Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1921, Page 12

A 1 By - THE\ EVENIfi(‘ STAR, WASH TON, D. C. VVEDNESDAY, NOVEMB ER 23, 1921.° ° ~ ¢Copyright, 1921, by H. O. Fisher. Trade mark registered ©. 8. Pat. Off.) ' Ance oF RELLG_MisS SchveT2! e AN EXBERT TELLS | T, N6V 60 MISS SCHULTZ, THE, THe UALUE OF dEWELRY MEeT e AT tHe - | (T 13N'T ANYTHING: ) AWT“"’;-":"“ \|- | tuncr s oFEl ;.x‘:e‘::‘:::um I:MIMG BILTMORE FoR ;gi‘u g s=——o—| | OF THE XKINDI :l:me:"mm e I HAD ™ R!'ug T CLEANED V) 3 2 g MUTT TRAT . T FIRE OPAL Fok Te Bueks! BUcks oN A DEAL : : 3 ComPLIMENTS! SPor T GeT 1N T'LL SeLL (T Tflllu. : WITH MUTT AND : : - ; THAT OPAL WAS THE DeAL T JaWeLumEIE A I We'tL BLow THE o 2 L - 9 ™ THREE FIRES ACATOBNEDS! s woRKCS: : ' p WHOLE WoRY . THAT L Know, Don’t Try to Remember Everything It's wiser to keep a National Ring Book (Loose Leaf) in your pocket, or'on your desk. One cover may hold several different kinds of records, indexed—you can get sheets. for - use with typewriter. Ask your stationer to shew you the many different kinds of National Ring Book Covers and Sheets. National Seriee 4900, 4800, 4600, 6400, 6500, 6700 Loese Leaf and Bound Books NATIONAL BLANK BOOK COMPANY Riverside, Holyoke, Mass. 1s Ameriean Security and Trust.. 319 i .| probably become narrow as the date|and stocks being: reduced in Central NOTABLE TRADE GROWTH SEEN of the government sale of nitrate the | America, Japan, Argentine and Chile | E + 230 ] end of this month approaches. and Ching. He summed up the situa- i 5 : tion in Germany as follows: “Things | Lincoln IN CHICAGO INDUSTRIAL LINES | e et oor Sother. they Bavel B . are wearing poer clother, - _Buying of o e eids | Sunday’ garments which they may don makers is unsually héavy In the be- | When they think the epportune time T . . . lief that farmers next year will be in|has:arrived. . Jobbers Rather Than Retailers En]oymg & posltion;toibiy Heavily: - © Lumber. Washington Stock Exchange d 7 LANTA, N 3 (Speclal).— : 2] N ——— Best Business—Bare Shelves Factor. | ATANTA Novemuenss ot | oS85 oy e, W = zm= o~ m, enjoying boom times, and are finding | alggs Tiealty 5o (lon{).—.:dn at 90, . i [P ofn AT AT NG S- $ El h difficulty in keeping pace with -the | OCspltal Traction—0 al ol o Merchants' 1tuation Elsewhere. demand for building materials. nm’. o ot T 5 ar| ooty 8 FROM MINE TO CONSUMER Conl and Coke. r‘?flnmo’-uu—m a1 ' capacity. More men are belng added| CONNELLSVILLE, Pa., November 23 | Mersyathaler Linctrpe—3 st 10 at BY| & D WHLTON s avronie ot themilin: (Special).—The _Conneilsville coke STILL AVAILABLE AT Special Dispatch'to The Star, ~ market s quleter and, regardless of AFTER CALL. 7 CHICAGO, November 23.—A notable Sugar. m.e additional ovens lighted by the ;;:_-g}nm ‘.‘,::..{.“;?::."‘;.;:'2,?‘,“ o0 C. Frick Company, only e small |increase along the lines of industrlal| NEW YORK, November 328 (Spe-|percentage of mel},“’;;! ":m v {production 18 notlcoable in this ter- | cialy—Dealers hers look forward to | tlon at this time. No large contracts | s1/0o0 a J0ss soeh arom."er ™ (™ 41— - $10 PER TON TITLD { {ritory. This plainly reflects a short-|an unsettled condition in the sugar|have been received lately. -BONDS. Columbla Title Black Jewel—a clean lump Coal that burns . |age of merchandise in the hands of |market A large portlon of "the Ll ] Bid 6ad Adked Prices. Beal Betate Title distributors. It Is g natural result|shipped, and they declare a big bMck ! KANSAS CITY, November 23 (Spe- from the policy of reMilers for many | must be moved to materially relieve | cial)—The reduction in frelght rates briskly, giving a fine, steady heat!: uction American Tel, and Telgw: 4n.... 7% B8 |50 G Paper . Bt ; or of buy- | the situation. on grain and hay, which will go Into P As Much as You Need—Delivered mon(hs 0%, Fefilaliig) tolbuy for 0t DU effect in the territory west of the | Am Ter asd Tel. e i a2 | Mersen Anywhere! InEony Buch srtielen is they knew Textiles. Misslssippl river December 27, are ex- and Tl, conr. O s they could sell quickly at & Profit.| smpANTA, November 23 (Specialy.|Pected to result in increased ship- Bure shelves and a fair demand from | GrUANTA, November 23 (Special). | ments by’ tarmers, many of whom are i Order by Phone Today consumers now are driving retallers | o' RUIY-LIERE PET cent of the teX-|nolding off to take advantage of the | O 28 E. Telephon to market, and jobbers rather than reductions. - & m full time, and 10 per cent of them are City and Suburben Main 5567 retailers are enjoying the best busi- | unning tull time four.days a week, Ge ness. The rematni; Menta Chicago dry goods houses and deal- g pn contaisiigle: ST. PAUL, November 23 (Special).— | Botoma ‘ ”m ma H'.'.G co'lfl. om 1o related llnes will hold . thelr Gannca Fratt. The slow demand for dressed meat semi-: 3 E products has brought general com- Woek. They expect a large business| SACRAMENTO, Calif. November 23|Drofucts has OrricEs-809 MTsanaTionss BL00. YARDS-RRIT ANON 513, NE. In°the 1ate winter and for early spring | (Special).—There 1s & growing de- | Pas norrmesst Thi hmaton o o delivery. and report an unusually mand for canned fruit here, and with | flected in the increased amounts of brisk demand from southern statea. |anythMg like industrial revival there| moats held In Minnesots storage Furniture factories here are ap- l;! likely to be a shortage in some| warehouses. T! holdings. consist proaching capaclty production and |lines, ‘notably pears and peaches. |larmely of beef, veal, mutton and Heal e are selling their goods at lowered | Prices are moving upward. poultry. {ses Realty So ooy Mackay Companies ' prices. The War Finance Corporation| NEW YORK, November 23 (Spe- Market by, i Caine Bros. Paper Co., ex 3 Doesn’t hurt a bit! Drop a lit: is helping mehmu::m‘. of (t,:\: ;:;x‘.:; ?.L'.’l;‘“’{fi. n?. hbeen somewhat Notes. on, - | Armour & Co.. q. Pf, 1% > “Freezone” on an aching corn, ers in lowa by relleving er activity in the canned tomato N, N — Bterage be; i h .|of slow paper. Actual loans of the|market here. Philadelphla is report Trfi?:sf iea’ ?Z’s?l’:.’.c’h‘u.fi':.ffl‘:i,’.;n + - STOCKS. it Dec: atanily that com mtbpe s corporation for agricultural purposesjed to be buying liberally. The de- | that applicationa for building permits * shortly you lift it right off with i are less than $15,000.000 exclusive of |mand for cheap peas is good and|in October involved a proposed expen- - cotton, and only about §4,000,000 have | stocks are short. diture of $8,065.000. This 1s an iIn. boen lent on grain and live sttock, crease of 30’ per cent over the total | WAADEtaE Gan ..ot but the help tendered has been most Cottons.’ for the month of September and an | wiie ‘Hac. vet Bl eon valuable. E%RON:D'bN""mb" 23 (Special). | Increase of 87 per cent over that for | wa . - » —There has been a rush in Ontario to n Early Christmas Buymg rx-ce orders for cotton goods. There| SAN FRANCISCO, November 23 German parents sometimes change| the, calluses, > R s an especlal demand for Botany|(Special). — The demand for high- s the name of their baby if it is seri- | irritation. Indicates Brisk Trade |yarns. Several large mills are short|grade bonds in California continues| <o ously 11l and may not be able to fill all orders| unabated, and a tremendous smount BY FRAN D. McLAIN. for finished goods in consequence. ot n:.Dlul hlagln‘: hu? lhe‘la invest- ‘ments. ~ Cap s going into these Special Dispatch to The Star. Steel. securities rather than lnfin realty, al. PHILADELPHIA, November 23.— PITTSBURGH, November 23 (Spe-|though real estate loans are increas- Local retail merchants have made prep- | cial..—The Martin's ferry plant of the | In& in volume. arations for s large hollday "tnd- and| American Sheet and Tin Plate Com- early stmas shopping gives Indl-|pany will Increase its operations to!—Credit men of the export tra cations that business will be brisk in |75 per cent this week. The Newcastle | here are almost unanimous fn deel LR e s the department stores from 1oW to the | plant of the same company. aceording | Ing that conditions are impyovi: Never say “Aspirin™ without saying “Bayer.” end of the year. Goods offered were | {o'Manager J. R Butler, has resumeg | torially i the other counthiod ot = 1 » “B » '"m Targely toward wearing apparel, operations in full. Twenty additional 1d and foreign trade is in WARNING! Unless you say “Bayer” you may not |running largely , | tin mills have started. The Monessen | botter shape than at any time in]: - f S ) S7° Vespecaliy mens I vailing la; | PIANt I8 operating at 100 per cent with | months. C. E. F. Gaudineer of the get genuine ASPm?feSCflbed by physicians over are well below .those prevalling 138t} (po " resumption of twenty-one addi- |Irving National Bank summed up the gers. y! Your druggist sells a tiny bot TR 2 of “Freezome” for a few cents, suii 36 J. L Case pf. q, 1%% 5 | cient to remove every hard com, s October, 1920. 1 5 —_— corn, or corn bfl‘wf:z th.; toes, a1 with reness 1 vear. i s 13 ¥ tional mills. The Shenango tin works | situation today as follows: 'he’ ex- years and proved safe by millions for ne, numbe of workers, wsplored | da™ Mumtea” peracing " Shirty ot BOFL, trads. siuation today 1a in October and the condition has im- | mills. Better tban it wan thiee monitheiago, Colds Headache Rheumatism proved at a greater ratio this month. | NEW YORK, November 23 (Speclal). | 31 I logk for & continuation of this : ’ 242 | The calling of a proposed strike in the | _The freight rate on tin plate from | TeAc cwvnlle collections are being Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis {garment trades has been delayed and | New York, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati | Taae ST20ually and are very slow in = " ilhere is a prospect that the employers | to Pacific coast points will be reduced | frms will meet - their obligations Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain- and employes will reach an understand- | to $1.20 3 ton as soon a3 the rates | Lomanar & \ ing which will obviate trouble. Can bo PHblANed &Ha Ot Inte thans 3 Store men are being employed in the P He said conditions were improving Accept only “Bayer” Backage which i irecti i d fon _of rase pt only y kck g ich contains proper directions. bullding trades and construction | of| \pe mEDRORD. Masa, November Handy tin boxes of 12 fablets—Bottles of 24 and 100—Al . yond the western city line where 500 |23 (Special).—The market in worsted = Aapiein Ts the. trade Mtk of Mes: NMeuGtiens, ot lloaolr-glnddnmr 1rd~tm v;:‘ct:r:‘d houses afe belug put-up, most of Which | yarns has slowed up /both becsuse ~ have been sold in advance. Atlantic [ consumers have pretty well covered o l es City and other shore resorts also ar$ | requirements up to the first of the carrying on active building campaigns. | year, and because spinners are well - A ‘movement to raise $4,500.000 for a | sold up into 1922. Makers of bathing community chest to cover requirements | suits, however, are using fairly large - of charity and other purposes for fifteen | quantities. months is not receiving very vigorous support owing to reduction of incomes Dairy Produets. g S T | (VSR ONN ||| What Is The Telephone Company? held in storage warehouses in the Cloud of Pessimism in northwest have undergone a decided e New Orleans Area Lifts | irestor demand has made iteett mani: ZED T is an organization of 2422 Washington ave Grieans Are: i e mancets Rere (RON' EA I rgan ngt Special Dispateh to The Star. L Tablets men and women banded together to give | NEW ) N ber 23.—Th N 'ovember pecial). . A . [ NEW ORLEANS November 23 —The | X aiet conditions. In the trade for | B the people of Washington the best telephone this section following the recent ex- | fertilizers is fordcast for the re- Sold at the Peoples Drug ; - . . 1 tehted decling in Gotton’ prices has | mainder of the year. Operations will | by all geod drussis : service brains and energy and effort can make already begun to lighten now that -bl 5 the commodity again is on the up- possible. grade. The assistance which local i:‘?nks ‘nC connela.lon '“hth':‘.fl)mr naace Corporation. Eave 5 growers and merchants prevented en- < ! | ; . growers and merchunte pisvenced; el =l ' These people—many of whom have dedi afways Toliowsd oxtensive. deciinen in : X C__nd i~ N7 cated their lives to this service—are nearly all the cotton market ~Within tho last > 3 5 ghh . . £ this S Th e ten ys cotton 8 recovered over - & 7 e U - “ Ssreras e st They arechtisusof yinx G5 experts deslare uey ime. in B ) 3 ¢ : .. ....cities-and towns—they are your neizghbors and L :he mu“( of ‘L;le S.EHRY of h.rr;\ler!: 2 Pf—' [ 3 Ty x / : 3 . * o Bola. for. advantatcous, farke A L . friends and the uncertainty of future sup- == e = Xiw i/ plies. Until that time comes, how- ever, no great improvement in the at n by TR A S S : ; T s &“fi%:;:’:‘::lf“‘;fi?d“ s section:is 7 ‘a:‘—\*, ] { . The-telephone is a regulated utility; the now up = " nJled g . 2t e > rset wlbep vl | ,” ‘f . . price of our service is eoptrolled by state reg- e v fina A & . ulation. Our revenues being regulated, our ex- warm weather here has contributed N e e e Ramilcontr(buitd. 5 | "r A lfl ] . . penses must be held in proportion. At no time ::ru‘sd!n('hsfl lhn gfié‘ds l’nlr the ;mlld-ly . . ide has been disappointing, because : nng recen! '€ars, i ur wages keep pa of the large stocks carrieq. over by - z = { du ty > did o k e, retailers from last vear. There has been renewed activity in the Louisiana | = 5 : with those of other industries. 7 E oil flelds with general resumption of z- &y %Al . drilling operations. - . i %y . .. The CalilGinia Limited caters to « | |Commodity Reports : x, highest classtravel « « ¢ ¢ ++ From Varisys Sections _ The Navajo, The Missionary, 7he Scout Paper. BOSTON, November 23 (Special).— ; 3 = SeaE e B v _ - That condition still exists. Butin spite of - < .~ this limitation and the exacting requirements -7~ “of war.and reconstruction, Washington's tele- , __phone people are now ‘giving you a higher '+ : . gradeof service than.at anytime in the history s o .. ofthesystem., = - 1s work spondents, Hivadmfihum anren'imt' n.i: ::; part of Italy. yon National Park on your way. = “ The trails to the river are open The Navajo makes fast time = all winter: it's summer down to California.’ SodoestheMis- below. El Tovar. an the rim, aionary, which alsohas Pullman i8 managed by Fred Hafvey and for the Canyos. The Scout's = mever closes. - schedule ie a little elower. All < Write, ‘phone or call and let . . 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