Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1927, Page 29

IN INDUSTRIAL TIVITY ISSHOWN From Abroad A|ds Credit idation, Federal Reserve goard Summary Says. of general business and ictal conditions published today he Iederal Reserve Board. son liquidation of Reserve Bank dit has been in unusually large ime, the board said, owing chiefly the inflow of gowd from abroad. conditions fn the money mar re reported as ‘“easy. ces continued to d Output of factories was hnuary than in December. than in. January, 1926 ineral pi elow the 1 unusuall he mainte bituminous copper. Automobile output was in considerably from the unus vel of production reached cember, but the number of cars produced since the beg the year has been smaller than the rurn‘npnndlng period of the past | four year: Retall trade showed more than the | usual seasonai decline between De- | cember and Janu ales of de- | partment stos bout the ! same volume as a year ago, while those of mail order houses were T per cent smaller. declined in nearly all leading lines | in January and was considerably amaller than a year ago. Commercial loans of member banks In leading cities continued to decline during the four weeks ending Febru- ary 16, although at a less rapid rate than in earlier weeks, and in the middle of February the volume of these loans was aboat $270,000,000 be- low the seasonal peak reached in the middle of N though about $200,000,000 vear's level. CANADIAN DEFENSES CALLED INSUFFICIENT Dominion Not Doing Its Part for| ntinued | reflecting production of petroleur and | | clume, nce of . crude eased ly low Wholesale trade | Empire, Conservative Tells Princess Pats. By the Associated Press. OTTAWA. Ontario. February 28— Canada’s present active military force 18 not sufficient to repel an invasion and the Dominion is not doing nearly her part in carrying the burden of British empire defense, in the opinion leader of the Con- Y in Canada. “We in Canada are doing little or nothing to ease that burden.” he de- clared at the ninth annual dinner of ‘he Prlncen Pats Club here Saturday nigh A istralia is doing far more: so is | | i | | Httle New Zealand, and the time nss; ! eome when this question must be defi- nitely faced in this country, apart from political eon-lderauon ‘World polftics should be left to the motherland, Mr. Guthrie said-gnd the emplre should un(le in measares of WILL ADDRESS LUNCHEON 8ir Henry Lunn and Thomas T.E.| | Cadett to Speak. Sir Henry Lunn, well known British publicist, author and religious leader, and Thomas T. E. Cadett, journalist and holder of Walter Hines Page newspaper fellowship, will be the speakers and guests of hopor at the English Speaking Union luncheon at the Hotel Carlton, Friday. Gea. Henry ‘T. Allen, president of the English Bpeaking Union, will introduce the speakers. Sir Henry Lunn, who cames m4 America at the invitation of the In-| stitute of International Education, will tour the ted States speaking in bel half of “Church Unity and Interma-|f tional Friendship.” Mr, Cadett, who is a graduate of Bandhurst, the Engli: emy, wae for three per work in India as been on the staff of the London 'I‘lme-. At present he is temporarily staff of The Washington Star. ‘and since then You’re Sure of Getting the Best Every step of the way from the cows to the table this milk is handled with scientific care—so that it comes to you pure and rich and protected. We alone have full the Md.-Va. 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NEW YORK, February 28.—The presence of police in and about_the Century Theater last night, where Beniamino Gigli, Metropolitan tenor, ®ivin concert, caused rumors that the singer's life had again been threatened, but it was said today that the guard had been assigned to pro- tect him from his admirers. A vear ago Gigli fled from Detroit before a scheduled concert when he received a note that it he sang he | | i | | would “adorn a slab in the morgue.” he received threatening letters both in this country and abrod tectives were assigned to guar The statement of Police Capt. Meade that the guard of 21 detectives and policemen last night was to protect Gigli from too enthusiastic admirers appeared borne out when hundreds of Italians pressed about him after the concert to express their appreciation. He was closely guarded, however, from the moment he left the stage mobile. The tenor's manager, R. Johnston, denied that any threats had been received against Gigli's life. 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SCOTT TOILET TISSUE. .. . .2 rolls for 25¢ WALDORF TOILET TISSUE. . 3 rolls for 25¢ %f. s is the famous: fhet / g e Peter- Pan Habit You'll enjoy the superior quality of this finest quality com Delicious Sudar Corn Packed Fresh for You “Has that same 1Qggs‘dm:ss forwhich Peter-Pan arefamed” Per can . . . 15¢ VAN CAMP’S SOUPS 3 cans for Zoc Tomato and Vegetable MONDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1927. A Store Near Every Home SPANISH PIMENTOS A tin of these fine flavored | sweet red peppers from Petn 10c ¢ Per tin Here is a soap offering that every housewife can use: —So widely adver- IVORY Wash Bowl Flakes .. e woman knows about them. ~The dainty washstand size that is gaining so Guest lvory rapidly in popularity. DIAMOND tin can. For this entire week we offer: One (10c size) Ivory Flakes Two (Sc size) Guest Ivory % for 15C This is big value-giving and we hope you will take full advantage of the opportunity. Buy as many combinations as you want—both items are everyday necessities in the home. Wednesday’s Green Basket Special On Wednesday Only WELCH’S GRAPELADE Welch's advertisements running in this newspaper tell you that Special Wednesday Welch's Jelly is made from the juice of the grape only, but that GRAPELAD made from all of the grape that can be used. How- ever, a trial jar will quickly convince you that it’s exceptionally good— and on Wednesday (day after tomorrow) it will be a Green Basket Special in all our stores Welch’s Grapelade Large Jar Our Usual Price, 23¢ P. S.—Made by the Welch Grape Juice Co., and it’s the same high standard of quality. N. B. C. SALTINAS In the tin can—those dainty Saltine crackers spe- cially priced for a few days—per can c s 4 Fleischmann’s Yeast—for health. . .uke, 3c Stringless The big value for a dime. Good enough for any table. All are, of cut green stringless beans. On Sale at All Our Stores Per Pz, 2B —— lOc ROYAL e red. GELATINE This is the dessert for any dinner. 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