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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 5, 1920 · page 10

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, » NS EXPERT , .
l a . .By L. WARD PRINCE
I Will h' ,. . ’fl :bfiesidem. ‘Ve'tchwvr County Realty Board. ‘ — ’ .
ousesnn Vie su urbs be cheapo ' next Spring-‘1’ I ha - . ‘ 'g
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told that the peak had been - . , ~~ 9 ”audio“ “tn-the price ‘31 ’fimbér- We were
every-Sing e139, leached and. Dabbedand that housmgafis on the down grade with {l
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ted to answgggg (fligtsliieofiklpiéntsfha? enter into the house market, 80 that we may be better fit- I H The Winche t
price of lumber is a snare an?!1 03131.93. 1:1 the first place, the much heralded reduction in then % . s
‘on was has ed Olathe usxon. l rices are now about where they were ten months ago i -
1 1 e very top of the market. Little material wasrbought after the: . f .

The cost of a house started to da 1 3101181115: offered today 18 priced upon these high rates ' . ~- ~ ~ ~
, , YWOH d be higher than ev - ~ .- l H ' . ~ -, .- - «~3'rm'm“ " ”w“
on;ac09unt of the recent increase in wages * /\no 1 ° 91" Qa‘blfr‘miééfié wwflmLX “.41.? h l '

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from ten to twenty per cent. Owner's WhOWere in the habitof raising their prices $1.900 over
3 ' 3,..rnight have halted and in some cases receded a. bit. I cannot urge too strongly the tuneworn
* . adage, “Buy when the demand is slack.” ~ , . . ‘ , . .

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w " .- . ~'= ~ ‘ » We harness in the suburban building business; Good men fie almost 1211- 3;; STORE
W 7pi'ocurable even at'the very high wages maintained. Materials are still very difficult to procure ’ ~ H .v ~
and prices have fallen only slightly. ' . ' . 3 , it; ; F M C' u th
New “housing ceases almost immediately the demandlets up. There is no chance of an over- 3 o ; 0
production. Builders get the spirit of the market from the news repotts. Ithausos do not sell _ - l ELECTRIC SHOP
. «readily at full prices, no new ones; are started. Building in Westchoster suburbs has almost reach- , ~ \ ; ’3‘.“ All
edthe vanishing point. 7 . ’5 3 ; fie WALL ST. 3 .
Therb again we cannot getaway fronl the inexvitable law of snugly and demand. If all the , - 3 J , 0mm of my; and ”plum; .1, _. 3. m...
. facilities at the command ofsuburban builders were put Into continuous Operation the result would ~ m . Von.” b
not be overproduction for seve years to come. The figures on the seriousness Of the shortage l“ 3 W - ; ; ; ; 3 ) l“ H TM
and the infinitesimal effort the. "is being made to overcome .‘t in the neighborhood of New York 2*: HOME OF A-B-L 51 1 H.- .. . .
city are so alarming and so well known by the general public that «it; 18 unnecessary to go again ; :3; _ WASHER.
.. into these painful details. :3 ‘f _ ; __ ' lg? ‘ - ~ my”,
, All this sounds discouraging in the extreme; butsthere is some hope on the other Slde: Spoon- ; . H ; :W -,
lators have been startled by the effect of the rent laws and in some cases have cut their prices :3; ,3 7
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. Some people are looking forward, even hopefully, for a busmess depress on whl‘éh would ; E 35,...“ iIZLTZIiiZZZZiZZLZZIi ““33 3332;;
, bring about lower wages, and; therefore, lpwel: M f ‘3 and a radnqedcost 6f hvmg. fillings funds—3 _ . . 3 a... ”7;: 3??? .
4. mentally a false position. Men who think that them to safety andto prosperity is through ; - saw. .... ......... fifi‘k’l N G H A M .
panic, and depression’and low prices, are absolutely; without any understanding of the prom t . . . 3' WC . Street Tel M
ditions. Because panics and lack of, employment in the past, throwing mllhons of people out :39 West ‘ 3:1“? " 32M“ 3...}... ; :worrE?‘
of employment, have brought about lower wages and” lower‘ ' cost, of‘living, is no reason whatever ~. 9" .1; I. . mm: on N. ,
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on earth can alter this 'fact formally years to come." Wages are high, and justly so. They should

~ continue high. Under present conditions the laboring inanis entitled to h'gh wages so long as he
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