The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1920, Page 4

Ay OURS ao Se ALR EE AOR HP THE EVENING WORLD, MU NvAY, MAMUM 22, 1920, ——E 7 : . It wus valued chiefly for its! of its existence up to 1016 seldom went | 1919 are for fourteen months. It | wwe "ghd as late as 1915 it) ab 00,000. ‘The average annual| *howld be borne in mind: that the! EXEMPT FIREMEN ASK AID. | «7%. In fact, in the five] gross income from 1012 to the end of bate y§ ‘after taking os RANGES A ‘qh total disbursements in these OVER $11,000,000 IN 1919 pails Barnings Per Common Share $16.02 Last Year as Against $5.77 the Year Before, an Increase of $10.25. { | With the cost of shoes and othéF necessities mounting higher and Ragher eighteen months after the armistice was declared, The Hvening | Worts continucs a survey of the inorvased profits of corporations engages in the manufacturing and handling of clothing and food. | « , Phe attention of Attorney General Palmer especially is called to Phe Bvening World's articles, AMERICAN LINSEED CO. ‘There are few instances in recent business history where earnings of a — } Mi Seeporation have shown such gains as those of the American Linseed | Since immoderate jacking up of prices became epidemic among | Bredecers of necessities, the American Linseed Company has expended its) geefi’s in a manner that must command the highest admiration of the most | wmasrupuius profiteer. America om is® te - eave on Interests, | #0nabIe buwls for anticipating a divi- | estimated by good au-| 202d Would ever be pald on their| it i controts about 85 per! ——————————————— linseed off production of ry. Among its muny prod- | ish, crushed Mixseed, oil nut ofl and nut margarine. the time of its organization in tt AH m tepe due to the fact that at the time @f ths organization of the company it ‘eas highly overcapitalized. ‘There was | $88,500,000 capital stock outstanding, | @eided equally between preferred and @emmon shares, while the gross in-' ame of the company sekiom reached | 94,504,000 in @ twelve month period. But this was before the prices of al!) mecemitie: went up by leaps and ‘founds, The American Linseed Com- pemy is now fast becoming a plutocrat. Im the eoventeen years of its exist- is the name to remember when you buy a porcelain topped kitchen table. Some have, steel legs, some wood. Others have flour bins and extra drawers. Your favorite Depart- ment or Furniture Store will gladly show you a PEMCO. FROM $2,500,000 IN 1915 TO =": ental on a 7 per cents yasis, and to Inaugu- rate dividends’ of the hitherto de-| price increases became the order of | profits in 1919 is that there were in- the day, has affected the balance| cluded tn returns for that year earn- years were only 12% per In view of this condition, hold- Second Roor ~Take Elevator Attention is directed to ,ur complete assort- At a Most Unusual Price *65 firmly spised common stock, which im 1919 wold up to $84 per share. ‘As previously stated, gross Income | o Jast three y 4 to apparently preferred stock years | fiscal year, neome amounted to voeven ell more thai 000,000, an increase of ree 325 per cent. ov 16 Just how this expansion in grows in- come, whith bega h the An explanatio at the time that| pany for the available for amount earned on each share of com-| previously of the company in the seventeen years! the following table, The figures for tive” period. IMM WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET MOO . ven by the co sensational jump dividends and ‘the | ings of certain subsidiaries which had | been excluded because mon stock is graphically shown by|these subsidiaries were |a a “forma. r asnoc! money from apher city, hey are now discussing supporting the in fo their relief presented by As- eeinblyman ‘Leininger of ; Hard hit by Prohibition, Exempt | years from 1910 tu 1914 inclusive, the [21918 wus $2,248,976. In 1917 it Junge eyeasod Government ¢ ‘iremen's Associations, particularly. of | FURNACES N ’ highest price the stock sold at Was| to $4,186,000, and tn the fourteen| tdxes, and after establishing the pre-|Quoens, are planning to cali a con-| AINSEED CO.’S INCOME JUMPS et age Mt ren Aa oa eta i] OOM. ROWERS, v . AN thi Vastly ¢ which Is date of chosing of the Gre aun por shore, | HON of finance, erly the aawocia- | A Repairs Furnished to fit any make ot Stove. Range. ff Furnaco, Steam or Hot Water Heater manufactured. Wealso ete stock o/ all makes of Stoves,Ranges, E AP Heaters. Boilers, Gas Ranges, Oil Stoves, Ovens, Ete. 3 Mall Orders Promptly Filled. STOVE REPAIR CORPORATION 228-280 WATER ST., COR, BERKMAN BRANCH, 184 oh sat Long Island Keep this advt. for future reference. LIM MIM BETWEEN BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE : TMM Suits. and Frocks of Distinctive Charm So in the New Modes for Springtime THE VALUES ARE MOST EXTRAORDINARY - New Spring Suits That Indicate the Season’s Favor for Hand Tailored Lines ley = ESPONDING to the demand for sim- 4? q plicity and smartness of line are the orn swagger sport and lounge suits, and the - trim tailormades in masculine effects, developed in Serges, Homespuns and Tweeds. Extremely modish in character and design, and emphasized by intimate touches of the mode such as narrow shoulders, close-fitting sleeves, touches of silk stitching and novel pocket effects. Very Specially Priced 45.00 ‘ {)HE mode demands the tailormade, and vi || these charming suits of Tricotine, Velour *|| Checks and Poiret Twill, possessing marvelous beauty of line produced by clever hand tailoring, are sure to meet withthe ap- proval of women of discriminating taste. Hand embroidery and braiding give afded style indi- viduality. Skirts are either circular, pleated or in two-piece effects. Very Specially Priced 60.00 “ee A p gpa) MONG the delightful conceits of a sea- —e9'|| NTRODUCING new notes in decorative t owed of New * Rene: rest Coats Lh aA eagh ‘a son full of interesting mode surprises, effects are these costume suits of Trico. ihinnnea. °° WE soo east Qoeee aca, wiatcca tals) ae ee ML, aed bens ee i * lored in lines of smartness and elegance, stand out hanced by striking elaborations of alk oe as conspicuous examples of the vogue. Coats hand embroidery. 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