Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1935, Page 11

CUR STILL EASES INDULL TRADING Some Improvement Shown “by Merchandising and ‘Industrial tssues. BY G. A. PHILLIPS, Associated Press Financial Writer. NEW. YORK, January 8—The Curb market continued its slow down- ward trend into the final hour today although there was some imgrove- ment in industrials and some o. the merchandising shares. Utilities bore the brunt of the sell- ing and extended early morning losses to as much as 2 point or more. Trad- ing was dull. . _Gulf Oil and Great Atlantic & Pacific each lost around 3 points, - Humble Oil and New Jersey Zinc each yielded 1 to 2 and fractional declines occurred in American Gas, Electric Bond & Share, Cities Service, New- mont Mining and Pan-American Air- WAays. Higher prices were paid for Sher- win-Williams, Safety Car, Greyhound Bus, Hiram Walker and Montgomery Ward “A.” BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC, BONE High. Low. Noon. Alabam Pw 3! j 58 ° 6y oi7 11'11" Gotg G0 P&L »Chi Dis EI 4105 “iCities. Service bs 1t fas i s }mu, mw 1 : 02, 100% 100 100% 10334 108%2 10334 Denver G&E 58 Deb'C Gas s A 4 84 1055 1052 1037 103 90% nm Intersta Pw. Inter ‘. Interst P § Jacksonyl Gs Jers CP & Jones Laugh Lexinston Ot 83 Libby McN )3, 1013 1013 R0l RO RO 60 60 i 48 00% ‘4("“ D07 o0 9 90 kand Sales— D‘lv.!'flp:nfl Rate. Add 00. High. Low. £: Adams Millis 1st P (T).0 25-105% IDBK ‘loflt Aero Supply (B).. Ainsworth (k1%). 8 99& ‘IDK l.Vt Allied Mills Inc.. 5 Alum’n Co of Am. 1008 Aluminum pf(1% 6508 Am Cynamd B 40c 28 Am & For Pw war.200s Am Founders 1st pf (D). .100s Am Gas&E1(11.20) 45 Am Gas&El pf(6).4758 Am Laundry 40c. . 2008 ‘Am Lt & Trac 1.20 1 Am Maracatbo.... 11 AmPotash&Chm..150s Am Superpower 13 Am Superpwr pf. . Am Sup'pwr 1st pf Anchor Post Fen. . Ark Nat Gas... Armstrong C KZEG Art Met W (t45c). Asso Gas&El (A). Asso Rayon...... Atl Coast Fllher. Atlas Corp. Atlas Corp wa Atlas Plywood (k50¢) . Auto Vot Mecl Babcock& Wil 40c. 1258 Baldwjn Lo bd rts. 80 Bliss Co (E W)... Blue Ridge Corp. . Blue Ridge pf(a3). Bourjouis(k25¢).., Bower Roll B (1).. Brazil Trac Lt&P. Bridgeport Mach., Brit-Am Tob cou B (K94 4-5¢). Buckeye P L (3),. 50s Bunker Hill & Sul 5008 3 16 1 Cables&Wire (A). 10 Cables&Wire(B).. Cables & Wire pt (k9 910¢). Can Indus Aico A. Can Indus Alco B.. Canadian Marconi, Carib Syndicate Carrier Corp Catlin Corp’ Celanese pf (7)... Celanese 1st nf(7) Cent States Elec. . Cent Sta El cv pf. Cent States Elec v pf(new) Centrifugal P 40c. Charis Corp (1), Chesebrough 1613 ChiR & M k87%e¢. Chiids Co pf. Citles Service, Cities Service pf.. Cities Service(B). 7 4 5 1 7 4 18 103% 103/. 104 104 L 2 2 1 1008105 8 1y 2008 2% 508 1% 10 4% 4% 114 14 EOIHJ‘«.N'}‘ 1413 Cities Service P&LtS6pf.. City Auto St k10c. Clev Elec 1llu (2). Colon Oil......... i Colt's PFA (11%) lOOl 20' ColumO &G vte.. 4 Y Compo Shoe(50c). 1 14% Comwlth Ed (4). 15 53 ComwIth&So w: Community 50s 1313 2 5 l 24% 94 1 ?\m Cons Gas of % Balto (3.60). 1 54% Consol M&S (375 ) 20812915 138% 1J9‘q Cooper Bessemer. 5 b 5 Cord Corp « 3 4u Cosden 011 2 | Crocker Wheeler. Croft Brewing. .., Crown Cent Petm Crn Ck Int A m75¢ Cusi-Mexicana M. —_— De Haviland Air (k25 45¢) Distiliers Crp-S Dohler Die Cast. .. Dow Chemical (2) Duke Power (3).. Duval Tex Sulph ——— East'n G&F pt(6). East’n States PWE (A)...o. East'n States Pwr (B)..... 1008 Eisler Elec Corp Elec Bond&Share. Elec Bd&S pf (6) Elec Sharehold’ Electrographic. .. Emp Pw part(k1). Equity Corp'n —_— Fairchild Aviat'n, Falcon Lead. . Falstaft Brewery. Fanny Far (25¢).s Fidelio Brewery.. Fisk Rubber. .. Fisk Rub pf(6) Flintkote Co (A Fla Pwr & Lt Df. . Ford Motor Can (A) (k1%). Ford Motor Litd . ... 2658 49 508 1 14% 508 113% 97 311 4 % o | Froedtert Gr & M cv pf (1.20). 100s 15 —_— ) Gen InvestCorp.. 1 % Gen Invest pf.. 1 16% Gen Tire & Rub... 50s 7113 ‘| Georgia Pwr $6 pt 50s 55 e 10434 10435 10454 B 2030, 6474 6338 0174 s 78 codt Neisner Bros 63 48, RNevada Calif Eng G s E 4155 Pac G&E 425 F Pac_B&L 5s, 2% 04 104% 108% 1067 Glen AldenC t1% 16 231 Glob Undew (ki0c 1 T Goldfield Consol., 3 * Gold Seal Elee ... 1 i Gorhm vtex pi0c. 1 16% Grand Rapids Varnish (50c). T% Gray Tel PayS(1) 1 7% 100s 10 10 Great Atl & Pac non-voting (17). Great Atl & Pac Tea 1st pf (7).. Greyhound (Del). Guardian Invest. . Gulf Oil of Pa —_— Hecla Min (40c).. 10 Hollinger G t1.40. 5 Holly Sugar. . . b0s Horn (AC) Co.... Horn&Hardt 1.60. Hudson Bay M&S Humble Oil (1).., Hygrade Food —_— Il Pwr&Lt $6 pt..150s Imp Ol1 Lta eoupon (180c). . Imp Oil reg(180c) Insurance Co of North Am (2).. Int Cigar Mch (2). Int Mining (k15¢) intl Mining w. Int Petrolm (t. Int1 Util (A). intl Util (B) lntersmte Pwr 105136 136 136 708 126 S 23% & 17 125 125 20% 23 1 258 5 36 8 9 3 3 1 19 12 16% 16% Del 0. Irving Mrc ki0c. 1 5% | sones&Laugh Stl. 130s 4l'~ Ql‘/q 41‘/1 Bl K3l s . lflfl’n 100% 100 90% 9935 00 083 981y 9Rl T4% T4Ve T4V 01101 101 5 101 1 ‘Wes Tex U 5s A '3 6612 66 66% PoR.uoN BONDB Den Mtg Bk 55 "7 Europ Mtg 7s C '677. ger Con Mun 7y 47 Ital Su Pow 65 Russia_blas cm Baud P Ltd 5: Saxon P W s : ww—With warrants. xw—wuhnm war- rants. n—New. wi—When issued. (ot —stamped. _{Negotiability impaired by maturity. f{Companies reported Teceivership. > RUBBER CHIEFS RE-ELECTED. NEW YORK, January 8 (#).—The annual meeting of members of the Rubber Manufacturers’ Association, Inc., together with its board of direc- tors, was held yesterday. A. L. Viles, president and general manager of the association, was re-elected to both posts, as were other officers. The meet- ing was routine. A st | d | Massey-Harris. .o Klnglbnr! Brew. Kirby Petrol..... Lake Sh M (f4)... Lakey Fd & Mch., Lefcourt R pf(1). Libby MrNelll&L. Lone Star Gas 60c Long 1sland Lt ot (B) (6).. Loutsiana L&Ex. . MecColl Trnt(80¢).100s Mectord Rad (B). 2 MangelSt pf ww.. 40; Mavis Bot A (). Mead Johnson( +4) Memphis Nat Gas Michigan Sugar . Midland Stl Prod. Midvale Co (k1).. Mock Jud Voe (1). Molybdenum Cp 24 9% 9% 9% Mont Wrd A m6% 1308128 127% 128 Mount Prod (60c). 2 4% 4 Mount St T&T(8).. 10s 105% 105% 105% Nat Bella Hess... 9 2% 2% 2% Nat FuelGas (1)es 8 135 13 A Stock an Dividend mu MM.M l" lu Nat Investors. Nat Leather... Nat Pwa&Lt pf(6). Nat Rubber Mach, Natomas Co (60c) NJ Zinc (2)...... Nev-Cal El pf(4). N- Bradford 200 w Mex&Aris Ld wmum M (k1). YP&LDI(6).. N ¥ Shipbldg 40c.. N Y Transit(30c). Niag Hudson Pwr, Niag Shrs(Md) B, Niles-Bem-Pond. , Nipissing k12%e.. Northn EuropOll. 1 Northn P L (50c). 1008 Northern States Power 1A)... 800! North Novade) Agne(). aoon Ohio Oil cu pf(6). 100s — 50e 17 'l% 59 40 * 5% 9% Pacific Eastern... 3 Pac Light'g pf(6).100s Pan-Am Air(k60c) 9 Parke Davis 11.40 600s Parker Rust P(3).100s Peninsular Tel Pennroad Corp Penn Mex F k(75 Pepperell Mfg (6). 508 Phoenix Secur. 7 Phoenix Secur pf. 3 Plon'r GM Ltd 80s. 12 11% Pitney Bo P(20¢c). 20 &Y% Pitts Plate G 1.60,1150857% Potrero Sugar..., 400s 1% Premier Gold 12¢. 2 1% Prod Royalty 2146 32 1 Prop‘ties Real vte 2:0s 13% Prudential Invest 5 6 Puget Sound P&Ltsspt... 50s 134 PureOil pf....... 5Us 42 2% 73 40% 34 59% 6 2 57% 1% 1% % 134, 1314 40 13% 40 Quaker Oats (16). 705130 130 130 Quaker Vats pf(6) 20s135% 136 1364 Reliable Stores 8 6% Reyburn Co. 1 2z Reynolds Invest 1 1% RiceStixDG (2). 1 11% Ruberoid Co (1).. 4508 42 Russeks Fifth Av., Ryan Consol. . 6% 2% 1% 11% 41 4% 1% 6% 2% 1% 119 42 % 1 1 Saf Car H&Lt (k3) 258 St Anthony Gold.. St Rey Paper. .. St Regis Paper pf. Sait Creek P(80c). Scovill Mfg (1)...4508 Selected Indus alot ctfs (315).. Select Ind pr 3% Seton Leather.... Shawinigan Wat & Pwis0e). 1 Sheaffer Pen(WA) 1 Sherwin Will(3). 825 Sherwin-W pf(6). 7 Singer Mfg (6)... 20s Smith (AO)..... 2800s su/. dOh Smith Corona vte. 1 S0 AmG&P(k30e). 36 4"6 South Penn 01.20. 5 2313 Southl'd Royt25c. 1 4% Spieg-M-S pf(6%) 50s 96 Stand Cap & S 2.40 508 31 . Stand Inv cum pf. 1008 17% Stand Oil Ky (1). 14 18% 18% Stein A & Co cum pf (61)..100s 103 103 103 Stein Cosmetic: 1 Stetson (J B). Sullivan Machine. 100s 14 Sun Investing. Sunray Oil. . Sunshine M (64c). Swift & Co (175¢) Swift Int1 (2). 67% 1 1% 25% 6 3008 23 % 14% 133 4 1% 113 19% 341 Taggart Corp'n. .. Tampa Elec(2.24). Tastyeast Inc(A). leck Hughes(40c) Technicolor. tne Texon Oil&L(60c) Tob Prod Ex(10c) ‘Trans Air Tr sta. . SraneR | Trans-Lux DLPS (20¢)., Tri-Conlt Cp war, Tubize Chatil. .. ‘Tung-Sol Lamp. —_— Union Gas of Can. Union Tobacco. ... xoEBHBe ONNE Unit Gas Corp'n... Unit Gas Cp war Unit Gas Corp pf.. UnitG& E pf (7). 10s Unit LI&PWr(A).. 14 Unit Lt&Pwr pf.. Unit MolassesLta Unit Shoe M 14% . 2253 7415 U S Elec Pwr ww.. % U S Foil (B)(60c). 13% U S & Intl Secur.. 1 U S & Internat'l Secur 1st pf ww 1008 50% Unit Stores vte... 1 1% Unit Verde Ex 40¢ 3 3% Unit Wall Paper.. 3 2% Utah Apex....... 2 1% Utah Pwr&Lt ptf (m1.16 2-3). 0.0 258 Utllities Pwr&Lt. 4 Utilities P&L pt..100s 2 FERTRE 9 Venezuela Petrol. Wenden Copper, Westn Air Exp... 117 Westvaco C pf(7) 100s 100% 100% 100% Woolworth (FW) 1 27% 27% 2% Litd (k74c). Wright Har(t60e) 26 9% 9% 9% Dividend rates In doliars basea on last djariedly or semi-annuai payment. tPartly tra IPlUs 4% i slock. Casn or stock » Paable in “Stock. 1 Prus 5% 1in stock. g Plus 6% in stock b I setipt 3 Blus s 1 sock this year—no regular rate. m latea dividends paid this “year. 10% In stock. p Paid iast year—no res- ular rate. rcCompanies reported in celvership’ or being reorganized. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, January 8 (#) (United States Department of Azncnlturu —Hogs, 26,000, including 10,000 direct; rket lll lower; weights lhave 8.05; top, B.0; 22 n‘m iehts. 6.15m7 3 pacl sghty _€00d and choiz 56 Light werehe, 100- medium welght, 200 en Criment. ' Another active snd Srong to s higher market on good and choice led steers and vearlings; top, 11.50 on long yearlings; up on’ 997-pound Jeariings. Vers” tew welghty “cattie run Lower grade steers—kinds now ing 8.50 downward—steady. but slow. with undertone weak. AH heifers firm; choice kinds absent; {cows in 50. Bulls and 8] !hler cattle lnd s, 200d choice. EB0a0.75: 5005100 ‘Bounds. 1.100-1.300 pounds. 8.5 n 1;300-1:500 "bounds. al and medium, 550-1.300 poun .! 1519 oo.d hl_I,( ood and cholce.d550 750 po H :00; cows, good, common and medium, 51 cutter and cutter, 1.90a2.75: buils_(yea nnt:‘:x excluded), good (beef izgll‘l bod. and cholcem %oc’:"xdfigoc%fli'd mseoo o ndl 1y 3708 3 0. lrie‘e:l u“ (eodl 90 po down. good and choice, 8.5089.35; P Tion &1id mmediomn, 6 3548 06, wes. wlgo imaiad regsipts of Mve stock for tomorrow: 24.000; cattle. 11.~ oo, commtnhl, '366; Government shee, SAVANNAH NAVAL STOBES SAVANNAH, January § (@).— tine firm. 48%: sales, 163: neelvu 51: lhlnmenu lDO stock. 20.155. _ Rosin firm: sa Fecsipts. s,fi shipments. 3.7 osusmn ; N, 4.75; WG.' 5.00; YORK. . — Cruds PRt Sty o Gk lagieo T Mayy 14 14618; July. 1440843 - A 93 AUTO SHOW ank Upturn in January Sales Forecast by Mo- tor Officials. BY JOHN A. CRONE. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, January 8.—Record- breaking attendance during the first & | two days of the local automobile show promises & brisk upturn in January motor sales over those a year ago, ac+ cording to sales managers of motor manutacturing companies. Polnting out that dealers throughout the country have contracted to buy from factories 30 to 35 per cent more cars than in 1934, these sales man- agers asserted that deliveries, barring unexpected labor troubles, wéuld be much earlier this year. Stepping up of production has not | A been hampered by strikes as it was in 193¢, with the result that January production schedules will exceed those of last January. This ought to be good news to many unemployed, since the motor industry employs, directly and indirectly, about 10 per cent of the gainfully employed workers in this country. Models being displayed here will be put on exhibition throughout the country in the next few weeks. The machines shown are standard products right off the assembly line and not “hand-made- jobs” built specially for show purposes, excepting the very high-priced models in which “custom- making” always plays a large part. Cincinnati, St. Louis, Grand Rapids and Los Angeles now are holding shows. Newark, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee and Washington will open their shows next Saturday. Philadelphia, Brooklyn and other centers will open shows next Monday. Toledo will open January 18 and Columbus, Ohio, January 19. The auto shows in Canada parallel those in the United States, as the manufacturers there agreed on a change in merchan- dising policy which permits a national release of new models at the same time. (Copyrigh! ) STEEL INGOT OUTPUT MUCH HIGHER IN YEAR By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January l'—Produe- tion of steel ingots for 1934 is esti- mated by the American Iron & Steel Institute at 25,260,570 tons, the total reported since 1931. The pr¢ year's output was 22,594,079 tons. De- cember output came to 1,941,127 tons lc-;nn 1,798,606 .tons in December, 1833, DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW 8.—Dividends declnrt%owmund by me Standard Bta- tistics e xira, X ! .”'mim 4. Sole Eastern Bond & 8h l‘.'m Initial TFamise Corp A... 12-31 3-2 Beaboard Insur..10%c (special dividends for November and December, 1034). Accumulated. Interstae Dept mu'f-'mé “ger art A. . « stocks Corp. American Inv American Mach Foundry . o0 PO Auto Bnlm‘.l f Canada Life Assur.... Sl Capadian Dr & Dock . Do. 5 1,75 Carpel Col Century Shrs fr Cleveland Gunmu Ve Edutanie st Baltimore) Firemen's Procatert Grain Malting pf. Industrial 77 ¢ Internat Cig Mach. Inierstate " Dept Strs 7% pI Klein (D Emil) 3 3 By wl w O OD : OOOOmW O Nash Motors ‘€0 Neisner Bros Inc pi New York Merch.. Outlet Co... Bo. Phiadeiphia EL Phila_Insulated ‘Wire Quarterly Income Shr: Reg. $98 Moderne 4-Pc. Bed Room Suite Exactly as pictured dresser, vanity, Reg. $134.75 4-pc. Walnut-Veneered Bedroom Suite Four lovely pieces comprise lhl! suite—dresser, vanity, chest of drawers and a full size h!d Genuine walnut on s” hardwood chest of drawers and full size bed. with 37 3.80 Reg. $179 4-Pc. Moderne Bedroom Suite , Includes dresser, \'nn[{y. éhest Ma gte deruc\\trs lnd a:zhéxquu‘ueu sl”’8° Reg. $99 3-Pc. Davenport Suite Covered in a rich, durable tapestry and is exactly as pictured. Reg. $104 2-Pc. Davenport Suite TMI mm |.I dlll‘lhl! covered in lnd cnnsu ”3.7° two pleces ..... $76-4° Reg. $149 3-Pc. Davenport Suite Unhohbered in rich mohlu. s - piece suite sturdily cnn- i ST 8113.90 SPECIAL CLEARANCE ON RUGS AND DRAPES 109 WHOLESALE INDEX MOUNTS HIGHER Fertilizer Association Finds Level Highest Since January 31, 1931. There was an increase in the general level of wholesale commodity prices in the week ended January 5, according to the index of the Nationa) Fertilizer Association. The index for the latest week was 76.8, based on the 1926-28 average as 100. The index was 76.3 a week ago, 75.5 a month ago and 68.6 a year ago. ‘The rise which occurred last week carried the index above the highest int reached in 1934 and resulted in he highest level since the week of January 31, 1931, when the index was 1.2, 8ix of the 14 groups in the index advanced last week and 8 remained unchanged. The largest increase and the one which was primarly responsi- ble for the rise of the index was in the grains, feeds and live stock group, which advanced to 847 from 82.0 in the week preceding. The increase of this group was due largely to sharp advances in live stocke prices. The fats and oils group continued the sharp upward movement which has been in progress for the past several months. The advances which occur- red 1n the fuel, textiles, fertilizer ma- terials and miscellaneous commodities groups were of minor proportions. Prices of 35 individual commodities increased last week, while 9 declined, compared with 29 advances and 13 declines in the preceding week. The grains, feeds and live stock group led in the, number of advances, with 10 commodities in this group advancing in price. Seven items in the fats and oils group and six in the textiles group rose last week. The largest advances occurred in live stock quotations, with all of the live stock prices in the index moving upward. The price of sheep has doubled in the last five weeks. Other commodities which rose in price last week included phosphate rock, tankage, corn, butter, cottonseed oil. eggs. potatoes, cotton, silk. n T O Reg. $15.75 Lounge Chair. NoW........ i §12,30 $18.90 Reg. $29.75 Lounge Chair. Now ..... Reg. $598 Occa- sional Chair. Now.. Reg. $1095 Occa- $3.69 sional Chair. Now.. Reg. $16.95 Occa- s11.7° sional Chair. Now FREE PARKING <th. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 8.—While the number of buyers here at the start of this week was above the previous week, 1t was somewhat below expectations. Opinion was that & number of the buyers had delayed their trips until next week, when the convention of the National Retail Dry Goods Association dpens here. Consumer response to January sales offerings has been better than antici- pated in many sections of the country, it is reported. Mail orders also have heen rather heavy. While conceding that demand for percales has improved since the first of the year, converters are understood to feel that there is no immediate reason for an advance in quotations. According to estimates submitted at the annual meeting of the Association of Manufacturers’ Representatives here, sales of all types of nationally- known fodo products showed an aver- age increase of 10 per cent in volume last year. ——— e DOLLAR GOES HIGHER IN LONDON DEALINGS By the Associated Press. LONDON, January 8.—The United States dollar gained % cent to the pound today, closing at 4.90 9-16 to the pound, as compared with yester- day's close of 491 5-16. The opening was at 4.90%. The French franc closed at 74.18 to | the pound, unchanged from yesterday. PARIS, January 8 (#).—Three per cent rentes, 81 tnncs 60 centimes; | 41, per cent rentes, 94.05. Exchange on London, 74.27. The‘, dollar was quoted at 15.13. WORLD'S COTTON OUTPUT SLUMPS Total of 23,000,000 Bales Smallest Since 1923-24 Crop Year. By the Associated Press. World cotton production was estle mated today by the Bureau of Agrie cultural Economics at 23,000,000 bales, the smallest since the crop year 1923-4. The new estimate was 200,000 bales less than the November estimate and 3,100,000 bales less than production last year. The downward revision since No- vember was based on reports of re- duced crop prospects in India. The Indian crop is now expected to be smaller than last year. Exports of American cotton during November and the first half of De- cember continued comparatively small, with shipments during the four months ending November 30 totaling $1,466,000 bales, 44 per cent less than during the corresponding period in {1933 and 42 per cent less than the 10-year average for that period. Mill activity and total cotton con- sumption in Europe during the first four months of the current season was reported as ‘“materially less” than during the corresponding period of last year, while activity and con- | sumption in Japan and China have been “substantially greater.” Little hope was held by the bureau for any material improvement in mill activity in Europe in the immediate SAFEWAY SALES HIGHER. NEW YORK, January 8 (#).—Sales of Safeway Stores Co. in December | totaled $19,627,807 compared with | $17,746,262 in the same period last | year. In the 52 weeks ended December | 29 sales amounted to $2413837.753 year. | petroleum, hides, coffee and rubber. | Commodities which declined in price included oats, wheat, barley, cotton seed and sugar. >0 9 = Reg. $79 Living Roo Three good sized pieces, tractively covered in homespun tapestry. Reg. $119 2-Pc. Living Room Suite Two exceptionally large. massive overstuffed pieces with carved wood stumped arms. cov: 379.30 ered in tapestry R wii | arabie date filled cushions, covered future. . U. S. TREASURY POSITION. By the Associated Press. The position of the T was: Recel nrndflun‘t scal year (since Juiy expenditures. 1 S1.5R4. 03106 of cess of Gold assets, eipts for January Tast” yearr. - expendi net bal- ms receipts THE HUB FURNITURE COMPANY’S ANNUAL | CLEAN-UP SALE SAVE NOW 3-P¢ . m Suite 2956 eg. $139 2-Pc. Living Room Suite Consists of large sofa and ehair th reversible spring- negnlar $109 lo-Pc. Walnut Dining Room Suite. This suite exactly as pic- tured, consists of 10 beautiful 376.60 pieces in walnut. Reg. $139 10-pc. Mah. (Duncan Phyfe) Dining Rm. Suite This _dining room suite is fine mahogany veneers on hardwood wal AND D STREETS N. constructed Reg. $149 10-Pc. Dining Room Suite Consists of 10 ul!oe! finished in Tut “ana sturd $116.70 W A