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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24

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COLONIAL BUNGALOW HiGh and cool.
~ rooms including breakfast room /.
iuIl front living room. oak floors wide
cove mouidinEe; tuilt.in cabinets. Iron.
ius board and bookcases; tile bath
with recess tub cedar lined closets
basement roughcd In fDr furnace. the
interior finish ana decorations ara ex.
lnninl type with concrete tile porch
artistic thntch roof. garage and drive.
heautlfu, east front lot on pavement !,
In one ~ the highsat prettte-t ryHirictod
locations on southeast slide Price s. 800
with 'ibOo cash. Call cedar 1891
EXTRA NICE, b-room modern bungalow ,
phN Inntst butt In Kitchen cabinets
Wy 't,lif"eii's m'nteii ! have urice
down, $500. balance in monthly pay.
m,nis 81 &e5 including all interest
EAST SIDE 6.room bungalow. lust com
pl'icdi nice mAntoii oak floors
hr'ughout built-u feature base.
mnIiH' ,pnsIo utn"geCc; an idcnl home for
~" fcni CuU Hudson. Usage 5Dtl.
Whiicsidc q whitcsid-
FOR QUICK sALE--fg.bOO. with $3.50
,"Hn '-o per month. puts Nuu In iW.
mediate possession ~ a nobby i-roou
brick piers: large living ronu: twn nioe
porrh"s. large. level lots south front. iu
a very nice location. Call orage $3.50
foH SALE or TRADE-Fiyc.tuum mod.
ctn bungalow, close tn; basement and
garage. Price $500. or Will trade tor
corner lot not too far out i it ion.
ninss. aoe Mayo iidG nsagc sass.
ron sAi.E--ny owner. cast second
street broom, modern bungalow and
garage; $500. with tcrmz Osags
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FOR SALE-By ownor; IdiDluinr
hroadmuor addition; new 5-toom and
breakfast room, bungalow. hardwood
tloors and all convTniences, s-cat ga
rage well ~ water, a bargain a.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24
Real Estate
SUMMER BARGAIN

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24
BUSINESS
LOCATION
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COLONIAL HOME

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24
"owN YOUR HOME"

SPLENDID bungaiOw; east fT0ntI eight
large rooms; newly decorated; closets !;
mantel: sleeping porch, garage, Herv-
ants quarters, chicken yard fruit and
shade trees, near school, church, car
i7.b00i $3.50 cash. Otage 6677.
SOUTH ELdIN APARTMENT = Nicely
furnished. doing a nice business; good
lease; owner leaving town and viii
trade for a modern oOttsge or dupleT IN
Tulsa. Cell Mr. Harrison ct Osage
glf7,
STOP THAT RENT-l250 eash puts you
In immediate possession Of Gobby. 4.
room cottage; frame; plasterod. painted
and decorated; elOse-in location; oon-
yenient to school, car line and lltney;
don't overlook this but call Cedar az,
Evening star., 1922-02-12
FOE RENr-HousEs

tfvE-R06M BUNGALOW. NEW. CLEAN.
well furnished: oil modern conyeniences; ON
car line, Tkona Park; from March to June.
possibly longer. Phone Columbia 8S7.
5-KO0M FRAME; NICE FkONT AND BACK
yard; rent. tls. party buying furniture subject
approval Of owner. 2s01 Sherman ave. NV.
10-K60N MODERN. FUKNIsHED HOCSE,
with baths: near Dupont Circle; for rent at
500 per month; long lease rooms are all
hiled with roomefs. This house is neatly fur
nished. not too expensive. and 1t win be
necessary for the renter to buy the furniture
at about half price to secure this BEAUTIFUL
home In Q hne residential section. This is .
bargain. Address Boz HID. star once:
GROOM HOME, MODERATELY FURNISHED;
furnace heat; immediate possession; $50 mo.
Call any time, 1905 Montello ave: ne:
CLARENDON. vA.--e RMS. B., GARAGE;
near elect. cars: SOS per month. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 1907 N. 7. ave. Main il00:
18th 81. (NR. DUPONT C1RCLE)-AT-
tractive 10 rms, . b.; side garden; immed.
poss.; moderate rental. LOUIS p. SHOE.
MAKER, 1407 N. Y. ave. NV. Main 1188.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED; MODERN
eight rooms: excellent location. Phi. Col
12S0-J. 2630 18th Ct.
WILL. RENT NY own HOME. NICELY FUR.
nisl,ed. to . family Of adults. retaining one
room in part payment. 1900 Madison 1t. NV.
Phone Adams $50. IL
Evening star., 1922-02-12
hone OWNERsHIP.
5000 HOMES

HOME OwNERsHIP.
5000 HOMES
ANY price can be arranged for future delivery
TO be built and bought with cash.
L 81 MONTHLY
In entire cost for each 81 900 used. Nothing
like our cooperative plan. No interest, hBes
nor penalties. Call or write for full Par
- Trustees Agency,
2O7 NAehdnisfs bldg, Is
-. washington, p. O.
3ig .pay 1oI oeelcisnn al Hl1eatota>- q
Evening star., 1922-02-12
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

18th lsT. sKYscRAPRH; MAHoaANY:FuR.
niahed top floor front suite; monthly or Lease;
win sell out Address Boz 9l-A. star once.
Av1ILABLE MARCH i5; DEsikAIBLE ..,t or
near i7th; eonvenisnt 70 government depart, r.,
sarsser 'na phons FRANK
H0Ns. Main 2l9, Q. call go Southern bldG.
SUITE OF OFFICES FURNI-
tsss i1th .Sns a. aw
8 COMMUNICATING ROOMS OVER 2slz l4th
ST.: rent reasonable: suitable for business
ONCE. inquire Of cashier. 2sl0 14th NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION;
Entire ire, Eighth Flo1r snd MsI592ne or
The sAhE'sasa sss strset s!aD NV.
heat. n elevator and and ssntor Service, There aTs
also a few single rooms and small suites yet
available t; A. Fea;Gn1Sls sM,T Ffptsis esniMpASY
i414.i41s Eye street NV.
Temporary Location.
FIRST FLOOR. 1904 18th ST.
Second Second ssss ssF 1sss 1sss Conn Conn., ave-
firo First second. s third % and fourth doors. Iass
RANDALL ifnhi Il. hAGNER KS eco.
G ST. NEAR THE CITY CLuB-oNE-HALF
md door and entire srd oor suitable 81 o for sub
SHANNON / LUcHs.
713 18th At. Main 234S:
1907 H ST. NV.
Two large rooms. suitable for doctor. real
estate, or printer. Rent only $35 per month.
7I3 I4t6 ST. NV ROOMS on Bird FLOOR; |;
h-w.h. and electricity: $50 month.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
71s 18th st. NV, Main 2345
FOR RENT-McKIM BLDG. 1871 ST. NV.
Very desirable ONCE rooms, single or ensuits.
Two large rooms about sod square feet
each; all in frst-class condition: rent reason
| able. A. c. WILEY 7lS Evans bldg. Main
Evening star., 1922-02-12

Strout Farm Bargains
$500 GETS SECURITY" FARM,
HORSE. POULTRY, cow AND
calf, tools. potatoes. beans. oats. fodder etc.
included: 4s acres on mail road close live
R: 4: town; heavy cropping. losmy tillaEe;
estimated timber when marketed to pay for
all; zoo apple trees. other fruit; comfortable
house; telephone: poultry house. etc. Owner
called away. $500 gets all: only $500 needed !;
easy terms. Details page "a. strouts cata-
logue.
2O0-ACRE FARM WITH
HORSES. CROPS, 20 CATTLE.
gas engine. potato digger. threshins machine,
full implsnents. hay. potatoes Included: in
prosperous dairy section. close village. advan-
tages; maehine-worked fields, spring g-watered
pasture; estimated 100000 It. timber: lots
fruit; GOOD 7-room house. 14-cow slate-roef
barn. silo. running water; stable. hay barn.
etc: Owner alone. sacrifices all $1,000: only
~ 300 down, easy terms. Details page 32,
illustrated catalogue LOO bargains. FREE.
STROCT FARM AGENCY. 1422-N. Land Title
bldg. philadelphia. Pa.
1s ACRES on SALT WATER; CUCKHOLDs
creek; miles from Rock Point: harbor on
Potomac; house. barn. a. 500: terms.
See me about new salt water front subdi-
vision on Potomac. on Maryland state road.
THEODORE r. MESK.
40 Bond bldg. Main 1884.
Evening star., 1922-02-12
FARMS
FOR SALE.

10 ACRES. 7-R0OM FRAME HOUSE: HOT
water heat, electricity and bath; Great Falls
line. Telephone Clarendon S0O-F-4.
PBCANS-O S-ORANGES-Sur biggest returns;
developed; cared for; easy terms. Dept. II.
Evening star., 1922-02-12
SUMNER HOMES.
WANTED-T0 RENT

WANTED-T0 RENT
BY MAR. i-UNFUR. GROOM HOUSE OR
buuxaiow; Mt. Pleasant, Saul's Addition or
Chevy Chase. Address Boz 163-D. Star ONCE. .
W1NTED-PAKTY 10 JOIN PARTY. HALF.
and half, in renting house; moderate. Ad-
dress Box 188.D. star once. 18e
8 OR 2 ROOM HOUSE, OR BROOM APT.
unfurnished; NV; NO children. Address Box
3D. star ONCE.
W1NTDD 10 RENT, A SIX OR SEVEN
room apartment or house. north Of Columbia
road; Immediate possession. Address Box Cd,
Star ONCE. IA
HOUSE OR BUNGALOW IN CITY OR
nearby suburb. Address Boz 168.D. Star
ONCE.
SMALL MODERN HOUSE: COUPLE ONLY:
early possession unnecessary; would advance
rentals; might sublet my apartment. Box
Sid4. station o.
CI.EVEI.AND PARK-WANTED. 1O-ROOM.
2bath, modern house; immediate Possession; ;
$50 per month rent; consider fufnished. Ad-
dress Boz 7S-D, Star ONCE.
UNFUKNISHED. FIVE OR SIX ROOMS AND
hath, or apartment: reasonable. Address Rox
TOD. star ofice.
F6KNfSHED, E8-KO0M HOUSE OR APT.
District or nearby; children; state price.
psrticulars. Address Box 2sl.C. star once.
UNTURNfsHED HOUSE. 3 Or ROOMS.
any Desirable section; rent feasonAhe. Ad-
dress Box ESQ. Star ONCE. i2s
ARMY OTFICER WANTS TO LEASE 8 Or
room unfurnished house in Chevy Chase. the
northwest section or Georgetown. Phone
Cleveland 025. IA
Evening star., 1922-02-12

LAKE GARFIELD, FLA,
PROFITS IN CITRUS CULTURE.
WITH NO SNOW OR COAL PROBLEMS,
Greatest orange and grapefruit section in
the world; high. rolling lands affording air
and water drainage; 200 #. above sea level;
near jet. All. Coast and seaboard Air lines;
cash or terms. Specisl-20 acres: u mile
front County road, SIS acre. 40 acres on Sur
veyor Lake: splendid grove and home site. For
information and free illustrated booklet. ad-
dress Box $500, Star Office
Evening star., 1922-02-12

SMALL IMPROVED FARM ON GOOD ROAD
within IL miles Washington; give full par
ticulars. Address Box S45-C, Star onice.
WANTED-HOUsE AND GROUND, SUIT
able for florist and trucking, near Washington; !;
good elevation; near cars: give full particu-
lara Address Box I'D. Star Office,
Evening star., 1922-02-12
ApARTMEN1s TO LET

AAHT4ENTS TV Lea
UNFURNISHEu-Co
APT; 2 ROOMS. BATH, KfTCHKNE1TE,
pSssh; s l., steam heat. electricity; AMI can
420 18th 81. N.W.-Tw0 LARGE ROOMS.
closets. kitchen. h.w.h.. phone.
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS
from one room, kitchen and
bath to six rooms and bath.
Located in some of the very best
buildings in Washington.
These apartments are avail
able under the Walker co-opera-
tive plan for less than rental
cost. Small cash payment and
balance in monthly payments
makes the apartment your very
own.
READ THIS LIST:
Rutland Courts,
1925 18TH St. NV.
One large room. kitchen. reception hall and
bath lovely front corner sPsrtmsnt time prss
payment % Of s44 10 eov.riss al charges. In
terest and payment on principal.
Two large rooms. reception hall, kitchen and
bath. Price, $500. Cash payment and $SS0
monthly.
Three rooms and bath. Price. $S,1A2.33.
Cash payment Of $3.50 and monthly payment
Two large and attractive rooms, kitchen.
reception hall and bath. corner .sgassment;;
monthly payment Of sS6.OS monthls.
The Stafford,
1880 Lanier Pl. NV.
Lovely apartment Of eve rooms. reception
bath porch ana as,S Rtes s'ss
The Hoyt,
1888 Belmont St. NV.
Very attractive apartment Of five large
rooms and bath: porch. $500 cash and only
$4983 monthly.
The Avondale.
1894 o St. NV.
Two large rooms. kitchen and bath. in this
exceptional building. closs to Dupont Circle.
Price, IS, ,75O. with 81. 500 cash and monthly
payments of $3.50. Now rented at 500 per
month until March l.
Beautiful apartment Of six large rooms.
reception hail. bath and porch. Large fireplace
and other features. Price, $12,500. Cash
payment and $l:S per month.
Also several one and two room
Evening star., 1922-02-12

POTOMAC HEIGHTS. D. C.-LOT 87k ESQ;
all improvements; $50 cash. Address Box
Evening star., 1922-02-12

s.ACRE POULTRY FARM. EQUIPPED.
AZ Seeks Corners. ~ miles Silver Spring
100 Ancona puNets. 4O6-esg incubator. brooder
ster: useful dwelling; watered with excellent
spring and stream; fertile soil: macadsm road
close to school and store: s.. 900; TERMS.
McIACHLES BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 4S2. Evenings. North 313.
Evening star., 1922-02-12

reception hall and bath, corner apartment.
Price. $500. Cash payment. $1,000, and
monthly payment Of $S6.O monthly.
Evening star., 1922-02-12

FURNIsHED-Nr. 18th and Church SITS. NV.
-S E. and b.; garage; electricity; Sis . mo.
N. D. RYoN CO., Inc. 1893 E ct. NV.
MODERN, CORNER HOME NEAR DUPONT
circle containing IL rooms and baths: hard
wood floors throughout; hot-water heat and
electricity: house In excellent condition; rea-
sonably priced.
o2o 18th st NV Franklin 6732.
Evening star., 1922-02-12
52-Acre Farm With Furniture,
Plaver-PianO Horses Cows

Player-PianO, Horses, Cows,
calf: poultry. vehicles. machinery. tools, hay.
fodder. potatoes. ETC.. included: surrounded
by money making orchards and prosperous
farmers: 2 miles hustling r. r. town. ready
stream-watered pasture. woodland; $50 apple.
50 peach trees other fruit; fine Groom house.
5 freplaces. good barn, poultry house. Owner
unable to operate; 5000 takes all: part cash
easy terms. Your inspection invited. Cata-
logue free. JOS. BURGART. shu1. Va.
ATTRACTIVE :-ACRB POULTRY FARM.
fenced; 10 minutes walk to trolley; 7-fooln
house: oak shade: fruit; garden: excellent poul-
try buildings. concrete 6oors throughout: terms.
g Il. HARRISON. 2. o. Riverdale, Nd.
II Y0U ARE SEEKING A COUNTRY RESI-
dence or farm. without with full equip
ment. we have q numbe. Of them within easy
correspond with us. telling us what you want
WIN. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
Phones N. 1016-1011. 1489 Z st. nv.
WE SELL BARGAIN FARMS. ND. AND VA
Poultry fruit, dairy, river-front farms.
Bayside homes, country business stands: LISTS
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 215 e NV. r. 27O2
10s
Evening star., 1922-02-12

LAMONT ST, 10 ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
garage.
Chevy Chase, 10 rooms. bath.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
78S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-02-12

WANTTD-IMMEDIATEL FROM q TO 20
hpildhg lots, in nv. q Pefworth ssctton.
wy - PERCY q. AusszIL Co,
Evening star., 1922-02-12
FOB SALE 0R EXCHANGE
WANTED-LOTS. .

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOE SMALL
farm-S-room brick; hot-water heat. OWNER
3ig0 N ut. NV. 16s
Evening star., 1922-02-12

Also several one and two room
and bath apartments available
on cash payments of $275 up,
and payments same as rent.
Ask any cooperative owner.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
sl3 18th st. NV Main 24SO.
Evening star., 1922-02-12

Near Wardman Park Inn.
10 rooms, 2 baths, h.-w.h., electricity: newly
decorated. Well suited for subrenting. For
sale, not for rent. but no cash payment re
quired. $lS2 monthly including all principal
and interest. Possession when desired. JOHN
Fl. WRIGHT, 921 18th st. Main 1897 OF
Cleveland x331,
Evening star., 1922-02-12

SEE ORR 'FURNIsHED" LIST
HOUSES.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, mo,
lOl0 VERMONT AVE. NV.
UNFURNISHED.
ATTRACTIVE SfX-RO0M HOUSE, IN PET
WORTH convenient car lines; AMI; will
lease one year or longer. Address Box 333-C.
Star once.
MODERN COUNTRY HOME, EIGHT ROOMS
and bath: furnace heat; electric lights. hot and
culd water: I've acres Of land; on car line In
Virginia. Price, 500 per mouth.
OWNER,
2SO6 r. l. ave- ne,
Evening star., 1922-02-12
FOR EXCHANGE

Chieago income property, valued from E26. .06N
to $500 600, with net income from S, 1000 to
500, 100 per year; also business blocks up to
r sale, chicago.
ABOUT $4,000 WORTH OF EXCEPTIONAL
building lots In 8 sections Of the city. county.
Bradley Hills and Virgins can be traded for
dence property; ans chance for builder. James
n. Carter & Co., 1S11 II Ut. NV, Main csc.
DENVER. oOLO.-7-RoOM HOUSE. VALUE
Ss.0oo, for WsshinGten suburban home or clear
Evening star., 1922-02-12
6 ROOMS: ONLY S3.o,o.

Splendid ostory home; Contains reception
gas for cooking; pantry; three large bedrooms /:
electric lights throughout. beautiful fixtures:
papered inside: lot 25xl15; property No. s
Grafton ave-. Clarendon. Va. (2nd house back
Of drug storel; owner occupant. Mr.. z. L.
Hoon; possession in one week. Only So. $50:
terms. $500 cash. $45 per month. includes
everything. Inspect any time. A cheap prop
The New York herald., 1922-12-27
SALES FOR EXPORT
SEND WHEAT HIGHER
Rise Helped by Hoover's Say
ing Countries Getting U. s.
Gold Will Benefit.

CHICAGO. Dec 26-Prospects OF i'm
proved export business tended to-day 20
give an upward tilt TO wheat values
Closing quotations were firm at the
same as Saturdays finish to l 1ac
higher with Many 81. 25A TO sl.25% and
July S1.l4iA to s1.14ss. Corn finished
unchanged to isc advance. oats isc to &c
decline to isc gain. and provisions up
from &c TO 20c.
Higher prices in wheat came after
word was received that according TO
Secretary Hoover an overflow of gold
from the United States was helping to
restore the buying power of countries
to which the gold Travelled. Earlier
there were intimations also that good
export business might De looked for to-
morrow when European markets re-
sumed activity after the Christmas
standstill. Estimates that 500,0
bushels had been bought to-day for
transatlantic shipment were likewise a
bullish influence.
Announcement that the United States
visible supply OF wheat showed an in
crease of only 52S,000 bushels for the
week, whereas a much larger gain had
been looked for. counted somewhat as
a handicap to bears. Throughout the
day. too, there was noticeable an abb
seHce OI dIy ut'iutu pi'rStic ~ SNi,
notwithstanding that primary receipts
over the Christmas holiday were about
the largest ever known, especially in
the Southwest.
Although big arrivals of corn here
had depressing effect at first on prices
for corn and oats, rally took place
later as result of wheat strength.
Provisions were strengthened by an
early upturn in the hog market and by
liberal export clearances Of lard.
CHICAGO PRICES
The New York herald., 1922-12-27
Tire Prices Point Upward.

Indications point to general increase
In automobile tire prices within the next
month. India Rubber ReUiep says
'"rhe increased costs upon which tho
companies which have made price adj
vances are universal. and il would seem
reasonable that the necessity which in
creased prices with these companies will
affect the entire industry. Crude rubber
has advanced more than 13 cents from
its low figure for the year. and at the
middle OF the month was being quoted
at % cents-i00 per cent. increase. The
price of tire fabric has firmed consider
ably and has shown a gradual advance
during the last few months. Costs OF
other materials have advanced and the
cost OF labor has not declined"
The New York herald., 1922-12-27
COTTON FUTURES
NEAR 27G. ABOUND
High Record Prices for Year,
as Buying Is Based on
Bullish Statistics.

A renewal of the buying movement
that characterized pre-Chr.stmas deal
ings on the New York Cotton Exchange
carried prices yesterday to new high
records for the year. Quotations were
boosted, So to SO points over Fridays
final bids and at the close showed
virtually all their gains. Faced by the
traditional decline in January operators
added to their long commitments. Con-
siderable profit taking was encountered
on the way up but made no impression
on values.
The influence of the Liverpool market
was lacking that exchange remained
closed. Shorts, however. were uneasy.
fearing some sort of sensational ad-
vance in the English market to-day.
On the whole. business was unusually
active for a session just after Christ
mas. There were times when the ring
presented an animated spectacle, with
numerous interests bidding vigorously
for contracts. The trade took a fair
volume of cotton in the Afternoon, the
January position. (which rose f3 points
to 1853 cents. reflectng this more than
any of the other options.
Advices from dry goods markets and
spot centers continued i'm the same
bulish strain. Various points in the
South reported a big demand for the
actual for export shipment after the
first of the year. Holders We're re-
ported offering little. Domestic cloth
and yarn markets were strong. 1t was
said that many mills refused to sell
ahead except at higher levels than
quoted Sentiment in most quarters of
the trade was predominantly bullish.
the strength of yesterdays market be-
ing regarded as quite natural and re-
Election of the bullish statistical posi-
tion.
The local spot market was quoted
90 points higher at $3.50 cents pound
for mddling. Delivery on local con-
tract was 1900 bales. The New Orleans
market was S points higher at 26.25
cents. Its sales were GAL bales.
The New York herald., 1922-12-27
Producing FAN Underwear.

Manufacturers of knitted underwear
are actively engaged in producing mer-
chandise for the fall season of 1928. A
substantial volume of orders from job
bers has been booked by statesmen,
though current demand is seasonally
quiet. Many statesmen are back from
the road. and little new business is ex.
pected by mills until after jobbers have
completed their annual inventory. Brisk
reordering of fall goods is anticipated
the latter part of next month, when
jobbers throughout the country will
gather for their annual convention to be
held at the Waldorf-Astoria
The New York herald., 1922-12-27
Hardware Prospects Good.

The year closes with the hardware
trade in better position than 1t was at
the end of 1921. says Hdrdicdre Age.
THE last half of the closing year was
characterized by an increasing demand
for hardware articles of all kinds. Both
wholesalers and retailers anticipate
strong and active buying during the first
part of the new year Future orders
already have been booked by whole-
salers for large quantities of spring
goods. Price advances are considered
likely by market authorities during the
first part of 1923. Shortages in some
lines are acute. At the present time
the hardware markets are comparatively
quiet, as wholesalers and retailers all
over the country are taking inventory"
The New York herald., 1922-12-27
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Wholesale Merchants Prepare
for Large Spring Business
From Retailers.

Wholesale merchants are now prepar.
ing for large spring business and are
displaying considerably more confidence
in this direction than in a number OF
years. Their assurance Is ascribed to
the surprisingly large holiday business
done by retailers throughout the coun-
try. Most retailers did not anticipate
such a great demand and for the most
part kept their purchases close to their
probable requirements so as TO avoid
having large quantities of merchandise
on hand at inventory time. The fact
that the consumer demand was we'll dis
tributed over an unusually wide range
OF merchandise betokens one of the
smallest carryovers for retailers. Sales
men will depart to cover the retail trade
after the New Year.
The New York herald., 1922-12-27
Spring Millinery Trade.

Wholesale mlliners face the coming
spring season with strong confidence
The heavy demand from consumers dur
ing the holiday season is believed to have
fairly absorbed the stocks on the shelves
of retailers, and merchants will be In
position TO purchase spring merchandise
on a liberal scale. 1t Is thought that
retailers will lay in a greater supply OF
the new seasons goods than formerly
in the belief that the buying impetus
given by the holidays will sustain active
purchasing during the early part of the
new year. Recognizing the desire for
novelties, many manufacturers have pre-
pared more varied lines than usual so
as to be in a position to satisfy large
initial spring demand.
The New York herald., 1922-12-27
Hosiery Trade Marking Time.

Hosiery mills do not expect any heavy
recorders for spring goods from jobbers
until the middle of January Jobbers
are busy taking stock. and a large num-
ber of them have signified their intention
TO withhold from further buying until
after their convention. which will be held
January IL to Is at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel. At this meeting they will come
in contact with merchants from all parts
Of the country, and may be able TO get
line on the trend of the market. Man.
ufacturers have enough orders on their
books to keep their factories going for
a while