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WEEKLY LONDON LETTER Now On Sale Ho Ro Co Famous Products stabulary and Corporate hosun Well Doer enemy.
and signature of The Workman Printery Dobarlllloan At all drusrists and dealers (PAIN ENEMY)
Dentist Howell Such popularity must be deserved (Continued from page 2)
between and o clock for Toco British Trade and Finance.
Lo spend the week cod and knew Regular Assortment of nothing about the tire util they were informed by the chauffeur that returned for them on Mo. Writing in July, a London correspondent states that day night.
the volume of foreign loans floated in the London markets Sergeant Boland, in this year has been the subject of a great deal of controBelmont SUCH AS versy in financial and economic circles and there has been an inclination to attribute to this cause the continued low of the Detective Office, made SLOAN LINIMENT level of sterling exchange.
investigations.
Tonics, Soaps, Vanishing Cream, This being the case, unusual Sittire.
interest attaches to statistics, compiled by The Economist, proof safe in which documents pains and aches than any were kept was recovereu from other known remedy: that is Salve, Talcum Powder, Asperine of the new capital flotations in London during the first six the debris on Tuesday afternoon why thousands of people the world over call it pain.
months of this and of recent, and also of pre war, years.
and opened in the presence of 1ablets, Shampoo, Hair Dressing, In the half year just ended the amount of new capital Mrs. Thomas. The documents Rheumatism, sciatica, stiff raised in London and destined for employment outside were burnt slightly but were neck, sore and tired muscles, lumbago, neuralgia, neuritis, etc. etc. etc.
otherwise intact, including the Great Britain, was 61 millions. For the firsf half of 1923 sprains and bruises are ininsurance policies receipts, etc.
the figure was 89 millions, for the first half of 1922 100 stantly relieved by The Police took charge of them SLOAN LINIMENT millions and for the first half of 1913 100 millions. On and later statements were taken None legitimate without portrait the showing of these figures it does not appear that borfrom Mr. and Miss Thomas.
rowings in London by the British Empire and the foreign No light has been thrown as countries has really been exclusive. Even the inclusion of to the origin of the fire.
93 CENTRAL AVENUE the Hungarian Loan (nearly millions. which came in the early days of July, would not have brought the halfOILFIELD FATALITY, SLOAN year figures of borrowings by overseas interests to the LINIMENT Panama City.
level attained in previous half years. As a matter of fact LABOURER KILLED BY the feature of London lending in recent months has been ENGINE.
the large proportion taken for the purposes of financing home trade and industry. Like the Austrian Loan, which George Hurley, a native of TAKE NOTICE.
was floated just a year ago, also under the auspices of the Barbados, met his death on FOR SALE Wednesday afternoon il trage League of Nations, the London portion of the Hungarian Loan had an overwhelming favourable reception, being circumstances at the Aex fields, Fyzabad, where he was The WORKMAN News. over subscribed in the course of a single hour.
employed. He was a boum man ONE ESTEY ORGAN HOUSE 1078, LA BOCA aner can be had at the folThe end of June saw the close of the first quarter of the attending an engine which supplied power for pumping one of 17 Srops CANAL ZONE lowing places: financial year 1924 25. It is of course too early to foresee the wells. Apparently the en.
whether the budget estimates are likely to be realised. The gine stalled and Hurly attempt Lately in use in the Wesleyan Office Hours. 10 to p. The Variety Store, 76 Street revenue returns for the June quarter are fairly promising, ed to restart it by pressing the Methodist Church. In good order.
Chorrillo. to pm lever or Crank wito his Toot. Reasonable Price.
income tax and super tax exceeding estimate by a His foot slipped and he was DAILY indsay Place, No. 2, comfortable margin. But at the same time there has been thrown in violent contact with Also 400 ft. Boards.
Street, San Miguel a rise in expenditure which is rather disquieting. If the the lever which struck bim with Apply to Specializes in all the branches great force on the head. He March, Barber, 55, Cali taxpayer is to be safe against increased taxation in the next KISSOCK BRAHAM.
of Dentistry donis Road financial year, the Chancellor of the Exchequer will have died a short time after receiving to translate into sterner action the brave words about the blow. Sergeant Gill, of the Fyzabad Station, hurried retrenchment, which marked his Budget statement.
to the scene and took possession of the body, until Jesse The big Banks have begun to announce their dividends Grell, of Siparia, ar.
in respect of the first half of 1924, and the announcements rived and made a postot so far available show no change in the rates declared as examination. He attribd de tu compared with 1923. Half yearly accounts and balance to concussion of the brain sheets are not issued, but from the average weekly figures which are published once a month, it may be surmised According to the ViuS. tistics that the half year was a fairly satisfactory period from the issued by toe Registrar General for 1923, the popula on banking point of view. The volume of advances to trade the Colony on December 31st was appears to have been larger than in the first half of last 378, 184. Immigration during the year, and, although the margin between the official bank year was set down a, 654 souls, rate and the average rates in the money market has been but tbe natural increase or about the same as last year, the fact of this inerease in the Excess of births over deaths was 5, 189.
volume of trade advances suggests that profits have at least been maintained. It would not be surprising to hear From the Crown licite that in some individual cases they were distinctly higher partment the sum of 21, 39 The maintenance of high prices for gilt edged stocks is of 25 was deposited in the Tita sury great importance to the Banks. These institutions devoted for 1923. That amonnt constitut year by year large portions of their current profits to writed fees of which 868. 83 was received by Mr. Elliot Maing ing down their investment holdings to the low levels as Crown Solicitor, 19 355 18 which securities, after a prolonged period of depreciation, as Administrator General and touched three or four years ago. Since then gilt edged 041. 74 as Official Receiver.
quotations have risen enormously and have held their rise, and since banks do not write up their investments The total value of the estates when they advance in value, but only write them down dealt with by the Administrator when the market falls, the banks have in their balance General during 1923 amounted sheets a very powerful strength over and above that which 49, 505. 26 resulting in a benefit to the Colony of 19, 883.
TO CIGARETTE ever won the actual balance sheet figures disclose.
18. This sum constituies popular favor except by record in that Department, being In the business world the approach of the Inter Allied.
deserving it. Chesterfield ever 13, 845. 07 in of the Conference is viewed with the greatest eagerness. Diploincreasing popularity is due to previous year.
just one thing better quality matic blunders, bickerings and manoeuvres are deplored, but business men find it difficult to believe that all these proved by better taste.
There were 1, 325 marriages in unneccessary obstacles to harmony will really be allowed to the Colony last year, a decrease prevent a settlement. For this Conference, unlike any of 119 on the previous year Toprevious conference, is meeting with a clearly defined marringe rate was 22 of the business proposition before it namely the Dawes Comgeneral population. On the total number of marriages the Spe mittee Report. All parties have accepted the recommendacial License of the Governor wis tions of that report as a workable basis for a businessissued in fifteen Cases, and 60 like settlement, and London refuses to abandon the belief marriages were performed at CIGARETTES Registrars Offices.
that the representatives of Britain, France, Italy, Belgium and America will in the end fail to deal with it in a businesslike spirit, or allow this unique opportunity to pass for the There were 7, 862 deaths re is.
healing of Europe economic wounds.
tered last year: 287 males and 3, 575 females. In 1922 the toral deaths recorded reached 8, 451. millions!
There was a slight decrease in infantile mortal y for 1923 as compared with 1922, tbe tigurds being 1, 695 and 1, 654 respc Liggett Myers Tobacco Co.
tively. The infartile death rate last year was 129. 78 per thousand CALL IN AT of the total birth.
Removed.
Since the order of the Gover nor on December 3rd, relative to the opening up for sale of abou 12, 000 acres of Crown Landa be Dentist and Dr. STANLEY Dr. VASQUEZ, Surgeon low the Soutbern Anticlipe, about 1, 000 acres have been ap Mechanical Dentist have replied for. The price of these moved their offices and is lands is per acre and toe now located in cool and com Why throw away your old, but no No. 93, Central Avenue parcels are not put up for sale modious quarters by coin petition. This price inat 125 doubt interesting, books when you cludes the cost of survey and the Central Avenue, were they issue of the Crown Grant. will be pleased to meet their can have them neatly bound at numerous patrons.
ASSORTMENT OF At the end of 1922 there were THE WORKMAN 19 bankrptcies ju the hands of WANTED the Official Ric. iver and 10 93 CENTRAL AVENUE GOOD STATIONERY backrupts were clared during Men and Women in every town 1923. Of the total number to weil our distinctive cards and had been closed a the end of social stationery. Liberal comOpposite Cecilia Theatre SOUVENIRS, 1928 The Official Receiver fur missions. Outfit, 10c. Forman (Continued on Page 7) Printery, 16D, Plantsville, Conn.
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