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Page 3 TV iiiHjniiinnciTiiirimnMiniiiiMiniiinmmii i iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii i ii iii i mi mi i iiiiiiiiiimimiiimiig News of Railroads men Who Buys At AARON'S, Buys Economically ALTOONA TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1923, Shops Shop becom-a a paying property first time in many years. for the I I RAILROAD MAKES 1 Standing Of Crews CONSOLIDATION IS TOPIC NEXT MONTH An attempt will, be made next to resurrect the defunct Cotton States league. SUBSIDIARY PAY Here's the List Of Articles To Be Given FREE With Corresponding Tag Nu mbers AKRON, Ohio, December 28. The Akron, Canton and Youngstown rail I A Stubborn Cough Loosens Right Up road since it has operated the North ern Oluo railroad, has shown what 153,057 SURPLUS CARS REPORTED NOVEMBER 30 The number of surplus freight cars continues to increase with the seasonal decline in the demand for transportation; On November 30 the railroads of the United, States had 155,057 surplus freight' cars, an increase of 41,200 over the number on November 22. The actual reported car shortage on November 30 was only 1,336, a decrease of 530 within approximately a week.

Of the -'total number of surplus freight cars, box cars represented an increase of 10,317 within approximately a week while an increase of 22,266 was reported for the same period In the number of surplus coal cars, which brought the total number for that class of equipment to 80,756. Surplus stock cars on November 30 totaled 6,904, or nn increase of 3,756 since November 22. There were also 1 meticulous development of possibilities can produce for the small carrier. One Golden Oak Piano Bench. One Golden Oak Umbrella Stand.

One Fumed Oak Taborette. Middlo and Pittsburg Division Crews at Altoona Today Following; is the Standing of the Middle -division crews after 12:50 a. m. today: 1 Cabins 139 141 140 122 30 125 20 132 134 138 31 130 25 120 124 131 13,7 239 234 250 255 238 244 227 232 222 726 229 236 231 265 270. Lock Haven, crews after 12:01 a.

m. 306 316 284 303 311 312 309. Extra engineers Heisey, Jacobs, Zeigler, Strickler, Gipple, Brickley, Pee, Seeley, O'Neil, Moore, Wise, Stone. Extra firemen McFarland, Henry, 'Keech, Foust, Clinger, Woomer, Whitesel, Cubica, Scott, Weber, Smith, Swanger, Reisinger, Kyle Coleman, Miller. Extra conductors Snyder, Miller.

Extra brakemen Collier, Hoffman, in tne nrst ten months of the year tuii fbwiply jnitdo, 1 ITere a )0roematfe ynip whleh pillions ef peanle have fount) to pa the meat denendahla means ef break the Northern Ohio has hauled tons of freight, whioh is more WASHINGTON. Dec. for argument Ijfefore the interstata commerce- commission on the subject of railroad consolidation has been assigned to pover six days beginning January 7., Counsel for railroads hd interests cOnoSi-tfed thd tentative plan for general "consolidation, -of the railroads flf the United States into IS or great systems.wiil.be given opportuqjtyjAt tuat time "to- discuss thef evidertceatid vsh6vihgs which havs been elicited by two full years of hearyigs befqre 4 the conjrajssion and its examiners. 4 The first yflay's. session 6n Monday, January 7, will be given to considera man twice tne amount lor tha same One Golden Oak Taborette.

One White Enamel Kitchen Table, porcelain top. One Gum Bed-room Chair. Jne up stubborn eoueha, In oheap season in 1920, its former peak year. The ten months of this year compare with 805,123 tons in the corresponding months of 1922. The increase ynuer Ha neaunff, seamina in.

Ui One -Mahogany Chest of Drawers. anil aimi tien, fluenee, loeaena. (meat aareneaa peea, pnieam brosthina weoraea easier, over last year is 40.5 par cent, in ton twklnis in atqpa and. you. ere nienra rentnu iieen, ine usual throat and cheat eelua are eon ouered bv it In 24 houra er lesa.

Kough, Myers, Morcland, McFarland, Hays, Ott, Smith, Stonebraker, Dun tion of issues between the New. York Central railroads 5,580 surplus refrigerator cars, 3,536 more than were reported on Novem One Mission Table Lamp, (gas). One laolden Oak Book Rack. One Solid Walnut Toilet, with mirror. One Voss Vacuum Hand Washer.

One Bridge Lamp and Shade. One Pair Hudson Bay Blankets. One Fumed Oak Rocker. One Mahogany Sewing. Tray.

'One 32-piece Dinner Set; One Fumed Oak Arm Chair. One American Walnut Tea Wagon. One Picture. One Bridge Lamp. One Pair Mt.

Hood Blankets. One Golden Oak Arm Chair. One Table Lamp, with Silk Shade. One Reed Settee, with tapestry seat and back. One Golden Oak Chair.

One Cradle. One Golden Oak Rocker. One Blue Breakfast-room Buffet. One Golden Oak Hall Glass. One Golden Oak Chair.

fMhinfl patter for prenahHia, hoarae. aess, group, throat itckle, bronchial asthma ar winter cmiBha, uver me opposition tq be made. 61 the Philadelphia and Heading system. The commission will hear on Tups. tnia apiennm epuaq ayruPi 'I nage and 26.5 per cent, in revenue.

The freight revenue of the Northern Ohio for the first ten months of 1923 amounts to $1,079,4981 as compared with $790,51.0 dn'the same months last year. The Akron, railroads, consolidated with the Northern Ohio for the first ten months of 1923, amounts to' as compared with 2,023,225 the same months last year. From the time the Northern Ohio was dsveloped over a vigorous program of developing new business was day from Pennsylvania state inter ber The 'actual shortage in box cars reported on November 30 was only 319, a decrease of 134 since November 22, while the shortage in coal cars was only 605, a decrease of 302 within a week. Practically no. shortage in stock cars is -being reported.

can, Swab, Miller, Creswell Williams, Waite, Murphy. 1 Vacancies Engineers wanted for 201 224 237 270. Fireman wanted for 239. Conductors wanted for 224. Brakemen wanted for 224 226 229 239 244 250 265.

Pittsburg Division Crews ests ana take up tha Nsw England One American Walnut Bed. One Mahqgany Toilet, with mirror. One Iron Bed, full size. One Mirror, Polychrome frame. One Fumed Oak Chair.

One Mahogany Serving Tray. One Grass Rug 27x54. On6 Smyrna Rug 27x54. One Armstrong. Linoleum Rug 6x9.

One Smith Velvet Rug 6x9. One Royal Wilton Rug 6x9. One Whittal Chenille Rug 9x12. Two Pair Quaker Lace Curtains. One Velvet Rug 36x63.

One Velvet Rug 36x72. One Hand Made Hooked Rug. One Smith Axminster Rug 27x60. situation, concluding discussion that territory Wednesday when. Bos ton city-representatives will appear.

peur 8H euneei of Pine into a pint Mtk n4 flU tha bottle with. Plata aranulaked aygar ayrun and iljaka thoroiK)lyt It yeu prefer usa elan tleil molasses, honey, or earn ayrup, inatead e( sugar ayrup, Either way, yon pet a full plnt--a family supply e( jnneh, better eogpjh. ayrup than yeu eetud buy ready-made lor tnrea Wednesday's discussions also will deal with Southern railroad ques tions. undertaken. Because the road is times the money, Jteepa perfectly -Tha chief controversy raised in the ana euuqron ieve hi, peasant laaia, Vine la a aneoial and ninlily eon oentrated eomponnd, of genuine.

Nor. west by the consolidation proposals; In which the 'Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Great Northern and Northern Pacific roads are concerned, will be Marked up after 2:40 today: Pool crews 014 325 199 287 335 517 354 369 164. General pool 283 094 133 200. Blairsville 106. Derry 378.

C. 889 151 943. Allegheny City 112. Allegheny City pool 391 394. Preference crews 044 334.

wav nine extraot, liuewn tne healing; effect over for ita prompt unon the membranes. taken up Thursday and carried into 1 in 1 1 ji a ask veur small, every employe, fnpm president to brakaman, aided In running down new possibilities. If a contractor received a small country road job, the railroad agent solicited him for the hauling of materials; if an industry along the road scented a new market, the road aided in developing the possibilities. Nothing was too mall to escape the notice of the road's officials, with the result that the Northern Ohio promises to 18 nVUM uiBtipHuvmmUB avoid disappointment druse at for "SVi ounoea ef Pines" i'nday. Closing hours on Friday -and Saturday have been assigned to the with 1UU uiiecnuiiM, ins, and den aceept Guaranteed flive anything else.

laxaa and Kansas railroad companies and to counsel for the Union absolute satiaraption er money AUTOMATIC STOP APPROVED, ONE METHOD RETAINED. The National Industrial Traffic league recently went on record as being opposed to the compulsory consolidation of railroads. The league declared tho experience of shippers with the consolidation resulting from the government operation of the railroads during the war was unsatisfactory. One striking exection, however, to methods 'established by the rail-administration during federal control was initiation and consideration of changes in rates. This plan, which involved the establishment of regional committees throughout the country and offered the convenient opportunity for exchange of information and views between shippers and carriers, was productive of such satisfactory results that it has been continued in the various rate or auxiliary committees established by the carriers.

j.na rinex, Pacific, Southern Pacific and other promptly renin Automatic tram control devices as Ind Wayne, individual railroads. I. C. C. REFUSES TO REVIEW ALL ITS VALUATION WORK installed by the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific railroad between Blue Island and Rock Island, a distance of 165 miles, have been approved, by the interstate, commerce commission.

Train control devices aro being tested on a number of railroads, in accordance with, orders issued, by the commission a number, of months ago. All of these aim: stopping trains regardless of the engineer, vyhen they enter danger zones. Bring Your Tag In Not Later Than Monday Children Not Permitted to Participate Unless Accompanied By An Adult Person Watch Monday's Papers For Full Details Great Pre-Inventory Sale The Big Hit of After-Christmas Buying These committees enabled the ship MILLIONS Save 1523JJrJ Join and tCTk Our Feel Thrift Safe JJ5 Club per to be promptly informed of all rate proposals and the methods of procedure in handling such rate subjects offer the opportunity to the shipper of placing before the carriers, hrough the rate commodities, any nfcrmation which he may have as to the contemplated changes. PANAMA RAILROAD INCOME The net income of the Panama Railroad company for the year ended June" 30 compared with a deficit of $1,297,634, according to the annual report. The net income from the operation of the railroad and the steamship properties amounted to only $171,777, while the income from other sources was size.

COLOMAL MAHOGAXY BED, THREE-PIECE FUMED OAK LIVING-BOOM SUITE, full spring seat, covered genuina The interstate commerce commission has-declined to make a review of all its work in the physical valuation of the country's railroads. Petitions making this demand were presented by the National Conference on Valuation of American Railroads, which, headed by Senator La Follette, of Wisconsin, presented these demands following its meeting in Chicago last spring. The petition sought 'to have the commission estimate the original cost all railroad property, where such costs could not be ascertained from, records, and attacked all existing valuation work of the commission as unsound. In refusing to reconsider its work to date the commission said: "There must be some limit to oui expenditure of public funds in research. We are of the opinion that our course has been in substantial compliance with the statute." The only part of tho petition which the commission granted was that notice be given to Robert M.

La Follette, chairman, of any and all hearings and valuation proceedings. The tommissiOT says that it has been doing this anyway and that it will continue to do so in the future. Commissioners Eastman and Mnr- Former price, $44,00. Pre-Inventory Price brown leather. Former price $120.00.

$82 $34 size. $27 MAHOGANY, BED, full ull Pro-Inventory Price $40.00. Pre-Inventory QUEEX ANISE Former price, Price YOU PAY FORTY-NINE WEEKS WE PAY THE LAST Looking back, 1923 went pretty fast, didn't it? What have you to show for your year's work? Have you opened one of our Thrift Club Saving Accounts? Are you money ahead? Did you get yours out of the thousands saved with our plan in 1923. Start today for '24. PAY IN 25c, 50c OR $1.00 A WEEK MATURES IN FIFTY WEEKS FROM STARTING DATE MOUNTAIN CITY TRUST CO.

THE BANK THAT SERVES YOU BEST 1016 TWELFTH ST. ALTOONA, PA. THREE-PIECE FUMED OAK LIVING-ROOM SURPLUS PRIVATE AFFAIR. In the hearing of the application )f Middle Western states before the nterstate commeroa commission representatives at Kansas City, W. B.

itorey, president of the Santa Fe, mder cross-examination by Clyde M. "teed, of the Kansas public, utilities ommission, declared it was none the shipper's affair what is done 'ith the corporate surplus of a rail-oad any more than it is the affair of i customer of any kind of business vhat is done with the profits of the SUITE, seat and back covered in brown Span size. Former WALNUT BED, full $45.00. Pre-Inventory TUDOR price, Price ish leather, full spring seat. Former $78 $31 price, $112.00.

Pre-Inventory Price. RELIEVED BOY'S COl'GH Mrs. L. Van Belle, Fcndroy, writes "I like your Cough Medicine very well. Sly little 6 years old, bnd a verv bml rough and after using FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAlt COMPOUND he secured relief." 1'or coughs, colds and hoarseness there is no better remedy on the market today than FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND.

It has stood the test of time, serying three generations. the genuine; refuse substitutes. Sold Everywhere. TUDOR QUARTERED OAK BED, full size ull size Former price, $58.00. Pre-Inventory AMERICAN WALNUT CHIFFOROBE.

Adam Price it a $54 Former price, $80.00. Pre. Inventory Price $34 $19 concern which he deals. ADAM MAHOGANY BED, full size. Former Former price, $28.00..

Pre-Inventory-Prlce MAHOGANY CHIFFOROBE, Tudor desif n. Former price, Pre-Inventory QUEEN ANN WALNUT BED, full size. Former $42 Price price, rre-inventory Price namay submitted dissenting opinions while Commissioner I-'otter, althougl concurring in the decision, suggest ed that the commission had takei "far too seriously the burden of finding the original costs." $32 CHIFFOROBE, $65.00. TUDOR WALNUT BOAV-FOOT full size. lull size.

TWO-TONE MAHOGANY Tudor design. Former price, Pre-Inventory Price Former price, $75.00. Pre-Inventory $40 Price COLONIAL MAHOGANY BED, full 11 BREAKFAST-ROOM TABLE, with drop leaves, enameled gray and blue. Former QQ price, $33.00. Pre-Inventory Price.

size. $39 Former price, $60.00. Pre-Inventory Price SOUTH ALTOONA FOUNDRIES Invest Your Carpet Department Specials Discontinued patterns must be sold out each season. And to avoid counting them in our inventory we make these liberal reductions: i Axminster Rugs Christmas Money in a Diamond Today James Aloore, gang leader in No. 1 foundry, 'and George Curtis, of the pattern shop, are absent on account of illness.

4 Harry Renner, molder in No. 2 foundry, is again on duty after an enforced absence of several days due to sickness. J. Ingram, shop clerk, has returned to work after completing his vacation for 1923. Cal Estep.

clerk in No. 2 foundry, is developing into quite a kidder, but he will not believe that a sled can attain a speed of 300 miles per hour, even in Switzerland. Come again Doc. A. L.

Oschea, the star wheel molder of Western Pennsylvania, was absent the day after Christmas and he gave as an excuse that when the alarm rung he turned it off in his sleep. This may be classed as an original excuse, but be prepared with a better one the next time. Many People Are Doing It! The following are misma'tche'd: Regular Price Size Pre-Inventory Sale Price t- "WkttMbMltfKl 1' 9x15 8.3x10.6 11.3x12 10.6x13.6 11.3x15 90.00 $60.00 63.00 37.00 90.00 73.00 $100.00 75.GQ $115.00 90.00 Regular Pre.Invenlory OlZe Price Sale Price 18x36 4.00 2.98 27x60 7.25 5.00 36x70 9.00 6.50 4.6x6.6 19.00 15.00 6x9 38.00 29.00 8.3x10.6 63.00 42.00 8.3x10.6 50.00 33.00 7.6x9 39.00 28.00 9x12 80.00 60.00 9x12 67.00 45.00 12x15 $140.00 $115.00 MACHINE SHOPS Down $1 a i Is wi-1 Linoleum Rugs 6x7.6 8.00 5.75 sr Many folks who Ton simply select the ring of your choice there are scores of styles from which to, choose In exquisite stylish effects for Indies or gen Week! 7 $3.50, Down $1.50 a Week! have long- wanted beautiful sparkling diamond have denied themselves the pleasure be. cause they did not know how really simple It Is, after SIX-PIECE BREAKFAST-ROOM SUITE, ivory and blue, one table, four chairs and 1 server. MAHOGANY LIBRARY price.

$46.00. Price TABLE, Tudor design. Pre-Inventory John Gildea, forgeman in our No. 1 Smith Shop, has been going some Hollidaysburg has been made a greater place'to live in. John always had some, pen of Blue Ribbon swine around No.

210 Wall street, Gayspol and his many friends recommend that ho take raising fancy or Yellow Dogs as a substitute for swine, which would come under the laws of our state. Charles Walton, machinist Jn the Frame Shop with sevetal-of his shop-. mates visited Gallitzin on George Eobertson, machinist in the Frame Shop held a party on Christmas eve at his home near Nela Former price, Pre-Inventory $82 Price de- TABLE, Colonial $50.00. Pre- MAHOGANY LIBRARY sign. Former, price, Inventory Price THREE-PIECE LIVING.HOOM SUITE, in oalt, brown leather seat and ba.ck.

tlemen, Jn 18-kt. and 14-kt. white or green gold mountings. We are featuring three special groups of line high grade, sparkling diamonds mounted in rich, handsome settings, at special price a great event to still further popularize our already famous, credit system. nil, to own one! These three special values today, each one marked by simple convenient extended payments, ennble you to have the flaslilnff diamond ring yon have always wanted without ever missing- the money! Former price, $129.00.

Pre-Inventory LARGE OVAL MIRROR, with walnut frame. $85 Price mirror has slight scratch. Former $10 Sis price, $30.00. Pre-Inventory each. George Johnson's Jolly furnished music for the occasion, MAHOGANY ARM CHAIR, seat and back cov ick.

cov. at TURKISH CHAIR, extra quality, covered In the best green leather. Former price, gs? $100.00. Pre-Inventory Price ered in tapestry. Former price, $56.00 Pre-Inventory Price $22 back GOLDEN OAK ARSI CHAIR, seat and id Arm Chair to match, same price.

COLONIAL MAHOGANY BED, full covered In brown muleskln. 'Former size. Hamilton Watches Pay $1 Down! $1 a Week! $12 price $36.00. Pre-Inventory Former price, $50.00. Pre-Inventory Price Bracelet Watches Pay $1 Down! $1 a Week! A vast array of tempting new styles makes selection a pleasure.

Bear In mind, too, that every Bracelet FIBRE ROCKER, finished in oblong gray, upholstered, spring seat, covered in cretonne. QUITS BELIEF DEPARTMENT Dr. Samuel W. Miller, of 726 East Walton avenue, for about four years a member of the relief department of the Pennsylvania Railroad here, has re-signed his position with the company and will on Jan. 1 open san office of his own at 1104 Thir-leentn avenue.

He will do general practice and wiil later specialize on nervous and mental diseases. Dr. Miller is chairman of the entertainment committee of the East End Civic Improvement association and is newly-elected member of the Logan township school board. $28 size. $19 This Is your chance to secure one of the famous OAK BED, full ill I former price, $36.00.

Pre-Inventorv jewel Hamilton atches. Today we offer the GOLDEN I Former price, $35.00. Price Pre-Inventory $24 Price uew thin models In 20-year guaranteed cases uicn in our entire stock Is emiin. with adjusted movements, onr easy terms. movement of tested ac.

curacy. Many priced as low as KRANICH Inc. 112a Eleventh Ave. Altoona, Pa. GOLDSCHMID BLDG.

Leaders in Watches and Diamonds The Store of Courteous Attention $32 The Store of Efficient Service $10 And Up Li i YOUNGSTOWN VET RETIRES W. II. Wallace, division freight cgent of the Pennsylvania railroad at Youngstown, will retire under the pension rules the company December 31. He has been with the road 52 years, and will be succeeded by William R. Cox.

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