Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1935, Page 17

CURB LIST GOES T0 HIGHER LEVELY Broad Buying Movement Follows Trend on Big Board. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 4—Curb stocks were carried higher today by a fairly broad buying movement which de- veloped in the late trading. Stocks rising fractions to a point included American Gas & Electric, Greyhound, International Petroleum, Aluminum Co. of America, Montgom- ery Ward A, Pan American Airways, A. O. Smith, Technicolor and the Swift issues. ‘The improvement followed firming tendencles on the big board. BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS. High. Low. Noon. Allbnml Pow )s '48.., 99'2 00z 09% Eltles Service 38 S:t 8rv (lJ’ls g‘as Cont G&E CudlhyPPkK Firestone Tire 5s Fiorida P&L 5s Gatinesu Ew 26 07 10 gita gb 12 90! 9012 901 99% 99% mnu 100%% 8612 8612 8 5% 0734 1073% 3 103 86% 86% a5 P Lt 65 '57 78 g 5 by 1 46 44 A 51 lnfi:'n 122:. ifl")r’ nsett 55 A '57 104% 1 s 10 NPT e 2028 84 834 m‘l 733 107 103 2 95% "9 6112 61%2 6112 b1 i 033 10734 1n|= 66 66 66 37% 37% 37 90 uu o1 90 FOREIGN BONDS. Danzie Por 615 85% ssw gan xw—Without n—New l—thn jssued ped. Fncsorianiny Tmaired by maturity. fCompenies reported in receivership, —_— WALGREEN CO. BOOSTS DIVIDEND ON COMMON By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, April 4.—Directors of the Walgreen Co. yesterday declared a dividend of 30 cents a share on the common stock for the quarter as against previous quarterly payments of 25 cents a share since the insti- tution of dividends on February 1, 1932. It was announced that subject to continuation of resonably good busi- ness the board intends to declare a dividend of 35 cents a share payable August 1 and a dividend of 40 cents are payable November 1. ‘esterday’s dividend is payable May 1 to stockholders of record April 15. CATTLE BRING HIGH PRICE. CHICAGO, April 4 (#).—The high- est price paid in the cattle trade since December 24, 1930, was reported yes- terday for a load of 22 prime Nebraska steers. The load, averaging 1,205 pounds, brought $14.65 per hundred- weight, 45 cents above the best quo: ;;wm in recent weeks. By private wire direct to The Star. Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. A4 00. High. Low. Aero Supply (B).. 3 3 Afr Invest cv pf. Ala Pwr pf (8)... 130- Ala Pwr pt (). Alum’n Coof Am. 150- Alum'npf (1%).. 50s Alum’'n Goods 40c. 1 Aluminum, Ltd 2 Alum’n, Ltd cu Am Beverage. . Am City Power & Lt (A) (a3)1758 Am Cities Pwr &Lt B (k10c) 6 Am Cynam(B)40e. 10 Am Equitieskl0c. 1 Am Founders 1st pf (D).. 508 Am Gas & El 1.40. Am Gas&El pf(6) .625'100 Am Hard Rubber. 50s Am Invest, Inc... 1 Am Laundry (40c) 1608 Am Lt&Trac 1.20.. 13 Am Maracaibo. 1 Am Meter Co. 508 Am Superpower.. 26 Am Sup'pwrlstpt 5 Am Sup'pwr pf... Am Thread pf 25e. Appalachan Elec Pwr pt (1) Armstr Cork( 2 18% 18% Art Metal (k26c).. 4 4 Ark Nat Gas cu pf. 24 2% Ass0 Gas&El (A). 5 % & 1 %6% 5 5% % % % 86% Atlas Corp.... Atlas Corp(A) (l) 48 48 48 Ax-Fisher(A)3.20 210s 53% 52 b2 Bell Tel of Can(6) 26- 12-‘) 125 125 Bridgeport Mach. 4% 4% 4% Brit-Am Tobacco reg (pidb5 3-5¢) Brillo Mfg (60c) Brown Co pf. Buft N&EP of Bunker Hill&Sul, Burma Ltd (k97 7-10¢) Butler Bros 26% 6% CalambraSE Can Marconi. Carib Syndicat Carnation Co (1) Carrier Corp. Catalin Corp Celanese 1st p! Cen P&L 7% pf Cent Sta El 7% p£.1008 Centritugal P(40c 2 Charis Corp (l%) 2 Childs C . Citles Servic Citles Service pf. . Cities Service (B) 1 Cities Sve pf BB.. 10s Cities Service P& Lt $61.100s Cities Service P& Lt $7 pthOJ Clev Elec Illu(2). Cleveland Tractor 35 Colon Oil. . 1 Columbia Gas & Elec cv pt (5) 400s Columb O & G Vto Com’'with E4 4). Compo Shoe (suc) Como Mine: Cons Copper. Cons Gas ot Balto (3.60) Cons Retall Stores Cont G&E pr pf(7) Cooper Besspf A. Cord Corp...cuien Creole Petrol'm. Croft Brewing.... Cusi-Mexicana M. Dictograph Prod.. Distilled Liquors. Distillers Crp-Sea Duke Power (3).. 1258 Duval Tex Sulph,. 1 Eastn G & F Asso East'n G&F pf(6) . | East'n Gas & Fuel orof (43%)... Edison Bros S (1) Elec Bond&Share. Elec BA&S pt (5).. Elec BA&S pt (6).. Elec Pwr As (40c) Elec Power Asso (A) (40C). .00 Elec Sharhold’g. . Elec Share pf ww. 25s 45% Emp G&F 8% pf..200s 11% Equity Corp...... 15 1% European Elec Ltd deb rights Ex-Cell-O A&Tool 431 48% 2 3 Fairchild Aviat'n. Ferro Enamel 60c. Fidelio Brewery.. Fisk Rubber..... Fla Pwr &Lt pf. Flintcote A p25c.. Ford Mot Can (A) (k1%). 2 Ford Motor Ltd... 3 Forem’st prpf.. 3 Froedtert 5r & M conv pf (1.20) 50s Ga Pwr §6 pf. .1258 Gen Invest Corp.. 1 Glen AlCoal t1%. 4 Globe Und (k50¢). 1 Gorhm vtcexp50e 1 Gray Tel Pay p50c200s 13% Great Atl & Pac Tean-v (7). 208123 121% 123 Great Atl & Pac Tea 1st pf (7)., 308 126 125 125% Greyhound (Del}. 28 36% Helena Rubenst'n. 2 HeydenChm t1%. 1 Hollinger G t76c.. 14 Horn&Hardt 1.60. 100s Hudson Bay M&S. 10 Humble Oil (1) 1 Hygrade Syl (2, 508 Il Pwr&Lt §6 pt. 5008 Imp Tob Can (152%c). 1 100s 1 1 % 16% 8% 13% 1 (p713-6¢c) 2 Imp Oil Litd cowp (1306)...00ucee 1 Insurance Co of North Am (3) 2 5 Intl Hydro Elec System cv pt 175s Intl Mining war.. 1 Intl Petrolreg t3. 6 Intl Util (B)...0un 1 Inurlmto Pwr el pf..... 1208 Irving AC (p10e) 4 —_————— Kingsbury Brew.. Kreuger(G)Brew. lImnTebGzBLI Lake Sh M (14) Lerner Stores. ... Lion Ofl & Reflin. . Lone Star G(p15¢) Long Island Light Long Island Light PLA (7)... 1008 Long lnlmd Light B(6)... 350- Lonl-!nm L&Ex. Lynch Corp. . 10 Mapes Consol 3). 1 Maryl'd Casuaity. 2 Mead Johnson(t4) 2 Merritt Chap &S, 1 Michigan Sugar.. 1 Middle States Petm vte (B). 1 Mock Jud Voe (1). 6 Mohawk Hudson 1stpf (4). 758 37% 387 37% Molybdneum 4 10% 10 10% Mont Ward(A)(7)360s uau 136 usy. Mount Prod (60c). 2 % Nat Bella Hess. 1 1% 1% Nat Fuel Gas (1) 8 18% 18% Nat Investors.... Nat Pw&Lt pf (6) 1160!5!'/- “% Rubber Mach. 1 Natomas Co(60¢). 26 fi'/- sh NJZine (3)......400s 52 51% 52 NY&HRo (12)..100s 39 39 39 N Y Tel pf «6%).. 508119% 119% 119% Niag Hudson Pwr 3% 3% 3% Niag Shrs(Md) B. 1 2% 2% 2% NorAmL&‘l;upl!. 5008 7 6 7 . 10870 70 70 2 9% 9% ‘9% 25s 36 36 36 1% 13% Power (A). Northam Warren conv pf (3) % Th TH Ohio Oil cu pf ( 10096 96 96 Ohio Power pf (6) 105100 100 100 North it Eng. 2 Stock and Dividend Rate. Md Pacific lastern... 3 zu Pac Gas & Elec 1stpf(1%) 6 Pao Light's nt(o) 60- Alr 4 8 Pepperell Mfg (6) 10s Perfect Circle (2) 1508 Phila Co (80c) 1 Phoenix Secuf.... 2 Ploneer Gold Mines Ltd(80c). 3 Pitney BoP (30c) 1 Pitts Plate Gl (2).150s Potrero Sugar.... 1 1 Premier Gold 1206. 8 1% Prod Royalty 2%¢ 7 & Prop'ties Real vtc 100s 123 Pub Service Nor 111 6% pt. 200s 79% Puget Sound PaL3$5pt 110s 17% Puget Sound 508 9 P&L36pt e olds Invest.. 5 % % Rol a IntlCorp.. 2 % 3 Royal Typewriter 2 17% 17 Ruberold Co (1)..100s 42% 42 Russeks FifthAv. 1 3l 34 St Anthony Gold as % St Regls raper... h 1% St Regis Paper pt, 40- 20 20 SaltCreex P (80¢) 1 6 6 Secur Corp Gen. I 1 Seton Leathe: -1 3% 3% Selected indus 1 % % % Sherwin Will (3). 25s 84l 8415 84% Sherwin-W ptf (6) 1008112 112 112 Smith (AQ)..... 5008 66 54 55% Sonotone Corp.... 6 1% 1 1 South Am Gold & Plat (40c) 9 South Penn01.20. 1 Southn Calit Edispt Bil%j).. 21 Southn Calit EdptC(1%) Spanish&Gen rcts Stand O Ky(11%). Stand Oil Neb. 2 Stand O1l Ohio, 5 Starrett Corp. Stuts Motor. 1 Sun Investing. 1 Sunshidie (36¢). .. Swift & Co (175¢) . Swift Intl (3). Swiss Oil (40¢). 3% 23% 3% 23 3% 234 22% Technicolor, In¢.. 3. Teck Hughes(40c) Texon OkLd(60c) “Todd Shipyard (2) Tonopah Mining. . Trans Alr Tr sta. . Tri-Cont! Cp war. 3 4 Taggart Corp'n... 3 8 5 Unit Carr F (1)... Unit Kounders. Unit Gas Corp. Unit Gas Corp Unit LI&Pwr (A Unit LukPwr pt Unit Profit Shar'g. Unit Shoe M(14% . 2. Unit Sh M pf(1%) 20s U S Fol (Bj(60c). 2 U S & Internat’) Secur 1st pf ww 1008 U 8 Playing Card (11.75). 50s 32 Unit Stores vtc... 1 b Unit Verde Ex 40 2 Utah Pwr & Lt pf (ml.16 2-3¢) 100s Utllities Pwr&Lt., 2 Uulities P&L pt..5508 Utility & Induspf. 2 14 1 41% 1 2501 5 2 2 s 2 4 9 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 i 6 8 08 1 kY 31y 42% Venezuela Petm.. Walker (Hiram).. 27 Walker (H) pf(1) 17% Wenden Copper. .. & W Va Coal & C 3 Westn Air Exp(n) 2 Wright Har(160¢) 14 oDiyidend rates in dollars semi-ann 8% a on 87, § ks fully listed on e D c) others are Qealt 15 as unlisted issues % BY dividend PLANE PLANT EXPANDED. HAGERSTOWN, Md,, April 4 (&) — Ground has been broken for the build- ing of an addition to the Dreider Reisner Aircraft Corp. here, where the first of six big amphibian planes | ordered by Pan-American Airways was recently completed. The addition, | officials said, is necessary to handle the increased volume of work. —_— Yellow Truck & Coach Manufac- turing—1934 deficit was $886,468 vs. deficit $982,348. AR, WASHINGTO! T CLEARINGS MOUNT FURTHER IN WEEK| STEADY TO FIRM) ©* | Total of $5,710,133,000 Is 17.4 Per Cent Ahead of Year Ago. & By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aprii 4—Bank clear- ings again are higher. The total for the 22 leading cities in the United States for the week ended Wednesday, April 3, as reported by Dun & Brad- street, Inc., was $5,710,133,000, against $4,866,166,000 for the same week of last year, an increase of 17.4 per cent. This contrasted with a gain of 13.3 per cent in the previous week. At |37 New York City clearings were $3,- 954,129,000, an increase of 17.7 per cent over the amount reported last year, while the aggregate for centers outside of New York of $1,756,004,000 was 16.4 per cent higher. Clearings are substantially higher at many of the larger cities. There was an increase the past week of $703,305,000 over the total for the last week of March, whereas for the same two weeks a yeaf ago the increase was $456,923,000. This week's clear- ings include the larger settlements incident to the opening of the new month. Outside of New York City, the gains were largest at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Detroit, Balti- more, Richmond, Louisville, Kansas City, San Francisco and Seattle, Figures at leading centers, showing increases and decreases as compared with those of a year ago, are printed herewith; also daily bank clearings for each month this year: (Totals in thousands.) Per cent .- change. Phlhcelnhll Th muhurm Cleveland . Cincinnati bbbt Louisville | Minneapolis Kansas City om San Prancisco’ Portland. Oreg Beattle .... Total . New York Total .... April to L. & N. DISCL DISCLOSES RISE IN OPERATING REVENUES By the Associated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 4—The Louisville & Nashville Railroad’s oper- ating revenues last year picked up |5 more than four million dollars, its president, James B. Hill, reported to the stockholders’ annual meeting here. George B. Elliott of Wilmington, N. C, president of the Atlantic Coast Line, who represented controlling stock interests at the meeting, said railroads generally are showing a slight im- provement. Hill reported the L. & N. operating revenues for 1934 as $69.962,668. In 1933 it was $65,656,958. The 1934 net was $2,767,364, in 1933 $1,795,716. Al- though passenger business picked up 50 per cent it showed a 1934 loss of $4,206,319. The directors were re-elected. MOTOR DEFICIT REDUCED. PONTIAC, Mich., April 4 (Spe- cial).—“Net sales of Yellow Truck & Coach Manufacturing Co. for the year ended December 31, 1934, were $28,- 249,839,” Paul W. Seiler, president, an- nounced. “After deducting provision for depreciation of $912,830 for plants and equipment, the consolidated net loss for the year 1934 amounted to $886,468, as compared with a con- solidated net loss of $982,348 for the , D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 193 ; NEW YORK CURB MARKET EGG QUOTATIONS Nearby Ungraded Receipts Unchanged, but Federal Grades Improve. Egg quotations were steady to firm on the Washington produce market to- day. Nearby uhgraded offerings were fully steady at unchanged levels and Government-graded extras and stand- ards, large, advanced half a cent. The summary, with egg, live poul- try, fruit and vegetable prices fur- nished by the Department ot Agri- culture, follows: BU’ 'TTER—One-pound prints (92 score), b, 36; 1-pound prints (90 score), 36: 1-pound prints (89 score). 35: 15817; 12, bork ~loinis. fresh ;; Smoked hems mm. r.llvls 82508 75; 8.75 10019 00; 13 LIVE BTOCK‘HOII medium, ~ 8.7580.00; " b roughs, 0865.50; 0 lambs. 4.00: 3 full steady and un- changed on nearby ungraded eggs. Gov- grument graded eggs 13 hisher on exiras U.8. . mediuins, hln ed. o feiased zrzb. !llDl 15!’0 nd Vegetables. in large lots by original receivers .m. today: e Washington arrived. one unbroken cars on track. Bushels: !unDll ode: demand light: gurnz stead ; 2a-inch 'h minimum, l lilll 50. 5 v 2V 0. nc| Sinh_minimum. 1°008110; %-inch__ minimum, mostly “Yellow Newiowns. U. 8. No. um. 1.00: 2!3-inch min< nch mmlmum 180 o, s Deliciou ne: atcording to sige: Virginis. a 1.85; Staymans, 1.50a1.75: de. ] ai.50: Deliclous. 1.5082.00: C grade, 1 = (;SABBAGI—TIn South | Caroline er- rived ontrack. Suo- South volnted type. freight. RY—No carliot and theee unbroken ¢ xlies “‘moderate: steady. 3-8 " dozen. dozen_mostly around 1 L S Mo Carlor arrivals: seven broken' and_one unbroxen cars on, track, Western: _ Supplies mode: dem; : market steady. wmem P ber: type. Arizona, 4.50a4.75: Calif fair to ordinary condition Southern: Supplies very light: de: d light: market steady Norih - Carolina Eastern crates. 2 dozen Big Boston type. ordinary condition. 1.00. NIONS_—One New York arrived: one groken one unbroken cars on track. pbiles” ent: demand” fient: o market steady. Michigan. New York and Ohio. (?o\md sacks, Yellows. U. 8. No. 1. Potato Prices Steady. POTATOES—One New York arriv broken and_six unbroken cars on ©Old stock: Supplies liberal: market steady. New ¥ Sacks Round Whites: Pennsylvania, sacks Round tes, Maine, 100-pound sacks Green “Mountains, U. 8. No. 17100al10: Idaho, 100- pound lltll Ruml llublnks U. 8. 1. 1.8 lies mom arket stea Triumphs, an i oS S’nlfc‘-flfiah';" Gemand. siow: . ul e ; weak. rolins and Vir- ._bushel b lllenlS WBMRIB—NQ carlot arrivals: no Truck receipts very light. light: lemand moderate, Florida, crates. per pint, "OES—No carlot arrivals; Supplles light demand ady. N ‘Carolin: Freelvte g . 2004 me o bushel crates Bliss 0. 1, no cars - ;nlr e'. dullr’ SWEET POT. POTAT m;hl:l 's on track. rs Jersey type. - \TOES_No carlot arrivils. and five unbroken cars on track. Sup Ilel liberal: demand light. market Florida. lu boxes, lrun and turn- ing, 'nnpe l d larger, 2582.50, few higher: fx7. fev CAULIFLO Mo capiot ‘arrivals: one broken car on track. Gu?lkes light: de- d ht; market stead California, crates, 25 ASPARAGUS—No carlot arrivals: no cars on frack; spproximately 200 crates gxpress from 'South Caroling upplie lig! and moderate: market ll hllv stronger, " 8outh Caroling, crates, 2 dogen, green Col 50, few ~highe: Higher Resources Shown in Report Morgan & Co. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 4—J. P. Mor- gan & Co, private bank, showed galns in resources, deposits, surplus and partners’ balances in its state- ment of condition yesterday as of March 4, against the previous state- ment for December 31. Resources March 4 were $414,702,- 421, against $414,685,768 on December 31, and deposits were $344,202,037 and $338,026,690 on the two dates. Sur- plus and partners’ balances March 4 amounted to $30,163,730 on the cur- rent, reporting date, against $29.- 934,133 at the end of the year. Part- ners’ balances correspond to surplus and undivided profits in the state- ments of commercial banks. Cash on hand was $85,037,087, against $65,811,082; holdings of Gov- ernment securities were $212,352,333 and $242,117,586; State and municipal bonds and bills, $24,610,831, against $14,652,403; stocks and bonds, $16,- 151,949, against $16,493,376; loans and advances, $45,098,899, against $34,- 623,218, TIDEWATER OIL CHIEF HEADS MISSION CORP. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 4—E. L. Shea, | president of the Tidewater Oil Co., ’| has been elected president of the Mis- slon Corp., which formerly was an investment holding subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey. Shares in the Mission Corp. were recently distributed to the New Jersey company's shareholders. Its principal assets are stock holdings in the Tide- water and Skelly ofl companies. FOREIGN BONDS DECLINE. NEW YORK, April 4 (Special).— Representative foreign bonds declined 6.12 per cent during March, according to the Foreign Bond Association, Inc., index of 50 representative issues, which fell from 61.31 on February 28, to 57.56 on March 31. The 30 European issues in the index dropped 8.11 per cent, the 4 Australasian issues 2.60 per cent and the 16 South American issues 1.13 per cent. {:‘nfir, 2.0083.00: choice. 1.50a2.00, few | HIXID VEO!'TABLE-—NO carlot arriv- | als; Do ‘cars on track LIMA BEAN! s—efpnu light: demand | light: market stea Florida, bushel hampers, 3.50. Green Beans Unchanged. market steady. Duthel nampers ‘green flat type, 1.5081 few higher. PEPPERS—Practically mo supplies on the marke: EGGPLANT—Slp) lies lght, demand | light, “market stea ba. 113 bushel | 4.0 orn lower. : CUCUMB!:RA—Sunnues plsnt ig market s Flor white I Dflg 1.25a1.75; yel- Texas arrived. two braken two_unbroken cars on track. | California Western lettuce crates. bunched. 50. Ll—Nnrb’ bushel baskets, 35a50 B!AG! BPROMHUI Carolins, | s TRHES North G Caroling and Vir- ‘m“ TS hfigfl’:ll’s Plflrldl "‘"x T s Prorida, " Vajencias to srade ldfld :l:d Ci s, one Plorld: boxes 7Y zes Tower ol EWS—Chile, 1.752.00; juml 008 GRABES _Areentiné. according to variety A OCADOS—C\ rnia. boxes. 1.258 2.00: overripe. 1.00 as to grade and size. PINEAPP] Fuetto” Ricer *Terates. 35084 80 a8 to_gite BROCCOLI—No 'carlot arrivals, one broken car on track L. C. L. Express Arrivals. —284 _crates asparagus. Florida— ba: crates peppers, 125 ba: ltu muuh 120 baskets lettuce, 72 crates ”15'%‘:!:"“] nt. 41 bask siey. Nortn ~Garofinac5t .,’zg‘nsdud crates, s mixed vegetables cartons rhubarb. 1 avocados. Chicago— table: ornla—22 _crates crates mixed vege- RAIL REFUNDING ISSUE S OFFERED $6,400,000 Bonds of Lehigh and New England Are First on Market. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, April 4—The first re- funding operation by an operating railroad company to appear in the current program of corporation re- lunpln( is being carried out today through the public offering of an issue | horns. of $6,400,000 Lehigh & New England Railroad Co. general mortgage bonds, 4 per cent, series “A,” dated April 1, 1935, and due April 1, 1965. ‘The bonds are being offered by a banking group comprising Kidder, Peabolly & Co., Brown, Harriman & Co., Inc.; Edward B. Smith & Co. and the Pirst Boston Corp. They are being offered at 100 and accrued | interest to date of delivery, to yield 4 per cent to maturity. Proceeds from the new 4 per cent bonds will be used to retire $6,000,000 series “A” and “B” 5 per cent bonds | outstanding under.the company’s gen- eral mortgage dated July 1, 1914. The bonds are redeemable by the company as & whole or in part at any time upon 30 days’ notice at 105 per | cent and accrued interest and are| callable for sinking fund on April 1| of any year at 102 per cent upon | two weeks’ notice. The new 4 per cent bonds will, in | the opinlon of counsel, be secured by a direct mortgage lien upon all the property now owned or hereafter ac- 'Railroads Report Nets Well Below Levels Year Ago By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 4.—The Nation's class 1 railroads for the first two months of 1935 had a net railway operating income of $47,047,014, which was at the annual rate of return of 1.57 per cent on their property invest- ment, reports the Association of American Railroads. In the first two months of 1934 their net railway operating income was $60,479,052, or 2.01 per cent on property investment. CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO. Avril 4 (P —Poultry. 24 trucks: steady to firm; Y Born_nens, 39T Rockbroliers 25; parebacks live, lored. ; Toosters. '; pounds up. geese, 14; capons, orns. turkeys. 1 20%2-21%3; 67 pount Butter, €4S 4 ek, smail. TEE .145. firm: prices unchanged 01 *Brm extra firsts ed firsts. > 2% E current Te- - L% storage packed firsts. 4 Sl ship- round whites. U. 8. No. 75-8212; Michi- Russets U 1.10; Idaho Rus- U, 8. No, 05: 'fine quality. Firm. supplies oriorids. bushel §. No. 1. washed, 1. 1.8 New stock: lighf crates Bliss Triumphs, U. quired by the company subject to $1,- 000,000 non-callable first mortgage 5 per cent bonds due July 1, 1945, for the retirement of which a like amount . | of bonds to be issued under the gen- | eral mortgage dated April 1, 1935, will be reserved, and subject, as to | certain units of equipment, to certain equipment trust certificates. { Under the terms of the mortgage | securing the new 4 per cent bonds, the company has agreed to make annual sinking fund payments equivalent to 10 per cent of net income for the preceding calendar year ascertained in accordance with Interstate Com- merce Commission regulations. Store Hours 8:40 to 6 Another of Those Big Friday Special Days We keep our assortments free from an accumulation of odds and ends and broken lots by these weekly “remnant sales”"—but you get Mode values—at bargain prices. RICHARD PRINCE $35 SUITS—siz short, 37, 38; short stout, 42; long, 40 regular, 36, 37, 38, 40, 42; $16.75 TOP COATS, were $27.50, $30 and $35—imported H-rr Tweeds, etc. .... 8 FASHION PARK OVERCOATS—were $45 -nd $50—sizes: regular, 34, 35, 36, 38; short, 34; 4 RICHARD PRINCE OVERCOATS—were 335 Slxel 36, 37; short, 34, 3! slim, 37.. ..821.75 regular, .$15.75 Alumuons on Clothing at Cost. FANCY SHIRTS, were $2 and $2.50; tab and regular collars, $1.59 15 DRESS SHIRTS, slightly soiled—were $3 and 53 50. Sizes, 3/14, 3/14%;, 4/16, 2/16%, 3/17% 7 FANCY SHIRTS; custom-mad $5. Sizes 2/14, 2/15%, 1/16, 2/ ..95¢ enlll\‘ l(tlchld mod.l! were 17, ..$1.29 LOT OF MODE CRAVATS—broken lots of popular patterns. .59 MARK CROSS CHAMOIS GLOVES; were $3.50.. MARK CROSS PIGTEX GLOV cereess.$139 ES; were $2.50 11 PAIRS GOLF HOSE; were $1.50 to $3.50. 6/10%, 1/1 ROCKINCHAIR UNION SUIT Sizes 34 and 36 only. STUTTGARTER UNDERWEA and drawers; SWEATERS; were $4 and $5 were $250. Each. . .98¢c .$1.89 HIGH GRADE PAJAMAS; were $350 and $4. Sizes 1/A, 2/B, 7/0 .. PAJAMAS; middy and connrhble mudah LOT OF PARIS GARTERS... FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS; were 35c and 50c. TERRY BATH ROBES light weight; plain shad The Mode—F at Eleventh ALESMAN JOE ' SLEEPLESS NIGHTS KEPT HIM FROM MAKING THE GRADE UNTIL ... “E'N Rfloqvms'mww! 0 n ME Whar's THE MATTER il LATELY ANYWAY ? 1 TELL YOU MABEL, THESE SLEEPLESS NIGHTS HAVE ME JUST ABOUT LICKED. ITLL BE A MIRACLE IF | LAND ANY ORDERS THE XV SIMPLY 60T TO GET 10 Why po | THESE 5, «..AND SO A FRIEND ADVISED ME TO * WAY ) FEEL TODAY. BRONSoN ORoER, KEEP HAVING LEEPLESS NIGHTS ? THAT NIGHT IT’S WONDERFUL, MRS. TURNER. AND IT DOESN'T CONTAIN ANY DRUGS...SO IT ISN'T SAY, THIS TASTES MARVELOUS , MABEL. WHAT DID YOU SAY IT IS ? ITS OVALTINE... AND THEY SAY IT'S REALL) AMAZING THE WAY vr HELPS SO MANY TRY GIVING HIM OQVALTINE . DID YOU HEAR THE BIG NEWS? . TURNER LANDED THAT #5000 ORDER FROM OLD MAN BRONSON TODAY, YES,AND | HEAR THE BIG BOSS IS GIVING HIM A RAISE THAT MAKES HIS OLD SALARY LOOK LIKE CHICKEN FEED! HABIT-FORMING AND HELPS PROMOTE NATURAL SLEEP. WHAT! YOU PLANNED TO STAY HOME TONIGHT ? NONSENSE, I'VE LET'S GO AND CELEBRATE! “POOR SLEEPERS" SLEEP. \F SLEEPLESS NIGHTS ARE "GETTING | TELL YOU I'M WORRIED | TO DEATH ABOUT JOE AND THESE SLEEPLESS NIGHTS HE'S HAVING. I'VE NEVER SEEN HIM SO RUN DOWN AND NERVOUS. YOU DOWN" CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL T IN TODAY ! SLEEPLESS NIGHTS ? WHY DON'T YOU TRY OVALT/NE ? DR. MCKENZIE ADVISED 1T FOR CHARLIE WHEN OVALTINE ? WHAT'S THAT ? ITS A DELICIOUS SWISS FOOD-DRINK YOU TAKE WITH HOT MILK BEFORE BEDTIME. CHARLIE JUST SWEARS BY IT-SLEEPS HE WAS NERVOUS AND COULDNT SLEEP AND 1T WORKED LIKE A CHARM, WHY... HE MUST HAVE GONE TO SLEEP ALMOST THE MINUTE HIS HEAD TOUCHED THE PILLOW! LIKE A TWO-YEAR-OLD EVERY NIGHT. 4 BOY,OH BOY ! | HAVENT HAD SO MUCH PEP IN MONTHS...JUST WAIT TILL | GET GOING ON THAT TOUGH PROSPECT OF MINE TODAY / WHY JOE, HOW WNDERFUL' BELIEVE ME OVALTINE IS GOING TOBE THE OFFICIAL NIGHTCAP IN ‘nuw»:nnCuunm Dept. 38-7 NM-dnnn Chlflp- of Ovaltine. T enclose 10c to cover cost of pac] package (« NOMUcce e e e (One package to Esicsor 5657 555 MAIL FOR 3-DAY TEST kinglnimailin{. Send me your test a person. OVALTINE is a delicious pure food concentrate—a scientifié food creation that helps promote sound sleep quickly when taken with hot milk just before going to bed. Thousands of delighted users report that it has brought them new strength and energy as well as steadier nerves next day. Ovaltine is also advised as a strengthening food for under- P T — developed children—and for nursing mothers, convalescents, and the aged. ... More than 20,000 physicians approve its use. See for yourself how remarkable it is. Get a can of Ovaltine at any drug or grocery store today. Or mail the coupon for a liberal trial supply. Cits LOOK FOR WPt AT DRUG. GROCERY AND DEPARTMENT STORES o e o e i e e e e s ly ~my; NCIL) (7] OVALTINE The Swiss Food-Drink—Now made in the U, §. 4. NEW LOW PRICES _