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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
A Few Days Win Produce a Mos,
Wondrous Complezioa

7 USr m's1te a day Is al you
need, 70 lake yourself supreme
ly beautiful. And there are
thousands OF women all over the
and who can testify 20 the truth Of
this statement The results OF this
method have been astounding. as
anyone can prove at the cost Of only
Few cents. and a few minutes
time. The formula Is simpler An
ounce OF zintone. secured from the
druE store fer ifty cents. IS mixed
with Two tablespo0nfuls OF Elycerine
IN fun pint Of water. This mixture
forms a rich cream 1t must Be ap-
pied freely to produce the best re-
suits something which can be easily
done because OF its economy. The
amounts given above make up over
pint OF cream, thus costing much
less than creams bought at the
stores In prepared form No mat
ter how poor the complexion. all
spots. muddiness, and uneven, gralny
appearance which spoiis so many
races, are seen 20 vanish almost Ike
magic. The skin soon becomes alb
solqtely spouess. with the pearlv
plnkness which unl5ashed Nature
alone can give. The result is a pic
ture--a complexion which every
woman dreams 10 have. but so few
attain Here Is the opportunity for
everyone to have il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
League OF Nations" Party Is Given
For Soldiers At Convalescent House

&C A League OF Nations" party, given
n Friday evening az the Red
I Cross Convalescent house al Fort
Bliss. opened with a contest consist
ing OF 10 exhibits representing coun-
tries. To the men guessing the high
est and the lowest numbers prizes
were given. The first prize was a
homemade cake. Five men guessed
all OF the countries correctly and the
cake was divided for them into five
parts. The winners were: Pvt s. G..
Meyer, Pvt. Harry 5naffer Pvt Cib-
son Supernnul and Pvt. j. r Ger
Z eghino. The consolation prize was q
{ flag IN the center. The prizes were
( male and presented hy Mrs. D. W.
! DetWiler. PVT NorblA Aursch afrer
I the contest gave an exhibition OF
{ or informal oanciug was enjoyed. the
music for the dance furnished by Pvt.
+ W.. T. Munn. PVT David Clement read
: palms In an attractive nook in one
7 end o. the great recreation room.
a mcnE those present Were- Mrs
Z Heermans. Mrs s. C.. Martin. Mrs ID.
w DetWiler, llr. and Alrs. =. Graham
ana groun Of young girls WHO mo-
toreu out Tor the party nun 1erinE 90
Punch was served throughout tho
by the hostess Of the Red Cross Con
Falescent House, Yrs ]. G. Collnson-
Fl Paso's reception on Thursday.
October 9. 70 all its men who served
n the world war IS fully planned.
Through the agency Of the War Camp
Community Service, the mayor and
city council are calling on every or
eanization in the city 70 contribute
is efforts toward making a success
r" e. Iaa g..
cistion-
Every man. from private to general
VINO served IN the war VIII be nresen-
as guests OF ri Paso. and it IS esti-
mated that the total number OF exc
service men and their families VIII
under the direction OF Mrs. j. j.
campbell viii have charge OF serv-
alE the re1res lments, which viii be
Donated ur o-ler active organizations
Ars- Hal Christie.
chairman Of the Wonan's club COM
-. st-tcs thar that organization
VIII furnish 50 cakes Cakes viii ai-
50 be brought for the occasion by the
teQerarlon OF Women's cubs the
Eylnian sisters. the Women OF the
Jewish Welfare council Willow
Grove chapter Of the Woodmen's cir
the l4accaoees, and several other or
carnations The Daughters Of Erin /
wiz bring the coffee and J. A. Smith .
has promised a large amount Of milk /
wade Hampton chapter OF the g. D f
e has volunteered 20 be responsible +
Tor decorating Liberty han. and viii /
carry out the scneme in typical South ]
western atmosphere. which the city
representatives and the committee 81 .
the War Camp Community Service de-
clded upon The evening VIII beeiu F
with a grand march led by Col james
r HaHm
eE-servics men Of FL Paso VIII marci.
IN review, but also all the women and
girls who served their country in war
work az home, who viii march under
banners Of the different organizations
with which they were associated. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
A Wrniie-Remover That Gives
ouick. S1ler5;d Perufts

TUSr a few minutes a day usiEg
TIE following application has
q produced very remarkable results
n a short time In removing win
kleS- Dissolve the contents OF a
rWo-ounce package Of eptol which
you can obtain from the drur store
Tor about ATTY cents. in a pint o.
water and add a little ElEcerlne.
This j. very easy and simple and
takes cut a few moments TIE
cream which results can be used
very freely, and in such case you
VIII obtain q result impossibls to
achieve by any other means. BY
faithful use for s tine. YOU VIII
ind that the deep lines around the
mouth nose and eyes. and the
Crows feer and the sarEiur cF
nesh VII disappear. and leave the
skin n mesh plump and rircr-
Gus condition The result IS a very
startling difference IN the arreer-
ance OF age. Il Is not uncommou
Tor women Of middle age 90 make
themselves appear ten OF df-een
years younger IN a very short TINS
-.Fery woman should have uuar-
l-y OF this cream "a her hordoir
70 De used every day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

People who have good teeth are
more liable 10 ~ruu through the in
Guenza this year than these Who
have bad teeth. Nothing viii ruin
your whole system like imperfect
teeth. And it IS SO easy % have per-
fect ones Use a good mouth wash
and dental paste az least twice a
day. And insist on every member Of
the family having his own tooth
brush. We have all rastes. powders
and mouth washes OF standard merit
scott white a Co.. DRUGGISTS.
Mllls Bldg. Roberts Banner Bldg.
314 san Francisco St=Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
Out Of Tom Visitors

Mrs Z. H Brandt OF Vinton. Texas.
was an arrival at the Mccoy, Friday.
AIRS. D. Jackson OF Maria. Texas,
Z was an arrival at the sheldon Erie
] P. B Estes. a cattle man OF Dem
ing, y IL, registered at the St Regis
1Irs. W. C. Mcdonald. OF Careizozo.
y n. was an arrival az the ST.
Regis Friday
[ Mrs. G. H 1Ierriell and AIRS. James
Sinclair are here from Chicago as the
guests OF AIRS. G.. VI. Woeifel
Arlzonal7 who we're guests OF the
sheldon Friday were o. F. Webster,
I Ceptrals and J. n. JaEeers. Mesa.
Mayor J. r. Blair ard wife and
E Isadore Katz, OF Columbus. " 81, were
arrivals at the Paso del Norte Fri-
Maj and Hrs L o. Huntshaw. u. S
army, stationed at Fort sam Houston.
san Antonio, exas, are visiting il ID
Paso.
ar. and Mrs. Jerome Dale. Of Dali
las. are IN the city for a short visit
and are guests at Hotel Paso del
h. W. Crawford. OF Portland. ore.
LETT Saturday morning for his home
after a brief visit TO his sister, Mrs
L c. Bowel
Lieut. Stacey Hlnlzie. 18th Aero
squadron. recently on duty at Maria
has arrived at Fort Bliss for per
manent station
Arizonans registered at the Mccoy
Friday were- Joseph Il. Pills and C.
D. HlEhrOWer, Phoenix. and Mr.. and
MIS-. g. Richard Ballas. Bisbee.
Mrs Edgar Williams 3I2S Fort
Boulevard, has as her house guest her
mother. AIRS. Anna Haserdorfer. and
aer sister, Mss Lille Hasendorfer, OF
Louisville, Ky.
New Msxlcans registered at the Nc
Coy Friday were. II. r. Hirsch and
wife. IT. Bayard; r D. Dryden and
wife, Hurley j. J. MURRAY. orc
Grande, and r. II. Connolly. DeminE-
Maj and Mrs David n. Cowles. I
United States army. have taken apart !
ments for the winter at Hotel Laugh /
lin- MAJ Cowles IS assistant zone /
transportation officer.
Arizoans registered at the Paso del
Norte Friday were; oscar Lee and /
WIFE and p. C. Pinson. Miami r E. ]
Brandenburg and J. r. Montgomery. I
Phoenix; w l. Spates, Globe; c. r. /
knapp Bisbees and A. A Weigle 4
Douglas.
Miss Louise Crow OF santa Fe. n.
H. an artist viii arrive IN this city
during the latter part Of October. and I
Girls Miss Crow viii conduct art
classes in the school She has made
q specially OF painting Indian types
and has an alcOve in the museum in
santa Fe, where her pictures are dis
played
81. N S,l Msyieans registered at the
1nellon Friday Were- Gov. O. A. Lar
1zolo. Z. D. Snee. Santa Fe: judge A.
=. Green ard sheriff Elfego Baca. So
zorro; MIS-. j. H. Ferguson. and 3. T.
rnlLlns. Albuquerque ]. Neis l1r
and 4irs- r = Fleming and Joseph
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
200 Attend Mrs. Burners Tea Given
For Bride OF Dr.. Burnett Wright


EAO1EAs OF roses made fragrant me
u reception rooms at the Drummer
home on Montana street on Friday
afternoon. when AIRS. George Drummer
was hostess AZ q beautifully appointed
tea given IN compliment o. Mrs. Bur
nett wright bride Of Dr. Wright,
who was recently arrived IN the city.
The cards were taken e the entrance
70 the reception room by Alice Vivian
Drummer. small daughter q the hos
tess and with Nrs. Drummer and Hrs
wright ID The receiving line Wera'
Mrs. II. @. wright AIRS. Jerome Dale
Of Dallas, and AIS. T. o. hosle-lsl'
al Los angeles. wife Of consul Hos-
tatrer. The members Of the house
party included. Mrs rank spence
AIRS. VII p. owen, Mrs a r. heyf
Mrs. J. w LsorenrZeu, Mrs Hal Cnrls-
ffe MS j. J. Fmnev, Mrs W T.
Tacoby. Mrs r S Douglas Kiss Lala
Pearl Douglas and Mr. j. 81 1oung.
American beal-y roses anu --7@a "a
pink and WHITE IN protusion were en-
nIored in decoration in the draw lnG
room adding farther attraction 70 the
pretty hauEings and Furnishings n
the dining room, the table, spread
with a clu1v lace cover Inpor-el rom
France. was conferred with ma-Qs-
auv and crystal vase containing
American Beauty roses me mem
bers 81 the house party alternated in
pouring tea at this table, which with
sandwiches and cake were served from
an erouisltely dainty japanese SER
rIce. The confectious were in dainty
zhadss Of pink and lavender An or
chestra of strlnged instrlin MS
PLAYED throughout tne reception houIs
rom q until s o'clock. Mrs Drummer
was very charming in her Lucille
rock OF pink taffeta, decollete, win
shoulder drape Of amethyst rulle ane
isvvele5 ornaments Of Emethysts and
oezrls l-rs. Wright was lovely - an
irene Castle froclz Of rainbow tulle
fashioned over silver lace. Hsr -eeS-s
w--e rearls and diamonds. The cor
- - - -. ~ .-l-ar -.ra md
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
A Remarkable Hair-Rsnover as
Deliehtful Is 4 Loion

A n astounding Improvement over
n every old method OF removing
superduous hairs IS COMING in
% vide use by thousands OF women.
Il Is now possible 20 remove SUPER
ulQus hair as easily and deIEht-
lully as though you were using your
taForite ska lotion. and without
-eaFing any trace. mark. tint. red
ness or irritation whatever. or any
evidence that any hair-remover has
been used. Simply get from voi.l
druggist bottle OF sulfo solitIo-
which Win cost about one doTar 1T
IS q golden creamy liquid. Apply 4
lllle on the hairs. anvwhare and
the hairs no matter how thick win
dissolve away IN a very Few mo-
mems, 80 that you can clear the skin
81 AZ hairy growth with a SWISH 81
Lne niger. lr leaves the skin heaurf
Iul ana smooth as 10 was befors us-
.lt me hair-remover. The fashions OF
lo1aJ require every Discriminate
ana careful woman 70 free her si-i1
ION the defacing hairs that low
On the arms. hands, face, Shoulders a,5
arln-plts Use this method and Won
w surely not want 70 use any
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
TO GIVE DRESS REHEARSAL
FOR MASONIC CELEBRATION

The 1ul dress rehearsal OF the
working teams Of the superexceIlent
masters degree, which is 10 be con-
ferred in the afternoon and night OF
Octc1er Il at the Masonic Temple in
FL Paso FOR the benefit Of Cryptic
Masons OF west Texas and New
Mexico. VIII be held next Saturday
afternoon under the general direction
OF John T. Rice. thrice llustrious
master OF FL Paso council No. %,
royal and select masters Thirty men
w5il participate in the rehearsal
Five hundred invitations have gone
out TO Alasons in the Fl Paso district
to attend the ceremonial Two de-
grees viii be conferred in the after
noon Of Saturday. October II. and
one at night The work VIII start al
p. m.
The royal and select degrees VIII
be conferred next Tuesday night on
a small class Of local candidates.
A large class Of royal arch Masons
from west Texas and southern New
Mexico towns VIII enter the class.
The women Of Harmony chapter
No. ga. o. z. S. viii serve a roast
turkey dinner at the Masonic temple.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

The wedding gift store We vel
come you here at all times. and In
vite you 10 bring your visiting
friends. The wedding gift store is a
unique one In many respects. We
are showing a multitude OF articles
that are especially attractive for
wedding gifts For diamonds and
silver you VIII be wise TO see us
first And our line OF leather goods
and solid gold 1ewe-ry IS complete In
every decau.
w II. Hlzsun CO.. Hallmark Jewellers.
Mfls and Mesa-on the Plaza--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT FAILS
TO REGAIN CONSCIOUSNESS

Henry MARQUEE. a servi-s car
driven who was dangerously injured
Wednesday night when he attempted
TO avoid a collision with Jose Pcr-
THO. a y year old boy died in a local
hospital The mans sl1ul was frac-
tured and did not regain conscious
~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Fleming, Roswell: Mrs. A Hightowe-
and Mrs. Z. p. warden. Carrizoz0, and
J. A. Thomas. Alamogordo-
New MeNicaus registered at the
Paso del Norte Friday were- John M
St John. Silver City; Lieut. ID. r.
Thompson and Miss Helen Thermau
Fl Bayard: W s. nay. Roswell; Eli
and Fred Borenstein, Silver city S.
IL We'll. Ivan leehgn, and Mrs. J. H.
Ferguson. Albuquerque
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
You Have Never Used Anvtbing
That VIII Grow Hair Like This

EChCIllSG hair to grow Is now posi-
n lively assured TO auv one vrbo
VIII try this sample mixture for
short time. Il has demonstrated ifs
remarkable power upon the ceT-lifs
OF the hair and scalp. When anniielI
regularly for a short time. TIE hair
SHOWS a qelnlte Increase in ienlrfh
rlgor and thickness of r-ror-fS ~
taxes on the sheen Of health. hefr
stops falling and scalp itching sfons
me method OF preparation is verv
simple Get a one-ounce package
q uell-quilol from your drasgist.
add its contents to a pint 81 v-if.L-
na1eL OF II preferred. to a half pInt
eacn or water and bay rum. NTir
nv ouenly and your hair grower Is
ready @ apply To should Be used
1872 a-y without fan and geuer-
o1sig. soon All thin spots vii al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Invitations play no little part IN
the success OF the greatest event Of
your life. We are prepared to assist
YOU with the most approved forms
and latest styles in engraved invita-
tons. Cali or write for samples
Prompt man service.
Fl Paso Printing Co
los west Main St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Your friends Invariably grab up
your collection Of kodak views when
they visit you why not proceed on
a business plan and have a collection
near-perfect2 It's easy good kodak,
proper Instructions, correct finishing.
Gnmdarn Does It-NeNt the WieVam.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

s. that most people
use soap and weak
shampoos on their
hair. which fan 70
entirely remove the
nlmF accumulations
on the hair and
scalp. BY diszoiT-
ing q telspoonful Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Nothing enlivens a trip like a ko-
OAK. II it's a trip worth while you
want 10 remember it, The kodak
keeps 10 vivid for years Make sure
that you get pictures that VIII not
fade By taking your films 20 the
SMITHS PHOTO SHOP
Scott White Drug Store Mills HldE.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
RgTe LggEsssr soofttsa
~ So
Old Etyls funPlets- RcofiesA

Eook at these Two plates and use
vour own reasoning. The rooflesa
las Euctions or both sides ~, soft
rubber next 60 sore gums Designed
70 Be put in Immediately after ez-
traction. Il does not touch fhe
bard hone IN the roof Of the mouth,
therefore. It settles with the gums
and makes its own bed No full
roof plate can compare with the flt
Of tbs plate, as It settles into its
bad. lighter, more tongue roons
clearer speech
Dr.. Williams has been making tins
plate for ten years, and Is thor
snghIv familiar with its constrae-
ton. Made only By Us in Fl Paso.
NOTE OUR LOWEST PRICES
Fun Plates ..---.-----.-.-..slo up
Gold Gowns Cbsst mads) .,-----.ss
Bridge work. per tooth. y-.---- IS
Filings ..----t-...-.--'-- .'-t- up
All classes Of dentistry At proper
tionats prices
LHOD WILLIAMS. M.D.,D.D.S.
painless Williams, The Peoples
Dentist
Cor. 81 Paao and san Antonio sta-
over American Nuffoual Bank.
across Street From Fnfra1ce Hotel
Del Eorre.
1one os4. Hours soc to 5sSl.
SUNDAY 70 u. Sat. Evenings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Homer Union Petroleum Co. Inc
stock 81 par Rio Grande OIL Elk
change. Il. T. McEenuey. Mgrs., 105
Texas street-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

The Club Mexicana de Ia Paz viii
give a reception and dance IN ~ erty
hail this evening in honor OF the rex
Jean boys who served in the world
war Camille Padilla viii make the
address Of welcome to the guests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
Prominent Young LordSburg People
Wed at Deming; Here For Honeymoon

home in Dallas, where AIr. Seatou's
business interests are located.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

rest OF the evening WIZ be devoted
TO dancing, lnter-pursed with vaude-
vile STUNTS and special entertainment
features.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
about El Pasoans.

AIRS. A n Robinson. who has been
III al Hotel Dieu, Is recovering
Twin daughters were born October 3
at Hotel Dieu TO Mr.. and Mrs Chester
Dunno. 1549 Epson avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

lace Bouquets OF violets and pink
roses held in Victorian lace paper
holders were carried by the members
OF the receiving line Two hundred
guests called during the receiving
hours
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Robert Page IS back from attending
the Adclub convention al New Orleans
and visiting his old home IN 3Iissis-
SINH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
F. r. Charles Joins
The Newman Forces
Well-knoEFn Fl Paso Young Man 20
ment CT Local Investment Company.
Manage Local Insurance De-
partmenf OF Local Invest

Mr. Fraser r Charles has returned
TO FL Paso from Houston. Texas TO
become manager OF the local insur-
ance deparlu Of Newman Invest
1ent company. 1lr. Charles has been
a resident OF Fl Paso for the past
fifteen years ard his entire experience
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

rHHERE Is one simple. safe ana
sure way thar never calls 70 -
"a q blackheads and thar Is 70
dissolve then
To DO this set about two ounce
81 neroxlu from any drug stors f5-
lt-y ceats-sprlukle a little On a
lut vet spQn8e-rub over the hT7rt--
laA-s --y--Wlsh the parts and
you WIZ De surprised how the blaci--
leals disappear. Big blacl-hsa4-
lttle 1lackleads. no natter v-hers
lley are. simply disappear. leavirr
ne paris without any marx what
ever hiacAneads are simply z mix
cure q aust and dirt and sacretlorz
IRON the body that form Ia rfe
pores OF the saiu-riuctinr anf
squeezing only cause Irritation
maze large pores. and do NOT 80
mem our after they become h--7
me neraNln leaves the pores re-
-l4 ciean and In their natural con-
lltion- anyone troubled with tfers
unsiEltly hlamishes should ce-t7ir,7,-
Try THIS simple method
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04


MRS began playing golf Algonquin Country club at St
IA Louis Mo- 1909 remained St Louis until 1912 when
Philadelphia, Penn,
playing MEMBERS winning
championship Philadelphia
compete Gsom against selected teams New
the Merton Da7ds Golf
Ethel Cn, daughter Of Mr Mrs Catn,
visiting
while
a tIip Sweden.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

there were further touches Of silver
ribbons about the costume Mrs. H.
@. Wright wore a graceful frock of
white lace and georget crepe. Mrs.
Dales gown was Of black lace COM
bined with black crepe de chine and
Mrs. Hostetter was costumed IN white
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

has been n the iliFurance business.
re was formerly employed By Jas Z.
MARI d Company During the years
1910. 1al and 1918 he was with Davis
Brothers, having been manager OF
their insurance department. 1T the
time they sold out their business. he
comes back TO Fl Paso after having
rounded out his experience as special
cent r-H fnrf r4-T wf-r Crnvens d
Cage. who are large general Insurance
managers for the STATE OF Texas al
Hcustcn.-AGr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

II your druEriEt cannot r---r-
you with the nrffcle1 r1e- 45,...,'s
sane VIII De sent By ihe Cor-r-
t1arl1aeal Co. 6ea Thouraoa H75--
Chlieasos en- receipt % Price, po-f-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
Lily Complexion in Few Days-HOw
To Grow Hair Fast and Beautiful

up with new, vigorous hair-sprouts.
ana there VIII be no more Wisps OF
hair on your comb after brushing
your hair Every woman should try
this simple yet remarkable remedy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-07
YARN DEMAND CONTINUES
Conditions in Textiles Satisfactory.
Knitting Lines Especially Good

t..s.n Tn nNsVE NI
'onu''io"s ""'""E manufacturers vi
textile products are satisfactory, ac-
cording TO the weekly review Of trade
for the phiIodelphio district nv II. G.
Drn & 90
M, -, r. ...-.... :. -,
ihc u'Ihanu lor col'on Nurhs IL "'l'
sustained. The new high prices are still
firm and dealers are anticipating still
bi,bor nr;cos Tho l,itt;ro li,cs oro
ns,,n,,ioii,, ronJ No., ;s L;oi ,nl l.,
dor,o,J '' e'''' "' ~
TraJc bos hoo, ccroro,,, o,;ct o,,,o,c,
ba roto;tors of dr,. ,aajs 'non's n,S
woncn's furnishings. the stores bcing
well stocked
Continuing. thc review goes on to
sny:
Manufacturers of cloaks nnd suits
rcnort business uuipt. Collections are
tardy.
shirt manufacturers are we'll sold
nm and sny they are nxncricnrinr diff
iculty TO get sufficient supplies TO fill
their orders and nrc also unobl, 70
nbtoin sufficient holm to RIM thcir nlonts =
to full ronncitv.
"NIonufocturcrs of mems and boys'
clothing are well sold nm. Thcy rerort
u scarcity of merchandise with princs
bigh
sSbirtvoist manufacturers bavn had
y satisfactory sonson. although business
w.;tb thcm NJ nrnscnt is inclined tn hr
o,iot
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-07
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Nov. THE foreign ex-
change market opened steady with mod
crate improvements in rates for ster-
ling and marks Sterling was quoted
ut 4.16 for demand and 4.16M for
cables, aud marks cables 'at 2.02 and
checks at go. Ruble currency sold
at LOO for 5OOs and $40 for zoos.
Other quotations were:
Franc cables n.D4. checks S.96 lire
cables II .OS. checks lilo: Swiss cables
5.52. checks 5.54; guilder cables
81 1916. checks 37M; Stockholm
cables 23.75. checks 23.60; Christiana
cables 30 so. checks 22.65; Copenhagen
cables 21.3O. checks 1.15; Belgian
cables SAB. checks S.45; mark cables
100, checks 2,0O; Austrian kronen
OF.
In the early afternoon. the, market
became easier all around. partly on
offerings of cotton bills and, to an ex-
tent. on speculative offerings. Demand
sterling shaded to 4,15l4 and cables to
4.16A. Francs went to 500 for cables
and S.07 for checks and lire to I'LL for
cables and H. 13 for checks. Marks re-
ceded to 2.S9 for cables and 2.S7 for
checks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-07

Local interests report sales of fouu-
dry iron as high as $50 per ton, Nomi
nal quotation is about S&3, 10, but lit
tie or no iron is TO be had at this
price Stocks of independent furnaces
have been rapidly decreasing and are
now unusually low even compared with
normal times.