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Business is booming !
Dayton, Ohio.
Merchants everywhere tell our
800 salesmen that business is
booming
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Farmers have had two record
crops, at big prices, with big
demand at home and abroad.
Stocks of manufactured material
are short, and labor is in great
demand. ‘
Erports largely exceed imports.
factories are busy, many work-
mg overtime.
More freight cars are needed, and
steamers are taxed to capacity.
People are living better, and
spending their money more freely. '
_ This country has the best money
in the world, and more of it than
ever before.
Such a combination of favorable
circumstances never has oCcurréd
before, and probably will never
occur again. ~ . ’
Billions of dollars are passing
over the merchants’ counters. ~
The people who spend this money
want the best service.
They demand it in all kinds of
stores, from the smallest to the
largest.
They get it in stores which use
our up-to-date Cash Registers,
< which quicken service, stop mis-
takes, satisfy customers, and
increase profits. ~ ;
Over a million merchants have
proved Our Cash Registers to be-
a business necessity. - ~
1'». . [Signed]
fluy Quoted of Prices News! Pre-
hibltlve on Not indicated.
Goldazwhhhl have always been
among lb 0 ordinary necessi-
the moneyed mlm 61' women will be!
able to support a ilrst class cold for
a period at two weeks 01 a mmth.
Cartoonist: who a year and a halt ago
made small Iorlunes by their satires
onthehighpriceéi’ewseemtobe
in a fair way lo reap another har-
vest through but price or drugs.
However the situation‘is inst tak-
ing on a muons} sspect-druggists say,
and many drngil which have been on
the rise steadilly since the beginning
oi the war, are now advancing by
leaps and bounds. For instance,
quinine, which A year ago was selling
at twentyodve lor thirty cents an
ounce. is today quoted at 82. so and
" ion the rise, slid one local druggist
even higher. ll‘urthermore. it is still
‘stated today thllt he fully expected the
drug to reach 185 an ounce in the
course at the next six months, it the
' route to this rind other neutral coun-
- looms a pound, and bid fair to go
war continues.
l_ As long as German ships are unable
‘lo bring their cargoes to American
,ports, prices all many of the drugs
Iuill continue to soar, for Germany is
a leading factor in the drug trade.
lGerman drug producers are afraid to
Attempt to ship drugs because of the
‘dangcr of their being lost entirely on»
tries.
Bromides, solicylstes and kindred
drugs are quoted at a price which is
almost prohibitive. Germany furnishes
a great portion of the bromides used '
Iin the drug (rude in this country and
so the great rise in prices can be read-
ily scoounted for. . ‘
For instance, the price quoted on
snilcylatcs a year ago was 85 cents a
pound; today it is 3.75. Bromide;
potash has jumped mm 50 cents a
pound to '3. 215. This advance in the
has been corlrespondingly great.
The supply ‘of aspirin is at present
so low that the manufacturers are
.controlling the supply formerly eon-
trollcd by the iobbcrs. The price has
risen from 33 to 80 cents an ounce.
Cod liver oil, which a year ago was,
selling at till end 850 a barrel. is
barrel. Glycerlino has jumped from 2!
to 71 cents an ounce. The supply of
this last named drug is very low. “
Many commodities. including no
lchelle salts, have risen ten and twelve
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. Carbollc acid. used universally as
on antiseptic; has risen in the past
your from 12 cents to $1. 75 a. pound.‘
2.11mi like the, others, is still on the
lrisc. Ordinurymsoda hns'gonc from
$70 cents to $3.25 a pound, und hen-1
lzontc of soda from 35 cents to $3.25
la pound. Snit—petrc. used in great
‘quuntitles all over the country, has
Jumped front 4% to 1?. cents. Lsnv
jolin has reached 95 cc ts as against
12 cents a year ago. Oil of winter-
,grecn, synlhutic, a common remedy,
from 271.5 cunts has gone to $1. 68.
Manufacturers and iobbers ull re-
!fuse to sell in largv quantities any of
the drugs affected by the war. and are
reluctant toquoie prices on any but
the smallest quantities. it is n situa-
modern drug undo.
Jro rovert'back to the question of
quinine. which is, perhaps. the most
”discussed of the drugs affected by the
general soaring of prices. various rea-
sons have blien advanced tor the great
increase. in price One reason and one
which has been most generally cred-
ited, is that New York concerns have
eorncred the market and are boosting
the price. in the past few weeks for-
tunes have been made in drug specu-
lation ' and {indications are at the
present many more will be mode be-
fore the market becomes normal
again. .
Manufacturers are now talking of
substituting South American cinchona
mal source of supply. The perocnb
' age of yield of the South American
. bark is very low and the substitution.
would heartily i‘ncreaserthe cost of
production ‘1 .
40.5 DEER KlLkED.
I to Effect Is 135.
3, HARTFQ‘RD Nov. 3.——'l‘he law
" passed At 1 c lnét seaslon of the son'-
era] ussem ly concerning the killing
. of deer has been in operation' three
' months. Elbe number reported killed
Haven, 48: New London, 54: Fair-
ileld. 36:
A' reporil was received Monday in
ilt‘ it‘ we: suggested
.price of other drugs of a like nature ..
today being acid of $125 and 3150 d ‘
tlou unparalleled in the history of the
bark for the, product of lava. the nor,- ‘
Average Pit? Month Since Law Went
is 405.1‘h‘e killing by counties is as '
follows: Hafitord county, 79; New ,
; , indhm. 39: thchtleld, 98;,
Mlddlesex, 32: Tatiana, 19. . .
Established nit-1
Linoleum, Special ,
- Three patterns of Linoleum to close out at a specral
reduction. Two conventional block designs, the third in
plain wood, brown. Quality $1 25 a square yard
, , AT 90¢. . ~
V For kitchen, bathroom, pantries, etc. ’ ,.
. . Third floor.
Glass Wore
, Thanksgiving and other festive days in prospect.
Every housekeeper makes calculation long before a
dinner party as to how many guests she must provide for
and allow perhaps for an extra one or two. Therefore she
takes stock of her glass and china. Nothing seems to dis~
appear like glass ware. Where do tumblers go? The glass
section is perfectly equiplwl no“ all pieces good quali—
ties, moderate prices. ~_ :g .
- Fine needle-etched Tumblers, . 6 for 37c
Plain Tumblers, . 6 for 30¢
Colonial Tumblers, 6 for 451:
a second quality, . 6 for 35¢
a third quality, .6 for 15¢
Colonial Goblets, .. ,_ .. 6 for 65¢
Plain heavy Tumblers, ,6 for 15¢:
A large Showing of Fruit and Nut Bowls. Celery
Tray 5, (heese Dishes Sugar and Cream Sets. Oil and
\ lnegar tructs, lll‘Yll Fruit Bowls and Cake Stands.
\Vinc Glasses, Sherbet (ups, Locktails, liqulur
(’llasscs and Finger Bowls. . Basement.
Gas Ranges
of recent and adVanced designs.
Gas Ranges with white enameled door pant-ls,
broiler and dust pan $11.50
Single Oven Range;~ 4 top burners 2 m' on burners,
interior of ovens finished in baked aluminum, $10.00
Elevated Oven Range. 4 top burners. loucr men iit- ,
‘ led with 2 burners lighted by pilot from outside.
Both ovens finished in baked aluminum, $28. 50
ShOrt Cabinet Range, 4 burner top \\ith simmering
burner, 4 ovens chvatcul dllllllllllllll finish \\ hitc
cuamelcd door panels " $30.00
Stamford Gas Ranges—
'1 hrcc burner top cooker “iih ow,“ $8.00
Three burner “llll own and broiler. $9150
. the burner top range. men and broihr. $15.00
Water Heaters—
Triplex Coil ._ $14.50
Vulcan Coil $16.50
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' Cookers and Heaters connected without any charge.
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Let inc scnd you FREE PERFUME
( Write today for a testing bciilo‘ or? t
ED. PINAUD’S LlLAC
The world'. r. "most famous perfume new dint! as sweet
as l‘ihcliulnghb assert PM ha .dl; orchid atom? at) a llhalh.
Flnc nitcr sting All thetaluc ls inth wriums- -\.'0u don t
pay extra tor a fancy bottle. The quality is v mndcriul 'l he
price only 75:. (6 oz ). Send it. for the little bottle enough
or 50 handherchlds. W rite today.
PARFUMERIE ED. PlNAUD,Dcpa1-tment M.
ED. PNUD BUILDING NEW YORK
AUCTION! mu 1
Old John Knapp Homestead
ON BELDEN HILL, WILTON, court.
uohWALK PROBATE counrso ORDERS
To Go Under the Hammer lo the Highest,
Bidder 7 ‘ ‘ '
This beautifully located property consists of u Rambling Old Farm
House in good condition, with eleven rooms. all electrically lighted, .
telephone connection, good burn any other outbuildings
A 7-room cottage, 90 broad acres, more or lees half 01 it in ’cxceb
llcnt tillable condition, balance woodland and pasture. “
The entire property is on an elevation, has slghtly surroundings. 3'
healthy and invigorating air, line view of distant hills and other
landscape, and possesses every attribute for a delightful cauntry
home. . g'
Will Be Sold by Order of tilt: Probate Court, District of
‘ Norw.1
011 Saturday, Not. Gill, lill5 ‘
Ar 2 30 P. M. ON THE PREMISES.
Terms Made Known a; Time of Sale. "
GEORGE F. KNAPP, W. H. GUTHRIE
Administrator. , , Auctioneer
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account-s RoMANcs. ‘ ; otAliherin, Spain. Pastor mode t
HARTFORD. Nov - 3.~An 80011 trip to this country solely to m
mile romance culminated in this city Miss Guilliano, ,and he has 111
Saturday morning, when Miss Adela engaged pitssmgea tor a returlljri ..
N. Guilll‘uno, daughter of Mrs. Amalia spam. The young man and his.” ‘
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""dlkutl to be done to
' " ‘ , hunters to
‘ seph it"; Elliptic,"~ a young business moo ,sail for Spain Friday.
Militant; of '80 Seyrmurfireet was
married in St. Peter’s church to .10 soon after the wedding, and they
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are in New York, where they as.
Norwalk Chronicler