Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1928, Page 37

TINANCTAL = STOCKS IRREGULAR IN PROFIT-TAKING Several “Soft” Spots Appear During Day—Trading Volume Small. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. NOVEMBER 4 1928—PART 1. THE YEAR 1928 TO DATE ON THE WASH. I;‘__ _'fi-fz to Loan INGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. Prevailing and commission. (Reported by W, B Hibbs & Co., Hibbs Butlding, Washington. D. C.) sh. ks Joseph L. Weller 47, Wesh L & Tran SALES OCCURRING ON TLE WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE FOR 1923 UP TO AND INCLUDING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2. BONDS. _ FINANCIATY BOND SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK High, Low. High. Low. High. Low. Last. Yield: 10214 100 28 101 26 089 998 w325 Y 10830 (02 23 103 15 100 1018 100 22101 10412 10313 104 1009 101 5 1013 9920 98 9920 99 9914 1032 1008 10510 ¢89 . 9920 992 9917 116 1tos 116~ 103 30 vess 11228 111 26 112 22 1 02T e 102! v, week's High. Low. High. Low. FOREIGN. e e . Low. 100% Argentine, June b8 sese ' 90% 9v1y 101% . 100% 994 99 ¥5la ybse 1084 108% 102 99% 97l 96% 101% 100% 1154 110 100% 964 108% 104% 100 33 5 Loans to Salaried People “Character Plus Earning A Our Basis of Crn{l" P BV AT WASHINGTON WIMSETT COMPANY 803 N. Y. Ave., 2nd Floor. I WILL BUY F. H. Smith 79, and 7Y%,%, Pfd. Stocks Please Submit Offerings Thomas L. Hume 1412 G St. WE FINANCE o income-products el classes o A ing Large Loans a Specialty Current interest rate and commissior Higbie & Richardson, Inc. 816 15t St. N.W. Ap, ield to Open. High. Zow. Close maturity. 100 101 96 98 104 105 100% 100% 101% 087 10413 10814 9 Sales. 434,000 231,000 21,000 13,500 49,000 34,500 50,000 120,000 53,100 186,000 | 244,500 122,000 265,500 58,000 PUBLIC UTILITIES Anacostis & Potomac River R. R. 1st 55, 1049 Capital Traction 1st bs, 1947 .. C. & P. Telephone 1st 5s, 1029 .. C. & P. Telephone of Va. 5s, 1943. City & Suburban Rsilway 1st 85, 104 Georgetown Gas Light 1st s, 1961 Potomac Electric Power 1st 65, 1929 . Potomac Electric Power cons..5s, 1936 Potomac Electric Power gen. 6s, 1953 Washington Gas Light gen. s, 1060 Washington Gas Light series A 6s, 1033 Washington Gas Light series B 65, 1036 Washington Railway & Electric cons. 4s, 1951.. Washington ay & Electric gen. 6s. 1933 t8% 96 106 1014 100 92% 114% 111 110% 107% Belglum Balgium Xs 194 Rordeans #s 19 Brazil 618 1521 Brazil Aa 1961 . Canarla 68 1962 DOWNTOWN 2nd COMMERCIAL At a Bargain Price A home for your business I the heart of the city. 'Ideal for garage, warehouse, printing establishment or _iaundry. three-story building. side and rear lley, electric elevator, oil heat. Thos E. Jarrell Co. Realtors 721 10th St. N.W. Br the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 3.—Heavy pre-election profit taking sales turned the course of stock prices irregular to- day after an opening interval of strength. Trading was relatively quiet, indicating the temporary withdrawal of many large traders from the market. Several soft spots cropped out through- out the list, but there was no evidence of any concerted “bear” selling. Leading - commission houses ' empha- sized caution in-view of the record- breaking loan totals. While some ob- servers attributed the large gains in loans to the unusually large volume of new financing in recent weeks, others saw evidence of widespread distribution of stocks. Week end trade reviews generally were favorable. Steel output continues at a high rate and the seasonal recession in automo- hile_production and sales has been less marked than usual. The demand for copper continues unusually heavy and further improvement is noted in the oil trade. Public utility shares attracted a large following in today’s market. American power and light ran up more than 3 points and gains of a point or more were recorded by Commonwealth Power, Waterworks Electric Power and Elec- tric Light and Southern California Edison. Radio lost an early gain of 2 points and Barnet Leather converted an early advance of 3 points into a loss of simi- lar extent. Montgomery-Ward sold off 5 points, Abitibi Power preferred and G‘?dydelsr E each. ard Baking preferred dipped 2 points to a new low at 81%; suchpencerx\’g fa- vorites as United States Steel common, Hudson Motors, American Telephone and Union Pacific also dropped a point or_more. Buffalo and Susquehanna added near- 1y 5 points to its 4-point gain of yes- terday by touching a new top at 543;. Timken roller bearing sold 412 points above yesterday's final quotation and Devoe and Raynolds, 315. The closing was irregular. 102% 100% 0% 24 Y6% 954 110 105% 105% 10%% 105% 102% 105% 102% 107% 99% 116% 105 103% 105 .nd Uzechosiovak . Deamarkes Construction Loan Duteh East indies Dutch Kast indles French Gov French Govt 148 (German Ts 1949, Irish Free State 5s Laly 78 195 lapanese 6148 1954 .. . Mexico 4s asst small 1904 Milan 6%s 1952 Netherlanda 6s 1! Norway 64s. Paris-Lvon Med Peru 6s 1960, MISCELLANEOUS. Barber & Ross 65 1937 ............. Chamberlin-Vanderbilt Hotel 6%:s, 1942 . Chestnut Farms 6%:s, 1941 . Chevy Chase Club Ist 5Y District of Columbia Paper Mfs. 38,500 Wardman Park Hotel 5500 Washington Arcade 6%s, 14,000 Washington Consolidated Title 3500 Washington Market Cold Stora SEIBERLIN ALL-TREADS LEHMAN'S TIRE SHOP 12th & K NW. {i 54 Main 1470 79,000 1,000 8000 4,000 22,500 Applications Invited at 5%2% Glover & Flather 1508 H St. N.W. Main 1753 The Mutual Serial Building Association Organized October. 1892 Under Government Supervision Subscribe NOW for stock in the 37th Series Shares $1 Each, Payable Monthly 5%, Interest paid on your savings John Finn President Thomas E. Petty Secretary 1421 You Street N.W. J. Walter Stephenson Treasurer 306 7th Street S.W. Main 766 108% 106% 102% 98% 97 871 91% 91 104% 984 1014 93% 108% 104 116 111 126% 106% 106% 102 94 9w 107 104% 105 97w 102% 97 1056 103% 106% 102% 99% 94 107% 108% 97h 924 105 974 103% 100% Amer.Smelt & Kef Lt b8 106 1084 5 Amer Sugur Retining 100 98% Amer Tel & Tel cl ir 48 1929... 107 101 American Tel & Tel s f 58 95 £3 Anter Writing Paper 6s (1947 1054 103% Anacondu 116% 1064 1284 103% 934 884 —ELECTION RETURNS— Wright, Slade and Company Members New York Stock Exchange INVITE YOU Election Night at Their Offices MAYFLOWER HOTEL DeSales Street and Conn. Ave. PUBLIC UTILITIES. . 5,562 Capital Traction ..... .. $100 $7.00 116% 246 Norfolk & Washington Steambost 100 12.00 310 1,200 Potomac Electric Power pfd. . 114 4770 Potomac Electric Power pfd. . 108% 109% 9350 Washington Gas 84 100% 241% Washington Raflway & Elec. com. 485 3,826 Washington Railway & Elec. pfd. 104 47 101% 9 NATIONAL BANKS. Commercial District .. Farmers & Mechanics’ . Federal-American Liberty P Seine Dept ot, 1 Serbs, Croats. Slovenes s 1963 Sweden 63 193y, Swiss 518 1948. ..., Toho Elec Pwr 75 1956, Utd Kingdom 5 %8s 1937 yokohana 68 61 . 260 268 246'; 246%3 225 330 398 343 48 353 402 406 o8 317 265 2710 310 318 256 239 325 335% 248 401 113 D 102% 102% 102 bt 1034 2 9914 i 104% 109 5% e 844 213 m 103% 1608 Washingten TRUST COMPANIES. 620 American Security & Trust 5 Continental Trust 8§58 Merchants' Bank & Tru 85 National Savings & Trust 397 Union Trust .......... Washington Loan & Trust 450 138 151 515 310 506 462 Direct Continuous Reports by Wires 158 from Entire United States 52 340 Andes Copper is 1943 Armour & Co 1 e 198 Armour of Del 548 43..... Atlantic Refining deb bs 193! Barnsdall Corboration 88 1940... Bell Tel (Pa) ref 6s 194 Bethiehem Steel p m éa 193¢ Rethlehem Steel » f A8 194¥ Chile Copper 5s (1947). Cons Cout « Md) ist cet 4 Cuba Cane Sug cv deb $3 1930 Detroit dison ref 8s 19 Dodge 63 1940 tastern Cubai General Motors 6s 1937 Goodrich (B ) 6% 19 SAVINGS BANKS. Bank of Bethesda Commerce & Savinzs . East Washington Savings .. Potomac . Security Savings & Commercial.. FIRE INSURANCE. Firemen's ... National ‘Union ... ‘TITLE INSURANCE. Columbis Real Estate . Title & Inv. Co. of Md. com. ‘Washington Cons. Title Ins. pfd.. MISCELLANEOUS. Barber & Ross, Inc. Chestnut Farms Di Chestnut Farms Dairy com. . Chevy Chase Dairy pfd. 78 330 35 105% 101 964 9uk ¥ 76 102 95% 109% 107% 108 CLARK,CHILDS & COMPANY 120 Broadway New York, N. Y. WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR WASHINGTON OFFICE AT 1508 H STREET NORTHWEST BONDS ARE HIGHER IN ACTIVE MARKET Rails, Oils and Utilities Prove. Fa- vorites in Late Trad- 105% 103% 108 102% 96% 1077 109% M inter Mer Marine én 1941 Inter Paper 58 A 1947 International Tel and Kayser Julius 514s 1947 Kelly-Springneld 88 193 1,450 1,860 45 350 Qver a Third of a Century’s Ezperience NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE ! ing. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 3.—Continued buying of rails, oils and utilities stimu- l:!ted !ctivlt{ ll‘n 3:; bor:g ;}’llrkef. today ter general heaviness uggish early trading. Week end profit-taking and liquidation influenced by the rise of loans to new high totals caused some Tecessions, but the general list closed irregularly higher. Total sales exceeded $4,002,000. Representing one of the busiest half-day sessions in some time. Favorable earnings reports attracted buyers to rails. The New Haven issues extended their recent gains, the d4s moving up more than 2 points. Canadian Pacific 4!28 advanced nearly as much and fractional improvement was shown ::sy i:{!’. P.ull Pss of zsuo% Igwa Central , Missouri Pacific 5s F, Pennsylvani 'IAAandflother"s_:.e i He merican one and Tele, h Ss were the center of buying mmt‘},le utility group. North American Edison 5s, Public Service of New Jersey 4las and others also made small gains. Price movements among the industrials were irregular, wish Inland Steel 4155, Rem- ington Arms 6s. International Paper 6s A, Penn Dixie Cement 6s and Loew's 6s ex;;mmngé ‘::’tlve m;! t}:‘up-sidg imms leum 6s, Pan American Petroleum 6s and Phillips Petroleum 6s and Phillips Petroleum 5%s con- tributed strength to the ofl group. Barnsdall 6s, sold down a point. ‘The foreign list closed irregularly er. Some German and South Ameri- can issues yielded to selling pressure, but German General Electric 6s continued to advance. U. S. Government obliga- m again were active at higher price CURB PRICES GAIN - IN SHORT SESSION 0Oils and Utilities Encounter Good Buying—Market Ir- regular. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, November 3.—Prices were inclined to work higher on the curb market today, although the usual week end profit-taking caused consider- eble irreguiarity. Olls and utilities generally encoun- tered good support. Southeast Power & Light gained more than 1 point and United Light & Power improved. Hum- ble Ol touched 83';, a new high, and South Penn climbed 2 points. Lion im- proved fragctionally, but Standard of ©Ohio encountered pressure, declining nearly 2 points. Rainbow Luminous Products, which has had a rapid rise this week result- ing from favorable patent develop- ments, added 2 points to its previous high. Canadian Marconi encountered some buying, ‘and Stutz Motor made a slight gain, COTTON PRICES STEADY. Quotations Hold Within Range of 10 Points During Day. NEW YORK, November 3 (Special). ~Cotton prices ranged within limits of 10 points throughout the short two hours' sessfon today, and after making new low records, with May at 19 cents, the market closed about unchanged for the day. The Japan Trading Co. reduced Jast month's estimate 27,000 beles to 13,789,200, the second private estimate pointing to a reduction rather than an increase in the yield. This had a steadying effect on the market and trade buying of near months furnished resistance. Spots were unchanged at 19.35. December January March ay . July October I Tose, 1o ctfl;: NEW _YORK, November 3 (A).— Hayes Body Corporation of Grand Rapids, Mich., reports billings for Oc- tober amounted to $2,250,000, and that schedule releases covering November and December will be equal in volume. Production at the Marmon Car Co. is now averaging 125 bodies a day, it was announced. Freight Cars to Carry Ads. Freight cars of England will carry advertisements if a plan under censid- eration is_carried through. Not only vill the glories of products be told in paint, but in posters as well. At first he 90,400 closed cars would be utilized, but if the plan is a swcress the re- Mainder of the 720,000 freight cars would be included. 106 109% 102% 102 My 107% 103 117% 114% 102% 98% 110 107% 103 100 1044 99% 106% 101% 106% 102 9% 98 19% 96 102% 97% 101 99% 105% 102% 104'% 101% 109% 106% 102% $7% 29 17 114 1114 1027 974 101% 101 98% 92% 00 98% 99 934 100% 97 1056% 100% 98'y 92 107% 101% 101% b 101 99% 122% 117% 92 83% 6% 91% 100% 95 101% 99 103% 97 103 97% 110 105% 94% B0% “T4% 69% 96 824 9% 65 102% 9% 118% 116% 93% 8% 106% 102% 108% 1028 110% 108 100% 96% 98l Ya% 94 50m 89% sty 8% 86% 3% 99% 91k 1000 87 109% 106% 116% 114% 101% 94 114 103 116% 113% Y3k B4 102% 98 96% 5% $6% 104% 105% 101 88 T4% 108% Y% ¥9% 96 111% 106% s 1U6% 107% 104% 107 104% Flin O 1164 105' o0 11t sl 78 sule H24 3% 65% 98 9l 111 103% 116% 111 100 u8% L4 BN 106 9% 114% 1067 113% 111% 1004 103% 1044 100% 104 29 9 7 93% i 98 6% ¥ 92% 69% 8% 1021 105% 103 1074 103% LS (Y 101 984 s 64 101y €3 Luclede 5% Liggett & Myers 68 Postal Teleg & Cable 55 (1933)... Public Service 443 1948..... Sinclair O1i s 1950. .. Sinclair Ol) 18 1937, . . 4 Sinclair Crude Oil 5%s 5“.:‘.. Southern Bell Telephon: Standard Oll N Baito & Ohto cv 4 %8 1938 Baito & Ohip ref 63 19¥6. B&OPISLE& W Va ts B & O Southwestero Div Brookiyn Manhat s 68 A 1968.... Canadian National 448 1957. Canadian Northern 6 s Canadian Pacifo deb 4, 4 Central Pacitic 4s 194, 4 Chi & Western ind con Chesapeake Corpn bs w Chesapeake & Ohto ov 438 1930 Chesapeake & Ohio gen ¢ e 1993, Chicago Bur & Quincy 4%877 B Cht Quinoy 1st ret 58 1971, Chi & Kastern 1)) Chi Great Wastern 48 195 Chi M St P &P adj 6s'75. ChiM 8t P & P adj 58 200! b Chi Union Station 6 ll“' 1 Cul R 9 Cuba Northern 5% Den & Rio Grunde con RG West bs 19 194 Iirie gen Ilen 48 I Erie ref 5= 1967 Grand Trunk 7s Great Northern Great Northern gem 8 4% Great Northern gen 78 19 Hudson & Manhattan adi 68 1957, Hudson & Manhatuo ref 6 1957, Lilinots Central %8 6 451 inter Rapid-Transit b8 inter Hapid Transit av 7s 193! Inter & (ireat Nor ad) 68 1983. ... Int Rwys of Cent Am 6148 1947 4 han C bt Scott & M 48 1938 Missour! Pacific 58 F. Kansas City Southern ¥s 1960, Kansas City Southern bs 1950, Liake Shore ¢8 1931, .vasere Louis & Nasb unitied 48 144/ MStP&SSMERge v Mo Kan & Tex 18t 48 190 Mo Kan & T'ex adj bs 1967 310 Kan & Tex pr lu és A 1963, Missourt Pacific gen ¢s 1976 \o New York Ceut deb ¢8 193 New York Cent cef imp 68 2013.., New York Centrat den 6s (436, ... 1 48 A T4, NYChi&StLrefolas B'TS Now Haveu deb es 1¥0i.. N YN H & Hcvdeb 6s 1948 N Y Ry 6s1986... 4 N Y West & Boston ¢ 4s I3 Norfolk & Western con 48 19 Northern Pacific ds 404 Northern Pacific ¢s 1997. Northern Pacific 55 D 204 NOrtnern acinc rer tmp #s 2047, Vre Short Li Ore- Wash | StLIN&ESHEU St L& San K'ran or St Louis San Fr 4138 " Southern Hy South Ry 18t uUnion Paeifo 1st Virginian Ry 1t os 1983, wabash st 68 | Wahash bis 19 Columbia. & Gravel ptd. Commercial National pfd. D. C. Paper Mig. Co., pfd. District National Sec. pfd. Federal-American Co. com. . Federal-American Co. pfd. . Federa) Storage Co. pfd. Lanston Monotspe . Merchan! Merchants' Transter & 8tg. Mergenthaler Linotype . National Mtg. & Inv. Co. Bfd « Peoples Drug Stores pfd ... 3,116 Peoples Drug Stores pfd. 3,016 Sanitary Grocery pfd. 245 §Security Storage ... 150 Terminal Ref. Wh'g Corp. . 10 Washington Convention Hall pfd. 15 Washington Medical Bldg. Corp. 208 Washington' Mech. Mtge. Co. com. 85 Woodward & Lothrop pfd. oe 2,028 1 1 237 78 187 25 2,555 395 1,004 7,232 14,635 914 $2,000 1961. . 2,000 Army & Navy Club Cosmos Club 4'as (r BONDS. Chapin-8acks 1st pfd. Miller Train Control Raleigh Hotel .... Departmental Bank Munsey Trust Co. . Park Savings . Baltimore Markets Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, November 3.—Egg re- ceipts, especially of strictly fresh laid stock from nearby points, continue very light and the market advanced 2 to 3 cents a dozen over opening prices Mon- day. Demand for strictly fresh stock continues good and the limited offer- ings <lean up daily, there being no sur- plus of this sort. attention of ship- pers is called to the fact that selected white eggs which bring top-prices are hennery goods of large size, clean and strictly fresh and must be carefully graded. Inferior, small or held stock, which are easily detected under the candle, cannot be sold in this class, but are classed strictly on their merits and sold accordingly. The market closed today at 48 to 50 cents a dozen for se- lected whites in free cases; 45 cents for firsts and 43 for eurrent receipts. Receipts of live poultry have been more liberal the past week by boat as well as truck of both young and old fowl, and under only fair demand the market has eased off and values are a shade lower. For fat old hens 4> unds and over and large smooth g;rlnq chickens, as well as small broil- ing springers, a fairly good demand pre- vails, but small, poor, thin fowl are not 50 desirable and generally slow sale at inside prices. Turkeys continue in light rmigt. but ample for the demand, which is limited, and liberal shipments are not advisable until the weather turns colder. Turkeys weighing less than 8 pounds should not be shipped. as poor stock is not wanted and only tends to lower the value of the better class of fowl. Youn{”hen turkeys, 8 pounds or over are bringing 45 cents & pound; old hens 40 and old toms 35. Medium to large Spring chickens are selling at 29 and 30 and Leghorns 35 to 27; but all poor, thin stock moves slow at 20 to 22. Old hens, 3!3 pounds and over, are bringing 25 to 30 and Lef- horns, 23 and 24; but fowl under 31, pounds are generally slow sale at 20. Old roosters are in ample supply and draggy at 18 to 20. Young ducks, 4 pounds and over, are in moderate re- ceipt, but ample for the demand, which is limited, at 22 to 25, while smaller ducks, as well as old, are neglected at 18 to 20. Geese made their first l;:rnr- ance on the market this week and mef with ready sale at 23 to 25. The mar- ket for guinea fowl and pigeons holds steady at 80 to 85 each for large and 40 to 65 each for small of the former and l”t '; pair for both young and old of the atter, Potato Receipts. Receipts of white potatoes continue liberal irom all sections and the mar- ket rules easy with prices mostly in buyers' favor, For weil graded round stock there is & fairly good demand, but all inferior lots showing mudded cake or ungraded are not desirable :nd h“lve hd &n wl"d. ';z dlmunm. ‘wel pol 8 Are 1.00 to fx‘n per 100 pounds, but ro: potatoes will not bring over 5 to 90, while lso.gound sacks sell mostly at 1.50 to 1.75, as to quality and condi- tion. Sweet potatoes are in ulgf. and the market rules y o 175 to 2.75 a barrel and 75 to 1.00 bushel, but to draw full values oflaflng must be grade No. 1, as anything of grade, smaller or irr s to be sold at discounts, while No, 2's and culls are not wanted at any price. Yams are in light receipt and under a fair demand the market rules firmer : steady under a fairly, at 2.00 to 2.50 a barrel. The market for native and nearby garden truck holds mmd‘ demand for Arst quality stock: 8 ollowing quo- v red_angually) .. Metropolitan Club 4'zs, 1936 ......... UNLISTED DEPARTMENT. o Fia 1 1 5.00 100 100 AR 6 8.00 1.00 135 95 15 95 95 1% tations; Beets, 4.00 and 5.00 per 100: brocoll, 60 to 75 bushel; cabbage, 3.00 to 6.00 100; carrots, 4.00 to'6.500 per 100; kale, 40 to 50 bushel; lettuce, 75 to 1.25 bushel; lima beans, 3.00 to 5.00 bushel; onions, 2.00 to 3:50 per 100|' pounds; oyster plants, 6.00 to 7.00 per 100; parsnips, 50 to 60 basket; peppers, 30 to 40 basket; pumpkins, 8.00 to 20.00 per_100; savoy cabbage, 90 to 1.10 Qushel; ;%lnéch, 40 to 70 bushel, and turnips, 40 basket, Live Stock Market. . The general live cattle market holds steady with little change in values from last week, while receipts on the wharves || and at the stockyards continue light, de- mand is only fair and centered on top- grade cattle, all undergrades being slow to find favor inside prices, ota- tions today at Light street wharf: Beef cattle, first quality, pound, 12 to 12%; common to medium, pound, 8 to 11; bulls, as to quality, pound, 7 to 9; cows, choice to fancy, pound, 8 to 9; common to fair, ‘pound, 5 to 7; oxen, as to quality, pound, 6 to 8; calves, veal. choice, pound, 15%; large, fat, pound, 12 to 14; large rough, pound, 9 to 10; thin, pound, 8 to 9; rough and common, pound, 6 to 7; sheep, choice, und, 5 to 6; old bucks, pound, 3 to 4; mbs, Spring, choice, pound, 12!, to 13; fair to good, pound, 11 to 12; com- mon, thin, pound, 8 H s, straight, pound, 9835 10 10; sows, 7 to 8; live pigs, pound, 10 to shoats, pound, 8 to 10. While the hunting season opened on November 1, shippers of game stock are advised that with the exception of rab- bits it s unlawtul to purchase, receive on consignment or offer for eale any other character -of game -within the State of Maryland. The -season for rabbits opens here November 10 and continues until December- 31, inclusive. Several shipments of game have already been received here, and such are a total loss, as there is no. outlet for game of any kind. s Closing Grain Quotations. ‘Wheat—No. 2 red Winter, garlicky, domestic, spot, 1.33%3; November deliv~ ery, 1.33%. Corn-—No. 2 yellsw, do- mestic, 1.10; cob corn, new, 4.00 to 4.25 per barrel. Oats—No. 2 white, do- mestic, spot, 522a531; No. 3 white, gc;ra\e;'.;s. spot, 50 to 51, Rye—Nearby, .10a1.20. Future Brides Honored. With no eligible brides, Wooley, Eng- land, recently honored its children who some day will fill the wants of Cupid in the village. Swains of Wooley are plentiful, but must go outside to find any girls near their age, so the 15 chil- dren of the place mean much to all the residents. The little ones were honored at a flower service held in connection with the annual harvest festival, . London Night Clubs Busy. Proprietors of night clubs of London are preparing for a busy season. Since the return of Summer vacationers the clubs m\‘m been active, but the-owners le re- | ap In Nearby Virginia B 1405 wirmiesst, Loans Commonwealth Investment Co. 917 15th 86 NW. Phose Maln 383 COMPLETE FINANCING Our Duties —as managers of your property? They are all-including. We take the worry of de- tails off your shoulders and deal with all the problems that present themselves— with judgment based on omies are. achieved that add materially to your income. B. F.:SAUL CO. Main 2100 925 15th St. 100% RET 1st & 2nd TRUST MONEY On homes, apartment properties. No apprai- sal fee. Prompt service. 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Investment Bankers 'helps Building, Binghamton, New York Consider these new sensationally low prices 5-passenger sedan - 0‘2':;5 now Cab roadster ¢ + ;;43!5 now Close coupled sedan 2495 NOW S-passenger coupe - .;{:4'5 now 7-passenger sedan - o&’s now 7-pass. limousine - 2945 NOW $2195 2195 2195 2345 2545 2645 NEW PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV. 1, 1928 ALL PRICES F.0.B. FACTORY TEARNS-KNIGHT The finest tmnspal'tat('an of loday STERRETIT & F LEMING, Ine. Home of the Gold Seal Used Car mplain at Kalorama Rd. Colu; Display Rooms' bia 5050 171} 14th Se. N,