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Of Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear.
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tion to investors and market trad.
bound flipage PURCHASE AND SALES
booklet, especially valuable for keeping a simple and accurate
- record of all transactions.
It is useful not only because it shows you at a glance how
your account stands, what your profits and losses are on each
trade, but also as a referents; for income tax purposes.
Dividend tables for figuring the investment yield of securities
are appended.
It you will send us a list of the stocks and bonds you now hold,
we will be glad to enter themhnd send the booklet to you- , or
you may make your own entries if you choose.
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HAMBURG STEAK.
Rib Lamb Chops.
Shoulder Lamb Chops . . ........... 30c lb.
Stewing Lamb.
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hdchultsa Markets Cldssfat Noon (D. 8. T.) on Wednesdays.
IUTO‘
S.’ GARA‘-
k’ f..-
. " “The numbesn of Rm Commu-
to! an W in
gauntlet: question will pro
rniah
andthe U
ototsnchgnatureast tobesolved
by an appeal to arms. American mis-
qua who
undo- ot Japan. some think that as
a ”a belli between Japan
atatea wnile others are
0‘ the «million that the scramble (or
flats and interests will use the two
countries to war. These questions are
understandings about Japan may be ‘5.
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dlspelled by the eitorts oi’ diplomats :
who sen explain the general tenden-
cies of the world. and Japan's posi-
tion. plainly and fearlessly. Immllfl
tion is no more a question with
America than with Great Britain
which is Japan's ally. Such a. prob-
lem can be sohed with the procre-
of civilisation and not understand-
ing. It is not the whole American na-
tion that objects to Asiatic immigra
tion on rack! grounds.
a free comm. where any
opinion can be expremed with perfect
freedom. It is not surprising there-
fore. that from the Japanese stand
point some or the arguments in
America about Japan may seem too
bold and reckless. It is a mistake to
think. howev'en that these views ro-
present public opinion in America.
"The questions pending between
Japan and the I'nlted States at pre-
sent are likely to be sohed with the
passage of time. It is true there are
some Americans who are not mus-
ned with Japan a doings in China and
Korea. while thrre are other Ameri-
or us who pertpetly understand Japan's
“onion.
Japan is not stilhout faults. During
the progress 0‘ the war Japan con-
luded with Chin: what is known as
a military agreement by which It was
undertaken that Japanese officers
the Chinese army. and the common
use of arms by the Japanese and
Chinese was stipulated in the agree-
ment. This not unnaturally gave rise
to the suspicion among the Occiden.
tale that Japan is attempting the
Jupanlsniion or China in the same wav
as Germany contrived the German-
iauiion o! Turke) The twenty -one
drmnnb peel-e by Japan to China
are also cause
'Ia‘ ding or n among Europeans
and Americanew In the Siberian inter-
vention. Amer-ha proposed that aiml-
lnr numbers of troops should he dea-
patchld to Nberia. but whore-u
America amt only 7.000 men. Japan
deapatchcd us many as 70..000 This
aroused lh- suspicions of America as
to the real ll lontiona of Japan Japan' a
failure in sum—is ls cltar from what
has follow-“l dnce then.
"But hulh educated. thoughtful
American:- 71.1 not believe in such a
thing as u..: between Japan and
America."
RIC-A. Latvia. July 20.——Little
Krulllw or lluaaian~Americans. who
\\'l‘l‘t- drporlc-d or volunteered to go
from America to Soviet Russia. are
trickling back across the tandem froth
nor iron. the land of the Bolsheviki
nrv (requmltly these days. all with
llr hope of getting back to the Unit.
mi Slates
Tllv-‘m emigrants. according to
American Consular oincials. who hear
their stories. and have to tell the!!!
there is not much chance for them to
get hack. are ..reatly disappointed
with what they found in the "Prom-r
lscd Land. " ’
The) tell of starvation and long
rides in trains so packed with people
that there is searcer room to breath.
Besides. t ode who have succeeded
in getting t Latvia. there are man!
others who have written .rriends in
Riga asking for money from America.
The Moscow correspondent of the
Riga Rundschan writes as follows
the country: .'
tats expelled from America. who. with
wry faces are nailing their fit .09“
and chattels a the “clung"
places. are increasing every - .
“The Soviet Government is doing
its utmost to seen these people m"
sitter by giving them even '30“ M“
to run to mamas. But»
America is
sort of
of misunderq.
about the Rowan-Americas indie :.
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Bell Island
Wm. H. Glenna
Harbor View
F A Deane“.
Highland Ave.
Norwalk Battery 00..
as Washington at.
line. Xartha Scott.
Bell Island
Mrs Fred J. Sullivan.
Bell Island
Devering A Oarriguea.
116 Main 8t.
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118 Washington Q
E. G. “'ilkinaoll.
17! Flu Hill Rd.
Wm. H. Greene.
8 Osborne Ave.
H. Nathan.
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Douglas E. Nash.
Seaside PI.
Stamford Elec. Contractors.
Roodner Bldg.. Wail It.
hit- Xabei Thatcher,
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Miss Pearl Giana.
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18 Golden Hill
C. W. Prod-leeks.
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’- E. Kaiser.
1: Summit at.
J. R. Bray.
Vt'inneld St.
Edward Louvot.
Bell Island
Alvin L. Schmoeger.
Bell Island
Wm. J. Rice.
5 London at.
John Premru & Sons.
0 ”view Ave.
Jailee & Ash.
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lira. Emeline L When.
Perry Ave.
Ralph R. Edwards.
Conn. Ave.
lmw's Shadow Lawn Inn.
41 Knight at.
J. P. Hickey.
Bell Island
Roton Pt. Taxi Co,
Roton Point
lira. J. A. West.
Rowayton A've.
Hicho Biol! Store,
Ric‘s Blui!
Edwin 8. Holly.
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Mable for Waldo and Skirts, at less than cost.
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in a successful business.
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for the persons who wish 10 see
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