Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1921, Page 20

2 THE EVENING ,OIL STOCKS. Anglo-American Oil Co. (new) lantic Refining Co. ' Jewel GasRanges Just Arrived in Car Load Get Yours Quick It will pay you to see our big stock and get acquainted » with our low prices. C. A. Muddiman & Co. 1204 G St. vk, 616 12th St. Phone Main 140 - goods, & the on the hanghai. .~ Even the Oldest Super-Sixes .~ Today Speak Hudson’s Worth It is not just a matter of idle comment that Hudsons two, three and four years old are constantly mistaken for cars of secent production. On the contrary, there is a very clear connection between the way these older Super-Sixes hold their new appearance and smoothness of performance, yvear after vear, and the fact that Hudson for more than five vears has held the leadership among fine cars. ’ And of all its more than 100,000 owners none give such convincing indorsement as those who drive the oldest Super-Sixes and find them still essentially modern in looks and still giving fine, reliable performance. - 2t Lambert-Hudson Motors Co. + Salesroom . Service Station 1212 Connecticut Ave. 633 Massachusetts Ave. Telephone Franklin 7700 Member Washington Automotive Trade Association. { LIST OF DEALERS: H | na.. Cex & Winterson, Annapo- . . Beat Bearmas, Belair, e, Queen City Garage, Cumberland, aé“ Easton, Easten Moter Sales Co. Garage, Ellieott City, Md. Aute Sales, Frederick, People’s Garage, Galena, Md. Charles F. Hull, Hagerstown, Md. Garrett Motor Co., Onkland, Md. pShllen Meter Coy Poeomoke’ City, Sva. The ericksburg, Va. Dunean, Alexandria, Va. l-‘uk-, Salisbury, Wd. Westminster, Motor Con White Mareh J. M. Bright, Ke: L. E. M. C Lambert Automobile Company, Baltimore, Md. Hon .Cured Bacon, Packed mEar{}zen Jars,Delloh{ed EAT of young pigs was a prized - banquet feature « with the early Greeks and Romans. A great Roman is said to have cured bacon cut from tender young pigs by thickly covering it with- honey, salt and vinegar and packing it in earthen jars. Sugar-cured SWINDELL’S QUALITY BACON has the definitely sweet flavor that for 2,000 years has been the test of bacon perfection. The most popular at all Markets, Chain Stores .and Groceries Hargrave & Lewis, Went Point, Hicks Motor Co., Winchester, Quotations tdrnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. Asked. 173 1000 390 84 . whose name I importers of Chi- distinction of woman member of the American Chamber of Commerce STAR, WASHINGTON, 18 fl 081 BUYING IN SMALL QUANTITIES REPORTED BRISK AT CHICAGO Business Men afl&Wade Earners Graduauy and Surely Acceptmg Read]ustment Demands—Situation Elsewhere. (Dispntches marking (he progress of { the defintion and rendjustment p in business througla giving the BY A. D, WE Specinl Dispatel to The Star CHICAGO, April 20 re unequal the most loi in prices is feature The uncerta Henee th notable [ the trade situa- ronfu tion buyers, houses rub ing mail w tion o WEDNESDAY, APRIL SHIPBUILDING DECREASESEi 20, 1921. howed a decline. Brita France and the & nation now Un " NEW DATE FOR REPORTS. IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD |3 et a Federal Reserve Statements for # e | . Fridays Beginning April 27. Lloyd's Register Shows Falling Off of Approximately Million Tons | for Three Months, | VIRGINIA FIRM BANKRUPT. CHBURG Va The Jobbers i » IPrice Recessions Easing; Virginia Motor Co., Charlottesville, Virginia Motor Co. Fred- Hedgen, w-mn.h-r‘ W. Va, ' d the farmers have had th 3 power inereased Farmers' Condition Hetter. wihen ¥ Compitance with that to be ral houses report g ume nor prosperity. th, even il they . outlook. been’ thoroug long held & market. In the the a s findi Labor conditic floating labor report 1. three s " meals on the f Rice prodne s : Lempung the unemployed. who ; e e e Bt ho at farm jobs a vear ago, Harve > A e will mark the turn to better times i, | SO OPerat Sy the agricultural distric Their Retail b ive. i Fe S;ih{ : | astro ver attempted to relieve poor in articles that show lower prices. If | merchants have hoen re the consum ant 1o g up the during the wa lLear testimon deposits hav % since the first of the r Need for Ready Money. The people have putting money aside at the old 1 they have begun to draw it out, ingly but constantly. A day’ the savings bank mana the same story of the need money and as often they a there is not promise of steady r Washmgton Stock Exchange SALES, L0060 at 100% Washington Gas Lig Federal Nutional B AF CAL Washington Gas 7iox—$300 at 101, Bid and Asked Prices BONDS PUBLIC UTILITIE: [A. rican . ‘olumbia Commercial | Listrict | Farmers Federal Second | 1 Washingtor Reai Estate Titie i MISC Colnmbia Graphophone Columbia l)n;xhophlm» i D. C. Paper Merchants Tranci | Mergenthaler Linotype . 0id " Duten Market ‘com Old Dutch Market pfd BONDS. d by W. B. Hibbs & Co. Tiatinu tuli Belg| Viennua . FINANCE AND TRADE NOTES. The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Com- pany reports for 1920 a surplus af expenses of $4 or 95 cents share earned on $9.000,000 of its class A common stock after pre- ferred dividends, in contrast to a jsurplus of §3,016.914, or | #share earned on the $6.000,00 of its {old common stock outstanding in 1919, John W. Davis, former |m Great Britain, who general counsel of the -d Rubber Company, was *clected a di- rector of the company at the annual meeting in New York, wdvice seoms farmers isy Asked. 1921 will be .11920, or in ! history of the ‘| tire business $44.64 a dening of merchan- are now refus- in order to effect of the most end g signs Trealthy finan wdition s casiness with whieh | and mortgage paper | over w publici Wage Cut. | % of eighteen organized labor unions have nur:fl»—t! the re S e them wili o it o marketing conditions. Feeding Rice to Stock.’ The farmers h been feeding to their stock the rice which they could not sell Instead of buying corn in_the =" done heretofore. roved very benefi- as materially n on of the Jap- » buy up and store @ planter. from la the grower ca a profit out of ti at compar: low pr IMILLIONS OF EGGS IN PENNSYLVANIA STORAGE Vast Holdings of Pork, Butter and Other Foodstuffs Are | Reported. | PHILADELPHIA, | storage warehou !'more eggs th i period of the ye: | rector of the st nounce: April 20.—Cold s of the state have before at this James Fou dozens of eggs in storage. The rebouses also hold more pork than is usual during the spring. | pounds being i On April 1 1 age houses hel | ana on 5,464,218 ports we period in 060 pounds 4 1o 2,401.368 pounds of poultr. [parm! with 3,00 There are 2,4 pounds of fis time Jast yvear showing e also 2.3 pounds of mutton. COLT IS OFTIMISTIC. ubber Company Official Thinks Trade Is on the Mend. W YORK, April 20.—Col. Samuel “olt, chai of the United s old stockholders he felt satisfied th, the worst of th and that fron will be on the mend its hich during s predicted would neve Imost reached normal, a - and 1 predict that the! number of tires used in the er than in 1 or in ious vear in the Our company “get its fair share of the and, therefore, my mes. jsage to you todayv is one of encour- ment and confidence in the future.” is going t PARIS BOURSE FIRM. “Prices were firm Three nt loan. 83 franes - |95 centimes. The dollar was quoted at I11 francs 70 centimes | | | Grandmother Knew There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds as Mustard But the old shioned mustard. ter burned a blistered while it the ef and help that plaxters gave, without the plaster and without the blister. Musterole doex it. It In a clean, white olntment, made with il of mun. 1t tifically prepared, so wonders, and yet does e tenderext skin. (ly mossnge Musterole in with the finger-tips. Sce how quickly it | brings reliet—how specdily the pain , | dlsappears. Une Musterole for sore throat, bron- chitis, tonilitis, croup, stiff meck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congen- leurisy, rheumatiam, lumbago, aches of the back or joints, sore munclen, brulses, chil. Better Goodyear Tires Than You Have Ever Known Goodyear Tires for passenger cars are better today than they . have ever been. Youneed only to compare them with others to see their manifest superior- ity. We have given them a thicker tread,a more powerful body, an improved construc- tion throughout—making them larger, stronger, heavier and even more durable than " before. If you seek the utmost in economical and satisfactory tire equipment, ask your near- ‘est Goodyear Service Station Dealer for Goodyear Tires. THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY Offices Throughont the World The Following Dealers Sell Goodyear Tires, Tubes and Tire Savers Hendrick Motor Co., Inc. Emerson &VO'rme Takoma Park 1620 M St. N.W. Modern Auto Supply The Service Tire Co. 917 H St. N.E 1336 14th St. N.W. J. J. Kennelly Strohecker Motor Co. 301 South Capitol St. Rockville, Md. J. W. Loveless Lawrence White 19-23 Fla. Ave. N.W. 5 Norbeck, Md. 5 i Wardman Park Inn Garage Stanley H. Horner Virginia Auto Supply Co. 1015 14th St. N.W. Rosslyn, Va. Mid-City Auto Tire Repair Moore’s Auto Supply Shop and Supply House 2othfmad BOSIE IR 706-8-10 M St. N.W. L. G. Herrlman 1524 L St. N.W. Parkway Motor Company | 1065-67 Wisconsin Ave. fl Lehman’s Tire Shop ~ 811813 H St. N.W. Service Auto Supply ’ 1231 Good Hope Road H. W. Higham, Jr. (Anancostia, D. 105 B St. S.E. John B. Espey Co., Inc. 1008-10 Penna. Ave. N.W. Dupont Tire Shop 2002 M St. N.W. Steuart’s Garage 151 12th St. N.E. Sixth Street Tire Shop 216 6th St. N.W. Leeth Bros. 1227 New York Ave. N.W. t Mid-Washington Service Station, Inc. 1602 14th St. N.W. Automotive Accessory Co. 10th and E Sts. N.W. Automotive Supply Co. « 21st St. and Penna. Ave. N.W. Barrett’s Garage 24th and M Streets N.W. Eureka Auto Supply 1022 14th St. N.W. Jawish Bros. Auto Supply Co. 3605 M Street I\W United Tire Stores Co. 2601-03 Penna. Ave. N.W. Uptown Auto Supply Co. J. A. Bartemeiet Sons D $¢t. gnd California Ave. N.W, Bookhultz Auto Supply 14th and V Sts. N.W. / Seaton Garage ¢ 306 Rhode Island Ave. Chevy Chase Auto Supply Co. 45-49 Seaton St. N.E. | 5518 Conn. Ave. N.W.