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Furniture

~ Drum Table, 29-in. top, brass
tipped; Duncan Phyce base.
mahogany veneered. &l1 OK
Was s24.s5 ........ YIZe7O
~ French Commode, solid wall
nut, carved front, . GE or
drawers. was $685.. YOs7O,
(3) Secretaries, 2 walnut, ! ma.
hogany: veneered fronts:4 draw
ers with locks. Governor VIM
throp style. Were Goo 90
$500 ......... SI75
(z) Lounge Chairse, loose pillow
backs, reversible cushions, green
tapestry covering.
Sold "as Is" Were 17 90
$24.95 ........... IZsI.1
(e) Solid Walnut End Tables,
half round with fiuted e. En
legs. Were $4.95. -. YO.W
~ Bird's-eye Maple Dresser.
with large mirror.
Sold "as Is" Was &7 or
$500 .............. YJoJ0
~ Brd's-eye Maple Princess
Vanity, with large
mirror. Sold "as is." 67 or
Was $3.50 ..... 0Is70
(12) Gard Tables. Red or green
enamel finish. Burn
proof metal covers. For To-
merry $1.lo ............ O5O
(s) Mite Tables, mahogany
finish; Duncan Phyfe style,
with drawer. Were "a TX
$9.95 ............... IeSS
co. Windsor Metal Beds twin
size: assorted styles.
Sold ''as Is" Were a 90
$s.95 ...........:... PsII
(s) Weed Beds, left from bed
room suites: veneered panels;
fun s,1 :, '''s. wsrs $IO.q5
(6) Heller Inncr-Spring Mat
tresseS twin size: covered
Wsrs w1sn 'ssssS sssso .saas. ...... $I3.W
~ Heller Inner-spring lGat-
tress, twin sise; damask tick.
ing: noor sample. Glk OK
Was sa7.5o ........ iO.70
(3) Maple Poster Feds. carved
top, heavy posts: twin do IL
size. Were $14.95 ... 1eO0
] GoAenberg's g's-Fosyth Floor.
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Mems furnishings

(sot Mems ran Csp6 plain colots,
checks and herring gbones: EE
sizes sK to ~. Were 81. .01C
'(5e) AmodIreag BroadcIoth Union
Suits, size 50 only. Were EE>
$1.00
l(14s) knitted l-in-Hand
Ties; many patterns. oE>
Were 55c .......-..... ~
1155) Rayen Hose. Light, pr
medium shades; sizes 1oI
10 to llh ....... IAZN
1aoo) Broadcroth Shirts, white
and plain colors; collar-attached
style; sizes IA to ~. 9E>
Were Soc ............. SSN
8 for 81
(50) Odds and Ends Of Better
Grade Shirts, soiled and 10.
mussed; broken sizes. 80. O7C
,(3O) Zipper-Front Polo Shirts,
medium and large sizes: IL
white or yellow. Were 81 OOO
(7s) Broadcloth Pajamas, white
Or solid colors. Were .<l Ok
$l.95 ............... sAS
,(97) Nightshirts. white and
colors: sizes Is to 20.
Irregulars Of higer-priced TO-
(35) An-Elastic Suspen-
dcrs, narrow web. Were Or
0OC ssssssssssssss.s. ~S
GoldenberTs-MaiR Floor.
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POWER TO END WARS
AScRIBED TO WORKERS
British Trade Union Delegate
Says They Could Refuse Call
of "War Lords."
d the Associated Prsss,

~ the Associated Press.
TORONTO. September l3.-Refusal
Of workers to obey the call Of war
lords" Of any country offers the only
hope Of ending wars, John Marchbank
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'''2,
Sheets & Donestics

Sheets q DOn1cstlCS
(l6 doz.) Seamless Sheets; Six
90 and slx90 torn sizes before
hemming; heavy quail TO-
1ty ..s..s...s..ss.s wv
q doz.) Pillow Gases; lE>
42x36 size; irregulars... I0O
CT ce.son; s.1, regularly qAc
IS ox.) Heavy Unbleached
sheets; 63x90 and 54x90 torn
sizes before hemming. To-
Were ~ ............... ON
20 pcs.)s 27-fn. Bleached Shaker
Flannel; heavy double-d -deeced
sss'';.; sss s.is ........ as..'.'.. l2hc
GoIdenbeyUs-Main Floor.
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MISSISSIPPI PLANTER
FREED BY KIDNAPERS
Two Abductors Abandon Captive
and His Car When Posse
Closes In.
~ the Associated Prsss.

~ The Associated Pres
CLARKsDALE. Mis-. septsmber
13.-After . ride Of terror IN hia
own automobile while held captive
by two kidnapers. II. K. Sage, S.
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Women's Dresses
o~J Ros~coo4s

and haluCOatS
(S) Tweed Raincoats, misses and
women's sizes. Were I 10
1913 ............... YIsI7
(l5) Suede Cloth Raincoats,
misses and women's % OF
sizes. Were $4.95. -. VZsOS
(9) Summer Dresses, misses and
womens sizes. Were ID 1T
$7.96 and $10.s5..... YLsOI
(l4) Summer Dresses, misses and
women's sizes. Were $1.95 co.
to sass ............... 0OS
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Neckwear, Handkfs.
(ss) Scarfs, Of silk crepe and
rayon taffets; tubular, bias
or ascot shapes. Were o.
49c. ASS
(650) Women's Imported Hand
kerchiefs. novelty prints: r.
were &c. ................. ~
(146) Cport Berets; were o.
4Sc. 4tS
Goldenberg,s-Main Floor.
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Footwear

(37z pairs) .Women's Leather
sole Comfort House Slippers, one-
s. strap. ss low heels wsrs QQc
100 psir) Beys' Teams Shoes,
assorted colors, al Sizes to Eo~
large 8. Were soc and 90 DC
l2ss pairsl Bsys' ana Girls'
School Oxferds, elk leather, com-
position sole1 sisss to ?. TO-
We're csc. c....-....... = ~
(313 psirs) Wemsn's Hsuse snip.
pers, bridge Or D'orsay 40
styles. Ill sises. We're 5oc TIC
i Gosdenberg's-Kass FJoov.
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Sportswear

f13) White Twin Sets, consisting
Of blouse and jacket; 90
small sizes. Were $2.95.. JIG
(4) Two-piece Knit ''''.'.''. =.
Suits sizes 14-l6. q 10
Were s2.s5 ......... .YIso1
(3) Suit Dresses; e
small sizes is-ls. -&t.00
Were $5.95 ........ y wv
(10) Twin Sweater ...
Sets; light shades. e. 80
Were $1.95 ......... isC7
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
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Undergarnents


-t7p SIR Dsncettes, lace.
trimmed, soiled. Were Eo
$l.69 ................ 0JO
(le) Printed Batiste Step-ins,
lace trimmed, sotled. To-
Were 6ee. ............. III
(s) One-piece Printed PercsIs
Pajamas; size Is only. TO-
Were 69c .............. ~
g, SIM Gowns. teerose or blue;
sizes 1918; soiled. Were oo>
$l.95 .................. VIZ
(s) silk Slips; lace trim
med; sizes 34-36. Were .oo>
$l.69 ,................ AIS.
(2s) Women's Knit Unien
Suits; small sizes. Were a.
S9c s........ssss..ss - ~
l1ll Mesh Step-inA pink
only: small Sizes. Were IN
19c ........s........ W.
(35) Rayon Panties and Vests;
sizes s-1o;. pink only: 1l~
Were soc ............. ZIO
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
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Bedwear

(25) Cotton -filled Comforts, dou-
ble-bed size; satesn - 20
(3o) Plain Color Blankets, 7ox90
size. size; pastel !. St shades. 81 80
(5o) Bed Pillows, medium size;
all feather 1illed; covered To-
with art ticking. Were csc O7C
(S) Wool-Filled Comforts, sateen
covered; soiled from d or
display. Were $4.s5... YSs10
Goldenbergs-Third Floor.
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Infants Wear

(e) Hand-Embroidered Linen
sse a'.''. .....'.........'.s. '. o..''. wss. Hc
(7) Infants' Blue Socks. IN
Were 19c .............. W.
(2D Knit Training Pants, 90
size 2. Were Soc $500. HO
(O Leether Leading ID
Straps. Were SOC ...... y TO
tls) Infsnts' Firs-Step Slipper,
white, black or. smoke: To-
sizes 2. 3 and 4. We're $1.25 O1O
~ Auto Seat for d 40
Baby. Was $1.95 -. YIeZ7
(le) Infants Silk Bon 90
nets; soiled. Were $780,. J1O
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
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Lamps

80 3-Candle Reflector Floor
Lamps. with shade. d 20
: Were $4.95. YSez
(2) Orchid Vanity
Sets, with. rayon d 90
shades. Were $685.. YZ.07
(50) Parchmenfised Shades, for
fioor, table or bridge lamps;
pleated or fluted. Were Eo-
79c to $1.29. O7C
CAY Console Mirrors, with or
without frames. Were oo>
41.3e ................. O7S
Goldenbergs-Third Floor.
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that this store b run On
. system thst furnishes
continual inspiration to al
IT. employees and keeps
public interest alive at Al
times? TO make this .
better store to serve you b
our constant aim a
steadily Increasing business
b evidence Of the public
confidence We enjoy.
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House Dresses

cay House Dresses, piques and
prints; sizes II to 20. 90
Were 81 .............. III
(se) House Dresses, prints and
shirtings; sizes IL to 20. AA-
Were 79c and $1.....T TO
(l2) Coverau Print Aprons;
soiled from display. Were 90
68c ...s............. 0IS
Goldenberrs DosOnstairs Store.
Curtains &Draperies
(s7 Pairs) Priscilla Ruined Cur
tains, white scrim. Were o.
soc, pair. ir...........,.... Z00
(sl5 Yards) lIarquisette Drapery
Material, plain Or colored; So and
20 inches wide Regu- IA
larry 22c yard. I1
(98 Pairs) Tailored and Rufled
Curtains. Of figured and dotted
marquisette. Were pic Lo>
pair ....a. .............. wv
(See Yards) Flowered Marquisetts
Drapery Material. various
patterns. Regularly 15c IN
gard -...a.--s....... wv
(1oo Pairs) Tailored Curtains,
iine white marquisette:
23s yards long. Were EA
n7c nair 07C
(S2) Six-piece Curtain Sets, Of
scrims and marquisettes; plain
and floral patterns. Were 90
Sc set. t.................. S7O
Goldenbergs-Third Floor.
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Towels & Linens

(67) Turkish Towels; double.
thread quality. Irreg- IN
'ulars Of Ice grade. 49,. VC
(2l) Iarge-sise Turkish Towels;
double thread quality. 17-
Irregulars Of acc grade liz
(1z) imported Cotton Plaid
TablecIoths; attractive color
/; ;s.s.s ? p > n Wses at.on.' Soc. s4.'. 37c
coy Lace Scarfs; Of 10-point
lace: 16x45 inches. 90
Were SOC .............. 0IS
Us dos.) Turkish Wash Cloths;
plaids and checks. for 1E>
Regularly &c each Q 2C
GoIdenberC's-Mdin Floor.
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H0usefurnishings

% Leoss-Handlea Rsll- S7T.
Ing Pin. Were SOC. -. zo(
60 Long-HandIed TolIst ar
Bowl BrusheA Were 4ec. zSS
(1o) knife ana Fsrk 9e
Boxes. Were Soc. ...... @(
(ls) Chopping Knives; ~
stainless steel Were 35c. ] JS
ca Family Scales; weigh o0
up to 25 lbs. Were 4l.19. OK
(1) EdIund Can Opener. 40
Was $1.00 0.............. Tx
(6) Fine Mesh Whs a
Strainerk Were soc. 80. A7(
co Cookie Press and Caks a.
DecoraterA Were &c.. z7e
90 Stair Brushes; white -
horsehair. Were 7oc. 80. o7(
(3) Wicker Ferneries. d ar
Were $o.4S ......... O"Is
W.. " "'s.:: :s's... '..a.'...: ......'.. $2.8s
(6) Parcel Post Egg
%:ss 1ss,:'; .,..s. s,se.. .......... .'::. $I.0(
(26) Parcel Post Egg Crates
] to 4 doz. sizes. Were co~
$1.25 to SITS. ........... DC
~ Kitchen Cabinet; slightf
d damaged. . Was &IEM
$500 ............ YtOsV
.(9) Unfinished Wood 90
Wall Racks Were &C.,. C7(
GoldenbeTg's-DotOnstairs Store.
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Goldenberg's floor.
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Notions
Stationery

Stationery
(25) Boxed Stationery; suede
or cretonne-c overec o.
boxes. Were 75c. ....... ZJO
(s) Scrap Books, loose TO-
leaf. Were $1.3o........ IN
GoldenberGs--Main Flooe.
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(1o) SILK Crepe Dresses; sizes
.1.ss ,1,a'. ...s'a ws'. ''.s' and $I.q5
(3) Spring Goats, tan and brown:
sizes 1915. Were Gl 77
Va ...s.......s.... ~ss
Goldsnberr,s-Second Floor.
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Corsets
90 sids-hoek GirdIes; firmly
boned: sizes 26, "a "a eA
and -. Were $780,. 9Z.SO
(2) Cersiettes. lace bust. laced
inner-belt; sizes 4B ~ ar
and %. Were $3.50. .R
Goldsnberr Second Floor.
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MM0DITY PRICES

staple commodity prices December AZ
1891. equals 100: 1925 average equals
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CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-The 1ol-
lowing is todays summary OF cor
poration news prepared by Standard
Statistics Co.. Inc, New York.
United Aircraft & Transport Cor
poration.- Stockholders approved plan
of reorganization which has as Its
object the separation OF transport
system from equipment manu1actur-
ing companies, because OF new red
eral LEGISLATION against the continued
afiliation of air transport companies
with aircraft equipment manulac-
turers.
yellow Truck & Coach Manufac-
turing Co.-Shipments in May were
said to have amounted to 1900 units,
compared with about 1900 IN April.
National Distillers Products Cor
poration.-Company announced that
a contract has been made with DIS
tillers Co., Ltd, of Great Britain, by
which latter would purchase 3s7,ooo
shares of National Distillers common.
At the same time National Distillers
stockholders would be offered the right
to subscribe to about 337 900 addl-
tional common shares on basis OF one
new share for each six held at
price of $25 a share or less II deemed
advisable by directors.
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway.-Com-
mon-share earnings, five months end
ed May 81, 81 40 VS.. S1.04.
Missouri Pacific Railroad-Federal
Judge FariS, st. Louis, handed down
an opinion in case of Bankers Trust
F-,- fre% nvf-
gage bonds of st. Louis, Iron Noun
tain & Southern Railway Co., an
obligation of company in which he
ruled out gold clause Of those bonds
and stated holders were entitled to
payment in such money as Is now
current"
Florsheim Shoe Co.-Class B share
earnings six months ended April 80,
90 cents VS.. 10 cents.
Amoskeag Co. (revised) Directors
Of company holding concern for
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co. declared
q dividend of rs cents share, pay
able out Of 1888 income; on January
8, 1884, a distribution of so cents
share was made on this issue. In this
column of June 10 this item was er-
roneously carried under Amoskeag
Manufacturing Co.
United Gas Corporation.-Net oper-
ating revenues for five months ended
May 81. before property retirements
and depletion reserves. amounted to
s5,s87 s03, against $4,513,7o0 in like
1888 period
General Motors Corporation-Chev-
rolet sales in 1894 to June 10 totaled
316,181 units against 247,1 in like
period of 1888.
Transamerica orporation-Subsid-
larry, First National Corporation of
Portland, declared a dividend of rs
cents on class A stock; this represent
ed remainder of the so cents dividend
ordinarily to have been paid July Is.
1888, first half of which was distribut-
ed on April 16, 1884.
Seaboard Air Line Railway deficit
after estimated income bond interest,
four months ended April 80, was ST.
650,663 VS.. deficit $2,221, 1862.
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Commodity Futures,

Copyright. 1884. by Moody's.)
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ssoek ana e.,es-

Blue Ridge Corp.
Bower Roller BID
Brazil Tr 1t h p. Z.
Buzz N&EP pf $50
Bun N&EP 1st t6)
Bunker Hill & Sui.
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FOREIGN CURB BONDS,

Baden Con NJ IS 81. 20 90 80
Buen A Pr Is SO St. 40 43 43
Buen AP 71as Al St.. 44H Al A
Ceuca Valley rs '4S. 10 ga 9h
Cen Ger IS A '52 42H 4lh 41a
Cen Blk Co 6s B '51... 81 56B 5RR
Chile NJ B 6s 81 mat. 13 13 Ii
On & Pv B 519s 81. =. so 80 so
Danish Con 51as 55.. S7A 87H S7A
Danzis Por 6l2s 80. 90 6SH 80
Europe Mtg rs C 81. 44M 44M 44H
Farmers N M rs '63.. 572 57k 57h
Find Ind Blk Is "A. 1007s 1O0h lO0M
Finld r M 6s 81 S3K S23% SO
Ger Con Nun 6s A.. 35h 34H 35h
Ger Con Nun rs A., 37sa BIN 37A
Hanov Pro GAS 40. 33h 33K 33T
Ital Su Pow Us '63 -. 56k 551s b6k
MendoZ Pr As 51.... Al Al Al
Prussia El 6s 81. 481a Asa 4Sh
Ruh g c 6ks A 3d.. ASH ASA ASA
Russian 5hs '2l. 3K 3K 3Z
Saar Bas Con rs 80. 1851 1851 1854
Santiag Chile rs 40. 10 on 9h
Santiag Chile rs '61.. ah 9h 9k
Saxon w 6s ST. SIX 5lh 51h
Terni So 6tzs A 'b3... 66A 66N 66N
on IND 9 II e IS 40. S3x S2% Sax
urit Indus 6las Al. 52h 52h 523t
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o. &. TREASURY NOTES.

(Reported by Chas. D Barney 4 co.,
at Maturity Bid Qfier
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New York markets. compiled by the As
CRUDE RUBBER-rutures closed easy,
to IA lower; sales, No, l, standard. 254
13.85-8s; October. 13,7en; December.
14.OO-O3; January, 14.10; March, IA 33n;
May. 14.ss. 1890. I4.64-65; smoked
ribbed spot. 13.3Sn
SILVER-Futures closed firm, $50
higher; sales, $50: 900 ounces. July. As. .45;
September 45.66b; October As S2n; De-
cember 4615bi January, 46.32n; March.
COFFEE-spot steady: Rio No. z. 10;
Santos No. 4, l1A. Rio futures closed
barely steady; sales, 1000 bags. July
March. s:4sn; May. s.5sn; Santos u
10.46; September. 1O.s9 December, HOS;
March. Ills; May. 11.24.
steady UNCHANGED to 2 lower; sales. 12S
bales July IA; October Is; SD peeeT,: Gem:
l60-day basisl. Shanghai steam filature,
IS per cent seriplane, 20.22s: 1.25. Can
anese special crack double extra. 81 per
cent seriplane, 13/15s. 1.20.
b-Bid. Normal.
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Young s & T pf... los 42 az 42
Yukon Cold. ..... Il Il IA
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CURB LIST HOLDS
TO NARROW RANGE
Market Closes Generally
Lower, Except for Some
SpeciaIties.
BY G. A. PHILLIPS,
Associated Press Financial Writer

AsSoSAAtcu Ftccb FihohSAnA Wtitcis
, NEW YORK, June 2l.-The curb
market closed generally lower today
with the exception Of few specialties
which were bid up point or so on q
small turnover. Oils, backward from
the outset. extended their losses to as
much as 2 points, and utilities, steady
In early trading, yielded along with
the others near the end and finished
fractionally lower.
Aluminium Co. closed at 65, of 4:
American Gas 26, of ": Consolidated
Gas & z. of Baltimore 64A, up l.;
Creole Petroleum II, OF "; Electric
Bond & Share 15ss, of u; Fisk Rub
ber 9H, of 1; Hiram Walker 81, OF
"; International Petroleum 27h, on
2; Lake Shore Mines So, OF "a; Mont
gomery Ward "A" ll9, up "; Sherwin
williams 66, OF 11s; Standard Oil of
Indiana 271s. of "; Wright Har-
greaves sK2, or "a.
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ENGINEERING AWARDS SAG

NEW YORK, June 81 R9-En-
gineering awards this week totaled
s1s, ,723, 900, according to the Engineer
ing News-Record. The amount Is
slightly below last week, due to a
drop in Federal awards to $740,O00,
the lowest this year. State and mu-
nicipal contracts at $13 1884, 900 were
higher than a week ago and private
awards were moderately lower at
LAS, 900.
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CORPORATE BONDS
HEAVY AT CLOSE
Prime Issues Are Steady.
U. S. Governments Go
to Lower Levels.
BY BERNARD S. O'HARA,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, June 21.-A consider
able part of the domestic bond list
looked tired and heavy at the close.
United States Governments were IN
q lower range throughout the session
and Treasurys closed at losses ranging
from 1924 to 14/32s Of point.
Prime corporate loans were steady
and a scattering Of low-priced issues
ended moderately higher.
On the other hand a majority OF
rails, utilities and industrials OF sec
ondary rank closed fractions to around
a point below the previous finals.
The foreign list was mixed.
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE

change stock list:
CLOSING Quotations)
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BITuMINoUs OUTPUT LAGs.

NEW YORK, June 81 @.-Produc-
ton Of bituminous coal for the week
of June Is, as estimated by the Ma
tional Coal Association, was 6,175, 900
net tons, compared with 6.217,000 tons
for the previous week and 5,674 900 for
the same period last year.
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RAIL SURPLUS INCREASES.

NEW YORK, June 81 R.-New
York, Chicago & st. Louis Railroad
Co. May surplus, after changes.
amounted TO $36,31s, against $6,202 in
May, 1888.
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
TRUST COMPANIES.
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. June 81 P.-Federal
Land Bank bonds:
Quotations as of 2 oclockO
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Bonds-Actual Sales.
1000 Fox Metro Play 6As '32 ctfs. 40.
Total sales-Stocks. 1900; bonds.
81. 900.
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Dividend rates in dollars based on
last quarterly or semi-annual payment
Partly extra. tPlus 4G in stock Pay
able in cash or stock. Payable In stock
Plus So in stock. Plus SO in stock
h Payable in scrip Plus Sc in stock
Paid this year-no regular rate. m Ac-
cumulated dividends paid this year Plus
10T in stock Paid last year-no regu-
lar rate Companies reported in receiver
ship Stocks fully listed on the Curb
Exchange; others are dealt in as unlisted
issues. x Ex dividend.
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BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by Pnvasw wrs TO
U. 9. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
High. Low. Closs.

Federal Farm Mtg
Loan as 49,. 10000 100 II 1001f
Federal farm Mtge
Corpn 3As's4. 101 20 1o1 10 lol IL
Home Owners Loan
Corpn So So. :. 100 26 100 13 1oo17
Home Owners Loan
Corpn d. 81. 1915 100 rs 1oO2s
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\ swagger three-piece outfit, con-
.isting of skirt, sweater and
cardigan jacket. Smartly styled
of the new tweedy yarns. Sizes
IA to 90
Sport Shop-Second Floor.
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Close-outs and discontinued numbers.
Including Flower-Kist Face Powder,
in rachel or flesh. Raquels Orange
Blossom Perfume, Brilliantine. IRE
Jur Liquid Powder, Tooth Paste. Ire
Jur Rouge. VIM. Woodbury. Cold
Cream. Tissue Cream, Cleansing
Cream. Lotions, Rouge, Lipsticks and
Face Powders.
Main Floor,
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Tailored and lace-trimmed Panties,
Bloomers. Step.ins and Vests, also
tailored Chemise and Gowns. Req.
uIar and extra sizes in Vests, Bloom
ers and Panties. Regular sizes in
Chemise and Gowns.
GoIdenberg's-Mdin Floor.
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A swagger three-piece outfit.
consisting of skirt, sweater and
cardigan jacket. Smartly styled
of the new tweedy yarn. Sizes
IA to 20.
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
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Deepen d a b ! Q
quality leath-
erS and want
ed styles in
black English
toe or blucher
models. All
sizes.
Main Floor.
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Firmly boned Corsettes in bro
;ade or plain coutil; with or with
out inner belt. Sizes 80 to A.
Girdles include back-lace, 'front.'
clasp, side-hook and semi step-in
models. Sizes 26 to "a.
Goldenberg'SESecold Floor
Evening star., 1934-09-30

A thousand pieces from one of
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Evening star., 1934-09-30
FuII-Fashioned Silk Hose

Sheer silk stockings of
clear, even weave; also
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Isle soles and hens
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The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
BREAKS Will WIN
COMBAT SAY RIVAL
GR|D|R0N MENTORS
ThornhiII Believes That Team
Makes Own Chances for
Football Victories
FINAL WORKOUTS MONDAY
Ideal Weather Forecast for
Classic; Game Starts at
2:15 Pacific Time
FINAL WORKOUTS MONDAY

Pasadena. Cal. Dec. 3l.-tP,-Head
coaches of the Alabama and Stanford
football teams agreed Monday that
victory in the Rose Bowl classic New
Years Day will 60 to the eleven cap
.talizing OH the breaks.
Il feel that the two squads are SO
closely matched" said Coach Frank
Thomas of the Crimson Tide, that
the breaks will decide this game.
Naturally ! hope we get them
Claude (Tiny) Thornhill doomed
the same thought in his deep base
voice. but he enlarged it,
"Thc team that makes the breaks"
eaid Towering Tiny, "and then takes
advantage of them. should win. I
say, makes the breaks because that
is just what good football team
does.
Blocked punts don't just happen.
Most of the time they are premeditat-
cd bits Of strategy. And fumbles
come more often from hard. clean
tackling than from bad handling Of
the ball"
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-12-31
; Sundays game:
St. Louis Staging
Amazing Recovery
Eagle Pucksters Win and Tie in
Games Last Week; Ma
rooms Beat Toronto

New York. Dec. 3l.-(R-The
amazing recovery Of the st. Louis
Eagles, who looked for . while as II
they might drop out OF Z trapdoor at
the bottom Of the National Hockey
League standing, enabled the major
loop to face the New Year in the best
shape 1t has enjoyed this season.
st. Louis hung Q 5-2 defeat on the
Detroit Red Wings Thursday. then
battled the Chicago Blackhawks,
American division leaders, to q 3-3
standstill Sunday night.
The Americans losing streak
stretched through its sixth game dur
In the week but the Amerks re-
gained third place when they trim
med the Canadiens 81 Saturday
night and followed up with q score.
less tie against Detroit Sunday. Al
tho same time Toronto, after seven
victories and ties. lost 4.2 to the
second place Montreal Maroons.
The Rangers held Boston to q score
less tie In Sundays well-played con-
test.
Chicago defeated the Red Wing
I'll Tuesday. The standings re.
mained unchanged when both con.
tenders lost while the Hawks were
Idle Thursday and all three played tic
games Sunday night.