Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 4, 1922, Page 8

’ e e SATUBDAY'S MAREET. New York, Dec. 2.—Resumption of short. snd pool operations. combined with fresh huying of a few in- dividual ‘stooks for special reasons, brought "about 'a . further . Increage In prices In today's brief session- of the stock mark ot . #8ome profit taking was in evidence on the part of recent buyers pariicu- larly in ‘the Coppers and the Rails, bu most of the offerings were sbsorbed without difficulty, New York Central Gerrq de Pasco. Kennecott. Crucible anc Apsociated Dry Goods being the mos prominent shares unable to bold the.: previous gaims, The declines, however. wers moderate. 'Some of the high priced industrial shares wero did up in rather spirited faghion on reports of Doseible surplus distribution, American Snuff jumping 9 poirits and Lorillard 3 1-4, the latter, Ray Con .. .. 13% Repding .. . . 8% Reading 1 pr Repub I & St . South Railway South Ry pr Tenn Copper Tobacco Prod TSb Prod A Unforn Pacific . Cnion Pac pr U S Rubber U S Rub pr U 5 Steel U S Steel pr est Un Tel .... West'house A B ... West'house El | Willys O'land Willys O’land pr .. Worth Pump .. Worth Pump B Liberty Bondm SELECT ANY STYLE} PAY AFTER FIRST PAYMENT OF $1.00 $1.00 a Week CARLOAD OF SEWING M SCHWARTZ BROS., inc. SELECT ANY STYLL * PAY AFTER FIRST | : PAYMENT OF $1.00 NES - AT EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS FROM REGULAR PRICES Nationally-Known “New Home” and “New Home-Make” Machines in a Tremendous Sale That Will Make Sewing Machine History for This Store. “It’s an ill wind tfiat blows nobody good.” The New Home Sewing Machine Company——onel of -the lgn;gest manufacturers of sew- ing machines in the country—made up a large order of machines for export trade, but owing to unsatisfactory: conditions they were not shipped. In order to quickly dispose of the entire lot, the makers'sold us one carload of “New Home” and *“New ‘Home-Make” Sewing Machines at a great sacrifice, enabling us to offer these high-grade machines at about 25 per cent. below prey'a_gtfng- prices. - These wonder- ful values are offered here today, together with machines from our reg_ula; stocks at proportiqnatc 'reductions;‘ St i $12.50 to $sI20 We urge every prospective sewing machine buyer to consider before allowing the'oppprfunity_df-t.hiéjsaic to pass. Come early for best choice. Some lots are limited and will go quickly. : : . EACH MACHINE IN THIS SALE IS GUARANTEED FOR LIFE—AND IS SOLD ON Tfl!MSOFjl 00 WEEKLY - ) So far as we are able to determine, Sewing Machine prices will be, if anything, higher during the co’mjng'gi nths.” This great sale, then, brings bigger opportunities than even these sensationally low prices would seem to offer. SELECT YOUR MACHINE NOW AND WE WILL Brwwever, later cancelling about half its g §aiM.| All-American Cables ‘cloced 6 Fn sl e 6 3:4 higher and gains of 3 to nearly 3 9840 98481 polrits were recarded by Elkhorn . Coal, 97.94 97.04 preferred. Loose Wiles Biscuit, Natioa- ¢ 98,40 98.50 al-Gioak & Suit, Owen Bottle, preferred. rp éth 4145 98.40 - 98.28 - 98.40 Stndcdaker and Union Tank- Cay. ictory 4%s ..100.30 10036 100.30} “dnternational Harvester continued ‘un-| - g5 called ...100.00 100.00 = 100.00 ! der | pressure .as a result of the .divec- Treas 43(s ... 99.63 - 99.60 99.68 tors’ intontion to discontinue the stock | Quoted in dollars and cents per $100 @lvidends. dropping 7 1-2 points. Fisher pong Body. established a new high !crd the year ‘at 185 7-8 and then dropped to : 183:1-4 for a not loss of 2 3-4 on prof- 3 Sl S p ik Some of -the recent baying of With the excepuon ui steriing,. af | stock has been for the account of | Quu.alions &rc ia cenls per umit of for . 'C. Duran, wko is sceking en inter| *i&n cu‘rency: =L ny. Woolwamth Avan. v.:d ¢ lf‘;’p‘f“::‘;%;. small (ura over, : Sterling— Yentarcay: Ago. < Only -fractiona. - gains weic 1o Demand .. $4.04% By sych representative shores as Bald: % win, U.-S..Steel common, Bethlehem 53, Chile. Copper and Cosdan, American Pide '& Leather, pfd., International Pa- M per.| Keystone Tire,” North American, Mexican Petroleum, . Pan-Amer (icers and Refiners and Stan ofi California and New Jersey - $9.to. 1. 10.2 1-2 points, | sy wvExcept- for & jew substantla! gains!Sweden In. such. ordinarily Inactive stocks as, Denmark Loufsville .and - Nashville, “Nickel Plate” NOTWay #ad Lake Erle & Western, - pfd.. the g;ge:;;: fi;fl in Rall' shares were generally Br‘:’;x ¢ Rl azil .. Dethand. tarimg touched s452 5-e! its'. highest price three years, in re- Chicago Grain Market. spoirse’ ta- 2 brisk -demand here, pri-| Wheat— High. Low. Close. sumably to. meet payments on imports.| Dec. ... 120 1183 185 Freoch. and Belgian currencles shuwed) May ... 117% 116 116%; @ ;change and other European rates: July . 108% 1075 107% were ’ irregular. | Corn— ¥/The- clearing house' statement showed| Dec. ... 72 3 dificit In'reserve 1of the third comse-| May ... T70% Fufive week, the toral being $7,472133 July ... 70 or 131,904,180 .below the week before. Oats— disconts ana fnvestments fn-| Dec. 43 #f8asad” by $8.985,000 and the reserve or! May 43% mEmber banks in the Federal Reserve July 39% bank_increased by $3,505.000. Net de- mand deposits were $35,264 000 more FALL MOVEMENT OF &p the week befors but time deposits TRAFFIC CONTINUES LAEGE pbed $5.608 000.. Aggregate reserve| ttatled, $508,968,000, I New York. Dec. 3 (By the A. P)— b e s of industrial and trade activity ST d satitiactory during the past Xt STOCES. 1f a Aendency toward a sight ,.The. following Is a summary of the down -in | production has been traféactions on the New York Stock Ex- apparent, this is regarded as a natural chinge up 6.3 P. M.: | opmen: at this season and Is com- . K Close ' pentated for by the .mprovement in re- 733 tail trage waich comes wich eold. wea- 433% ther and the holidays. 81% | “As a matter of faot, Industrial activ- 413% ' ity is holding up remarkably well Car 70% loadings for thc week ended November 182 |13 towalled 939,000 cars, which is. close 19% ! to the high record for the year and weil 393 above anything prev.ously. accomplish- 66% ' ed at thjs season. It is probable that 123% the actual car shortage which developed 154 | during October has had the effect of ing part of the traffic movement r :mio November, but the cvidence ! of .2 gradual improvement in, transpor- % | tation conditions is .strengthened by a | decrease in the excess % freght cars, as re $10.00. Allowance _Qn. These New Home Cabinets For Your Old. Machine, of Condition . T ‘fausdal-offer is an wetaal re- ‘duction. from the ‘reguler low selling prics: ! The.atiowance is for this sale only _ ide to assist those who want & new Horme Cibinet Machine and do net want {0 shdrifice their old machine as . The- beautiil diaigns and.choice matigz- any, American walnut or cak finishes ‘™aks this dne of the most desirable ma- NEW HOME 'DROP HEAD Women are well acquainted with the splendid : qualities of this make. DO NOT FAIL TO ¢ | cryiting ration, it ou TAKE ADVANTAGE pear o movement of traffie Das been the largest and best sustained . OF in_the couniry’s history. . Steel production also continues to ,!ma.nha_'n a better rate than had been THIS EXTRAORDXNARY expected. Various auchorities place out- s 5 {put at close to 80 per cent of capacity, > OFFER. ‘which means that . no diminution has G | taken ‘place from the yeai's best. rate. Pig iron prices are still' showing a ten- jdency to work lower. .in .company . with 3 ' those of coal, and the. prices ‘of finished teel produets, which have been remark- bly steady for a number” of weeks, are i ed slightly. The .oub of the ems to be, that while.the . U. rporation and some of the.in- ts have accumulated a2 good backlog of work, otheér independents are not so favorably situated, . No lairge re- ductions in steel prices are . expected, | however. developments whil SEWING MACHINES . are made right here in Néw'Eh,é!and? And like most New Eng- ’ BY land things they’re made RIGHT. . Good, clean-looking cabinet =+ - ELECTRIC THIS SALE IS CONDUCTED NEW HOME PORTABLE : " work; sound.inside in those parts you can’t see. -Frée-running, easy-stitching. 1923 models, with 60- years of reliableness-be- hind them.” 5,000,000 New 'Home’ Sewing Machines have been sold. Isn’t that proof they're good-? And just this much more:- - Our.convenient terms of payment make it possible for nearly every one to' share in this remarkable opportunity. . i Weonderfully |, effsctive - and ~ practicsi, Mr. and Mrs. Russell DIRECT FROM e e e NEW HOME FACTORY | caused satisfadtion 1n financial circles s was the publication of a large propor- tion of the October 'raliroad earnings ’:mtemenu. Bearing in mind. the seri- pous after effects of the strike, the car- riers’ efforts to put their equipment in shape for max.mum service during .Oe- | tober and the- disappointing character-of % | the September returns, which gave oniy 2.9 per cent of valuation, most observ- ers had anticipated poor earnings in October. At first ‘glance the actual re- Ports might be taken as Indicating that | expectations were fulfilled, as the- com- parisons with. October. a year ago.dis- closed a genera] falling off in.net. ' Oc- tober 1921 was, however, an unusually good mnth, 5.4 per cent of ' valuation being earned. Meanwhile the ‘compari- s ' 5on with September ‘is: encouraging. The 54 ‘class 1 roads earned met of $71,000;« 7 000.in" October s compared with § ‘iiuon,aon in_the previous month. As’ & ia ihenvy traffic movement' continued. - in| { November it ‘is apparent: that the car- 443 : riers’ . purchasing power -is likely to be 653 ; considerably better than recently - had 283 | been sed. 2 2t 47% | Possibly the .better - rafiroad state- 9714 ' ments had their effect on stock prices: 221 -In any event, the ldtter rallied Vig 1127 ously ‘during the week, active short cov- w sm?;,— fieh’tg}in evidence over the entirs! - = 4% i list. . Monetary condittens continue com- TR condition. | 1ooking mArvel 5 5 d S oriatie. a0 Lies AR expeciation [fto ‘2 _relatively stagmant titlen e Lo st ‘mlqg any considerable disturbances in the COtton continues to be bought.by e T Tk dwr nown. % . Beneficial $1.00 FIRST * WE GIVE AND REDEEM GREEN TRADING STAMPS ...’ASK FOR THEM OuR RepuTATION Bunr ON QUALITY Our Business Burr On VALUE ‘,‘ Our-MeTHODS | AppeatToArL WroLikeA being -most | tunities. - John phits 3 i 5 - n ket interests when -it -falls- to. the 25 -c#nt| ~While this is a- day of umusual oppor- 3 fostaitsaenonn o S S e L S g DG B e S SR i ol S "he . ‘ The commodity markéts have lapsed close 26.--and .the market .is awalt opportunities- mean nothing to ‘us uniess . K 1 > b the government/ ginning report. wi ‘we seize them, in fact, the difference in oA by 4 , = = | will be: made -public next Friday,, _ .|failure and success is' found -in the i< way g o : e i i Wheat pricgs: rallied, after the . reas-imattér 9f one's attitude to -his oppor- |first i . 22 l IT’S UP TO YOU e gy acts, - on'Mundreds of Taillons M’.’i“m“g For Ydu A% = NG R 2 g 3 & which: the -first ~deliveries have _beeif the long ago he 'grasped his ‘opportunity, '} To See That You. Réceive of Your | lignt. . Export, demend and the car,sit| Henry Ford has achioved his very Lirge Wihter | and thé - epproaching . Grocer., > 2% uation are still m;demdoé!me dominats -ug:«z;g:;z: h:s few yegr; :hlnee, o:; bring. financial problems to von's 2la = '} ‘ng factors in ‘this commodity. + ., Zyportun way, an ough- 08e” of ,us whc:_lhnv_b‘nu bank ec- Kenyon“Rh_o* ‘dmd B 3 =3 e i ’ maflms:mflidfi l:n 'fm;n?’; 3 intg .or ‘securities. ; Sl WY . SPEAKS ON-OPPOBTUNITY .= . . |BOSEOR, ¥et x | ;Taece 18’ tusl to buy, the chiiaren {| Johnny Cake Mea] | #TXoI0 0K SUNDAY BALEY [lorae At Somaie. th apan ot need - warm: ciothing, family apd{ § ¢ ‘ e 4 S 5 . Huyler, the dy ‘king, ‘took th frignds should be remembered with | G\‘&l’llm Flfilll' i ~AnKupresgive. and !plpml povice: was :i‘;e at the floodfl:nz therefore ean!: : girts. : e [ held atfthe ¥, M- C. A.-bullding Sun-o,:% e, success. Doubtless many “NMeet’ these obligations the 1ene: B'l'OWn Bread Mixture othets have had just-as: hopeful opporti- fidjal Way-—Consolidace you? debts Rye Meal ‘ 1 se- | nities, - but :they failed.to. grasp .them’; dr-pay s hem off in six-to fifteen ye > “Bliections; and also' secompanied . theisong {Lthey were asleep as it were, and ‘op- \ifistallmiencs. % Grouna daily from “selécted gram § service,. which was followed. by. serip- |portunity passed by and they have fail-| - ‘Cénfide. fid Lonns 1§ by ~granite mill stones.” ‘Every f|ture reading and yer. . A very .in- to-enter into.the. success that.really 3 \ -UP 10 Kl packags satisactory = or - monsy | teresting. story In' mosing’ plotures. was | belonged. to them. “Of all sad words, of SRR e back.~ Wida awake ~ groes siing, of Jep: | o0eus. or- penl. the ‘saddest are;thise, 1t [ oo 0 —3300.05 AR ¥ # t.em. . S Sk K‘;m:fi ‘might have.been.” : . X At B T “CALL “WRIL 2P ¢ eo- 1. Opportunity is knocking at your door. |a ) WR":'TE' 28 FHONR 3 You-may- say:you: have a-handicap,” and v | therefors mo;alw; y‘n&w very 5 e - . che Sou. ey a3 7ot bas hach prenterin o