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whatevertheeemaybetheyarere-
henna. attributed to decisions Which
farmer in the Northwest: 3% .
pots: use“ en‘s-me : in
him: of restoration. 0! demand for
than could-be oomned tron: the se- ”
‘ , (.4, . 7 I" 0‘ A "I M . I I . 7x . I I , 7/ _ n . .4 Igv m 1,3. _ , 1 _ x I g _’ m n.a" M firlwlll lull‘
TRICKS ARE NEEDED .IN ‘1 ._ . ,. ,7 cosine ens-ins his week. mate'air MVWMW‘ 10" mn’ ‘ refit! ‘ neon develop- be made arms 3...;
MAKING OF mam 7 l R L ' h ne- lltuation but have shown that 333,. being to at“ the .3137;f.7',reiieving the' position or the when: mk-umag‘m the m- footing to? Ilitermtior‘ui ‘ , .' _. .
twin: of masterpieces of
:‘J‘ll‘dlly thinks of paintings
largo illicit industry
n \rl‘s of art other than
l‘C‘l
‘. .ml in this final more in”;
glht} 'pate tendre of Sevres. and his
39mm was still doing it in 1877. Deal-
ers bought the product and aged the
lspecimcns themselves. .
Ono of the most amusing takers
*
Belief is Hollywood
gar-“deli as of relatively minor impor-
tance when compared with the un-
delytng strength of the situation shipping policy of the Government
—- as well as the poesiblity' of changes
Somewhat further development in in the term programme of the Ad:
in general.
are now up {or the attention of the
Government. Among these lg the
Germany‘s determination to end
passive resistance in the Ruhr has
been received both in Washington
and in the bushes community as
having furnished definite proof of a
raw materials such II copper-(cot-
ton and other staples. in larger vol-
ume. while the beginning or the Ger-
man endeavor to introduce a definite l
gold hosed currency 3 indicative of clded Improvement.
per marks. Altogether the 0“
although fu- from clear so for In»
rsny final adjustment of retinitis
tions is confined. has indicated «'7
g
7‘.
-: \l'rn milnd for than ingbolougc-f in this category. He was .
.;.~ : 50ml: “Pig-Vlmfifr‘: .‘allclzrml Kaulmnnn. He discovered Pen mu not be over- ;
’.7r..1l‘;: it)“ 1.10 it .mwz 3' .3 Human men with a bit of DORE“! 7- 7'
I“ ‘ “l":‘dhl‘lY‘i’w me re mm: in it. it made a hit. Then he un- taken —. Wife Eggs \' ’z . ’ f
smut *no li‘iue -l . -q. . , ,. ‘
, mt' v~s¢ stain-'5 m lit-2 1lid-1‘Iégmltifnxgggid'ahtirg.silooddfgtfvt. Last “reek _ F}: I ' .
cl M..m:mI 3:114 ”1:1: :‘EW' Ecru: a roll-r1! portrait of the Roman _ , ‘ ' ' 7 : é ‘ 7 .
"‘3‘ “"131 *m‘v ‘ ~“’3’"'lhrxroror Antoninus. The Emperor , I , '
-' “th Uri» »t 1.1:. . . - . .- STORRS,.Conn.. Oct. 1.—The hens ‘. , ,
us will; at; :u:h ‘7)?” a 1.0m; ..\I\ parlors. That was in the laying contest at Storrs came 3' , g ,
‘HHZ. .3... “-Ezflllvr new ' “11“"! of Micm‘el' . through last week .with 340 eggs ' [stabh‘A'd w};
_ ._ ’1 3 5-1 m on. \vanJc. ““" 51“”- OC, “flinggs flail“ [:8 more than was expected of them ' ’ ‘ (
F l .1. «no dsrnil “'nml. “l:;\37'7“110:l77ga:1:§a57 from]: old according to the records of other St , c
. 1. :L... _.. - ’- ‘ " .. n lid t tal : 3134 , credo.“ dfi] dock,
7;“ ““C" ‘i' rm... 7" picture nf‘ulo special value may be :22? orTaeiielad o: noearly 045 per »’ "t 60 ,
',E ‘hc 5m ln'fflllrrn 0.! “f“‘w‘i C‘pun' In some. corners 0“ ccnt. This is better by 420 eggs . ‘ - I
n" “121"" J’nlliut hump.) the pnasants Slill weave in tfian the lay for the corresponding .
. . ~. L H... by“... 1. "‘° 53m" manner they did centuries period last year. \Vith five weeks ' E A S rtln A ‘
L. <5. .U‘l-Yl “um”.Incoz'tlxclr product is in demand. I! to go it now appears that Holly- ‘ vel y ge a po g ge _ .
l . rn‘W V‘fflrnf. 3‘31“" ""1 Flap”? ’5 niorely being doc- wood Farm will finish first for the .. _
. - “ ’l‘Iw .x. «iru I Torr ‘.. l 7“ Wm”- 15 ””9““‘1 (”“7“ with year as the next nearest competi- " O .
‘1 .» " (firm- 11-7.,“ pcf‘zs‘n [ill-‘r‘lhf‘ \arnlsh has been're- (or is trailing by 63 eggs. The ' We are ”gambling one Of the loveli- , 3
~. I Lorin. 31ml T‘m‘fj'; If ‘_' ‘5 17hr“: ’"9: 2.3.. management of the contest will not est displays of sports attire You ever '
_; elm-r. m r0- “1,: ;““".":‘° 3 if“ ° 5‘ hazard 8 Sue“ 0" ”COM be“ saw. Daily, newest knitted frocks and
‘\» z..-v (w: of aen- “”"“ t‘“ "3‘“ "ac ’“ ”en- T” 1'95““ breedm‘ "m“ suits are arrivin to deli ht the s arts- '
. w“. of...“ 1;... my“. “Wild ”18 rsllnt 100k {00 bright Long Island. a pen of W’hite “'yan- , g .g . p , - v
' . 7... .3 “FL. mm... 'lxv- tin" cl~l coloring; of age is put dottes are all with 40 eggs or each woman Of all 3833- Knitted apparel 13 1
' ' ' m. x: by mum: me picture in to- other and each is almost certain ~ more popular than ever before andis ..
. tun! mr‘not h. my: . Jljl-C‘T‘OT llCOl'lCC. A damp cel- to lay above 2000 eggs for the ins W0 on the streetas we" as on t e t
. "I“. ”up; m“ I“. :3; pan-m“, nxanaged pr0\ldes mxl- year. The best breed race,is in the 01f CO e _
_- .5. NW”, N... ~I~w of any desired thickness. and Plymouth Rock class where. there 8 . ..
‘ ,iz, ' fl; .5; to: the sailing and buffcting of are five pens not over 52 eggs , g . 7i
‘7 . #7” 7:1,; 2:; . ‘Ul‘rnv. the {nicer throws the picture apart. Kyltted Frocks Of light weight Cl‘OS' : . W
m “3;: mm um ,5... :2... floor and kicks it around 8 Edgar smughmm“ pen of Bar, Shoes ely knitted worsted, long sleeves, silk ' 6 .
‘ . .,..,.,,,;.. W. :~.-, m— riz‘ns am in by hand.‘ n red Rocks from Wappmg. Conn.. . bindings and hem of contrasting color. l ' _ ‘
A a llzz'zoc could have Writ f'n 1m. repeated their performance 0! last c ' - ' '
, I W ... ‘r “W... err... lnuml-r cmilvl have skclfihflgb hllm- weok and got into first place. again for mare“ and UnexPeCtedly 10W pnced $19.95 7 Fashianable _ “‘ i
., W. ..,.. r, "UH li‘zt lw (‘rtiiliwi himsolr. . - 51598 with a score or 58 eggs. The in- e . . . . ’ 7‘
j. .(N‘x‘ym Sunni: 7 W... ., nullpmumyn of rvnowm :1 (creating and unusual feature in GrOWing Gll‘lS Knitted 5!!“ Of. softest camel's hair. all GO l
.', . . ._ my, , m... :m m- r of tr.“ instiluh‘i, 712711177? connection; with the performance at g 1 bl . Blouse and plain skirt With w'de fringed F ats
_ ‘ ,n a lmz'.‘ nu: llfffi‘ houso n n i 81’ 5. this pen 3 that their egg prod‘uc- SO vin r0 ems 33h e_ Ex in I . ,.‘,
_ f ,; v,“ LN". hm- “m. ‘3... he gm an autograph. It tion has been going up instead of f We are“ - magkigghspe- : 0f 88m ceed 8y 3min COS- for Little Tots __‘
H " “ . I“ ... . V Hector. A dow i t u iv r ll ' the'ca e 01' Pare“ ll'l _ ume. s 2.50 '
.I-n ~.~.'._n rm'lr'tl rnusni l1...l .0 l COMP 3. CO H as 9 mos n e 58. 5 a ' . hudren to 7 r
,. 1,, pr\'_ War-“g klrmlly vim-.Ycr niliwl him. That was in in this season or the year. Another entity of fitting C Knitt d S . . bl b h d We now have an excellent
,L ,.,,- .‘... ,I], U. .. nu.) 13.. whys In four years he pen of Barer Rocks owned by the the finest shoes they can buy e wt in. no ms 8 assortment Of costs £01., chil-
. 7-1; W Wt 2-,..1 m .,.,...nmpx.nx collrclion. Ontario ~Agricultural College at —the kind of Shoes chil- wool. Skirt and slip-over blouse dren and new ones are at- .
i it lqr‘u-Y l .nmnng other unézlue G'uelph- was second best for the dren should wear to insure have Wide stripe of.blue and henna . rim dafl Chinchilla 7.)
‘ I" “"v *‘ Flt"; "117‘" ’31,? 7.77:3.2-1‘L7ttgrrtirififg 2;: :02: ‘lll’iin‘3§°3§§”°3:“14.23.23. proper foot’development and mixture. May be .0061! 01‘ closely clothgfor boy}; and girls ’33. ’-
..7..I.yl— 3‘».r;y« /*'r_1.,. .c l...:.. . ..‘ 1 , .
9‘.) (rut: g. “vi! «cm 1'»! lwm'h cf tlir‘ir little boy: (tom South Glastonbury. Conn. foot Comfort. . buttoned at the throat $29.50 trachan broadcloth polaire ‘
. "‘ “”1"“; ' I“ WW.» I...” A. L, S ”f Alnxnndnr tho Great was 1; close third with a score ot_ P13.M.te Shoes With 80ft . , . l .d ’ 1 to ’.
_'r\ n {1}“. “‘7‘; 1m .;_:_.-.-,.. from Akninrri m Heloise 48 eggs. l’lnecrcst Orchards‘ pen flexible toe blucher, without . Plnld Knitted Frockof stralght p 31 8. Va 9“”: e '3 m every.
. ..... M. ,1... .1 mm mnem 1.. Mar Mac- or Reds from Groton. Mass. was . . '_ silhouette mode. Fold of plam col- color imaginable.
.. ......“,'. :53 H . on M lnvnrtzs. Ami they were rourth boat {or the week with a to~ hp "1 “Dong: “1;; 12839117 or down the side and also used 1in These are costs such as
‘ .,...~.I.T g]. .1 French. M. Charlee' ml or 47 eggs. . or brown e . on e u -‘ _
.' 15.7-"; 1 .T. 2.11.»: In and m 1569 the The “I” loading pens m each of lasts for growing feet. Ac- collar and cuffs. $21.30 the most smartly. dressed -
¢ , "J5 » .2 r, \-r3.n_;,.,.‘1;g was sent to jail the principal bret‘ds are as follows: cording to slice 0 children are wearlng gnd .
r N. ~1 l - . r .r ".‘ni ,‘r'qu, llv was also finrd ”('0 Plymouth Rocks. “1,0 to $6.00 White Blouses ‘ the)? lend charm to the 81- _..
, . ‘ .. .7. 3'», gr. “41.41 1:: {Vii-l "01:171th “0.- Edgar Stoughton (Barred) 1845 PI t I the? Pumps for ready entrancing child. .F
rs n-. «'1‘ I“. .. l, "“71 - '. . ' ‘ ‘ . e 0 ~ . u
_ . I. . r . J“ SIII: “for“ “(minding 07:71:17,723. Pam!!! (B l 1806 dancitnlgn school and Sunday Tailored White Blouses for Pulled Blouses to wear With Bnnz the little 170““ “a!
, g .-- .-. M. m. mmmm itself in 7127.212}, Slot-m} cge aret) - best. “.00, 5530 sports wear of English ‘broad- sports skirts and open sweat. you and let them help you
u‘ . . :r- we: flirtatious of (mud.h in l“'- ”_ 3" KM“ (Barred) 1508 Ten c"! Oxford in Foot cloth. They look like ‘Sllk but era. The most: becoming skirt- select their C03“- Many.
. p \ , r lam (.aI-nrnmmt Mops p °’°'.; Cazmmh. N_ 1'. F0 Last. An excellent launder much more SBtleECtOI" walst style. Special $2.49 have dear little fur 0011813-
. « w , ' ‘ l” If n ‘1 IBM”, g;§*r"“;';:;Jux.—-s r. Francois (Barred) 179: . b n hoe 11y. Wonderful value. $2.95 3mg mm ltoGyears. Allpricee from
s ‘ ’ ‘ 3‘ ""“H”: ’7'“"":""‘ nrc “’1‘ n. , " “‘rsthampton Beach. L. I? "1' e wee 8 V ' 7
.r ‘ '~ " -". T ""7"“: 5""? ‘3’““5 ”7““ “‘7‘“ ‘ Jasper E. Buptlll (Barred) 1:93 H h L; 5541;009 “foo ‘ 7 “'00 b ‘10.” .‘a up
Berwiclc Me. i‘ ccd 068. 01' 5 ‘
' 7 7 " “1"“? “""ndm‘c‘ cold days and stormy weath- : N F hi De d Fl ks ‘
.. I. -~' lI-"‘v“.‘if‘,il in‘crprctathe 5°‘°.Lad, A d _. , 1931 ‘ 8W ‘ as 0118 man at . , a" "'8
illll‘ I’l‘oqram at .ln' '5. n n l’r'<t numlmr “as "The‘ xrzrro?(y'er}::7;1and er. \ fir'nss'm Haw d Ta
‘ 7 .7 ) l: g.‘\ . ‘0 ‘ Eng“ "77}? C -: ' y i ' n 00" ‘ e '
( ()lll'l (Ctllt‘ Lazaa ..l 5 whiz;“Linn; “§’{;:;;:‘rf§g00ré::;d3 15“ There is no excuse forIthe woman of today to have an old To Match the [attic Tots
. , , . 5,55- . 7- . . l ‘l :1. I“ 5' .-‘ u. xxx-7.1.5; ”HOLWM“ R “wagon 173: style figure fore new style gown. .Qorset designing has kept pace ‘ co.“
' 4 . , ; 5n, 1; J , “my. and Gra-l Davlsvllle. n. 1. Sweaters and even preceded Fashion 111 automating Fashion’s demands. French lush and - 1 th
' 23 ,. a J- m. (an... Tm :mlem‘mmm E. Moran 1589 No more small waist lines—no more let 9 hi H l w e vs flat p c o '
. 1: h - C . are - g p ' k 111:.
,r. n wry :r:1C-.:’nl. nnl mm 9! flaminghnd Reds . for Chlldren backs. These obtained in the most “1,420 date of corsets. also blsc velvet ta .
, s 1-: ’ l ‘ ‘ '
“7 S ‘7 )u 3 Plnecrest Orchards 1989 Golf (I in miniature um ‘0 ‘5'” e
l Grown. Mass. , - C“ ‘R, ‘Nl Second floofi '
., _ .. ‘ ’ :Door llrook Poultry Farm 1855 for little folks with fancy The amel' rap Around " l "’
3 Short Fails N. H. . ’ ' ' ' 7 ‘
_ "f" —- - combinations. Colonngs in - - . -
., _ 1W .Chmps 11. Lane 1825 th _ No lounge—Just hook it, pull it down and it ' ‘7‘
. 1 . . - . . _ e front. Ve new. , \ s
l OkOhC’mag Torn bf Quike “I?“ ‘ ave’ irollitérbffék Ma"- , . ‘ry $4.00 , » stays. You have never known real corset comfort I - ' -‘
W111 Be One Center 0: Reaef Work ‘. Norwich Town. Cc'mn. Athletic Slip-Overs are if you have not worn a Warner Wrap—Around. Bath RObGS .
, , . “one Log ioml. M very smart in white or navy , - \ ‘ .
Carrzed On {By Ameracan Red Cross ; Hollywood 1...... _ 20:)- With rolling shawl collar It Elastic Inserts are 'placed where they are need- for Children
- , , 7 ., . ? IIUHYWWI. “ ashmston . - ' ed for perfect fit and ease Backs are always flat.
. . .r. , . .3 ‘ _‘ .g,"a . I, ":7... :Pussy “'lllow Egg Farm 1960 is he?” Shaker knit and.ex' Th W . .7 - 8..“ FM! no“, for
15...: Morichgs. L. L ceedmgly good looking. eee repoArounds come in all Sizes and for all types of children of all 9. es. for bo
Mondowledgo l-ar m 1949 Small sizes $6.50 figure—small hip-girdles for young slender girls through a large and‘ - l to lg . to by:
r “tidal'éiifitnh L 19% Second “00,. gauge of styles to the long more heavily boned type {or the large they fiéble :3; 3? be: :3
; 7-} ~ 7 -——-—-—— ure. Priees$100to$500 .
“a-“bom- “am" i . g ' — ‘ cold mormn or after the
- ‘ 7 Komt Knp, a dame for a small rubber cap which ‘comes t) -88 - ‘ ‘.
bath. All sizes for all a .
. " Mah Jongg fit over the top of 'corset steels_that have cut through the cloth at Loveliest colorlngs with gee;- ’7
P . top or bottom. A most convenient device. Price 10 cu. each ish and girlish designs,
IIZBS . . Bfm¥re Hooks to replace those lost in the laundry. ‘ De en din . .
A case full of fascmatm . 10 c . p g upon an"
gt 0:.
unusual bits of imported art, Second no", \ prices are $100 t° $4.95
which are ideal for Ma‘n Corduroy Robes—ribbon . a
I “‘"‘ "“ J ongg Prizes. bound and silk sash cards in ‘
HARTFORD. Oct. l.-——One ad- Book-Ends. small and rose and Copenhapn.
vantage, and it may count heavily. Charmin . Chinese carvin . . $4
Hartford will have in tho series with ‘ g 34 00 g 7 $3.95, 95
Baltimore here next week is that H ' h l ' ‘3 '
they have on their pitching staff 2. “£0 All. Poem Shok .-
hurlcr. who has already met the made In Sakai, Japan, a ’
test against the hard-hitting Orioles breath of the Orient indeed! .
and has proved himself equal to the - $1.00 perbox For Baby * 7 *"
occasion. - . ’ -
Inland Boxes for Jewels or
Jess “’inters. lanky curve—ball ex- . . '
ert while ltchln ‘0 the T Cigarettes. Very beautiful Siam" B‘th M for r;
p - p ‘ ' ’°"‘° - - b b ft d and
Leafs in 1921 with whlch cl be m design and color. 8‘ Y. 80 owny WW ;
established a great record. winning $2.00 to $5.00 as toast for wmtry days. , l '
fitteenhgames and losfing'orlziynthree. “am Match Holde White bound With pink and ' .
t k t « ' . , -
.32. ..3:33:32:mast“: a decoration or my table. bluenbbon- “mum .
worked against them, that year. conceahng their practicabil- 3.5, Bunting. to wrap a
.Three of his victories were register- i ‘ .00 , ' {7
-ed in Baltimore and the other in Waking” Ash Ti: catch , ”he baby in With 1300713 “d ‘
Toronto, one game going to twelve \ ti [1 flit, f - , 7 cosy Cloud robes “1 Beacon
innings. an athaq Ye epa are tom 3 flannel. ..
Jess' success against the Orioles. 1 $19 ogdlnaric metal trays- -» ' [ $2.50 & $3.25 7 '
who that season had a lineup that ery 8001‘3 1V8. . ~ 7' . - .
outside of two or three exceptions. 9 $1.50 to $5.00 0 e \' W BWHdIS— .-
is practically the same as the one l Accessories for the I pewble t0 baby’s comfort
3. , game . . ’
that will take the field here a!!! l - . ‘ to wrap him up for an extra _
week. makes him the logical choice . itselgmegth3ng fCOIl'flplete “ ‘ ,’ '. . cover or for the camaga NO .
for the opening game or the series ,‘ O I B O O a in ‘ . I.
and he stands out as Hartford’s main 5 it may be fouan it gag-735015 “1e Famous Paul Jones Middles mother Should be Without
{7:71:72er :3 3.533. 71373771513327.3713 n shop. Stop and browse We have just received a consignment of these ‘well-known ghwmggggufim-l They laun- . ..
.1 it is working is apt to give any team. among them- middy blouses for the young m1”- er * y- ‘2 0 “,7
. , » 7' 7 » be it a major or minor gue out- ’ main floor 11 h't d th ’ h'te' ‘th b] 0.“ d 31$, m m. 7‘
an. my new, be ,2. Japan became 3 area that the m. trauma What W“ hen, the 5 . Some are a .wn e an o ers w 1 w: up c an an 501““!!! Sin“. W . I ;
Japan. for it is country's need we be far srcavet. Texan no little when he mounts the . cufi's and full insignia. Colors and blouses are guaranteed by the . f beautiful ii soft . “j
x’ a quay in the once ”I“ the am‘m‘ 3“- mound against the International N Fall Shirts manufacturer and by us. These are undoubtedly the finest. middy ° ‘1‘” ty-hso. I -
» r of lokohama, now: Judge 301‘“ B'mn P‘m' 1”“ League champs is that he is tam- ew blousestobehad_ Sim 14m 18. “d~'m In plald‘ “6 “it;
.14.}; pond 85 the ’0‘ “01131 “ham °f ”‘9 Mam um with what the Baltimore play- . , deintiest shades. 31.50 i . 1,,
.—n.;.nxe's ravages- 1“- “!‘d Secretary °f C°mm¢m§i ”'3“: er: can rm and what they can't hit. for Men Navy,‘green and red flannel $3.95 to $850 . g to ‘
Lav.- upheaval of" the his assocmte an the. 019°“ n m. The fact that Winters knows some- ; . 1 79' , W W Bh.‘ } ‘ --
, cam-d the greatest mittee 9t the orzamzatlollv “3“, thing about the Baltimore hitters Waverly Shirts which “I“ am 3 ° '“ 33-” haste of double faced mate- l . “
"""‘ {15“ $3. ‘33 32‘? 1633: ‘3‘." lawn”... "$5; "‘3’.” aid the. other 'arttord have given so much satismc. ‘ Am’g mu". m the two-krone middies which may be worn rial. Bound with pink and ,
n" _ _ . ' . _ . . . _ . , ‘1
52% m: 3.00:- of the call attention to the fact that Whilt 9' ° "3 tion to our-patrons. Black- as 311(1de or rolled up" and buttoned to wear as over blouses with blue ribbon. A beautiful, . 3 7 ,
. E'zg‘o that it. is be— property losses may have been 0M“ m 51mm stone woven madras—full a, skirt. Comerand try them on. . ‘ Price $2.25 gift for baby’s mother. , 5; ~ ,
has d in the earlier dispatches F n. _ . w
“ 3“ “gm“.m“ 1‘3ng fifiememd mm, the hm: cut and popularly pnced. ? ’ 2:32. lulu-MM“. $2.30. ‘3
' (rt....." t 0 Waters. . _ . ‘ . ' 4; "' 7 - w" m 'i
X» {7.111713 the photo- sufl'ermg )8 5,0 mm mt ‘t “4 Bathe . better prospects in the . $290 ; 1 » z
: f-,-l!:w countrymen quires theptmost sympathyfindm“ foreign eld and quieter conditions Bedford Cord in splendid ’ . .l
, - :ti 11ml lives before terial 85518118“ The" ‘n m domestically have tended during the patterns, $1.75 . . ,
,v :1“: reduced their dreds o thousands of kernel“. past week or more to bring about 3 “Milk and wool in Handmade EnveloPe 7 . e . . .
. a :1 left them penni- people, oussnd-s of 0W5“. . steadier situation in the stock mar- . l . Mercmefs Ann t
.- h- may and starving- great zany!“ “d m [set and to'prevent the development new co ors. 8301700 Ch ‘ ' ‘ ~ : mmm
5- - have turned to thousan o . of conditions which had previously m r- » emlses , omen—So ._ . _ "
warlci'7's mos: respon- Reserve stocks of food all goth- tended to unsettle prices and to im- S can} , and _. new—all hand “PW .1“ “’10!" We have m to OI?
.. arch a crisis, and the EgEJm.m:P°dm 0“ ”ted Amer- pair configenézh Say; June;I B. mad: ‘nd hahd embroidered. all linen withemkoidmd I ”fl,“ g m .1 [kappa
I'm: :3 ms have as- . . T, Ciews o: t e n: cm 0 ear! ' _ A . ' . ' . .7 ’ huhsdlongexperiem
-‘Icrrgrm “with charac- ion for immediate NM» 1"" Clews and Co. The volume of trade - Also m made . of slightly mm 15, 2‘ ”a 50 a ghom m m
1 :‘mmim “’4‘” m"2.l’°§°u‘ h“ “WW“ ‘3'“ “d “mm“ ' heavier ”Wk than “M? For nan—amen corded their sh ‘ ' as "
,- - lied Cross. deslg- sat-m they m?" m . "25 mm. the opinions of: 36 Wins comes. " .. , , ' . ,.
. _. at (300156: e as the “'m‘ 3 while the openions o e yanking - . _ ' 3 Mid‘ ~ ”7 “.1 ‘ '
_- . . 1 113,32}, wgich gym- 01m!!! 01 m mthe to lsntic City Convention of the Ameri- 7’ - An nut. hay dk . .3‘ _
‘ - r P11: might contribute Emphasis 1’ PW ”to firms can Bankers' Association have m M 75 “I.
‘ and country across the which mm'm be M shown a generallrmonr and confl- . . 7,, ,,
‘ *2 m‘nlmum quota 0‘ ."m be "m d 7:1: its M dent outlook with reference to eu- .
v "cal. but early in med by the Bed m” be 1'": team trade and financial conditions
3?." L a, r‘fire complete fund- Every cent ‘7”! . generally. The opinions of at bank.
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