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.g ADVERTISEHEm n3” m... we; Ono Wonk. 3100. Mm
) '~ . Prion.
$.17 L ‘ or all ‘ ’ Harris B. Escher; “tho recently
\, fiL “j , acquired the extensive=3lshop proper-
:— ty, Belden avenue. jgns to build
“ ' I . thereon next spring I lumber of new
DIED. ; WANTED '03 3‘“ homes. This «work will prove “other
, . _ - l “a solution {Or the Ion-city of rents prob-
. l-.,\TES. 0F BARE-3N. WANTED—WOMAN TO DO WASH- FOR SALE—A COW AND A CALF. Iem in Not-Walk. Following a contor-
. , ~. ..;,., 'znnmz. Oriole-r 29. mg and ironing at home. Two in tam- Inquire 0! 000138 Herman, Bony!!!“ "1529'. held mum' with Street Com-.
.1 .... . . ‘ -. . 1 'r “1- 1‘, \q I! H l ‘ Avenue ‘ mlssmner Henry Minor. Mr. Brescher
8 law... n -.w am ‘1‘ ~ ‘7 l~_ l asu In 1 c dol vered and cal ed, - agreed to build a 70040.” sidewalk. on
h g .. . ._. ;\.I:r?l- I‘nr C-{K‘ll week. A. Z. c-o Sentinel. — Belden uvanue, bordering the former
H K.‘ ‘1 My,“ (mummy. N“? “I f fOR SALE—ONE cow AND TWO’Bishop land. 7“
“ ' . WANTED—MEN AI 1.1mm“: heifers. cow {mums about Jan. 15th,: ., ‘
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____,___‘_,. _......,-:——-— ,u: I. good want-e. Hitch & Bailey, .and one heifer about March 15th. 5,000 MORE STEEL
WANT. , -~ .-.- ._. .Will also sell 4 tons of bay. 1"!“ His- WORKERS R_ET’U]{R’9
_ _._ -9,“ —~ —'~“ vrANTED—AN ACTIVE ’MAN As ler. R. F. D 40, West Nomlk. ~ __.....
- ' ' .1.u numlnnan. Apply J. a; J. (13511,? “‘——“‘"’“—° “V _" Continued mm Page One.
, - {0' 4:1: .nl 1-"! Phestnut SL, So. Norwalk. 5 FISH—FISH NOR‘PRIDAY Hamil.
' ‘ ,. ‘ .. ‘f 4 c. d - - ..-. . , _ _ . ‘caught bMingh_ ’grg-c Ib..8tea,k Cod worlr at the Trumbull Steel Company,
I. u} . “Will ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ \VANTED~FIRST CLASS STE.\- 150 lb. A! “'ast. Si. Bridge. 9 A. M.‘la{.\‘v;}n-pn_ three weeks as”: under a
-- ll :md .1<ll' ”171:1 4.... .llit-l)‘ in writing giving agento 5 P M ' . oml imminent.
, ,, - a . "h, , . . _ 1 1 . 1 - ~ - , PITTSBURGH. Oct. six—A state.
;- . I In . , .Ir I... I‘lnflaz ,. €1})€rl(‘n(LS am so an (8-? ~ - .menl by John Fitzpatrick. chairman of
I .1 _ _ '7-‘Uti tiny “'(llli r1"l‘u In Box 3 Z. l\ FOR SALE—BEALTIFUL II05IF}. thI‘ natlnnal Sit-(l strike (Quin-”1399' 1‘s
. ”I '.\'«-,u» or .. __ all modern improvements, garage. fine to lhe effect of the theraivn i bilaml-
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1’ “mil: Tire and Rubber Co.
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«guns open at ibu- \lor-
and Rubber Co. for men
.~-I.. High piece "work
' . I'MIl opportunities for
That men may livc
:.:i-l )I~l vrotk with ‘h. 3
!~ Irv liltiuefitld, eat-h day
p, 111.. passing thruugh
(h orgy-luv I1. (‘unnon-
vll and Sofia \l'Illon. for
. :.nd will return at 11
«13 hours a \S’t‘t‘k. Full
;.I the Employment
Nix-walk. Conn.
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WANTED:
SEIVVING MACHINE OPEP-
ATORS ON ALL PARTS OF
SHIRT WORK. FACTORY
CONDITIONS PERFECT.
C‘L‘OD WAGES PAID EXPER-
£1? NCED OPERATORS. IF
NOT EXPERIENCED VVB
\‘v’ELL TEACH YOU AND PAY
YOU WHILE LEARNING.
CLUETT, PEABODY 66 00.,
INC.
l9 IlNTED:
Softhfiut Random and Stif
at Trimmers, good pay guar-
eed.
THE DREYER HAT CO.
., turf
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Experienced Operators on
{mildren's and Misses’ Straw
Ibis. Steady work; $30 per
week to start. ENTERPRISE
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.‘ANTEQ-—SE\'ERAL MEN
m'r Jim-kin: Dept. Good wages.
.-‘y Clover Mfg. Co,
1.\' Wm“. view, near trolley. “.9 have Iunus coal strike upon tho steel sumo
Ap- many choice properties for sole. six
- sli'i‘l slvik" headquarters hrrv today.
00 Day St., So. percent of the purchase money can n»;-
Nmn'alk. main on nIoIIzage. Rannond Bms. (‘hiraso lasl night. Th‘? SUN-merit lol-
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POSITION WANTEDmEXPERI- FOR SALE_CHEVROLEF T0"““slrt:;é:;.e Sfigslgggfli .-. 3m: add
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i'ni‘efl .VOUDJI lady desire-“v DOSIllon m mg car A-l conditlon. electric lights pCsiIion of labor throwllluli?llt“:0::'
general office work. Can do short- and self starter. Cheap (or cash. ln- try. it will mean labor has accepzml
hand a nd I y peWI iting.
Address Box quire 57' Winfield St., East Norwalk.
1.. c-o Sentinel. '
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the challenge of the big group or pm-
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PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
l'nder and pursuant to an order of
_- the Court of Probate for thc lll<vrim oi
FOR SALE—HOUSE 9 .ROOMS. Not-walk authorizing him thwrmxnxn the
___'Slato roof. big attic. finished off in subscriber hereby offers to: sale all
ron SALE—SFORD TOURING CAR‘
”6 lute model. self starter. demountalle
TWO in family. all CCI- rims, bumper. 2 minors; good rubbcr'
vcmcnces in house. A desirable po- with .3 spare shoes and tubes. Must;
siziflon for a middle aired or nanny...” Allllh’ W. A. G.. 26 Franklin Ale,‘
womim. Address A. B. rare of lircn- Norwulk, Corn. .
gin;- ‘s‘entinel. '
‘rom'r
T _ ; 7 ” S ‘ . ~ _ Rl‘tl l‘elnr. l‘lg; barn, hen house. nic ‘ _
O LET YOI R ROOM I A“ 1.:‘0 garden. loIstruit. cistern, well. Prirebme "'1‘ ”011‘": late 0" Rl‘fhm'mrd l“
. fence. An Llrzant place 86,500. Benin“, Sum- ), x0“
-. - - _ F. Nash. Broad River. Nor-yolk. Phonehad m We time “t 1‘" death 5" and to
TO-LET:}‘1\'l-I‘—I{OO.\lS“AXll mg 3 an“. .5 p. M. the fillou‘inl: descxlbed ,real estate, In
vlvmh, :Ill ituw'uvmnnnlsz rental lI)-:;- --_‘—» V“: ‘
Iiil‘m. yum szx. (“mun gmm]. 1 ’l‘rinizr FOR SALE—HOUSE (“a G ROOMS. All that r-mialn truct of real estate
‘Pliee. “‘1'.“ cheap. For particulars call at situated in the Second Taxinz Distrirt
' A Summit St So. Nonvalk. .of the (‘in 0t Norwaflr in the town at
_ __ Norvmlk: hounded Northern- ft.
OF FINE more or less. by land of Elizabeth Jr»
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WANTED—RELIABLE WORKI
. TII-lh‘é‘ltm‘pon
:r‘mwzmnn's, rent $20 per month,
ichi‘uhcn. Apply m 153 Sn, )lain street.
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TO L'ET-SROOM APARTMEYT
721'. Kris? “'mhinuton St..}2ast Nor-‘
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FOR SALE-ATEAM
1313:. Maui 0 6i Sn. Main SLTel. (i0. “urkinfz horseS. Phone Vl’iltnn ”.2, :DPS; Easteltl." 207 feet. mum 0.“ l~'\q
.__._ :by land of Harriet A. Dickurnmn: Sou
FOR RENT AT Till: SHORE. A' FOR SALE—AT SIIUI’ELT‘S GAll- therlr 7'» feet. more or less. by blah-
57 rut-m lilii‘Ci'lO‘l‘, furnkhr-d.
fin: roams. 3le a month.
"Anny. South Norwalk.
4 sleep. ago, “monsptm \l'lnter Tops for wnv known as “'e't Street or Flax
Lawrence I’lirds. $54.73 ntmrhed. Limited sun “in R030? and ““9”er 307 f9“-
V 1] Edllo Axe” Lani Nur- more Ol‘ ll-ZQ‘ llX' llll‘." now M tormelY
walk. Tel. 1633-3. '0! Charles A. Knapp: For part-“lemurs
FOR RENTlelTII OPTION '1") I._ .. and tmms, apply to J. 14""ls Chapman.
‘r'llrr‘ham. ‘i mom house. rams". W'O' FOR SALE—A MODERN s ROOM Administrator (2. t. a.. 11 Union Square.
i-‘ii-I'Pg. “11““. gardens, “7““ Norwalk, house. All improvements. Bi: lot. N. Y. City.
[ply on hand.
[Address Boy 470. Darlen. CODD- 'rentl'ally located. Price $4500. R2 -‘
3 “‘ ~ "' Joscloysky. , District of Norwalk. as. Probate
l BUSINESS NOTICES- : — - Court. October 28, A. I). 1.019.
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EeIaIe of John llnwney jute 0! NJ!”
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mu!“ , ‘ FOR SAL€——8 CYLINDER “Ll‘S-
PAINTING — P‘ - GINO, walk in said District, deceased.
ill' ml gmobllc, excellent condition wire
decoratin" 93111th nw‘ ' “ ’ m ‘ 101‘? odd. A Ilv fm‘ (It'll-
paper, np-to—dnte styles, love-t. pricoo.x,“l“ "”1 * m . ’ p“ . - m
‘Blotimateo cheerfully Kim M ar.:onstral10n nt Benedict I Garage. um.
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lder; solicited. Tel. 2139. Alexander‘honh Mm? Street.
‘W‘nlte. 61 1-: ll! avenue: ‘ "
hibit his Administration account Io
bate other! in Norwalk, 0n the 6th day
of Novombe; 1919. at 10 o'clock fore
noon: anJ'Il‘aI all persons interested
in said lit-tale may be notified thereof.
Q FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT I:.\'I-
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Eéfon and Stevens streets, also 33 Elm-
word I Flaherty, proprietor. Tmck-lwond avenue. SIomge room at Mar-
? 1118- 10118 distance hauling. Lightishall street. The Hatch & Bailey Co. ' the Administrator will cause ‘this or—
; MFG. 00., 52 Water St, land heavy trucking. OfriCe telephonell _ ’der to I". published in a newspaper
i ”58]. 300 house connection. l FOR SALE—‘1 SHARES' CETY I " ,havinz a circulation in said I‘istrifl. at
. l _ itional Bank. South Norwalk. 10 shar- least five days before said Gth day
l , l PROFESSIONAL. les. Fairicld County National Bank .of November. 1919. ‘
i? WANTED I I’ . t \‘I ehealt 10 ion zNorwalk. Address Locked Box M.” HENRY “'. GREGORY
- -‘-' ' "‘ ”7"” gm“ 3 . 009 ' ’ '2 'I . . ’ . ‘ Judzc.
e - unenenced Operators on Mask Ball. Music Hm Thursday,250“th Mmalk P0“ 91‘1“,” -. ‘__{ .
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Se“ "12- Machines Oct. 30.Steegmulle1 s Orch Adm 5 c PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
To those Willing to work, Including war tax. We have a. valuable parcel at Under and nurwant m an order °'
“ ’ ‘ ' ; ' ' b He for the District
3.0.00 first two weeks, With m— ; Vernon Hughes I land located 111 a very desirable (geVCourlL guilt-Sing him they-pun").-
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:gease after that tune. Work , SINGING TEACHER. , part of the city. We can ofi‘er , hprpby cam for sale
ry interesting, pleasant sur-
mundings. Apply NORWALK
WAIST 00., 127 Washington
3%., So. Nor-walk, 0t. 2nd floor.
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the subocr‘rixvr
all such right. llilf‘ and interest as
Georgianna Comstnck of Norwalk in
said District. an incapable pemon. bar
in and to the following described real
‘,Teaches on Tuesdays. 66 South Main!
1 street. Telephone 22, So. Norwalk. ‘
'..For terms and Particulars address.
3313, West 57th street, New York canal
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at a. bargain. This must be sold
to close up an estate.
Vr’ANTED~—T“'O FURNISHED
lpO‘lliflinlS. quiet neighborhood, conve-
nimIr-r-s for 1min honsellgeping: near
“rosy Avenue or hill section. South
Nm'ualk. Adults, Hotel Ma-
harkemo. Nor-walk. Stating
terms.
Address,
Somh
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V.’ A N T E D —ABOOKKEPER TO FIG-
nw I "s and keep factory book.
Fw- Belgian Dress Co. 68
\V ~- 5.). Norwalk. '
\ . ANTED —~ SERVING MACHINE
amwmr, State wages expected. Ad-
2.
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‘f Ailjmzor. care of Sentinel.
V/ANTED e-YOI‘NC GIRL WISHES
.1»le a4 purse girl. Inquire at 71
r-llll“. Aux. E. N.
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WANTED-Cl'l"l-‘ TURNERS TO
i" work home. Cluett. Peabody &
Cr Inc. “
\‘IANTEDr *SHOEMAKERS. WOOD
setters. heel seonrers and
help in all branches.
.‘ .s steady work. Apply
1.. Unbiii’l Futile Cm,- Stamford. Conn.
hnfil‘ . .
.3.
I‘- n.
" wANTI-zojyvomT‘ivovnn Emu
wark bv the any or hour. Competent
cook. Address S. M., on Sentinel.
_WAIIT£D~SEVERAL~HEN.F’OR
our Fucking
Department, flood noel
estate. to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land with [he buildings thereon, situa-
: PIANO INSTRUCTIONS—VVINN;x
School. Ragtime and popular muslca
ltauuht any one in twenty-five lessons.i
‘1! you have a piano. why not learn to;
[play it. Studio days, Monday. Tues-l
‘dav and “’ednesdififi Hours. 10 a. m.»
.I. M. Layton & Co.,luc..
Real Estate and Insurance
com IOBWAIL onus
l the (‘ity of Norwalk in the town of
.to 9:30 p. m, ’Phone 1185-2. 120 VVaeh-E lXorwalk. being in dimensiongs silt?-
llnT-f'on mee‘v 50“”) Nm'wa‘k- “1mm“! "" four and nine-tenths (54.3) feet wide
IP05: Office. Studio now open or en- ‘ ‘ _ (1 rear. and two hundred six—
?m"‘""’" cm”! sey‘mm’ super!!!" L081 :3 3:11:13 me tenths ($66.6) feet.
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(tender! 3 - - . ’more or less in del‘lh? bounded "Ur
LOST—410.00 BET“ EB)- SOR-
therly by lands severally ot Jcnph Di-
John A. Wigton, Eliza Blower,
Donley and Charles
lwalk and South Norwalk, Oct. 29, by
lone who needs it. Reward. G. B. H. .sesn.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD.
1 Matt avenue. Nor-“111k Conn.
PRIVATE \LESSONS lN DANCING.
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l I h 1333 QSentinol, "“3 AngBmdley; max-Ly by highway
L 1': ep one . _ ' . ‘ _ cdll ed - Chestnut Street; Sovttherly
. - -4 ~~~ ‘f— l ros‘r—ur GRAB m
f The South
and Westerly by land 0
Norwalk Union SebOOl; For variou-
'lnrs and tame. mph to George - H.
rVosburrh, Conservator. 94 Wishing-
gm St., South Norwnlk.
SALE —- HANDSOME cat on'Flax Hill Road. Reward otter
ad for return mm.mmnm
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FOB
:residence on South Main St. Well
;built and with all modern im-
lprovements, with garage and gar-
Price $16,000. For particnv
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Court. October. 28 A. D. 1919.
Estate of Ham DOM late of
'Nomlk in said. lieu-lot. deceased.
i Ordered. rm the Administruor
3comm his nonhuman mans: to
ion. Com-I tor Meet. 1: the Pro-
Ebola once in Sal-wan. on the 6th day
lot November: 1019. In 10' debut (are
'noon; and that oil per-III- inter-sud
in said um my be notified W.
,0» mum
den. f .
liars
‘ Ask mm: Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
.Real Estate, Insurance.
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’ Have yonrrord overhauled or to
,Inairoll a Rim-2's Gonna. 118nm
limes. Ta. ’25. M you put!
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Martian“;
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and labor m general. was lSrUQG at'
following: F‘itzpatricli's departure for.
e such right, IiIle and'inIr-resI ac 51in-'
Opp-rad. That the Administrator a~\'-
this (‘nurt for adjustment, at the Pro-°
ted In the Second Taxing District of,
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‘Tboy have a grip on the throat of
the public and the covets-cot. The: .
hove defied labor, the public old the
manhunt. They have refused to
,deal with labor in the steel industry
lbecause they have hopes there m:
llhpy can defeat organized labor. But.
in: the coal induslry they are hopeless
,0! “eating the older. better tried or-
'ganhtion. So they let the govern»
lmontrto try and Iorce the coal miner:
'to arbitrate.
Arbitration is no good in the Heel
industry, but it‘s tine {or the coal in-
«luau-y.
war, and who still are pioneering.
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Young Boys and Girls over 16. Will pay
”Mien. Good din-cc tor advance-
“. meat;
LA FEDERAL FUR DYEING CORP.
. "serif? 3-; Bishop lam, Holden Ave, 'orwunx.
l “it the miners strike '3 tremendous
power is added to the labor furor.-
struggling Io loosen the grip of ruth-
lees promeI-rs on labor and the pub-
lic." -
Arcoxding to latest remrts morn
union headquartem. the strikers or ”9'
Pittsburgh district were sanding linn .
and sIeI-l production was [or below
normal. Company WprcsentntiveS‘
denied that such conditions prevailed
‘and said the mills ware operating and
:gaining in manpower daily.
HOOVIER SAYS
COST or Fooo
ASH CANS
WC MMIM, Goal Roda, Owl Shovel;
Furnace 8:011:33, Pokel's, Lifters, Flu Cleaners, Oil. _Gas and
’WWWMeygTubm,0uLamps
Electric
Burners. “‘33! W- W
Albert F. Gehebe
IT‘. HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE
Phone 527 25 WASHINGNN S‘I.
WILL FALL SOON
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crops. Mr. Hoover said. adding thaI
.they are in line mr large. losses as a
result. Wholesale prices already arc
declining. reflecting this situation. he
pointed out.
The Food Administrator has recent-
..ly returned from Europe. when- be has
.been conducting the American relief
,work. He pointed out that Germany
'is largely responsible for food exports
.ialiing below predictions.
1 “in the belief that Germany would
demand a huge amount of 100d large
,holdings were purchased {or ‘export
there. he said, "but the nation tighten-
ed up its hot another notch. maintain-
ed its war ration rnd, waitul until its
harvests. which were satisfactory, rc-
licvod the situaIion.’
Explain. S or Show-tune.
Mr. Hoover also iscum-‘ed the threat-
ened sugar shortage in this country.
declaring that prohibition is largely;
responsible for the prosent'scarcin..
The l’nich Stains Sugar Equalizalinnl
.Boani is planning to an: the President .
'inr authority to ration manufacturers!
of candy. soft drinks and lll! like. in]
order that the consumers may not be.
deprived of their supply. “Raw Stigma";
said Mr. Hoover. "has rioen beyond the 3
point where it can be bought udvan-j
million-Sly for the family. ,
"Prohibition by increasim: the) sale.
of soft drinks and candles has lncreas: ;.
ed lbc consumption of sugar in this.
country 350.000 tons a year.” M r. Hom- ?
rr said. "in Mart-ll it ace-med as ill
supplies would be ample. but war-r
time prohibition rapidly deer: ased sur-j
pluses. The available supplies {or No—L
\‘cmbcr and December are virtually:
the largest in history. but the lncrcas-l
ed demand probably will cause a mi-;
nor shortazv. which might
into n [amine if Ihu mnsdmrrs are not‘
Prompt Delivery 50- “W"
Bepudable Trustworthy Economical
The true meaning of value to buyers _of Furniture n3
Hometurnishinxs is answered in our offerings. While every
article in our store is of reliable quality, the prices on to
moderate as to really mean a saving to all who take advent-Qt
of ”me. ~ a I» W"
This is one of our many offerings:
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mm. BED—Very durable and attractive.
aroma—or good quality.
nmESMtton top, that will give lengthy wear.
THE THREE PIECES—$27.00
We inviteaninnpection tint will prove worthy to you in
many ways. 3-...“
Mm pron“: - 'p/er: 1. owner
dove-lop ‘—-—I I
protected. Sexfi-‘Inl )I-ms ago the per
capita consumption was smcntytbrmi
pounds a year. About 11 year 11:10 it:
was eighlydour. but prohibition has
sent it up to ninetthree."
Continuing: his dismission of thr-
world food situation and the American
exports Mr. Hoover said: '
“My own view of the situation is'
that there was overexportatior. of food
supplies this year. The excess or
Irom 16.000.004I In 20.009000 ions of
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NOVEL‘I‘IEB
Place Cards. Crepe PI...
Luncheon Sets, Jack 01-:
term.
Consult the DENIM! BO-
GIE BOOK for omnal‘ ‘ Moo: in
costumes and house dm
We will gladly help you pk
HALLOWE
HATTERS
ATTENTION !
GENERAL MEETING
Monday. November 3111
RED MEN’S HALL
food which we will have at the end 01" “um Homflk your ”nY-
the bar-resin cannot be moved out of. ILTON
the country without the establishment ' All Butters Welcome F. L. HAM
at credit machinery. Europe's low eph 1.
credit should work to the benefit all . 49Wal18t. Tel on.
the people of this country by decreas—l . l f—
lng exports. -——_~w- , ‘ ”*-,-_ ..- , ._ .. ..~————-2
3 Large Food Stock Here. ‘ . . ldren " he said.
. dernourished chi ,
“it Is pomlarl an «wed that 130“?! ~ d the sn- .
WW. .5. iii? H... Ti: 1333:: 22.2.2lzlizzrlillmh... Electrical wm and
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' slofismdf [63:] 1illu Ill; nlqllilg‘de'b‘tz‘tgi ‘ dren. {Seth‘ngiicsgdegmedfimftlg‘dgry Renal“!!!
Ills! August were the largest in our-.1232? surplus. F. J. FLAHERTY .
him-mat: hailing?” Sum; "w mm W "Wilt: 4 Charles an m um
ha , men a reasonicoumv‘.y would be our candy cone _“_ Phone 309-18 ..
, I: caused high prices. ltion for just one day, It should be in.
"There have been two forms of spec—
ulation. One is the relatively small
amount of purely vicious speculation
in food supplies in which men pur»
chased food and held it for higher
prices.
tion I have referred to in which ex-
,porlers of food bought up week after
week supplies of all kinds in anticipa-
,lion that after the armistice was sign-
ed Germany and Other
buy it.
“The purchase: did not materialize.
.W'hen exports did not more prices be-
gan to,drop in the wholesale market.
though there ‘Was little reduction in
the retail price. Still the buying by
‘exporters went on, for there was aper-
i’oct cloud of reports from Germany
that a large food vacuum must be mi-n
ed. M was this large buying that forc-'
ed prices up and the failure of the
supplies to move caused olight reduct-
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mm m the "ham“ ””ce- This drop utive Bland: Republican. Indiana. sub-
.will, I believe. continue, and to mylmnm a statement from the sugar
price of nu-‘Eqnuuuon Board um 493,000 long
'tons of sugar were exported from the
United States this yen. 0! which 154,-
900 long had been intended for domes-
tic consumption, while ‘tbe runnindor
'had been refined here for buyers
a
mind a heavy tall in the
pies is due.
“Another reason for higher prices is
lthe habit the Amerionn people have
gacqulred of buying expensive things.
in is a feature of the appuilin; pub-
chology of the “motion." .
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sired to buy at wholesale 1. lute qm- :3.me declaring that 1.798.000 pound-
tity of inexpensive shoes (or children. or my sugar were mid in Bowl
The manufacturer informed him thotg'as also 4.224.800 pounds of the army'
in“: for din
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lplnn oi the Allies to prevent sullen“
/ )lr. Hoover uppeured before the in occupied unitary."
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i'tlley’had ceased iomake thntxruieof
‘I‘sll‘noeo humiliate was noun-tenor
on.
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mbered that the (In .
lagsumea 8,000,000,000 pounds of sugar
vearly. The only other sugar
.distn'buted
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The other 15 the larger Condi-iggy Force. 1'
last-cement m to go
,oners in Germany.
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countries would 1C
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'Eiddeim?” from ltaly. Mr. Hoover
mild, and he insisied that the gold for
i'ts payment be turned over to _
lUnited Stat“ instead of ltnly, as In as
desired, since the lupply was bougm
=on advances from the American Treas-
disincentive. in cm "in Dillon”. Secretory Baker wrote Choir-j
man has mum at cm: to m nun at the mum-y Commitml Clmcolate
be “Wild by the Auto m1. 7,151,083 pond: at sngu' were
bought on‘hud by the War Deporunont.
h.~t’=—v¢ ,
“bamt o :mdfil
that I;
in Europe was 4.0.000
ads from the American munition-
hich under an lnieralm-d
to Russian pris-
For this France
ill reimburse us." .
Mr. Hoover denied that he had pnI-
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based Moon in this counir) ownr .
talv for relief work when the army
- This meat was bought
the
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.—--Represen-
bro-d.
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