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at the conclusion of the war. Those
supplies were sold at bargain prices.
After the conclusion of the war.
without paying either the principal
or interest of this debt. France made
large loans to minor European na-
tions and mainiamrd the largest mil-
itary establishment in the world.
It loans now under discussion were
America.) solo share toward winning
the war. there might be some Justi-4
ileatlonin Franco's plea that the
money should be regarded as merely
a part at the, effort toward a com-
mon end. '
America spent eight or nine times
as much as this. tor the sole purpose
of driving the invaders off French
soil and bringing the war to a suc-
cessful "conclusion. And the Amer-
depariment to the humlllest buck
private. paid cash {or e\'cryl.hing it
got in France while it was there.
The terms of settlement are so
liberal that the: amount to a re~
The “Shylock"
charge sets rather hard under the
circumstances.
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this country some twenty-tour mil-
lion automobiles. of which more
than one‘million have been export-
cd. nearly six millions have worn
out and about seventeen million are
new in use. To buy and run these
automobiles we have spent more
than forty billions 0! dollars. which
is a. sum so vast that it is impos-
sible for any one to realise how
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(Copyrisht. 1925.». :
NEW YORK. Jam ail-Although
this is a tree countryr-as.witnesset,
by the fifteenth amendent to M
Constitution. practically everyboaf
resident in the Unitedatstes wears
somebody‘s collar. ‘ As a result at.
the recent merger'ot Earl'aud.Wil-.M
son} with Cluétt.) Peabody and Com»
pany. about seventy—Eve per 0012's.
will wear the collars o! the'latter
arm. according to retailers Who'll»
tribute those products. » ' .
Complete details. ot,the_ consoli-
dation and plans {or the future be".
not yet been worked out but the}
trade sees in the consolidation the
eltect of a number of (actors. For».
most of these is the recent settle-
ment out or court of the suits
brought by the Phillips-Jones Cor-
poration which controls. the Van
Henson semi soft oollarfipatents. {or
infringement on the part of at er
collar manufacturers. As-a result
of tho-compromise reached it now
is assured the defendants have mi-
aily determined just where they
stand in regard to manufacture and
sale 0! the popular semi-sort web
collars. .
Ofllcmls of she Phillipe Jones
Company have emphatically denied
that the merger is a move prepar-
atory to the absorption of its main
competitors by their organisation.
Some Jobber-s and retailers prole'.
to see in the merger the abandon-
ment or the starched collar held by
the Earl and “Winch/plants and the
active merchandising of the laun-
dered collar under the Cluett Pea-
body trade mark. ‘ '
The popularity of the colored
laundered collar to match the shirt
gives rise to speculations as to
whether manufacture of shirts un-
der the merger will not be attended
by an effort to popu rise the mat-
ching semi soft col r. .
Another factor in the situation
has been the tendency at retailers
in large cities to seek smaller quar-
ters. This involveo a'curteilmentor
space which might be given to die-
piay of more than one brand. With
the merger it becomes possible to
make one central display which will
include the more ‘popular style
names ct each line.
Economies undoubtedlytcan and
will be effected as a result of" the
merger. Heretotore bothzeoncerns'
have maintained branches and tac-
tories in some of the same. cities.
Each have factories or branches in
Troy. New York City. Chicago. Bos-
ton. San Francisco. Atlanta. Cleve-
land. Dallas. and Les ‘Angelre.’ In
addition Cluett Penbods'v has
branches in Baltimore. Honiresl.
City. Tomato. Minneapolis. Phila-
delphia. Winnipeg. Pittsburgh. St.
Louis and Seattle. ,Some or these
branches surelynrlll be abandoned
under the new plan «Restoration.
In additiion to the cutting dovl’n
at sales. and cities forces. ware-
house space and other rentals. a
great saving is expected to be at-4
tected in advertising. The features
of‘tewer handsome;collar' models
will excite envy in the ~masculine
breast and the advertising cam-
paigns will be further centralised
and intensified. .
Labor costs also probably will be
reduced as a'result of'lhB (merger.
Cotton is yell reloiv the has}. point
of the last year although linen costs
are high. The New England cotton
mill wage reductions. it'ls known.
have been closely watched by exe-
cutives at thLTrOy shirt and collar
tactories. No new move, however
has been made toward wage reduc:
tions and the details of the merger
have not pro . d to "such 's
state that these can "considered.
Whether the economic will
be passed on , to‘consuigners‘ in
the shape 0! retaileprice actions
also is uncertain“ But at leasttbe
merger will place Cluett.‘ Peabody
in a. position toemeet ‘oompetition
advantageouly. Gel-tat, niy no reduc-
tion in laundering eestslooms won
the"horiaon. Most men who‘ wear ‘
detached 'coiisrs estimate that each
neck enclrcler costs‘ them . practical-
iy double what theyrnpsy for 'it
when new. That is ’wheniiaundry‘
costs reach the original? cost of the"
collar the latter is abomirea‘ldv Eto
be adapted as a’mernher‘ ot'the
saw family. - ‘
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doubtediv have pmdeTurh: :3.
«st statement of Gluten. Peabodyt‘sfnd
Company shows; annual , .sales or
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