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In Syrup—No. 21/ ,2 can
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1‘on 1 Maine Potatoes 12 1:: Peck 35c
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7 11:... f: SUBWAY SALT MACKEREL 2 for 25
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' 10c Large Juicy 1:
, - Grapes - - - 10c Grapefruit - - - 3 for 25¢
‘ Dos. ancyhting or Oooldng 2}
if. - anges - - - 35c Apples - - - 4 lbs. 25c 5';
: _ _ """" Lb. A; «M. Heinz Dos. 53':
f: .3 ‘es - - 350 ”UR DELICIOUS Dill Pickles - - 550 g;
’4 “ Lb. MID EMS—mil; can r g
1:: F’zgs - - 250 FRESH E Scat; Kraut - - ‘ IE5c _.‘
‘1‘» 11. Wilma: . 3:: L."
‘5 3? Peaks Peanut Butter - 17c ;;
1:} '"" ’" _ 3..- Mixed Can {i
1 PI. :5. acolate - 4c 5 9 lb Vegetables ' ' 15c 3‘: ‘
1:; ‘ -, lhwinu Quart c ' Tender a; ‘2;
1: 3 Lb. Fancy Lb. 1%
1.: .5 " :ted Apricots - - 25c Evaporated Peaches - - 19c 1%:
ti? TIN FINISH HARD CANDY - - - - - 25¢: lb. '
1« ‘rned moonooo BLEND Our Best mm, obtain: and common
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YOU won't spend so much of
,\ our time reading Palm Beach ads ,
after we get your heating system
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551' The NASH. RAYMOND
Washington Street .8 no: m M
,und this has tended to _
( upward movement of bond prices.
; though
, fine Securities Market.
The undertone of increasing eon—
ndence in the future of security
values has been strengthened by re-
cent developments. states the on -
rent issue of the Guaranty Survey.
published by the Guaranty {trust
Company of New York. Investors
.sre beginning to turn their funds
from temporary employment in
shortderm securities and are pur-
chasing long~term bonds.
Prices of the highest grade Song-
term railway bonds reached their
lowest points Oi! the y toward the
end of last March. even the
general market decline of September
did not bring their prices cor—n to
the earlier low po However.
as such bonds yield ._ (.50 to I
per cent, buying of them is ‘zngeiy
confined to savings banks. which
are not subject to taxation and.
therefore. may consider the intrins
ic value of 'the security alone.
Changes in the yields of these condo
are usually considered as alt-wins
the movement of long-time money
runs. but their recent price advan-
ces‘ have been so slight that they
cannot be regarded as giving ludi-
cation of any trend at this time.
The average individual investor is
more interested in new issues and
the lower grade seasoned bonds
yielding from 5.50 to 6.50 per cent"
the Guaranty Survey rays. The
market really is to be 'udged. Ihere-
fore. by the reception accorded to
new issues and the activity of trud-
ing in the lower grade bonds.
Last summer underwriting hruses
found difficulty in interesting 'oves-
tors inrnew offerings. and thei‘ wi-
uxne was relatively ”roll. Today
the attitude of the individual bond
buy er has changed. for he is pur-
chasing for investment one long-
'i. rm bonds Ihlch seem most attlac-
rive. Consequently. the dump of
1 new issues has increased mr ‘rially.
retard the
underwriting houses are
careful not to overload “a market
sxlih their Offerings. ——Says the Sure
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St. L. and S. F.
“’ith large gains in earnings. both
. use and not. over 1921', the St.
Jule-San Francisco promises to
ow for the present year the best
suits since the reorganization in
ments on 87,841,200 6 per cent. pre-
ferred stock should be covered with
a. balance equal to about 38.25 per
share on the ”0.447.026 common
stock.
FinancialNotee.
The Rutland Railroad Co. shows
a net income for the ten months of
1933 of 8718.104 against “Mail of
a year ago.
The Boston Waven Hose t: Rub-
ber, Co. has declared 81.50 a share
on the no par common. for the
:uarter. Three months ago it paid
1.
O O O
The St. Paul R. R. which in 1920
had a deficit Of over $16,000,000 in
ten months. reports for the ten
months of 1923 an operating income
of $15,223.01».
e e g
The Tide Water Oil CO. has re-
sumed dividends payments. duclar-
ing 31 a share. The last quarterly
previously paid was $2 a Ihj'e on
December :0. 1021.
e e e
The Coca-Cola Co. has dec'ared
81.75 a share on the common for the
quarter.
AttractiVe Lamps
'- For Your Home
A beautiful lamp or two, rightly placed, cannot help but)
add a further note of beauty to your home. The
and attractiveness of the floor lamps and table lamps.
combined with the unexcelled degree of high quality at
most moderate prices, offers you the opportunity to fut!
that enhance the beeuty Of your home at very little ex.-
pense. The present selling offers a wide selection in col-
ors, finishes and styles—the newest in metal table lamps
—the newest in polychrome floor lamps, all have been so
lected with utmost care in the belief that you will apprs.
ciate the distinctive. Actually seeing is belivmg—why
not do so at once ‘1
RAngevine Furniture CO.
The Ohio Copper Co. of l'tnh an-
nounces that it will pay all pen due
coupons on its first mortgage 7 per
cent._ convertible bonds. 'lhese
amount to 24% per cent. of the face
value.
The Delaware. ankawanna &
Western R. R. for ten months shows
a net operating income f 810.975.-
490 against 85,858,263 2 a year
earlier.
The Niplssinx Mines Co. has de-
clared an extra. dividend of 3 per
cent. and a. quarterly of 3 per cent.
O O 0
Two shares of new “no par" value
stock will be given by the Brooklyn
Union Gas Co. to present holders of
its 3100 par value stock. The pre-
sent authorised capital is 300,000
shares of 8100 par.
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16. During this whole peric.;
‘risco has never failed to pay i;.--
fierce: charges on its 6 per awr-
;;usiment and 6 per cent. incw
5.;(18.
in nine months to Sepicmlr'
’ risco earned 866.415.1163 gr .,
mucosa. of $5,098,408. or s
r-r-nt. over the corresponding l"
as: year. On a lit-year n‘
r'risco has earned 72.98 pm
-i' a y~ar‘s gross in nine ,,
".icll would indicate about
.H'm for 1923. the larynx
- porz- ll with the exception of ‘ "
" hen the rate increases were p'.
to effect.
More significant. 'F‘risco has bmu '
.‘nie to save a. large portion of fl ,
.ain in grass for net. Net n('-~
‘izxcs and rentals in the first 15;»
months of 1323 m su.uo.sx- -"
an increase of $2,504,025 or aha-r
”2 per ccni. over the first nir.
months of 1922. On the 10 you:
wrap: the road earns a trifle be I
ban 7: per cent. of a year's net i
he first nine months. which wou !
dicate net operating income 0’
319 :39. 000 for 1923 as a whole.
Taking non- -Opcrating income and
‘zxod charges on approximately the
‘92: basis. would leate a surplus.
in fixed charges or approximately
3173.000 to apply to contingent
barges totaling approximately
’4. 543. 000 on the adjustment and
.ncome bonds. That means that the
road should this year earn the con—
ilngcnt charges slightly better than
twice Differently stated the contin-
gent charges and dividend rehuire~
a.
The Hoosier Kitchen
' Cabinet
Inviting, Convenient
You've always wanted a
convenient kitchen. The
Hoosier brings it to you!
You haveonlytolookat
charming freshnen
cabinet to beoonvlnmd
that.
Agendepositwin bring
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yo sierKitohsnOabtnetnow,and
thebalanceiulnaliweekl:
payments.
The A.J. 001151.500.i
The Annual Resolution
”T hat is Speedily Broken
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‘: Rising from what was a heavily laden Thanksgiving Dinner Table but a short time before,
the Annual National Comment is probably about as follows 2-
~ “It Was a marvelous dinner, and I'll need nothing more for at least a week.”
But the wise houSekeeper knovS that before bedtime some one will be on a quiet hunt for
the place where “the rest of the turkey” u as put, and that Friday's reakfast Will be attend-
ed by the usual number of normal appetites. _
Saturday and Sunday will again require thc usual preparations for dinners and meals. The -'
fall air is a bracer which soon renews the appe ite.
PIGGLY WIGGLY Stores are so arranged that vou can examine eve ervthing in our com-
plete stock, compare with that what you still have at home, and select the necessary articles to
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complete your food requirements.
Suggestions are made below but the stores carry a full line with prices low and each plain-V
1y marked. The bbst way is to come and see th em all. .
SUNLIGHT 1 POUND PRINT
FINEST CREAMERY B U T T E R 1).“. d ed m Quarters 55c
" ”THE T \STE TEL! S "
SUNLIGHT GUARANTEED EGGS 45 g. N EW-LAID 79c
Doze" 1NEAR-BY EGGS Dozen .
l SW'IF‘T’S PREMIUM SLICED
L
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SPER‘RY & BARN i BACON, 1 Pound Package
ROLLED BONELESS, lb. HAMS 26C
COMPLETE LINE OF NEW PACK WALDORF CANNED VEGETABLES
We Guarantee All Merchandise Packed Under the Waldorf Label to Be the
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Finest Quality Obtalnab e Money Back If Not Satisfied Guarantee
Reduced Prices on Full Case Purchases ’ ‘
c... 24C [ 24c , 2713'}
21c 3511:3233... 21c;
PAUL JONES
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PAUL JONES ’ .-
15C rarer coax, can 130 1 150‘
THE MIRACULOUS Small
SYCGOTASH, can
P l.- U R 0 CLEANER Can 230 43C
Cleans Silverware, Washes Dishes. Softens Water — Deodoriza and Disinfects.
AUNT JEMDIA’S
WALDORF Small Green
ALD F LITTLE
W OR LIMA BEANS, can
GEM PEAS, can
wannonr GOLDEN
mun OOEE
WALDRO!‘ COUNTRY ,
GENTLEHAN CORN, can
PAUL JONES Extra.
Sweet Tender PEAS, can _
CLEAN S
EVERYTHING
WALDORF
SUCGOTASH, can
Large
Can
12%cé‘
MAXWELL nous: sum _1_
oorrss, pound 39C RAISINS, large pkg. 122C PANCAKE rnoun, pkg.
ems—mm BLISS NONESUGE LOG cum ram
corms, pound 28C1mcs‘mr, pkg. 12%0 mar, 1 pound can
wnnarfguhge ‘ 19C 3331:3331... 19C 1 Wfiifi can
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