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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 20, 1924 · page 12

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We're ambitions to serve you not

to soak you. Keeping everlast-
ingly on the job is not our habit
-—‘xettinz through at a minimum
expense to you is our pleuing
plan.

The Nash, Raymond
“ and Dean (30.
I FLA! HILL ROAD

 

 

 

44 Wall St. Norwalk

 

A LIST OF USEFUL
GIFTS

 

 

 

 

 

 

Silk Jersey Veeting .03 yd.
Kimono Crepe .35 yd.
Bathrobe 010th . . .59 yd.

 

 

Corduroy

.98 yd.

 

 

Pongoe .98 yd.

 

 

Crepe do Chine 1.75 yd.

 

 

Turret; 1.10:0.

 

 

Dress velvet 33.75 yd:

 

 

THE NEW'

OLDSMOBILE SIX
Fisher Built Coach
51, 188. 00 Delivered

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All wooxVVrl’axinei' ice yd.

 

 

» Linens?

Embroidery Geode.

Handkerchief Linen 1.310 yd.

 

 

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{eraiion in the rivers.

 

twining ll periunctorily done. The
idiamonrl seekers are called "mim-
ipelroe." and they condom. their ope
They work
during the dry season only. for only
then is their method poselble. A
band 0: these men will go out upon
a river in a boat. end fink in the
water weighted with 5 b1: m

VThen one dives 3.0 the bottom sud

begins to fill the basket With band-

plloe is taken by ninth” and yet
another until the Duke! in filled.
The Malta in then hauled to the
co. and the exciting search tor
and: begin Day: my pen
‘wlthoul: my ”fit-1rd. but the “twin
Vpelro" has enough or the tumble:- to
his composition to to on dim in
the hope of ohnnclng on some tine
stone which will permit the whole
emon.—-?in:mciol Bulletin.

 

ALBERT D

84 Washington St.

WATCH MOTHER’S FACE LIGHT UP WITH
JOY 0N CHRISTMAS MORNING
IF YOU GIVE HER-
PYREX OVEN GLASSWARE
THERE IS A KIND FOR ALLYOUR
‘ BAKING NEEDS ‘

“THE HARDWARE GIFT STORE
Phone 567

 
 

MORGAN

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44 WALL STREET

THE TRAVIS SHOP

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SPECIAL SALE
, SILK DRESSES

$10. 00

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GIVE GHTS To WEAR
SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS

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S‘HTURDAY, DECEMBER 20"

 

 

 

 

 

By J. C. ROLLS.

Sperm Correspondent

'0: The Evenmg Sentinel
Copyright,1924.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.~—The groc-
er: on not some to be hell behind
in the Christi-nu trade procession
this year. They are “putting. up The
trout: ’wd opening up the rear
door- in preparation {or 0. Demon-
done business? The grocery . stores
this 303801: have more attractive
be-
fore ma tfieir volume or business
has been spurred rather than check
ed by advancing pricee neoeseltating
constant r «swam or stocks.

Ono oi t clutch characzerisilcs of
the moon. the grocers on}. is the
tendency or the housewife to buy in
smaller quanthlee and more or the
peokago goods on «blob the mar-
gin of profit. is excellent. The un-
doubted increase in demand for
canned goody 01150 has strengthened
the grocers poemon. Then: we}!
a .ehortuo of new pack lruiie and
\egetublee and this caused decidediy
higher prices. Tomato“. com.
pouches. aorlco's and barrier. mam

Ville want hit. and paukere more able
'Llo deliver only 40 to so prrconi oi“

the co onlraclo in some cameo. Pilcee
in consequence adx‘anctd almost to

‘ 1915 levels.

Dried fruits “we similarly 0mm.
ed and the eboriage of tomatoes
conned catsup prim 3,0 amenco

Spices, extreme olives, pickles and
note have jumped an price
breakfast foods and cereals n-e
netting upward in response to high.
er gram vices.

lo the flepertmont mores all over
the courii’rr. 0300 or goods includ-
ing uncle: oi polio oe- and poinenees
on the port 0: the sales lumen. are
tent. in the success or lailuro of their
0! buaere. l min: in orders are being
expedited by 01pm” and porous
post but. the men ha been such the:
many bu: ere hue been diuppomum
in certain lloee. This dimonoim-
mom does not seem to above extend-
ed to the clerk: in men? Stores. who
seem to lake 0. rather lie delight
in Salmonella; to cuemm 031.
we quit Bandung ihol nearly a week
ago!

A fill up he: been glxen business:
by prospectixe bonus payment: It
etill lo we only :or announcement
oi many bonus plane out ll. 15 ex-
tremely probable that the amount
distributed in this war will be unall—
er thin year than in 1925. Newt-the-
lees. eome mapper: already ere die.
counting possible humerus oi euoh
a. character.

Distribution ,9! cash present: and
bonus to Snipe-See probably Mil be
heavy in the financial dirtrlcxe
Brokers end atom-its dealers lune
316 u blx your with a flood of busi-
nen at. the and o: it caused by sea—
nuonol trading in etocu. bond: and
(run. The bonito also hind been
preoperoul and may be counied on
to you around cooelderable eume to
employee.

Checks have already been melted
employee in come inns-noes Ln d10-
mouunx those for his company.
consisting or 2 worm 0: their sal-
utes, to. all employeu {or the you
except. the high eiooumee. 15. S.
rump. oi the Devoe and Reynolds
Gummy the oldest. American malt-

 

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er of points and varnish“. mold:

NWVe do feel that a formal system

of profit. shoring can work out. with
amt justice. Yet we do feel tlnt the
on: 1 should. more to some ex-
tel: no euccoen or fielure of their
comuny.

”Wilson. in 1921.13. was necoanty
lo-reduce come. the employee iron:
dent to 011100 hon accepted
without protest. a. 10 per cent cut in

oil. When business got back
where we could utord it. wages
were raised to former levels. It. is
no more than til:- the: we ehould
Show ‘in e “Manual way our op-
proclaim: for such log-alt) and the
unuxuu%o: forte put forth by our
out :‘

Buying he: been increased and
Simplified by early distributor: of
Christal” Savings funds totaling
may Woo dollars by banks all
over the Mntry. This early distri-
bution is counted on to obviate nom'o
o! the strain and stress of the last
week from both stores and untam-

ere.

 

Buem‘ essNews
By I.'Y.~SHANNON

Wotan-respondent

o: The Evening Sentinel
NEW ORLERN’S. Bauxite-Retail
business tout. the hisheot..polnt— for
several months due to Chi-lemme
buylnxr . um MW of
clothing and mad ~me wu
Mrs-ed until cold weather set in.
«file bulk or catch are or 30043 suit-
eble :0:- gifts: Further impetus to
Living in expodted from distribution
the beak- ot 32.235000 in
Christmas rundo-
To" wholesale lino: crooertu. drou-
£34.; her-11m report lugs-eases in
Vulei or, 10 to 15 fiber out and there
is dike-fly. volume of in: fill-m or-
non“. maroon at dry home-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Buelnees Increases Despite Adyafiéin- Prices.
Reports ShomeackSge Goods Going Big
—Shortage of Fruits and Vegetablesg

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1 BUSINESS WORLD TODAY

 

year.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. mas-The winter
building program will be unusually
heavy. Construction firms have 0.11
they can do. Skilled lebor in the
building trades in well employed.
There is a slight seasonal docreue
noticeable in production of Shoes,
automobiles. iron und‘eteel but the
demand for common labor coniiuues
excellent.‘

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Commodity Notes

LITE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Dec. :0.—~Eotmatee an
that corn belt tor-mere are feeding
10.000 fewer lambs and sheep this
month than the Some time last year.
and about 8i percent. as many cattle.
The decrease in sheep from 5240.-
0130 in 19"3 to 5 "no 000 this month
It less than one hero-wot. A good
Share or the cattle on feed are being
usod to salvage eon. vol-n.

 

 

FORT WORTH. Dec. flOw—Tho
find. his: movement at Term: cattle
into Mexico in some time occurred
this week when 4.000 head left Mid-
land for the Higgonhaoken ranch in
Durango. They will be placed on
the range with (30va Mltx‘ldan cattle
and“ later marketed in Mexico. All
of the cattle shipped from Midland
are pure bred Hereiordr.

 

GRAIN.

DULUTH. Dec. 20.»Mom than
400,000,069 bushels of grain were
sent dofin the. Great. Lakes during
the navigation reason Susi. closed. 01'
this total. oproxl‘mately 152.000.080
bushel: were shipped from Duluth
and Superior. Shipments from Fort
William and Port Arthur total 1‘50.-
000.i‘0 bushels.

 

SHOES.
CROTOX. “0.. Dec. film-Tho MC.
Elroy Sim. Shoe Company will.
double the capacity or its plant hero
and produce 2500 pain 0! ehou a!
day during the next year. Q

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TL'RKEYS.

HOUSTON. Texas. Doc. o.-~.lndl-
cations are that turkeys will be high-
er for Chrletmas than for Thanke-
glvlng.- Donors are charging 25 tel
:8 cents o pound 30!- live birds and’
or high H.123 cents is being demand-
ed in the country.

TOBACCO- 3
LANCASTER. Pa.. Dec. 20.-—-—The
am we: of the Lancaoter tobacco
drop were' made this week at pricee
around 20 cents a pound lor “rap-
pers. If this price is maintained it‘
will mean that the 19“ i crop will be
worth aproxlmately $10. 000. 000 to:
Lancer?“ County farmers.

OIL.

SHREVEPOI‘T Le..1‘oc.:0.-—A
total or 660 acres in the Cotton Val-
16y. LI... oil field he; been placed in
escrow by the Oil Field: Gus Com—l
pony (or transfer to the Crusader!
Oil Company. 1: the latter decides to’
accept an otter of sale. it is un—
oi‘tiriuny stated that. 51.009.000 will
be involved. it the deal is consum-
mated. The escrow expires Dec. 28.

AUTOBIOBILE EQUIPMENT.
JACKSON. Bitch» D00. town.
Reynolds Spring Company expects
that release: on orders {or the first
quarter or 36 will be approximate-
ly three :1 u-large on those tor
the int quarter o! 182%. The belie-
llte department is operating 24 hour:
‘5 day with enough buoinee‘ to keep
running at thlo rate all next year.

AGRICCLTURAL EQUIPMENT.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec eta—.531“
of agricultural implements Show
greater increase: than those of any
commodity in this section. Collec-
Lions are good and trade with Cen-
tral America is continuing to im-
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CANDY.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. tor-Holiday
confections are selling in usual quauv
tity. Landing wholesalers report
that candyeales are four times lots.
or than last. season and have been
exceeded in volume only in 1920.
One local dealer received a single
order {or Christmas candy consist-
ing or 18 cor-loads or more than hall
a million pounds. ,
STEEL.
PITTSBURGH. Dec. 20 By
December 20th the Jones a. Laughv
lln Steel Corporation will put on two
more tux-once. giving-knot company
ll‘out of 13 in'operntiou. A‘blaxt
tom of the M. A. Hanna Com-
pany will go into commieeion Decem-
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Henry Ford at Sixty.

(Boston News Bureau)
He has still many scion cur-
veye. investigations and experiments
under way and it is difficult now to
set my limits to his activities and
achievements. Some or the treated:
dieooverleo and inveiticotlone have
been made by men of Warranty
to ninety-nine year- ot ate. "
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INVESTMENTS

Review Your Holdings

Br GEO. T. HUGHES 3;
Special Concopondem ‘

0: The Exening Scandal ‘
(Copyright. 1924) I

I want to emphasize again 1hr ne-
ceuflw or a periodical review of anyi
investor's holdings. A good many:
people say that they buv stocks or
bonds “to put away and fmget."'
Sometimes that may turn out all
right but sometimes it doesn t. In
my case it is foolish not to take
precaution when it can bc done so:
easily. ‘
This matter was forcefully brought 3
to my mind by an Inquiry I received
the other day from a women who
held a. few shares. of a. certain rmr- :
road preferred stock on which $116
1111! not been receiving difidends loz-
three or {our years. 3033 it hap—’
pened that. this road hue passed into
control of a larger system under a
lease arrangement, and that [uterus-1.
plying certificates had been loaned to
the holders of the smaller rood‘s: pm:- i
fer-red stock. This woman had more: I
turned in her shares (or exchange
and ac had loot. the. interflsi or; lzer‘
money. This loss was omlroly un~'
necessary. Any comrmzeul banker
or trust. company official could have
ascertained the fade by a 1:: *1 min-
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This. of rouroe, is an orpEpuonal .
case but. there an: Monty of other;

metal-Altos of investors; Sustaining lose- 1
es through ignorance or lurk or raw ‘
liable guidance. The moral in that.
no matter how consrx't'auvo muyi
have been your intrutjonr. and how
far from your thoughts it may hm:
been to tsdulgo in a spevulatzon it is:
the prudent OOUI‘SG‘ at least owe a
your and preferably once every Six:
months to have some one quoiifiufl.
{or the our pus: examine your lu'mst.
merit he! and :‘lcommez‘td :r advzr-i
able chansos. ‘

It may be objected that it ls dim-
cult to know What land of an au—
thority to select {or such a review
of your imveetmoma. l: I? [TUE That
care must be exercised 3108‘; thés
line but people are continually ccrzv
xultinz lawyers on affairs of law
and doctor: on matters of health and
most of us think we are competed
Lo selevt the right la'rycr 3.? the
right doctor. The same manner:
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