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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 15, 1922 · page 7

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SELECT YOUR GIFTS AT

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Millinery
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tossed this locomotive and trein like I. chip.

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“misled by Maples a Goldedunidt
Allied Chemicel 78% 711,5 731,5
Allie Chalmers 4416 44- 4‘“
Am. Can nu 71% ' 73“
Am. Ice 108%, 108% 108%,
Am. Loco. 124% 122% 124%,
Am. Ship & Com. 19%, 19% 19%
Am. Smelter: 58% 65* 58%
Am. Sugar 75% 74% 74%
Am. Sum. Tab. 30 80 80
Am. Tel. & Tel. 126 124% 124%
uAm. Woolen 94% e 94% 94% '
Anaconda. 60% 49 50% |
Atchleon 101% 101%. 101% .
Baldwin Loco. 127% 125% 127%
Unit. & Ohio 42% 41% 41%
hBeth. Steel 63%. 02%, 61%
Cal. Pete. 56 56 6‘
Can. Pac. 143% 143% 148%
Cen. Leather 34% 34% 81%
Chandler M012. 63% 63% 6395'
Chas. 8:. Ohio 71% 69% 70% ,
Con. Ga.- 121% 120% 121%
Chi. R. I. 32% 329'; 32%
Corn Products 13199 131 131%
' Crucible Stecl 73% 70% 73%
Cuba. Am. Sug. 26% 25% 26%
Hr. ndlcott J nson 81y. sue sex
-mnus Players 90% 89 90%
Asphalt 47% 45% 46%
Electric 181 1801.4 181
:. Motors 18% 13% 13%
. Goodrich 35% 34% -
Grt. North. Pf. 80% 80%
art. North. Ore. 30% 3075
inspiration C. 36 33%
lnt.Mer.Mn .Pt. 6‘. 49%
Int. Nickel 14% 14
Kansas Cit SO. 19% 19
Int. Paper 53 5275
Kelly Spri g. 44% 435.
Kenn. Copper 37% 361/;
Keystone Tire 10% 10 1/.
Luck. Steel . 76% 36%
Mr‘xican Pete 240 240 240 .
Miami Copper 27% 2? is 27%
Middle States 11% 11% 11%
Mo. Pac. 16% 16% 16%
Hudson 25% 25% 35%
N. Y. Central 93%: 93% 93%
N.Y..N.}l. & H. 22 21? 22
Nor. Pac. 75% 75% 7.34}
(limo. Oil. 45 44% 44%
Pan Am. Pele. 83% 8075' 83%
l’un Am. Pete. B 78% 76% 785%
1‘00. Gas 94 93 93
l'ullmun Co. 131 128 129%
ill): Stool Spr. 114 114 114
Ray. Consol. 1339' 131;: 13%
Reading so x4. 73 3'. 7935.!
Hon. Steel 48“; 47 4814
Royal Dutch 51% 51% 51 1/.
Soars-Roebuck 85 885‘ 84%
gSo. Pacific 86% 8659 86%
Sinclair Oil 3174'; 3114' 31%
:90. Railway '24 24 ‘24
HUXJPI. 1161‘ 11654 llfilél
H. l‘ llll 22% 22% 12‘s;-
Studebaker 133% 132 13311:.
l'ltxns Co. 47% 47% 471,53
I Tobacco Prod. 84%, 112% “It
'1 n. mt. Storm 71% 70 7M.»
1'. 9. Really $155.4. 85 85 ‘
l'. S. Rubber 52% 5255 SEE-Ki
11s. Sine] 1071;. 1051.9 307%.
l'. S. Sionl Pf. 121 1,4 12116 12114:
hl'tnh (‘nrmcr 6314 6214 63"
Vannrlium Steel 365‘. 341,4. 36‘.
“'osl. l'n. Tel. 11215 11213. ‘1214
Wt‘st. Elbe. 59% 59% 59%
Texas Gulf Sul.’ 58 58 58

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Dr. Frank Koiloy of Fairnold avenue
will attend a rf’clpllon given to John
McCormnck. famous singer. at the:

 

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lntr‘rt-st in The Sv-ntincl $100 in

cold contrast centers around the daily
nnnounvr‘mcnt of a winner of the
prize given daily—a. 85 gold piece.
question is announced on‘
Announcement of the
winnor is made on Page 7-13.

 

 

 

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THE LASTING GIFT

Select the Gift
with aReputation!

HE eelection of the silt should reflect
good taste on well no good Judgment.
And it dhouid be remembered that the [in
with -, roputetiogfl behind it. is always the
most epprecieto—e gifts from Fair.
childe hev. been standards of quality for

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Hartman.” up Pimm...$50up

Wetchu, Clock- Gold Ring». Optic-.1 Goods.
Fancy Good... Silver Plete end a. Host of
other node-ti, Priced am...

G. W. Faircllild & Sons, Inc.

Jewelers dr
Opticians

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Bum-lots . . m up Mae Sets . . $00 up
I‘Vellm . . ”6 up Bowl. . . .. $15 up
Ber Pins . . I” up Melt Plotters no up

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Use Your. Telephone

These are the days when you, Mr. Manufacturer; you , _..-
Merchant, and you, too, Mr. Salesman, can get more and
better business by intelligently extending your use of-

the telephone on your desk.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Mr. Manufacturer :- ~ Mr. Merchant:

Inyour stockrdoms are pro-
ducts of your Factory which
perhaps some retailer will be

over is ra id.
glad to place on his counter. p

' ‘7 stock.
. A FEW TELEPHONE

CALLS
‘ to your trade may quickly
move this surplus stock out of
the factOry.

Such use of the telephone is
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Certain articles sell quickly
these days—the holiday turn-T

Check up and keep up your

A TELEPHONE CALL' " 1‘; .
TODAY ‘ '

to the producer or wholesaler 3.
may put the goods you wish on ‘
your counters tomorrow.

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Mr. Salesman:

phone calls to your trade.

f ' ‘ Travel takes much' time, mail moves‘slowly, but;-
A TELEPHONE CALL SPEEDS SWIFTL‘Y 10 its

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destination and as swiftly back with an order.

IT’S DONE IN MINUTES—NOT DAYS

 

 

Orders await you in every section—of your territory .
tliese days. You can clinch most of them quickly by tele- . .{i

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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