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The DawsonNews II
PAUL K. “CARSON, “
Director and EdItur
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COPPER SITUATION
During the latter Part Of JUIYand
the first half of August the price of
copper again “hit the tObOggan.” .~o
reasons are assigned for the quO~tion
of 12 cents per pound; first, this
price being quoted mainly by Corn- ‘“
uanies having conaiderable cur~ent
production OF Premins finnncial I
needs and. second, to the fact t~t
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Are You Having Trouble Making Ends eet?
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Then stop and look in the matter.
Perhaps the income ~ not as large as befO~e. Even so, IN~ME is OhlY
half the stury. The other half and by f a? the more important of the two, is OUT ;:
Are you gsttiw value received for it?
LOok over YOUr expen=a for the past mOnth. Were “they a]l necessary ‘e!
really worth while ? Did YOUbu someth;ng YOUreallY have IIttle use ‘or, just
cause it wa~ che&pJor have You f ought things beyOnd YOur mea?a because Y~.u aP-
Dened to temparardy have some. extra money in your pocket or m YOUT checking ‘1 aciount
?
AnBWer these questions for yourself and see if on arO ui
If you are not getting ahead try a new plan. 8 pen a &vi’~~B Account ith
UBnext >ayday, even though it;Bonly a dollar or ten dollara or twenty dollars, nd
thm each succeeding payday da osit likewise. DO YOU think t~t so Sm?ll an am nt
. is not worth bothering about? %.u win find {f YOUgive We Plain a fair chance at
you can et along without tit ten or twenty just us well and YOU will have Wmet ing
to show f’ or It at the end of thee or mix months time.
You will-then wonder why you didn’t try thi. simple Scheme Y~arS ago, fo. it
will give You a better iaea of the value Of moneY, and giva YOu a ce~in ~a~sfac Ion
in looking ,back over the year’s work, that can he obtilned in no other waY.
It is never too ]ate to commence over, so stnrt in next ayday ~tb any am nt
YOUfeel you should or can put aside. Don’t put it off longer {“” y kidd.mg youiaelf ntb ,
waiting until You. have a hundred or two hundred, becau~e that time maY never c me
hnd You are Iouing taluahle time in the meantime.
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St-t now; Any amount welcome at
13rititih dealers continue tO BUPPIYbottom has been reached for the d+. to figures compiled hy a well
Germany at prices under thooe at
clinc. The third reaaon for feeling
which American producers are will-
ing to do busine=. One lot of 1,000,., hopeful is that during the first half
00-0 pounds was sold late in July at of August, 8aleB were running at
wn copper authority, EurOpe tois
absorhin~ copper at the rate Of
,000,OllU younds per -aiinum. TMs
Dawsol i. Hotel
11 7-8 cents Per pound, this being about the mme rate aa obtiinad dur. early 40 per cent Of tie amount I
occasioned by a ~peculator who had lng . the corresponding period in July.
to meet bnnK1ng obligational. Sever- Germany and Japan continue to be
aI consumers tried to find a prOduc- the main foreiw b“yerg, and it i~
m in 191S. Although Germany,
Itria and Spain produce some coPbv
far the largest part of Eu- 1 AmeriE nPlan
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er early in August who would be
pointed out that since the armistice,
willing to aell for prOmpt ~hgpment these nations have conhi~tently been
at 11 7-8 centi per pOund, but were ,the ~iflent pu=cha~~m, in either tho
““nsuccemful: The American Smelt- f oreign or the domeetic market,” in
ing & Refining company is temporarthat
theti purchaflea have shown conily
,o~~tof tb market, while the Calucentration
ihto periods when the pricmet
& IIeclA and Anaconda interests
es of copper have been relatively low.
refused to make any -le~ fOr le= During
July, Japanese interests con-
than 12’1-8 cents per pound.
tracted for the shipment of betieen
While this drop in me~l qu?~- 10 and 15 mil]ion pounds, at & price
tions in naturally ~Omew~t depre~s- ~f 12 ~en~ per pound, p.~ide ,ghip,
Unite~ States. Germany ie now
sumiu at the rate of 226,000,- 11
poun~s per year; in 1913, that na- j
,e portion of which went into war
ipment. England’s present rate
Electric Li 4 hts-steam
ing, Yet copper p“roducem have sever-
New York. It is not believed that
al =eano”m for f ee]ing encouraged ~ erman buying in the London mar.
over recent events. The fimt of these
ket has been heavy, as otherwise the
ia the . official announcement that
British supplies would soon be ex-
July mleB of copper, for both domes - hau~ted,
A report to the Depart.
tic and foreign eccounk, totale d
ment of Commerce from London h
nearly 76,000,000 poundu, or 36,000, -
to the effect that the weakness in the
000 poundm more than many of the
copper metal market there is due to
importint sellem believed the tots 1
the un=ttifactory reports that come
would be. The output from the re-f
rom America, and to the extreme
fineries during the month was prac -
trade depression in England, owing
tically the ~ame as during June—
to the conditions brought about by
namely, 4’6,000,000 pOund*BO t~ t the ~oa, ~~ke+ .The ~me repofi
salea were about 90,000,000 poundn
states that “the single bright spot is
in exco~s of production. Whan the
tbe comparstiyely healthy purchas.
copper surplus can be reduced at the.
Ing by Germany, which country. ap.
rage of nearly 1,000,000 pounds per
pears to be the only European itite
day during one of the admitid ly
able to take any appreciable q“anti-
“slow mohths” of the year, and in the.’
ties of copper at pre~ent.” AccO=d.
midst of a business depression at I
THEDAWSONGA#AGE
A M. VAN DY”KE, MmMger
Twice-a-Day Auto Service Lh ton
A.ta b.m ~r~=e at 9 A. M. ●nd s P. M. Iwed cm:. ,
WEM EQUIPPED MACHINE SHO
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Full Line of I
Automobile Access~ries
tit, producerw of the metil hnve 1
ni,thing to fear from the calamity ~
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hov;lets who have been predicting!
all sorts of dire thinm for the red
metal induntry, just becnuae there is
- a tcv !porary over-production at a
titnu of u.orld-wide depremion. The
eticrntafireason for encoyrigement ifl A ButterKist~PopCornMachi~e
the fIIi:r that tho American Steel &
Wire co pany, a subsidiati uf the
IS OUR tiWEST IMPWVEMENT
‘United S1 tes Stiel Co~ration, ~
been buying copper in million-pound
~ WILLUSE BU~ER ONLY INTHISMACHIN
‘lots, and is understood to hays purchased
a considerable tonnage at 12
WITH NO SUBSTITUTIONSOF LARD
eentn per pound. Bids made by the
c~.npany of 11 S-4 cents per pound
failed b bring forth any offerin~ ~
OR oLEOMARGERIN~ .
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‘from .producem. PaBt experience k
shown and proven the,t when puiehaes
are made in such quaritities by J. J. LAVBACH, Propri tor
subsidiary compunies of the nteel corporation,
it fa usually a uign that the
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