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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-12-09

Let us do your house wiring and
have the job done right. We make a
speciality of this kind Of work. Hur-
ley Electric CO.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-12-09

Fancy Stationery and Holiday
Greeting cards at j. f. Sullivans.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-12-09

Eversharp pencils and Conklin
pens at Normalli & F'landrena.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-12-09

John Sherman, of Powell, was q
visitor here Thursday.
The best Books for Children for
sale at. +. Sullivans.
Eversharn nencilS and COnklin
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11

BERLIN cottage of rooms with ii5 acres of land House is completely modern. This property will be sold cheap. P. J. Mur- ray X Co, 325 Main St. Phone eosl-s
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11
EMPLOYMENT

GRINDERS and polishers for axe and knife work. New shop, modern equipment Running full time Good pay. Cheap rents or board. Apply The Collins Company, Colinsville, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11

PLALNVILLE-Three family house 5-5-5 with improvements Good location, four extra lots Owner anxious to sell. What will you offer? Yields s720 per year. Rob- ert R. White, Real Estate, 23b Main St.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11
Dressmaking and Millinery

HEMsTTTCHING. plain picot edge, zis rag curves and dressmakinE. Personal atton- ton. Mile. Blanchette. 13l Main St. Tel ephune 366b.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11

MECHANICS AND HELPERS WANTED PERMANENT POSITIONS ARE OPEN AT THE FOLLOWING RATES, Au. THORIzED BY THE UNITED STATES RAILROAD LABOR BOARD: Machinists ............... 70c per hour Boilermakers ......,..... '' Blacksmiths ,,,.......... Sheet Metal Workers ... Electrical Workers .,..,.. Power House Switchboard
 Operators ,,,......o.. Power House Electricians Machinist Helpers ....... 47c per hour Boilermaker Helpers ..... Y" Blacksmith Helpers ....,. Sheet Metal Workers Help
 CTS .,.t.,....,.'t..., 7, Electrical Workers Helpers Car Repairers and In-
 spectors .........,... e3c per hour APPLY 800 A. M. TO 500 P. M, to J. J. sNAvELEY, SUPERINTENDENT, N. r. N. H. & H. R. R. CO, PASSENGER STA TON, WATERBURY, CONN. OR c. A. MITCHELL, SUPERINTENDENT. PAS SINGER STATION. HARTFORD, CONN.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11
LINEMEN WANTED

POSITIONS ARE OFFERED COMPETENT LINEMEN, WHOSE WORK IS SATISFACTORY. IN THE MAINTE- NANCE AND REcoNsTRUCTION OF TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL LINES. AT WAGES AWARDED BY THE UNITED STATES RAILROAD LABOR BOARD SUCH MEN ARE WANTED TO TAKE THE PLACES OF THOSE NOW ON STRIKE AGAINST THIS AWARD NO MAN WHO HAS LEFT OUR SERVICE ON STRIKE WILL BE RE-EMPLOYED EXCEPT AS A NEW MAN. IF RE-EM- PLoYED AT ALL. AND NO QUALIFIED MAN NOW OR HEREAFTER EN- PLoYED, WHO DESIRES TO REMAIN IN OUR SERVICE. WILL BE DIs. PLACED TO MAKE ROOM FOR RE- TURNING STRIKERS. FOR STEADY WORK AT GOOD WAGES APPLY 500 A. M TO soo P. M. TO c. A. MITCHELL sUPERINTENDENT, N. T., N. H. H. R. R., UNION STATION. HARTFORD CONN.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11
Dyeing and Cleaning

and dyeing ts our exclusive bus mess. Garments of all descriptions: draperies. portieres. curtalnJ cleaned or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed New Brit ain Dry Cleaning Corp. ss ". Main St. Phone l323-3
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11

PLAINVILLE-Six room house, all modern improvements, hot water heat Brick garage. Centrally located. The John Cooke Co, : Hough St., Plainvile.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11

REAL USED CAR BARGAINs- 1921 Studebaksr sedan. 1880 etudsbaksf.
 1917 Maxweli touring. 1890 Maxwell touring. 1920 Oakland sedan 1921 Overland.
 Cadillac T pass. touring. Mercer 1 pass. touring. 1929 Cleveland sedan. THE HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. Phone 2lo9. l3e Arch St. Open Sundays and Evenings.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11

NOTORCYCLE--A real honest to- goodness bargain. My own Harley-Davldson 1920 sport model electrically equipped; also speedometer and ammeter. fully guaran- teed Ridden by one but myself and only 45o0 miles. will take $l76 cash or S1s5 terms T. L. Monier at Moner Bros, Sporting Goods Store, 3S Main St.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11
Real Estate-WanteC

WANTED to buy a house In the vicinity of d schoolhouse. Address Box 4wH, Hers aid Office.
Evening journal., 1922-04-07
BIRTHDAY CAKES

fruit. 1 lemon. IL cups confec-
toner's sugar. boiling milk.
Stone and chop raisins. Cut citron
pieces. Blanch and shred almonds.
Use any kind Of orystalized fruits
and cut in small pieces.
Sprinkle over the fruit the Juice
Of tho lemon. Add sifted sugar.
Heat milk to the boiling point, but
do not let bubble. stir enough milk
into the fruit and sugar TO make a
paste that win spread.
A few grains OF salt sifted with
the sugar will bring out the frui.
fiavors to better advan. ase
Boiled Icing for Top and Sides of
Cake.
one and one-half cups granulated
sugar, Ia cup water. egg (whlte) .
teaspoon vanilla, dessertspoon
cold water lis teaspoonful cream of
tartar.
Mix sugar and cream OF tartar.
Add water and stir well. Put over
the fire and bring to the boiling
point. skim. While the slrup is
reaching the boiling point beat the
egg white and dessertspoonful of
cold water with a wire whislk till
stim.
Let the sirup boil one minute and
beat about three tablespoonfuls OF
II into the whites Return sirup to
the fire and continue beating egg.
Boil and add the sirup, little by
Evening journal., 1922-04-07
Ask For
Standard
Advertised
Trade
Marked
Goods

II there Is birthday In your fam
fly why not celebrate the occasion
with birthday cake with candles?
After a plain family dinner big
cake all ablaze with candles makes
a party and whether Johnny be 8
or so his eyes will pop and he'll
love It.
The cake itself may be as simple
as one prefers. but the frosting must
be thick and the candles just right
-as to number with one ito grow on"
Get the non-drip candles so the
frosting may be enjoyed to the full
Birthday Cake
one cup butter. 2ik cups sugar.
y cup milk. Il cups sifted -four. ?
teaspoons baking powder. 5 eggs
(whites). teaspoons vanilla
Beat butter 10 cream and grad
uaily beat in sugar. Sift -four and
then measure. Add baking powder
and sift again
Add flour to first mixture alter
nately with milk. Add vanilla and
whites OF eggs beaten till stiff and
dry. Bake in two long layer cake
pans or three round ones. Bake 20
to 25 minutes In a moderate oven.
Remove from pans and put together
with tutu frutti frosting and cover
with boiled icing.
Tutu Fruit FILLING.
One-half pound raisins. IA pound
citron. IA pound figs. IA pound
almonds. l-2 pound crystallzed
Evening journal., 1922-04-07

fore adding shortening, milk and
egg.
Mint sauce is delicious served
with chocolate ice cream.
A delicious gelatine loaf may be
made with salmon and rice.
Strips OF broiled bacon are good
served with baked bananas.
Curried rice should he served in a
border of carrots and peas.
Boiled bean pulp makes a good
crust for a meat or vegetable pie.
The paint brush should be kept
soft in turpentine between usings.
If you get a grease spot on your
spat, rub 1t with lard. wipe off and
wash.
A good combination vegetable is
Evening journal., 1922-04-07

peas and asparagus tips served in
cream.
To clean a small rug lay It face
down and beat with a flexible rattan
beater.
Beans should be soaked for eight
or twelve hours in water before they
are cooked.
Army bacon tins may be used for
steamed or frozen desserts. The lids
fit securely.
onion rings are good busted with
-four, seasoned, fried in deep fat and
well drained.
Rub soiled places on the rugs with
ammonia. If the color fades. apply
chloroform.
The Japanese sauce made from
the black soy bean is excellent for
Evening journal., 1922-04-07

fiavoring gravies
The well-beaten yolk OF an egg
should be added to baked-bean soup
just before serving.
A lump of camphor placed near
silverware that is not in use will
prevent it from furnishing.
If ashes are allowed to accumu-
late in the fireplace they will burn
the feet off the andirons.
Evening journal., 1922-04-07

litu. beating constantly, but being
very careful not to stir the sirup as
It is added.
The last OF the sirup to be added
should be thick. Frosting made this
way does not sugar" when it sets
on the cake. When the frosting is
firm on the cake put the candle
holder on 1t in rows carefully spaced.
Put the candles in the holders
and light just before sending to the
table. Add the vanilla after all the
sirup is in the egg white.
Copyright, 1922. NEA Service)
Evening journal., 1922-04-07

HOUSEHOLD NOTES.
Biscuits will be lighter II the dry
ingredients are sifted together be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
C0RLEY COMPANY HAS. /
OBTAINED ALL STOCK
Little Crippled at All by Con-,
flagration Which Swept
-, ~.
Away Everything.

Miraculous as IL may seem thes
j. q. Corley Company, only few
days following the fire which swent
away almost its complete stock. is
operating again with everything that
1t formerly carried. Ny Tuesday
Frank Ccrlcy stated yesterday. "
complete stock of records aud every
thing else that Is needed for doing 2
business. will be ON hand. Tho
records, an entire carload OF them.
are already on side track ready Z,
for unloading as soon as tho com
pany can get contractors TO make a
place for them. art. :,
Saturday the temporary quartpts otr
the company in the old Thaihimcr To-
cation on Broad Street were crowded.
The interior has been completely re-
decorated and every model vIctrola
and piano that Is in the catalogue
is ON hand. The months records
were offered to the public Saturday,,
and althouah the building had 10 be
redecoratcd. the heating system fixed
and the lighting rearranged.' the
building was attractively decorated
and business went on at a normal
scale. Hiit@' 'r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
TWO GREAT ASSOCIATIONS
WILL MEET At ONE TIME
Influential Organizations Con.
vening for Greater Ser.
vice 10 Consumers.
INVITED ny w. #. DAnNnY
Atlantic City Convention Determined
TO Investigate in Order to rrOdu &C
Better Results md Fay Alteration
to Needs of Purchaser.

Tho American Hardware Mnnufac-
turcrs Association. one OF the strpng-
est and most influential organizations
In tho United States. VIII hold its an
nual convention In Richmond in
conjunction with the National Retail
hero last night. Tho selection of
Richmond as tho convention city has
been kept secret since the conven-
ton OF tho manufacturers October Is
In Atlantic City. at which time Will
liam 7. Dabney. business manager Of
the Richmond Chamber Of Commerce.
and Thomas Il. Howell. secretary Of
the Virginia Retail Hardware Deal
srs' Asrociation. invited the manu-
facturcrs To meet in Richmond.
According TO All Information which
can be obtained on the convention.
the two meetings VIII be held hero
next fan AS a direct result of rcsoiu-
lions OF both organizations for bet
ter nervicc to tho public. Resolu-
t!ons adopted by tho manufacturers'
association appointing q CO m mittec OF
three TO study tho best method Of
distribution and distribution costs
and make recommendations at the
convention hero in the fall. The
resolutions called for better service
10 the consumer through established
journinE. the wholesalers sooE ac-
ton looking 10 the establishment OF
a bureau of buriness efficiency. the
purpose Of which viii be to assist the
retail customers 10 become better
merchants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
FEATURE IN DISTRICT
RISE IN COTTON PRICE
Federal Reserve Bank Issues
Statement Showing Dcvcl-
opment in Business.

The steady and substantial rise
In cotton prices" was tn. f.atur. of
business in the Fifth Federal Re
serve District during the last month
according 10 report which was is
sued yesterday b. the Federal Re
serve Board here. The report shows
an optimistic condition. and follows
The outstanding development in
business circles in the Fifth reserve
district during October and early No.
Eemoer was the steady ana substan-
tiai rise ia cotton prices. the spot
quotations In the two Carolinas adj
NahcihS from an average of 2O.SS
cents per pound during the first week
IN October. to $3.50 cents per mound
during tho week ending November
Al. gain OF approximately SIS a
oaic IN SIN weeks. Tobacco prices
have also moved upwardf and aver.
aged saV.il per 100 pounds for bright
leaf on Virginia markets during De-
iober. The influence OF tho improve
m"nt In the farmers position In re-
Elected In PRACTICAL 'yevcry line of
commcrc" aud industry In the dis
trict. ana while II cannot be said that
conditions are normal. IL is clear that
distinct progress toward ad sound
and safe volume OF trade Is being
made
Reports received from member
banks show that the majority of
them are emerging from the toils
in which they became involved by
conditions arising out of the war. and
are now i'm IRsition 10 care for their
customers needs without excessive
strain. Increases In both demand
and time deposits show healthy
bettcrment In the economic status OF
the banking public. and increased
debts to individual accounts reflect
growing volume OF business trans
actions. BUSINESS failures i'm the
NTH district numbered nincty-onc In
October. compared with 100 during
the same month last year Labor Is
almost normally employed. and wages
no longer show declining tendency
Coal is bcinS produced in sufficient
quantities to meet current needs.
and transportation facilities are
gradually catching up with the de-
mand for cars. Fifth district textile
mills are leading the country in the
number OF actual spindle hours. aud
tobacco factories are operating fun
time Building operations continue
10 break records Tor this season OF
: he year. and retailers and whole.
Halers are sharing in the generally
trade activities Reports
from many sources indicate that the
fall marketing OF crops is distinctly
improving the credit situation. ana
are becoming better |
throughout the district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

by side. with sprinkiing OF the
Japanese product. The German dolls
were undoubtedly far the prctticst.
better made and dressed. than any
others. The Japanese compare
farorably with them In some In :
stances. hut cannot compare In
price. The Japanese product wa,
characterized as dropping out. Tho
American doll surpassed al! tho
others in mechanical clevcrness and
the American character dolls wcr,
far superior.
Among the new German toys this
year are many clever ones. a do.
which turns somersaults IL one that
is being featured. figure repre-
sentinE Satan. which does daily
dozen. is another clever one. Other
interesting toys arc on the marker,
Development In tho velocipedc was
marked and the prices different
than last year. Geographical lotto
Is another clever and Instructive lnv
placed on the market Indoor rnir
with three holes. two sticks ana
three balls, is a novelty. The usual
most OF toys that have made good In
the past are present The call for
machine guns. toy airpIancs. tanks
etc. Is small this yea. The chill
dren know that the was * over ana
they. like their parents. have tired
OF IT., one retailer said.
10y motion picture machines. and
number of other novelties may he
seen at new low-pricc levels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
HARDWARE MANUFACTURES AND RETAILER COMING HERT
INDOOR GOLF, MANY NOVELTIES
ON TOY MARKETS IN RICHMOND
Surprising Lack of Foreignade Toys in the Local Re-
tail Establishments-Im Goods
Pointed To With Pride.

Richmonders shopping for novel
gifts for 'li..lc friends will ind hum
dreds OF novelties on the market
this year. which have never been
oHered to the public before. They
consist OF scores of toys anf new and
unusual patterns. some firm Ger
many. few firm France. Japan con-
tributinS. but with America leading
TO n great extent. both in volum.
and popularity of the goods offered.
The improvement which has. been
made In the American product has
brought the fpme- manufactured ar
ticic into the limeiight
Speaking strictly Of toy sales. to
GATE, they have been fair. with mer-
chants expecting larger volume or
busineSs the weeks go on. One de-
partment sire. with a toy depar,-
ment. pronounced business NOR,
than excellent. with AmerIcan-made
goods leading
Novelty dolls have been deveIoped
by the American manufacturer. TO
u great extent during the last year.
iheE are excellent products. thu
merchants think, and are Keeling
raster than any others on the mar.
ket. This is especially SO of the
walking and talking" varieties. A
sood comparison. the best which
could be found in tn. city, was that
In the toy department Of a store ON
East Broad street. Here the Amer.
can ana German product stood side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
PRIVATE MONEY NOW
ISSUED IN GERMANY

BERLIN, Dec. 2.-Private interests
In Germany now are making their
own money. And 1t Is not counter
felt, either.
The shortage of official paper
money. caused by the recent strike
in the government printing Offices
and the rapid depreciation OF tho
paper mark made II necessary as a
means OF creating some form OF cur
rency.
IS n result, large manufactures
and other organizations, employing
thousands OF workers, are issuing
private money bills on large scale
This money. which they are print
Ing Themselves. they are handing
out to workers In lieu of paper
marks. together with printed
statement that these money vouch-
crs VIII be honored by their bank
ing connections and that II Is as
good money MS that issued by the
government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
LONDON MAY GET WORLD
CONGRESS OF RETAILERS

LONDON. Dec. AN International
congress OF retailers will he the next
step of the Incorporated Association
OF Retail Distributors OF Great
Britain In it's effort TO form a league
of nations among the merchants OF
tho world.
Plans are not yet complete, hut il
is expected that before long the as
ISOLATION will send out the invita-
tons to n congress here early next
year. II is understood that the
Prime Minister. Bonar Law. Will be
asked 10 preside over the first days
meeting.
The British association holds that
an ideal condition would be closer
cooperation OF business men, hav-
ing the same interests, throughout
the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
GEHLE DISCUSSES EXPANSION
OF BUSINESS THROUGHOUT u. S.
Nationally Known Financial Head Talks Abou, Out
look Following Recovery From Era of Depression
U. S. Is Brightest Economic Spot

What Is the meaning OF this
wave OF financial expansion
among big business houses
throughout the nation? The an
swer To this question is given
IN the following article by Fred
erick w. Gchie. one OF the
younger set" in New York's n
nancial district. who recently
mas been made vice president Of
the Mechanics and Metals Ma
iional Bank of New York. "Busi-
ness" recently has been paying
close attention to what Mr..
Gehlc has had to say in regard
I" both world and domestic con-
ditlons.
By Frederick w. GchIc.
Nice-presiGcnt Mechanics and Metals
National Bank az New York.
The United States is today Tn,
brightest economic spot on the MAJ
81 tn" world. because II is re.
sourceful and se!f-cunta!ned. be.
cause 1t was the least damaged OF
the great nations during the war
and because II has a vast oppor.
tunity within itself for develop.
ment and expansion. optimism re.
gardinE this country bears u mark I'd
contrast with the pessimism regard.
nc 'pH'i lcS dOEOau.
], Is on tho strength OF this on.
timism that industrial organizations
In every part OF the country arc
planning at the moment a!onl. con-
structive lines. And il liz on tn.
strength of this optimism that VIC
near OF ambitious plans for new n.
hAncinS on large scale whether
al! that we now hear means that VIC
ar" at the beginning of an era OF
expansion on pronounced lines is
Still TO be determined There re.
main enough economic lesacic. from
the war to make one hesitate tn
prophcSy with respect to the imue
diate with any degree Of assurance.
The experience of detlation through
which We recently passed restored
the country TO condition OF eco
homic health. which is favorable in
expansion. and were the affairs Of
european countries. which are n,,r
principal customers in the expor,
trauc. progressing rapidly to a prop-
er solution. one could be extremely
optimistic regarding all that is go
ing on.
Trade and financial disIocatfnps
abroad are 50 great. and the futur.
Is 5" frausht with difficulties. that
foreign conditions must 20 on cx
crossing restraint on our econom!..
structure aud act as AN effective
hraS on our foreign commerce. New
'r,ho!cSs. the facts of the present
situation arc not To be gainsaid. and
these facts together are bringing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
WITH THE TRADE
PERSONAL, but Not Confidential

I ieileVc the postal officials o. III. ad
ueu load of this business during the
Nhristmas rush which wifi st,rt In
ABOUT ten days. and gives the public
Ten Gays more in which To shop.
Leather goods are proving popu-
ia' lhls year. according 10 Gill and
people are choosing leather for their
,hrlstnias gifts. and tn. firm mas
iound II beneficial 10 cater TO this
demand '"'a
The Broad Street Bank, OF which
oscar T.. Parrish is president. is
p'"nhiiE an innovation. through The
cstabishnien; OF an office In the Mil
itr & Rhoads store This Office WON'T,
AID materially in handling business
checks. aud taa.ng care Of awkward
situations arising out OF the trans
actions OF the large Embellishments
This. however. will not be done fnr
come time, probably not before Inc
new part of the store is opened for
business.
The Broad Street Banks building
plans VIII not call for abandonment,
"f lis building while construction
Work IL under way While con,r,c
~ i al u puSN WORRYING IN ha e.
OF the structure the opposite half of
me building quarters viii he undis
turbed, thin partition separates tho
bank from the contractors.
the western Union Telegraph Com.
pany In Richmond announced this
morning that the company has re-
established it's old Weekend cabl.
letter service, familiar To business
men before the World War. The SER
vice cuts costs to a quarter OF tho
regular rate. The company anno,inc-
ed organization OF cable code dc
partment free TO users of the com
pany's service.
The Hassl.r Sales Agency. Inc.
ranking second in sales of an
agencies in the United States. is
sending it, entire force 10 the an
nual salesmens convention in In
dianapolis. The force left yesterday.
The Mems Fashion shop Inc. Of
Richmond with a maximum cnpital
ization az $4,000. and with Char. :
Scher named "a president. was incor-
porated by the State Corporation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
nancial adjustments which are beinsSI
made, transferring SURPRISES to, eap-,l,,
ital accounts.

Cooperation and organization
have been pillars upon which the
industrial system OF the ,Unitad VI
States has expanded. and combipa7g,,
tions Of large capita! have sucGsodedr
in lowering tho cost of productions
and facilitating distribution to .suchr
a point that the individual coRspIn-.
ers have protited far more than .un-sSs
der the old system and independently -
Industrial units. There is a fpoint,y
beyond which concentration cannot
so: moreover, concentration lmplieS.,e
In every instance proper supervision-
and regulation. But We may eNpoci
to sec further concentration. which,
will react directly in the interest .-of
tho ultimate consumer. bringing,
about a lowering OF living and gEea,-,,or
er comfort to the masses. ,--a..S.1