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Stock Quotations
Late New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
Inning Sentinel, over the private wires of Maples <3 Goldschmidt,
Mission Brokers, and dealers in unlisted securities, 85 Washing-
_ Street, South Norwalk, local correspondents of H. L. Horton a
00.. members of the New York Stock Exchange, 43 Broad Street,
In York.
H. L. 1:30 1-1. 1.. 1:30
Allied ('hcnlil-nl SSM 66% 67% int. .\“icktl 1\3v’g 17‘; 18
lili- Chalmers 4814; 4S 1; 481,; ll‘l. l'.lp- r ; SM 491;; 50
Am Call 47-?" 737,; 47% Kansas City So. 271/ 27 217%
‘13:. Ice 10814 107% 108% Ktlly Spring. 507,9 50 50%
Am. Loco. 114% 114-4, 114% Rt 111). (‘oppt‘r 38% 37 38%
Am. Ship 6.: Com. 171,4, 17% 17% KPR'SNNI" Tire 217,; 2:1»;- 211,"
Jim. Sillt'ltt'l's 61 64 03% Lack. $1001 49% 75% 79
Am. Sugar 751,4 75 7514 _‘-‘. .l~-;l: .‘vte. 131”; 11*". 13110
Am. Sum. Tan. 36% 34%;. 36% Miami Copper 29%, 293,4. 29%
Ala. Tcl. & 'l‘l I. 122% 1213;; 122%, All-ML NHHS 145's 14% 147%
Am. Tob. 141%, 139 141% .\'. Y. Air Brake 76 75 75
Ill). “'oolcn 92 90% 91%i.\’. Y. t‘t-ntral 557;, M515 5897‘,
Anaconda 547;, 54 5475 . N. Y..,\‘. ll. .e 1-1. :91; '31,»; 20-3;
Alohison 90% 99% 99% ~ Xm'. 2’1". 75"}; 151,4; 751%
IMldwin Low. 1171‘, 116 1,1 ll? 1,3 i l':-". “ll “3 64 l... 64 1'7.
sum. A" ”him 405;. 46 401., l :';.:l tip! 1‘. row. 04'; 63:; till,
lath. Steel 77-1; 77 77% l'l-nn. 1:. l:. 4M3. 4o») 403,
".11. Pelt“. 367,3. 58‘; 50!; Pro. (12W 56 86 $6
1:11”. In», 140 133%, 120%,; . hay. Consol. 171:; 17“,.
CH). Leather 3:) 38% 38% l lie-ailing 7x15 . .73,
(.‘lmndlv-r Mot. 7411-, 7:50, 743:. “I‘ll. Nil-vi .014. . 691.;
trims. & Ohio 65 65 65 lloval Dutch 63 61‘," 63
can. Gas 118% 11114, 117-". Fears liorhuvk 743;; 14 74
6" Hi. H. l. 44 "a 43‘s} 41“. i“ ‘ l' ‘l ilil‘ tin-5‘ 'H". uni;
(“l-m Products 1003/, 1005,9100 =5, l S! lvluir Nil 221,; 21 fig 0.31;,
t‘snrim.» Stwl 7:: 7214 721.1. ‘ F". ii'li'W0y 243;, 2334, "ll;
rum Canl- 157,1. 1:37;, 153;, ; r; H N .l l'r. 11.31:; 11511; 1151.}
1'..lnolls l’lllyrrs Slug, SDI/4' 501,43 r41. l'.lnl gslé 3:, 351,}
Fisk ltuhher 18 171,1. 18 l"'-"3"-'~‘-'~'r 130% HS“; 120:;
Gun. Asphalt 6174, 60 1,4 517.; Texas Co. 47% 47H; 47-“.
Ben. Electric 165 #163 165 'l‘ohn‘m Prod- 71 69M 6W.
:.-n. Mitors 13% 127;, 13% ”I 1M- Ftoros 65 63?»; 645:,
[inmlril-h 401;, 40%;, 4014, 1'. 9- lnhber 622;. 63!; 03“,;
8.1- North. in“. 7455. 7415 74-15. 1’. S. Stool 901,; 93:}; 901'
cl". North. (‘2'!) 41% 40M 40% l'lill’l "zllipCl’. 677;, [16 731‘
Jngplrauon (i 43.3; 41% 43% Vanadium Stew] :.ov;_, 491.} 4911/,
Int. Mar. Mar. in“. 8:: 811,4 8: l\\'vst lit-c. 0:; «:2 03
White Motors 49 49
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MORE ACTIVITY AT IRON IIINES
Oliver Company on Full Time and In-
dependents Arc Increasing Output.
DULUTH, May 17.-—-All Minnesota
mines of Oliver Iron Mining Co. have
time since early last’ fall . Operations
of independents are also I lining, with
several additional mines starting up
this week. Ore shipments to docks
are expected to show increase by June
1. but tonnage will be light this month.
as Oliver mines are not yet shipping
to any extent. Independents are mak-
- ing fair shipments to Great Northern
docks at Superior. but generally ship-
pers are waiting for freight rate devel»
Opments. Ample coal supplies are
available for mine operations on
ranges. Coal is being shipped from
lluluih docks to l'. S. Steel's plants at
lGa'l'y and also to Lake Michigan
.points.
GENERAL (‘ll-‘AR
AT Nl-I\\' HIGH.
Genera! t‘igar sold :11 73%}. up 1.
while the debenture preferred made .l
;U<-\“ high [or the .\(‘zll’ :.l llil 1,4. Gon-
' lcral (‘ignr‘s hllsincss is running ahead
loi' 19:1. notwithstanding the fact that
'iln- indnsir) as :1 whole is running he-
l‘lll'l. Last ,vc'lr. which was on excep-
tionally poor one for the cigar manu-
:fIl(‘llll't‘l‘H. pruridvdfii test for ‘n'l'wlul
(‘igur's earning power. It showed a
balance. after lnxvs and prei‘r-rrt'd div-
rl'll‘llllt“. of SR :1 share for the 131.000
comn on shares.
Iil‘l'l'll l-Zl. ".\T .\I .-\K I'ZRS
.\‘l‘2\\' H.\\'ll.\‘. .\lllv 17.»-1n hunk-
l'llptcy court today Huilscll and (30..
, llill lnakcrs ol‘ llcihcl, filed :1 Voluntary
‘pulition with (lt‘lilS oi $21043. and
«ass-43 of $20,793.
A petition of creditors aga
.llotvhklss .md Downs (70.. asked for
-:l receivership . The omnpany
$111.00" and is dvrlul‘cd to he insolvent.
Judge Thomas named livrtrunl “‘ell,
, lull/110100 81.
\VAlJ. S'l‘lll'ZlC'l'. 10:1?" :1. lll.—-COD-,
‘N‘I'S domlnaio d :ln- stock market at,
(luv ()pt'lllllg o; today's Ht'HSlOll. the vii-j
Will sl_lll3_lal NEWS
_\'l-I\\' YHl-IK .\"IVH‘K MARKET——
‘l‘lle .\larkvl startml ill with (I. display
ul )Il‘tilltilllll"'ll sll‘cllglll ill all i‘u- ll all—
tlnr copper (in i.~ion coming i’orwurd ' . . . ‘
o J llt“.l\ . hm hm. Kr-miccoit L‘oppor “W ii'l'mll'fii Mill lllll‘lni: llw first in lnln-_
1...} “m, ., in” ol‘ 1-,, points mid iii-N sniwlunlinl minim-s ill sum-w
. t u I u .
I‘ll“ ‘\'ll"l‘ll"lll \‘lvlv-llill‘i: ('vrro lie "(Hwk lirhws \\"l'4* lnzldv. smnt‘ notw
I'asco “m1 Full-xvi high records llt'lllS (Sliillllsht’tl for tho
Int: Common and
Mining and Smelt-
l'l'nl. averaged 1
point il'l\'illlt'i'.‘4. Sim-ls. V\\"'l‘0 e-rrnlll‘.
lurknwallllli l'l'élv‘llll}; lllOdt'l‘ult‘ly at
the outso-l. hnl .\rmll l-llllllng ll point.
Hrplogh- w-ls .\iltillu. as were also the
leading motors. (ll-nvrul Motors was
Enmnsiw'ly (it-vii .ll. single lots of 5,000
‘0 10,500 Flldl‘l‘n’ changing hands at a.
nominal gain. {ails were featureless.
but slightly lnwo-r and Shlppillgs lug-
,\":il‘. 'i'hl- ll)l]‘l'(i\t"l situation in the
‘s-lmlw-r ma lal lm-lr was an impmiant
l‘al-l-lr in Illl'l'l'llllL’ Illillkt‘l opirntions
ill the l'opprr Silit'li“. landing stocks
III that group \\"‘l‘(- specially inlluvllcell
1., oxpvr-ivd Ill\llll'llll ll(‘\t'l(l[illl(‘lll§ cs-
pm~l:lll\ in (‘Olllll'CllOll with Kennecntt.
that rtm'k nursing: up 13!; to 3‘1. ’l‘hs‘
Slt'l‘l‘ indllstrinls were in urgent
“-5. All the hauling foreign exchanges mound from :.'_\T, to .0 2-1. I'. .\. him-l
(fined as a. result of overnight adviCrs lam“ ‘1 K M H.011. Baldwin advanced
' “\wr Ulll' point to H7. The" motor
316m London. . -
.iltlt'kfl My) maintain-ll ll strong tone.
‘I in: iil‘il‘llll'lllll stocks gu'm rally made
“actional thins. New York wall money
diml‘u-ll .11 1:1;
' i v V nI-‘fi,
\v‘AlJ. HTML-.1. .\ur-ll.~~\\'illl i‘l'w
enrn'plions gain,» .zmml: Copper shares
T'l‘lo- (whwnlml llilllllfi' llll- lil'tlu- rim-m,
p—-—-q
luv r l‘v-lll.
)g-lxn. Hi‘llllli2~ llllid‘li'lll'll. taking ln'
tiw- cheaper Ii.l>‘. plipnlur “,0th ”m1 l.H.\’lH\.\‘. l".l‘.f:.---Hl'l'll'lzll announce-
equipments all ilIl\:tn(‘v'S (ll 1 in 1: '. ”in”, was ”“d' ”ML" “m” SH‘HOnS n":
Bonita Hotlshm. “7.3mm 15' and “l,_l-l‘l' Flf‘l‘li I‘."ll:llllf" would. in o'\to-uilt‘l]
flurrs’. lllll'llslmll .\. .\‘illllchllkvr. l‘han- '” 4 l“ "l- l“'fi—'i‘|!ll1‘i~'|ll‘\i \lOIHlu)‘. 'I‘h"
Cher. Muck 'l‘l‘ilt'l-x. Intel-national ll:ll‘—' “r Swhmm‘ "n SMUHL‘V “”5
Wanner, Anlf-l‘ld'dll Car and Amt-rival) , ”Offpwflu" ”m” S'M'm‘fl"
and Baldwin Lovolnotiics rose 1 to "‘
'lll‘ulivu;
de-J
Illil‘i'l. lwl lb" l..l(‘ka\v:lvln:l .\‘lvwvl which'
temporary receiver. llelnlan Beer,
i-il} goods merchant of
:1 petition. gave debts at $6,479 and
ass» is at $2.300.
l
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‘(‘(ili‘l-‘IN ("’1‘ OP "RAID;
l 01’ (il-ZXL‘IKAL I'IlJ-X‘TIXIC
.\'l-2\\' \‘Illilx’. .\iuy l7.“"Cll-’\l‘ll‘s .-\.
("oi‘llL i‘ulllnll-r :lllll (‘rv-ator of the
(:1 m-ra] Electric company and the
’l‘homson-Houston company. one or its
rolir-wl as chairman of
llw imm-d of dint-tors at its met-ling
hc-ru today and was succeeded
(b\\l‘ll H. Young. lung associated with
lllI' POlllll:lll_\' as \‘lm-.prrsidenl. .\ll‘.
(‘1 Hill was n-lit-u-d at his own rv-luost
‘l-l'u llvrrsssors.
allow 4” years Sn'l‘VlCt‘.
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I "Hill SCHOOL NOTES
\ nice-ling or the Dramatic (‘lnh
‘.v:l~ h--':.l )‘I'Sl'll'ly :i‘ll'l'llnfln ill lht-
Aswlvl‘vly ll.lll .1! 1:13. "-‘llv purpose
o! lll" moo-tin: was to appoint a com~l
nonlinc v s. for oil‘lcv-s
for ll--\t 3- ‘ll'. 'l‘ll'l- colnmlttm- up-
l-ni'ltlu‘ “IF as tollows: lnwro-nco
Kit-.\llllmll. Phillip Clark. (‘hlll'loitv
[Jarzirt l‘Ill-zvlmr f‘tllmdmll, Gladys
1.0M), liivliuhl 'l‘immons and llrrnnrd
l-‘im'snll. ’
'l‘ll'-
ihvil'
-l:ly
lni'lv-u tn gnaw-l
.\‘nr‘vulk llilrh .\‘inc will play
ith snow of lll" svns‘nn on Fri-
::ll-.~rvmnn. who-n thry clash with
‘ "rm-k .\.llsoniu ll‘llrh team at
l .\nsonia.‘
ill.-
m some answer! me 83m
e'ws of theFinancial World.{
gone on full time after operating part‘
IH'IHIINTI’RICS
IN HANKHI‘I'I’CY C(lI'RT
owes l
by ‘
s _, ‘
me mos GE'I'HXG scam? ~
Result of Expansion 0! Steel Industry
-—.\'uu-tmon Miners om Back to
\“ork. .
' SHARON, May 17.——W'ith the rapid
lexpansion of the steel . industry a.
Shortage of pig iron is developing;
Many of the merchant blast turnacbs
'tha‘t have been cold for a year or
longer will soon resume. It is de-
clared the output of coke is expected
lto show a decided increase soon as
‘nlany ot the non-union miners are re-
turning to work in some of the smaller
’mlnes. It is said by industrial leaders
in the coal and coke regions that the
E end of the walkout is in sight so far as
‘non-union miners is concerned.
» Recent advances in the price of pig
iron is such that (furnace manufactur-
‘ers can again operate their stacks With
la, slight margin of profit. Stocks are
ideplt‘ted and demand for iron is in-
f creasing rapidly. It is said one or two
5 stacks in the Shenango valley probabl)v
Ewill be blown in by June 1 if condi-
1tions continue to improxc asthey haw:
'during the past month. 'l‘in plate in-
ldustry is sold to capacity. There is
isaid to be less tin plate in stock at the
IFarrell warehouse of American Show:
V& 'l‘in I‘lute than at any time during
“he last two years
_________________._._.———.
I FEDERAL MINING
: INCREASES DIVIDEND
, _-
5 Quarterly Payment of 1 81:;
Advance- of '/4",{; line
i Price of Lead.
C’r Declared.
to Rise in
l
l Fulcra] .\lining & Smelling Co. dc-
.clured a quarterly dividend of l‘fgr/r.
pasablc June 15 to stock of record
May 26. This is an increase of 11%.
I . Peril-lull .\lining & Smelling (‘0. 0111—.
cials say the increase in the quarterly
'ls due ill a large measure to the ad-
\illH‘fI in the price or lead. of which'
the company is a large producer. Lead
(‘l-ntinllhs to an “oil into consumption .
and it is expected that the building in-
inst the dusiry will absorb large quantities this.
1 Windsor Crepe or Batiste
Isummer.
i-‘cderai also produces zinc and sil-
hoth of which have recently ad-
in price. Stocks of zinc on
1 last \lvru equivalent to
.; \cr.
3 vnnced
5 hand .\llly
. monthly rate.
. TOBACCO STOCKS
SH()\\' STRI'ZNGTH
Prices in the gf‘llt'l'ul list moved for—
Iwnrll ill the curl) all. ruooll under the
iinllm-m-o o: strenglll in Stir] common.
which advanced to a high of 90-1... a
free-ivory ol' morn- than :1 point from
glilc early low. Studebaker rallied 2:33
'to 116-}; and Slit‘clill strength was
shown by
the tullacco stocks, which
:lt'ut‘lh'll new highs on the movement.
IUld llnc tobacco shares lilin lH‘t‘ll lic-
;lllnll the lllarln-t. Allin-rimln Tobacco
'is selling to yield 8.6"? and i'. Loril-
ilard to yield slightly less than hm.
Lorillard at 1.?“ “us “llhin 5 points of
lthv low or the your. Tobacco shares
have undoubtedly been influenced by
llllP fact that sharp revision has been
‘mado in cilmrltll‘ prices. while the
volume of sales in the iirsi quarter was
,lfifiw below last year. l—owevnr.
:Amel-lcan TOl‘liflCCO earned 1,-r $76
lhu- common stock in 102! and
;l.01‘lll.’lrll more than 318. Both com-
:plmlm 11.1w sullsmniinl surpluses :md
xare in strong: financial position.
l'l‘hl-nlzh profits in 1922 may be slightly
i
i (1‘.
'smllllcr than last _\c:lr. w-hich was tlwl
.iliucvst in lhr history. of the industry.
ftill-re is no reason to question the snic—
‘ iy of the lil‘rst‘n’. 31: rate on the com-
. mnn sh lres.
(:fiilst Line, New Haven and liork ls-v
land were strong-st of the rails. ris-
Ir.g l to L! V
.3!
or
points. Clltflllll'ulh, ’l‘olluccos and Tex- ‘ W H" E A
films were bonuhl by professional inter- foot“. . .
ms. Ill'lcpf‘lllll'lll Sim-ls, especially " . .
Welblr‘, I.:l<-l:~l\\;lllll:L. .\lillvzllv. {(._ 00
’ublic and Slims Sill-{livid were pronl- ' -
hunt ill the s-mmd hour. New (ir- .. “N0 313]]
Runs, 1‘3an and Mexico. .\llanliv {9:9
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3% pt-r (ft'lll.
l'all money opened;
Phone Orders
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“’AIJ. STI: iii-I’l‘ l:.'lO.—~Rcsnmpiion ... '—"AT— '
0: pool operations ill various quart-rs .0 '
‘us associate-d with rumors of other .z. I '
nrvrger possil ililivs ill the .\lt‘t 1. copper 8
and oil groplls. Substantial advances ’. I
t7 these shire-s llYililll‘lt'tl pronounl'v «1 [0:9 I
Dirt'ngth to ll.. :ll‘tvrnooll ‘spsfllllll.l : -
Railroads were nigh-civil. lull lhc l'l-‘w {.z.
els‘O’Yht‘l‘etg‘nll '. 1m l '0 almom 7‘0.0 ‘ ..
To n B. wi .Amnlil-an Fll‘l‘lllll‘f. lni' r-‘* 0 , , .
”mm, ,_,..,..,,_;,,...' “MM.” _‘\_ l6:Q , It 5 Here If Its Houseware .0.
, faudcbaker. Bis-xit'un l’c-tluh-llm. (itnt— ... ' ’ ..
mall Electric. .\ill"l‘l('lln Sumatra. To- ‘.. BROOMS :
. Eif‘j‘:it'l‘nilhpplgilliisdlf-{yfl-‘Onm ‘00”)in I .z. 0% }]0d\ \ 1) ft 19'” COMBINATION WOODEN COMBINATION .:.
. . _ ‘7‘." j ' (“no 11 rsc. ' . ‘ ' ' '3 ' ' ‘ ‘ . ‘ “ ' - . I ..
. ___'__..____~-—- ’ 0:. ‘llllllo (l'ir‘II:|1l 0:" “liltlil (:‘lll- ’82” \\bl.’”dl. IN)“; {31“}. "90' 49c \\ ”Ode" salt BOX. 200 .z.
1 3 . .. - . c.— - ~ -: i ,onl ma ion rowel. ' ' ‘ . ' " °‘
7 horwalk A. C. 70:. frooms ‘mnght from the, and Shade 3 in 1 Tool 3:30: 3,2330“ PR(?llll'lgB Pm. S190 3
T0 Pr tice oz. ()nn‘ernmcnt. Value $1.96. $1.57. All for . $100 1"‘:18w$1'l§ ll: 1 oarEll kflze .3.
. ..- ac .3. .. tor . .............. $1.00 - . . ... . . a 119. $135 ...
.132; Norg'all; .\. c. will hold pl'ac- eo COFFEE MILLS 1. LANTERNS ma . '3’
I". hllrs ay'mvnlng at the Barker , 1'50 Lari!“ Size Bar ‘ "
Mud flats and all members of the team .z. $139- Glass ““509 .‘llllfi. The Thill‘Mla‘.‘ 11 Ldntéilaz ._ DOOR T8 .3.
_ :31 can DOSSillly b.- there are request- 6.0 Hanging: Kind, Tllnrsdav ‘ """" " ' ' ' *1'39 Heavy Cocoa Door Mats. 0:0
0 report as there is important 0 V ‘ Siz '0 3
:‘usiness to come up at this tillll‘.. On .3. $1.00! 1.31 0" gA1¥P SEOOLS k 8 163-7 at . . . . . . t ' $100 .§
anday the N. A. (1's will play the .9 I "‘0 0 ("1g amp Stock WINDO EN ..
Ilrong Greens Farms nine at Redford .3. ,I or CANISTERS llard \Vnml Frame Strong . w sent 8 :
.\.al‘nd lung Ming 9‘“ ”,8, game for .. 04.7.)- 'E.\:tra Heavy Japanncll Sam». Bnllvht from on,ern: 690 Extensmn \Vindow Screens 9:.
gin-l (:1: (law will have“ to kdeep on 3 (musing. Stenciled Tea, mellt ‘Cslllnllv Q1 05 Each 24 Inches High, 33 Long .
. my mum e n or or to S ~ . ‘ ' u ._. 1 ° ['86 .
.. win. Volk and McGuiness will be on .. liQ’dl‘. FIN“: P e P P e 1'. Thursday. 2 for ' ° ' ' ' $100 Usually 696 Bad]. Thu ay
the mound for .\‘orvcalk. Al Crossiv Bulllllll. fro,“ the GOVPJ'D- - 2 for . . - . . . . ' ' . . . . - . . $1.”
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lnent. 1 Round Style, 25 lbs.
HZ“: 1 Shining Top Style,
JELLY GLASSES
750.. Large Size Jelly Glasses
" grad-K1. ' Y : m . o. ., , ,. . .
umld.eorl‘ll; 2.5.1 llllcl'1}:;?1ltaogpgrl: .3. '10 lbs. Size. \alue $2.90. Vi 1t_h “Tight; Fitting Cover;
... l‘llnrsday. .2 for . . . . . . $1.00 “NEON." 9 Oz- Suitable f0?
. _ . Jelly or Table Tu bl
.“ ‘ $1.29 Glass Combination l'sllally 75c doz. Thing:
, ... Set of 3 11mm: Bowls, All Use- ‘2 doz. for . $1 00
. ... fill $1295. 6 Thin Blown '
Unbelievable .3. Table _ Glasses With Fancy . COMBINATION
“1°" $11;ng .3. Band, Thursday All for $1.00 $1.79 Vacuum Clothes “’asher
, ‘. \Vashes Clothes 'Witl out
prove-mite youuinn ,, T 51-40 PYREX‘WARE . Rubbing. One Twelve Qllsrt
. 0 “'0 Quart Pyrex (xlass Baklng Galvanized Pail. Value $1.79
00 .I)1,Shes‘at . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 Thursday. All for . . . .. $1.00
TEA KETTLES
$2.25 Size 9,
09:”
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.. Solid Copper
Rickie Plated Tea Kettles
_. W'ltli Flat Bottom at....$100
FRY PARS; .
$1.25 Wagner Aluminum Fry-
rug. Pan With Wood Handles,
,- VS _6 Inches evens}; $1.00. .
LAWN MQWERS
$2.00 on the singular Price of
Any Lawn Mower. .
CL'G'T'EE' n'sfii“""‘
$1.40 Folding- Wall Clothes‘
. Dryers. 8 Arms. 28 Inches
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cmrnss meme.
$1.69._ Large- Okla-1 Willow ’
Clothes Baskets at . . . $1.00 ‘0
COMBINATION , . .
890 W h it e Enamel Sink "
Strainer. 75c White Enamel
mesh Begin.-31-.B4 Value.
preferred dividend from 1% twilé '-’r ,
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HIGHER" PARCEL POST __
RATES UNDER oossmsmnox
Rwdjustntent.
WASHINGTON, May 17.-——In view
of the [act that increased costs of
handling parcel post mail necessitates
a corresponding advance in parcel post
sates. ’ Postmaster General Hubert.
\Vork is'writingto a large number of
parcel post users to get their views
on the proposed change.
Since January 1, 1913, wherl parcel
i
been practicail no change in the rates
of parcel post service. Then the par—
cel post business comprised less than
5% of all the mail handled; now it is
:0 Change in Service Since 1913 and}
All Expenses Have Greatly Increas-iway mail'clcrks 7‘70
51‘1““ 0‘ Service Charge or B!” have been made in the salaries of ru-
post service was instituted. there hasI
{mere than 60%. The cost or railroad
. mail < transportation
‘ has increased
60%, salaries of assistant postmasters
65%. city delivery carriers 35%, rail—
1.arge increase
rai route carriers and others in the
service. These increase amounted to
more than $300,000,000 for 1921 above
those st 1913.
Two remedies have bee nsuggested:
1. To enact a service charge of one
or two cents on each parcel mailed,
regardless of weight or zone.
2. To readjust rates by Weight and
zone. .
The replies which the Postmaster
General will receive from large users
of parcel post are expected to carry
weight with the Post Office Depart-
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Spend your dollars for Quality merchandiSe. Look over this hr.
of Wonderful Values which we are oflt'ering on Thursday, May list-n.
Night Gowns
, ~ ‘ - .
\\'zlll-rhur_v in siv wooks' consumption at the present $1.00
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‘ Envelope Chemise
$1.00
Pink Batiste Bloomers
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75c Brassieres and
Bandeaux
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Children’s 65c Muslin
Drawers
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These Pretty
Two Piece
Breakfast Sets
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Assorted Styles in Fine
$1.00
Lace Trimmed and Hand
l Embroidered Bloomers
! Pink, Blue,
l \Vliite ........ $1.00
i ..
. 39c Drawers;
1...... ...... $1.00
1...... ...... ..$1.00
_____ $1.00
A Varied Assortment of
One Piece House Dresses
$1.98 Value . . . . . $1.00
Several Styles in
Bungalow Aprons
Values Up to $1 00
.
$1.75.”..H...
Plain Black Sateen and
Flowered Designs in
Cotton Petticoats
Regular $1.50 $1 .00
to $1.93....”
Under Vests
50c Quality. Thursday Only
3 for $1 00
Light Weight Union Suits
2.... ...... . $1.00
A Little Lot of Odd
Heavy Union Suits
- $1.00
All Our $2.98 Waists
0" M“ $1.98
Day
Any Fine Cotton or Silk
, Waist
$1 00 OK Regular Price
“C. M. C.” Crochet Cotton
100 Spool. - $1.00
12 Spools for .
Iceland Wool
$1.00
Pretty Dresser Scarfs
$1.50 Values. $1 00
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"I"
Each
Numerous Styles 1mg
Colors in Silk ‘Hose
$1.00
Fine Silk Lisle Hose
”3;“??? l??? . . . . $1.00
Women’s 39c Cotton Hose
i‘:°‘é.‘?:f‘.3°‘f’f":‘i $1.00
39$ng
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4Pair for
Children’s 59c and 65c
Stockings
0.. $1.00
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Women’s Full Fashioned ~
Umbrellas
26 in. and 2N slim ,5.
$1.09 Val l~< g 0
at. ............. "1. 0
Several Styles in Corsets
and Girdles
......... $1.00
All'Makcs of Corsets
Thai Sell liva‘lruflj. .-
.\ll‘il‘l‘. ('d‘li
Dollar
Day at . .
All New
Stock
9 5} ill.
59c Corset Covers
3 for ........... 81‘00
Children's Rompers and
Creepers
$1.25 and $lJi3
Values. All Xi $1.00
White Chee<e Cloth fur
Dust Cloths
.2 M $1.00
{or
[Elli 7‘
Banks of ’i 211'
751‘. '2 1‘“? ....... $1.00
; $1.00 Off Regular Price
on Philippine Hand Made
Gowns and Chemise.
White Sateen Petticoats
Double l‘a‘m-l i-‘r l?
Price $15” 81.06
Mildred Stout Drawers
Extra Size. Vials» 1‘1 00
b .
Up to $1.3!) 3‘1:
Fine 'White Petticoats
' 1 .2 .m‘l
Lace or Ezllln-ulquljc Tl.llll. ..
Regular l‘rix-c $1 00
$1.50 ......... 0
Large Cover-All Aprons
\V‘llite (”amid-in. \\'il‘:: \‘
or Bungalow Slain. ll"‘_"-'
Prices $1.50 $1.00 _,
to $1 .98 ......
GLOVES
Kid and ("11011105 til-““3
- Worth $2.50. Also in
L e 11 g t 11 "Kal'v‘l' ~“j’f
Gloves. Regular 1‘11"" 51*”
On Sale '
“Dollar Day” . 1.00 "
Our Infants’ Wear ll?
partment ofi'ers many H"
mrosfing items f0}:
mothers for “Dollar Day.
which we have not. space _
to *mention here.
CO.
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