five and investni
cut “,1“
Plate advanced twob
Wheeling 5; Lake PM“.
was also sirong. “.3: ' "
Eric is a short
“’est Virginia :1
- lid
The Strcct hours that ‘
chringcns. Who comtf the
Plate, have thcir “Ls-Cont!“ .
w '9. ‘ m
mutton Mt}: .. , $1.909.-
‘ood balesoorilpared vi -J the recent
‘ ' one ‘0! 9.500.000. The position 0!
wheat is said to favor higher
prices. Foreign Exchange declined,
and money, after loaning at 5 per
cent. dropped to 4%.
- Railroad stocks and bones were
Injunction Against , . SE’IN RADIO .C’ , p.
Condo N ast Strikers A COUR , . NATORS
.
- i a, STAMFORD. Dec. 4.—A tempor- MOTOR 8°“ ~ -‘
, ,' ary injunction has been granted the craters used for 4 ’ ,
to display? ‘ ~j
Dry'Goods closed higher.
partment stores are making money.
Reports are heard that som’e of
them will consolidate. but the buy-
is based; 7 bn
*e- were-taken in' hand and sold
at top prices. Famous Players was
a strong issue among the speckle
ties. The company is led to
make money, in view or ‘drastic
- Pro-
Tam
A
ing of Associated
earnings.
1! down or expenses!- b th s ecula- & 1 kn ~
a Superior court by Judse John ship work “5"“ cutting nerall higher on o p , .a . lurio a _ -
. __....___ Bank, "straining 2(rikerg or me consist of: dirtgt — ducers & Refiners and Mal-land are Cotton sold oil 85 a bale and ge Y s a “drum,
. a - m a curren “10 l' , '
>. J 0 n e S Freed Condo rum 1 ubllslling co p my driving a “It” f'rhe stock market appears to be
from interfering with other employ-
! Blame in Acci- es. The hearing on the injunction noting current .‘ir awamng President £33153: mg;
‘ - 9 was set for December 16. The com- generator or alter- . 7- —_° to Congress 1 ’Wall street
* 5 t (Jase but Dldn t puny claims that the strikers have nator. The gel» whatever ttho 3:385:35.“ will be a
3‘“ R ' tr t' threatened workers and hampered orator field wind- ‘ er not holdato hedV :ument One reason
; Ye ems a ‘0“ the transaction or business. The ing is conneCted . decrease of conslliucgvfiml’sm is that very little .
‘ company SOCKS a permanent lnlunc- to the direct current mm”, October fill-s (of 2 constructive nature has
g"Emu! guilty of operating an
' mobile with improper markers
ages.
lion and also alleges $60,000 dam-
The civil action is returnable
IMP through a “10'er the ten months
ance and V3.5 $6,327,698. an in-
come out of ‘W’ashington. and the
expected change has helped senti-
known as the 3310.551 over the cor-
vaiue o! pog'pei-iod of last year.
y" ”having an improper muffler
» the first Tuesday in January.
his machine. Custedo Bottone. of
ment.
_________.._.._—.———
‘ A'“"" “W‘- '-7" 9““ “0 "“1 EX-orricnn OFFERED cnowx. alternat __ mm“ the
.. ‘ by “'6'” Condos in the “W James Brooke many years ago nos 07,: ‘illinm Garter Co., a Massa- d 9HSMZ‘X3XS; 3:33:31; five goints
' city court yesterday afternoon. was an cx-oflicer in the old East .In- andusm s concern. making under- 3%
and Producers and Refincrs' selling
at a new high for the movement.
Production in the-.Powelléfield of
Texas is falling off. output now being
estimated at 160,000 barrels daily,
compared with the peak of 300,000.
"i “ Policeman Palluu made “1° ar- din company's service when he was I'l.vcar. has votod :1. stock dividend of
raising the
‘ offered the crown of Sarawak. in L.» 3.109 common 5)”ng
5“ ICC °t reckless driving and Borneo. Ile 51008?th and W15 common capital to the authorized
,mviug an operators license. in cendant. the present Rajah 3 mm $2,000,000.
‘0‘). 0‘ Harry Jones 0‘ New 1‘” still reigns. Sarawak has, ' , is 0U-
a. were nollod. Jones. however. independent state under 3w “ed tax
[blind Wilt! 0' “01 having any tection since 1888. I ' fincipal and
. ————--—qids are issued for
FCRNITURE .i'poscs.
0',
There areAcl Plato's Income.
ture fa¢36br earnings reported by the
These sci Plato road to the Interstate
anvA’Jmmr-rce Commission shmv operat-
l!
The Packard Motor Car Co. has
declared its 3 per cent. on. on com-
nion. . ..
The Imperial Bank of Canada.
shows for a year dividends paid 13
per cont. tnxcs 5131.000. and addi-
tion to surplus $1,033,000.
Stools hardened in the late trad-
ing..-‘ Operations were large in U. S.
steel and Crucible. Wall street
heard yesterday that favorable news
would appear on Steel common. and
in some quarters the view prevailed
that the stock would gofion a. regular
$6 basis. Another rcport'had it that
tile extra dividend o: 25 cents would
registration certificate. Ho was
00 no and costs.
Jones was arrested late Saturday
moon by Motorcycle Patrolman
nisch following an accident in
all street at the entrance of the
on: James Inn. The automobile
was driving crashed into a. ma-
0 operated by Sven Nor-den or
.-_:..
ef’h ,Main St, Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
' - ‘ fifkfl‘Store Open "Dolly’fiHGO’Clock. ' ' ’ ‘vr
lifi‘figl: l
lllllll'llli ,
ll.lllllll ill!
oil!
.____._._.
“'hilo stocks closed fractionnlly
lower in tho lclu‘llug speculative is-
LAC
stun, R_ l. . dis- cruits from dramatic companies. sues, yr-slm'dny‘s rnaction in the nutr- be increased at thedividend meetinig. .
On the witneu stand. Nordenvish to This is the most significant traua- ket. \viis dosrribnd {is only a silakc— A prominent “pt?“n Ovecmtofbgflz d '
~ “3“ Jones was Droceo’imltation formation that has come to the out in pl‘vpill‘nlion for favorable news to think very well of .ruc e-
lhis neck. The first hour's trading cause of present business and the
35 miles an hourllngo people .
was the lfll'iZ'V‘Sl of the «lay and stocks company 3 low operating costs,
3 r. explained to tbsfrunge deaths
couldn't have been .nysterious man-
; because he was-on route. A great
ill! editor the ailing New York and
“‘16 that whchcd against the cru-
across tbably as effective New
' l June; :5. “lemon come and go
.T. u] br tories. servants are, as
“mg-”r ected and altogether there
'“g rctty howdy-do. Anyhow. it
,. out that. the cabinet contains
_, .. jewels or inouious value. and
to secret drawer which they-are
mtained in, also holds a. poison
law to all who seek to learn its
431W“. And the servants are all in-
‘Tnodent. and the suspicious looking
irl has nothing to do with it. and
Is foreign countess is really genuine
and in fact everyone is all right ex-
cent the one that was least suspected,
and he is unearthed in the last few
moments and brought to Judgenicnt_
Broadway has taken a deep inter-
lightcr form of Broadway amuse.
mcnt.
7*;
ii
Giving music
give the best
Victrolas are acknowledged to be the lies? of his.
w in “In the Next Room." and with ments of this type.
right Kramer, Mary Kennedy. - . . - ‘ 'll‘x’lc if - ,-_‘ ~
George Riddle. “‘illiam Jackson, The aftIStS that perform “L036 1] l 1521;???
- i- ,,
of the world’s best music are acknowleged
highest type the world known.
Give the best—A full assortment of \‘icircln '2:
for your choosing. ,
ModeLNo. 210, in mahogany or American walnut.
is a popular and good type of Victrolzl to buy—i: has bean
designed to meet all demands for a period model at moi-
craie cost, 5100. Club payment plan if desired.
Fourth floor, front.
'rLclghton Sparks and Claude King.
all won individual applause.
. . .
. ' .‘ ,
J, Carroll McComas, now enacting a
l” delightful role or ltoxans in Walter
Hampdcn's revival of "Cyrano dc
. Bergerac." will later assume a. num-
ber of roles in the plays 0‘ Shake-
speare it the public will permit Mr.
Hampdcn to withdraw the ROstanii
comedy. At any rate his leading
woman. with a chain of successes
_, already credited to her, is a dilligent
‘ student of Shakespeare and in her
few idle moments, and with a bow to
. 1 .
Thoughts turn naturally to gifts and giving at this
time. What to give—What will be most appreciated.—
These are the questions that perpplcx. '
A store full of gift things is here for your approval
and selection. ' ,. ’
Gifts that are useful—Gifts that are omamental—
y.-.‘--..av1,._*‘, . .
2.2, ., _' .
i.
g; {with n courtship like a. "Midsummer
v Avon's famous burd.-lms prepared a
scenario of a modern romance.
The lovers are Romeo and Juliet.
Nliht's Dream." The fair lady, rc-
sponding to Romeo's proposal, whir—
psred "As You Like it". setting the
‘ marriage festival for
“The Twelfth .
Gifts that express beautifully the thoughtfulness of the
giver; For while you can find here all of these things that
one expects of the ready made sort—there are also Gifts
wondrously wrought by hand—Handmade garments-o-
hand embroidered dailies, scarfs and center pieces and
many other things made of ribbon and silk and linen that
bear a message of personal interest because they are hand
i
Hand embroidered
bed spread
.S
- The woman who takes pride in in: Eng 3. Emma :‘.:;t
is attractive will welcome one of these.
‘ Bcdspreads embroidexd in tuftcmft—E .7:
.3 .-- l; “K
._1.. H.».'
. «$3.15; 14., -
’ flintlmfiz.“°§°'3§:: oihi'fifiapiizg wrought . ing in colors—embroidered on unbleafmi illaas‘iizl so
. inch (1 i'mrh M h t iv . ' . . . . that it lookslike tufts.
.n,,3“..33”9.“,thifgdaghgmfg. . , . c d A sale}? forcetatltjufled to the spirit of Christmas 15 Patterns are artigfic and delightful" , ;n
were belt d ld f h . N F S d f r a an a r 3 r . , - . ., .l. ‘- by." ..
,.;..T,,, m (312,2,3mtgpwgmeng; ation s most prea or 0 Early pm 0 el >011 m your selectionS- Shop shades of pink or blue and lavender fif‘iiih. me o.
4 in; chosen for ushers, while a "Ham- y.
background of muslin.
Breads-N ow Available to,
final? cumin for. the” happy . Fancy aprons as » . Bedspreads are fullTshilzrg glued sell for 36.75
i One reason why musical comedies Houserves EverYWh ere ' I
are more‘popular today than they
.3 have' been in the past is because pro-
ducers as well as authors are real-
.17.; filing that good acting is as necessary
r. ,in gmusical comedy as in a drama.
9&390 3
so.
Most women like
nice, . good stockings
Chrishnas gifts
A large variety of unique styles in tea, fudge, Pina~
.fore, Little bride, and Sunday nite aprons.
i:
ADE especially for table use Jelke GOOD LUCK‘
gives housewives what few if any other
spreads can—the positive assurance of a spread for
gg‘mtf'fjfififl;hpfi;;.b;§,‘ic:’,‘;j , ' bread that's made of pure, sweet ingredients skill- Gifts that will please all agesf—the school girl—the ‘ ,Women’s stockings of silk and fibre xii-Evin 3113532 flop
m“. the i‘ntercstnof the dramatic 0.; fully blended with fumcream milk, and shipped so hope chest maiden—and the knitting grandmother. and sole in black, cordovan, grey and l‘JmL‘OO. >1. ‘
>- ' figifayf'ifiiff’; .331," ffiififz‘lfif as to reach the consumer while strictly fresh. Created from rflowery creton‘nes, novelty sateens, Women’s stockings of silk and fibre sport mzxtilrei
mu. “m", ,3 ”new", u on. ’ ' pretty shades of plain and checkedginghams and the —black and white—tan and white—Willi :lc:k::gs to
. .w-Il‘ known dramatic mm- In Serve GOOD LUCK on the table ‘0 spread bread popular unbleached muslin the dainty printed Chintz harmonize Si 75
« made new smver. who i- one or - l with. The famil will find it delicious. U it ‘ - ’- ' - ’ ' .
5’ 3° as a d til i - l r .
a. o... m... ”1...... “he”... who car- . . . . an e new nove Sunday nlte damask apron—prices are Jam fl ,0”
m, y,” n..- to the mam, “may shortening in baking and. cooking. You will have 50C 75c and $1 . . » .
31:10“?! chxzraifier wgbtth; “fine . 1 wonderful pie-crust, deiicxous cake. More than this \ ’ M’ .. ' Second floor, rear. LlSten to the
c e nce a so as ' ° "’;‘. "'
or r v . you can depend on its quality and flavor to always - . - - 0
~ gunning; i:‘:‘.£:‘°l:i:‘i..3f be uniform and its nutritional quality high. . - Handkerchiefs song of artists
or ramatlc talent which asw s ’ ' . . ‘ . . .
which have been of the ammailc '.. Jelke GOOD LUCK Margarine—the finest margarine . . A. radio outfit in your home is a f rec ticket or “
32:; ngjnonlreggdtzg' ”if” ‘33:; ‘ you earlier t‘liifsteccil —h yes more than that — a better [deal glft sion to some of the finest concerts and most 22:: :..g
«5, . comedy engaging the services or re. sprea 01' ea t an you ever thought possible— . . ’ ¢ . - - ‘ lectures that take lace ever Ill ht tlerUQ‘llOLIl 112. 1:17-3-
, S . , _ , , holds new food delight for you now at your dealers. sligcgnfagbaerilgés too many—Handkerchiefs 31:5 31 One who listgne d in m}; oigher nigh {an 1 1131.3 ,1...
Duly Fashion Nate 6 {way Foreirgien leg us..suggest white cotton handkerchief :najestic tones from three hurldréd "F’icei “'}},3"‘5r£‘75 03.;
A. . ' .l‘ l 'with colored border and initial in matching color incor- on“; 50°C“): , and the New 3'01’1‘. Simp $11 1' 11‘ “7,6
“ ' ner—or in all white with satin stripe nd initial in white rcn cred Elijahknew that 5‘5“ a one W "
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x . . For boys an initial handkerchief with colored bor- . Westinghouse Radiola set—a on? bill: 3.1,}, ,
O. , _ . , .. der and initial in matchingcolor—six inbox for 900 mg ““1 dry cell battery ’5 here for 30” f‘finL’fizm "
. __ ' ‘ " > . " , ~- 5 For women—boxof white cotton handkerchiefs one set Of Brandiesbead phones and bulb (l: i r 1121.], .l
. - ~ -' ' with embroidered corned in white or in colors. Three in _ . Crosby V1 set IS a two bulb set—me S 3:33” .13:
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‘9 ‘ gift appreciated enjoyment if you should decide on one as a gill—Tmmy
. » . , , better sets or parts if you wish to build set yourself-
. Here are three different sorts of gloves that are quite “6% Fourth floor.
- _ , . sure to please. , - " "'“é‘; ' be
, , ‘ . Distributed by ‘ Women’s gloves of kid—gauntlet style with. em- Ready. Decem 1'
., , . ‘ - _ broldcrcd backs and cuffs finished in contrast color— H g B
- . JOHN F. JELKE COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY bm’“ °’ ”em" 3295 ‘ - ‘ -‘ > - arper S azar
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.g ' - . 83 Warren Street, New York, N. Y. embroideredbacks in grey or beh'ver,’$3.75 < _ . _ “How to Give a Wardrobe Perscggality” 13 one [Of
' ' Women’s! gloves-4W0 l-clésp; . ,‘th. embrmdered the articlfis ,you’ilfind interesting, for it tells how, Wh
the aid of one of the new shawls or scarfs or a Nib-Wt
apron, you-can give individuality-to your costume at it:
tie expense. The‘ 'sr‘nirtest’winter fashions, new 3,“:
sports costumes, novels, short stories, society, the got"?
2mm at the opening of the‘ Opera, and many other leaf
urcs. '
And worth 50c to the woman who wishes to knGW
.the smartest newest fashions and dress accordingl.“ 1“
our book department soc-go”.
STRAIGHT AND SEVERE!
and biegc, $2.75
your-arm. .,
’ 7 Lovely umbrellas
" silk"lcovered ‘
Good staunch framcs‘and a charming array oflfancy
handles—covers are in good qualityisilk in red, green,
purple, blue and brownséiJS c. .- .
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backs in beaver, mode
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