Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1929, Page 16

Economist Declares Gain Is More Than Half Per Cent a Year. BY JOHN F. SINCLAIR. Epecial Dispatch to The 8tar. "NEW YORK, June 26.—Robert R. Kuczynski, T economist, estimates that the world's population is increasing each year at the rate of about five-eighths of 1 per cent. Thus the earth would soon be erpopulated. ¥ wnul Ehe present rate, says the econo- mist, “is largely due to an age com- position which tends to swell the num- ber of births and to lower the number ths.” o(sge‘ll the fecundity and mortality re- main what they are, the proportion of old people will increase; this means that the birth rate will decline further and that the death rate will mount. So the immediate dnnlfi;?’t general overpopu- is neutral N hu’l"’k‘l‘e Brool Institution carried on an jnvestigation into m matter :::d und that fecundity already de- ::‘l)med s0 much that the number of children in all the countries of Western and Northern Europe, North America and Australia combined is no longer sufficient to replace the reproductive age Thp: institution, by its figures, shows that the Anglo-Saxons, Germans, Scan- dinavians and French no T Tepro- duce themselves. They are med to die out and their countries sooner or later will be occupied by other races. “This is the conclusion of the Brook- ings Institution. Saskatchewan buys about $50,000,000 worth of farm machinery every year, It will buy more in 1929, much more. The City of Regina, for years known as one of the world's greatest distribut- machinery, is now thousand units Credit Foncler Inc., consisi of one cent cumulative first pre- tock. distinguished - European Pl SUPLES F (0 INLARGERECEPS Other Vegetables in Large Quantities Are Offered at Market. Increased quantities of green corn were offered the retail trade this morn- ing, wholesalers having, hundréds of crates of the popular vegetable . from several States, Most of the receipts came from Alabama, Texas and North Carolina, while small quantities, first of the Virginia crop of the season, came from the vicinity of Norfolk. The corn was priced around 1.50 a crate. Lima beans, top quality, were in de- mand at 4.00 a bushel basket, some not even more machinery from all of the globe than ever before. in perfect condition selling at 3.50. S beans were fairly plentiful at .| Onions—suj light, market e e THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. NESDT&Y.- JUNE 26, 1929, soft, 330; Jumbo fats, 128 and 11s, 1.75a2.00; 9s mostly, 1.65. Lettuce—Supplies of - Western _stock whl: demand steady: crates, type, 5-6 moderate; demand moderate, market slightly weaker; New York, crates, Big Boston type, 1.40a1.50; fair quality and condition, 1.00a1.25. & moderate; demand ; California, stand- judas and 50- das, N. 8. No. ‘aches—Supplies light; demand moderate, market slightly weaker; Geor- gla, bushel baskets Hileys, U. 8. No. 1, 1% -inch minimu 50a3.75; sixes, Hi. leys, U. 8. No. 1, small size, 3.50a3.75 sixes, Hileys, unclassified small to me- dium size fair condition. 3.00. Potatoes—Supplies moderte; old stock, demand light, market slightly weaker Maine, 150-pound sacks Green Moun- tains and Cobblers, U. 8. No. 1, 2.00: 2.15; new stock; demand mod market firm; Norfolk Section Vi cloth stave barrels Cobblers, ke No. 1, 3.50a3.75; East Shore Virginia, cloth top stave barrels Cobblers U, S. No. 1, 4.00. ‘Tomatoes—Supplies moderate; mand moderate, market firm; Miss ard crates, yellow Bes best, 2.35a2.50; fair quality, 1.15a1.25. ‘Watermelons—sSupplies moderage; de- mand good, market steady; Florida Tom Watsons, 30-32 pounds, average, 60-65 28-pounds _average, 50; 24-26 pound: average, 40. String Beans—Supplies liberal; de- mand moderate, market slightly weaker; North Carolina and Norfolk section vugu‘;‘u shel hampers, 1.50; 5-pec] mpers, green, ;.{E:yhn X hl;’:l:!l baskets, green, 00 " Cucumbers—Supplies Iiberal mand moderate, market stead; 3.50. Squash—Supplies . liberal; light, market dull; North Carolina, bushel hampers, white, 76a1.00; few Nfi‘"‘ Pl light; moderate, mar] crates, fancy, 3.00a3.50, Eggplant—Supplies light: moderate, market steady; Florida, pep- per crates, fancy, 2.5082.95; poor con- dition low as 1.50, demand upplies demand demand demand quality, 1.25i North Carolina, crates, fair quality, 1.25a1.50; few best high as 1.75. 2-dozen | L8 issippi fours, ripes and turning; wrapped | 7* N cn(;olm:, bushel hampers, fancy, 3.25a | t firm; Florida, pepper | § light, market slightly. weaker;-Virginia and Delaware, bushel baskets, Trans-| BALTIMORE STREET CAR COMPANY SHOWS GAIN Special Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, June 26—Earnings of the United Railways in May showed PARIS BOURSE PRICES. PARIS, June 26 (#).—Prices were steadier on the Bourse today. Three per cent rentes, 74 francs 75 centimes; 5 per cent loan, 102 franecs 40_centimes. Exchange on Lohdon, 123 francs 921 centimes. The dollar was quoted at 25 francs 567, centimes. (BOCULATE A '\UVH\‘ [N - Pure, creamy milk chocolate, preserve its freshness. A wholesoms ;n the o’mm\h + ! for same a ) deducting $70,978.58 mrfl;r the passenger revenue - has in $153,675.99, but depreciation. allowances have been $348,501.74 more than for the same $37,688.72 3,015.85 over earnings bt after May, 1928, according to a ibmitted to the Public Service For the first five months of this year creased reflod of 1928, resulting in léss net income. The company mentions for the five Regular 35¢ Value Vs-lb. Size | Special 2 oc wrapped in tinfoil to e and delectable con- fection that is sure to be enjoyed by the whole family, Be sure to take home several bars at the special low price of 20c for this week only. Planter’s Salte Only 390 Lb. Fresh, selected peanuts from the heart of the peanut raising section hey have been prop- erly roasted to bring out their full flayor and just enough salt added to make them délicions. Keep & sup- ply on hand—every one likes them. d Peanuts An Appetizing Between-Meals Confection o months & saving 6 $166916.58 as due > but the table of service shows a de- crease of 295,300 in car miles, 11,390,239 in seat miles and reduction of 5,237,574 ‘when chewmmpmn appeal rate of return on its valuation will be taken up by that tribunal. SILVER QUOTATIONS. “All Over Town” —the Better to Serve You not last s but in the same week 010%7. m’?:o follow: Week ending June 15. week .. Same week last year, week 1 the poisons pass away, the sour and acid stomach sweetens, and bilious- Dess vanishes. Sick Headache, Indl- gestion, Bad Breath and Complexion improve by the gentle. action of these tiny vegetable laxative pills. All Druggiste 25¢ and 75c red pkgs. Greater Savings Here On Popular Brands of CIGARS Any of These 10cV alues Phila. Hand Made, perf.... Garcia Grande, queens. ... Luis Martinez, corona Robt. Burns, pant. Henrietta, pop.. El Producto, bo Blackstone, cab.. La Palina, excel. Muriel, Rothschild. Manuel, perfecto..... Optimo, purt. extra. Roi Tan, perf. extra Box of 50 $9.75 th-While SAVINGS Here! Extraordinary Values on Products to Promote Health, Comfort: and Beauty Blackberries—Supplies light; demand % moderate, market firm; North Carolina, 0 in this i 32-quart crates, fair to ordinary qual- Moyt ity and condition, 2.5084.00. o the fact that 1t Lt I e ¥ e rov. | for heavy supplles from the es—Supplies_modera Melon Supplies. of ‘Homegrown spinach, not so plentiful this morning, sold as high as 1.50 a bushel, while kale, more plentiful and not in such great demand, was offered around 75 cents. Dealers had plentiful 'h | supplies of the several varieties of small vegetables. ‘Watermelons and cantaloupes con- tinued to claim the attention of buyers in the fruit market, and wholesalers had iful suj of both fruits to offer. Increased receipts of water- melons, mostly Stone Mountain and Tom Watson's from Georgia, were re- ported of exceptionally good quality, cut. mlqhm for display purposes claim- ing much attention. “If retailers get a taste of the dis- play fruit,”” observed a d ‘the o hesitation about bu Melons this morning m1 at 50, 60 and 75 cents, few small me! selling trifie cheaper. Worf Regular $1 Value Gillette Blades Package of 10 69c Regular $1 Value Globe Vacuum Botiles 67c ern Canada. settled Talrosd mileage than any other Drov- except Ontario. of the hun- Guaranteed Savings on HOME REMEDIES 60c Zonite Antiseptic..............36¢c 50c Unguentine Ointment. . it abe $1 Squibbs Mineral Qil. . ... ... .. - .57c 50c Phillips Milk of Magnesia ...................30¢ $1 Ovaltine Health Drink, 14-0z. size. . ............... .66¢ ' $1 Bottle Miles Nervine................ceunn. 5Tc $1 Size Lysol Disinfectant. .. .. .. 6de == Glysrated $1 Size Lavoris Antiseptic. . ... .. Bl = $1 Size Horlicks Malted Milk . ........ .o e+ 08 35c Freezone Corn Remover. . ........coocev ... i 20c 25¢ Ex-Lax Chocolate, medium. . .............19 / $1.50 Eskays Neurophosphates. . .........$1.29 Cameras, Q8¢ up $2.25 Dryco Baby Milk, 3-Ib. size. . ....$1.69 Kodaks, $5 up 60c California Syrup of Figs.........34¢c LA T SO s $1.20 Caldwells Syrup of Pepsin. . .70c e T T $1.20 Bromo Seltzer. . ... ...68¢c $1.50 Petrolagar. . ..85¢ Latest Style Bathing Caps 10c¢ to 79c¢ ‘These chic new caps will add immeasurably to the attractive- ness of your bathing ensemble. Many shapes, styles and colors :‘mm which to make your selec- lon. Hundreds of Choice Quality Tooth Brushes Special 19¢ Each ‘Many styles and shapes are in- a‘;dn:d in this sale of iteed Retall is begining to feel the ef- e Summer decline. In the last decade has Keep a Record in Pictures of Your Hours at Play— Sharpens Appetite Iron Bul -pound prints, 45%; tyb, 43l5ad4Y,; store , 30. uérfimm. afus; trupl:‘nxe!ected. ; current receipts, 30. alive—Turkeys, hens, 34; .dllckuu, large, Bottle of 54 Tablets Ohl How good it f $1.09 feels to dip your oor, aching feet nto a “Tiz” bathl Itdrawsout poisons and acidsthatmake your feet burn and swell, It restores tired feet and takes the sting out of corns, bunions and .| callouses. You can walk and dance in blissful comfort when you bathe ; ’Gne“r feet iflk"l'iz"i t a package of “Tiz” at any drug store and see how | grateful your feet. Sturdy. Household Rubber Gloves Only 49 ¢ Peir Save your hands in the kitchen. in your arden. whil o Soft— Special for Summer Holidays— A Travel Sise|tine boim zi rubber gloves. Pre-\ COTY S| Eau de Toilette The famous Coty fragrances may now be obtained in a travel-size toilet water. In an adorable flacon with a shaker top which eliminates all spilling, it is in- dispensable for freshening touches during trips and travels. In all the favorite odeurs including the -newest, the sensa- tion of Paris, L'Aimant. rrice 93¢ Summer. For Kodak pictures will keep a record of the beautiful scenery, the good times, the‘un- Refreshing usual sights for you,..forever. Der y Some time before your trip come in for your Kodak. You can get and' Lucien one here for just about any price Bath Powders you want to pay. And be sure you have a supply of the dependable Generous Tin Complete with Large Puff Kodak film in the yellow box. Specially Priced, 3 9c A very special purchase enables us to make this ex- ceptional offer. A generous size tin of. bath powder complete with large size excel- lent quality puff—and priced at only 3c. Every one will want to take advantage of splendid bar- our hands Fruit and Vegetable Review. ‘The daily market report on fruits and sales | vegetables * (compiled by the Market News Service Bureau of Agricultural Economics) says: Sales to jobbers ex- cept where otherwise noted. Cantaloupes—Supplies moderate; de- mand moderate, market about steady; | Bathe Them California Imperial Valley Jumbos, 45s, salme 5.00a5.50; Jumbos, 36s, 5.5026.00; Juimbos, 27, 3.7584.00; some in “T Edmonston & Co. INCORPORATED Neo Branch Stores Carl M. Bets, Msr. 612 13th St. Between F & G Sts, West Sidg The Ideal Summer Hat Ever-Kool Ex-Ray Sun Hats o, 98 Come in and examine these excep- tional hats. They are made of & auality material which 15 waterproot i and may be easily cleaned. Adjustable for head size. The green shade in % front affords you eve protection during the glaring Summer days. These hats are ideal for driving, golfing, fishing, ete. has not gained ground the chain operator in other spheres of industry. The general upward movement of prices has been arrested largely by consolidations in the manufacturing industry, says the National Industrial Conference Board.. Based upon 60 lines of manufactur- ing the board's study discloses that the general upward trend of prices from 1900 to 1925 has been much less pro- nounced in those branches of manu- facturing in which industrial consoli- dations have been a dominant factor in the market. ‘The rise in prices in the 26 lines of manufacturing so affected was only 28.8 per cent, as against a rise of 110.6 per cent during the same period in the 21 lines of manufacture which have not been affected by the merger movement. In the 13 remaining branches of manu- facturing, in which consolidations have been formed to & limited extent, prices during the same period rose about 70.7 per_cent. ‘The interesting fact. however, brought out by the study of the board, is that the popular impression .of the financial success of consolidations generally is illusory. = These mergers did not prove exceptionally profitable, Their com- bined record in this regard was found to be not much different from that of independent business concerns. ‘The conclusion of the conference board indicates that up to 1925 indus- trial mergers brought about lower prices to consumers and steadier employment for employes. 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