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FINE NOILS IN DEMAND
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$ "mltMrlfU In the ilolilromi. Specitlntlvc
V KWInc nf fine no i has thh ttrrk Mfn
$' ektfntlctl into the mctliiim noili plnni.
,' '3JCnilfacturcr do not show nny mix
Jjtty to Bcctiro cnnnlilernblp storks of
' ejltbci; wools or noils for irmndllntr mc
There nro rtimors thnt thp InrRcr biipr-
Jf noils t-nve nctrti utitlor ortlert "Hcnl
' "fnliicV nre n 1Ip jih7.7.1p to thp ool
jnen. atnbllbntion of prices U wlint is
inoit needed, but not rt olioulnfc.
LCane markets nre without iimtprlal
thnnRC, according to intent ndvipoi.
Ameripans nrp tdinu Iiir littlp interest in
pmalnlnit Rtoek at South African ports,
hough more fnvorablp exchange rates
may bring n chance.
South American maikcts arp reported
vaiicr and Bonerull cr dull A rc
(cntly cabled offer is of a louud lot of
100 bales fours and 'JOO bales flu ( I. In .
joins) at 21 cents u-t and freight.
Jloston. 11 is figured that under this
offer the respective mt of the two
iradcH would bp 24 cents for fours and
lOVi cents for fhes.
i These prices are lonsidered low, as
fther nuotntioiiM arc '2 to 'J2 tents for
4lVe and '27 to 2S cents for fqiirs. Up
cent advices from Iluenos Aires report
that 200.000.000 pounds of medium and
low wool remains unsold from the Inst
Argentine clip. These arp inninlj the
grades for the moment neglected In all
markets. The I'rURUny wools of the
last clip nrp fairly well sold.
No purchases are reported to hnc
been made in territorj wool seitions
here recently, but frre consignments to
astern dealers inntiniie. No one N
willing to advance mcr 2." rents a pound
for even best wools. Medium und low
wools nre not wanted.
j The value of new territory wools has
not been established. Choice fine and
fine medium clothing clips tentatively
re quotable on the clean basis of Xl.fiU
"to $1.00. earl sales of the best I'tah
ools hnvlnc been made at $1.00 to
Sl.Od. For tine staple territory wool
and' clrau basis is approximate!) 1.70
Jo $1.75. but no sales at these tiRures
nave been reported
Shipments are eomiiiR slowh from
the AVest. as shippers have had Rreat
diffieulty in Ketiing nrs The general
"pinion is that tin re will be no genet al
revival of business before the end of
August.
Receipts of wool in pounds for the
xveek were:
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Pnmntlc . . 3 4J4 CKiO 1.' mo -1JS
jforelsn ... . 4S7 en .1 Tim V.o
NEW AMERICANISM MOVE
New York Court Grants Charter to
Constitutional League
New York, .Tuly 27. Supreme Court
Justice Edward J. McUoldrlck has
approved the application for a charter
by the Constitutional League of
America, which has announced its pur
pose of placing a copy of the constitu
tion of the United States in "all of the
20.000.000 homes of America."
The directors of the league, among
whom arc Franklin K. I.ane, form.er
secretary of the interior; Charles
KrniiH Hughes nnd Cornelius W Wick
ersham, of New York, declare its niin is
"to disseminate a wider knowledge or
the constitution, the principles upon
which It was founded and Ideals which
Inspired It."
The league nlso plans to "encourage
the use of the constitution as a model
for self-government in Industrial
plants," and to Inaugurate the "school
republic" method in public nnd pil
ate schools.
COX AND WILSON AGREE
But Will Push League Issue on Di
vergent Lines, Hitchcock Says
Atlantic City, July 27. While per
fectl) In accord thnt thp l.eagup of
, .uuons must up nn outstanding issue
. in the impending presidential- campaign.
President Wilson and (Jovernor Cox
I thp Democratic presidential nominee,
I will force the Ismip upon diprgeiit lines.
Sinntor Hitchcock, of Nebraska, an
administration spokesman on the league.
declared at the Ambassador Hotel jes
I tenia y.
j "President Wilson will adhere to his
nrgathe attitude with resistance to ma
I tcrial changes on the covenant, while
,(!oernoi Cox will tight for the league
on positive lltips, n covenant at un
rim, wie .euiusKu senator stm
RAILROADS
SHOW
FINANCIAL DE
ICII
Class One Carriers Report $25,
881,485 Shortage for Opera
tions in April
U.S. MUST PAY $100,000,000
Washington. July 27. The laiger.
or Class 1, railroads of the country to
di retiorted to the Interstate Commerce
Commission a deficit of S2.",SS1.4'd in
railway operating income for April.
The government's guarantep to the rail
roads, which inns until September 1,
amounts to approximately $7"i,000.000 a
month and the April deficit makes n
los of more than S100.000.000 to the
government for the month,
lliistern and western rnnds leported
deficits, the former showing S20.VIS,
00') for the month and the hitter
Sii.riOS.OIO. Southern carriers reported
a protit for the month of $1. 474 ,014.
Operating revenues for the railroads
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of the country, as a whole, increased in
April, over the operating revenues for
the corresponding month, in 1010, from
$380,487,271 to $401,004,00.".. nnd ex
penses, from $311,770,007 to $404,480,-
For the four months ended with April,
railway operating income amounted to
$,"2,(mi(!.R40, which Includes approxi
mately $50,000,000 of back rnilwny mall
pay earned before 1020, but not awarded
to the roads by the Interstate Com
merce Commission until January. As
a result, railway operating Income for
the first four months of this year
amounted to only a little more than
$2,000,000.
The deficit for the first four months
In the Eastern district amouutcd to
$.'!.,72.SJ)07. The operating income for
the Southern roads for the period to
taled $20.71 0.3(1(1. and for the Western
carriers $08,575,411.
New Murder Plea Denied
ls Angeles. July 27. (Hr A. P.)
The appeal of Harry S. New, Jr., for
merly of Indianapolis, from a jury ver
di t convicting him of n second-degree
mutder in connection with the sla.vlng
of his fiancee, Freda Lesser, was dis
missed jcstciday by thp District Court
of Appeals. Counsel for New did not
argue the iiise. New Is serving a sen
tence of ftom ten jenrs to life im
piisonnient In San Qiicntiu Penitential)-.
Din nltltiifl (1 nut nu tf mun ulnmlu
reminds one of a man tr.ving to Mil n
i mosquito with ,i sledge hainnier." Sen
ator Hiti brack said in ev luring liis per
sonal iiplnion of the "extremities' of
tic enfoi cement measure.
Ex-Empress Learns of Son's Death
i The Hague, July 27. The German '
c -napiess lias been told of the death
of her vounget son. Prince Joachim, l
who recmtlv tommitted suicide. She,
took the blow witu more courage than ,
had been expert ed The ex -empress had
I graduallv ben prepared for the news,
land, when definitely informed, bore up
well.
ELAir
"Saving- at the
Tap Losing
at the Bung
Hole"
t6r INSURANCE
MANY losses arc undcrinsurcd.
This is particularly true in Fidelity bond
ing. One bank lost $61,000, secured by a bond for
$8000. The cost of adequate bonds is small.
Harris JT.JLatta
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OrientalRujs
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Alia Cltantd and Kapalrsd
H. TERZIAN & CO. r.j.
H V Cor 13th Walnut fcU.
Business Men
today two findinp; that their time nnd brains must
be invested in executive work to Jip most profit
able. It is not necessary to master the many
details involved in cveiy "deal."
Dependable, financinl counsel is considered n
necessity as well ns a convenience by mnny of
o'lr piORressive friend-.
REAL ESTATE TRUST CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA
Broad and Chestnut Sts.
J Totals . .
J Hcceipts
founds for
3, till .-.no in 440 T7-i
tompnre with 7.(102 700
prrcpdiug week, of vvhiih
ALBERT DOAKl
Mason Contractor
2138 Arch St.
Specialist in the
I Brick Setting of Boilers i
mmugmjmmiMKatMMa'iWfKminLam rfiwraral :aaiB cjwan aaaa Maaaw aal
S,100,i)00 pounds were domestic wool
I TVrHE WHITE
FOR W00D-MET4L0R PLASTER
AT AW Stor(
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Thomson Wood Finishing Co.
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EDWIN J.SCH0ETTLE CO.
EUT.BQXESMaLNjTUIiES
J33NoPTWlirVi 5IREET
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53,000 Baldwin Locomotives
This is p.ut of Phi'ndelphia's contiibution to the rail
uads anl the industrial development of the world, in
itself poiM.v the greatest single advertising mclfliuni
carrying tli name and fame of our city wherever rail
ways" have been built.
Philadelphia can never realize the value of this adver
tising, hut we as the builders of more than 53,000 loco
motives aie pioud to have helped in spieading the name
of Philadelphia as nn industrial center.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Victor at Indianapolis
EXIDE SWEEPSTAKES RECORD
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Cir nnd nrlver hour
Ilrst rlarr Monroe. (liilon Chevrolet BH.lfl
Third rinre !ueenherK. Tommy Milton MAI
fourth Ware DurariilirTjc, .llmmv Murphy 83.1(1
Nltlh I'hire Iliirxenlirrir. IMdlc llenriie 80 If!
Khchth rinir.Monror. Joe Tlionms . 78.(10
Mnth IMaccMulford Sif(.. It. Mulford. .08.33
Trntli I'lutr IleVtre. Tom Allr) . .. 07.D3
All Ixiulppfd with IMdr Ilittrrlrs
Exide Battery performance at the International Motor
Sweepstakes on Memorial Day will be recorded as "a perfect
score." Seven of the ten cars finishing the 500-mile race, includ
ing the winner, used Exide Batteries for ignition an achieve
ment in keeping with Exide performance in Tommy Milton's
Duesenberg car at Daytona Beach, when it broke all world's
records'up to five miles witrTa speed of 156.04 miles an hour.
Exide Service will supply you with a powerful, durable and
dependable battery for your car an Exide. It will also give
your present battery unprejudiced, expert attention and make
it last as long as possible, until you are ready to replace it with
an. Exide the long-life battery.
The Electric Storage Battery Co.
Exide Service Station
671-673 North Broad St.
Open 8 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily, Except Sunday
Saturday, 8 A. M. to 1 P. M.
Phones: Boll, Poplar 3385; Keystone, Race 2754
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Common
Brick is
Common
Sens i
EVERYTHING is against g
Li the wooden house. Drv
weather shrinks it, wet
weather swells it; fire
burns it, worms eat it, rain H
rots it. It costs heavily
for repairs, for painting,
for insurance; and at last it H
often gets so worn-out and M
weak, that it won't even sud- m
port the mortgage, and you H
nave to pay it o in your
old age.
Use common sense, and
build with common brick. It
never Bhrinks or swells, it
won't burn, and even the worm
will turn before trvini? to liore
into it. Hot or cold, wet or g
dry, it's all the same to brick. H
Fire suit it perfectly, for it a
was bred and born in a fur
nace. It makes a warm
house in winter and a cool
one in summer. It require?
fow ropairi and no paint,
saves both coal and ice, and
the insurance man pesters you
to let him give you a perpetual
policy at the lowest rate. If
you nre lucky enough to own
an old brick house, you can
borrow more money on it now
than when it was new.
Do you want any more
arguments for common brick?
If so, what you need is common-sense.
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Church and Tacony
JOS T TITRNB rjHT
SDIh and Clearfield
JOHN If DARLEY
Nlcotown I.un and V. St.
FUANKFOHD nWCK WOHKS
Torreadala Avenuo
KETBTONK I1UICK CO.
Godfrey near Bi-cond Ht. Plka
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO LOWER LIVING COSTS-
YOUR OBLIGATION TO YOUR COMMUNITY AND YOUR POCKET-BOOK
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lliflnc Sun and Luxrrna
F. SEITTEH'S SONS
Nlcttown Lane and O Ht.
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The Var Department is now offering to the American
public, through the thousands of wholesale and retail
dealers of this country, millions of dollars vorth of
canned moats at prices approximating those which pre
vailed .seven years ago. Foodstuff costs now are near
ly three1 tiroes as much as in 1913. Here, then, you
havov,tangible evidence of a material reduction in the
coif JfIrvirirj:,' even under pre-war figures.
ROAST BEEF- BACON-
Quality Condition Guarantee
These meats, stored at points of short haul to nearly
every section of the United States, are the best in
quality, grade and condition, obtainable. Packed by
tho leading packing houses of North and South Amer
ica, under Governmental supervision, their quality is
unquestioned, their condition is guaranteed. Backed
by the United States Government, the War Depart
ment will make good every claim put forward for these
proncts.
The War Department guarantees to deliver meats in
perfect condition. The most rigid inspection was made
as these meats were. being selected, cooked, prepared
for canning, and canned. Six million men thrived on
these products while the nation was at war. The
health and strength of these millions testifies to their
nutritive value and their palatability.
A Nationwide Distribution
The War Department Is making it possible in fact, is
doing everything in its power to place these meats
in the homes of evory individual at a minimum cost,
from the heart of the most populous of cities to the
shack on a Western plain.
Every retailer from the smallest to the largest, whether he carries
foodstuffs or npt, will perform a duty he rightfully owes his com
munity by acting as a medium through which this distribution may
be made.
Every wholesaler, city, county or state institution, municipality,
hotel, caterer, restaurant and individual organization maintaining
cooperative purchasing bureaus, can and should cooperate in this
movement the purpose of which is to reduce living expenses by
selling these canned meats at below-the-market prices.
CORNED BEEF-CORNED BEEF HASH
For the American People Only
These meats are not being offered for export. It is the purpose of
the War Department to use every available outlet for the distri
bution, of these edibles so that the American public as a whole1
may benefit directly by the extremely Jow prices at which they
will be sold.
Wide publicity is being givep to the wholesale prices at which
these meats are being sold. Retailers acting in complete harmony
with the purpose of the Government to get these meata to the
people at correspondingly low prices will render a service that
will be at once recognized and appreciated, the good-will value of
which cannot be estimated in dollars and cents.
More than fifty million people in the United States are being told
convincingly that the War Department in selling these meats at
the prices named affords them an unusual opportunity to lower
their living costs.
CASH IN ON THIS ADVERTISING
n orrDared U aopply yar people with theo remmndltlti. Via to tha fullityid'TanUt tha fare
fml adTarlUInc halpa that will be auppllcd yon wlthont obarfe.
Thane cantlat eft Dliplar carjf, price cardi, pottrra all In atrlUInf colon and a acrlea af
pcclallr prepared retnll adTertlatrntnti, m&ta of which will be firntihcd wlthoBt charge.
rheae mate will be rrady for ky year lecal newaparxrs with tha eicr ptlan ef Olllnf In yenr
Onn name niu) the prloaa at whlah yoa waat ta atll (line mtata. It joe waat ta write year own V
copy, mMi, ei wurni -.-..,..-.
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Details of Sale
The earned beef, earned beef heia anl
roast beef are packed mainly In one and
two pound cane some In all paund can a.
Tha bucon li packed In twelve ponnd
cans.
Frlcea as follejwa, subject te the die.
coasts named for quantity pnrchasesi
C0UNED REEF
No. 1 cans I0.JH4 per can
Ne. 2 cana 40 per ran
1 lb, rnns 25 per can
0 lb. cans 1.40 per can
BACON
12 lb. cana $1.57 per can
Cratra (apprei. 100 lbs.)
In alabs so.lD par lb.
ttOAST BEEP
No. 1 cana 10.11 per can
No. 2 cana 33 per can
1 lb. cana ,15 per can
2 lb. cans XI per can
0 lb. cans V per can
COttXKD BEEF HASH
1 lb, cana 10.22 par can
2 lb. cans 58 per can
TABLE OF DISCOUNTS FOR QUAN
TITV rURCUAHEH MADE
AT ONE TIME
StfiO ta 21,000 net
1.001 ta 3.000 2
2.R01 to 0,000 4
B.001 te 10.000 tW,
10.001 to 25,00010
25,001 te SO.OOO 12Vi
80.(01 te 100,00015 4
100,001 and oyer 20
TERMS) Ten per cent with order.
Remainder upon receipt of notification
that shipment Is ready to so forward.
No special order blank la necessary. Na
arder far less than 2230 accepted.
The Government reserves the rlthl to
deliver meats apprexlmatlnc the amount
ordered It far any reason It cannot de
liver the order complete.
All cssds sffersd eabject te prior sale.
Prleea are subject ta change without ne
lice. Order at eaee.
These meat are torad in tho most important distributing center in every section of the United States. This means
quick delivery and a low freight charge. Shipment will be greatly facilitated if you will send your orders for both
meats and advertising matter te the nearest Depot Officer as per following addresses: v
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New York City, 461 8th Ave.
, Boston, Amy Supply Baie
Chicago, 1810 W. 39tli St,
San Antonio. Texas.
Atlanta, Gb., Trans. Bidg.
San Francisco, Caul.
CHIEF, SURPLUS PROPERTY DIVISION
Office of the Quartermaster General
Munitions Building, Washington, D. C.
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