The Butler County press. [volume], December 25, 1931, Image 3

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AS THE WORKER
SEES HIS WORLD
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In huge petition, said to represent
4,000,000 members in 80,000 branches
of the International Society of Chris
tian Endeavor, President Hoover on
December 15 was urged to take lead
ership for the United States in the
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Ambulance Service
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THE FOLLOWING LUMBER COMPANIES
WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY AND SATUR
DAY, DECEMBER 25-26
We Extend The
Compliments Of The
SEASON
THE BUTLER COUNTY LUMBER CO.
THE HAMILTON LUMBER CO.
THE HORN-KRAUS LUMBER CO.
The Fit Rite Shoe Store
reduction of armaments.
With the city treasury lacking
funds to meet the semi-monthly pay
roll and bankers refusing to lend the
necessary $1,700,000, employes of the
city and county of Philadelphia, Pa.,
numbering 25,000, went without pay
for the first two weeks in December.
The interstate commerce commis
sion recently reported that total em
ployment on class 1 steam carriers in
October amounted to 1,225,399, a re
duction of 108,421 under the Septem
ber figures and of 16 per cent under
that for October, 1930.
Western progressives will form a
THE WM. B. WICK LUMBER CO.
C. W. GATH CO.
Funeral Directors
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Chairs and Tsblei Rented
17 So. Street
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WISHES YOU
ALL A
Merry Christmas
Holiday Greetings
How we welcome this season of gladness and good cheer
when kindness and love predominate in the hearts of the
people and joy abounds in our midst.
In the Spirit of the Season
We pause to send out this message of appreciation and of
best wishes to our multitude of good patrons and friends
wherever you may be today.
MAY JOY BE WITH YOU
THIS CHRISTMASTIDE AND MAY 1932
BE HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
Valley Ice Co.
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third party unless there is a "really
progressive" major party candidate
for whom they can vote in the next
presidential campaign, Floyd B. 01*
son, farmer-labor governor of Minne
sota, predicts.
Unemployment in November show
ed the greatest increase in the his
tory of Italy, reaching the hitherto
unprecedented figure of 878,000.
Representatives of the trade unions
in the great Lancashire, England, cot
ton mill industry, promptly rejected
the proposal of the employers to ne
gotiate a new agreement on wages
and hours to replace the agreement of
1919, which the employers wish to
terminate.
CHICAGO TYPOS
BOOST BENEFIT
Vote to Jump Assessment
From Five to Seven
Per Cent
Chicago (ILNS)—As a further
means of caring for its unemployed
members, Chicago Typographical Un
ion No. 16 has voted by referendum,
to increase the assessment on wage
earned from 5 to 7 per cent for a pe
riod of six months, beginning Jan
uary 3 next, at which time the 5 per
cent assessment would have expired,
in accordance with action taken last
summer.
The increase in the amount of the
assessment means that the unemploy
ed members of the union will receive
an amount of money weekly which
will more nearly approximate the cost
of the bare necessities of life, but
still greater than the standard set
by public relief agencies and charity
organizations.
No. 16 has already expended con
siderably more than a half million
dollars in cash paid to its unemploy
ed members, and it is anticipated that
the total expenditure will be in ex-
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cess of a million dollars before the
expiration of the time limit set by
the vote just taken.
WHAT NEXT?
A new fluid engine, different in
principle of operation from any in ex
istence, has been invented in England,
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and it is claimed it will revolution):
many forms of locomotion. The me
dium used in the new engine is liquid
instead of gas. It is asserted that it
will give to small engines burning
coal the same high efficiency as largt
turbines, with a great reduction in the
cost of power, and that there is, more
over, an entire absence of risk from
explosion, while the working engine
itself, as apart from the enerating
element, is always quite cold.
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MERRY
CHRISTMAS
SANTA SAYS:
"Old Acquaintances
Are Not Forgot"
Front andl Buckeye Sts.
We do not forget our many friends and patrons with whom
we have had so many pleasant transactions during the year
past, but the memory of our happy associations is one of the
things which makes our own Christmas brighter all the while.
We are wishing you a cup of joy brimming over with the
good things for the holiday season, and throughout 1932.
American Sanitary Laundry
and Dry Cleaning
The Home of ZOR1C"
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The train of time and opportunity
has no rear entrance you have to to ride,
FRIENDS—
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We greet you this glad Christmas with every
good wish and thank you over and over for v
your friendship and support in the past.
AL-JOE BIRD STORE
YOUR "PET" STORE
17 North Third Street
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Christmas
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Second and C. I. & W. Ry.
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A Merry Christmas
and
A Happy New Year
To All Our Friends and Patrons
John J. Holbrock,
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HAPPY
NEW YEAR
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