Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1931, Page 21

RESORTS. uu\nnc CITY, on the a’s k ps Deck™ Enjoy these beauti- ful days high above the ocean atop Col- ton Manor. Revel in the salty tang of the fresh sea air, where complexious glow and appetiles ea \/oydge Weekly Rates Ewropean Plan One of the finest Hotels In Atlantic City For a weekor a week-end enjoy the lnxury of THE SUNDAY STAR, RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. WASHINGTON, ‘RESORTS. OCEAN_GROVI D. C, JULY 5 1931—PART TWO RESORTS. OCEAN GROVE, N. J. RESORTS. V'IIGINIA BEACH, VA. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ' WESTMINSTER | | 107 So. KENTU(KVAVE nearBeach he |F WATKINS OCEAN END of So.CAROLINAAVE Restaurant . . Parking . . W.S. Bachman, Prop. Itl' oTEL 17;"—? R.B.LUDY, M.D. Avu-m: envv' MODERATE PRIC! 50 TARGE #OOMS Quick Service INCLUDING ALL "', MEALS $ Ownership Management for Thirty-five Years the finest appointments without exorbitant | Price. Booklet. Write or wire for reservations. 280 ROOMS OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN EA WATER BATHS PAUL AUCHTER. Mgv. A.C.ANDREWS, Pres :A,@ /'(M*AJ{L[AWHCCI'I'Y rach front el .o tee o < Just ofF the WalkY THE APPEAL OF ECONOMY e youraclf thissom; bathe. Three san rivm Special f uP DLY. forreservations. HotdNEWBELMONT | <an theBitvak, bt S Conslna o e ezsee Aves CENTRAL LOCATIO 208 feet on Ocean front. 100 ;ou-- with bat ';-ndh;eleglnnu. eropeas s Trom -.u.;'.'.: Carege: flncrl,nnvn . most Inzurious fre- roof hotel. Earopean plan. very ronm with bath. Hathe ing privileges. Rest also "dict Mitehen. Ownershin , Maraziment 3. JAG The world's Best Resort Values New 1931 Fireproof Buildings De VILLE @verlooking Boardwalk at Kentucky Ave, For Roo Early Season Rates &ni Boih WONDERFUL MEALS INCLUDED. §25 TO $40 WEEKLY No sleep-disturbing elements, deles; tions ar conventions. No naier trolle ©Onr farm products. ownership direc- tion. judicions advertising and no bond- ed dents create such vers low ratee. OCEAN BATHING FROM ROOMS cks. 3 large porches. ozone Ocean View Rooms 4 sun roof soiarium. 2 g You will eniev this vouns folk's hotel Clientele seleet and restricted recreational feature. plus hail Dance Band Orchesira. Informal Guest capacity. 550. Thomas M. O'Brien Overlooking Ocean at lilinois Avenue ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. A New Fireproof Hotel, RATES (WITH MEALS) AS LOW AS $40 Weekly, Per Person SPECIAL DAILY RATES European Plan Rates Upan Request BATRING DIRECT FROM HOTEL FETTER & HOLLINGER /nc. Eupure C Fetter. Mng. Dir LBEMARLE VIRGINIA AVE.rnear BEACH ana STEEL PIER ATLANTIC CITY, N.J- Rooms Only With Meals sg.solr, s3.500 $10v., 520 Bathing From Hotel Tide. cool porches. Oren surroundines nning ly Phone 4-5721 Owners-Mgrs., GABLE & DEVITT ICEAN EN. OERNT Dy avewve OVERLOOKING TRE BEACH MONTICELLO & DEVON DAILY RATES WEEKLY RATES WITH MEALS Bath, 8$20., $22.50, 825. th, 35., $40. Furopean Plan if Desired Bathing Direet From Hotel 2000 fi. of Porches, 200 Rooms, ath, ate Water in All Room: Request A Fetter & Hollinger Hotel KENNETH B. FETTER, Mgr. (o]0} & UP DAILY WITHMEALS oo ? T‘RENT..... will pay for desirable sccommodations off the Boardwalk. Capacity 700 Sea water haths. G Fireproof. American and European Plan. T COSTS NO MORE TO LIVE tnmncl. curvé \\“‘t 20 Years of Success Fireproof . . . all outside rooms, most face ocean Private Bath Houses Free Parking and Garage JULY 4th SPECIALS Rooms and Meals, Fri.-Sat.-Sun. $10.00 $12.00 $14.00 SHOREHAM Deermont Fia. | Virginia Ave.—Just off Boardwalk & Steel bveriook- eLHO‘l’EL : Ro KQn'uci-yAve ner bea AMERICAN PLAN—St up daily EUROPEAN PL 2 up daily Special Weekly Rates—Wonderful Meals ooklet—Phone—1-0933 RALPH MECKL! | SB BASIFL FROM h y MiILLION OOMAR -:u n Two Blocks of New Convention Hal NG WATER ALL ROOME Sutes with BATHING trom HOT S, Petersbiirg KENTU(KY AVENUE NEAR BEACH $4 and wp. dally, with MEALS Spaclal Weekly Rates » Bathing Privil ELVA M. KING, Ownership Mst. VIRGINIA AVE. 300 FEET FROM BOARDWALK AND HOME-LIKE ATMOSPHERE Americon and Europenn Plans Al outside r00ms.Running water,private baths,bothing from 1. Biddle Ellis, Managing Director E/v— Quallti a.—ile. i Ve 150 1t. {rnm Bnuvdr- ilP athing from hotel: hot & cold sl RM[’ G on TP DALY © CINCITDES 1750 UP WEEKLY _MEALS Every modern -wn'n- Free bathing privileses with showers no:& All Rooms with BATH or Runnins Water KNOWN FOR ITS EXCELLENT TABLE Motel Wit for booklet and mederote rates. fheatres and Amusemants Parkirg on hotel grounds. Ruhwadel & Kannady 154 Scu'l'\ AMERICAN PLAN EUROPEAN SN $3.50 dly , $17.50 wkly. $1.50 dlv , $10 wkly PRIVATE BATHS & BATHING PRIVILEGES H.D. THAYR | _NGHAM/ Cory New York and Pacific Aves. ‘ Block BATHING FHOM HOTEL. Well appointed rooms. Running water. 180 DAY UP. EUROFEAN PLAN. | ECIAL SEASON RATES. | — Doxzxfl ESTATE—Owners Mers. 172> RICHMOND] Kentucky Ave. Atthe Boardwalk ABAOLUTE OPEN § Ocean view rooms en s sfiol'en“ Elev aL’:l & up _wkiv B NEW YORK AVENUE NEAR BEACH. running water outside rooms. hear Stations. P. Proffatt. & Eu bt barne. "l thing from Hatel Mr. & Mrs. Geo. NENTUCNYAVE-NEAR flfI(Il NEW EMODERN. FUROPLAN PIAK. ' | Pvt. Baths _Carroll W. Brown } ENDERTO 152 S. Tenn. Ave 3rd Hotel iron European Pian, $2 a Day American Plan, $4 a Day Sotarium. Eleator. Gar. Run, Water in a Ems. Bath Privileges. Special Wiz Rate ath: Pi _PAU P L_POLIVY UPFOR A DAY OR A STAY. CONTINENTAL & /TINCLUDES BREAKFAST IN B UNNING SIATER PANATE BATHS . BATLING __ #ROM HOTEL' = A. RUHWADEL, MGR. DGEWATER Ocean, End South Caroling Are. er plan, e Write TEY E. J0OHNSON. ILLER COTTA( R e AGE tol7 N.GEORGIA AVE.ATL.CITY NJ. ousiy clean: block to Convention Hall. ' ervice. rooms with running water. £3 vm dajls: 18 up weekl Phone 4-f ERovritkaent M Serup American_pian. 4. EMERSON ] 'Princess Egery raom with rumaing water or baih. 82 up dly. wl ..:.'.,.l‘.' "J... n'nn k. r'El‘i‘cL oan END OF TENNESSEE AVE. PLAN. ROO! ers.. Evers room, runain refurnished. Beauti Spaclous porch. Priss Tater. i ine privile | Binder,_prop. _(fo ROOMS Jor 3 DAY& 150 SoTennessceAve. ] 'WRITE FOR SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES $ IVDIANIA AVINU! NEA! l g cIT ATLANTIC . A Romelike Hotel on buuunu Pen: mum- ing From He Ave om it 528 Op W 'S Amenican Bian, KENTUGKY AVE. NEAR BEACH. ROOMS $2 up Daily, including Breakta P Buanias water. Bathing from Hotel. S. 8o. Carolina Ave. Near Be; Special low rates on American pi Running a 5 ater Brivate toilet or baih. " Free bathing. Ye. TREXLI &‘:LARENDON Virginia Ave., half block to beacn 1 P Running water. ths B 'MONROE athing from HUTCHINS, TennesseeAv. &Beach | e it i i 1 e # 'mn Elevator. Mrs.J.J.Joyce OCEAN HOUSE 176 QCEAN, AVENUF—ATLANTIC CITY Bathing —Coolest Location Weekly wit .. THE ROYAL PALACE Rooms—Free Rathine—Get 0yr’ Menn Rates mma Selecting | Hotel Sea "Water" Bathin R. QUEEN Il HOTEL SPRUCE n Door %mellah! lln‘” M‘GUIGAN s privile European Plan at Moderate Rete ‘ater—Bathing from H; .I NEAR ‘ll{ll tor. Excellent CHAS. F. SEARC] Dancing. &::.::ai' SHLPERRY TOUELL . Aa Tenn. Ave. July Special: European Weekly. $13: Daily, $3. Two_in Reom. Bathing R, RAWLEY The Hotel known for Lowest Rates DAVENPORT &% & new lobbies: bathing frc L Rms v rates .u.eu“ W PLAN ONLY e from $7 st 20th’ :-ullonn without Extrava: N UCKVAVE JU OAR SEarn "°”“ia’-fifl hi3 S SUEST The Clearfield Hete! == Apartments | 0 So. vireinly Ave. Near Reach. i tumished. - Bathing | Viekes ILLA NOVA Ocean ave. nr. Beach. Ocean view. Rms. with run‘e water. Pyt baths Reasonable rates. Mrs. J. STOREY DELAWARE CITY Tenn Av., 24 trom | HOTEL Beach. Running | Private baths . rates. Bpecial p»nmv | TABORINN $se: weekie M Wm. Laird. | running wat ooms; rates. Owper ms WINDERMER Elevator BENDERS. Ow p Ocean End So. Carolina Ave From £20 wklv. with meals. F.re Bklt & road map on reques Paul C. Rosecrans. owner & mg ra pr an end Connect. 1 location 29th JP. 5.C nnm B Ame 2 proof_gar 28th vear ASBURY PARK, N. J. THE ALB(ON Asbury Park Ocean Front Euio. Fisn Ses ates. 13 Wiy T8 1p snel Moderate priced Y Successtal Tea AVALON g, 7.5t m:hmtu meals Special Famils Rates SARAH McCANN SMIiTH. BEACH HAVEN, N. BEACH HAVE The Ergleside 7 fect ha(h!nl always good fishing with a ml)d! and gives sure rzml from ho! bz.fldn Now _ope! Tl R 7 PNH'Y Mgr. GUIELBALDW(N Leading Beach Front Hotel at BEACH HAVEN, N. J. Modern House, 200 outside rooms, 100 baths. Hay fever cure and sportsmen’s Paradise | o ___CAPE MAY %e%t/mra[ rO CapeMayNew Sersey (N A beautifl modern fire- proof hotel located directly on the ocean front Outdoor Sea ater Swimming Pool, Golf. Tennis. Surf Bathing, Sadd'e Horses 1 Concert and Dance Orchestra. Modest Rates. George M. Poughton, Manager A HOTEL HISTORICALLY OLD —BUT LUXURIOUSLY NEW in Modern Comfort, Luxury and Ap- intments—American Plan. Temni Orchestra. Surrounded by Lawns ardens. JOHN V. SCOTT. Mgr. H““COLLIMBIA At cool Cape May, N. Rooms en suite with baih. 3. Unexcelled & BEO. SHELDON ™ “ | READING = |KEYSTONE =% |SEASIDE e and piay with us” 4 IDT T "'"By the lnd Ill ou 'n to serve you: lrulmu el undn! d! rooms; excellent culsine supreme sur! bathing. wa today for rel I We" maks’ forks hapay eA Thoroughly American Resort of the Better Class AHaving the support of the kind of people you wil like 0 leave your family with. Upwards of 100 hotels, an YAuditorium seating 10,000, unobstructed ocean frontage, ‘parks and spacious boardwalk; safe Bathing Beaches, . % boating, fishing, tennus, gol. Reasonable rates. Municipal Information Bureau, Drawer A B, Ocean Grove, N. J. Plesse mention this paper when writing ervation: 13th and 14th Sts. The Keninora ROANOKE COTTAGE Ocean front, hot and cold water in each feom. home _cooki wner managems I Mr llu R B Ga mv HOTEL ‘Gray." Phone 7 Private Baths, Golf NEW WAVER ide Rooms, Privileges, Surf Bathing, Delicious South- ern Meals. Write for illustrated Booklet. SPOTTSWOOD ARMS front, bathin private baths, Mrs. Myrtle A. Welborne. ow __ OCEAN VIEW, THE MERRIMAC FAis 24 Years' Personal Management Delightful place to spend vacation. Excel- lent Bouthern meals. ~Large scroened porehes: Erivate baths. Running water: i foomms. ner-1 VA. ONE OF THE nnr FQUITPED HOTELS he 7 Raview ARBORTON Jown 0 Asbury Park Casino. Am C lfl )‘5 l person P(V"A,,x sel lnafl PANORAMA HOTEL—COTTAGES 3,000-ft. Altitude On Top of the Blue Rid ter of the l!ll\A\l)(lAll NATIONAL PARK On the Lee Highway (U. 8. 211) inia’s most scenic and accessi- bl:“mlnunllm resort: quiet. cool and Testful. A. headauarters. by auto or bus in Washington-Lairay daily. ~ For Round trip, ymn’nnor, m 2 om(ms OCEAN. Sultes with private baths, Write for illus- trated. bookiet. Cap 200 Phone_1991. HARLES M. HER Owner and Prop. COLONIA! BJZACII. VA. MONE OUSE Colonia) Beach, Large, shady Jawn renonub!! rates. Prop. Mrs. A LOW TY, N. J. HOTEL F LEETWOOD 6th & Wesles Aves.. Ocean City, N. J. Special rate over Fourth of July week 50 per peraon from Friday night 10 Sunday."Including Sunday dimaer, RALEIGH Ocean Wesley Ave, Rooms with running water & Ocenn view. Excellent table. Mi THE BELLEVUE - Private Baths. J. J. McConnell, ! _WEST_ Vmg:mu in the May be ".cma fia hours. Three entrance Achedule Peall Nat. #11. &istance phone Luras For Literature Write PANORAMA, Luray, V. “Jordan White Sulphur Springs sourSummer at Fings, it its Brick Rotel with 1 mealsand . Iarge Seimmine. pool.. 40 x200 c. B ted ™ fhe Cextreme ‘morth end of th won nnnnh \'m]!v five mxle. nonh Directly Faeing the Sea Sports and Soeial Centre of the North Jeraey Const. Two iB-hole golf courses. Ocean Bathing. _ Boating. Horeehack Riding. Polo. Motoring. Open June 26th to Mid-September, Bfill"l?rl in large country WANTED BSiiih mue rom s i e Jons™ minerel | Bale batha: Tu s imming ‘and bot- llV’ 100} g La Spend ip] river Tors 5 unm o OCEAN CITY, MD. MAJFSTIC HOTEL Facing the Ocean—Ameri Day rates. running water uso m u'n Weekly rates, rannine = 1 EDGAR SOUTTER. Mgr. P. 0. Stephenson. Va. In the Mountains of VII"lllll s Hiilside Cottages, ork st e ekt "or The. beautitul o enan turn off Mt. Jackson. Va Shenandoah Valley Lo e 3 e OnASEEE | Jute 6 to 21 107 PARKER' SMIT! 12 50 9k er ort. ns, $10 Hald mum onT-evllv rates st of G things to eat 13 86 and 418,00 per ek« WILLIAM R dniaue Valley View Inn 2 miles east of New Market on sid Massanutten Mts. where you can r rest. Wonderful view of valles mountains. Famous mineral Good food. Reasonable rates. ALLEY VIEW NEW MARKET, The PLIMHIMMON “A Famous Maryland Hostelry” | Rich in Experience—Modern in Appointments | wholebrated for Ite Cuisine With T | chestra in eeil roomm. " Carase. HAMILTON THE HOUSE OF PLENTY Qgean. Fro Water and Private Front. Sun (COLONIAL HOTEL rater ”D“ THE SEA NEW JERSEY ‘WILDWOOD'S FINEST, romantic (‘anvwml Three busses daily $1; Snuthern Meal S Booklet P. 0. spiring ing. Rooms, 50 197 SEASON PRIVATE BATHS FREE AUTO PARKING OCEAN BATHING ACCOMMODATIONS MEALS YOU WILL NEVER FORGET ~MANAGEMENT . DORS EY UP WEEKLY WITH MEALS T I .\\ r“‘" CAP 200-DANCE ORCHESTRA 0 T ——— FREE BATH HOUSES & PARKING 2187 YEAR- - J.E.WHITESELL o ] WRe PR Forfan’ Gure AC2OVMDBATIONS fi' cAnr.c TR E AT 2 st n e ) &J’ PP 2 ,,. ,\mpa on phone reserta No O _and N C D CARTEN THE DEL MA Hot & Cold Water Private MRS. 5.1 _CAl "HOTEL STEPHEN DECA'IUR On Boardwalk Elevator and_telephone service. Phone 205 _Theo. M_Purnell, b CHANDLER HOUSE Runnine water in rooms. Noted for meal Reasonable & H._W. Chandler. THE LANKFORD 4! on Rosrdwaik: earace. M. B. Quillin. Prov. HASTINGS HOTEL °p% i BREAKERS 2:.”"1’10 A R DWALK. to July 15. AM cold runping water and priva .“Timmons. Prop MAYFLOWER Bt 150 €. HASTINGS. Owner-Manager. THE DENNIS Somiortasle and nome- ot and cold run- ning water. Terms reasonable. Bathing | free. Opens June 15._MRS. Ocean front R''J. DENNIS. THE BELMONT gumn, out, 7oy n rooms. rooms, Terms Heasonabic. L R HEARNE STONEWALL JACKSON HOTEL Staunton, Virginia Viroimia s Most Distinctie Hotel 18-Hole Golf Course Write for 7 10us Davs’” 10 in Shenandoan Valley Potomac Beach Finest, beach. th. Petomac's mast dalichtful resort. satest, clean ivate sali-water Peot saeation: hurg. 215 hours. i houses, Frank naon u. or eall Pot: ___ VIRGINIA BEA i e H VA, ath. Phone n 'rvo I Hotel Chalfonte OCEAN FRONT VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER—PRIVATE BATHS the vear Princess_Anne Cou Taihole course: ranked s the second best in the country Booklet. New—Modern—Open All Year NEW MODERN:-CAP. IS0 up w:sxu INCLUDING MEALS REE BATH HOUSES - 26 SEASON - round back “AESEPP || WATE| AL 'r BATHS \20 OCEAN CRES T up WE[KLV IMLUDING ALL MEALS 5 SEASON a0 WASHINETAN () U, WEEKLY, Wit P FRPC BATH MOUSES & PARKING boardwalk. Fxcelient MRS M. KAYE. Prop “RURAL HOME HOTEL 38 miles from Washington: water sports, tennis, quoits, spacious grounds, home-cooked food, modern con- veniences. Phone West River 217-F-11 A. W. Andrews Shady Side, Md. ERSVILLE, PA._ table] Bathing e Ph. 117, | Mrs. Horace L. Gray, Prop. i PRlNCE HENRY HOTEL Located in the exclusive North End of Virginia Beach, on a hill overlocking beautiful gardens that run down to a perfect beach. Private tennis courts, golf, horseback ridirg, ete. Special June Rates FRANK B. BANKS, Mgr. Week-end Speeial—2 full_days. (20w WEFKLY | VBYKLUDM ALL MEALS Blmram.mmsm BEACHWOOD Near beach, eap. 200: hot & cold water: music, barhing: free parking. Moderate. J. B. Mertz. horseback c. Make the ing Wriliwieds Eixest | rorouo\ns Jo0r Bome by the I mes. MS. Owner- - |7 New Pinewood Hotel Directly on the Ocean Bearl C. Miller, Leswee The Avalon Centrally located on water front. Every modern convenience. Miss Virginia Legeett. The Pochnhontn OPEN ALL YEAR. In the heart of all the beach at- tractions. and directly on the ocean front dern. rre verandas on two floor uthern cuisine. Golf, et WERNERSVILLE,.PA. In the Blue e Mountains GOLF — TENNIS — SWIMMING SADDLE HORSES Excellent Culsine. 300. Privote Baths. Ik, ATTRACTIVE, UMMER RATES. THE LOVELIEST SPOT IN PENNSYLVANIA On the Penn PHONE Sinking Spri R. Roland Binkley, Mn Associate ( Roval Victoria Hotel | Now Hotel rchmont. N. Ope: LT ENA VISTA GPI"‘V ;. PA. v of America” “In the AI BUENA VISTA. SPRINGS HOTEL kiin_Co. 3" the Heart o the g Rmn Mountatns N SUNE To" 300 "Roo; GoLp. TENNIS! R!DING HORSBS DANCING OWLING. SWIMMING. 'NO MOSQUITOES 0 miles to Geuvnhur( 725 miles to Antietam miles to Pen-Mar and Booklet. address _Gibhons. Lessee Pret Pering. Famous for its meals. THE PELHAM Eriic: sondee: CROMWELL ‘All outside rooms. hot & cold running water $18 up_ weekly, including meal Free bath houses. me« ouse. RIEDRICH & i he SHELDON mnfln«w | water; free bath Directly On the Ocean Promenade ouses. rm parkin Bath houses. | Frec o 518 up weekly. including meals. Run, WAter: priv bath: Dbaih accom.; H. HELLMAN, Ow. Mer. SARANAC, N. Y. RATES REDUCED SARANAC INN On Upper Saranac Lake Adirondack Mountains, N. Y.| — 7 Very Desirable Cottages for Rent Furnished With Meals at Hotel GOLFING CENTER 18-HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE Certified Milk on Table from our Accredited Herd Saddle Horses, Talking Pictures, Irving Boernstein’s Orchestra Thomspon & McKinnon, Brokerage Office Harrington Mills, Pres., Saranac Inn, N. Y. Sreplaces, ele Clarendon Hotel, Daytona Beach, Fla. Coquina Hotel, Ormond Beach, Fla. 5.;A..,’Q_..‘.,L.Xe” eek wrif e ] Shtbpatin, N ¥ Plenty of sea food and the best of thing to eat. Hot and cold runnin Uiy Tooms. ""For rates, write W. H. us. every- water ‘ratton, capacity 150. SARANAC, N. Monterey Inn Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Special rates during June and Sept. 0 REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. T Deleyare’s Landing Ocean Hotel E Low July Rates Special Children's Rates L Phone Rehoboth 120 comm s for rent or Marvel, Reho- Rehobo sale; both B ALA-CONN LODGE _One hour Grand Cen- tral. In beautiful hills of Westchester, try: every improvement, baths, t beds, hous urulpulaull! mi t e ‘home ‘eoo ncies people. Box ing. Vi Rates. 383, or th hot and | x| G0OD TRUCK CRO %% YEARIS PREDICTED 72 Fruit Growers Also Expected to Benefit by Season’s Yields. It is & good year for truck crops and fruits according to the shipment fig- ures, which show gains of several thou- sand cars weekly compared with last season, says the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture, Bureau of Agri- cultural Economics, Market News Serv- ice. Movement of potatoes, melons, cantaloupes, peas, string beans and cabbage is heavier tHaavin 1930. Sup- plies might be still greater but for the | lateness of apples, peaches and melons. Oranges from the old crop are still an active feature. Price tendencies of fresh produce were downward the first few days of the month except for a few sidelines, in- cluding onions, lettuce and tomatoes, in which there was sometimes a temporary shortage of good stock. Otherwise mar- ket qulflty of frul" and vegetables seems to good, especially for the leafy crops lnd l;;u!.aumq. There is a tendency to small and of melons, owing to dry weather in | some districts and heavy production, Early Apples Active. Apples from the new crop are being smm from about a dozen States and ing of July the movement RedHncresedin rapidly that shipments were about three times those of old ap- ples from s Early apples, most- ly transparents from the Middle West and Tennessee and Maryland, are fairly | prominent features in many Eastern markets and California npples are also beginning to appear. Prices started on a basis fairly satisfactory to growers, since the first of the month. Trans- parents from Delaware, New Jersev and Tennessee sold in Eastern markets at A wide range of $1 to $2 per bushel, but mostly $1 to $1.50, compared with | top price of $3 for first arrivals. A few cars dally are received from storage in Washington, Virginia and New York Pneea of stored apples range close to mk l?ulxnng in May and June. New | wins brought $1.75 t e, ght § to $2 per | month. Increasing receipts of peaches are! competing with apples as a leading feature in the fruit line. Georgia is the main source of supplies but shipments are increasing from the Carolinas, Ala- tend lower, especially for the small sizes, which are in the majority this| season. Sales of Early Rose, a mid- season variety, ranged $2.50 to $3.25 per six-basket carrier. There is a tendency to market the fruit in half-bushel bas- kets this season. Georgia Carmens sold at 80 cents to $1.20 per half bushel in Philadelphia. and Georgia peaches in other markets brought 60 cents to §1. Haulings of peaches at Georgia shipping points were light the first week of July and markets very dull. with sales mostly 82 per carrier. The Georgia and Caro- lina peach season seems to be about 10 days behind that of last year. owing mainly to dry weather. First shipments of Hileys were expected early in July. Georgia Elbertas are still small and probably not ready for market until the middle of the month. Georgia and Florida are still supply- ing the greater part of the melon ship- ments. Combined shipments at the rate of a thousand cars daily provide amply for the usual large Fourth of July de- mand. ality has been good. although there was a tendency to small sizes re- sulting from lack of rainfall when the fruit was near maturity. The low prices did not offer much inducement to ship | too early and not much green fruit has' found its way to market. Supplies of melons were reported liberal to heavy in nearly all lhe large markets. Florida and Georgia receipts brought $300 to $500 per carload in Northern and West- emn cities. Demand was reported slow | and prices weak at Southern Georgia shipping points. Potato Supply Moderate. Recipts of early potatoes were re- ported moderate in most of the large Eastern cities early in July. Demand | varied from slow to fairly active and prices were showing a more steady tone, owing to a let-up in shipments from the Eastern Shore and falling off in receipts | from North Carolina. Eastern Shore stock advanced in Baltimore, declining | slightly in Boston, and held about steady | in New York. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Western market centers at general | jobbing range of $2 to $2 por barrel Virginia white potatoes advanced 10| cents in Chicago, bringing $2.90 per barrel. The distribution of Eastern Shore | potato shipments has extended con- siderably since the first of the season. Markets in Tllinois, Michigan, Ohio and Indiana have been taking several carloads daily. A few shipments have | been bought in points as far west as | St. Paul. Duluth and Milwaukee. With the peak movement from the Norfolk section past and with the season in North Carolina over, it is expected there will be bettrr demand for Eastern Shore Dflh'o- in the Middle West. Yields _in _Northampton County. Va.. el | because of the Star Mail or leave your address or itinerary at The Star Business Office, and The Star will be mailed to you with the same dispatch as l! you were in your own home in Washington. Payable in month week month week sizes of tree fruits | although tendency has been downward | in New York City early in the | bama and the Central Southwest. Prices | news will be out,” but Washington may have other plans which will shorten the shadows of deue-tm. LIMITED BOND ISSUES - APPROVED DURING JUNE Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, July ¢.—New State and municipal bond issues approved by the voters of 90 communities during June totaled $10,489,000, as compared with $13.414,300 in June, 1930 $53.711,739 in 1929, and $45.609.845 in 1928, aecord- ing to the Daily Bond Buyer of New York. There were only two author- izations of over $1,000,000 each. They were $2,000,000 Omaha, Nebr.. and $1 132‘0000 Baca County, Colo., school dis- ct. During the same period the voters of 32 communities rejected proposals to authorize new issues totaling $12.999.- 000, as compared with $12,050.275 in June. 1930, $53,365,500 in 1929 and $35,816,670 in 1928. Among the larger items were $6,000000 Los Angeles, Calif.: $2.100,000 Santa Barbam, Calif. and $1250,000 St. Joseph, Ma., school districts. The following table presents s com- parison of bonds approved by months for the past three years: Januars [ Eebruary March ugust | September Dctober | November Decem Total |OUTPUT OF ELECTRICITY SHOWS DROP FOR WEEK By the Associated Press. The National Electric Light Associa- ticn announced today the production of electricity by the ‘electric light and power industry of the United States for the week ended June 27 was 1.592.- 1501.000 kilowatt hours. a drop of 3.9 per cent below the corresponding period of 1930 seaboard showed a “The Atlantic decline of 0.1 per cent in electrical out- put {rom last year,” the association said. “The great Central industrial re- gion. outlined by Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Milwaukee, registered, as a whole, a decrease of 6.7 per cent, although the Chicago district showed a decrease of but 0.1 per cent. The Pacific Coast !holod a drop of 38 per _cent below last year. " have been running lighter than at this time last season. and present pros- | pects indicate a smaller vield than the | foverable weather conditions seemed to have warrag*ad, but the season is near- Iv a week lave and it is probable that 1ds will become somewhat heavier as | the season progresses. So far ship- ments are about one-third less tha: for the same period last season. Grew- ers have been rather siow to harvest their potatoes. hoping that the market would improve after the holiday. For that reason shipments during the days preceding July 4 were light. Arrivals of onions are moderate. De- mand if slow. but active enough to keep prices about steadv. Kentucky | yellow stock has been selling at $1 to $1.35 in Northern markets. Virginia yel- low onions in bushel hampers brought $1 in New York. Set omions from Orange County, New York, sold at 75 cents per 50 pounds. The bulk of the | onion supply is still from Northern Texas and prices range $1.50 to $1.75 per 50-pound sack. Receipts of onions | are light to moderate in Eastern cities and demand generally rather slow. Hot weather and scarcity of choice stock helped the Ilettuce merket in early July and prices were generally firm or higher in Eastern markets. New York lettuce was steady at 50 to | 75 cents per crate in New York, but declined a little in several other mar- kets and general range was 50 to 85 cents. New York Romaine brought 35 to 65 cents. A few gales of New York carrots in 100-pound sacks were reported in New York, Boston and Philadelphia the first week of July at 50 to 75 cents. | Celery mostly from New Jersey brought |87 to_$725 per two-thirds crate in New York and $6 in Philadelphia. Stfln!bfllnl from Maryland and New | Jersey were steady in most markets | At 50 cents to $1 per bushel. Mary- land stock sold as high as $2 to $2.50 in Chicago and St. Louis. peas were firm at $1 to bushel in New York, | Washington the first few davs of July. You’ll enjoy your Vacation all the more . . . * Even though every day will be replete with inter- est and pleasant surprises ...news from “home” will always be welcome . . . Reading The Star while you are vacationing will keep you posted as to local happenings. 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