Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 11, 1914, Page 9

Brussels, Belgium, Nov. 7 (Delayel in Transmission), via The Hague aad “London, Nov, 10, 240 p. m.—A procla- mt. uut Belgium needs an to make money to § i 3 “populace. Well_informed Brussels laim the German contention that the Belglan peopls are unwilling to_ re- sume their activities erounded. The Belgians, they say, enough to work, but this is since ail their automobiles and horses have.been taken by the German army, making It impossible far them to haui coal and raw material for the fac- tories, The Belglans, it is declarsd, fished the miserable, hdlf-blind horses out of the mines, fed them and set them to work; but no sooner were these horses strong enough to pull carts than the Germans confiscated them for _the army. Now the factories are without coal and iron or any raw materials. The beet industry, which was enor- mous in many parts of Belgium, b been ruined. The farmers have mil- lions of beets rotting in the store- houses through inabllity to transport _them to the factozies. The workmen, Beigians maintain, are willing to work for one-fourth of thelr ordinary wages, but the factory owners, unable to provide the neces- sary material, have been obliged to dismiss the men. There bas been a great scarcity of gasoline since a British fiyer combed unsuccessfully the German main gaso- line depot .at Heren, north of Brus- BUYING ORDERS YESTERDAY OUTNUMBERED OFFERS TO SELL First Time Since the Formation of the Unofficial M.rkn. This was reflected in the quoted. of such speculative favorites as States em Amalgemated Reading, the Harriman lssues and other stocks of like c all of which were higher by four to seven roints than & month ago. In the offi- cial market similar conditions pre- vailed, the New York city three year four per cent. notés attnining a mew high price at 103 1-2, which puts them on a 460 basis. Of more importance, however, was the news that local brokerage houses had negotiated time loans in London on very favorable terms. The amount of these loans was not large, but the fact that London was willing to en- gage in such operations was accepted as strong proof of the impr'oved con- ditions at that center, Quoted rates for long time meney were unchanged in the local market but the supply was more abundant. Call monev was easier at 4 1-2 per cent. for special transactions which ¥ Rheumatism A Home Cur: Eiven by One v.ho Had It of 1593 1 was attack- @ 194 Main Street as onty those who have It know, for over three years. 1 tried remedy after remedy, and doctor after doctor, but TR DOUBLE STAMPS TOBAY REDUCTIONS THE STORE THAT SAVES AND SERVES YOUR PATRONAGE DESERVES B 0= ——108 ote, Basque and Military effect, former prices up to $25.00 L For Today $15 COATS 45 Coats on one rack in Mixtuny and_Plain; materiale in all the very latest styles; former valuss up 5} to $16.50 For Today $10.75 fl DRESSES 1 35 Dresses on one rack in tunic and combination effect; former [5] s §10.50 : For Today $5 i I Wenregan Block g such réllef as I received was only temporary. Finally, 1 found a rem= established the lowest rate since the 1 _grad edy that cured outbreak of the war. commercial paper were short maturities beine accepted at as low as 4 1-2 per cent. The activity of marks at a new in_svery eage. low price jin the exchanze market at- 1 want every sufferer from any J|tested thé increasing business beins form of rheumatic troul done here for German interests ard this marvelous healing gave currency to fresh rumors of & send s cent; simply mall your name || jarge Jonm T A froe T e Ry of gross earnings for October by the Great Northern railway. London reported a decided stimulus to financial business, the chief con- tributing factor being the naval news which was followed by a pronounced drop in marine rates. NO ANXIETY ABOUT CRUISER NORTH CAROLINA Has Been in Constant Wireless Com- munication with the Tennessee. — ‘Washington, Nov. 10—Navy depart- ment officials refused to be disturbed toflay by persistent rumors that the cruiser North Carolina at Beirut, Syria had been sunk by a mine. “There is not the least apprehension for the ship” was the officlal an- swer to all inquiries, “Although no messages have come TR —— mean: curts tl!'m. you may nd presumably in con- price of it, one doll-r but. under- §| nection with the n»sruhm’: of the stand, ‘1 do not want Fou gold pool. upless you are perfact With 1t Tan't that fair? Mark Y. Jackson, Nv 98 A., Gur- .ney Bldg.. Syracuse, Mr. Jackson is reanonzmle /Above statément true—Pub. est increage in idle cars for this period of the year since 1907, a large falling off in local ex- ports and an unfavorable statement direct from the North Carolina since November 2, she has been in constant wireless communication with the cruiser Tennessee, nearby, and offi- cials pointed out today that officia despatches were coming through from the American consu at He:rul, wher he North Carolina lies in the harbor. “The ship would not have left the har- bor without notifying the navy de- partment, officials said. While ‘communication is slow and | uncertdin becavse of Turkish control of the cable, officials disclaimed any . uneasiness tever for either of the American ships. Suits to Recover $14,000,000 Dismissed St. Louis. Mo, Nov. 10.—Suits to recover $14000,000 from directors and former directors of the St. Louls and San Francisco railroad were dismissed In the federal court here this after- T e First of all put one right over the fence and score for yours truly via Prince Albert, tobacco that made three men smoke a pipe today where one smoked before, and put new notions into men who know what a real makin’s cigarette can taste like! *Why, to fire up a jimmy pipe packed with P. A. or to pull on a P. A. makin’'s cigarette is just about, justabout! Never was such tobacco, bewuu no other to- bacco can be made lik " PRINGE - ALBERT the national joy smoke l‘ 'm"lnanwnivllr»ivvrt- repELRELONERLERT S Sooner or later you’ll go to this wonder- GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION By an American Woman Now l.lving in Cha]mers b nght Six™ $16‘50 A Real Quality Car, of Super> Good Looks, at $1650 “Isn’t that car a beauty!” You probably have paid tRat tribute to the motor car thorougbreds yourself. aise its grace and beauty. if your R‘Lfla tell stories of its ‘mances; if your vlf:lffl:fld: laud its domfort, then you are glad to say, “That is my car.” And such a car 1s the 1915 Chalmers “Light Six.” Here is a car that has striking smartness and beauty. Owners of other mmpfi-eu'b’mdhmldedwal fenders. grace of iu‘pedcedy blended lines. Chalmers Light Six, 5 passenger ........... Expefll delight in its silent, vibration- less power—its rare “lightness offoot_" Over 4,000 ‘“‘Light Sixes’’ have been proved in more than 3,000,000 miles of service. The Chalmers “Light Six” is the one 1915 car with an acgre- gate mileage tmoughtopmve beyunddonbtthntltbummzthfor to spare, and every emergency, power the easy riding qualities of cars costing much more. It is the one 1915 car that is selling more rapidly every day, even in these times when most people are uunkm;efotha- things besides auto- We offer the 1915 “Light Six™ at $1650 as we do all Chalmers cars—as a real quality car, comparable with cars of much greater cost. This “Light Six”is not sold on price alone; but on quality— mmnnmmm Qa.my' First SPECIAL EXHIBITION AND DEMONSTRATION Chalmers Light Sixes, Chalmers Master Six--full line now being shown You c» 17 a cir of this passenger cape .ty for less money. But the difference you pay to get a Chalmers “Light Six” will be returned to you in /thenddedplmndmd owning a car of whose looks and pere formance you can .ways be proud. If you pay less than Chalmers prices, you must be satisfied with less than Chalmers quality. A few big features of the 1915 ‘Light Six”; a different kind of auto- bile beauty; unusually handsome finish; Pullman-like comfort ;48 H. P.long stroke non-stalldble motor which *“stays put;™ graceful molded oval fenders of hoth strength and beauty; 4 7-2 inch tires— “Nobby” tread on regr wheels; un- usually complete equipment Clnlmen—mnde one-man top of li!k the 1915 Chalmers cars. We will give you the Chalmers “Real Test” Ride at ermm Arrange for 8 .. $1,650 .. $1,725 ClnlmenMnletSu,Sp-mu- Bdbsnn b us it 52400 Cm/mlo&yandhokdmmmdhkealhmdemmhfion. THE IMPERIAL GARAGE OF RED CRO8S WORK France. oA TounE and_yellow faces peering anxiously forth, and one understood that thesd soldiers had no words to express thewr sufferings, they only wait ‘for help- yo doctor just commencing his life of self-sacrifice, his eyes heavy PETER CECCARELLI, Proprietor and shows a dressing spotted with vellow and brown, but has the strengch to say to the bearers: ‘Carefully, gent- ly, my friends, I suffer much,’ and ‘e looks with miggiving on the ambui- lance, for they are moving him again, smoke as little apples on trees. Just RN witn tover, his shoulders drooping with mfiuum Who has sutered o much: ~Worl 'l seeks e military - 't e . can’s help is, like! P.A.iseo and Bt | e of tha wtation aad Bt n & aop D Avris (el Sod o i3 true, such chummy tobacco, men ling of wounded is graphically descrio- | list giving him some information, brief | Jance, there to find & nurs who whi ed in a letter received here from Mrs. Deming-Jarves, an jcan woma, now living at France, who is serving Sith the oatlisle'at Digssd, Brittany. bes the movement of trains oF ounded from the front thus “A train of wounded is disappearing other arrives and military, on the wounde dhundreds Dbehind him. Some are so injured they must have.instant heip. Here are men Who may travel further, seeking from statlon to station the promised assist- ance. “The morfe desperately wounded are removed on stretchers; the nuns cooling water to wash their fev hande and faces; the nurses bring them food and hot coffee; kind hanls pers to him: ‘My little soldier, another moment of patience and you will find thyself amidst cool sheets, far from noise and confusion: thou shalt find rest and peace, and thou shalt be well" “In_the midst of this ‘empressment, this joy of helping, the German pris- | to oners, wounded and far from home, are not forgotten. At the door 6f one uf the wagons a little brown chap is lean- ing, silent, but with shining, anxious nknown, courageous: eyes. The odors of good, refreshing|Frenchmen who on the present-day <coffee and hot bread ar@watted to him . battlefields appeal to us to help, come . just go happy about it. You get it into your system without losing .4~ more time that you’ll strike 18 kt. go’¥ just as soon as you fireup a ,immypn or roll np a mkln s cigarette with Kf produ yap-mup:ocen dntqmomthebitemdtheptrch but he dares not make a sign, but how | fort and succor in their day their admiration and devotion to these | hungry he is, and those good ‘cama- | lation.” = - Prove that at the 0[ a dime before e Cups of steaming | humble defenders of France. rades’ behind him, who for s many e Red Cre 3 along e vast Orms are faced death famjn t] g th rows of stretchers, cach laden with Jia | tronchos o e ” (and famine In the | Floating Mine Exploded Near Shore. suffering humanity. One counts the men by the upturned boot soles, Alas! ‘Those wounded in the legs har enly down. Here a wretched * broken shoulder wanders t operating room installed in « way station. There a feeble leans on the shoulders of a nui: b:'llrultln toward the doctors await- “The more seriously wounded must - zemain on the spot, and the medical L : ly waiting, some with foreheads taking ais glances behind him. Here a man lies on his back, his eyes closed. Anotaer - wasping with his hands clenchel. s are crouching in th Tow hungry they are! How the Turns! But one must not ask of one’s conquerors. .ddenly a young doctor with a nun 2t his side appears at the window. Coffee, bread and meat are offered: it the Tittle brown wounded one ‘nesl- ng at the window who brince 1o » ftellows the hoepitality of Fyance : e officers are crowded trgether, will| heads swathed in bloodstai ed ban- | legs and arms in Ancona, Ttaly, via Rome, N 1155 p. m~A floating mire ex| odu 80 near fnshore in the m‘;-m t.hlll it ;H:hmrdl I‘N e flag station s relioes line running Also, nail this: Jwyoubemq:on to lay a dime tninnta tidy red fin—cfi cheer-up your smokappetite | ‘eobscuri- R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winston-Salem, N. C. S ek . Newlands Leading in ‘Nevada, eno Xew.. oy