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r—'- .*‘.y-—u— . -,
em
1::
‘ assurred
e Iath the III I
3611M! Wm
l’srm products (81%"
ad ltit'therhl1 ban other
mtg“ been oken and“ the
chum-hes brightened the business
situation As is usually the case
I great tall at pnccs lnewts
conditions which; asset“ eun-
cc. farm products tel below the
normal level and In some instances
wthe pro-war level.l
heat d a use ate“
.- hushel uni-the low onions” on
should bring a good price II 1038
min is not are. 999mm. liege
Int I0 per hundred weight in Chi,
new ‘tlut
Stock eattl e are
During the _
prices were "8503.
cam.
Int-ch better.
period. while
my cattle-men became overyex- farm products and the ”goods 3351.”, .g
”‘1
tended. end in may inttpmsbnlu
bum. overeesttnded In
“a scmmmodatinm.
mat of cattle paper was I
houaht by investors who were
er no nhliIIIItiIInI to IIIIsw 113‘
y «when the In”?
I tank at dthe WWWWPW-Pg“
,, tors. and cutie had to be Lula.”
t was a mistake to create an
silent through cattle-loan some
who counted upon haying‘pfl. th
«shard.-
cattle loans Em“ due. banks 0
their maey to meet the nth
Indebtedness. The esttlo house»
would have Ind more resl prosperity .
III harrowing so ranch. The
horrowinu resulted in II competition
tor stock cattle that drove pnccs up
to I level that was dangerous for
those who did the httlaitml IIIId IIlIl-
uItely brought «master all wound.
The excessive auppltcs ol cotton
are being alvadtly reduced. and the
price has advanced two cents treat
the low point of January.
The Business Outlook
It will be seen from the loregolng
survey of the a'rIculturnl staples
that a pronouncetfimprovement has
taken place In the poaition ol the
lamina population, which is pre-
asel where the business situation
sheen week. It probably is safe
to a that the worst has been
repeat and that on the whole the
Inner will not lose the ground thst
In: been gained.
For one thing. I rise such n has
occurred does much to restore con-
fidence. in valueS. It has shown how
easily the situation may right itself
with I slight change in conditions.
ad that there never was ground for
the extreme pcssix am that pre-
vailed. Pessimism. like optimism. is
infectious. and when everybody is
thinking the same way either- state
(It mind will run to the grtreme.
n times were booming. common
opinion was ready to insist they
mold go on that way for a. long
mm. on I. nrefitahle Malta-Inna aver
I‘M“ 1It
or 3mm Esme
59%;“ mmwnwnmmmmwgm
f'IiI milestones Hofiusfi-
wim- .
(0338 mm (or a very m
It «would be I hustle to
ricer Ire twins back to Iver
age outside of 8
culture will helmet Min ‘IW
to normal productivit
buy no mood-dc Enron
It Is obliged to. 14 m; .10
Bletcly normal is...
I: expected an the ounces
Europe are to better shape.
long run the farmer has one
mount. iafitasnce on his side
DWtion is coutontly
and the Lites of land In {sum in-
creases now only by a considerable
expenditure 0 genital, tor irrigation,
dminagdor improvemtol «I
I
This rallywiwm products by no
means restores the balance between
I! to:
but Ihm WWW
(or ' tit
Liar
grown.»
on wel
IIIIIIII.:Mii Tim IIIi “ht it thaws-tend
ether would tell
ennui”h to mouth. mills.- II the
one fixed by the: MIMI. but
that any It mule shove theone
they have a cred would once their
costs above resent selling nines,
Ind mite it lble for than to
give regular employment. They
urge that I reduction at nuulutur-
inc costs is necessary to cable the
anode to be msrketed.
The situation is the note u to
bituminous cool. The non-anion
mines have reduced woge~ntes and
are undersclling the union mines,
with the result that the former are
running practically full time nnd the
miners in them are making higher
wages per week- then the union
miners. Many union miners who
have nothing to do have gone over
to the non-union districts and ac»
ccpted work there, thus expanding
the output. The union leaders In
urging the state of Itngnstion in the
industr as the chief argument {or
maintaining the high wage-rates,
but high wage-rates and high prices
for coal are among the chief causes
of business stagnation.
Railroad employees have taken I
reduction ol about 12 per cent. but
their pny is still out of reasonable
proportion to that of services is
other occupations. Mr. William
Butterworth, President of Deere &
Company. ~Moline, «Illinois. man.
facturcrs of agricultural implements.
carnal-wot mmbgfltllr ., l '
mmemhfim:
(From the Monthly Bulletin bane-II by The National City Bulk-of Newrfln'kvmtflaflll 2
lists: in farm products 4
Mn: is of areatcru =
men but any other dew 99'
atlas ‘jli: M
Polity oi; labor
minim” shoptgete tam
Pam-3‘"
Other
(are!
In: I Mm
whenfielmjuwm
plemcnts, (or that ms
will be It
“canal-0%.
’lhc Deere report to «was.
states on: sales in I921 we! only
17 r cent of what they wire in
19,ad that it use newest: to
Mini reductions tho-gloat
the organisation The {We
with one echoed-in
the late Winter and Spring of 3921
and remained closed (It: It! the
remainder of the
how present can
In!) an»
thst they
little o! my anno-
il with! due to mum an;
that ere excessively high”
relation to the nlueol the” m:
“med Mb in the Quad
farm 0!!)de And other bulky”-
teriah. In the iron and “at m.
dustry five tons of ,
rials In
E
'10“ “DYE" FRO.“ lL‘l LROAD
(‘ROK‘ING
ROW’LING GREEN. 0.. March 2,——
1£-..;hlv to mow- nulroml crossing
1I'2'.:‘h has rrsIIlh-l In Senna! deaths,
tw Bittli- hamhr I-r‘ lionchton non:
litre. it: moved its eight)“ inhabitants.
th I’
failed.
Go-orge Schwind. on
I
2.—
ltoachton moved after efforts
the railway move
The main instigator
It’s the touch of perfection
that completes WHITE ROSE BREAD!
o ihalf a mile from the origami
its crossing
was
whose land the.
TM town-ls now located about three 'haxnletvnow is situated.
milws south or Perryburg on the Bal-
timore & Ohio Railroad. '
the only general
“men he moved
town—
sltP. Roachton tailored Tamer:
assified each other In the moving.
which took one wet):
' Schwinn owned
store In Roachton.
“W - “a..- _ .3 .1- . 15.1.2...”
If the charming milkmaid went to the well to fill her
pail, instead of to the good old- fashioned cow, yom
Bread Would still be Bread, but not White Rose Broad.
White Rose Bread carries a universal appeal—2th“ last distinc-
tive touch that spells perfection.
Milk Is an indispensable tailor in the diet. it contributes a
Valuable nourishment to Bread, and adds greatly to its Rayon
White Rose Bread, made with whole milk, is rich in nourish»
meat, wholesome and appetizing in flavor, and unequaled in '
ecrmnmy. It is a better, richer and more delicious loaf became it
contains such a large share of sweet, whole. creamy Inilk. ‘
AIII Your om“ for
5,
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AWWISzA-reflmtvénzlooking about
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“no taste of indifiduak.
These mspmwu or
w m @315 French $171117; High-back Chairs 1:; 11111111211 - $3511
mix) match $9.00 Rockers To man-h. $17.09
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5 T111- .sensible 21110119;
leather attracts and the
girls will 33131-939 fix
lims P1131339 F31 sohd
‘ soles. walking $633311
3 a splendid finish. T1115
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won] stockings and
knickers nor tweefl
skirts. Bniit to fit .3351
right. In black or rus—
eet grain-
$6.85
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new , 12221 291122
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(Continue-d from Firét Page.)
rziffio or thef
mots in the
Imtion ' and '
Naval 8%
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knowing of the 151:9 “no ctasses’
contra be 6W 2’ fitfl‘v bv we
49min»
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to s—s\a\'ai a
be Vomn I
{332331319 for \\ .11
fight Ginghams_ for Sfiaool Gals
W m that We hen reduced in mice
.Agooche to obtainafiewextra school
dresses. “firm one of these dresses. has been 1111:131-
priced. so that the material and finish is smock he!“ «1
than the low price Would 11113123132.
Three Groups $311 333 good
WW Gingham in every color {111.-
black and white. with «01133-5 311d nufis of White 1“ .1 »—
his or law. Some 1131 (. slight tourmes of hand W011;
and a great many have tie sashes. These for 5 tv
1—1 years 3313330321 to $2 95
WW3, plain blues and hrmt’ns. and the >24-
como 1:11:11 bloomorx Pocket. belts ml (1011111: .111
of «hooked gmgimm. Simple. neat little 611-9932.: 11-1:
5 to 12 years. W to $2.95
“Parkhill” Ginghams 311 colors. with 33-11111313
work on skim and “from s of sin-pimp waists Lam<
block (firecks have the waists out 0-11 the bias (311119
11111131111}. Plaited éoliars. 113111 1611115 of white. $1222
for 8 to 126 years. W to $5988
Junior Shop. second two:
Res-11W» lnltli‘t‘d in Hm 0} dub while 113909.11in by. 1hr departmcnt If u
raining m \Olnnlt't‘! sot-I- rm- tire—1 r934 no in their 9 3; "3;: 3.3
1 at? 1 >1.
too. \vrm‘ir? '11.! Infiflr‘d to regularer- 11! grads {and xot‘ .1 111’: h '
1“ H‘I‘r'é’s 111nm supvort m mlvni militia . s)
In war fimp {‘(3«$93‘1’€‘ officers won"? “I?“ res-3mm 137°W3f‘<‘7~ l
_ actual flying duty for
rank of lien.
do I'aniem‘i III-xt— hoirnx' ‘Iho Inst minor
- m'fiovr in mach rank. taking: lhr‘ir own
(thirty or 3mtim~lty of sanitation in the 111st.
witnr Navy 33:31:1an as ‘to pmmo~
2129213222 to thin «entire list.
In «peace time “the fleet, moon-e
i Would be mult‘éfi to give ‘fifteon 6333’
training service annually. receiving ro-
fimnr ‘pny for “that period. “Those on
training would
«WNW-1 1 no, 56.9.11: flying pay scale.
"Fleet reserve onfficors Isa-tow
anantueoannandt‘r and on-
Sis-I'm! mm nitncirnzd to a divtsicr
would recoix'e one-thir‘h‘r-Ih of :1
monthh haw pageant their Yank or rat-
11112 for not mort- {4min five drills or
\qni‘xah‘ht 11111115513 21 month
”6‘30ng not attadwd to such 9035mm
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iwmv 23' 12221011311332"
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the.
of duties 113'
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tensed saloon. cocktightmg. (romrm «
11111151322 boxing: .T'Iuhllt‘ cunt-tr: 31111.:
41113311302211 .mic‘trum film-s won» 51;} - .
domnefl in the report of 1.11.9 Wm“?
«moms commutes at the annual cm:-
r‘erence «of 11m Methodist Emsmm‘
church “which Is now in session hl‘?!
The report described cocltfighting as
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one of the greatest cot-rupee? 01 I‘m":
”lie mom and asserted that it must
ago." T313 mport declaz'vn um 1m.
1 cause: the massacres at the prize 3111';
are the licensed bar gumblmg one
yhrnmhiy. item; must be prohibited.
Franc-Em in the public schools 'was
dfisigua-nwl «33.1.1126 .influrhnoe conrluo-
3011112112313!
five H1 immoralih. fT-lw -p.
reported that >movie films are non
‘3?me 111mm“- .vman (mix: a new»-
man. and mmandefi "an notional?
33113113511311“ for tho-«promotion 01“ the
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