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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

SO PER ACRE
100 acres Dr. cultivation ON main road not
FAR from - Pazo. VIVA take some trade
This ls iar-li1-
Sec Green Usfh
SECURITY REALTY CO., Pa. 5isL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

FOR SALE-Tour rooms and two
sleeping porches on ] p lots, chicken
gard, fruit and shade trees, lawn in
front. $500 down. balance like rent
1eI2 Deug1aS street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

FOR SALE AT REAL
BARGAIN
Campbell Apartments p
rooms. Mesa Avenue.
MODERN ROOM
BUNGALOW
Montana ST., heating plant.
built-in features, hardwood
floors. $4,000.
3 ROOM MODERN
BUNGALOW
z580 block Boulevard. worth
S3750-if taken at once, $500.
MODERN ROOM AND
GLASSED PORCH
Bungalow. fremont St This
week only for $500.
VIII take part IN Liberty
Bonds at par on any OF above
Bargains.
w. f. PAYNE.
Phi. 1850. 401 Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

GOOD NVEST3IEsT s-Busiuess prop
erry In san antonio, Texas Reason
Tor selliug-non-resid Particulars.
Irene Na-fieId. 1927 Mckinley Ave,
II Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
can YOU BEAT THIsf
~oor7 houza with bath near South

IN NOA nEA It lGnAe4
s room house with bath near South
western Shops $4,000 cash, balance
$500 per month Price $4,000.
room house with large sleeping
porch on paved street and car line.
Good terms Price s250o.0O-
room house close 10 high school
east front large rooms small cash
payment. balance easy terms. Price
s3250.O0-
Modern, five room bungalow with
.lasssd sleeping porch, close TO Five
Points on paved street Price $4,000
AETeT73 so E-F'TLLIcR
INVESTMENT co.
sos Mesa ave. Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
Crocsrs and Meat Markets


CUT RATE HARDWARE ard Painting
HENPT WoUE- 500 s. Fl PASO ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
TypeWTiters
A-AAAAA

TypeWTiiers
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RHETN SPECIALITY AGENCY
Selling agents for The MuItlEranh. the
DIctaphone. L. C. smith & Bros-
typewriter
Typewriter supplies. ribbons. carbon
paper pencil carbon cut 90 your order
Typewrlters bought. sold. repaired, rebuilt.
eNrhanred
We offer Tor sale
Two Corouas IN perfect condition $4,000
one late model No Underwood SIS 90
orr 80 II Rar-fne-cn ........--.-fa=- o0
ore olive 90
o.. Po--f $50 00
one National Portable. new .--.--- $3.50
A. $50 20
SIC Mesa Ave Sew Phone Sc- 1s5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08


For -Automobiles-W Wanted
--~~~~~--~~-~-~-~-~--
Chalmers service g. par-s- Liberty Gar-Ee-
md FORDS I'D znd prices. Auto Laundry.
CASH pam Tor old Fo-dT-p5one s77.
T-=f=77 ------------7--- 77s l5----- -
S-L9 s.l5 e-- moor z GO ~ ------ -
VI ~ - ofa e1l, l ~, OF I'D
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How = Red tubes C. D. Freeman. SIS
go -yrle ave
FOX SALE-A- electric automobile Pm
1862
WANTED buy urht used car WIN
pay cash. 90. 4ll-s 81
FOR SALE-5-55gz1nEer Paige in GOOD
condition; good rubber f255. Phone st69H
FOR SALE-VeIIe IgIS- 5-passanrer. in
fine condition Phone 1857.
Cef f6e best HOWE Fed tubes C. D.
F-eeran srg-se7 1rv-t1s Ave,
7--7-5, 757=77 a 55-7 - -
1orev 20 \ F7r~-r Phone e-7.
57,--5,77-7 : 5-777
~ -. - I, - 81 sala5e' 20 ~ I'm.
55,-7,77 : ----------- - -----------5
i-A-AN 80 -i5-.ls t-p--' ---
-5-- 900 5sl g--- ----- e1---e- l--, .--e
AZ 40 LAt nm --fiate your cars 49,
WINE l-l val ~, ~ h.-la-A = o. p. o.
OAKLAND Light SIX Roadster. good con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

sIN ROOM bungalow. hardwood floors
throughout. steam heat Garage.
Phone owner 1885
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
SloTage Warehouses

FL PASO STORAGE WAREHOUSE
'hone 2I6f Cheaptst rates. best servica
Estah shed 10 years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

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FTNNEGAS-BROWN co
Hides. Wool Peits. Taliow. ztc-
n PlEo Tex Albuquerque y 81. Doug
las. Ariz-- Phoenix. AriZ: Tucson AriL
rhihua hnr Mex narraf Mau
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

LAMAR SCHOOL DISTRICT
ROW CLASS ROOM

NEAR ALTA VISTA
Corner bungalow. up 70 date, rooms,
basement. registers in walls. hard
wood floors throughout, tile drain
hc--5- la--e closets. French doors in
living room and dining room. chicken
yard drlrerzy and garage; house
finished IN Old Ivory.
A home 80 be proud OF.
Price s3750-s600 cash
900 BLK BOULEVARD.
3 room modern bungalow. south front
Price So500-s500 cash
Gail CREEL.
JAMES L lIaRR d CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

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STOVE REraEEING-Nau parts made
and carried f1r an makes cf stoves l. =
Peeler with %. q h Iron Works Cor. r.
Flfth and S Florence Phone 1906.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

WELDlNG-Ths way @ should Be- dona
promptly any size Phnua a1FI
BROWE WELDING Co. sQa Tea a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

typewriter s. Offics supply -Bough
sold. rented. repaired. AEts Corona RoFa
oliver Rubber stamps. 2l6 Mills 81 Pm 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

BARGAIN by nonresident, corner
lots 7. .. 8. block 81. Highland Park
$4,000. Agents commission Address
William Olson. Wanfrou. Colo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
- Founiain "a Fi1iures
Soda Fountains, Drug and Confee-

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SODA FOUNTAIN -Latest models. new
and eecond hand. show cases. fixtures.
and cash registers Best prices and tens.
T. s. +. COMMISSION CO.
az Myrtle n Pasc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

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IL PASO IRON a METAL CO.-I5es sas
Antonio Dealers lu scrap iron. rubber. COP
per. brass. h0res etc Phone ESQ
TENAS BOTTLE s JUNK Co, f36i-
1915 BaFratt Ave. buys bottles rags
bones ard -u binds n funk. Pm 2585-
ILLINOIS Eattia & Junk Go. pays high
eFf prices for o,f clothes. rags and junk
% every description. Phone 1851
Herman Bloch g Co.. wholaslIs 6ealerE
"a NIL. ~ $50 rlnhers r-ae.. vol.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
Ready Reference Business Directory
Furniture Packing

4 2 Aa-H u hta rNn1irluE- uul0I aLerll4 =
fn.ahlur Eastern Upholstery Co.
Body. 1frr $500 Alameda Ave Phi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
JOHN W. DURHAM
SLIGHTLY HURT IN
HUNTING MISHAPI

The following from the Alton
Telegraph tells Of recent accident
in which John W. Durham. son OF
Colonel C. W. Durham OF this city,
figured:
"The welcome home given BY
John B. Durham by 4 stray dog Ne
had befriended, this morning
caused Durham to be wounded by
a portion of charge OF shot from
his shot gun. The dog, leaping into
a boat in which Durham was re-
turning from a duck shooting ekpe-
dition to the government quarter
boat at Maple island. stepped on
the trigger ofthe shot gun Durham
had taken with him for shooting
ducks. The dog set the trigger off.
the charge of shot was fired toward
Durham; who was about one foot
away, and eleven of the shot lodged
in Durham's ankle. Danny Mahcr
was in the boat with Durham DIT the
time.
1.-THE launch had been up the
river and Durham and Maher were
looking for ducks. They were on
their way back to the government
quarter boat leaving the gun with
the muzzle toward tbs bow on the
floor of the launch. When they
got to the quarter boat the dog
Jumped on the gun Just a. Durham
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
A POTATO LIKE
TH1H CAN SERVE
A WHOLE FAMILY

.'Peel the potato for dinner,
Bridget"
"yes-mum.' And Bridget peels
the potato, singular number for
dinner.
This couldn't happen here, that
Ii unless race suicide becomes Of
fectits and families degenerate into
one person with . 3tingy appetite.
But 1t might happen In SAskatche-
wan. Canada, where spuds reach u
real dimension, and the oven will
scarcely hold the evening ration Of
one potato for nine.
II you don't believe this, look IN
The Argue window, and amer you
recover from the bfainstorm and
your eyes become accustomed to
the sight, yoa'n. set that the e.
eantic object which obStruets the
light from. the interior and looks
Ike one Of the Rocky mountains Is
Just ons Of the good old tribe II
mufphies.. IT, enough to make
Rock Island~D6tAtoss shrivtl IN
their skins and hide their eyes for
shame. .'.'.s.-- fn
It was raised BY Michael Kane. 4
brother Of Miss Mary Kane Of go
Twsnty4third street, on hts fArm ID
CaNt4a. He has moro than 4
bu1hef Of = like dimension, and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01

Remember Bryant Washbufn!
He's the Laughing, coed looking
herman with q dim6le IN his chin.
curly hair, and everything like
thatl who made such I big hit In
screen comedies Ike "Skinner's
Dress euit.s sinners Baby and
"Kiddsf Z Ko."
Now he's coming back again in
Z new Paths play called THE Ghost
Of the Rancho" The scenes are
laid in the stored southwest.
Washburn = the son and only heir
OF 4 granddad who never saw y
cabaret. In his life and cant under
stand his graadapn's tasts for 'em.
So he throws him out on his ear
without = dime to bless himself
with. -
DO you think our hero 10, down.
hearted? Not 20 you might notice
it. He chifks up real quick. Jumps
. freight to the nearest big ranch
and makes food. Also hs falls IN
love with . delightfully."- captivat.
ing little gin. . role played with
sweet sxpertdpss BY Rhsa Mitchell,
and all ends happily.
But, but, you ask Where does
the ghost come In? !.
That's the secret. It Is a play
worth seeing. Fifth Avenue thea
tire Sunday.
Peggy Hyland will appear In "The
Rebellious Bride" at the theatre
tonight. (.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
Haximova Comes to
Black Hawk Sunday
~ in "Red Lantern"

,Nazimova, the distinguished Rus
ytan star, will be the feature in the
powerful Metro super feature.
1.-THE Red Lantern at the Black
Hawk theatre tomorrow. In it she
ia seen in a dual role. which gives
her opportunity for the most pow
erful characterizaSions Of her bril-
liant career.
sThe two roles which she enacts
IRE as widely different as the poles
lone is that of the Eurasian gifl,
Mahlee. and the other Blanche, her
English half-sister.
The story tells Of the life OF this
sealf-cast girl, who. born in comm
shop in the Chinese quarter Of
Picking, is at the death Of her
grandmother. taken to the Chris
fian mission and brought up
amidst European surroundings.
The conflicting blood which surges
in her veins causes her passionate
restlessness-she feels the lure of
China. the mysterious and passion
ate land Of her mother. but the In
heritance OF her English father,
the ideals and intellect of the west.
are strong within her Nand she is
like q ball in the hands Of Faye
flung from one extreme to the 9TH
err.
How she becomes the powerful
war maiden OF China - the God
dess Of the Red lanterns shown
in this play Of remarkable and
startling happenings where all the
mysticisms and gorgeousness OF
the vivid east Is woven into pow
erful ana fascinating drama. The
lure Of the Purple Forbidden City
the customs and supcrstitions Of
secret China-the gorgeous page
antry and ponip which surrounds
the Orient with golden glanor il
shown with q touch Of magic which
brings romance to lie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
MAKES REPLY FOR CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TO MISS SAKE ATTACK

Chicago. Oct. 30.---Editor The
Argus. William Sundayse assist
ant, Miss SAKE, delivered m attack
on Christian Science which, was
published in part IN your paper. I
shall appreciate your granting
space in which to make reply.
"As adhsrents Of truth, We take
the inspired word Of the bible ~
our sufiicisnt Iuideto eternal life.s
That first tenet Of Christian
Science, found on pag0 497 Ut
Science and Health with Key 70
the Scriptures" BY Mary Baker
Eddy, silences Miss Saxe's claim
that Christian Scientists do not ac-
cept the whole bible As the inspired
word Of God.
Christian Science teaches that
health Of body 10 the very result Of
salvation Of the soul; ID evidence.
In fact. that one has worked out his
salvation from some state Of sin.
The price for healing, therefore. is
losing his pet sinS. instead u los
ing his soul, - Miss Saxe claims,
Christian Science teaches that sin
and evil Are not realities because
they are not OF God. Therefore,
they havG no divine support. This
10 why they can DO destroyed, and
why mankind has divine authority
for denying their reality and cast
Ing them out. To say that the
reality OF sin and, evil il . funda-
mental doctrine Of Christianity il
like sayinS-t the reality OF errors in
numbers il q fundamental law in
numbers. No one could teach or
practice numbers viii: such a mis-
conception in thought.
The general human mind con-
ceiyes Of God as a gigantic human
form located somewhere in space
Mankind considers it rather diff
cult to obey a person, but instinct
lively and willingly obeys prin-
ciple, as is experienced, for in
stance, in the practice of numbers
Christian Science presents God az
divine principle, thus showing The
possibility Of obeying His laws az
taught in the scriptures. In her
book, fundamental Divine Science,
pages 3 and 1, Mrs. Eddy says
BY the individuality of God, dc
you mean that God has finite
form? No. l mean that infinite
and divine principle OF all being
the ever-present I am, filling all
space, including in itself AL mind
the one father-mother God"
Satan IL another name for the
serpent, first brought into view il
Genesis as contradiction Of the
truth. The serpent beguiled me,
said the woman, deceived utterly
Gays the original Hebrew. From
one woman Jesus cast out seve.
devils. which could not possibly
have been seven persons. He callet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01

All the news all the time The
Argus. <....+.-..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
TIL EAT r f.


In 4 story that ranks % the
yeAs'e greatest work Of fiction, and
with Z supporting cast possessing
namAe that rad like I benefit per-
Torrance. MiGs Anita Stewart,
scrssn star ct the Spencer Square
theatre "a Sunday for four days In
Her Kingdom OF Dreams" adapted
ff0uk Louise Provost's powerful
novel from "Peoples Home Jour.
nei" 10 4 Ans production.
The greatest Ill star cast ever
Asssnbisd IN one peoduction appear
IN Her Kingdom OF Dreams" A
list OF . few of the stars: Thomas
Santschi Of "The Spoilers; Anna
q. Nilsson. Kathiyh Williams, Tully
MsSshall, Spothswood AitHen, wes-
ley Barry -. the oficicds once
boy.
Young Barry ID the kid who made
such . hit in Daddy Long hegs"
and The objectionable SIN"
Also Grhomas Holding and nu-
merout othefs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01

Satan n liar and the father Of it,
Whom resist steadfast In the
faith" said Peter.
Christian Science does not deny
the person Of Christ Jesus, nor his
Atonement,. a. Miss SAKE asserts.
Tho atonement n 20 vital Z Ques-
ton In Christian Science that Mrs.
Eddy dpvotes IN entire chapter to
It in Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" embodies it in s
church tenet, and makes It the sub
Jet fora lesson sermon once every
six months.
"AtonemAnt 10 the Axemplthca-
ton Of mans unity with God,
whereby man reflects divine truth.
lie and love" ("Science ana
HEALTH" p. 49,. 80
Sincerely yours,
NEE WHITE.
Christian Science committee on
publication for Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
Chauncey Olcott in
Macushla Comes to
"a Burtis Monday Night

= At the Burtis in Davenport. Mon
day night, ChAuncey Olcott will he
seen in "M4cuShla."
"Macushl4" pulse Of my Hear-)
has a beautiful story Of love and
intrigue running through It, and !:
is the most suceessful play In the
Olcott repertoire.
A. L. Erlanger will present Mr..
Olcou on this tour which will en-
brace every state in the Union. and
has surrounded Mr.. Olcott with a
cast selected in person by this
noted producer.
Performances will be given and
seats are now on sale for all per-
f0rmances.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01

they are Is good - potatoes could
possibly be. Miss Kane recently
returned from . three months visit
to the home of64er brother, and
brought two Of the overgrown
vegetables back with her.
She says that in Saskatchewan
the thermometer registers more
than 10 below tero now and that
there is six inches Of snow on the
ground.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
GEORGE PEEK Is
HONORM BY KING
FOR HIS SERVICEa
(Special Mdline Seryice. !


King Albert Of Belgium has ap-
pointed George, N. Peek, president
Of the Moline pillow company. COM
nnAndsr OF the order Of the crown.
The order va conferred On Mr..
Peek in recognition Of his services
in obtaining supplies for Belgium
during the war. Mr.. Peek was Z
member of the. war Industries
board, He was also member Of
the allied purchasing commission.
As commissioner OF finished pro-
ducts he was practically in charge
OF American production during the
war. King Albert signed the de-
cree comforting the honor on Mr..
Peek July %. Mr.. Peek just re-
csiyed the cross.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
MILLION DOLLAR
BAND MAKES HIT

Moline Special Service.)
The Million Dollar band made
hit with its audience Friday even
ing in the auditorium Of the Moline
high school. Popular and classical
airs were plsyed with unusual de-
gree Of harmony. The soloists
were especially enjoyed judging
from the applause they received
and the encores for which they
were called. Warren Giles gave a
brief talk during intermissions He
explained the purpose and aims Of
the American legion. Money de-
rived from the concert will 90 to-
ward putting the Moline post Of
the American legion on it, feet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
PLANS A WELCOME
FOR IT'S MEMBERS
BACK FROM FRANCE
Especial Moline Service) /.

Especial Moline Service).
Members Of the Belgian-Ameri-
can club have planned 4 reception
for its Il returned soldier mem
befs. The entertainment VIII be In
the form Of speaking and drama
tics. It will take place Sund1y eve
ming IN the club hall 1t 310-l4 Fiji
tenth street, Moline. One. Charles
Hendricks. out OF the ~ members
to enter the service. remained on
the battlefield that democracy might
reign. -.'.
The program will be partly In
Flemish. partly in English. The
Belgian American club u decidedly
active IN the AmericanizAtion move
ment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01

stepped from the quarter boat 70
the bow Of the lauhch.
Durham VA Given medical at
tcntion and went back to work On
crutches. He Is employed BY the
government engineering DEPART.
ment and was formerly . flrst lieu
tenant in the engineering corps Ct
the A. e. F.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
MRS. CARTWRIGHT
rs BOARD MEMBER

Especial Moline Sefvice.)
Mrs. S. A. Cartwright Of East Mo-
line was elected TO the nominating
board at the meeting Of the ILL.,
nois state board association and
the City Superintendent associa-
ton. held in Urbana. Mrs. Cart
wright went a. q Representatives Of
tho East Moline city board. Rep
resanting the East Moline high
school was ]. W. Casio. superinx
tendent of the high school. L. F.
Hamer and George Mason.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01

The sisters Of the st. Anthony's
hospital were made grateful 10.
day for a gift Of $1,000, donated By
the Rock Island Plow company.
The sum xas given and will b.
used for the purpose Of having the
driveway at the new building paved
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
PUTS RED CROSS
DRIVE OFF WEEK
Especial Moline Service).

In conformity with the national
program, Moline's Red Cross drive
will not be started Sunday, Nov. 2.
Members decided at q meeting held
at noon Friday, that the time was
too short TO permit Of. effect.ng a
proper working organization and II
was voted to set the time forward
one week. The drive in Moline and
the. tsrfitoryeosef which Moline
chapter has. juff5diction will be
launched Nov. 9. 70 Nov. 16.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-09-02
BUILDING TO HONOR
VETERANS FIND FAVOR
IN Esd COMMUNITIES
Memorial Centers for Social Activities
Erected Instead Of Monuments
Planned In Many Towns

Statistics jU..t made public by tn,
Bureau of Memorial Buildings Of Wal
Camp Community Service show thai
25i communities in the United States
have decided 10 erect buildings in mem
DRY OF their men who served In the
war. OF the memorial buildings TO be-
raised, 132 will take the form of com.
munity houses, each to function as a
free recreation and social center. Six
Of the structures will he municipal
office buildings
More than 700 American communl.
ties now are considering the putting up
Of memorial buildings instead Of shafts
or monuments, the Bureau OF Memo
rial Buildings also announces. II Ia
crusading throughout the United
States for the community building type
Of memorial. Such an institution, the
Bureau heads maintain, Is living in
fluence In every community and serves
constantly as a reminder OF the mes
the community gave to the national
fighting forces.
Additional figures concerning the
254 memorial buildings already decided
upon, show that fourteen OF them will
serve as State memorials and that for
ty-four OF them will be OF the audito-
rum type. These will have social and
recreatiOnal facilities In addition to
large meeting halls, and, for the most
part. win be In larger cities. Other
memorials will take the form OF hos
pitfalls, libraries, school buildings and
church work centers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-09-02
STICK TO OLD LAW OF
SUPPLY AND DEMAND

so advocates Winthrop C. Adams
OF Boston, Mass, and 10 which we say
Amen and Amen. He says:
II believe that II IL quite time for
the press TO stop abusing food mer.
chants This can only result in de.
creased production and the costs of
foods seeking still higher levels, rather
than stimulation Of production which
would mean a greater supply to meet
urgent world demands and a natural
trend towards lower costs.
"The natural law of supply and de-
mand will always govern the manu-.
facture and distribution OF food prod
ucts.
Manufacturers and distributors
should be governed accordingly, In
which the consumer will be the ulti-
mate beneficiary. All interests should
work with this end In view; and last,
but not least, the retailer.
'The persistent attacks on the dis
tributor Of food is and has always
been unjust and undemonstrable. Gro
GERS either wholesale or retail have al
ways been poorly compensated for
service. Think OF IL! Long hours,
hard work. the average net profit In
sales about eight per cent, with the
average volume OF business small. The
policeman on his beat earns more sal
airy In q year than a retailer doing
$4,000 year trade. The money
makers are those who master the In
tricacies OF huge volume OF business
and very small margin of profit. The
law OF supply and demand has never
been successfully set aside.