SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
Jams GOLDEN
'i. L. a A. L. GOLDEN. Prelim
:mnssnAY, MAY 16,1922
MINIATURE ALMANAO FOR
TOMORROW
Sun rises 4 :34, sets 7 :06
Bligh tide 3:38 a. III., 4 :32 p. In.
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mulled to the use for publication of
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‘ or more there for
do
Ion otherwise in this paper and also
III-1.7 local ncwa published herein.
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1
EIASON IC DIRECTORY
A Stated Communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 109, l'. andA. M., will
lye held at its rooms Tuesday evening.
May 16th. at. 8 o 'clock (I). L '1‘.) Work
F- 0. Degree. All Masters cordially
and fraternally invited. .
Fraternully yours.
ROBERT J. \VAISH. W. M.
fittest:
lll’llllill'i' iii. WILCOX. Secretary.
flutler Chapter No. 38. R. A. M..
meets in Masonic Temple. South Main
Erect. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
Each month at 8 o‘clock Jay and
locust ,rxeeptvd. All it. A. Maelons
bordially and fraternally invited.
S. P. DECKER. H. I’.
l‘. S. LYON, Secretary.
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GIRLS AND COLLEGE.
”l‘he Sunset Magazine is conducting It
3v- was it often: are for the best an-
1 iris Go to "hill-av?" To speak with
strict accuracy the series of money
grilles it offer are for the host an-
s-xn-r to the qmwtion. “is the, present-
rlzn college t‘!itll"tli0ll of real value to
the average girl?"
’l‘hv \‘l'llil‘l' I-l' thin l'liiltll‘illi is not
cmnpet‘lnlr for thl- prin. but it stilll'k
Mini :13 :Ill illtl'rllk‘lillg IIllI-stion. “0'
put it. to II \t‘il‘illil il'lll‘il‘ r. who had
f!l‘n (‘I’Illt-ulv gulls of many college
.1. Ill-rations. l‘rnm ill-l lillll' “'llt‘ll a
5‘71 was l'i)“fl"ili"llli 'l ill-:lk luw'nllse
3d... Willlll'li til sillIEI llntil lill' Dre's-lit!
IImmrI all). ll)‘ II good mam
girl in considvred a
doesn't.
ivy
7' ml- when,
xrnplll, .I (‘lliil'ilt‘
fIvak iN't‘:l|l.‘~‘" le
"l‘lu- luv-III
:HmlInml
‘i linu-
zlllswe l' lilt‘ it‘llf‘hl‘l‘
up into this:
SI "ll illllilV’ lllt'll 'lnli \\'Olllt'll
‘9"‘0 Viihilt'l‘. in utter lil‘v tililt llvr)’ had “n “i it as :l \lrunu gym”, oi “l“ r. ltul's
~2I.-‘.ti moro- opportllnity for education. continued ptlsistclltl) ilt'ill’i‘lh on the
Cr had used to lmlto-r ilthllliilg’p the market and insisted that [Dr inuiurt-
lt‘i‘llt'iillhlllll opportunity they had. MW“ of lill' llI-IlIlphpm lAIIIlvzluleIIm
72.1! I lmv.- l."\'(‘l‘ come across gillII-r steel merger has in..." on... t‘k-‘IL'KI‘T-
than or \voIIII-n who wished he or I-IlII- in the market operations sinn- lasl‘
lIt-ul less ulnz'w-Iion! 'l‘lIIv modern ulrl 'l‘hursduy. They also held to the \‘iu“v
Islav waste ~num nr lIrr Illlxl(\l‘[u]]i‘il‘§ that .":Ui\fllll( i'lilt‘ulli} "Luig- in other
~¥<stuIlrIIts alwlls have done so. slit] illdllstrinls I-.\ \-pIItI-d to “1' inch“)-
"To he- }‘I‘llllutr is to he wasteful ill "I l” ”H six ('Oinllii") "lt'lutl. and in
room \VIIV‘ or other. To ill‘ “holly con- Uiilt‘l‘ cons IlIIiatonIs“ had “lure up”.
f>'l\’lll£ in ”19- 'tm-Its and mil-iv twenties
‘wuuhi i.“ ailIIoI mal. and hence in some
VIII} I‘m. I'm‘ ”In IiovnlopnII-nt. 'l‘iIr-rv—
for-l tlw- l'llliVIvil ., :Il largrss provided
in 1h"I'niit'L‘t'ilii'it.\"ill‘l‘(‘isllt‘f‘iiiiilriy
Hwtul. VI-s. I\ll in tho Dll‘St'l‘li IlII)‘.
and espeI-iallx in tln- lll‘t‘sunt day.
and
girl.
and
college education is of real value.
inestimable \'.'l‘.i|'.' to the .(llit‘jzt‘
and to her (fhillil'-'ll of the future.
to the world."
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mm. 0“ THE ntnxi‘a.
The l’nitml States is to keep its
Watch on the Rhino after all. \V’IIsh-
inmon reports: say that the War Dr'—
mrtment will not Lring the inst re i-
ment of infantry home as it planned
it) do. but hil’ls czlncelud the Sflninlt
orders and will keep a force of 1.000
the present.
"llnrorescem developments" is tho
onplanntion. Present conditions in
Irinrope arr- vorv unsettled. There is
I-o certainty as to what will happen
In the way of German repu ration pay-
“tents. Y“Y‘Pn('il punitive notion and f1
dozen other crave problems. The
Mmericnn troops are not committed'fa
any new polim and are not expected
to be drawn into notion in any con-
celvnble situation. but the government
_._-._.
‘lhlnks it best to keep them on the job
for observation purposes and for the
.moral effect of their presence.
The latter consideration is doubt~
Inn the most lmnortmlt of all. All of
[he principal Allies and Germany. foo.
ton-e urged our government to let a
mall. American. contingent remain.
S'he Allies tnkl- it as o'slzn of contin-
ued friendshln and Germanv franklv
hectares that she would rather have
'A‘merican tronns on the Rhine than
those of any other nation. The Ameri-
can soldiers themselves are, delighted
lo stay. So everybody is ‘happy. ex--
«rcpt perhaps an occasional ”isolation"
Qnremint imrc nnd there in America.
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THE LESSON 0F I’ltl-IYEKTION.
A news item from a \Vashington pa-
ter. expressing the fear that Congrels
has already forgotten the lesson of'the
Knickerbocker theatre disaster. serves
to remind the general public of that .
1ngedv. There are not yet enough
’lmildlng inspectors to prevent a recur-
rence of such an accident. And an ap-
propriation 'hlli now in conference
.‘ould great”~ It‘duce the number of
Inspectors.
9 District Pomg’mioners arc urg-
lgig Congress either to give them
though inupcctom to insure, permanent
find adequate inspection or to provide
"good with which to supply tempor-
"ry inspectors when needed.
m: matter and say
‘i'rhat's just like
mgflflfifil”
It would be'more to the
fluention to local .IffaiIs to see whe-
v-n community.
"I fflcientlv protected against fire?
re a satisfactory building code. and
it it enforced? Are local regulation
and inspection adequate to mm the
moiety of theatre patrons?
...—“......
Are school houses
. Any citizen can war: his head over
faint it every citizen would turn his
!her "II.- lesson has been learned in his
Is
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_. N 697973 0f the Financial * I orld.
\
low York.
H. L. 1:30
Allied Chemical 66" 60% .6613
Allis Chalmers 481 431,13 48%,
Am. Can. * 46 ii ’46’3’ 46-33
Am. [60 108 106 107‘,’
Am. Loco. 114 114 114
.‘Im. Ship 8: Com. 17% 17-25} 171%
.-\m. Smulters 603,; 59 60%
Am. Sugar I4‘,/ 74% 741/;
Aims ‘um. Tab. 34? 347,9; 34%.
.:.:m. 'Ml. " 'rel . 1211/ 121% 12159;.
am. Tab. 138%? 1381/5 135%
Am. \Voolen 907 901,; 90%
Anaconda 34 9' 3 lg 54
Alchison 993;. 99%; 99%
llaldwin Loco. 115% 114%, 115%
llalt. & Ohio 46% 46% 46%
lleth. Sim-I 79' 771.. 7795;.
I'I'II. iJ‘liht'l‘ 89‘, 33' > 38
c'an. Part. 13913 1393913995
(Vail. i'l‘lr}. {:6 531g 55%
(‘handler Slot. 2% 7151-; 721,4;
(‘on. Gas 118% ”6% 118
FM. it. I. 4‘.~"’. 423i 425;.
t'tli'n Products 99-}; 99 99%
l'l‘llt'iilil‘ filo-0| 7315 7] 73
l‘nha (‘a 10 193;: 15 151/25
l~:I IliI‘nlt Johnson my. 83 83%;
l-‘IIlnons'l‘layers 801,9 801,5 $01,;
l-‘lsk lllhlwr 19 177;. Is
GI-n. Asphalt 6011; 59"); 001.9
(:tll. Motors 12% 12“; 12%
Git. North. Pr. 7‘4 74 ‘74
Gl't. North. (ire “ 40% {ll-'34, 4mg
inspiration C. ”41-11. 407,9. 411;.
int. Md‘r .Vldr. Pt 82% Si L; $17}.
int Niche] “'73“. “'3". 173.;
int. l'IIpI-r EIII in 5.0
Stock Quotations
Lute New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported tor‘ the
inning Sentinel. over the private wins of Maples a Goldschmidt.
lommission Brokers, and dealers in unlisted securities, 86 Waiting-
on Street, South Norwulk, local compcndents of H. L. Horton &
)0” members of the New York Stock Exchange,
W
WALL 8iliEElNEW8
’i’hI-re was no change in flxlt‘t‘liiullVL‘
St‘lllillit'lli In the \V'all SlI‘IaI-t
III‘tI-r tm- close )t‘SlPl‘du)’ in
Iiislt‘lcl
spito (If
illul'lt taking and sales lI)’ room tI':l~
III-rs in thI- alt-“cl industriala that com-
manded so much attention in the
closing dais oi laSt' xvi-ck. The pro-
l'Issionai tIIIIlIIs on the: ”DUI of the
I.\I image and outside til the t‘ .\( in II. .9.
IiiSt‘tllllliv‘Ii any itl‘lll‘iiis that rntlld r"-
I'mllti lw I‘l-gzlrdv-d
dition again. lnlportant iIItl-rcsts.
however. were as l-tIllII-h as t‘\'t'1‘ in
their nlul‘kt‘t opinions. but insisted
that other groups of stocks in
lields that depend \\ holly
moru‘l-ra fol llaclilllz
on posslhle
Ior sum: time to ((Inll‘.
. TODAY lN WALL Si.
“7.41 l S'l‘l: 1‘. FT
I'cpondent Sit
10.3 a.
stoc k m Ir kI t
\imvs of professional traders. Lacka-
most one point. but this was extent!-
(‘0 withi-l the first few mi Illi"‘~' to 3-15.
points. Qtw- \I rich Iva; IIII-
I
1.
l‘l'ncilIlI- .
tit‘l‘ severe Pl‘l‘n‘h‘lll‘t‘ in yesterday's filial
dealings. made
i"; polnls.
Steels wI-re
Bethlehem.
eased.
hy Studebaker. Ralliwm. Mexican l‘e-
trolenm. American Sugar and several
Midvale allti illrapuhlld
i‘rnctiondily hotter. but
Vanadium and l'. S. Stmls
an initial recovery of.
Moderate reactions. were made ‘
tile llllncltlI-IIII-nt (Tl‘t‘lllL‘ti as a result III"
sllli :‘rllIIl the two combinations. and,
that reactions in those :rnurls of
stocks must ()l‘t'lll‘ inflorr the [Market
as in a staid-y con—i
thusv 3
Incl- miII- s \Iill 1,».
made tlII- l)ili0‘?‘l.~ tor 'ulllisll :II livilltsz
'luio Iuntiml
Ecilantro in the plans of Lhe inturcsts'
ilthCxi\cld. uhich Iontlmlui toda) thcir
”Ii-Ills of consolidation. ,
m .——ln- ‘
is again “er! the cell-'
trul feature -s at thr- op- ning ol tori an '5: i.I(‘kaW.1lIIII in. lic-thh hem \\ hich \vill
.\li\c d gains and losses 1‘"
ill that group indlIatcd the conflicting: dl‘ tails 0f “hlch were to he complaint,
wanna. Steel opened at a gain or n]-.lll'iet‘ staiv-meit by
in.
Imerger was announced that
‘volved no violation
l
l
i
-c.f the shippincs. Tobaccos continued
strong under load of l'nited lietaili
IFtol'es.
VVAJJ. STREET. Noon—Lack-
Ilwanna Steel extended its rise to 80%.
a new high for the current movement
during the morning. Otherflndepen—
WARNING:
Headache
' Toothache
Earache
Colds
l
Say “Bayer” when you buy ASpirin.
Unless you see the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are
not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians
over 22 years and proved safe by milli0ns for
Neutzlgia.
Lumbago
Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions
ilIOOK mu BIG :lmnnnr
IN STEEL COSIMON «a.
,M .
Traders are talking of a big market .-.
to be started in United States Steel a:
common betqe the end of this Week. -
They point out that as a result of the
sensational rise in Lackawanna, Re-
public and other independent ' steel
shares, Steel common is now selling
too close to these issues: V’Vall Street
43 W StM’ knows that Steel common has a. value
for abOIe any of the independents.
This \aluc is not onll ,in assets but
’. II 1:30 earning power as w.ell Steel has lben
Ken}- 'Spyjng. 49% 49 49% able to continue its dividend on. the
'KI-nm (:oppI-r 35% (1.4;; 35 7.; preferred and common stocks during
Keystone 'l‘lre . 21 13" th most severe depression ever exper—
Lack. Steel Sn 1,5 lenced by the steel industry. Rpublic
Mexican Pete 135% nosed its preferred and comI oni
Miami Copper 39's,, dividends and Lackawanna and . id»I
Middle States 14“: Yale were forced to do the same v‘vith '
Mo. pm; 2: their respective shares. l’. S. Steel'sI
x, 3'. Central 33:54 continuance of dividends when its
3;, y" x. 11_ &.H. 291,5 competitors. with the exception' of} . ~
Nor. l‘uc. 7.39:5 Bethlehem. were compelled to pass Pull Bleached Table Damask
PM. (m can; theirs. is due largely to the Steel Cor-i Fine Quality. Former Price
Putt Amer. you}. 3 poration's ability to make steel at ni 5129 Yard. 59
[n.n". ll. R. 4074. cost for below that or the lndepend—l Sale Price .. _____ ,, c
Poo. Gas ' Sfilé eats. Most of the independents are .
Pullman Co. 120 3 ort of cash. l’.. S. Steel has more '-
I-Iav. Consol. 17 cash than It needs. .j 100 Pattern Table Cloth
llratling 78 ‘ I lab. 1 99 L
{an 5...... 09 TENNESSEE COAL PRICES 11‘. t Salt‘igrriig Price 35.00 s I
Sears Roebuck 73% _ ....-
So. Pacific 9"'s CHATTANt‘ItIGA. .‘lny tar—Price of ~
Sim-lair Oil 21:}? Poul ut the mines is mounting (inc 72 Inch 393W satin Table
30. llollwny «iii? principally to heavy demand from Dm “k
EIOPX ‘J l’r. . 11.3%. noth and central wcst. Entire output Two Yards Wide. (1 95¢
. . :Iu " - ' ‘-'-“' of Durham Coal 8; iron (‘0. is sold. i 200 Y
:lulk'bél‘kt‘r 1:62: 1121/51 112:: .and no orders being taken. (Ithcr Former Pr Ce 3
exas o. l' I I: ‘mi . . . ‘_
Tobacco prod_ 70 7;. 601g, 7" £0“ng in this section are at full capa 5 Pattern gable 010th
i'“- R“- S‘OWS 63:93 6‘3“: 6355i Demand in eastern Kentucky fields‘ Pure Lhmn' Extra $2 98
l‘. s .ltc'alty 671-2 6. 'I'I 6: ft has increased sharply. Mlnvg gum- Fine Guam?- ----- - '
l'. Sallullllcr 63% 6331 63"? untce prices {or only one hour: in‘ I
l'. S.Stecl 93"“ 94:3 93‘»! one lay recentlv price advanced 50} Table Napkins
l'. S. Ste!" l‘r. 113. “7 'N‘I 113, cents a ton. Price is now mound' - i \‘eat
l‘tzlh Copper “"4; 94% 65 $3. 50 a ton. at the mines. (lpcrntorsi Linen FimSh n ‘ $2.50
Vanadium Sill" 49 :7? 3%”: have announced that effective “In", Designs. Dozen
“V‘Sl- 3'39“. 63 '1 '1’ 1- 15, only one grade will he ahi Iodm' ! “.
\Vhite Motors 47“; 471% 47"} run- of-mine. Domestic coal hints not All Pure nigh Lmen Table
odv.onced and factories are stocked up , Napkins
(3‘0“. “W‘s. “poem”! 5'0” Shgffit-‘d. {or a long period. it is sold a big par? 1!.“ Neat Designs. 4. 98
Lrucihie, Republic and itcploglc were or the increased demand in this region F rmerlv$ $12 50 D02
one to lie points lIlghI-r. Coppers is from railroads. 0
Saddnd l to 2 points to“ xystcrdav's —-—-—-—-——_~
’Kains. High liricI-d oils threw off their EVIDENCE. 07" GE‘ERAL All Pure Irish Linen Pattern
_(‘El|‘l)' lII::I-'l:lc=ss on Inning of Mexican BI'SIXI‘ISS ISII‘RO‘TIMENT: ' Table 010%“
i‘I-trolvllm :Ind (.lvn- Ial Asphalt. ~- . i 2. . .
‘ Alum-icon [m h Il ill: Sin (‘iflili‘fl II! It i (‘onsideraille ““9"“0" “'33 numflt‘di Fomel'ly $1 50 $4I98
six point rim
zlndnahinl Alcohol. l olumhln tintphn-
‘pllone l'l‘ci., t‘nnsoihlatrl‘i Gas nnIi'
r'iiilllt‘ Service of New Jersey
istronz. National lllm'uit. I‘ll-roe
, row PM. and soIIlI- of tho I‘hraper (ills
lIIL-Izlwi. 3"I’iiiJlltlill _\’ an-Ilmi at 3'9 per
cent.
\VAIJ. Sl‘lll'Zl-I'i‘. 1:30 p. ’Tl.‘““.‘\"‘
IIIIIInI'em-‘Ilt of the tenure of the I‘\'«
Ichallge of stocks In the l‘mthllhenl-
]-th‘k&\\\'.lnn<l Stevl Merger, l‘llllst'll
.hI-av)’ selling of imth issues.
I-Iuannn roll 2 {-9. from its top pri
the morning. “hlil‘ llItllls-hcln sold to
similar I \to nt lIlld- I yesthdIu‘ s
I (‘chst lio- Ilctmns in olhvr quarto-rs “’0 I.
qmlI shun, St. Paul. (loneral l-I lectrigi
and Louisville scoring Misses 01‘
point etch. Sullsqtli lllh’ v-‘clIIt
shares Ivor-I hi i up strongly. FSiwciali;
American Sinvltinz and 'l‘e- \as (.nii
Sulphur. l-‘cdeiul Mining and Snlnit-
‘inu’ l‘l'd. inlprnvcd 3-}; on the inch-arc
in the quarterly dividend from i
it: per cent.
ml
5:11“. l-I ll fill-ltful R Pl \.\‘9 \l)\'~\_\(‘l"1
\‘lC \\ \UliK. \laI lll' — Gonelnmlnt-
into tlI proposed sir-91‘
has caused no outnard,
ll‘It iLZPl‘R
t
rotors of the Bethlehem Stecii
{Corporation and the Lac kawanna Steel' ,1
(‘ompany were called into separate’
Missions to confirm the purchase of
allnnzed b) a stack t'ansactlon. l
'prolmluh late todau Except for a’
l‘l‘rsident Eugene
Grace of l'lethlchem at the time the
it insI
either the
Sherman or (‘lnyton acts. interested
persons have made no comment on
the action 01' the federal trade com-
mission In requesting information con-i
0f
cerninz the some before the deal is
consummated.
GERMANY MARI-ls FINAL PAY-
.‘II‘N'I‘.
. .VlaI
i
TlRl'SRELS 16. ~91 he Germuni
_ip:overnment Instvrtlm depositedfivlth Vince you; ask some of your woman
the ‘clglnn treason the final payment
of lith million gold marks under the
provisional moratorium granted by the
reparation? commission.
i
\a
Rheumatism
Neuritis '
Pain,- Pain
O
and lmvlsnn Chi-.mlcni {by the staumrnt M
‘V 1" PP ’
Ar-s
i
l
lthrouuhout tile countrwtvas lllorn pro-
ce Cori
ai
Ill
3
‘that sometimes ibilow child-birth heu-
" almndy ”he an. beginning to feel the.
pinch of labor sz'tlppi}. This is essen—
tially true of unskilled labor. This
pinch. perhaps. will not be relieved
'Inltil the laws for the rentriction of
immigration arr loose nod " 'l‘radors_
took this as an (\idI new that the imv
pron "tent in m“- m r: Ii business
nouncml than some people believed.
YOUNG MOTHER
NW 8790“
Her Mother‘s Faith :- Lyfin E.
Pinkhm’ s Veg cubic Compound
Let! Her To Try it
Kenoqha. Wisconsin-"I cannotsa say
enough In praise of Lydia E. Pinkhuna
Vegetable Com-
und. mother
much of it andwhen
I had trouble after
my baby was born
lha Ye it to me.
Ithe ped me aomuch
In
2 with female trouble
" togive itofairtrial
3nd I m cure eywillfeeluldo
about. it—Mrs. HANSEN, 562
Symmondl St., Kamila, Wisconsin.
A medicine that husbeen inunnenrly
may years and that receive-the mine
commend- endofion of mother. and
grandmother: is worth your considera-
tion".
If you are glittering from troubles
in mind that; Lydia E. Pinkhun’ aVoge-
Co'mpound 18 awoman ’8 medicine.
It' m :espeanlly adopted to correct ouch
The letters we publish ought to con-
friendsm nei ghbors— they know it-
Forth. You will, too, if you give it n
1
.ludgr Gary that,
-2;
. supvly. ‘In other words; here is only
STO STORE
The Great
Anmversary Sale
Now‘In' Full Swing
Unusual Offerings
Sale Price
o...-~..
2,000 Extra. Heavy urge
ll
i
l
Bath Towels
Regular Price 98c.
Sale Price . . ...... 49¢
i
f ‘ Heavy Pile and Very
200 Dozen Turkish Towels
25c
i Absorbent ...........
In
. 1, 000 Soft Finish Huck
i Towels
i
5 Sale Pricc ........ 12% c
1.000 Yards Linen Crash
, Toweling
' Very Absalbent and
i Excellent Values. . . . . 23°
100 Pieces Fine Quality
Long Cloth ~
Former Price $3.98. $1.98
Sale Price
50 Pieces Japanese Nainsook
40 inches Wide. Former Price
$7. 00. Sale ...-$3 98
Price ..........
1,000 Pieces Long Cloth
Sale Price .......... $1-59
36 Inch White Hajnsook
Sale Price ......... 29°
40 Inch White and Flesh
Batiste
___.....
n.—
Sale Price 483,
2,000 Yards White Frenoh'
Chilton Voiles
Fine Quality.
Yard ..
2,000 Yards 40 Inch“ White
Voiles ‘
,Sale ‘Price 293
it
Ripplette
A Good Substantial Cloth and
Requires No ironing. 25¢
396 Peggy Cloth
Suitable for Children' s K‘Vxeal
4 Yards for ..... $1.00
1,500 Yards Apron Gingham
Best Quality. 146
, Sale Price
40 Inch Unbleached Sheeting
F‘li—.‘§“f‘.‘“f.’i........ 14c
45 Inch Pillow Tubing
39c
‘ Sale Price. ........... .
'- Harvard Sheets
54x94 ....... .. $1.29
63:94».....I~.......... 31.39
81:99 ................ $1.69
42:36
45136
1 . ........
Scalloped Pillow Cases
49c
5, 000 Yards Genuine 36 Inch
Lonsdale Muslin
15%c
6 Qt. Mirror Aluminum
Cooking Kettle
\Vilh Cover.
Regular Price $2.25 $1359
10 Qt. Mirror Aluminum
Preserving Kettle, Mounting
Cu , Funnel and Ladle '
Regular Value 33.75. $1 98
1 1
Sale Price
____.———.——
'5' Qt. Size Mirror Aluminum
Tea Kettle _
“152??? 59595339 3.49
12 Qt. Size Galvanized Iron
Water Pail
19c
Regular Price 30c.
Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs
Special
Large Size.
Regular Price 31.25 . . 950
4 Gallon Stone Crooks
Sale Price ...........
Very Special
....... ......
Two Burner New Perfect”
Blue Flame Oil Cook gm.
Reg Price $18 ...
Sale. l‘l rize
...msi
Window Screens
18 in. high x ‘\ (I. <0...“ 3:»,
M in. high _\ n In. 5pm” 59: E
28 In high X -'II \. '1th \‘II-CH 5543‘;
No, 8 and No 9 All Copper?
Nickel Plated Tea Kettles E
Regular Prics Sift
Sale Prim
2 Qt. Size All Metal Ice
Cream Freezers
Regular Film 5‘ 77,
Sale Fri 9
2 Qt. ize Wearever
Aluminum DCubie Boiler
Regular I‘riw- $3 7.7., $2 25
, I
Special ........
Crochet Bed Spreads
Full 1:5
51.84 $2.69
Full Size Tippiette Spreads
$2.99;
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Sale PIiI-e
A. C. A. Feat her Ticking
Sale l‘ricov
Yard ......... .346?
100 Bed Pillovls
All ( :ean i":
Qualil} '
Pair
5,000 Full Size B: (1 Sheet
$1 19
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Exu‘a Spot ial
.-....»- I
1,000 45x36 HEIvv Quality
PillowC ...‘es a
50c Yam- 3 :
Each ...........
36 Inch Colored Dress
Regular $1.23 \‘..;‘ ».
Sale Price
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100 Hemstitched Table 01:21;
Large Size. Reg'llln $1 9
I
$3.00. Salo’ i1l‘lwo‘
Hemstitched Set
1 Table (‘inth .lI-d I‘I ,‘(.,:
Match. Re gill. Ir
$9.00 Value
5,000 Yards Fine Quality
Percales _ . _
36 Inches Wide ll‘g...‘ -w
Value. Sale
Price Yd ........ .1.—156
VV'ith Cover. Reg. ‘Price 980
$1.50." Sale Price c . .
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250 Value. Sale Price.
Sale Price
‘5. 000 Yards Imported Dress Ginghams
In a Beautiful Assortment of Handkhne l ‘-n=iuI I umllhw' ”-
~lought. to Sell at $1. ‘25 a Yard.
Anniversary Sale Price. Yard ..............
2,000 Yards Dress Gianhams
in a Big Assortment of Patterns. Regular
Yard
59c
17c
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GAsou'sn: crooks u" 55%.
on Mon Not Atmld of Price Inventi-l
gallon—Sixty «one Dayx’ 8;“:pr
on Hand April 1. 1022
‘lf. S. Bureau of Mines figures just
made public show that the rate of,
gasoline consumption has increased
93% since April 1. 1919. while stocks
of gasoline have increased '5593. For
Ithis reason, all men have no fem; m
an investigation of price advances. On
April 1,19IZ-f‘total stocks of 854,231, —
000 gallons represented little more
than— 61 .days’ supply, calculated on
the basis of the average total con;
sumptlon during March. On April L
1919, total stocks of 546, 062. 000 gal-
ions represented almost 76 ms- sup—
ply. calculated on the some basis,
Daily average total consumption of
gasoline in Match. 1919,1wa5 ’7, 216, -
119 gallons daily. 'while to Much this
war it was 13 943. 000 gallons daily.
Thé number of days supply on hand
April 1. last year .wué“ 56: on. April 1,
1920 there were 64 days’ supply and
an April I.‘ 19-13, the year of “3,330-1
lime” Sundays." there Were 61 days‘
FXC'I’IASGING”_._-~ LIBERTY BONDS.
Still Man) Temporary Bonds Out-
standing Thu Should Be
It Exchangcdu
Exchange of permanent Liberty
bonds for temporary bonds has been
going on for some time, put. aCGOFd~
ing to latest Treasury compilations
mete remayi outstanding $140. 761,600
in temporary bonds, classified as fol-7
ions: First. 4s.~ $1 1! 2:350 first 4’45.
$1,601,600; first 2d 45‘s, $29, 800; sec-
ond as. 53.2334". 550; second 436s. £7 -
3:3. 900; third (*3, $36, 017, 000, and
iourthfisis. 379, 365,900.
Maturity 'ot the first coupons ap-
pearing on the permanent bonds are
nut 43, due June 15,1920;first 45‘s.
rim:- December 15,1920; second 43. due
May 15~1930= second 41513. due
November 15. 1920; thirdJ‘As. due“
September 15,1920 anatourth 4&8.
due. April 1:5. 152 1y.
‘ Next Monday comes due the ninth
coupon an the second ts. making fiv‘g
but which havenot been collected by
failure otzlioide'rs’of temporary bonds
to make - exchange for permanent
' ‘ ' not out) costing
coupons on this issue ”which ire due. ;
coins. V83“ at $9 398‘ to
Funds for the pluliit :1 3‘
on Linen} bond and \'II ?« 1:—
Dons are set: aid» in ti.’ _ u I
so that a sum running l..?» Inl-
lions is Idle. w II might In
employed by persons, lv~ \\ as
due.
KENNI‘LCU'FI‘ (‘tli’i'i ll. ‘—
Actlvity in Kt‘l‘lill't'tiii 9‘» 9' n
is based on the iIriiI-I' tin! 1;
Lode Coalition Mines In, ‘ -, '
dividends before Junc ii at -. . I‘-
rate of 31 a share.
Kcnnecott owns 1.253;.in :1“:- :4 r 0":
approximately 51'}. (It limb» ... I“
stock, Kennecott lilit‘l't‘sls l2 " .‘ -“
that the’lcorporation is III.Il,l- ; l
today with (‘0th r at 1:3"; 1“
pound; and this v‘uupirri \ '7 ‘5 "‘
ends from Home r Lode not I ‘
which Kennecott owns 38%: 51““
(noble Kennecott to rcsnnn; Iii lb
next month.
“I .
GOLD 0N AIEONQCIN.\¥“§
Clgde Steamship Co. linel,
here from Santa lirz: ‘I?
brought $25,000 in l nited Slut ‘
rency. to International Ilankil. g
poration,10 bones minor coins. I] . H}
at $13. 800 and two kegs Anlellt'i:
xency valued at $10. 000 to Cha I .
id (till; (I‘ .r
tional Bark. one case 8'0 xmr ”A
.1.
quin.
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b
In: commerce.
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