The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1920, Page 4

COMPLETE STOCK QUOTAIONS ; « | td | aTHRy Ld ° tFttey pe FESEREEBBRERBESEREDEDSS rel i th rant a i tt | BORDEN’S Normal Prices vs. Abnormal Prices fair profit, the profit an Borden's Bottled Stage ered is reduced le fer Pint ou, to | lire “i dasiber . Game De Peco. Cunt dict. Cm, & Otic, we ue RL Er! Gre ot ey. Cio Cwoee 18% 18% Okiee Oro. maT Go, Feat ( 40% 40% Oat, Geo . me 1% on ig 6% 60% Out. Oe OD. SY HY G@erek. Ges O.,.. TH) THs Gen, Teter Ca. M. 19% = 18N Camtinentn! Candy, 124 12% Cam Prodone 4 wy Com, Products 108% 108% Grams Stent my ah Creeibe Aten wy 9% Gate Cane Gamr.. 1% 194 4 Gwen Am Somer. M0 HO 010 | Suantetncher 107 Lack & West. 972% 1724 172% — 1 | Suita Motor + WH & Bio Gr. pf. 15 12% 13% + -% | St. Jowewh Inad 16 Gites Coal ...... J SB + MOL & San Br... lle Boficott Johnston - URL BL — 3% | St. & Bouthwent 15 Bitle wresene eee en 12% 12K + fe | Sitrenur Nteed., “0 eee 19% = 2% + 1S lenen T. & T et Vemew Phoem.... @1% 61 a Term. Cop. & Ch, 1% 1% Wik Muteer....... OH 0% 45, % | exan Co. om, 208 Preeport Texas... wh OD Texan & Veo F Gaston WO & Wo — & | Tidownter 08 Bema Chem... 1 1st 2% | Tobago Prod. Gqner) Bee 6 08 | tone, 00. = BF Cael Mone... 308 WOT ~- O% | Tron & Woil'ms 1% ANNs Gewwal Motors ek tar & Pap, om ” Comer) Metors so 8% Gastric. Ly * | Ws w me “ 208 Be % a%— % FINANCIAL News ano PRICES { CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS Price Reduction Announcement Borden’s Grade “B” Bottled Milk reduced &C Qt. Effective February Ist, 1920. Business concerns operating under normal conditions can safely rely upon the workings of the law of supply and demand as a basis for the establishment of selling Prices so established are normal, It sometimes happens, however, that the selling prices are determined by competitive conditions quite independent of the law of supply and demand, and without consideration of Hien account. Competitive prices so established, while unfair to the seller as viewed from the angle of sary for the protection of a business and to give assurance of the con- tinuance of a valuable service to the consuming public. SUCH PRICES SO ESTABLISHED ARE ABNORMAL. Effective February Ist, Borden Quality and Service can be purchased at abnormally low prices: In the Boroughs of Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens, in New Jersey and Westchester County Borden’s Bottled Grade “B” Milk reduced 2c per quart. Borden's Bottled Grade ‘A’? Milk deli\- ered is reduced le per Quart “BY” Milk ce BORDEN’S FARM PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. CURB FLUCTUATIONS IN OILS AND INDUSTRIALS | OUTSIDE MARKET QUOTATIONS | M/ACPLLANROUS MINING High, tev, Laws, | Share ise, 1% 1h 1M 1 ' 1 4 1% % | 1500 Divide 1400 19 Mining. 00 Loutstana Co MoNemare 2000 Marsh Min 1000 *Mothertode D 4 tel ay con | me wu 4 . 1006 "Rochester ML ry aN 7200 Ropet Group ' oe OM 3000 Shiver King of A ie 3% 2% Gren over King Did her “deep tad s Ww % 6% 9 ’ . te! 200 Metropolitan Pre | 309 Mexico 01 : Bewue Wate { re ey ; oo | reigan ame hada) rineeen sane 100 Producur & Refiners.... %% %% 9% eh 200 Ryan OW veeceeeeees Hh OT te Me te TH] 300 Malt Croak Prot o% 0 4 1% 1% 400 Kequoyah OW ...4 6 & : i m% 51% : 1% 1%] 180 White Cane oc eseecee wo 1918 | 1000 *Waite Caps tat... rt ey | Loe ewithert Wey i 1h 18 | 1000 #Yerringion 2... 4 OM 1200 Superior Ons, 1% 12% | ee 100 Texas Hanger 1m 1M 1% o 1% 1% IN| ID Allied Punk 6s eee eer ie A | Beck Beet Te tortor tot | 34 854 | 0 Swiss Gort She. We a9 804 loa. = | Ve. Cam, vue. 71 12 Vamdium Steal .. i's Un, Retail Stare S1% ~ % | Wabanh ... United Foot. ia + | Waban of. U.S. Indumt, AD 0.8, v8, wt 4 us U.S. Vian ¢ 1% + Ma | Wyte Motors (Other price reductions noted below) rices yielding a rofit and loss solely, are sometimes made neces- Borden's Grade ‘‘B’”’ Milk trom the can tc be taken home in your own container, whic! mill, is on sale at 2,892 Stores throughout Greater New York, 13c per Quart, a reduc- tion of le per Quart. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, THE NEAR EAST SITUATION 1920. AN URGENT APPEAL TO ALL TELEPHONE USERS During the Epidemic of Influenza and Pneumonia use the telephone only when absolutely necessary. The prevailing sickness has caused thousands to remain at home and turn to the telephone only to reach physicians, hospitals, nurses and others directly concerned with the epidemic, but also to transact social and business matters. As a consequence the already abnormal'telephone traffic has been greatly increased. not Qur operating force. seriously depleted by sickness, is meeting an exceedingly difficult situation in a manner deserving of the high- est praise and the most kindly co-operation. In the interest of the public health and safety—-Co-operate. Every unnecessary call places an unnecessary burden upon the op- erators, and may delay a _ vitally ‘important message. Help keep the telephone lines free to carry the necessary messages. Before you telephone, make sure the call is essential CHARITY. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT, CHARITY. Article No. 50 Chiropractic offers a new explanation for bodily ills. not a new theory, for a theory is something not yet proved, but this is a demonstration of the physical fact that mechanical adjust ment of the vertebrae of the human spine will correct diseases or abnormal local conditions in the body. The Chiropractor considers the human body a magnificent piece of mechanism, a fact that has been recognized for ages, but there has never been until now a system of correcting human ills jbased upon an intelligent recognition of that fact. When man has |suffered from some organic trouble, the rule bas been to supply ja name for the surface play of symptoms and then to attempt to suppress symptoms individually or collectively as they appeared |The Chiropractic experience of years has demonstrated to the satisfaction of thousands that nearly all bodily ailments, whether functional or organic, CAN BE ELIMINATED BY READJUST. MENT OF THE BONES OF THE SPINE Before consulting a Chiropractor, always make inquiry pf the Chiro- practic Bureau of Public Information, Address all inquiries to C. B., Box 60, | As Told by an Eye-Witness HIPPODROME Sunday, February 1, 3 P. M. Admission Free Doors Open 2:30 CAPTAIN GEORGE B. HYDE just returned from the Near East, where he was in charge of Relief Work, will tell of the HORROR IN ARMENIA, where men, women and little children are starving and freezing to death. Captain Hyde will also tell of the splendid work being done by the Near East Relief in alleviating the sufferings of this stricken nation HON. JAMES W. GERARD former Ambassador to Germany and | RABBI STEPHEN S. WISE will also address the meeting. JUSTICE ABRAM I. ELKUS Will Preside DO YOU KNOW ver says: ‘In Armenia is the It is | The Evening World, New York City, Chiropractors of New York and New Jersey Rights Reserved. That Herbert H situation in the wo! That two million most desperate rmenians are alive to-day because of Amer- t 800,000 people in Cauc rish of starvation before Mt harvest, unless Americ ontinued ‘ou want to hear the TRUE nut the appalling oon. ditions in Armenia and Syria attend this meeting to be held under he auspices of NEAR EAST RELIEF One Madison Avenue, New York City « AND i. 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