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Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
I'VE NEW RECORDS SET UP AT
ANNUAL VALLEY TRACK MEET

fhattering four Of the inter
elastic track records of Imperial
Hey, Coach Armstrong FL Cen
boys romped away with title
|lors in the annual track and field
|et held here Saturday. The
ltral squad stacked up a total of
points as against % for Brawley,
nearest rival. Dick Wchncr
fnished almost all of the opposi-
|n, setting Il fifth new record in
meet and tying his own mark in
! l00.yard dash to win the event.
|ltvillc finished third with u
nts, CalcXico and Calipatria tied
eight points each. Imperial fail
to score.
The FL Centre boys also won the
lors in thee lass G meet, nosing
Imperial by point score of
. to pig. Calipatria registered
|ht points, IIoltVillc seven, BraW.
six aud Calexico one.
Nlthough some good work was
|le i'll the field events, 10 records
|rc shattered. Shawn came the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
COFFR0TH RACE
IS CAPTURED BY
KENTUCKY COLT
Sir Harry Romps Home
in Front of Field With
All FayOrites in Rear.
By 10 GROSSMAN
United Press Special Corresponder

SAN DIEGO, Cal, March IL
Although not eligible for the Ken
lucky derby, Sir Harry, winner Of
the most sensational Coffroth han
dicap ever run, Sunday, ut ii Juana
will be sent east shortly to compete
in the Maryland Prcakncss and
other rich eastern stakes, it was
announced here today by the Sea-
gram brothers, Edward and Tom.
The three year old Chestnut colt
which missed winning tho $4,000
Ii Juana derby a week ago by a
head, came back iii the Coffroth to
beat Is of the turf finest stake
horses and capture a purse of $751;
400
Sir Harry S margin of :. victory
was a half a length. The Rosedaie
stable e Dangerous ran second, and
Cotlogomor, winner of the $4,000
New Orleans Handicap, finished 4
fast third, but six lengths behind
Dangerous.
The time for the mile and a quar-
ter was 2:03 -, within four fifths
Of a second of equalling The track
record made by Carlari8 in winning
the stake last season.
Carlaris was backed down Il ID
to ! fayorite at post time. He
broke on top aud WAS leading JUS
tice T., the second choice, by two
lengths, passing the three quarter
pole. Here the terrific pace began
to tell. Carlaris stopped to walk.
Justice +. went into the lead mo-
mentarily but lie was through In
a few yeards more he had been
telescoped to last place.
The three first horses came from
far back at the head of the stretch.
Sir Harry and Dangerous hooked up
as they rounded the turn. Both
raced head and head down tine
stretch and in the last few jumps,
Sir Harry drew out to a half length
lead and some 10000 fans applaud
ed the winner.
Jockey Olivo Bourasaa, Freach-
Canadian youth of % wears was
astride the winner. He was not
o's4ihAItu ~ lIHt uttll me last
minute. Trainer W. II. Bringloe
needed 4 fourth rider. for the Sea
grams started four horses, Cats
man, Sir Harry, Wandering Minstrel
and Edisto. Bourassa was given
his choice Of Sir Harry and Wan.
dcring Minstrel. He took Sir Har-
rv, and his plotting was as clever
n bit of work rs was ever seen in
u race of this kind. Bourassa gets
$500 from the Jockey Club and
Trainer Rringloc another $500 of
the purse,
Second money Was worth $500
third $4,000 and fourth $500.
Craftsman, Il Scagram horse ran
fourth
Backbone, which delayed the
start by seven minutes by bad act
ing almost caused bad spill short
~ after the start. The horse was
crowded into the fence by those on
the outside trying to get a rail po-
SItion. Backbone WAS showed into
the fence and Jockey Chick Lang
was forced TO pull up to avoid =
pilCup.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
Racing Driver
Badly Injured
II, United PRESS Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, March IT. -
Otto Lind, racing driver, is fighting
for life at the General hospital here
today, following injuries received
yesterday in a l00.milc race at As
cot speedway that had ~ laps to
go when spectators surgcd upon the
track.
Bert Spencer, plotting Redlands
Special was out in front when tho
drivers were given the chcckcrcd
flag, with Francis Quinn at the
wheel of Rajo Special a close second
after a pit stop for gasoline that
cost him - seconds Of valuable
time.
Lind S steering gear bucklcd as
the Sawtolle Tribune, and five
Spcnccr's car, Skiddcd through the
fence, throwing the driver clear. A.
the hospital Il check of Lind 5 in
.luries revealed a possible fractured
skull, body bruises and iaccratioHs.
Charley Gclston in front drive
creation won the SiN-lap race from
four starters, rolling the turns at 4
pace that prevented three spccdicr
ears. outsprinting him on the
straightaWayS.
Bill Schurtz, diving an Evans
Special, annexed the l5-lap consola-
tion event.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING
or THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
VARNEY BROS. & COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of Narney Bros. & Company, a cor
poration existing under the laws of
California, will be held at their
principal place of business at No.
569-593 Main St, in the City of
FL Centro, County Of Imperial,
State of California, on Tuesday,
March 18th, 1927, at the hour Of
2 p. m, for the purpose of the cleo
ton of Board Of Directors and
for the transaction of such other
business as may come before said
meeting.
PEARL JONES,
Secretary Of Varney Bros. & Co.,
BY order of the President. 5t9
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
Help Wanted

$50 To $35 WEEKLY-Easy. Adj
dressing cards at home. Spare
time. Experience unnecessary.
Big opportunity. Write quick.
Acme Addressing Co., Dept. u,
Greenfield, 0. 12tl
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE BY
HOLDER OF LIEN FOR SER
VICES IN STORAGE OF CHAT


Notice IL Hereby Given that on
Thursday, the 18th day of March,
1927, at the hour of ten o'clock on
said day, Mt the promises known as
G. w. McCabc, Inc, Dodge Broth
crs Motor Vehicles, 757 Main
Street, in the City of FL Ccntro,
County of Imperial State of Cali
fornia, the undersigned will sell at
public auction the following auto
mobile, namely:
One Dodge n,oihcrs Road
Stcr, Engina No. 30O259, 1926
California State License, No.
632-S55.
Said auc.i ica ard sale viii be
made under and by virtue Of the
laws of tile State of Calf 'tJrn'a,
ard particu;arly Sections 305l and
3 - of the Civil Code of Califor-
mia, for the purpose of satisfying
the lien of the undersigned on said
automobile for services rendered
the owner of said automobile by
the undcrsiG9a1 in storing and
garaging said automobile and car
ing for arN safe-keeping the same.
That the amount due and unpaid
for said services, storage and safe
keeping is the sum of $3.50, plus
cost and expenses Of sale.
Dated at FL Centre, California
this End day of March, 1927.
G. W. McCABE, Inc.
BY c. W. McCabe, President. 5t10
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14

W. +. Quinn, CrcSwell, Oregon,
recently started in the cattle bust
ness by purchasing ten purchrcd
Aberdeen Angus COWS and pure
bred bull.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14

Y. $. McClatchic and wife pre-
scented Sacramento with a l6 acre
park, formerly known as JoyIand
to be named James McClatchie
park.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
ELM NOTES
Press Staff Correspondent

ELM, March 1i,-pcarlie Albert
son motored to Long Beach last
Wednesday where he expects to
make his future home.
Elm indoor ball team played Soc
Icy 5th and 9th grades at Seeicy
Friday. The score was 2l to %
in favor Of Elm.
Teddy Brown is visiting relatives
this week at San Fernando.
Ruth tmkjc was the guest Of
Hazel Frost Friday night
Mrs. Charles Donahuc left Wei
ncsday morning and viii visit scv-
eral weeks with relatives at Ven
tura.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frost aud
daughtcrs were guests Of Mr., and
Mrs. l.. Seal Of Mcloland, Sunday.
James Cook Of Los Augcirs is
here for several days looking after
his ranch.
Edward Kjrh was III several days
this week but is able to atteai
school again.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14

FOR SALE-Electric range, first
class condition. Terms if desir-
ed. Also furniture, 620 Vine st.
Phone 23J. Stf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
So. California
Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, March 14.-Lew
Tender has been installed favor
itc over Young Harry Wills in
the Olympic Auditorium tomorrow
night.
The PhiIadcIphian, whose ring
gcncralship is reported to have
earned him something over a cool
million, and former frequent
foe of Benny Leonard, has demon
stratcd in his gymnasium workouts,
that he is physically fit, and south
paw puncher de luxe.
Wills latest achievement was n
knockout victory over Oakland
Jimmy Duffy, and his punching
power has been a big factor in MAX
ing the colorcd wcltcrweight big
attraction in southland arenas.
Larry Murphy and Mickey Bliss,
middleweights, are down for the
semi windup that promises to be Il
real grndgeo battle
Jimmy Fox and Billy Blaka,
fcatherweights, tanglc in the spe-
cial event.
Nick Lutte, collegiate grappler,
has a big night S work ahead of him
Wednesday when he meets Charles
LcPpanan, the "Tcrriblc Finn III
the feature attraction on the Olym-
pie Auditorium card.
Leppanan last year tossed Mar
tin Plcstina, recognized in many
quarters as the uncrowncd heavy
weight wrestling champion.
Lutte S appearance here, the first
in five months, finds him much i'm
proved mailman, and in excellent
shape for the grucllng two out o.:
three falls match.
Matty Matsuda, japanese weltcr-
weight and Jack Varso of Chicago,
supply the highlights of the semi
windup, with George Kotsonaros
and Martinoff Zikovitch doing the
bone crushing III the special Rus
sell Nis and Nick Karavas meet in
the opener.
Coach Dean Cromwell s {. s. c.
Troians have six major track and
field meets remaining on their
htH'hulc, dhu consequently tnlS
week s bye will mean but little lot
up in the grind.
On March y. Coach ''Nibs
Price brings his University Of Cali,
fornia Golden Bears here, with the
Troiaus iourncying to Pitlo Alto 4
week later TO engage the Stanford
Cardinals.
The development Of Boctlcr and
Alcski in The javclin throw will
stand tho Trojaus in good stead
against the Stanford weight men.
The \. \. L. championships are
billed for the Los Angeles Coliseum
ON April Is. with the famous Char,
lcys, Rorah and Paddock, meeting
At the Trojan Mercury meet May
II in the event that the fastest
human can leave his work long
enough to get into shape for the
century and furlong sprints
This wears |. c. "A meet is
programmed for May 27-2S AZ
with the Tro.ians again appearing in
Philadelphia with the Trojans again
appearing in the role of defending
champions.
To bring the season to Il fitting
close the Pacific coast intcrcolleg
iatcs will be held June 81, in Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14

PIANO FOR SALh or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phors els. 21tz
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
Household Goods

NEW AND USED furniture. Heber
Second Hand Store. 6tSU
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14

Headline says "Germ 5 home life
barred, But it was Il story from
some laboratory and not Il drvorrc
court at all.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14

FOR RENT-New two room house.
$l5 month. Knapp, west of dance
hall, Heber. htf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Sale-ReaI Estate

FOR SALE-House On Wensiey
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val
ley Lumber Co. E6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
FOR neutrality-suspicious. and sleep,
ing room. no Broadway. 1876

For FENT-Cool, clean, furnish
ed apartments. $40 Adams. 11tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
Since 1889.
)TICE OF ASSESSMENT

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
kst Coat Theaters, Incorporated
|incipal Place of Business, Wash
kngton at Vermont Avenue, Los
Angeles, California.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14

FOR RENT-Modern very desirable
flat, close in, furnished or unfur-
nished. Inquire $40 Olive. Phone
All. 28tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14

FOR SALE-Three late model now
crs. | Big Six Mccormick. Two
John Deere, four standard make
hay rakes, one Jenkines Combi
nation stacker. 4 miles west on
Highway. Richter 14t5
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-14
Situations Wanted

EXPERT bookkeeper, employed, de-
sires small set of books to keep
evenings. Press Box S43. I2t6
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Statesmen

Statesmen
Only a. four men who can sell
used cars, strictly commission: most
complete and select line of used cars
in the city: experience is not neces-
Sary, but hard work Is and COM
pensated accordingly. Apply between
8 and 8 a. M, second floor, 440 N.
Capitol. Chester Armacost.
Used Car Salesman
man who knows how and will sell
good used cars. low prices and eaiy terms,
makes this the best proposition in the
city. Apply at once to B. N. Ward. sales
manager.
State Automobile Co.
SOS N. Capitol
WOULD like to have few more men and
women an sales force in city; good
proposition II you are willing to work.
Apply, between and IL O'Clock Friday
morning. 1149 College Ave.
SPECIALITY statesmen who can sell an item
to the motoring public. also to garages,
will be interested in my proposition. Call
be carried as full or side line.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Births


VIM and, Lilly Davidson. 1914 W. Min
Paul and Maud Shea. 1895 Calhoun.
Harry and Beulah Romeril. Sis English
Clarence and Twannette jenkins. sS2 N.
DIVIDE. and Elizabeth Whitaker. 1854 N.
Concord.
Alvin and Helen Coleman. city hospital.
:, Gilbert and Lucie Kimball. 2l09 w.
waiter and Ethel Pursley. city hospital.
Paul and Lille Paulson. city hospital.
Frank and Lucille Robinson. city hos
VIM. and Clarabell Lunsford. city hos
VIM, and Mable Burris. city hospital.
Harry and Nellie Poland. s216 W. Wash
David and Edith Jefries. 246 N. Cum
berland.
S0s and a Eu tP,; Shaw 2siO ws Ss Lawn,
VIM. and GLADYS Bakemeier. Ind. Chris
Arthur and Beatrice Agnew. 1881 Eng
fish Ave.
5 Joseph and Mary OBrien. 1923 Reisner.
Esley and Lowe Sarver. 2438 Cornell Ave.
CHRISTOPHER and Annie House. 2l07 Wen
dell Ave. q
Jewell and Ruth Leak. 1347 8. Belmont.
Joe and Ruth Wright. All Iowa.
Clarence and Margaret Sidebotham.
Allison and Laura Meals. city hospital.
Allen and Mary .Abner.. CITY hospital.
Marnin and Dale Despin. Is Blooming
James and Jessie Brummet. 252o Wood.
Carl and La Verne Mikerell, sos TT.
Arthur and Vivian Grissom. 1852 N.
Dearborn.
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Du Pont rose y to 300%.N United
States Steel held steady. Buying
was resumed in the rails on the be-
lief that car lcadings had taken a
definite turn upward for the fall.
New York Central, Atchison, Mis-
souri, Pacific and Frisco advanced
together with several others of the
group. Oils were steady to firm.
Aeronautical issues moved higher,
led by Wright Aero. "
With the overnight news general
ly favorable to bullish operations,
the market went ahead in early
dealings with the advance inter-
rupted by the previous close. Gen
eral Motors old stock moved up
fractionally to a fresh high at 239 u
and the new at 1919.
Stocks with an investment appeal
continued in active demand West
inghouse Airbrake gained Y to 1877
National Biscuit q to 1861, and
New York Central, a point to 1865
Radio Corporation was under
pressure, selling off rs to 641z
This decline followed the announce
ment of the Mackay companies en-
trance into the radio message field
through purchase of Federal
Telegraph's communication system
Trading around noon was over
Swallowed, by another urgent buy.
ing movement, in General Motor,
Issues. Floor traders playing fol
reaction, in these stocks were
thrown into a retreat, when they
resumed thesadvance, into new high
ground. New shares climbed tx
1924, up IA. from the previou.
close and the old to 2411s, up IL
Barnsdall issues were under
pressure, breaking more than {
point to 221s. ! Selling was in.
f1uenced by publication of the com
pany's balance sheet as CT June 80
This showed bank loans of $4,000, 600
against none at the start of thu
year. Cash was reduced during thu
first six months of 1927, from $685.
900, to $1,526,000, while inventories
increased from, $1,502,000 to $685.,
900. Earnings in the first six months
this year were SLAB a share, agains
$2.77, in the same period of 1926
Radio Corporation met good sup,
port following the early break OF
the announcement, of the Macka.
Companies entrance into the radio
communication field.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

odessa Critchlow. 81. l2s E. Ohio, oil
station employee, and Edith Leure. 10.
Francis Connolly. %. 141s Healing. timer.
and Mary Moore, 81. 933 High. secretary.
oscar Williams. rs, GAG Indiana. janitor.
and Helen Dallas. IS. 346 Indiana. house
Charles Dehn. 81, 424s winthrop. news
service. and Wanda Hull. Is, 4248 Win
throp.
penter. and Glenna Banks, 81, 46l0 Hovey.
Stenographer.
mechanic. and Anna Croker, 10. 1910
william Boucher. rs. so21s Blake. oper-
ator,. AND Mabel Stambaugh, 20. AT s.
Elmer Monroe. 81. .GreensburT. Ind.
farmer. and Lou Porter 60. 1417 s. East.
Clarence Dunlop. So. $50 N. Senate.
Barber, and Ethel Miller. Indianapolis.
Arthur Ewbank. 81. 4o5 N. Chester.
druggist, and Hilda Brown. ~. 1921
David Smith. rs. Carmel. Ind. street
car employe, and zella Hawkins. %. 1921
N. Alabama. bookkeeper.
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Grain PRICES
OPEN NERVOUS
IN CHICAGO PIT
Dearth of important Wealth
er News Leaves Market
Uncertain.
BIZ United Press

By Untt66 PresS
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-There was
no news o. Importance to influence
prices in grain futures here early
today and opening quotations were
nervous. Wheat opened unchanged
to n cents higher than Wednes-
days close; corn, * to u cent low
er, and oats u cents higher to Is
cent off.
News from the spring wheat re-
gions in both America and Canada
indicated good progress in harvest
ing the crop and there were no
damage reports of consequences.
Warmer weather prevailed in
Canada. Wheat has declined almost
cents from the high point Of last
week and it is generally believed
that the pit is in a strong tech
nical position just now and that an
oversold condition may occur at any
time. In such an event prices will
resume the upward trend. Liverpool
was quite weak this morning, but
not as low as expected.
Traders in corn were operating
in the belief that this market would
follow wheat despite bullish news
in the corn pit. Temperatures in
the corn belt were higher today. The
State report for Iowa indicated the
crop was making good progress and
was gradually regaining ground lost
in late start.
The oats pit presented no in
dividual features and trailed with
other grains.
Provisions opened unchanged.
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Deaths

Marie De Witt. 4s. 1915 N. Healing,
carcinoma.
Jersey, chronic myocarditis.
Mary Emma Geiger. 10. 2174 N. Meridian
Carrie E, Earhart. sc. 500 Fletcher. pull
James Louis Ash. SO. 1919 Lexington.
Theodore Adomatis. 10. city hospital.
Charles Wilder. 40. $40 s. Meridian. myo-
carditis.
Donald Bailey. 1 mo-. city hospital.
: Resale Meo yrs. Methodist Hospital.
VIM. A. McGregor, IA. so4l Park Ave.
chronic myocarditis.
Mary Durrett. SO. 1926 Columbia Ave.
"y Albert C. ounckle. 70. sic Holly Ave.
lobar pneumonia.
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In the Sugar Market
lRv Thnmson a McKinnonl

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Rumors persist
that President Mechado has virtually de-
cided upon plans for restricting exports to
the United States and Europe next year
taking care of whatever surplus there may
remain from the current crop at the end
of the wear. These. however. are only
tivity was displayed in the sugar market
Wednesday than at any time during the
current year and while the early advances
were not maintained ct the close. 1t never
theless revealed decided shifting in mar
ke3 sentiment. and 1t would seem that
fuf damental factors are at last being al
lowed TO resume their normal Influences
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GOOD HOUSES
Milburn Street

Near 18th ST.: rooms: newly decorated:
has gas. electricity. well and cistern; re-
duced rent and special inducement TO
@ G DILL q
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UNION CHOOSES HUSTON
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 25.AC.
H. Huston, chairman of the board
OF the Trans Continental Oil Com
pany and former assistant secretary
OF commerce, has been appointed to
head a board of management for
the financial affairs of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers.
Hustons appointment to the
Craftsmanship post of the brother
hood management corporation" fol-
lowed stockholders meeting yes
terday which resulted In the addi-
ton of eleven new members to the
board OF the Cleveland bank of the
brotherhood.
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HOES CONTINUE
RISING TREND
AT union MART
Toy Price Is Quoted at
$1,000; Bulk Is $40
to $10.75.
Hog Price Range

Porker material at Union Stock
yards today continued its rising
tendency of the present week and
moved 10@15 cents higher in most
divisions.
The top price quoted was $1,000.
The bulk of material ranged at
$40 to $10.75. Receipts we're esti-
mated at $500. Holdovers totaled
SGT.
Hog Price Range
Porker material in the 10000
pound class sold at $10.65@10.90;
200-225 pounds, $10.50@10.75; 225-
$50 pounds. $1025@10.50; 25O-300
pounds, $9.75@1o.35; 300 pounds and
up, $9@9.75. Pigs sold at $8.25@9.50.
Packing sows, $7.5O@8.50.
Cattle Division
In the cattle division few prices
moved upward witln-the whole mar
ket exhibiting a strong tendency.
Beef steers sold at $40 to $13 range.
Cattle receipts were estimated at
700.
Calves receipts were 600, accord
ing to estimates. Vealers were
quoted downward from SIG.
Sheep and lamb receipts were 300.
Market was steady to IS cents I'D.
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Commission Row

PRICE TO RETAILERS
Aug. Is
FRUITS
ApplesABox appIes-winesap. So. New
apples-Transparents 40 lbs, So; Duchess,
S55003. Wealthy. s2.50@S.
California. 81 crate.
Bananas-4G5c Id.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. standard crates.
So: fiat crate. slQl.oO.
Gnnssrpte asisif1aihA sesdisss si.sS box.
Grapefruit-California. S4;5Q crate.
Honeydew Melons-$2.25Q2:50.
tL emonscEiiifgiiSs 81 per Hundred,
Oranges-California Valencias. crate. "a
yuckleberrfes-virginia. So as lbs.).
Peaches-Elbertas. S2.5o@3.25:
Pears-California. per box, 81.
acknowledgements s;iiSy5'a !. sss@s.So.
Northumberland. average 80 lbs.
Use. -
Beans-str ingless. $3.50 hamper, H. G.
Ts soc ri k SOC WSAssSf Dbl 0u
csProsEts-a. g.. Sc doz.; bulk. sl.ss bu.
Caulifower-H. c.. 5ocg$l.2o per bas-
Ae Ccelery-Michigan. Highball. s1.25 crt.
Corn-Kentucky: 35g4oc dozen.
Cucumbers--H. G.. SOC $l.2S.
GarIic-Caiifornia. i5c ID
Lettuce-Caiifornia. head. s5@5.5o crate;
H. c. leaf, is lbs, Use.
Mangoes-Louisiana, 81 hamper.
Okra-Tennessee, 81 basket
Onions-Spanish, $2.4002.75 crate; H. q.
green, 40c dozen; H. @. white Bermuda, 50
bu.;, H; 9; yellow Bermuda, s1;sS bu.;
Parsley-H. G.. soc per bushel.
Peas-H. c., so lbs. ST..
Potatoes-Virginia Cobblers. $S.7o bbl.;
Kentucky Cobblers. S3.50d3.75.
Radishes-H. c., white. 35c; red. 35c; II.
G. buttons soc doZ.
sweet potatoes-Alabama, $l35 hamper.
Spinach-H c., Use bu.
Tomatoes-H. G. (hothousel. soc. 15-lb.
basket.
Turnips-H. G.. So bu.
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TAKE DIVIDEND STEP
General Motors Ready to Make
Transfer Sept. Is.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-General
Motors today took a step toward
realization of its new 100 per cent
stock dividend.
The motor corporation advised
the New York Stock Exchange that
it would have sufficient certificates
available on and after Sept. IS to
make the transfer.
Notices will be sent to the stock
holders on the night Of Sept. IA,
if the expected favorable action is
taken Sept. IL and the governing
board of the Stock Exchange on
Sept. IA.