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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30
KITCHEN ECONOMIES

By ISOBEL BRANDS
.s APpLecroft Experiment Station

A FIRELESS cooker Il. an ab.oIu,a
~ essential in any family where
theIo are more than two or three
persons, or where there ara small nso-
pie who must have cooked cereals. For
the nreless helps In so many ways-as a
sever OF une. OF fuel and makes II pos
slbla tor you to give many foods tie
long cooking which they need without
having 70 stop ana watch the process
" yen nave tireless cooker Won can
prepare Your breakfast cereal the nirht
before, merely by heating ii on the
stove for about Is minutes. then placing
u in the ireless and leave ii All night
When you arise IN tho morning your
cereal will be thoroughly cooked with
out having been watched and with
never chance for scorching. such as
exists when you cook over a direct
flame.
Or perhaps you have to be away for
part OF the day. That need not prevent
you from having n hot cooked dinner IL
you have hreless. Before leaving the
house start the cooking OF the various
dishes meat vegetables, pudding. etc
on the stove, then place them in tho
hreless and forget about them When
you return In the evening you lift up
the lid OF the fireless and your meal IL
ready, hot. thoroughly and completely
cooked
For Cheaper Cuts of Meat.
Not only does the fireless save time
and fuel. but it helps you to cut down
on your food bills.
Many women never buy the cheap,
tougher cuts OF meat because they be-
lieve 1t next to Impossible to cook them
so they viii become tender and palatable
Similarly. many women do not cook
enough OF the CHEAP, dried foods like
beans and peas, because they require
such long cooking and use I'D so much
fuel that they cannot be considered cheap
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30
INFORMATION

Americans are the greatest water
drinkers in the world
All the gold coin IN circulation
would weigh about 800 tons.
Nearly six miles OF advertising
signs have been removed in Los An
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

PRINCE EITEL Is going to take job automobile
salesman. He will sell used We wish him no
worse luck than that
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

DON'T see why the ex-kaiser wanted to have his
operated upon. He isn't going anything pleasant.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

PAPER wants to know If they Bosherists or Boil
sheyiks They Bolsheviskers
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

IS 1T conservation or white when a local
paper refers to him Mr.. Hoooover?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30
Answers to Health Questions

r. o-Kindly advise me what to do
for nits.
2-Kindiy advise me what 70 DO 70
make my eyelashss and eyebrows
thicker.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30
TEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

] am a young girl fs years old.
and have been keeping steady COM
psry With a young man one year my
senior. He has always treated me
kindly but his parents and also mine
dIsapproye of our going together, as
he is one nationality and / am an
other. He says he loves me and
asked me several times to marry
him, but I only laughed at him.
dearly love him. Would II be un wise
to be engaged until about two years
from now. / am considered nice
looking and attractive. and can get
any boy to go with me. CURLS.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

feI1eVed and CURED the lHITheuIate dHu
direct local treatment must be brought
into play.
The apparently incurable nature OF
come leg ulcers Is due to the antiquated,
traditional medical and surgical meas
ures which are sometimes used in their
treatment. Salves. unguents. ointments
and greasy applications are still widely
In use In rome places. yet the unhealcd
ulcers is proof positive such methods
are Ineffective.
Ointments and fats really prevent the
excreted poisons and fluids from leaving
the afflicted area. Moreover. the heal
Ing tissues, called examinations, become
fiabby and anemic If salves are applied.
What Is really needed upon these lazy.
indolent. resistent ulcers Is some sort OF
osmotic pressure, an oxidizing element
to excavate and burn out the poisons.
germs, waste and discharges.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30
PUTTING INTHE PUNCH
BY PEEPS.

SUGGESTED that there be law penalizing landlords
who refuse to allow children in their apartments Move
the words shooting sunrise be substituted for
"penalizing."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

thicker.
A-These are tho eggs OF insects. licA
which attach themselves like glue to the
hair strands. Tho insect Is moro easily
destroyed than the nits. Wash tho hair
in equal parts OF acetic acid and water.
then brush the hair thoroughly. Repeat
this several times on successive nights
Wash off with water.
PA little white vaselino used on ms
eyelashes and hrows will cause an IN
creaas in thar growth.
"A. NJ c--Kindiy advise me what -
do for pyorrheA.
A-yaccins injections OF stsphyieoso-
Gus and strcptoccus bacteria 10 very
good for pyorrhea. Iodide of potaah sat-
urated In water and taken after meals
Is also very good. Start with Is drops
and increase a drop nt = time until Is
drops have been taken. Also have .
dentist scrsps the teeth and take i've
Grains each Of Observation-Disclosures
and citrate OF lithia In = little water
every four hours.
| }. .. o-Kindiy advise me what - DO
FOR enlarged pores.
| A--Massage the skin gently with q
little of the following strong astringent
that Will serve to draw together tho
! fabby skin. which has permitted the too
wide opening OF the mouths of the pores:
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ounces
Elder flower water $500. ounces
Simple tincture benzoin.. II ounce
annie acid. ............... 10 gralns
A GRATEFUL READER. Q-Kindly
advise me what to do for sasging
muscles.
A-one type OF individual with drooninr
flesh. habby checks and relaxed muscles
becomes from lack OF sunlight ana
! open air exercises. Eating at night am
loss OF sleep plays q major role IN thls
rubbing the face with Ice for two min
utes every other day Ia also a help. VI
orators aid tone.
THANK YOU. Q-Kindly advise ne
what to do for pinples.
APPLY a iittlo of the following 10
tho affected partsi
Sulphur loti....-.....--... "a drains
Balsarn peru MINIMUM. Il dram
Samphor..,............ " dram
Green soap dram
Ianotiht.... n ounce
Vaselne...... u ounce
J. A. w. L-If yon win send stamped,
self-addressed envelope with your query
repeated ! will be glad to answer your
questions
Dr.. UtfsfhcrJ toiIi Gnsicer Quesfsous
for recders Of this paper on medlcai
hpgSentc and sanitation subjects that are
Of general tnterest. He oGnnot cI.cuys
undertake to prescribe or offer udpSee
for tniIrlduni ccses. Who're the sub}ect
J ~ NOT OF general interest," letters tcuJ be
anstcered personally. " a stamped and
addressed envelope is enclosed. Address
ALL INQUIRIES TO Dr.. L. X. Hwsh-
harn. IN crrc O this @ fftce
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

HE wrote it Idaho society Of Eavers. not rllvxers
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

7
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

come engaged. Before you marry
. YOU ought to know how u cook
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Seeing "Big. y

m RIGGS ADAMS, a young New Jersey
Tx flier, who was killed in France, said
lO n letter published recently il the
Atlantic Monthly:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

other human structures to resist more
serious diseases.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

geles. Cal. In compliance with an ordi-
nance forbidding billboard advertising.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

J. A. W. All you win send stamped.
self-addressed envelope with your query
repeated I will be glad to answer your
questions.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

II HE greatest living pianist enters
II Warsaw amid such scenes Of enthu-
II siasm as that ancient capital has not
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30

THANK YOU. Q-Kindly advise M
what to do for pimples.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-30
J. 3. o-Kindiy advise me what - d
FOR enlarged pores.

A GRATEFUL READER. o-Kindly
advise me what to do for sasging
muscles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27
PHILADELPHIA-Call. 5% pe
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, June 27.-Following a
burst of strength late yesterday, the
foreign exchange market in the early
dealings today sobered down to a steady
situation. At the end yesterday as
high as 4593s was bid for demand
sterling. The quotation this morning
started at 450 and cables were 4.59B
Business was quite moderate.
Quotations were: Demand sterling
4.59, cables 4.59B; franc cables 6.46
checks GAS; lire cables 7.9S, checks s
Swiss cables 5.41, checks 5.43; guildel
cables 3S7s, checks 1855 pesetas cables
1882, checks 1872; Stockholm cables
%. 10, checks $3.50; Christiania cables
"a 90, checks 24.70; Copenhagen cables
%. go, checks 23.40.
The market was only moderately ac
tive in midafternoon, but changes il
rates were mainly in the direction o
improvements. Sterling was quoted a
4. 80 for demand and 4.607s for cables
Lire advanced to 7.96 for cables ant
7.9S for checks. Peseta cables wer
1885; checks, 1915.
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SHlRTWAIsTS IN DEMAND
Manufacturer Unable TO Fill Orders
Promptly with Present Help

Some of the manufacturers Of shirt
waists state they will be unable, with
present amount of help, to complete
orders on hand before September, says
Dun's weekly review of local trade.
Business in this line is good and there
is generally n scarcity of merchandise
and prices are advancing.
| Manufa cturers of mems and boys
clothing are well sold up and some are
declining to take orders for future de-
liveries owing to inability to obtain suf-
icient quantities Of piece goods.
Dress cloak and suit manufacturers
have had a good season. Prospects are
favorable for the coming season. Re
taiers of mems and women's furnish
ings and kindred lines state there Is O
good demand.
Jobbers of hosiery, underwear and
knit goods report the market ADVANCE
ing. A good volume of business Is Of
fercd and collections are above normal
condition.
The hardware line remains active in
all its branches. with moderate increase
in the amount of purchases being made
and it is believed that the volume of
business done during the spring season
will exceed that for the same period
of 1913. There is little change in prices
and collections remain good.
The iron and steel market continues
without material change, plants are
busy to about - per cent. capacity
and iobbers and retailers are well en-
ployed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
PRODUCTION SAID
TO BOOST CERRO DE PASCC
Large Anount OF White Metal Reported Taken From Blasted
Copper-Gossip of the Street

with de
stock on the big exchange
ton of bistered shipped by the
ounces of silver This
VI broker this
d raso is in reality silver rather
VINO claim to know this stock will watching.
night OF the former prince 1t be dnifed by such
expression from his solitary island Baltic
the financial district joke than anything from which serious
might There
ohy of certain clique the military caba
coup but those opinion possibly
n account of the unsettled condition of affairs in connection with the
or the brokers
un after the approaching holidays well known broker said he did
not expect much change in prices until July Z.
The statement made by Director General Railroads Hines before the
Commerce
owes the than the government the
railroads. the who had giving
the
roads had been badly financially otherwise by the admnstra
on banker
Mr. Hines probably
" but he added he who could tell what the
government the railroads. and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27
COTTON SCARS AGAIN
IN new YORK MARKET
New High Records for Present
Style Contracts Established
on General Buying

New York, June 27.--New high rec
ords for the present style of contracts
were established at the start of the cot
ton market today and first prices were
ten to twenty points above last nights
close. October sold above "a cents.
The undertone was firm.
japanese interests, Liverpool, the
trade and commission houses were all
good buyers, rehecting further rains in
Texas and Georgia, accompanied by
bulish private crop reports.
4 Sentiment also was influenced by the
Southern products condition figure of
only 69.5
The early advance carried the new
crop deliveries 60 to 70 points above
last nights closing figures and all
months made new high records.
The fear of another short crop was
intensified by low private condition
figures and the continued rains in the
South, but around "a 42c for October
realizing for over the week end began
to make itself felt and later there were
sharp reactions.
Three reports issued early in the
morning reported conditions ranging
from 603 to 900, with one of them
claiming that condition of 900 on an
estimated reduction of 12.5 per cent in
acreage pointed to yield Of II 200 900
bales, with normal conditions for the
remainder of the season,
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FOREIGN METAL MARKETS

New York, June 27.-Cablcs received
at the New York Metal Exchange this
morning quoted prices in London as
follows: Tin-Spot 23S pounds de-
cline of 1pd los; futures, 236pds los
straits, 23Spds los, up 1pd los.
Sales-Spot 20 tons and futures 23O
tons. Standard copper-Spot S7pds
It's Cd, an advance of 1pd Is cd futures
were SSpds los. Sales 400 tons.
Electrolytic copper-Spot 9lpdS and
futures o4pds, both up 1pd Lead
Spot 22pds IS Cd and futures 22pds IS,
both unchanged. Spelter-Spot 3Spds
IS; futures 80 pds, both up IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27
Financial Briefs

First preferred stockholders pro-
tective committee of the American
Mating Company has authorized the
Guaranty Trust Company to pays
holders of stamped certificates of de-
posit of the first preferred stock of
American Mailing $40 share, and to
holders of the unstamped certificates
$25. 20 a share.
Plans for financing the Godchaux
Sugars, Inc the largest producers of
sugar cane ms we'll as one Of the most
important refiners of cane sugar in the
United States. have virtually been com
pleted. F. w. Chapman & Co., Ames,
Emerich & Co. and A. B. Leach &
Co., Inc. have just purchased So 500,
600 I per cent first preferred stock of
the company as we'll as a considerable
amount of the common stock, and are
organizing distributing syndicate
which will offer the securities to inves-
tors in the near future.
The Now York Cotton Exchange will
observe July 3 as a holiday, being
closed from July 8 to I.
The Eastman Kodak Company has
issued its annual report for the year
ended December 81, 1918, showing net
| profits. after Federal taxes, of S14, =
O51 900. euvalent, after preferred divi =
dends. to S70.O2 a share earned on the
| $40. .53S, 400 common stock, as compared
with net profits of Sl4 ,5j2 ,567, or
| S72.53 a share, in 1917.
The New York Subtreasury gained
81 ,4S1 900 from the banks yesterday
making a cash net gain since Friday of
SGT ,651 900.
Directors of the Keystone Watch
Case Company yesterday elected Frank
II. Kain as treasurer to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of c. NJ. Fogg.
Mr.. Kain, who was assistant treasurer
and assistant secretary, also retains the
latter position.
Charles V. Mohan has been appointed
an assistant cashier of the Drovers' &
Merchants Bank.
The National Aniline and Chemical
Company reports for year ended Decem-
ber 81. 1918. surplus after all charges
and federal taxs of 81 900. .S0S.
Councils have passed an ordinance
designating the Peoples Bank of Phil
adelphia as depository for city funds.
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Local Brokers Not orred by High Neo York Money Rates

doesnt
Brokers
New York and they rather the Federal Reserve Board
of
brakes Federal Reserve Board scented
the borrowed banks Liberty and Victory Bonds
Evidently had trail There
the condionase the for call This was done and the
said,
such he has bull markets when call highest
with real bull market. ad call figure,
at least they little
1t strange which gained circulation "Wednesday when
Reserve had The advanced
has which seemed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27
BUSINESS NOTES

The offerings at the last London
wool auction sales amounted to $3.50
bales. Melbourne secured lambs sold
at Is Id. The continent bought car
bombing wools.
The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow
will say: There has been a steady de-
mand for wool in the market during the
week, especially for woods grazing three
eightS and finer for which prices are
firm and tending higher. There is n
steady movement of wool in the West
also on strengthening market. The
foreign markets are all strong, except
perhaps for inferior wool md the manu-
facturcrs in England, like those in this
country, arc sold ahead for several
months. Mohair is in moderate demand
at unchanged prices
Buyers now in New York searching
for fall goods, particularly women
wearing apparel are not shopping as
they formerly did. according to the
statement of the local office manager
for large New England store.
TannPrips on the Pacific coast, es-
Pe'l"IN 'hoSr auJa''h' 10 "a" ii"
,lS'"' are s'i''hs '"rbe "'lio,'n, VI
.'a'n"r 70 hlh'S'' 1aPan'Tr anu -H'H
rah interests, according 10 f. a: h'al"'
secretary OF the tanners O'uhc"'
| Relief from the present shortage Of
tricotncs and serges appears to be
coming. 1t is reported that som" of
the mills making these popular fabrics
are in a position to accept orders now,
condition which did not exist a few
wroks ago
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Banker Yarns of Needed Business Progress

When speaking about the outlook yesterday banker remarked that
dving a published of SELL
steel to neutra at prices which England cannot consider
Here he said reading about
will
of
still waiting until the and mesmezed ourselves
into thinking whole lot of important
being held waiting of Then this
selling the
British 1t incredible the the information
debars such conclusion. 1t is a fact.
talking
politics waiting the signing while
work o wod?'
Another banker said that months there furry the
taking orders for
had regardless
would be impossible accomplish
South American tactics, Germany the annexation
Valley France possibility of
with other country in the manufacture Of steel products
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NEw Work METAL MARKET

New York, June 27.--The followng PRICES
were quoted at the New YoTs Metal Meta , ES-
Gssnse osreS sSaeSS; JGy 8l9 septe@beT @ %
iS,8Gc offered market quiet IS tfg tens q JHEe sHS
sSil,es Tns 5I7h a S5s5c. speiter. East ST. Louis
Spot. 6s6c offered June saSc offered srtsd,
easier: so tons of August and ~ tons Of
Septernber sold at 7c,
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. June 27. - BUTTER Receipts,
l2.l1l tubs STEADY; extras. 5lc frsts. 49,
EGGS-Receipts. l4.228 cases Firm.
Ftrsts; 4og4l% 6: ordinary frsts. 3SG 3Rta e;
cheeks 2s 9s2h c; storaee-ps pf Sk4d d irsts STs
II n q 42A c: extras. 42h @42s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27

NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. June 2T.--In response Ia
easier conditions reported from Hrnzil.
the local coffee market opened at do.
clines of 80 to 40 points, with trans
actions confined to Decembor and
March.
The market did better after the rall
and prices advanced 80 points for July
and from 10 to Is points for other
months compared with the previous
close
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27
KANSAS CORN REPORT
SENDS PRICES HIGHER
Market Is Unsettled, However,
and Selling Of July Affects
Other Deliveries

Chicago, June 27.-Covcfing induced
by bullish report Of the Kansas De
partment of Agriculture, placing the
condition of the crop in that state at
I5.4, against $40 month ago and 81
year ago. rallied the corn market
from the bottom today, but in the main
the nndertone was heavy and business
continued small.
There was further liquidation Of July, ,
due to fears about corn in elevators
here going out Of condition, and the
weakness in the nearby position af-
fected the other deliveries. Local bulls
gave little support Mt times.
Generally weather and crop condi e
tions were good and the demand for
cash article was indifferent
Oats were quiet and easier. There
was liquidation Of July induced by
better reports on the weather from the
Canadian and American Northwest.
The position of the cash article showed
| less stability.
The latest report of the Kansas De
partment of Agriculture places the
yield of wheat in that state this year
at 229 900 900 bushels or II .OOO 900
bushels more than indicated month
ago and 132 100000 bushels in excess
of last years crop.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Rank clearings today compared with cor
reSp' 1919 1918 1917 Z.
Phna. ..S7s SsI, ,4s7 s75,575,22S s88, lgs, S92
n. York 1855, 048, 304 632. 050, Os4 6sB, $50. 3OS
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HAvRE COFFEE MARKET

Havre, June 2T.-Coffce quotations
at 10 a. m. were: September and
December, 203 80 francs Marrn. 1913. 80
francs.
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LOCAL MINING STOCKS
Increase In Steel Exports

New York. June 27.-Iron and steel
exports in May aggregated 500. .6O7. :
254 against $SG, 90, ,S51 in same month
last year.
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CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago, June 27.-Potatoes-Arriyals AZ
cars car lots, sS@s26 cwt,; Irish cobbiers,
Virginia, ,sSbo@5 Dbl do cSrSlinss nNltSs IS
white stock car lots. 81 10 "a 40 cwt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-27

HII'anETPHIA Pn

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
June 20. 1919.
AT a meeting of the Board of Directors
held this day the sum of Two Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars was ordered to be
added to the Surplus Fund. making that
TIo5. w, ANDREW. Cashier.
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MONEY-lENDING RATES


collateral, opened lending and renew
ing at 5 per cent; industrials lending
at 512 per cent.
Money brokers report today that some
limited amounts of funds have been
loaned for ninety days at 6 per cent on
high grade securities of both classes,
mixed and industrials.
Paper has been discounted in the
West as previously at 5A per cent min
imum. In New York the demands upon
capital have restricted dealings in mer
camille paper to a minimum of 51a per
cent discount figure.
Bank acceptances of choice quality
are quiet at recently prevailing quota
tions. Call loans on acceptances are
unchanged at Az per cent.
PHILADELPHIA 81 per
cent; time, 534 as per cent; CONNER
cial paper, three to six months, 5A q
5R per cent; six months, 6 per cent.
LONDON-Money pa per cent Dis
iIcount rates short bills 3A per cent
three month bills 3$s.
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Kansas City Butter and Eoos

Kansas City. June 27.-Butter lc higher;
creamery. 47c frsts. 45c: seconds soc
EGGS unchanged; frsts. 39c: seconds. sc.
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LEHDLIN MATINEE DAILY
ANITA STEWART In 1.-TWO WOMEN"
THE DREWS in 'SQUARED.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA & WESTERN
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ELTJICT THEATRE--Below Spruce
DC III Sl, MATINEE DAILY
NORMA TALMADGE in
THE NEW NOON
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Buyers now in New York searching

for fnl goods, particularly women $
wearing apparel. are not shopping" as
they formerly did. according to the
statement of the local office manager
for n largo New England store.