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eG ; : ' 82 TH4 EVENING Wu2tul, muNvdax, NUVEMBE 1, Lok, © © THE LATEST RUBY M. AYRES NOVEL 6 © HERE’S THE ANSWER to the puzzling question: | “Are Whiie Lies Justified in Winning a Woman's | Love?” You'll read with growing fascination the | plot Miss Ayres has woven around it. | BY Ruby M.Ayres. . ; ; =a RUBY M. AYRES, the most widely read author of | love stories in England, is rapidly making an equally great name for herself in America. “The Phantom | Lover” is one of her most successful novels. Cone ’ sly Ld Racaids brdfndta J aitthere ian't anything IT, "Oh no—please let me go! . . ." a bit thin, isn't he?" he asked dubi-) Micky promptly, “At least'—he hast- “What's the use? Besides... I_ “It's Artxton Road—it's—it's a very CHAPTER I. bib 2 neve hau better than to ote relul An he Li ree ete ously, bet to amend his words—"I'm one don't want to make any.” 2 ciel Peer house,” she added WHERE the nigh > j , {let you hear that Iwas crying . ;| | She tried to pass him, wut Micky she had taken off the shaw! which |Of those unfortunate beggars who) "Very well, then, I'll make one for|with a half-sieh. 7 OMEWHERE out in the night « woman was crying, crying desolately.| there's nothin the matter, i—-"| barred the way had beer wrapped about it, and the| spend money as fast as they get it.|you." He refilled her glass and] “Boarding houses are all horrid The sad, rather monotonous sound broke the silence of the street| ‘Then quite suddenly she broke down| | The girl was silent for a moment; poor animal sat on her lap blinking |l've never saved a haifpenny th my|handed It to her. “Now aay after me:|said Micky cheerily. “But I'll come and floated through the open window of a room where Micky aethst In 0 bitter sobbing. “0 em Bele eae an ate MA a hard jn the light, a forlorn enough speci- | life.” ‘T resolve that during the coming year aewn myself Lo mionaw and see how sO se Nese erly jerable— le ln e eckles es " 7 " t real 8." Mellowes was wondering how the deuce he should get through the|I wish I were dead!" ‘Very well,” she sald. *T suppdee a With & lone tail and flerce eyes.| This at leant was the truth. I will be good friends with Micky | ba if | ‘5 The girl stroked its head. She nodded, Mellowes—' Oh, I say, don't—please| He tried to seo her face. fong evening lying before him. | Micky was appalled; he had heard| I may as well.’ “He's been half starved,” she said.| ‘Neither have I—I've never had one/don't . . .” “Shall you be in if I come in the Micky was in a bad temper. It was not often that he was in a baa) Women that sort of thing before,| Micky was infinitely relleved; some- “You'd be thin if you hadn't had any|to aave. . ..” She had dropped her face in her| afternoon?” he asked anxiously. demper, but he had begun the day badly by waking with a headache, whieh {2h lad Aaid it himself scores of! how he had not really thought that more to eat than he's had.” The despondency was back again|handa again, and Micky had a miser-| "'Yos." hee die Wile. hy was still with him, and which accounted for the wid? open window and the | qlim, sure I should,” sald Micky! in her voice; Micky broke in hastily— | Able conviction that she was crying. About four, than’ sald Micky. He Dreath of icy air which was filling’the room and fluttering the curtains: Cer He ee ereae eeaurant) “Before we go any further I think| But he was wrong, for presently ahe|Sroped, for [het han. tone ot and half an hour ago some people with whom he had been going to dine vith Was Watshine hin aneie ny we ought to know one another’s|lobked up again, and her eyes were bab nod IEE 3 d ad ring up and told him that the party was off.owing to the sudden| b Ls ‘usly./ names.” He fumbled in a pocket for|dry, though a little hard and bright. No ’ When the waiter had gone, she said,|a card i His headache had quite vanished. Geath of a relative, thereby leaving the evening long and empty on his “tT can't afford to have a dinner like | pcre, but changed his mind quftkly,| +1 don't believe in a man's friend-|ie was whistling a snatch of song ar remembering that his cards bore the| ship for a woman," she said, “But I'l! ° sey ‘ Te hey Clotved ert addrens of the expensive flat. which |suPitc ic yeu ike” sud ave took eho| When he let himself into the house It was New Year's Eve, too, which made matters a sight worse. We ivanat Adak doacd he honored with his presence. “My|giass fi ‘bis hand beg — and went upstairs. He wondered if Marie Deland was feeling as sick about it i ‘I thought you were dining with|narhe is Mellowes," he sald. I’ Nahas ili Se Nede toda He opened the door of his sitting As Hie Ga humbly. He thought gulltily of the ai Oke h” he ai ve got|” “And to-morrow," sald Micky prea-| room,gand then stopped: dead on the Micky wes in the middie of an interesting flirtation with Marie, which ba severs hristian names as well, but waste which he knew went on In his ** ently, “I'm going to take you out to! threshold. The lights were burning own establishment; It was odd that it|Rutrsy, Gai ne Micky..." | He| tea or something—if I may,” he added | ully, and a man was ensconced in his had never struck him before that ¢ iG at her expectantly. | hurriedly. fair to develop into something deeper ‘with careful engineering on the part oft her family, for Micky was a catch, there ‘must be. many wepple in the | Won't you tell me yours?” he asked.| "irq waited, tut she did not speak.| ton. Lord! he had forgotten all about ' and though so far he had proved him- world, not to mention cats, who would | 750° Was staring down at her plate.| stay To" he aaked “Va@hton. » self singularly adroit in avoiding be glad enough of the waste from his| H® Could see the dark fringe of Inshes| "gi, was twisting the atom of her|~ Micky looked guiltily at the clock— mothers with marriageable daughters, table. against her cheeks. Suddenly she f rvously; after it iy” eleven!=he be halt the Delands were beginning to pat He picked up the menu to hide his, oked up. MCMGRNSISROIIS) o ce IMME Cc ee each other on the back and to look discomfort. When the waiter came he|_ “Why do you want to know my |®e Des a ‘| “Awfully sorry, old man—I_ was } . ’ he stammered. “I—I hope you|"®™e? We shall never meet again.| “When I came out to-night I didnt Lacie h a Weick the dound GF coving feecbed ; : mean to go back any more,” she sald,|Kept. . . Been waiting long? him he had been feeling so thoroughly fed-up with life that it had seemed impossible for anything to ever in-| terest him again. but now he climbed will—I shall be only too honored, | !— i “I got here at ten.” 8 wear} . . "Her grey eyes met his anx-| Micky leaned a little forward. eee ee eae eee r aidny| Ashtof climbed out of the chatr and done a thing Ike this| will be ibe bee t a disappsintea i want to live." She caught her breath. | looked at Micky with a sort of shame~ never done is ‘ates sappointment ” . . before,” she sald in distress. “I don’t | have ever had.” 2 Bre Renae eeennne. yar CO cir ae ; “Don't take your cont off." he said ; out of his chair with a faint show of awe PN Ave Bhe loo! ; was looking at him now with shame K 0 : energy and strolled over to the win- HOW we vol ore ee cea eltenty ones Ot Mm with @ sort OP linhee eyes, uit It hadn't been tor you Lae PENA) SS CE NE Ral dow, was just desperate... Shel “You don’ ' I shouldn't have gone back—ever—' a Y It’ was a cold, clear night, with broke off biting her lip, then she/with a catch In her vetec? yng Aald.|she added. “But now . . melt? Now! Look at the time, ‘ myriad stars in the dark sky that rushed on again “I don't suppose! really mean that you're just | “But now,” anld Micky as shel" know its nly eleven 4 seemed to shed a faintly jumipous you'll ever see me any more, so It/ one of those men who say things Ike | Pauscd. “You're going back, and we're! tm catching the midnight to Dov- light to earth, bright enough at all doesn’t really matter much, but. ."| that to every woman vole” She |kONE to start the new year—friends, | (,' Bs events for Micky to distinguish the “I hope to see you again, many| broke off, struck by the chagrin in| You and I! Is that a bargain?” he | oxy pared, a ere ey tone times,” said Micky, with an earnest-| Micky's face, “No—T oughtn't ty have | asked. “Dover! What in the world, ” Gispiritedly that a sort of vague furdeneds, us y beg your pardon . : Lought not| Outside Micky hailed a taxicab. down’ at the fire with a sort of em- curiosity stirred in Micky’s heart; here at least was some one even more fed-up with life than he him- fo have said it, and I will tell you] “You're much too tired to walk,” he | harrassment. “I suppose men are all the same."'|my name If you really want to know.|#&ld when she protested. “And it will! «tem the mater,” he said jerkily. a moment. “However! My name is Esther—Esther Shep- | be @ new experience for Charlie,” he |ugne's fc ‘outa self, and with a sudden impulse he Or phrugeed: ver shoulders stone. : “P* | added with a twinkle. Aaloky leone Tweed: RPMS iin thb Windee, ana, with a sort of recklessness that made| | “Thank you!” sald, Micky. “And| He put her Into the cab, and stood! “Found out! What onearth . . ."p. Scuiing up a hat and coat which Micky frown, She leaned back in her|now'we're going to drink to good reso-|for a moment at the door, Ashton made an impatient gesture. he had thrown down when he came Y chalr with sudden wearinew. | “It's| lutions for the New Year...» have| “and the address?” he naked, ath im jan hour earlier, made for the “PEOPLE DON'T WALK ABOUT THE STREETS AT THIS <c{2,Kind CRF ane ee ea dieters BiG Ee She hesitated, looking: away from| (Read to-morrow’s interesting in- TIME OF NIGHT AND CRY IF THERE’S NOTHING THE MAT- M@g noe Kind at All” Ne hastened WU Le OO Ul hy ty statment.) TER,” MICKY REPLIED. to assire her, “I'm much more)" pleased to be with you than you are times, but never with that note of she would allow him to accompany to be with me. If {t hadn't been for tragedy he heard In this girl's voice. her, you I should have spent this evening | Out on the path he paused and looked up and down the street. The impulse that had rent him out had died away; it was beastly cold, and much more comfortable by the fire. He hesitated, and in that mo- Ten minutes ago he had considered| They walked along for a few steps alone—New Year's. Eve, too," he . iment he saw the figure of the sit himself the most misérable of mortals|in silence. Once or twice the cat, added, with a sort of chagrin and a To-morrow (ELECTION DAY) this establishment will be open -e again. because he had been let down over a| tucked under the girl's arm, gave @ sudden memory of Marie Deland. f 0oA.M il 5.30 P. M ‘She had stopped now \1 the light dinner; he was ashamed of his tem-| faint meow of protest, and Micky “He would like to have given her rom 1 . M. until 5. . M. vot a street lamp, and seemed to be looking at something she carried in her arm: child! Surely not a enild! i ies ; he was a rich man she would fly off ey! ok here,” he said after a mo-| propitious moment. He did notispeak at a tangent. He ordered an inex- Mickey's curiosity was aroused, He ment, “you'll never feel any better if| again till they reaohed the little cafe. Jonsive bottle of red wine and filled ittoned the collar of his coat more o t you stay here in the cold. I don't Beto aigee a-corner table which jer ginss. # Fyanwund hla cnin and went on: Pe y suppose you've hada respectable meal | Was partially screened from the rest “ins, ‘5 Juck to the New Year,” TOE Bit had racwed ta, ainoct'as| (han to—" He broke off. She was|for hours eltheraI-know what wom-|of the room. As he stood up to take ,. Well: here's luck to the re it she felt instinctively that she was|2ughing, a weak, uncertain ‘little! en are. Where do you live? You'll| off his coat he looked at the girl in- held sententiously. | “And to, our per now as he stood there in the star-| smiled to himself in the darkness, champagne, but dared not suggest It. light and Hstened to this girl's sob-| Micky was dying to ask questions, He was quite sure that if she knew binj but somehow it handly seemed. a 2 ly unexpected ting,” . ‘being followed, and Micky drew | SUE. soon feel better when you get beside | terestedly. qinean asia iui a a West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street abreast with her she shrank a little | a; Agno she sald tremulously. | fire and have something to eat.” She was better than pretty, he de- “She flushed up to her eyes. A to one side as if afral EAsmit a, baby: Ita a cate cun of{g Fm, Rot Kolbe home, any more,"| cided with a little pleasurable thrill; “Are you always. as Kind to people ete ‘s the matter?” asked Micky disgust Hie looked down at. her. she sald. he could not remember when he had ag you have been to me?” she psked She spoke quite quietly, but with'a]'seen a face that appealed to him 80 tensely. They were some few yards from | jumidin Tihs wie hust e Mena? | fort of despair which there was no] Strongly in spite of Its pathos and the lamp now. But, as she turned to| “weil what's the matter anyway?” | mistaking. the tear stains round her eye Micky blushed, A Decidedly Advantageous Purchase - : “Oh, I say!" he protested. “You look up at him with startled eyes, !ts % Micky was a rapid thinker. He had| And such sweet eyes they were!— cf 4 a yellow light fell on her face; and|P®ekrd metin, |) efclean forgotten his headache. “This| really grey ‘with dark lushes and 4on't call thin being Kind, do yout I - ' f z : Micky aw with amazement that she answering) (way from Rim without) wag Ac venture with a capital letter | dainttty pencilled brows. She looked (ee ou ve apent iy avanine Weng Enables us to offer in a most exceptional was quite young am! exceedingly : There was sti!l something of romanct | Up suddenly, meeting his earnest re- s Hanae Brotty'in epite of thetiinrenn in her) | Her hair Deneath ita not very amart|in'the ‘word, which his Jaded pale | #0 ee a eae en Two-Day Sale (Tuesday and Wednesday) i eyes and the tears that were still wet|hat shone golden in the lamplight,| had not yet tasted. "Well?" she said. There was a Minutes, I pti 4 that | 7 : on her cheeks. and the little oval of cheek and) “pm sure you're tired," he sald PL leila hem ile A tlc if touch of defiance in her voice; the i 4 hat's the matter?” he asked| *ounded chin which was all he could! gently, “and probably fed-up. So am |color had risentin her white checks, Should have allowed me to eat my | Fe vith you. If you knew how again, more gently, and waited for the|#€@ of her averted face somehow|y. 1 wax just wondering what fn the| “Well, what are we going to have?” fUPper with you 1 A thetically shaken denial which he| touched @ forgotten chord in his! world (‘lo with myself when Theard|he asked. It was surprising how beastly fed-up Twas feclings. 7 felt sure would come. heart and made him think of his boy-| you crying. It made me feel a sort of| cheerful hg felt. “And what about {he world sf <2 y | “Nothi: jothing at all.” hood and the girl-mother who had not! kinship with you—it did, upon my|that wonderful cat of yours? By the SMe Place. the very finest grade of “Nothing!” There was a note of ex-| lived long enough to be more than a/ word, Hf I'd been a woman I dare| way, hasn't it got a name?” She laughed; she leaned her elbows | BO Y S NORFOLK SUI I S ‘asperation in his volce. “You were|™memory .'. . say 1 should have been howling Ike| She smiled faintly. E on the table and her ohin in. her | J srying—I heard you, and people don't| | “Don't think I'm Interfering or try-| anything, Will you come along with) “I call him Charlie.” she said. hands, looking at him with thoughtful ‘walk about the streets at this time of|ing to annoy you,” he said again.|me and let me give you some sup-| "Charlie!" Micky's eyes twinkled, eyes ' ; night and cry if there's nothing the| “But {f there is anything I can do to| per? I'm hungry too... .” ‘Well, it's original, anyway," he said “Are you poor?" she asked with dis- With Extra Pair Knickerbockers matter. If that's a baby you've got!help you . . - She shrank back from him with aj with a chuckle. “And Charlie must arming frankness, ‘with you, you ought to know better She shook her head, little gesture of fear, have some milk, I suppose. I say, he's “Poor as a church mouse,” said 7 A : — at the Special Price of ] (Valuesto $34.50) Open, High, Law, Last. ~ nanding the needs of Cuban sugar @' SS ~~ COMPLETE STOGK QUOTATIONS—2 P.M, [iar HR LS re tam om pee eee ee tid 4 $50,000,000 loan to the Cuban Govern- ccna. Bee Beh - Absolutely ALL-WOOL Fabrics. Coats Al — i —— - Royal Dutch ...... 70% 78% Th ment had a steadying influence on solutely - abrics. oats paca High, Tow, Last Open, High, Lom. Savage Arm 01.0 204 20% 20% the price of Cuban sugar shares i: A At. emety BO ee i BN Seson Motors sss 44 ‘ American Heet Sugar, however, was lined. Trousers lined throughout. Smart, snappy Ad, ut By Hy TA y rer Seatwant Air Line, 4 decidedly heav; and at ‘one time . Fed. Min & Sm 8% BH OH ONL eazy Roctuck 1 rots | Whit t at tees showed a! ‘ecidedly heavy me 5 p ry ; i awk 4% 1% Wl aimertody sss 100, 100" 100. 100. | anattent Ane, ny it © most stock Prices showed "showed a loss of nearly two points, | suits embodying workmanship of the highest standard. (ganged Fit Retber ss. 30% 304 19% 30. Sioa Ot a say [| ftrong undertone to-day, buying came! geeeig moved irregularly. Crucible | ia Son eooe age ile gate a diaerpalme fall Pepe Res iat 102% 18 | principally from professional quar-|was off three points. United States | 7 " 5 og ea Atel Ge ak told wih aie ea t: "| ters and seemed to be Induced by the] steel was practienly unchanged. In- This Sale Price Is Far Below To-Day’s Wholesale Cost. A. Gar & Foun Genera lee. 199% 1401904140 i ependent stecls generally reéorded ; Am Cr a £ Geeel Moto cc iT) ifs it (ite |qunene. ren lind sspetpioa pealged peat small fractional changes, ‘am! Cotton 01 28% «26% «|General Motors pf. 71 1 " Sh l Geaertins to 8 ‘ather than expectations of a ~| The favorable makeup of the bank edi oti i i if vi i ‘Am Gomatre . MR 8K KA Ge. Motor Ded,.. 60% OT 6% OT | MATES Cent 2 | publican victory at the polls to-| statements Sutuntay did not cause | Immediate action is therefore advised if you wish to be one Am, Droge Grod. 8% 9% 9% | Goadtrich ... wo 6 Wy 40% L. es uty’ | morrow. Tradt v tremely dull| reduction in the call money renewal * bal ® ‘ dm. Hide OL of, 86% 5A 88% BKM [Great Nor, Ty. pt NOK MBM Sty NON [SY Sonn tau lineoucvout ha tac) [tate to below 9 percent | of the fortunate participants in this noteworthy event. Am, lee . + 45 4B | Greene Cananea Nien; Ces On. aa Ras je eonelon. Foreign exchange rates continued | ‘Am, lee pf .@ my 80% | Howton O11 ‘Teseg. Oo. “1% Railroad shares made the best/to display a declining tendency.| . 5 La... + oh © Winola Cent FE OR css Si | showing. Additional reports of earn- | Italian lire touched A ‘new low for Sizes 7 to 18 Years - - - Sale on Third Floor. ‘am, Safety Razor, 13% 19% 13% In ton Cogan. mn ke ang Nene a St ail time at .0368 cents. Demand) ‘fen Bk C. Com. TIT IT Intertwro Con ole 2a Ana #95 See ety sterling was off 1-2 cent at $3.43% Am, Gm. & Hef... 60 = MH Interboro Con. of. rane OU 45 i ade a materially better sho: Cotton rose approximately — 50 Amn, Sumer. 1 11S | 16. gHarvester Trane, & Will 4s |!" than reports published last week. | points, Whi irregular, Am, Td & T. Co, 100 100 a In e Mar if, Union Bag & P a4 |The argument that the carriers will am Temere iy a rere Union Pac 125% | need a new freight rate increase be- LIBERTY BONDS, ‘Ama. Wool . 70% Toe 8% MK | Int Paper Union Ou BY ona Aberty 2d 41-4 © ft q : i 0% BI MTN OTM Island O11 Bt | fore net returns can show a substan-| Jherty 2d 41-48 opened 88.52, oft "ator dled 46 Valted Alloy ith OF; 3d, 90.60, up .18; 4th, 88.64 oe We re oe wa ox plcdags ca Ay United Fruit 218i | tial gain Is no longer heard and 1s now | ‘90 30. B0.60. AA ee Bs eval Anaconda . 4 en armas € o.. ‘ ay ie se ropa- | ‘10; Victory, 48, 96.80,. up 18; ee ae Soom 410 tae aces Ua By Int Go 14% | recognized us having been bear propa-| ei, Vitory. 8 fe | 4 , sO MT | Kevmeett Un all Sime 74 | ganda. Southern Pacific was leader, . i H in an Important Sale of “ iy | eerie U8 Indwt Al ws, | It made a new high for the present CURB, Us Bo US Steel Ti, | upturn, with a gain of 11-2 points ss% Union Pacific and Reading were up * Te! Lackawanna Steel, 4% Ne Rud & ‘Tim, Opened firm, Int, Pet., 171-2—18; FUR COLLAR COATS and WRAPS 108% Lun, Retail Candy, 10-10 1-2; Tob. Pro. OH DN | datuigh Vales to. |# polnt and shares of other Important [ise 14.15; Simma Pet. 10-10 1-4; 6 Loft Ine 2 road pred ppro: ely ‘ C " ie) ole Wa see 32h [ronda scored gains of approximately | yfarac, Oil, 204-8, up “Ak, Sweets, tli a sy] Senne” SS NOY aes, Reine arts, ‘Col for MISSES and SMALL WOMEN Rutte Cop, & Zinc 6% 1 | Mexican Pet Ronee a ‘copper issues also were strongly | 46 3.416 1-4, Butte & Bupertor.. Los, 159% | Mia: Weat Maryland, ii | bought. Sereca touched the highest — Call Hacking .. Bl bard saed Weat ac Onep figure since it has been-listed on the; FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPBNING. Two acid. Priced Groups at tonann re. j Mine a Mtl ee #™| Exchange, Reports are in circula-| Sterling, demand, 3.481-2; cables, Zwo opectany Friced Groups at a a Wheeling “ | Missouri Ko & T \Mimwouri Pac Maldle States Ot) Cont, Leather . Cent, Leather, or. joy | tion that this company soon will en- | $44 1-4; francs, demand, .0682; cables, 264 | ter Into an important merger, While |,0369; lire, demand, .0368; cables, 0369; 4 | details are not now available, it is| Belgium franes, demand, .0631; cables, WillywOvertand Waite Od White M "ia. dividend t Condult Nat Roam & Stp., Nevada Cund New Ori T & 4 N ¥ Central NYNH&H NY Om & W Nentolk & Wowt Northem Pac | Oklatama I dR . OF, at, PRy of Cc. BI & Pee. Gt, Went. Ons, & Niwot Ry ee Oe Ip ree Ree 62% | understood in quarters usually well] .0632; marks, demand, .0128; cables, $5 5.00 and 65.00 nM, & & P Ry HiNat Aniline... Wosonoat ios" | informed that Calumet & Arizona 1s} 0129; Swiss francs, demand, .1564; ! the company {t will be merged with. | cables, 1670; guilders, demand, .3035; . : : cables, \3045; pesetas, demand, 1380 Utah, Anaconda, Inspiration and the| Cinies, 1886; Sweden kroners, de- opt, [lesser coppers rose from substantial] and, .1985; cables, .1945; Norway krosx 924,570,398, Increase $5,852,380; | fractions to more than a point. The|kroners, demand, .1348; cables, + | after tax $3,404,244, Increase | movement commanded particular sig- | Denmark kronera, demand, 136: -| Het operatifig Income $3,000 tacance because of the fact that the |Hles. 1868; Argentine pence, demand, | | Smart, handsomely fashioned models in such favored Fabrics as Lustrola or Vevel Suede Cloth; with large fur collars of Australian Opossum or Taupe Nutria. RNIN Haltimore and Ohto Railroad: “increase $343,026; nine months’ (7918; cables, .7985; Canadian dollars, 8 $163,051, merease $31,041,700; | trend of copper metal prices 18} Gemand, .9044 deficit’ after tax $3,010,873, Increase | sharply downward, Exquisitely Silk lined, also fully interlined. J Owens Hottiing .. 64% 64% 4% | $6,941 perating de :90,- paar p ae a | “a ‘ e ' « 690," Rubber and tire shares, with the ex- 1 Dn Om | a Sri | ee pATE BR. pers FUNERAL DIRECTORS. i am Petrol... mK Rui eaananeate SURE EIS: ception of United States Rubber, dis- | aun — Sener nen, Sizes 14, 16 and 18 Years. . | tenn Rw cree 4a DIVIDENDS, regarded announcements of cuts in Im Case of Death, nn Seated Steet 16% iss | The National Acme C mpany de- prices of rubber goods. The latter ere Marquette 24 Fr clared eo res un PY ec be e iy H . at y, ae oe Be ae cunt’ dividends payuule Deon 1 Pts | atock lost more than two points, Ite Call “Columbus 8200 i | A decidedly opportune occasion to select Fall and Winter Coats or Wraps Pierwe Arrow BN HK HK HR | BLOCK Of record Nov, 16. weakness was partly due to persistent se RANK B. CAMPBELL, . . pene os Mpls the ute (alll dense niudauahee: Gabvora ont desl comettie tte eceete amen “THE FUNERAL CHURCH’ Ine, | at a considerable price advantage. Poe & W Va a % M% 4%] clared the regular dividends of $1.75 eee can a An ctha aaah (Non-Sectartan) i Pullman O> 110% 110% on the common and $1.75 on the pre- sub ROW 8 BEB She A 1970 Breadway ot 66th Su i Ray Copper 4 14% ferred, payable Dec. 1 to stock of| future: ‘ Downtown Oifico, 234 St. & 8th Av, Heading ccc Whe Oe record Nov, 10. Negotiations now in progress for fi- é tn ec sat ee ee ene