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Arizona republican., 1921-10-29
|NF FORMATION AND
 NOVELTY BOOTH TO
 BE MARKET FEATURE

A general information bureau, much on the order of the nationally famous Ask Mir. Foster" informa- tion bureaus, will be one of the fea- lures of the new Grand Central Pub lie market. It will be presided over by Mrs. Ann Griggs, who will operate a novelty shop in connection.
 zAny information concerning the store will be furnished at the bureau, but Mrs. Griggs wants it understood that all questions, no matter what their nature, will be answered. Ex- pert opinion will be furnished, she said ,on any subject, regardless of it's character. The bureau will special iZe on information concerning the store, the city, the county and the state, but questions regarding other sections of the country or Europe will be answered by the bureau workers. Persons desiring informa- ton concerning stains on satin goods or silks are assured a ready response at the bureau, or those seeking infor- nation concerning planting of seeds will find information of value to them at this stall
 The information bureau will be To- cated in the very central portion of the market. A beautiful stall is e. ing provided, finished in Shope con crete brick in the new fall tones, reds, browns, greens and tans.
 A complete line of Indian curios and novelties will also be available at the stall. Japanese novelties of silken goods, baskets and the like will also be offered the public Mary Jane candies. made in Phoenix by Phoenix women, will be another fea- ture at tho bureau.
 Today, the opening day, the bureau will give away candy free to those appearing at the bureau. Another speciality offered by Mrs. Griggs 1.ill be shopping bags, of which she has i ten varieties, all artistic bags that can be used for an indefinite period Imported French novelties, includ- | ing French hand painted vanity i boxes and hand embroidered lingerie 1 also will be on sale at the bureau l stall.
 The information bureau will fea- l ture unique displays throughout the year. Mrs. Griggs said yesterday l First in order will be historical dis 1 plays from various sections of Ari-
 zona, especially Indian relics ant l other ancient relics gathered by re
 search workers.
 Indian rugs, baskets and curioi | will be the feature of the openini I display today. Large glass displa! l cases have been installed and ado Il much to the attractiveness of tn
 stall All counters are of imitation
 marble, made in Phoenix. and glas display cases are topped with thi , imitation marble.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-29
ONE IF THE FINEST
 MEAT MARKETS IN
 ARIZONA AT MARKET

One of the largest and finest retail meat markets in Arizona win be opened to the public today with the openning of the Grand Central Pub lie market It is to be known as the Grand Central Meat market and is owned and operated by the Arizo- na Packing company.
 space so feet long along the south wall of tha market and extend ing from a front entranceway half the length ol the building will be oc- cupied by the market Nine large dis play cases of glass and marble have been installed. All cases are refrig- erated from the plant in the base ment of the structure.
 Only the finest grades of meats will be hand led by the market. which will be operated as a retail depart ment of the packing plant. Better meats for less money" is to be the slogan of the retail store.
 All meats will be cut fresh each
Arizona republican., 1921-10-29

morning ana afternoon from fresh ly butchered catle. hogs and sheep. fatted in Arizona. This stock will be carefully selected and will be only the best available on the market.
 All kinds of meats and meat prod ucts will be haI died at the retail de- pertinent. Cactus brand hams and bacons will be featured in the cured meat department
 Quick and courteous treatment will be an outstanding feature of the store. To facilitate the handling of customers the store has been di- vided into departments, each having some particular cut of meat ready for .the customer. No dealys will be necessary. Meats will be cut and ready to put or the scales. All roasts, for example. will be displayed in one case: III another steaks and chops will be displayed. and in still another all kinds of sausages, link and bulk, will be shown There are six of these departments and the shopper can appreciate how the plan will facilitate shopping.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-29
eoETs SANG OF "HoNEY DEW"


 From the Edinburgh Scotsman.
 Over the wall of garden hang the 1 branches of a magnificent lime tree, | and from the leaves diStils upon the ! pavement a cloying sweet moisture of sticky consistency. Under its name of "honey dew the poets, not ablv Coleridge, have immortaliZed 1t For he on honey dew has fed, and drunk the milk of Paradise" So disagreeabls and unsightly. however. Is 1t, both in quality and quantity, that a seat placed there has been re- moved. The popular belief attributes tha secretion to an activity on the part of the tree in Towering season, and holds that 1t forms part of the attraction which the lime flower has for bees. This, however, is entirely an error. for the bees seek only the nectar, which lies in the flowers alone.
 The honey dew Is secreted by my rfads of ahpideS, or green fly, which infest the under side of the leaves. and while they are engaged in suck ing the juices of the leaves, eXcrete a fine spray of liquid, which collects l on the upper surface of the leaves below. and so drips to the ground | Where there are no aphides there is no honey dew. The aphides family | form a terrible group of destruction | dealing insects, amongst whom may l be cIassed the hop blight, the wooly ] blight or aphis of apple and pear, i the dread phylloxera and the familiar | green fly of the rose. Their struc- ture is similar-a soft cylindrical 1 hodv. six legs, sometimes wings, ! sometimes none, and a sharp leaf
 nrinking beck. The green color is 1 due not, as imagined, to chlorophyll or the green coloring matter of the leaf but to a digestive process which is completed in the blood. From
 crushed masses of certain kinds of | aDhides is extracted a. lovely purple, ! used as adye, akin to lake and coch
 meal. while from the closely related
 coccidae is secreted the last used in |. lacquer work.
 The aphis tribe, 1t is interesting to
 remember, is preyed on by the lady
 bird ? the gardeners friend called in
 France "Bete a Dieu," in Italy Ma
 dornine." and in England Our | T,ady's blessed bugs"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-29

Between the ages of 20 and 30, there are seven women for every six men in France.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-29

Visitors to Yellowstone National Park numbered S1s65I during the tourist season of 1921.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-29

Sitl5a widow paints the upper part of her face deep black when she puts on mourning.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-29

More than 40,000 women are en- gagged in embroidery work on the Island of Madeira.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-29

Polish women do as hard work as men. even to being section workers CT the railroads.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-29

Giraffes can see behind them with out turning their heads.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-29

More than 5000 rural schools in New York state have an attedance of less than 10 pupils each.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-29
MUCH IF MILL WORK BY HOME BUILDERS

In the equipping of the new Grand Central Market with the many at tractive booths which will be thrown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
PRODUCE.

BEANs-Marrow. 1920. choice, 100 lbs,
50; Red kidney. 1920. $9.25q9.5o; white kid
| ney. 1920. s1oq15.oo
BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras,
firsts. 90 to 81 score. 46@49c.; firsts. IS to
so score. 43qi5c.: seconds. SO TO 81 score
36Q41hc.; lower grades. 33gSoc. unsaitsd
52lac.; firsts, 44Gp50izc.; seconds, 36g42c
held or storage. high scoring 4e94.e, .., es-
tos a flsss assic sf psmsh
casks. fresh, 4994oi1c.; State dairy tubs,
finest. 4s949c. good TO prime. 4lQ41c
make. firsts. 29asoc.'; seconds. 25c. lower
grades. 23Q24c.; packing stock, current
make. No. ]. 24hd25c. No. .. 23h@24c.'
| lower grades, 19g23c.
made flats. specials. lb.. 27hq2oc tall
fresh specials. $4@25lae.; average run. 22lag
spec spscia lsw ssnssse s' aysrass rum aaSs5e
| Wisconsin, held flats. 26q2sc.; held twins.
25@27c.; single daisies. held, 2osg21c, !;
ieas. held. 2o@29i4c.; fresh, 2sNg2s1hc;
skins, held specials. 17hQ2oc:: prime to
choice. 15@17lse;; fair to good. 12gl41ac.
EGGs-Fresh gathered, extras. dozen.
59c.: extra firsts. 5sc.; firsts. 55g3ao'
seconds. 5SS5.c; dirties, No. lao I so9S2c &C..
fn rsarator rs fa to good s6a5sc state
Pennsylvania and nearby Western. hennery
whites. extras. 6oqelc.; extra firsts. o9c;
firsts, 57@5sc. gathered whites, nssts TO
extra firsts, 57Q59c. under grades, 53@o5c
pullets. 51@53c.; Pacific coast. white, ex-
| tras, 60d61c.; extra firsts, 50QG0c.; firsts,
| 57@5sc; pullets. usual sizes. 50@5l; other
Western and Southern, gathered whites, Dig
&c.; State, Pennsylvania and nearby west
ern. hennery browns, extra. &c.; gath
cred brown and mixed coiors, gm dsd ex-
tras. Soc: firsts to extra firsts, b!@5sc.
Maine, $50 lbs, $313.50: 1876 lbs. $393 -
state. 165 lbs, $2.75@3: $50 lbs, 81. 25G2 so
| Long Island. bbl.. $4,000; Danish, l09 lbs.
| $2g225. Sweets. Jersey. basket, $lgl.so
| Maryland. $1.2511 .65; yams. bbl.. &4@5.
POULTRY DRESSED-FRESH KILLED
CHICKENS-Fryers. boxes. 33a35c.: roast
ers, 34@42c.: stays. 2s@35c. bills. 3lg42c'
stays. 2s@34c. FOWLS - Boxes, 2o@4Ic;
bbis., 25@40c. OLD COCKS-25@27c. CA
| PCNS-Nearby, 55@64c. Western, 3O45sc.
old Ss00se DUCKS Western pir, 2Tas 9
f PAIR. 75c. Gs1, IS. SQUADS = DOE. ssSl2
FROZEN = CHICKENS - Broiers. 40@4oc.
| fryers, 32I39c.: roasters 34@45c. FOWLS
t25@ 4Oc. OLD COCKS-23G27c. TURKEYS
Young. 55q62c; old, 56@5sc. DUCKS-Lone
Island, Ale; Western. 3095sc. GEESE T., .
undrawn. 3O@4oc.; drawn, 15@25c. jacks
undrawn. S1@1 %; drawn. 60Q90c. -.
| POULTRY, LIvE-FOwLS-Freight. 34q
35c.; express, 32Q37c. CHICKENS-Freight
30c; express. 32G34c.; broilers, freight
4Oc; express. 40q45c. OLD BOOSTERS
express, 45@5oc. DUCKs-Freight. 45e;; ex-
press. 45@4sc.; Muscovy. 25c: GEESE =
Freight. 27G32c.; express. 27g3oc; SWAN
Freight express, lie. PIGEONS-Pair
freight or express. 50965c. RABBITS-Ex
press. h.. 2342sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
DEPOSITS A BAIT
IN NEW BOND BID
Eastern Syndicate Made Novel
Offer for $4,000, 900 Wash
ington Issue.

In accordance with bids, rendered or
Saturday officials of the State of Wash
ington will award to-day its issue or
S5.OOo,00O of " per cent bonds. and
there Is unusual interest in the award in
view of special circumstances in connec-
ton with the bids. Competition for the
issue was keen. On the basis OF a
four to nineteen year serial, the highest
bid numerically was 1o0.sss, the next
highest 10o.s77 and the next 1oo.S5. On
the basis of twenty year bond, optional
after ten years, the highest bid was
100. 6S6, and the second bid. 1o0.399.
An Eastern banking syndicate, which
made the second highest numerical bid
Of 1OO.S77, played an unexpected card by
associating with them three Pacific coast
banks, rendering with their bid a deposit
arrangement whereby an interest pay
mert would be made to the State for Its
money on deposit The effect of that ar
rangement was to add from 4 of ] per
cent. to Boone hundredths of per cent.
to the bid, making the SECOND highest
bid apparently the best.
Whether the deposit card arrangement
be accepted Is a matter of keen interest.
1t Is possible that those who made the
numerically highest bid also had card
up their sleeve. At any rate, State bonds
are In demand and bidders resort to I'M
usual tactics to get their bids accepted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
New Issues Easily Marketed.

The ease with which large offerings Of
new securities are marketed Is a matter
of great surprise and wonderment to the
average layman. who cannot understand
why investors should rush to buy new
issues of bonds at par or around par
when many old line high grade invest
ments are to be had at greatly depre-
ciated prices. The casual bond market
observer argues very properly that old
bond issues offer all inducements claimed
by the new ones-namely, safety, mar
reliability and high yield. with the added
speculative feature OF possibilities OF en-
hancement in prices. Several reasons
are advanced by bankers to account for
this anomaly. The foremost one is the
fact that new issues are ''pushed"-that
is. IL is largely matter of salesmansnip.
On the other hand, the opportunity pre-
scented by new loans to invest large sums
of money at a high rate OF interest with
little or no trouble comes as a boon to
corporations or institutions, which per-
haps would have TO spread their buying
over many months II they were COM
PEELED TO pick up bonds in the open mar
ket few at time. The wealthy indi-
vidual who enters the investment market
usually leaves his affairs entirely UP to
his investment bankers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
Denmarks All Sold.

The offering of s15.ooO.o 900 Of Danish
consolidated municipal loan Twenty-Five
year per cent. sinking fund external
gold bonds at SO to yield S.29 per cent.
was well oversubscribed yesterday, AMI
an unusual method of distribution de-
signed to have the bonds we'll placed
proved to be complete success. The
entire issue was allotted to wholesalers.
who were to notify the National City
Company by y. NJ. yesterday IL they
desired any release from the commitment
which was 100 per cent. firm to the
wholesaler. Releases were SO few and
unsatisfied applications for the bonds so
very large that officials of the National
City Company held a conference. 1t was
said, to make as fair a distribution of
the released bonds as possible. The is-
sue was declared to be the best placed
Of any recent issue purchased solely by
the National City Company. A house In
the distributing syndicate sold its entire
participation in ten minutes and request
ed additional bonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
North Carolina Notes.

An official Of the State Of North Caro-
lima will open to-day informal bids for
approximately 100000 Of two to two
and a half year notes. The bankers.
who took $2,720.000 notes issued two
years ago and due on March 1, did not
feel it advisable to meet the ideas of
that official as to price and the sugges-
ton that he obtain bids from bankers
was made, and bond houses are inter-
ested In the result of the informal bid
ding. The purpose of the financing is to
refund the maturing notes and provide
additional funds. States usually adver-
tise new issues and make Formally of
opening bids in the cases Of bonds. but
the State of North Carolina has a law
limiting interest rates to per cent. and
minimum bids in the cases Of bonds to
par. Notes, however. running not more
than two and half years. can be Of
fered informally, and that step has been
taken by the North Carolina official.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3t.-predictions that
Germany would refuse the Allies terms
led to a sharp setback in to-day's wheat
prices In connection with acute weak
ness in Buenos Aires. The close was
heavy at to 2& cents net lower. with
March s1.6oA @1.6o% and May s1.4s@
1.4SA. Corn finished s4QB to rs
cents down; oats off Is to "a q "a cents
and provisions at decline of to so
cents.
Gossip about German intentions be-
came current almost simultaneously
with word that Buenos Aires quotations
showed q break of 6H cents a bushel
Bears in the wheat market were quick
to seize the advantage thus laid open
and were favored also by complete abb
sence of any new export business. Pre-
viously the market had been advancing
influenced for the most part by light
ness of offerings and by assertions that
recent declines had discounted all de.
pressing factors Improved demand
from domestic millers counted likewise
as transient stimulus, but in the end
the uncertain European financial out
look appeared to be acting as much
more than an Offset.
Corn and oats paralIeled the action OF
wheat Besides in the late offerings a
notable enlargement of the corn visible
supply total had bearish effect.
Lower quotations on hogs pulled down
provisions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
Ontario May Borrow Again.

Local bond men were surprised TO
learn that the province of ontario was
considering another loan. in viwe OF the
fact that that province had fioated loans
amounting to $4,000. 900 within the last
few weeks. The hint that there would be
another big Ontario loan shortly was con-
tanned I'm despatch from Toronto which
stated that a deputation OF bond mon
had waited on the provincial treasurer
and advocated further financing in view
Of tho present favorable conditions for
raising funds. IL Is reported that the
Minister was favorably inclined TO the
proposal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
Mu nicipal Issues.

In view of the effort to have the pro-
posed issue OF bonus bonds by the State
OF New York declared unconstitutional
and of growing feeling against the is
suance of bonus bonds In general a law
yer in the financial district has started
a movement to eliminate from State aud
municipal issues particular descriptions
of the purpose OF proposed issues,
whether bonus In the case Of State or
sewer or street development in the case
OF municipals. The point is made that
there is no priority in the case Of pay
ment or default and that 1t matters little
TO the investor what specific purpose
is IL an issue is otherwise desirable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
GOVERNMENT
500 Internal Gold Loan 1909 \

Messrs. J. p. Morgan g. Co. are instructed
to give notice that they are prepared TO re
ceiVe Tenders for the amortization on or pc
fore 31st Of March, 1921, of $3.50. 400 ArSSn
tine gold pesos, say fS6,OSO, nominal OF th'
above loan. IA
Tenders for sale of bonds with Coupon du'
list September, 1921, at a price to be staAet
In the Tender, must be lodged not later thai
3 o'clock p. NJ. on nth February, 1921. witf
Messrs. ]. P. Morgan Co., % Wall Street
New York. W.
Tenders will be received also in Londous b!
Messrs, Barring Brothers e. Co., Ltd, ana IL
Buenos Aires by the Credito Publico Ma
cional. TX :.
Each bond has a par value of 1918 US S
Gold Dollars, and Tenders must be madeh
flat price under par expressed in dollar
per bond. Y.
Tenders must be made on form obtain
able on application and be accompanied by
deposit of Bonds of the aforementioned LOAF
at the rate of not less than flo per f10
nominal capital rendered. The Deposit an,
Tender must be securely enclosed IN an en-
velope marked Tender of Argentine Govern
ment per cent Internal Gold Loan 1p0!
Bonds for Redemption" In the event of th'
Bonds rendered not being lodged with Messrs
Barring Brothers & Co., Limited, by 8Qtl
April, 1921, the Deposit will be forfelted-g
The Tenders will be opened In Londori ior
18th February, 1921, and the result will Ab,
notified as soon possible thereafter. ia
Forms of Tender may be obtained on ap
plication to Messrs. j. p Morgan g. Co.. w;
Wall Street. New York. who reserve the rfah
to reject all or any Tenders. N
Dated New York, list February, 1921.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
New Class OF Investors.

The wealthy investors desire TO buy
free securities has been largely re-
sponsble for building up new invest
ment class among salaried people and
persons of moderate means, hitherto
unknown in this country. Investment
houses were compelled TO go out and re-
cruit an entirely new clientele 20 replace
the big investor Conditions during re-
cent months have favored this mission
airy work, az lack OF demand for taxed
securities resulted in much lower prices,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
Atlantic Refining Issue sold.

Subscription books for the s15,000,000
OF ten year So per cent. debentures of
the Atlantic Refining Company were
opened at o'clock yesterday morning
and closed Immediately, orders in excess
Of the amount available having been
received. The bonds were offered at
o9h. to yield more than $50 per cent.
by syndicate composed OF Brown Bros
& Co. White Weld & Co. Graham. Par
son g. Co Redmond a Co. and the
Equitable Trust Company OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01

Bull.Insular Line, Inc, Ser. Gold Is
City of Oshkosh, Wis, High School
412s
City Of Oshkosh, Wis, Water works
412s
Colo ado Industrial Co., Ser. A. Il
b., LIST Mtge. 5s
Empire Coke & Inter-Urban Gas
Co., Joint lst Mtge. IS
Gas Light Co. of Waverly, n. Y.
LIST Mtge. IS
Independ nee Waterworks Co., Re.
funding IS
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co..
LIST Mtge. IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
EXPORTS FROM NEW york.

Exports from New York yesterday
Wheat, bushels. 543.42t: corn. bushels,
81 ,7ss; rye. bushels, eo,97O -four. sacks,
24.so3: beef. tes. 45 bacon. lbs,
s.s3O.50o tallow. lbs, 10000; cheese.
lbs. $4,000; cottonsecd oil. lbs. 1862
900 lubricating oil. gals, 90.s50 oat-
meal. bbls.. 900 grass seed. bags, $50
alcohol, bbis.. $50 oil meal, lbs, 1915
600 oil cake, lbs, 3,242,700.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
TO THE HOLDERS OF
THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
5ee Customs Administration Sinking Il
Gold Loan Bonds.

Due February I. 1858.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Guar
anty Trust Company of New York. as Sue
cessor TO Morton Trust Company, Fiscal
Agent, under the Fiscal Agency Agreement
made by and between The Dominican Re
public and Morton Trust Company, dated
January II. 1908, hereby invites proposals
for the sale to the Sinking Fund on Febfu-
airy It'll. 1921, with accrued interest to that
date. OF as many bonds OF the above issue
Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars (s250. ooo)
Sealed proposals viii be received at the
TRUST DEPARTMENT OF the undersigned.
f40 Broadway, New York City, UP to 40
o'clock A. M. on Friday. February 4th. 1921 .
when the same will be opened. and bonds
offered at the lowest prices not exceeding
102h7o OF par and accrued interest TO ths
extent necessary to exhaust said SUM will
be accepted subject to the reservation OF the
right to reject any or all offers In whole or
In part.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY u
OF NEW YORK.
BY CHARLES II. SABIN, President.
Dated, January "a. 1921.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01

ternal gold loan OF 1909 have been in
vited for opening in London at 2 80
r. NJ. on February 10 and may be lodged
with ]. p. Morgan q Co. up TO p. NJ.
February II. Tho bankers will cable
tenders to London without charge.
Forms and particulars OF the tender
may be obtained at the offices OF j. p.
Morgan g. Co. The amount Of the loan
called Is fS6.0S0 nominal capital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Eldredge & Co. have opened a Boston
office in the new Bankers Building under
the management of Robert L. Hawkins.
Malcolm j. Edgerton, who has been asso-
ciated with Galloway, Fish Co. for tie
last nine years, has been admitted to part
nership In that firm.
Due to excessive margin of earnings over
ali interest requirements, Solomon Bros. a.
Hutzler are recommending Southern Pacific
Company convertible gold As to yield about
1885 per cent.
r. Freeman & Sons have prepared a cir
cular on possibilities Of low par value
stocks.
Rollins Kalbfleisch Co., members OF
the New York Stock Exchange, have moved
to 81 Broadway.
Tho Guaranty Trust Company or New
York has been appointed transfer agent OF
subscription warrants of the Barnsdall Cor
poration's SIS, 000, 900 of sinking fund con-
vertible gold bonds, series A.
Frank lose, formerly with A. d. Converse
q Co Is en- charge OF the bond department
of B,nmenthal Bros. Co.
Watkins A. Co. have prepared descrip-
tive circular on Arkansas Light and rover
Company.