Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1933, Page 16

- A=16 *%*% FINANCTIAEL. . | OLISSUES STRONG || . Y. CURB MARKET B Wi e NCBIEALNGY == e i = ol Saturday, 75: 16: old stock, | strong, trading | supplies moderaie; 1Idaho | Russets, '1.50a1.60; few higher; Wis consin Round Whites, 62'5a75; mostl 2 Alabama Pow 58 '5l: 4 Alabama Pow 55 '0% 7 Aluminum Co 58 5Am El Pow 65 A Stock and Dividend Rate. Rainbow Lum B % % Sale— Add 00. High. Low. Close. ! Wt Stock and Bale— Dividend Rate. Add 00. {"Afr Inv Ine vte.... 2 High Jow. Close. 2% 2% 2% L o » 611, ee g States Department of Agriculture).- jen Util 1st 5s Butter—One-pound prints (93 score), Remainder of List Turns fr- Air Investorsawar. b Air Invey pf. | Alabam Pw pf (6). 10s Alabama Pw ¥ (7) 108 Alum Co America. .800s 14 40 45 611 40 45 | Raytheon Mfg, 6 Reiter Foster. E 14 Reliance Int A 1 Reliance Manage. . 1% Richfleld Oil Cal pt i 2ggges<aaaa K6%a 14 | ing moderate, supplies moderate; most | 65a70; new stock, about steady; trad cars showing decay; Louisiana Bliss Triumphs, 150a1.65; decayed, 1.25 (91 score), 24; tub, 23; ome-pound | prints (90 score), 23; tub, 22. Eggs—Hennery, 12a12%;; current re- H . ‘Alum Co ofApf 1% 100s 56 Rike Kumler. . 8 FOREIGN BONDS. |1.45; Alabama, 140ai.50; decayed, 115 ceipts, 11a11%; Government graded, Potatoes, receipts, 167 cars; on track, 309; total United States lhlpmean‘ 5s 47 26; tub, 25; one-pound prints (92 score), 25; tub, 24; one-pound prints regular, - Though Some Leaders Are Firm. Aluminum Ltd Am Book Co \%)... Am Cit P&L al). Am Cvpamid (B).. Am Dept Stores Am & For Pwr war BY JOHN A. CRONE. ial Dispatch to The Star. Sumt Am Founders NEW YORK. May 22—Pronounced NSTyes strengih in ol shares was the outstand- | A e &K1 (31). . ing feature of trading in today’s irregu- | Xm Laun Mch $0c. lar _curb market. e Trac (2). . cetric Bond & Share was up about; AT Lt & Tpe () » point at times. Standard Oil of In- i ant Nt fCo diana was up nearly 1'. points cmes“m Superpower. Service was virtually unchanged. COD-| Am Super 1st pf6.. solidated Gas of Baltimore around mid- | wm Thread pf 25c. day canceled its early gain. Niagara- | Anchor Post Fence Hudson Power was a shade higher. | Arcturus Radio T. After opening from steady to firm.!Ark Nat Gas.. the market wavered in the first hour | Ark Nar Gas (A) and turned lower despite the fact that | ark Nat Gas pt Some of the leaders. unlike in_initial | Armstrong Cork. Am Beverage . E 4 1= 3 11 3 dealings, pointed upward. _ Electric Bond & Share, for instance, hardened ! during this period. It reported that its ! liquidating value as of May 19 was $30 | y & share as against $13.17 & share at the | rt Metal Works ss0 Gas & Assn Gas& as & 0 Rayon. .. . end of March, though its 12 months’| Aseo Tel Utilitles. earning report showed only 68 cents a share against $3.05 in the correspond- ing months a year ago. International Petroleum moved for- ward at times when the rest of the list was slipping, as the commecn declared 25 cents quarterly payable in Canadian | funds. The same amount three months ago was made payable in United States funds. : Around the various posts where oil d it was said that to- he pe- o y interests close to the trade rather than the public. It is generally | believed the Government's drastic pro- | posals to regulate production will re- ceive the hearty co-operation of an overwhelming majority of the trade. ‘The price of Pennsylvania crude was | advanced 10 cents a barrel today by | South Penn Oil, which move was at once | followed by Eureka Pipe and Buckeye Pipe. Hardly had this announcement been made when Bradford crude in Na- tional Transit Pipe Lines was also mark- ed up 10 cents a barrel. South Penn Oil was the only stock to respond imme- | diately to this development. Standard Oil of Indiara about this time was taken in hand, as it announced that as of next Friday it would cancel its agreement of 1 cent & gallon discount on gasoline for | commercial trade on service station de- | liveries. Pepperell Manufacturing led the tex- tiles as orders continued to pour in on | that concern. Celanese Corporation was active. Hazel Atlas Glass further re- acted. Trade Trends By the Associated Pr Rayon—Orders on producers’ books for July delivery are said to be the heaviest placed for that month in sev- eral years. Very little yarn is available for spot delivery. Lead—Demand is less active than a few weeks ago. Prices are unchanged | at 3.65 cents a pound, New York, and 3.52)2 cents, East St. Louis. Fine chemicals—Tincture of iodine | has been advanced, establishing the | market at $3 a gallon, in barrels, against ® previous quotation of $2.25. Linseed oil—Present quiet in the mar- Atlas Utilities. Atlas Utilities war. ‘F derated Me Axton Fish(A)3.20. Bickford's Inc 60c. Blue Ridge. .. . Brazil Trac & Lt.. Brill Corp B.... Brit Cel Buff N&E pf (1.60) Bunker Hill & Sull Burma rets (pllzc) ler Bros 2 Rwana M'Kub Corp Cab & W pf k6 1-5c. Canadian Marconi Carib Syndicate Carrier Corp. ... Celanese Cp pf (7). Celanese 1st pt. Celluloid Corp. Cent & Swn Ut pr i Cent States Elec. ... CentSta Elcv pfn | Centritugal P ¢0c.. Chesebrough t61 . 1505 Cities Service. . Cities Service pf. .. Claude Neon Inc. .. Cleve Tractor Colon Oil. ...... Colum O1&G v.t.c.. Comwlth Edis (5). Comwlth & Sou wr. Comstock Tunnel. . Consol Copper. Con Gas Balto 3.60. Con Min&S(b10%) Consol Royal (20c) Cont Securities Crp Cord Corp (10c) . Cosden & Co....... Creole Petroleum. . Cresson Consol (4¢c) Crocker Wheeler. .. Crown Cork Intl A Cusi Mexicana Min Deere&Co........ Dow Chemical (2). Duval Tex Sulphur East G&F As (60c) Eastr G&F pf (6).. sy Wash Mch B. El Bd&Share b6 % . Fl Bd&Share pf 6. . El Pwr Asso (40¢). El Pwr Asso A 40c. Europ El Ltd A 30c Falirchild Aviation. Fajardo Sugar. . alcon Lead. als. . Fiat rets (p50%c¢). ket is said by dealers to be due to the | Flintkote (A).. fact that many firms have contracted for their needs. Prices are unchanged. Copper—Dealers believe that any ex- pansion in demand from present levels would bring another price advance in the near future. Sentiment in the in- dustry is more optimistic, though it is | generally recognized that current heavy | stocks raice an obstacle to rapid im- provement. CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. i CHICAGO, May 22 (P).—Following is | the complete official list of transactions | in stocks on the Chicago Stock Ex- change today: Adams Roy 100 Assd Tel Ut 500 Bastian-Bless i 0 Bruce (E L) 3500 Butier Bros 0 Cen Il Pub Svc pf 130 Cen 1 Sec 2 100 Cen 1l Sec pf 70 Cen Pub UMl 600 Cen & § W Ut 160 Cen & S W pf & S W pl bl Con Rys Com'with Edis. . 0 Cord Corp . 250 Crane Co 110 Crane pt = 100 Godehaux Sux B 50 Gold! Gt Lakes Airg Lakes Dredge.’. S esby-Grun 1600 Lib-McN 150 Lin 200 Liox 1300 Lynch Carn, h Field parks Bancorp Eng 300 No_ West ) Overall osh, Prima Co, Process Corp ( VP § $100 par ) Public S n 20 Pub 50 Utah ! 300UH & Ind 00 Util & Ind pf 2450 Vortex Cup 50 Vortex Cup A 00 Wahl Co 00 Walg 40 Woodruff & Ed 100 Williams Oil-O-M 100 W Benksbrs . &00 Zenith Rad Stock sales toda £5.000 Chi Rys 5 1,000 Chi Rys Bond sales today. 4 Market Averages By the Associated Press. STOCKS. 1402 108 ) . 60.0 308 BONDS. 20 20 20 Indus Rails. Ul Today ...... 806 7 Previous day. Week ago. . Month ago Year ago 2 years ago. . Ford Motor Can A. | Ford Motor Ltd. Foremost Dairy. .. General Alloys. ... General Aviation. . Gen Theat Eq cv pt Glen Alden Coal. Godschaux Sug B. Gold Seal El(new). Grt A&P T n-v(17) Greyhound Corp. . Gulf Oil of Penna.. Hazel Atlas (13%). Hecla Mining ... Hollinger G1d t70c. Hudson Bay Min Humble Ol (2).... Hygrade Food. .... 1mp Ofl Ltd cou 50¢ Imp Ol Can rg 50¢c. Ind Pipe L (30c) | Int Cigar Mach 15’ Int Hy E1Scpf 3% | Int Petrol (1). Int Products. g Ins Coof N Am(2). | Int Utllities (A) Int Utilities (B). Interstate Eq cv pf Tron Cap Copper. .. | Irving Air Ch (40c) Kirby Petrolm 10c. Kleinert. ... 3 Lake Shore M Lehigh Coal&N Leonard Ofl. ... Lerner Strs pf ww. Libby McNeill & L Lone Star G bé4c. . Los Ang € ot 6 Louisiana L & Ex. . Mapes Con Mfg (3) Maryland Casualty Mavis Bottlin= A Memphis Nat Ga Merritt Chap & S Mesabli Iron .. Mich Oas & Oil Mid Sta Pet vtc A.. Mid Sta Pet vtc B. Middle West Util. . Moh Hud P 1st pf Montgom Ward(A) Mountain Prod 80c. at Aviation...... «t Bella Hess. Nat Bnd & Sh (1).. Nat Datry pf A (7) at Fuel Gas (1).. Nat [nvest war. ... Nat Investors pf. . | Nat Leather. .... Nat Pw&Lt nf (6) Net Rubber Mch. . Nat Service (at Steel war New Bradford Oil New Jersey Zinc 2 Vew Mex & A Lnd. ewniont Mining N 'Y Tel pf (64) Nfag Hud Pwr (1). Hud (A) war Sh(MA)B 20c Nipissinz. Nitrate Chile B. North Am Cement.. Nor Central Tex North Europ Ofl North Sta Pw A(4) Northwest Eng Ohio Copper. . Okla Nat Gas pf. Pacific Lig pf (6) Pan Am Alrways | Pantepec O Paramount Motors Parke Davis (1) Parker Rust P 2% Pat Sargent (50c) penroad Corp .. Penn Wat & P (3). Pepperell Mfg Co Phil Morris Inc Phoenix Securitie: Pierce Governor. Pitney Bowes P. .. Pitts’bch & LE 2% Potrero Sugar Producers Rovalty Pub Sve 3 years 18041057 1 3 a931) - 62.3 80.2 OB (Copyright, 1633, Stana. Statistics Os., Pub Util HId xw. Pub Util HId war Pug Sd P&L $5 of. Col G & E ov pf (3) 6008 508 2 508 4 247 5 2 2 H 1 2 16 15 50s 38 5 2 Florida P& Lt pf..150s 2 10 1 1 17 3 Long ILempf B6 5 508 1808 15 31 258 4 4 258 4 600s 1 w Eng Pwr pf(6) 208 4 10 10 Hud Pw B wr. Niles-Bement-Pond Novadel Agne (5) Pioneer Geld (24c) . Premier Gold(iZc) . or 111 (3) 30 Puget S4 P&L $6 pt Pure Ol pf (1%).. 1308 "RRSharesCorp.a 1 2914 24 48 30 ™ w 6% a 2% !soon be moderated, Roan Antelope 1% Roosevelt Field. .. 118 Royal Typewriter. 9y Ryerson (Joseph). 1508 13% Safety Car H&L(1) 258 it Regis Paper.... 11 Salt Creek Consol.. 10 * Salt Creek Prod (1) 3 Seeman Bros (214) Sexal Lock & Hrd. . Selected Industries 1 Seton Leather. ... Shattuck Den Min. hawin W&P (50¢) hanandoah Corp. . Shenandoah of. ... Sherwin-Williams. 1008 Sinzer Mfz Co (6). 108 outh Penn Oil(1). K Sou Cal Edpf B 1% Southern Corp'n. .. Sou’land Roy c) Sowst Penn P&L 4. 50 panish & Gen rcts Stand Oil Ind (1).. Stand Oil of Ky (1) Stand Ofl of Ohlo. . Stand Oil Ohlo pf 5 20s Stand P&L pf (7). 508 Stand Silver & Ld.. 42 Starrett Corp 1 Starrett Corp pf... 3 Stutz Motor Car... 2 Sunray Ofl. ..eeeee 1 Swift & Co. 2107 Swift Internat’l(2) b Technicolor. . . R Tech Huzhes (60c) 1€ Texon O1l & Ld (1) Todd Shipyard (1) Tonopah Belmond. Tonopth M ing Trans Air Transp. . Trans Lux DL P S. Tri-Cont Corp wr.. ‘Tibize Chat Corp. . Tubize Chatillon A. Tung-Sol Lamp. .. Unlon Gas of Can.. United Chem pt pf. United Corp war United Dry D United Founders. . United Gas. . United Gas war. United Gas pf (1). United Lt & P (A). United Lt & Pwr pf Utd Shoe Mch 234 .. 50 US Elec Pwr ww.. US & Intl 1st pf... Unit Stores vtc. ... Utd Verde Ex* 40c. Utd Wall Paper. .. Utah Apex. . . Util Pwr & Lt Utll Ba pf (3%). Uil & Industrial.. Util & Indust pf. .. Van Camp Pack. .. Van Camp Pack pf. Venezuelan Pete. .. Wahl Co Walgreen Co (1) Walker (Hiram) Walker (H) pf (1). Watson (J W).... Wayne Pump Wenden Copper. West Auto Su A(1) West Tab&s (k30c) Westvaco Ch pf(7) 2 Wil-Low Cafeterfa Woodley Petrol. .. Wool Ltd p24 3-5e. 15% Wright Hargvs 20c 30 45k Dividend rates In dollars based on last quarterly or semi-annual payment. *Ex divi d. {Partly extra. Plus 4% in stock. a Payable in cash or stock. b Pl;lb]e in stock e Adjustment dividend. fPlus 5% in stock. g Plus 6% in stock. h Pl 1% in stock.- {Plus 2% in stock. kPlus 10% in stock. m Plus 3% in stock. 0 Plus 8% in stock’ b Paid last year—no regular rate. B P 2 PaaBl g mn 2 S eFannanman @ e 9 pama NS~ 19% 7 55% 1% 2% Grain Market By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 22.—Acute weakness developed in wheat prices late today, and with stop loss selling in evidence, the market fell to about 7'z cents under the recent top. ‘Wheat went to the lowest quotations since April 29. Liquidation of wheat was mainly by small holders, who were belated purchasers near the crest of the recent prolonged advance. Wheat closed unstable, 1%-214 under Saturday’s finish; corn unchanged to higher; oats, ':-1% down, and provi- sions unchanged to 15 cents off. WHEAT— Open. High. T0% New York Cottonl Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, May 22—After a mid- day decline which carried prices off 15 points from Saturday’s close and into new low ground for the reaction, the cotton market steadied abruptly today and not only recovered all of the loss but closed with an advance of 8 to 12 points on the day. The reaction of nearly a cent a pound from recent high levels attracted more support. Spots were advanced 15 points to 8.40. Low May ROK July oD October December January March RECOVERY IN BUSINESS IS FIRMLY ESTABLISHED By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 22—In its weekly business review, Standard Statistics Co. says: “Further broad recovery of gen- eral business activity has occurred dur- ing the past week. despite the im- minence of the period when normal seasonal slackening would develop. “Even if the pace of the rise should comparison with the sharply declining tendency noted at this time last year should continue to be increasingly favorable. MARYLAND TOBACCO PRICES. BALTIMORE, May 22 (Special) — Receipts of Maryland leaf tobacco jumped to 1024 hogsheads last week, while sales of 398 hogsheads were re- ported, leaving & stock in State to- bacco warehouses of 8,622 hogsheads. A good demand prevails for the bet- ter quality of cigarette grades of both % | firm leaf and seconds, but greenish and | Frosted and inferior, inferior tobaccos are hard to sell. Quotations today per 100 pounds: 1.00a2.00; sound to good common, 3.00a3.15: medium to good, 16.00a28.00; good to fine red, 29.00a39.00; fancy, 40.00. Seconds, com- mon and medium, 4.00a15.00; good to fine, 16.00a25.00; 1931 crop, ground Jeaves, 3.00a12.00; upper county bur- ley, nominal. A T CHECK TOTAL GAINS. By the Associated Press. Checks cashed on individual bank accounts in leading cities of the Fed- eral Reserve System showed a gain during the week ended May 10, as the change was calculated by the Reserve Board. In the table that follows the debits are given for comparable weeks, as reported by the board: Week ended May 17 .$6,277,616,000 Previous week. 5,900,567,000 Same week last year. 13,566,000 i 5 5 Bel Tel Can 55 B '57. 3 Boston Cn_G 55 '47 11 Cap Adm b '53 xw. 5 Carolina_P&L 55 16 Cent Il PS 4148 1Cen Tl PS PL Bs 4 Cent Pw & Lt 5s 21 Cent Sta Elec 5Cin Str Ry 45 Cities Servic i Cities Service 20 Git' Srv Gas 1Git Srv Gs P s <1 Cit Srv Pw Blas Cit Srv PL 5135 Edis 5 5 Comnty P & L 11Con Gs Blto 4s ! 1Cn G Blt 4%s G 5 Con Gs Ut s A 1 1 3 Nat Tea EEELEE 1 Nevada' Callt 5 5is A New Ene G&B s d% 3 Boeot Mg Bk i Buen Alr Pro 5 Cauca Valiey 1Cen B Ger 6s A ' 14 Cen Bk Co 65 B ' 6 Com Pk Bk blas 1 Danish Con blas 2 Europe Mtg 75 C 1 Finld Ind Bk 7 4Finld R M B 1 Gesfueral os 16 Hamburg EI 7 2 Hanover City i iltal Bu Pw s A 'l 5 Medellin _Col TRio de Jan 6iss 26 Ruh G C 6tas ‘A .50a1.60; decayed, 1.25a Dollar Makers BY GEORGE T. EAGER. In rating the importance of various human interests and appeals, a great :)‘(!,.rl.s, 17%; standards, 1513; mediums, 2. Poultry, alive—Turkeys, hens, 15; toms, 10; chickens, Plymouth Rocks, 18a20; Leghorns, 14a16; fowls, 13ald; Leghorn fowls, 10all; roosters, 6a7. Pcultry, dressed—Turkeys, hens, 18; toms, 13; chickens, Plymouth Rocks, 21a23; Leghorns, 17a19; roosters, 9al0; fowls, 13al: Leghorn fowls, 13al4; | roosters, 9a10; Long Island ducks, 13a14. Meats—Beef, 102; veal, 10; lamb, 13; 1 Russian 'as 4 Rus 1 Terni w- RIY Blas ctf NC So fils A '3 With warrants xw—Without warrants. n—New. wi——Whep issued Bhila Eiee 5 Bied" B 1 Pot Ed das ¥ ais b3 B A '61 NEW YORK, May 22 (%) —Stocks.| irregular; market quiet. Bonds, irregu- lar; Germans advance. Curb, irregula oils, firm. Foreign exchanges, firm sterling rallies. Cotton, steady; trade | and commission house buying. | o™ Sugar, steady; disappointing spot de- | N conclusion after he| cranberries, 3.25; editor places the desire to be healthy | Pork loins, 11; fresh hams, 1215 ; smoked |and to look healthy as number one of | hams, 1315; strip bacon, 1313 lard, 712; long 1ist of|ccmpound, 7. things that human | _Frults—Watermelons, 60a1.00; can- otiies it | taloupes, California, jumbo crates, 7.50a A prominent 8.00; pineapples, 2.25a3.00; strawberries, manufacturer of | 2.50a3.50; honeydews, 1.25a1.75; oranges, automatic clothes | 2.50a3.50; grapefruit, 1.75a2.00; apple: pressing machines. box stock, 17582.25; pears, 2.50a3.50 ught by talors | cherries, 3.50; blackberries, 4.00a4.50 and pressing shops, | huckleberries, 8.00; alligator pears, 2.50a reached the same | 3.00; rhubarb, dozen bunches, 40a50; bananas, 1.00a2.50 had studied the | lemons, 5.00a6.00; limes, per 100, 2.00; records of some 30 | grapes, 1.25a2.00. salesmen, He found| Vegetables—Potatoes, new, per barrel, that the salesman | 3.00a3.50; old, Maine, 100-pound sacks, who ranked far|50a1.00; New York, 1.15; sweet, 60865 mand. Coffee, quiet; commission house | buying. | CHICAGO, May 22 (P.—Wheat, lower: stop loss selling. Corn, mixe the basis for his visible supply increase. Cattle, weak to | i whole sales talk, lower, slow. Hogs. weak to 10 lower, | Whereas most of the others devoted the majority of their time to the dis- PRGLET Bop ok | cussion’ of the special features and | price of the machine. | " The salesman who led in volume de- voted most of his discussion to show- ON LONDON EXCHANGE | ing how vears of bending over work with an old-fashioned flat iron would By the Associated Press. | affect health. He went further and LONDON, May 22—After an early sold his prospect’s wife on the ad- | fractional weakness, the American dol- | vantages of a labor-saving machine lar strengthened today to Saturday's that could be operated with little ef- close of $3.86% under light commercial | fort and without back-breaking work and professional support. that, as time went on, would make the husband look old and shouldered. MONEY MARKET. 5Stand G & E s It was also discovered that the least successful salesmen rarely went back G o 4 .| NEW Yokngx' May 22 (®)—The xl:ee their customers after making a Sun Oll Btas ' 1% | money market started the new week | 5% Sup of M4 14| without change in rates and with busi- | ey called back two or three times Sl RS 12 | ness generally dull. Call money on the | ., g e T e | Stock Exchange remained at 1 per cent pms‘;'ect e e,‘,’gq ol or it e | and call funds in the outside market | {in" By calling back he not only kept | were again quoted at three-quarters of | KiX"oiq° custonsers sold. but the b 54 |1 per cent. Time money and commer- | jority of his leads for new accounts 1 cial paper were quoted the same as on | were friends of his satisfied customers. (Copyright, 1833.) 3 & 1 Crucible Steel 5: 9 Cudahy Pkg 3 Dix GG lasA 37 1 East Ut Inv 5s A ° in results used the health appeal as S P Lt e H Wa 4155 DOLLAR HOLDS STEADY Gen Mot Acc iGen Mot Acc Gen Wi Wk s B E 2 Georgia Pw 5% A Sou Calif Ed 10 Glidden Co_5las Sou Calif Ed 5GL W Pw Cal bs Sou Calif Ed GG WW GE 65 A Sou Cal Gas 8 Gulf Ol Pa i8outh N G 6s * 2South N G #s 180 W G&E Bs A 1Southw N G 6 b 7 Stand G s E 7K i Hyerade Fd Os A '40 11100 Cent 4%as 91 Pw & L U5 A '5i 710 Pw & L b8 C 136 @ Tenn EI Pow 55 ©Tex Clty Gas bs ‘AN, i InterstaBw'on 870 Byl w nterst R ¢ s "45. Nb LAPBs 57 “S6.... A 11 Toledo Ed 55 ' 814 i . | GROSNER of 1325 resents an Investment Sale of $200 and $2.50 For weeks, we have been paying big advances in Shirts. Quota- tions have been withdrawn by most of the good makers. The answer to “where do we go from here” is—Higher Prices. We got an unexpected break! We ran across one of our best shirtmakers who let himself be talked into co-operating with us in a Great Shirt Sale. We've never excited you except for a reason. Take our word for’ it that THIS IS THE GREATEST SHIRT SALE WE'VE EVER HELD. Smart Tattersal checks, gun club checks, imported British strip- ings, glen plaids, cords, Domestic British stripes, whites, plain shades — practically all with collars attached, have the new style wider wide collar — neckbands in white only — the kind of shirts you see in our shop every day at $2 and $2.50. So here we are telling you of advances and bargains in the same breath . . . we urge you to look at this sale from the “investment” side so when prices go up, don’t say we didn’t warn you. ALL SIZES 13Y; to 17V, ahead of all others| peas, 50al.2 The top salesman, however, al-' | ; string beans, 1.50a1.75; limas, 4.00; peppers, 2.50a3.00; lettuce, | Iceberg, 2.50a3.00; nearby, 50a75; kale, | 25a50; spinach, 25a50; cabbage, 75a1.25; | squash, 1.50; carvots, crate, 1.50; beets, ! crates, 75a1.00; tomatoes, lugs, 1.75a 2.00: repacks, 150al.75; eggplant, 1.50a2:00; celery, 3.00: asparagus, 1.00a | 2.50; turnips, per 100 bunches, 3.50a4.00; Spring onions, per 100 bunches, 1.00a 1.50: corn. 2.25; caulifiower, 2.25a2.50; cucumbers, 3.00a4.00; hot house, per dozen, 1.00a1.25. {Overcome Acid Stomach | The stomach often becomes sour when we | eat rich foods, drink unwisely, smoke too much and keep la This uncom- fortable acid condition is promptly and safely corrected with pure Gra- ham Milk of Magne: Sweetens . Also acts as a mild laxative. Guaranteed highest quality and purity. Get the gener- ous 50c pint size for 39c today at Peoples Drug Stores. | GRAHAM MILK of MAGNESIA ——— e F Sz 35