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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Following early irregularity the whole
market hardened, a general buying move
ment developing which carried auot ,Ld ne
ny sbarplv' The advance apparently had us
Mention in reports from Chicago early IN
H. dov that the probabilities were Decom-
ing more favorable TO an agreement Dg INC
-, ,+,l,1jss candidate The conflicting al
ices ices from the convention city were sub
seHientIv eagerly watched for and com
mented upon by the traders put me I Llr,G
CSoroynjssion houses handled a heavy Dusl-
ness in odd lots. 1t was the talk on the
Toor that strong financial interests had
been quietly picking up stocks III thG IeC aId
duiI UeTiod in trading. Lehigh Nalley anu
american Can were notably active. De-
tailcd nnerations follow:
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARK T.-Money on call
opencd al %. per cent. highest 2's per cent ;
lowest. %, per cent: closing, "a per cent,
ruling rate, % per cent Time money was
unchanged. being offered with moderat"
freedom. and meeting a fair demand.
Rates: per cent for sixty days, 3d3 :
nor cent for ninety DAYS, 3hH5a per cent
for four months. Sznl% rcr cent Tor hF'
months. 3at per cent Tor six months. Mer-
camille paper was quiet. Rates: ! per cent
Tor sixty and ninety days Endorsed bills
receivable, { per cent Tor choice four
months single names, N4HF- per cent TOT
choice Ave and six months single names
a. per cent for others
FOREIGN ENCUANGE.-Thc forcicn eN-
change market opened quiet, but with n
further display Of strength and with Quota
tions for demand eiorlin. and for cables up
Z points. At 4S1eIHl IS cables show new
hlgh figure Tor tho year, and demand
sterlIug at 1870 Is mp 10 the high price
OF the year. touched I'm February The
market shaded slightly from the best
figures toward the close 81 business y
feature OF the late dealings was an casing
I'm quotations for rcichsmarks for ncNt
weeks steamer. Business continued light
Final quotations We're: Demand sterling,
$40: cables. 1890: sixty day bills. i%i@1f
$50. short francs. 5l7i2 less l-6lHJl'-;
short reichsmarks, 95As less l-6lu"3"s.
po,E,re' roetpl rates follow.
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age. a, $40 per 100 ID. /. 100 ID. $40; euII'

age. at SO per 100 ID; l. 40 lb. $40 euiis'
s. Judd & Co: 10 veals, 1875 ID, $40
S. Sanders: 90 veals, 10f ID. SlO -,
j. q. Curtis & SON: % veals 14e Id. 80 80;
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1919 cars,
4032 head 14lA cars on sale. Market ac-
tive and steady and all sold; Common 70
prime sheep (owes) sold at SO 509S4 90 pc.
100 ID. cuIls at 50; common 10 prime lambs az
IS % a 50 80; yearings at s5QS7 so. Dressed
mutton fu steady at few ss noe Psr I'd iss
saies-Tobin & shannon: PSI kentucky
lambs G5 10 average, at 50 50 per 100 ID: IL
q H. S2 y osia See % iS7 e s
u Virginia, 1903 ID, - IS; 2. 1870 TO- %;
kentucky, ilO ID. "a: % ohio eulls' So 70. az s
Mcpherson & Co.: liz Virginia lambs oo
10. 81 80, s sheep. J is ID, "a 80 49,,
Kerns Commission Company: 22l West VIZ
glnia lambs. 81 ID. 50 80; 23a vlrginiA: o. 10;
Kentucky, - TO- 80 49, 2j3 Indiana 0t ID.
s. %; II Kentucky sheep, 81 ID % 1Oi .
1870 ID. 81 50; los Ohio, 90 ID, 81 : yirginll6s,
- west Virginia io5 ID, 81; l19 virginia
yearlings. Is 10, 81 %; 3. 100 10. So; 2, 30 10.
N Sew "a 70 Co - Gas virginia lambs. 81 h.
: Judd & Co: 1903 Ohio sheep, i22 lib.
HOGS@Receipts. 5 cars. or 1.i7i head: al
for the market except few mead. Fe"I'
ing STEADY.
Chicago. June 20. - CATTLE - Receipts,
1000; stIoas Tor beeves, Others weak o"tsss
S. 30 dSS: stockerS and feeders, 81 2Qd ~ ~
cows tud letters. 81 .0G IS; calves - 'VPSo'
Loco; active 5 lS Sgp 20 a. 20:
heavy. 81 25dS7 30; rough. 81 20gM 40; DE-,
So 25GS7: bulk OF sales. 81 509s7 60. sHE,EP
So - q S. 60 western. So 500 81 90; yearlings'
81 75dS7; lambs. native, s46jg$7 50; west
ern. 81 600 So; springs, 50 25@Sg 90 .
Kansas City, June 20.-CATTLE--Recetp1s
1000. including 1000 Texans; steady and &C. &C
tive dressed and export steers, - 9ogsS 90,
t1ocSqs g ana feSders, 81 % ase 5o southern
live We" s$9s7 56 heiers s. Is ass s.: bulls, 3.
gss 'o Joe e Sgfer S sas 81 .aes s.
heavy 81 COAST so; packers and butchers
81 45Gs7 IS; lights, sI,25Qs7 80; pigs, segEG
IS 81; yearIngs, 5000 50; wethers, s49s.es,
ewes, So G0U$4 30: stockers ana feedsrs' 90
Cincinnati. June 2O..cATTJE e. ss,,ps:
g :tg2ns steers g s9ss saves SS n setiT:
i 80 e H2 S5sKeFs y accom-
COWS. 81 75aS5 75i stays. sass IS; pigs o End
steady. 81 25ass IS: lambs steady, So9seo
ny Telegraph to The Tribunal
Louisville. June 20.-SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts, 1924; a total OF 2s,9Se for four
days; active demand for good lambs, , aha
and Tennessee lambs. So 80; Central Kentucky.
SIS 10; few loads choice a shade higher:
seconds s0TS850; oulls. 81 so down; fat
sheep. SO 501S4 %; medium and common
sheep, dun at 81 G$2 80
ST. Louis June 2o.-cATTIE-Rsceipts
$40; fairly sctive and steady steers 70 1SW
Southern steers. 81 l58sT 85. HoGs-Re-
caipts. $50; active and 5al0e higher. Choice
sT35Is7 60: packers, sT15QsI so; fair lights.
50 S0aS7 So: fair SO % SO 70: best pigs, 500
So so: common 10 fair So 1895 rs. SHEEP
Lambs. $7Gs9 5O Gull lambs, s49sei sheep
So Is q 81 IS. common sheep, s39SS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The Public Utility Committee OF the City
Council. Chicago. has instructed the Ever
EFT Audit Company and Professor Bemis
10 begin the investigation into the Au-
tomato Telephone Company, to ascertain
~ II has forfeited its franchise by reason OF
failure to have the sufficient number OF
telephones in use by a certain date.
!, The Havana Electric Railway, Light and
Power Company, Of which sl5,cooOOo per
cent preferred and t15,0OO,OOO common stock
Tere recently listed on the Stock Exchange
Is Consolidation Of the Havana Electric
Railway Company and the Havana Gas
and Electricity Company.
The new company was incorporated under
New Jersey laws. in March. 1912. Stocks OF
The new company were exchanged on the
basis Of $40 par value preferred and so
par value common for each 500 par value
Preferred OF Havana Electric Railway. $llO
par value common for each 500 par value
Havana Electric Railway common and SnO
5per value preferred and IS par value com
mon Tor each 500 par value OF Havana
ssas and Electricity stock. to provide funds
TOT improvements and extensions or the
,prVperues and 10 pay expenses OF consoh-
eston; $4,000 preferred and S'75o"o
common are 20 be sold
DtElng the fiscal year ended December 81
Nn the Mexican Light and Power Com
pany earned a surplus available for It's
common stock equal 70 6.p per cent on the
s-.sS.No outstanding. as compared win
.s per cent IN the year previous. Profits
''r the year showed a substantial increase
over the year previous, but interest and
Vlner charges were higher and a larger
amount was paid out in preferred STOCK
o'Nqends, 80 that the smaller balance avail
sws Tor the ebnmon stock was shown
regular dividends of 7 per cent were paid
~ The preferred and per cent on the com
nl2n stock during the twelve months ana
'us company carried $4,000 to reserve
which stood ct t4e7.Ssl on December 81 last
ine May earnings OF the Detroit EDISON
company we're the largest i'm the history
we company for that period. substantial
sA'hs having been shown in gross net aho
surplus over the corresponding month OF
-toa presious year. The exhibit OF opera
.,hh Tor she Csc months ended May 81 ias'
'ss aisO equally gratifying. For the month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21

PROVISIONS but firm. owing 70
an advance of 10 points IN the hog market ard
tho late nrmncSs IN grain. PORK-Steadv:
mess, 500 ~ QS2t: family. $50 500 S2i: short
clear, SO - 81. BEEt.-Firm; mess, Sl3M
SO so family, SIS SIS 50; geo pack. SI7@
HAMs-Quiet NJ SIS n S3i DRESSED HOGS
STEADY. bacons. TO-, niOlsc: pigs, lie. CUT
piic'iiiei hams iaA 6f2isc. TNLLow-sptcial.
GTtc: city. &C, country ~ T6hc. LARD
steady. middle West. 10000 10 roc city arm.
IOis, asked refined STEADY: South America.
l. ice: Continent, 'l25c: Brazil. kegs, l3 Toe:
compound quiet. SA q DC. STEARlNE-Steady;
cleo, f.c: city lard. t2ia &C..
METALS COPPER-standard dun; spot
and june, t7H175oc; July. iT12ia fSIT soc;
August and September, 1890 750c. Arrivals.
20 tons: exports this month thus far, 1897
IONS. Lakc copper, r7N aI77c; electrolytic.
IN 4i7a.c: casting. 17dl7hc. London weak;
spot 80 - 0d futures, t70 Us Cd. TIN
,Iulv 45I2ts NJ s5.50c: August - 500 I4c; Sep
trrnbar 43R43 zoe: October, 1850 43c. Sales
: tons spot and 30 tons June New York. at
$500. London quiet; spot, f2o6 IS; futures,
f1gi I5s LEND-Steady az i.4on 60c In New
YORK and - a 4. 45c East 81 Louis. London.
M ISs pd. sPELTER--strong New York.
: m Z. l5c: East 81 Louls, 600d 7c: London,
s25 rAa IRON--Ceveiand warrants 53s 1hd
Locally steady and unchanged TO 25c higher:
soft SIX 70 . si5 rs: No 2. sl5Gs15 80
MOI = SsEs AND SYRUps-Nolasses firm
and hiracr Syrups quiet and unchanged. New
orleans centrifugal, common, l5@ l6c; fair. II
% 2Oc. good. 81 a 26c; prime, Is s4c; New or
leans cpcn kettle. "a nc a2c, SfIlJPS, common,
~ To-. medium t4Gt7c. fame. 2hN 2sc
NAVAL sTOREs-spIrits trrpentine Quiet.
Rosin and tar quiet and ed. SPIRITS
rrpPENrINE. machine TAR. h50c
posrN-Comnon TO roo 500 q coo
y n 70c. ~ 7c: f. 1870 q. Z SOC: *
and 1850. X. &c. u. $3.50. VIC.
S0c and WV $3.50.
oUS-Ilnseed oil UNCHANGED. Refined petro-
I4um steady PETROLEUM: standard white,
bbis New york and Philadelphis. S.G0c bulk
81. cases water white. bbis 960c: bulk &C.
cases III zoe I.tNSEED OIL--Amer'csn seed
CITY raw 7S1 roe: out-of-town raw. TTn7sc:
RICE--steady Screenings. tg4Ao; ordinary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21
NEW YORK CUB.

4 generally firm tone was shown in the
curb market Yesterday. although al times
decided strength developed. Trading was
fairly active at certain periods during tht
new high mark at 2sts United Cigar stores
sold off / point STANDARD OH subsidiaries
ruled firm. Intercontincntal Rubber was
heavy. Marconi of America was rlcsuIai.
tbe leading copper shares Greene-Canah"a
rose s. British Columbia u. Braden was
active within a small fraction. ONO COP
Der continued under pressure owing 70 the
assessment declining about a ne sllNS'
iee,Ies were comparatively quiet but gen
orally steady. Wettlaufer, after moving up
about 2 cents. eased on Bonds were moo-
eratcly active and about unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21

DONEETIC TNCWANGI.--i}OsJO par;
Chicago. 1Oc premium; New Orleans, COM
mcrcial 25c discount: bank 81 premium; 81
Louis. 30c premium bid '5c premium asked
MINNEAPOLIS SOC premium; Charleston. buy
in- par selling 10 per cent premium; san
Francisco. sight &c, telegraph &C.
BANK CLFARlNGS.-New York. OK
changes S2Gj36.2s9. balances ElfO'&.a; b9s-
ton. exchanges 81 fi2 or. balances SL5''55-.
Chicago, exchanges $o1SH'' balahGe rs, % -,
90 los. Philadelphia, exchanges %2i.22J2,
balances E,39l,79J.
SILVER MARKET.-Comm.rc bar Sill
yer. GlG.c: Mexican silver dollars. &c. bar
silver IN London closed at 2Shd.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican eN-
change on New York is quoted ~ .)iis.
SttETBEAgI-RY - Tho Sub-TrCGsUry
WIS debtor 10 the Clearing House for 500. 70
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sEAnONKD CLEAKANCEs.

flour AND MEAlr-Flour Inactive but
steady Spring patents. 81 70uS7. winter
str1lghts s" 30R 81 10, winter patents, 50 90
90 81 20. spring clears. 81 15NSj extra No
winter. 440Usi 90: 80 >. 81 20Qs4 30; Kan
fas stralghts 81 2OGS5 30; fancy spring pat
euts. 81 s5TS7 ~. RYE FLOUR-Steady,
fair to good S4TJGSJ, choice to fancy. - 10
% 81 -. CORSMEAI.-Klu dried 50 20. BAG
AEAt-Fluu white and yellow, 81 iOWSl TO-
coarse. 81 GJdSl 20. FEED--Wcstern spring
S24 %; standard mddlinE, $2G -: hour do
S31 10: red dog. S3l So. city bran, S26 bulk,
go ~ sacks. middlirg. S2TN 1872; red dog
S32 90; hominy chop. SIS 50dS29 bulk SO 40
"a $50 20 sacks; olimcal S37 q S3I 30.
COTFEE-TEore was littlo Improvement. as
far as tho volume OF business was concerned
sales amounting TO 80. $50 bags. but the tone
was steady and values gained to points.
Offerings were small, and the most conspic-
nous feature Of the trading was buying by
houses with European connections About
half tho buying orders for tho day came from
thls source. ord indications ~ a more bullish
sentiment abroad had stimulating influence
on yalu.s here. IIaNre closed unchanged TO
8, franc lower. Hamburg was unchanged 10 =
pfeunlg decline, Rio was unchanged, while
santos was unchanged 10 30 rels higher. Re
CeIpts at Brazilian points were fairly liberal,
and from present indications the Santos crop
viii Doc about 10000 400 bags and Rio about
100000 Spo, unchanged on the basis OF
IIH alIEc FOR Rio 40 = Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

WV JUHt
REEyES-Receip,s 20 cars, or 1892 head
ali for slaughterers, No trading: feeling
tive sides
CAIyES-Reccipts Pa head; 100 on sale
steedy 70 suonh, '" co 80 prV,np's Nsa tau,
pressed calvss Arm At l2n15hc for city
dressed veals; few 16c, country dressed. II
ssle.-Newton & Co.. 81 vsaIs. 15G Id aver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 2o.--Assertions that an I'M
nortant belt on both sides OF the Canadian Dor
der In the Northwest had been missed by rain.
and was beginning to have burnt look switched
the wheat market to-day 10 the QUIZ aide. Prices
fnIshed steady at a net advance OF STBc.
Corn closed hd1o UP; oats, gain OF hUtc
and provisions varying from lest nights lever 10
Sc increase In cost. Range OF pr1cesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21

the gain in gross was equal to nearly %
per cent; that of the net 10 Der cent and
surplus over charges over 80 Der cent sim.
liar percentages of gain for the five months
were about p per cent. 22I5 per cent and
52i5 per cent, respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21

gOTTDNSEED OlI--Au easier fecllnv devcl-
outd aud active positions declined l 70 > points
under local liquidation. Spot demand inactive.
and Europe was out of the market, due, IL was
claimed 10 liberal stocks and high prices COM
pared with last year. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21
Yester

Liverpool cables: SPOT in good demand: sales,
u 600 bales; speculation and export, 1000;
American. ll.OO0: no Imports; middling upland.
q sgd Futures opened steady at 4q5 points de-
cline: closed quiet at net decline Of 4isaeil
points: June 6.37d June-July 8.363sd; July
August g SD August-September $3.50; Sep
TENDER October, G 29l. October-Noyember 9. 23hd:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 62ld: December-January
ana January February, 6.2Ohd; February
March. 62ld: March-Aprll. 22d; April-May,
ed: May-June. 624d. Neutrality-suspicious. dull
and easier, cloths dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
export. Z o b anoat
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. Juno 20, l3I2.
GRAIN -WHEAT-Prlces declined =, III = C
early. but soon rallied. end gained strength
mont v,as a rt'lr moro favorable TO Che bull
side. and moro attention was paid to buillsh
news This seemed 20 DO the result "t a
don Prices during tho last ten days had
declined 4TGE.t. and wore thought TO have
discounted az least part Of the Improvement In
me cron situation 80 red. 81 IS. domestic
basis and export sl17iL. aGoot: No
northern Duluth 81 -. 7 o , oaoat. CORN
Steady closing at net advance or y &C
Export corn. SOa.c o adeaL OATS-Oats
shared tho Grmuess Of the other markets and
were Influenced by good commission house
buying cash oats steady; standard whlte
C0c I'm elevator. No 2 cote; no g. 50i4c; 10
/. 500: natural and white clipped. 590G3o on
track RYE-Sominal BARLEI-Quiet'
.r.Tftnv 81 I2TSl2s Buffalo
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED By Boyer Grlswold & Co. No -
proasway New York and 80. .oh has'
German street. baltimore
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.
Bid.Asksd.

FURNISHED By Charles Head & Co. No. IA wall
street,
LAND.
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MINING.
BONDS.

100000 Braden Cop Gs...150 49, $50 le 90
3 900 Hav Tobacco g. G2 81 81 30
Zoo 900 y city as. iOo& 1904 lc9@ I000|
~ 10 So Bell T & T IS. 100 100 100 100
.s-1Is cents per share TEX dividend. tNew.
sOld lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21

New Orleans. June 20.--A moderate volume OF
trading at hest responded 10 the ups and downs
OF cotton futures prices to-day. The opening
was steady at a decline OF 2q5 points on poor
cables and a favorable weather map, and the
close was steady, points down 10 points up
couparcd with Yesterdays close.
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Interest to he added
CHICAGO STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles y. barney & Co.. no. -
Broad street New York. and no. IL NoN-"
4th street Phlladf lphiaD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21
Increasing Its Business.

{, is said that foreign buying Of United
Fruit has been largely responsible for the
recent advance. Earnings Of the European
,nd Of the United Fruit business are re-
ported TO be ahead OF last year, and the
United Fruit Company now owns the Elder
,l'yIs Company in its entirety The COM
rsny is planning the addition Of seven
isrss steamers for the foreign trade. which
rfli Permit Of large growth in the fruit
business and general growth in freight
and nasssnsAr business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21
Big Freiehts on Lehieh.

According 70 Lehigh Valleys statement.
She company few days ago hauled out 2
record breaker train Of ore ninety-hve
cars, the gross weight OF which was 666S
,shs to Cotton Yards, near Pittston. Two
locomotives were required TO take charge
~ this train. and these were changed at
Manchester and at sayre. Previous 10 this
train the Iehlgh Valley moved a similar
train Of ore CT total weight OF $500 tons
oyer the saune route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21
NV YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

wheat. open High. Low Close. day.
Iuiy..'....si I2l4 81 i3f, 81 l2~ 81 13Ts 81 12tt
s.rte1,bor - lOgla O0i4
T..afnber lOl tots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21

The following have been elected directors
-, ,be n +. Goodrich Company; b. q.
work +. II. Mason, L. c. Shaw II. e.
povmond. c. b. Raymond. c. c. Goodrich
", Means. Henry Goldman +. a.
N Va, w. A. n. Marks. w. i: Miller o. g.
p larpS. A. II. Noah, G. II Norwood A H.
Iviggin and Philip Lehman.
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.
FURNISHED by :. II. p. Pell Co. No. 81 Wall
street)

nominal. ibid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21

az DIVIDEND tEr so PER cen, dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21

It Is reported there has been a decided
weakness shown the last few days In crude
rubber prices, and to-day high grade Para
S quoted at 81 % a pound. Comparing this
present price with that Of the same period
81 last year, there will be found a precise
drop Of Il cents. the price Of crude rubber
lest year being 81 &C. The closing days OF
March inst reached this level
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-21

The QuickslIVer HHHHE OU'"P""' .,
for the eight months ended December OIL
last total earnings OF IiS,SSt Net pr nSno1
~,ere sl9,g2S against s--'l& TOT t"e "s'"i
wear ended April. 20, l9ll
The Jackson Gas Company OF Florida
has called for payment at lo5 at the Cen
,raI trust Company Of Illinois on septem-
ho- It's ali&o20 outstanding sinking fund
ner cent bonds. due 1897.
The Washington times., 1912-11-20
Seen in the Shops

The most famous OF electrical COM
panies and moving picture incorpora-
tions has on display at the department
store at the corner OF Eleventh and +
streets, a home kaleidoscope which shows
motion pictures in specially prepared
small sized reels, which may be used
at home, for clubs, schools or children's
societies OF any kind. This apparatus
compares favorably In design, work.
manship. material, and finish with the
professional types OF projecting kineto-
scopes used in theaters and other pub
lie places. 1t Is smaller and relatively
cheaper than the large machine and pos
sesses elements OF simplicity which
make 1t possible for any boy or girl
to operate. The clerk who demonstrated
the machine to the shopper had only
been handling II since Friday. never
saw one before at close range, yet she
was perfectly familiar with every part.
There is no danger, nothing OF which
to be afraid, even the films are nom
innammablc. The apparatus can be
set up and started in three minutes, and
taken down as quickly. Electric or
acetylene equipment can be used.
The motion pictures provided corre-
spond In quality and variety to the
best motion picture shows, and cost
from $3.50 the reel to $50. The price Of a
coupon book Is s.. and Is made up OF
ten cent coupors. three OF which will
purchase an exchange film for a $50
film. four for a s.. Ave for a $50 film
and so on. This enables films to be
con stantly changed. there being a
variety of subjects, separated into six
classes. juvenile, trick pictures. educa-
tional, miscellaneous. comic and dra.
matte The price of the whole machine.
with a dark room made OF card board
which can be set up in any place. Is
ST. This kaleidoscope in on display In
the toy department, fourth floor. of the
department store mentioned.
Holders in the shape OF pins with a
huge hump, for flowers, are indis.