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L0fv' The Evening» Sentinel.
(Gbpyrisbt s..~1925) .
(This the,‘ second oi," ll. series of~
ispstohsd outlining conditions. in
basis on which bllslucesmenlcun
Iorm 3. Conclusion as to which" :w'uy
th out of business will Jump uIIi the
w-monihs ‘
WYQRK June 8.-——Nouerl_ousL
trubtion‘ program 612 the country.
he contracts let during the first
you per cont higher than for any?
'LvioLus your in history. This does
mean permits granted) Fifi
u for which permission has been
obtsined may be dgluyod indefinite-
y. ~11. means that contracts have u
IlLly been let for well over $2, 000.-
000 ‘worth of work. so fun this
0 “ "Taking into account the work
Lust one on contract there seems ev- i.
ry‘rposs'ibility that. the momentum
trendy gained will carry :1'925
through to 3. total foreconstructiou
JVOl‘k 01 31 least $5,000. 000.1)09.‘
i , The bearing of' theselfacts on but!-
.3993 in geheral ’"is reIsdily~ been;
Building trade workmen are pie
highest paid laborers in 1h"»o world.
Thp'ir wages comprise .Iitg small p31:1.
Line puolio buying' p'pW9Ir,' Th6
I ullding‘ industry consumes row and
5- manufactured materials in scIlores of
lines and has a. tremendous influ-
L . ‘euoe on business as 9. whole. ‘
In the next few months. it is very
ossibie- owing~ to the seasonal no.-
tur‘e or the indusi'ry that the volume
If new contracts will fall of}. The
sick log of accrued construction
New York and some of tile other
large centers have shown it. in
msfked recessions from building ac—
tivity at certain periods this year as
compared with 1924. None tile-less
"the total volume for the
' twelve months seems destined: to
L. exceed. that of lost your.
Building muicrisls have declined
in price somewhat but the assurance
of buildlngnctiviiy for the renmin-“
dot of the your seems likely to keep
the levels fairly stable. Wagon are
high but building labor is becoming
much more efficient and contractors
have been relieved of much of the
burden of overtime and bonus pay-
ments. ‘
The lumber bill of the country for
the your seems likely to exceed $1.—
500. 000 000. Production of lumber
is about 14 per cent ahead of that
of a. year ago but although there has
been a. slight amount of over pro-
Tauction. tale is nowubcingtcorreotog.
Lutcst figures ix om the Pacific cesst
show production well under new
business union is holding up excel!-
lenily. The adoption of iuin’bi'rL
standards and the custom of grade
marking lumber '3dopt'ed‘ by the
Southern Pine Association have been
enthusiastically endorsed by archi-
tests and have materially aided the
industry. Prices are lower than in
1924.
Cement hos been produced at the
. ever. lls due to cm
i' tion.
present _
'iL-ecord rats ,0: over. 50.11110 0911 bur-1
. rel'o initlio last it omen I. and us
.» been uteudy, in ‘p as. 2m in; to 111
increase in blend capacity outpu
not at or pool-lib ‘Jnexlmum.
iu‘rge» stocks tire I.
(31333 blunts networking at 1111
speed. Hordvvsre demoted in ~;
and point companies report. I. m
prosperous condition} which. how's-
pitch in 011111:
industries us well? building.
-' The steel industry is in fairly set-
istec'tory condition. 9" Prices seonto'
have stabilized: and so does producI-I
wheru- e weal: spot9 in the
steel situo't'l'ob. i"
extremely high'u'p to' the last few
‘ weeks.
curtailment to about 70 per
in; piled ubii' “
cent of capacity hos brought output ~" "
closer; to ,cppsurpptionmnd the o;-
‘lders‘ are bosln'm in lhcrsue. This
is especiully‘trus' a the want.
'At, the begliihinl (:0! May the
ders of the United IStste's Steel (‘ r-
pol-319ml showed a.’ decided tailing
f“ but profits for lthe second quar-
tor the industry as 3. whole uro‘
expected to be fair. Automobile
manufacture and the building indus-
try vhuvIe' ”‘3ided steel makers mater-
lolly sn'd Ltor the time being the
outlook is optimistic. 1f building
‘»snd auto manuItscture fall of!
sharply“ however. the steel mills will
be among» the first; to feel the of—
feels. iniplute demands are heavy.
,. Copper has been benefltted by_
inevnholding downl of production.
Lead is active and strong and in a
firm technical position. Zinc is in
fair .demsnd.. Advances which
,would lead to additiohal production
of copper and mind would probably
serve to» upset the equilibrium now
maintained. I .
Commodity Notes
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PHILADELPHIA. J uneI 8.«Ssles
of hosiery. in thisInierkct are large
with England calling for goods to
arrive befopethe imposition ot-ihe
3 31-8 .per‘ cent tariff on silks July
1. Full fashioned mills are sold
some months ahead. Late delivery
has brought some cancellations how.
ever. Prices are unchanged.
01D. .
BOSTON, June 8.—I-I.I .C. HultmsnL
chairman of the M husotiu corny;
mission on the necessities or lifeline! m
nles that the reoei’n‘r advance is goin-
line prices. to 28 cents 3. gallon is
justified. He says there are duel-‘-
ers who can and will sell at reduc-
31°“ 1mm ”“5999. PE‘Q? Elihu... .
“segment. EgamrfiIm
CH! ‘ u e ...I_ a. ‘
“misdiags power stitt‘ion‘ 1113103 ’11
monwaslth‘r Edison company serving:
the Chicago 'dietriét which has just ‘
been opened is expected eventually
to have s.‘ generating capacity of 1. -
000 000 horsepower. .-..
TOBACCO.
LYLORK. Pa. June 3—11" demund
II The two oldest pitchers in the National leuLLgoLe in point or
mice are Bebe Adonis of the Pinion and Rube Morquui'd of the
Adam is silo the oldest pitcher in ego
.portodtotherinlW7undPnutunodln1909
pitched 13 Liam games for A9 013399 1311003; .1”
,_ Braves.
Adams first re-
M‘uerd
Harvard Varsity
Crew Gets Work-out». -
RED 'rOLP. Coun.,‘~ June 8. «Coach
Ed stqvens gave the Harvard varsity
crew a stiff Workout yesterday. 131:4
ing the mout alone and sending them
down stream below the Navy Yuri]
in one stretch. ‘ ' .
Conditions were (air with 3 slight
wind blowing down stream.
After the turn st the vay Yard
I. series of' test minute rows were
made ub stream. The vprsity was
out more then snfihour end 3 hair.
Coach Steven '
no chested: bumpg
rt Eagles 0
for cigars ls grieeiei" than in IAprii "3
and production has moved up
lightly. Factories» melting—Alana
cites are operating at about 80 per
. i I g.» I ,
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NEW YORK. Juno 3—Whon Tom
Polo Grounds Friday night. it will
be 3. test of
against 9. veternu, head of a. family.
Tunney, who~ {noisier-nice his 27th
birthdsy this. month. is nine years
. the I'younger.
been or‘u‘ttle" '
so on “3.31.2
' Gibbbn'i' fights LGLen'eL 'lunnoy at the‘ LL
15? young bachelor
d to' bar greeting mitbs’
LI 0'0 fire that pierced into enlist:
‘For the suite of the I
she but .no new 00 '
nutter. sub in no ,
' um formo'tidnbf,
yesterday's squad. ~ ’
Bits vm kindling over 3 1919 out
met during tho
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triends. . . L L
on tour 99.9%
in the hillmbllgp her husband re: -, '
turned. Ho drunk 3 cup hastily. :
bolero changing his muddy clothes.
A subtle change had come over at.
do'mss’hor since the morning,
shed conversation end
Ids her uneasy and edit in return.
LLEurry. I'll go to your study.” she
soiled. when he went to culture.
“Very well.” he replied core-
lessly.
When Hurry came doim be round
her suing rather pensively into
his study lire. With characteristic
decision lie su-‘ode. across the rooin
Ind thrust his ulna through her
‘ “Loo. I wont you to forgive the
tor speaking about this. matter.
31104-10: both our suites-‘1' mitts
r‘L; Besides.‘ you might best- f&0m out:
91119.
compressed line- He razed into tbs
"fiIre 3'an spoke jerkily. hurriedly.
"Some old busybodybu'elatiou Iot ~n
His; Bloke—thus started 3"“! lying
Of course, I '
«sandal about here.
which. with quick intuition s’ho‘ L
I. noticed. An added grinders plied
hislipuuherdnessinbisoyu.’
”will!“ still in his general title
. ~‘ “I 0.
“If. you want to talk to me. i, L
lexpeo ‘ ~.
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, '-"LYost Go- -,on Harry" A daw‘u- r L
Ling gleam or A3 truth caused her '10
~lt0 look quickly up at him. with ,
don’t believe this. Leo—I think I x '
.993 how it has arisen. . . . "'7"
it concerns you." .
She remained absolutely still sud-
uncut. so he went on: "I remit a.
mint 1181' night. non oldI Kerry-:4
ins morwflothtog
Her eyes wavered use
, @uid understand.
nquItoI' dus‘word agoldst -
ave-LIX , «oh. Hurry! ‘
, Mr lupin. buried
I-her bride, and burst
been“. «be it in lingers
1
words seemed to
nation as
on and, 1....
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Dolly rats pcr line for con
insertions:
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Si! Udyl IIIQICIOODI. .06
IThrea DRY! tosses-ou- .08
One Day
.....,....... 10.
No advertisement taken
than 60 cents.
Count five overuse words
line.
Charged Lads will be rec
telephone and if paid at mile
seven days from the first on
certain cash rate will be 31
Ads ordered for three or
and stopped before expirai
only be charged for the nu.I
times the 3d appeared and
men! made at the rate ear-
Speclnl rate for yearly
" , ing upon request.
. I enter oi'lIiLb.8
‘ _ 99995130: posses‘
' chambers 02
to be his. He
"Many women
LL""tlLiLelr husbands—-
. 91.30119 law for '3.
r for a Womau' won't
uickiy he turned, seem-
_ tower ~Io‘Ver her in the semi.
' beauty. Yo
3 H199 you-correspond-
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‘ptIi'eu write."
5 .‘he drew back sharp-
itching her clos‘ely.
«loudly deliberation.
«forbid-1M3 corre-
no intercourse-«”
mske no difference.”
'fiurly she spoke, throwing
head and meeting his
a}. “Val means«repre
oh to me 0)! what you
understand. If our
. were wrong-disloysl in
3y'II—i might obey you. l'iut
L'L'.
‘ it? is not: it is very—beautiful. You
can not appreciate
thrust it deliberately
out of your lives; Therefore you
business man
~ , can not judge this question fairly.
“I can mags it sumciently to in- ,
. in upon my rights. "
“You 3911'th How would limit be
‘ .1111 a. sudden, nau-
II ‘ “Spider, she fleshed u
‘blli‘l. '“I never intended—-
. deceit; ”But if there is any spying
d -L—.'rL’.'L
‘égs'pymgr: He loosed her and
-I recalled. The loathing such 3'.
I word conjured scattered his anger
Iowa or the" dressing-gong Just
than LaoIaitered the silence of the
big house.
Leo moved into the
honour wltlr‘ 3 gesture of infinite
’ miners. ,
t is do use our talking any
‘L a‘ry reads LsthitigtLon,Lil)‘. 0.. June
4: Baltimore. MdWI June 8; Atlantic
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BUSINESb
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TA-B-C 'AD ind
‘ ANNOUNCEMENTS .-
1-«Deaths ~
2—Card or ThankLLe
I—ln uemorlIsm
(«Flowers ' '
5—F‘unerai Directors
6—Monuments. Comets -
7—Personnls
9—6 ‘ocieties and Lodges
10«Lost and Found
AUTOMOTIVE«
A~Auwmobiie Agencies
11—Automohiles For 83.
ill—Auto Accessories
13—ilnrsgos—~Autos for i
14«Garages—Autos for
iii—Motorcycles and Bio
17«Wa.ntcd—Automoilvs
‘SERVICE—
18— Business Services 01!:
191—Bu‘llding and Contra
21«Dreesmnking and Mil
22—lieailng. Plumbing.
ell—insurance and Suret
25—Trucking—«Storage
26«Painling. Papering.
ing
2!—"—Proicsslonal Services
1
. {IQ—Repairing and Reflni ‘
30—‘Taiioring and Pressi ;
31—Wantéd«Business ::
EMPLOYMEN'L
abs—Employment Agen ;
ail—Help Wanted—Fame
83«Help W3nted«Male
iii—Help—Mule and Fe
lid-«Solicitors, Canvassers.
ail—Situations Wanted—4"
37—Situutlons Waniod— .
FINANCIAL—
3S—Business Opportunlil
40«Mol:cy to Loan—«Mo
di-Wunted-«Io Borrow.
[NSTRUCTION«
2—Corespondence Cours
iii—Local lnsiruuiion Clu
44«l\iuslcal, Dancing. D
Ids—Wanted—instruction '
DIVE STOCK-4-
47«Dogs, Cats. Other Pe-
48-«Horscs, Callie. \"ehi
All—Poultry and Supplies:
60—Wontcd«Live Stock
MERCHANDISE— ,
61—Amcles For Sale
61~a«Barte rand Exchen‘
L52«Boais and Accessorl ‘I
53~Building Materials II
54«Buslness and Office ;‘
menf.
sa—r‘mm and Dairy Pro
56«Fuel. Feed. Fertillze ‘
tub—Good Things to Eur '
59«lgoizsehold Goods
fill—Jewelry. Watches. D
(Sh—Machinery and Tools
62—Musicai Merchandise .~ L
62-a«Rndio Equipment
(SS—Seeds. Plants, Flowe .
64«Speciul at the Stores ’
65«Wearing Apparel
66—-Wnnted«To Buy '
ROOMS AND BOARD
67«Rooms With Board
68—Rooms Without Boa .~.
Gil—Rooms for Housekee
Til—Vacation Places
’ii—Where to Eat
72—Where to Stop in
73«Wsnted«Rooms or
REAL E§TATE FOR R
7I4«Apar1ments and Flat
75—Buslness Places for '
76«Farms 1nd Land for
77—Houses for em
78«Oificc‘s and Desk Ro
iii—Shore and Mountian
' Rent \
Sl—Wanted-I—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR S
R—Brokers in Real Es .-
82«Bu!iness Property
83«Ferms and Land F0
84«Houses Fjor Sale
lib—Lots For Sale
lid-Shore and Mountain
Sale
87—Suburban«For Sula
BS—Wented—Reai Esta!
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extension of its public so
L CREDIT
to 'those
CLASSIFIE I
ADVERTISE '1
who are telephone sub
ere. Bills are '
promptly on the date 0-
insertion with the exce
that in view of the cou
extended they ,will be
before the seven-day "
discount has expired» I
continuation of this -
is dependent on the
operation given by the 9
~ in minimizing collectio-
ported by prompt pIsI ..
Cannons-13. and IEoIsIton. Mace.
Jime' L15. ‘ I' I. "‘.' I '
ling) Stribiing starts on a. count" ' On his Westernhyourney he will
it rain. leaving hero teddy- rm n have fistulas in cis‘vsisn‘a‘. Detroit
I Rh *KIP stop will be at Greenbbro. N. (1.4 "L ‘ ‘ G
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