘lltii'r; ,
'l‘l-\.ls "'0. 4‘14 47‘; 47%
I‘ll. Ho-l. Stores 533.; 52L" 53
| S. lirnltv “974 677;, 677
'l'. s. nulnwr 04-1. 6311; 64
l', H. Slwl'l TlVlé 97:1 ‘07-",
sl‘. S. Sim-I l‘r. 11333 llfil'. ilk-V.
l'talh (“(lppcr 65",; 653,}. 6334'.
‘Vllllil limll Stl cl 4017,. 4'33, 433/,
\Vl-sl l-llvl‘. 637,; 63 631.3
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lllllAY lN WALL ST.
WALL S‘I'l{l~3l~l’l‘. 10:30 71mm” .pmfi
1H0“: lll'lllc slat-ll Illill'kl‘l lollny \Vcl'v
:rrrcgnlnr. \Vllllln lln- hull lluul‘.
however. |l"ll""\ til-onullu‘nul llnllcr
irad ol’ Hil< .lllll liqniplncllts. Asso-
routed. llUllhl'll illlll l'ucil’n- (Ills
! to 2 points. Ilnllivvill l.(l('(llllllli\l‘.
"~Vcs-tinglvou.~c .zml (‘unlpnling-‘l‘ulml-
first
l‘USIl
.ating-llm'or'lin: 'lzlllll'll 1 lo 113 and
,‘T‘llunhalllun I'ou. .5 and .\l:lli‘ll:lll.ln
EI-TIv-vutl-‘l lllilllt‘ I point udvnnccs. In-
h‘k'pendcnt Slv ls. (‘umwl'sh lllllllwl's
.atnd Mull Hmv-z : Mlmrs :llso imprmmi.
liflils w; w lll'll, lvlll .\'o-\\' li:l\l'l‘ HIM-ll-
ail witlnnll .alnull l'l".l'linl1 or its max-
iillnum Pl‘l'"t' t'ol' lln- _\c;lr.
\VAIJ. S'l'lll'lll'l‘. Noun. 'l‘lic
'lwt lupt-uvl lll'u l'\lll‘llll‘ lllllllH-ss lllll‘~
tins: thc mirnl'lzr, Sultan ul' thc
l‘lonr lull‘l'h .ll gull-ll :l'lflthO sllnl'v‘r.
lliill“
ll l'Sl
"lhc Slnzllll-sl Intll >llll'l‘ l;l>l Mun-ll.
“Higher priwvs ‘llHlll'll llv llll‘ Sland-
.‘trd (lil l‘nlllpum- .2 of .\'c\\‘ .lcrscv and
Louisiana “my. lu-lllt‘ul to Ho "ll
group. inv-llnliln; .~‘l:llnl.:lnl Oil of Full-
i'llmlsl. Sh» ll"l;i l'l lilllil-ll u-\cl.:lnuv
wunlirmwl m- ‘;.l~:;lll Ht‘l\ll‘i‘§l of mar“
hopeful ‘(Lllllll'lllh‘ :ll ('wlmn. lnlvr
national ll:|l'\l*-l"l' .ml‘. l:.lll\\'.’l\‘ Stu-l
z‘fin'ringx \Vl‘ll' .llllll‘ll to thc stronc’s-r
wunlipmcnts. I'. H. Stcrl :llllll‘lpllll'll :l
Wnballh' inch-nan in lllllllll'll owls-rs
fior April In H snhslnntiul fractional
min. Ncw Hun-n row- to thc Man’s
host priccs m not; :lnd 'l‘oll-llo. St.
1.0uis nml \‘.' ‘Qll'l'll .um! (‘ulormln :Illll
‘Fhuthvrzi v»: r.» 'trong‘. (':lll mun-j.
opened at l in r (“'lll.
WALL S'l‘lzllll-I'l‘ 1:30 l‘rulil hiking
in I'. H. Stu-l l‘nllowillujllc lllllllll'll~
"filon of thc llll'l’l‘HSl‘ in lllllillltl
ionnagc tiglll‘ls ll)\\"‘lltl it 1.x point,
'l'his scll‘lng cncollrugml llcur pl‘cssmc
«an other ll‘Hlll'lH :llul
midwln zln‘l .\ll'\l":l|l l'l-lrolculn yirtul.
4N! onc to 1‘;- ln-low their higlll-st
wrices of llw l‘orcnoon. anrkcd pr-s—
mm also dcvwlopcd against internu-
fional Papcr. (:cm-rlll l‘llcctric. (‘orn
lurgc
Mums, Dawson Chemical and Com- ‘
{jutting 'l‘llhnluling ill-cording. which
sold 1 to 13’. under ycstcrduy's final
prices.
NOR\\'1\I.K 'l‘lltll‘. N'l‘l )(‘K FOR SALE
Maples & Gnldschlnidt. the local
halter-3.11m: ot'l‘r-ring 219 shares of
Norwalk 'l‘il'v :lnd Rulllmr Pr. scvcn
m cent. stock for snlo’at 95.
CATHOLIC UNION
COUNCIL BUILDING
(Continued from PlrstJ’age)
. riatlon of an'wulk. as
company will be known presenter)
11m by-laws. and tho-y were accepted
by the meeting: which was largely at-
In the absence of Lecturer
Edward J. Quinlan. Attorney John J.
“It?" gave an interesting talk on
ihe formation of the lluildlng associa—
vcommunity to have an up to date or-
pulmlion. with its own modern
home and cqlliprnL-nt. 5-inch :ls liO‘Vl‘
ing alloys, l.lr.;'u Ilrlllcc :lnrl gymnas—
fimm floor, which it is cllntlrnplfltf-«l
~will scat, betww-n 1.000 and 1.500 pen-
fie. The t"ormeltion of an auxiliary
of the young :nnn of tho parish was
Mussel] .Lnd ll'rthcr action on this
' Iv‘ill be tnkcn shortly.
la
is. h. .fi capacity.
' night.
1:. l,
" Grand Knight llllnicl l-‘. Toompy,
_ 'ho had jllHl rvt lrnwl from the K. of,
‘ “C. . Convention at
llzlnllllry, rcportcd
on the doings of the Stzltc Convention
‘in a very intcrl-sting mzlnncr.
‘ National Director Mulligan
give an addre-ws to thr- members
is to
and
their friends; at the next meeting, May ,-
13, when the tilled
and n
for that
rooms will llc
Itcfrcshmcnls,
timc :rr- plnnnml
Keep it opt-n.
The membership committee is dili-
gently at work, sevcml applications
were read. and. more arc‘to follow.
“the carnival committee report great
mgresa and urged all the member:
to be patient an t I V
trite In store i
main!
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the holdingl
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be: have a big me ‘>
Will until le3
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Tl‘fl'l'“ '\\'.l> .ln vsz-rnllnl clumgc ill
ill» l'll.ilii(’l"l‘ ul' lllul‘kl‘l opinion ox-
llll 55M] illll'l‘ \lu- \' I .m- yrsto Hilly. lzlv
must lmlml'tnnl :‘cnlllrc hilly; lht nil—
I-Ellt‘lll. l‘l'llll‘ll Hl' llmllv luluilng npo-l'~
:ltors ulnl int-4‘1 sis to the buying Silll'
of tho mul'kl-l. Mall). tllusc tllF-
[ms-ll l'l tllkl- llw lung silll- llt‘\(ll¢‘ll :l
unvnl llt‘fll ul' v-r't'ult to lln'lpim: tllv r-u
.‘ Ill ii In ("ll'l't ll \vllh thn- (lll‘ll‘l'l
or lrlll'llllfi. lzll-u-v (ll stocks us
cilv-npn l.u,~.-’lllll. 'l'lll')’ \vrrc zltl-
Ianrtntly \wll antislicd “'llll tln- ll:l_\'h
«uwrvlinns hut “us on». viral thul
ll'n l't‘ wmxlll l'l'llll‘J‘ll lllin'l‘llltlll:l1!.llll
Hulk lhis l 'mnuw tho-
"i" rnlnrs luczillsc tlu- l-l‘ll-
HI
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inns
ii.“
tmlnj» lll u' llv
iml-nll.llll
4': >>iunnl l It nu-lll was still ('x-lllult l.l‘;_\
_lw.lli~h. \l‘ill‘lV :Ill 1hr» l‘mnm tram-rs
l‘l'l'l in l‘l- slw-‘t sill-l (:l' llll‘ llllll‘lit'l
:ml um" S:ll1'l.< I!l::lln _\'o-.~xll-r(l;l\' .llld
it ..< :ml in In :lsxlllnul that lllvv
\'.';l'. .llnlllll'lll tlv- l-l:lr sitlc lull \v'lll
ill ‘vl .lrl: ~ll>llll3lll€lll ul‘ lhv- nllll‘lu-t tn
:llglll'l‘ Ill'iws :md l=lt mil “”1“!”
.-"tll|' line > ltl vl'l \rts to chi-ck :lllv rc—
vu\lr\. 'l‘ln- (lvnum sillmtiun \\‘lll"lt
lm< v'\r‘l'.l I :l :‘uwlainim: intlllcnw‘ 0:1
l»Vll!iu‘l .H-ii\;lj.' “us l‘lL'Hl‘vll'rl :l:~‘ l':ll'
mori- lwy‘f‘fnl l~v itltu-rnutinnm l.lnk-
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ll»: illlr-ll 2~l< \vlln \\'-'l'l‘ (nu: rs lu.‘ I'u~1_
lin:»v"..! l‘:\"ll'll:'.‘¢‘ llmllmlintcly llllv'r
lhc 0:13p «ll 'llllt‘ i-cvlll'l‘l-ll lat“ on
‘1' 11C. ‘. 'l'l‘ l" \\'.:.= spruiul‘v bullish
talk ml l?ll|lHll.llll l'Hlll‘Ililll Slrll'lllS
lhr Lu: mu m .\'v\\' ll;l_\cn in llll' pnsl
l-mr -,.:.< lurid-lie: swell-Inlay bring
vak-‘l :ls Sluslllicnnt m’ lll‘\0‘lll[l-
lllnnls Will-ll lll.l_\-l»- nl' lllv lllLl‘.">’l
lllllllll'lillll'r ill Pillllll‘ llliill‘ll‘l‘x ('(llll"‘l‘ll-
u-«l in. Tllr .\'v\v llii\tl) trading“. Yos-
lv-l‘ll;l_\' it \\.iS ilk‘il'l‘l'll llllll thcsc (iv-
n-lnpmcnls will thsl, tlllu- lhc stcp of
l-ll-scr lz-luliun lwtvv-w-n l‘l nnsylul‘iia
:lssnnling u vlJrninnling lnllm-ncc in
lllt' upurllUllil "if the Now l'lilYl‘iI lincs.
it Was also sllgu‘cstul that this join-
inu ol' the syn-110nm \vill lu- l‘ullowcd luv
ollu l' "(lllSllllIlullUllS \v‘llh Alchison
'lq lllit'll of Pacific (maul count-c-
l‘un nl‘ ‘hvsc arr ‘ll mstvms.
’l’hvlc \vus l: \lLIll'Ulll-l bullish ill-mon-
plrutiun ill the stock market at start,
lhc dirw-l rcsull of the more favorable
m-vvs in lcgnrd to the situation at
il.‘ :l
lonus proposition. 1'. S. Sim-l was in
special demand lwcul.sc_nl‘ :ln cxpccted
:11: av) inch-asp in unflglcd orders to he
shown in tonnage ntntcmcnt at noon
today an] that stock 'ulvancetl 54.- lo
198“}. ("rucillln Steel rose 3-; to 68%
:md Slozs Shcfllcld mndc :1 gain of {-2
to 4414. luldwin moved up one
point to 117. Mexican Pete. rose 1%
to 132 and Pacific Oil made a gain of
, 11.1 to 661.1. Stndchzlkcr which is (-x-
division ol‘ 1?»; sold at 1181,»; :1 not gain
Of 7’
Ul‘llUu :lml lhl’l pl‘lsclll alllllllllv Oil the.
Sch-many
Qilfl; T, *1 ’ "
will: a sore, sour. bloated stom-
' sch. Food does not nourish.
indeed it is a source of misery. causing
pains, belching, dizzincu and held-
aches.
q The person with a bed nomad)
should be satisfied with nothing less
than permanent, lasting relief.
I; The right remedy will act upon the
linings of the stomach. enrich the blood.
aid in casting out the catanhal poisons
and strengthen every bodily function.
9 The Inge number of people who
have successfully used Dr. Hut-Inn's
lemma medicine, recommended for ell
possible endorsement for
0U CAN‘T ENJOY LIFE
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NURSERY
The regular mohthly meeting of the
Norwalk Day Nursery Association was
held Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. C. Swartz. The regular month-
was'transacted and the
following gifts were acknowledged:
Mr. Cal-bone. vegetables: Mrs. Hughes
(McMullen Est) eggs; East Norwalk
Improvement Association. sandwich—
es; Mrs. \V. Henry, clothing; Dr.
l-‘mvcett, professional scrvicse; Nor-
walk Steam Laundry. laundry work:
King's Daughters of So. Norwalk
Pong. Church. 1 qt. milk daily, and
Mrs. Andrews, jelly. .
The Nursery will hold a rummage
sale in the very near "uture and
would be glad of any salable articles.
EASTMAN KODAK CHANGES
STOCK.
THENTOX, N. .l.. .\l:ly lll.——.\'oticc.
was lllcd today with the Secretary of
Sta-lo by the Edstl‘nan Kodak Company
changing cuch share of its common
stock \vilh par value into ton sharcs
of common stock without par value.;
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HEALTH 01mm . .
BACKED BY COUNCIL
Continued from First Pm
ily named \Valsh at 10 First street.
Third district. 'hwo children in the
family for two weeks previous had
been under treatment by another phy-
sician for “chicken pox," and were ab-
.sent from school during that time. On
'the date nicntloued the father became
ill'and the diagnosis was given ‘as a
“mild case" or alleged smallpox. Not-
withstanding the fact that the chil-
dren had not attended school for two
weeks previous this officious health
officer ordered the exclusion of ten un—
vaccinated students from the Junior
High grade of the Franklin School,
and despite the, protests of members
017.0er organizationthey, are still be-
ing excluded, and the police force of
the City are being used in forcibly pre-
venting them from exercising the right
which the law says they must comply
with. viz: the obligation to attend
school under a penalty of a $5.00 fine
for non compliance.
This is a ridiculous position for a
hcalth official to assume. Two Of
they). children have insisted on attend-
ance at their studies and have been
prsent at school four and one half
days despite this order. Twenty-five
days have elapsed since the “'alsh
children have attended school. yet the
cvcludcd oncs are still barred and lo~
day when asked over the phone by an
interested parent when the ban was 10
he removed. the reply of your health
official "was "when he got good and
rcady."
The company paid thc state 325.020‘ *this is the sort of troatmpnt the
for amending its charter.
At Angevine’s
30th
% Anniversary Sale
ONLY
$1.
00
DOWN '
places a genuine Sellers in your kitchen.
Balance in ,small amounts. Last chance to-
marrow.
SELLER’S
itchen
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50 Piece Set of Dishes
A handsome set! of dishes as shown below,
, . cmliwjtheycrvcabinet. 7 7 7 722,, .7 I;
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people ere to ei‘rpect from public offi-
cla}s,§then this protest is timely. There
{she logical reason why those schol-
ars should be kept any longer from
attending to their studies. This con:
ceited health officer should be remov-
ed from office a. thing that could eas-
ily be accomplished it the circum-
stances of his appointment was inves-
tigated and is official acts closely
scrutinized hich they deserve to be.
He has grossly and wantonly abused
the poWers and authority vested in his
office and administered them in an of-
fensive and contemptuous manner.
We have refrained from making-pub—
lic protests against this “disease” doc-
tor. not wishing to add to the notor-
ietyr of this city as A smallpox com-
munit . I’nless some action is taken
to c 1) this fellow’s activities‘ then
we shall feel obliged to conduct a
public campaign in demanding his re-
tlrement.
Respectfully transmitted at request
of executive committee of League
MRS. F‘. ROYII Secretary.
BIG INCREASE IN STEEL QRDEBS.
NEW YORK. May ilk—The month-
ly tonnage report of the 1'. S. Steel
Corporation. made public today. show-
cd $5,096,413 tons of unfilled orders
on hand April 30. This is an increase
from March's unfilled orders which
totalled {4,494,148.
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the selling prices
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RAILROAD TICKETS
Continued tram
First Page,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 1922
Dcur Sixu‘ \
lil‘ltll'lll“ ’
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March 215i urn l r) ( I:
of 1,. --. . ‘- LWLCHO‘
-5» 1le ialmly fillets- V
'lhc almre 91‘: r .., 1pm.,
(CuSIllE‘lt’d and or,- ma 1.} n
New York city. \ise .hn; um «in. ' 5 '0 ad,
The matter was taken up by tho Ki- 10th. or in olhcr I) Sir ”A" l,“
wanls club some time ago and a com- tariff s’zin l,,. NW Yv'fi'rf‘s “F .
mittee consisting of C. M. \Vebb. C. I. of ticket \vill l... 3",?“ 7
Finch and William Raye was appoint- [Wu :1 Soul}. 31.1.3”,
ed. lhcl"1tc ll“lll;_" 12."? . .l;\ mm
The full letter from General Passen- Appreciating- _.~.' . ...
ger Agent Coley follows: ninth-r indulge-n: \J'li' " " in;
‘ New Haven, Conn, May 8. 1922. sm‘s- to x... 3,— _. 7h, ‘2“ N." l'm‘g.
Mr. C. LL ‘Vebb, lem h H’ 1‘ willnl
in Main street, ‘ I
Norwalk, Conn. a. r. “"17“"
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We Here If it“. Houeeware. Delivery
SUMMER HOME NEEDS
Oil Cook Stoves, Ovens, Refrigerators, Window Screens 5”,,
Doors, Lawn Mowers, Garden Tools, WindOw Flower 80x95 h ».
25 Washington Street
South Norwalk
NO WAR TAX
Efi’ective May 8, 1922, the Excise Tax on United States Tires for passenger
cars, both casings and tubes is absorbed by the makers and is not added to
United States Rubber Company
‘ behind it.
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A tire that would
be high value at
morethan$10.90.
At $10.90 it is
They couldn’t help admiring the
price -- spontaneously made
meet the new economy times.
to
’05
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so much tire
. fill' $10-90 /"’M;
J AR-OWNERS who bought a 3Ox3l’2
“Usco” for $10.90 last Fall have
discovered this by now—
Nobody before ever got so much
tire value in the neighborhood of ten dollars.
They never had to question the quality
—with the makers of U. S. Royal Cords
l unapproached.
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Where
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U. 8. Tires:
A. Mcdne,
70 Non] Main Si, South Nor-walk
Fox Cycle & Hard 00.,
108 Washington st, So. Nor-walk
Reavis Garage, Inc.
Taylor Av & Conn Av So Norwakl
131 S. Main St, South Norwalk
Webb Bros,
We offer for a limited time the following sized Steel Garages, at prices ““31
' necessity advance.
PrompteAction Will Save YourMoney
Prices Subject to Change Unless Confirmed in \Vriting
WF'UTE
CALL
TELEPHONE
For Illustrated Folder
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In the face of a rising market
rods-t 9'
These prices include plans for filing with your building department. freight 3‘5. 6::
tlon on your foundation. If your needs are not set forth below, we Will 9 adj -
mit sketches and prices, at no expense. to you.
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Wooden Fram 5““‘l ‘2
7 J, 7 J c- ; , 2 - LEW see-127 4;;c‘ye‘972
’Ckiifflifi No. 20 No 24 No 3" -\. 3
Gauge Gauge Gang“ ( :0
ONE 10'x18’ ...... $215.00 $225.00 $255.00 *3...
CAR 10'120’ $225.00 $235.00 $26300
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l _ Two 16'x18' ........ $290.00 $305.00 $405.00 :jj L,
- CAR 13'x18’ $305.00 $315.00 $420.00 “if“,
20'313' $315.00 $330.00 $440130
. THREE 24'x13' ..... ..... $400.00 $415.00 $3,200.. ‘I‘O
CAR 25x19 . $415.00 $430.00 554000 If”,
Shop or - 26'x1s' $430.00 $445.00 $56000 ‘
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Bluldlng ' FOUR 32'x18’ $480.00 $500.00 $63‘»"-l“~l "fit,
.CAR 34‘x18’ $500.00 $520.00 $651“ “0
‘ se'ius’ ......... $520.00 $540.00 $680-“9_
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FIVE 45‘x15’ $580.00 $600.00 - $80M” '_ i (,0
CAR 50‘x18’ .......... . ..... $600.00 $620.00 $52590 ,_, *‘L
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