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WANTED-HOUSEs TO RENT.
SAIE-SuRuRRAN.

BUNGALOWS; HOUSES AMP LOTS FOR
Jakoma Park. Phone Georgia OSs1..
SIX ROOMS. MODERN, VACANT; FIRE
large large closets. corner lot; block Baltimore
blvd. Hyattsyille section; S5'O00; S S29o
Greenwood 1899. 23'
EXTRA LARGE MODERN BUNGALOW.
fertile lot l63x25O, 3 blocks blvd. Hyatts-
vile; 200 $500 cash hoo S2 iso moht6 by.
MUST SELL ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH OF
former owner broom frame bungalow. 65
Franklin St Hyattsville Hills: lot 50xl IS:
in NO nfdeasonabe oeT Teused
Phone Hyattsville 60s-W. rs,
95O-NEW 7-ROOM SUBURBAN HOME.
ami. beautifully handicapped To re-
spopsible party for $500 cash: balance ntsns ike
4-ROOA. BATH BUNGALOW: GARAGE;
close to schools. cars. stores; So. go: $500
cash. $50 month. Immediate possession.
paVea str estn laTne ieSe lott $3.50
E N. LIGHTBOWN. third house on night
before crossing bridge leaving MI. Rainier
TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN-7- ROOM, q
shade. fruit. garden Shepherd 3076.
6sI5 CEDAR AYE. SILVER SPRING. MD.
Brick bungalow with studio living room. 10
rooms. modern bath. electric Eefriseration,
oil burner open fireplace. built-in garage
Price. 81 $50: $1,000 cash and $50 per
month. CYRUS KEISER. Jrr 521l Wis
consin ave Phone Cleveland 537l.
VISIT THE OLD ENGLAND
COUNTRY 1,y SIDE IlSE,, R Ply zIopNs
BEING BUILT IN
JEFFERSON PARK.
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
MODERATELY PRICED.
THE NJ H BARRY ORGANIlATION;
sos MT. VERNON AVE. ALEXANDRIA
PHONE ALEXANDRIA rs.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
On r. I. ave- bed rooms. lnclosed
sleeping porch Positively this house must
be sold in 10 days. See US at once n Z.
MAYNOR, zoos Brentwood I'd. ne. Phone
North 433s.
$4,000.
$500 cash. S35 monthly Immediate
possession 4-room. attic and bath bunga-
low: electric range. half-acre lot.
w A. HIT.
Back Of Gas Station. Corner Marlboro Pike
and Suitland Road. %.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

EMPLOYED COUPLE WOULD BUY HOUSE
or bungalow, ami. with double garage.
ington or Woodbridge: 5000 down payment.
not more than $50 per month. Address
Box 499-C Star ONCE. "a
6 RIM. BRICK. ANY LOCATION. PAY
HORNER. 1435 Meridian Mans. Adams
WANTED = FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW IN
nearby suburbs. not over 5000; ami;
substantial down payment. No agents.
Address Box 365-C. Star ONCE.
I FAY CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR.
frame white or colored. This ad Is not
CARNEY. 1926 vt. ave. District 450S
ALL CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES. WHITE
or colored regardless of condition. Mr..
CALLAHAN. 1920 x st. National S949.
WILL PAY CASH FOR WHITE OR
colored houses any condition
HARRY B. PITTS co,
1016 18th a. NV. Nat. o400.
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125 18th ST. NE.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

HALF of doctors offce for rent. composed
of 5 rooms and baths Furnished and
reasonable rent for location. Call Decatur
1000. Apt. 301.
DESIRABLE OFFICE, SECOND FLOOR.
945 Pennsylvania ave.i reasonable. Apply
Room %
l34I CONN. AVE.-LARGE AND SMALL
single rooms and suites: reasonable rentals.
Elevator.
CONN. AVE. AND N: 1908 18th ST
studio room with large show window
facing on Conn. ave-; slightly smaller
adjoining room. lavatory-
RANDALL H. HAGNER Il CO..
1000 CONN AVE INV COR. CONN.
ave. at K)-Prominent corner rear large
Govt; depts. and hotels Large rooms.
service reasonable rentals
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. INC.
1891 Conn. Ave Phone Decatur 5000.
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LOOK-S5 500.

Groom home. perfect condition close
in northwest. Large, modern kitchen. new
American radiator INV. heating plant. .
large copper-screened porches Il for sleep
ing). dandy garage on wide concrete alley
Phone DiStrict HHhn. daY. North bRl -
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NORTHEASTERN.

Arranged in apts.-Attractive brick
home with baths. hot-water heat, cleo
tricity. Financed with new F. H. A. loan,
payable $50 a month: makes an excellent
investment and home. Wide avenue. near
Stanton Park.
T.. T. GRAVATTE,
700 18th st. REALTOR. National 0753.
Evening. Phone Georgia 1900.
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MARIETTA PARK. NV.

VIII consider clear lots or small house
in exchange for equity in new detached
brick. 7 rooms. recreation room, bed room.
lavatory on first floor modern kitchen,
hardwood floors and trim: attractive lawn.
detached garage: $3.50. Phone District
036S or Adams 4443.
YOU ARE INVITED TO IN
spect the newly completed
home at 1923 South Dakota
ave-, an Electric Health
Kitchen Home. Many new
features, including a maple
kitchen cabinet and Monel
metal sink. Completely fur
nished. Open 10 to 10. Drive
out North Capitol st. to
Michigan ave-, east on Michi-
igan ave. to 18th ST., north l
block to South Dakota ave.
JEROME S. MURRAY CO.,
Tpc P0tnnac AGO
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xy,IOU.
lew COZ .ONIAI, CHEVY CHASE ID. C.

NEW COLONIAL. CHEVY CHASE. d. C.
An unusual opportunity to obtain an all
brick home at an extremely attractive
price. do not believe you can match its
value. Huge living room 21x13.6. with
fireplace: dining room 13.6x11.6, a model
kitchen that makes it pleasure to work
rooms. tiled bath, shower, floored attic
slate roof. OF course. it has the very
latest equipment and conveniences. as well
as garage.
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HOUSES-FUR. & UNFURNISHED
HOUSES-UNFUKNISHED.

1924 YUMA ST. NW-DET BRICK. z
rooms. ? baths sleeping porch, gar. m ! !;
furn. S125; unfurn., 500. Emerson 343S.
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RENT-BUSINESs PROPERTY.

STORE, LARGE. WITH 5-ROOM APART
ment above: brick garage: large dry base
ment. Good business section for any type
business. Reasonable rent. Apply 53O5
Georgia ave. NV.
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SALE-HOUSES.
81 Q5n

$3.50.
NEAR 9Th AND MD. AVE. NE.
Attractive Colonial brick home, contain
ing rooms bath. .-w.h., electricity.
hardwood floors natural wood trim. ga
rage: home in excellent condition: immedi-
cite possession. Call Georgia $3.50.
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STUDIO HOME.

1343 SHERIDAN 81. NV.
This is without a doubt one Of the
prettiest and best constructed homes in
Washington. Studio living room with
beamed ceiling. attractive fireplace, steel
spacious dinette with built-in china cab
met: master bed rooms, each accommo-
wood baths, recreation room with fireplace.
gas heat. built-in garage. High elevation
overlooking Rock Creek Park. Open daily
and evenings for inspection.
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$8,450.
HnLr- (y- ~rv-Y

Beautiful new English Colonial brick
home. q unusually large rooms. dinette, .
beautiful baths. paneled recreation room,
parquet floors . flreplaces. oil burner.
built-in garage II you are looking for a
bargain. don't fail to see this home. Call
Georgia g140
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j. GARRETT BETHEL,
TOWER BLDG DISTRICT 21n
A MASTER-CRAFT HOME!

A MASTER-CRAF HOME!
Built to order by master craftsmen. on
your lot or any lot YOU select. Small cash
payment. We will also accept your old
home in trade. We furnish services Of
registered architects. design. build and
finance completely
CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES INC,
THE EQUITY IN YOUR PRES
emit home can be used as a cash
payment in purchasing one of
our beautiful homes in Chevy
Chase. We have 2 detached, g.
room, 3-bath brick homes, near
Chevy Chase Circle. Call HARRY
WARDMAN, INC, 1912 K St,
District $3.50.
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RENT-STORES.

$50 MO. INCL. LIGHT, PHONE: SMALL
store for light business for capable party
to answer phone. 1919 NJ NV.
K ST, N.W.lGOOD BUSINESS SECTION.
near K ST. Market Very reasonable rent.
PERCY H RUSSELL CO. 1871 x st. NV.
125 18th ST. NE.
Stores nearing completion, size 12x4O
feet; first commercial: S35 each.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
sos H ST. NV.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE AT RANDLE
Cliffs Beach for sale: 5000 cash or 500
$40 per week. Phone Hyattsville 296-W.
II Maple ave- Hyattsville
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SALE-ACREAGE,
SALE INVESTMENT PROPERTY

q TO Ia ACRES. FRONTING ROCK
Creek Park in D. c.; restricted community;
only 15c per foot: beautifully wooded Ad-
dress Box 4l0-C. Star Office.
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CHEVY CHASE MD

S1O,75O-Delightfu home. restricted
residential section: large living room, fire.
place dining room. kitchen. electric re-
frigeratIon. bed rooms, bath. built-in
garage: lot 6Ox175. beautiful shade trees.
shrubs. flowers and rock garden. EDWARD
H. JONES & CO.. INC. Cleveland 1900
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$8,950.

$500 LEGATION ST.
Pretty English Colonial detached brick
home. Just half block west Conn ave.
containing large rooms. beautiful tiled
bath. shower; real woodworking fireplace.
cleo. kitchen. recreation room. nice lot
garage. This is without doubt the finest
value in Chevy Chase. Drive out today.
j. GARRETT BETHEL,
TOWER BLDG. DISTRICT 300.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED,


CHEVY CHASE. KENwooD--ATTRAC-
lively furnished. IA rooms, baths. dou-
BILE garage all modern conveniences. from
July 1; $685. mo. Phone Wisconsin 24os
CHEVY CHASE, NEAR CIRCLE; JUNE TO
Sept 10: ideal for Summer; airy rooms,
ample GROUNDS and shade trees Phone
Wisconsin 1913.
WOODRIDGE-5 ROOMS. COMPLETELY
furnished. with grand piano. General Elec.
trio refrigerator. fireplace. Will rent tor
a months beginning June 15. or possibly
longer. Call North 1908. or inquire 2377
Rhode Island ave. ne.
ATTRACTIVELY FUR 7-R. HOUSE. FROM
June rs to October !: cleo. refrigeration.
oil heat, dining and sleeping porches: gar
den and garage. 20 West Irving St., CHEVY
Chase, Md. Phone Wisconsin 1920.
CHEVY CHASE. MD, 112 SHEPHERD ST.
Groom bungalow GO bed rooms), porch;
attractively furnished; very reasonable
CHEVY CHASE-ATTRACTIVE FUR
nished Groom house, electric refrigera- =
ton sleeping porch. built-in garage Rent
from June l to September ID: references
required. Phone wisconsin 1888.
DISTINCTIVELY FURNISHED; s ROOMS
and sleeping porch. all modern conven-
fences shade trees and garden; ideal Tor
Summer: in Cleveland Park. Rent to Sep
terher 1. S125 month. Call Clev. S744.
CHEVY CHASE D. C.-SIX ROOMS, At
tractively furnished. electric refrigeration.
garage screened porch. Available June !.
Call Cleveland 7125.
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SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE ID {

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
50. 95O-California bungalow 2 bed
rooms, > baths on first floor, large closets.
delightful sun room. living room, dining
room. kitchen. breakfast nook. recreation
room and den built-in garage: lot. 90-ft.
front Call Cleveland o3Ol
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MICHIGAN PARK,

4212 10th ST. NE.
This beautiful Sunshine Home has just
been thoroughly renowned. which makes 1t
even better than a new home and besides
it is priced way below original cost: large
rooms strictly modern bath. porches
q screened: garage: large. well-land-
scaped lot: quiet. refined community.
Drive out and inspect now. The price is
only SS,95O-10R cash balance monthly.
EUGENE H. PHIFER.
North 1900 Phone Potomac 4491.
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CHEVY CHASE ID. G.

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
New detached Colonial brick, attractive
living Dom with open fireplace. with pan
eled bookshelves; dining room has built-in
ALL-METAL CABINET FIRST TIME USED
IN A WASHINGTON HOME; lovely bed
rooms. baths. screened porch, attic, ga
rage oil furnace. beautiful landscaped lot
90 by l22 including parking; near schools.
churches and transportation Call G. F.
MIRREI SON g. SON Cleveland 1l31
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Observation-Disclosures.
SALE-APARTMENTS,

IN HIGH CLASS RESIDENTIAL NV
section, corner; Is apartments Of rooms
and bath each Rents dow for $4,000
year will show 2O%6 net on small in
vestment REQUIRED to purchase equity.
r ELIOT MIDDLETON. Metropolitan 1927
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

ACKNOWLEDGES.
IS acres. Groom log: 1000 elevation
$1,000. WOODWARD. Luzerne. N. Y. 27"
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ASTONISHING BUT TRUE!
4444 RESERVOIR RID.
FOXHAIL VILLAGE,

S. 750-One of the best Of the Groom
! houses in this choice subdivision; new
| house condition. Your own broker or call
| National AGO; evenings. Emerson 9lO9.
! Brokers please list.
The Washington times., 1935-12-02
Automobiles A for Sale

NO MONEY needed to buy used cars
All you need is a Job: Royal Motor,
Inc. 1924 14th ST n. w. DEC. 5Sl5.
Hyattsville. Md.
The Washington times., 1935-12-02

Io35 PIymOuth FOrdor Sedan 0SS0
custom built, radio hot water DOOV
heater; new car finance rate ana
ROSEN 4 RICE MOTOR co.
pIymouth and De Soto Dealers.
1ie3 Irving st. y. w. tOl IOo-t
The Washington times., 1935-12-02

Plymouth 1884 COupe-Rumbls 0HQS
scat. gunmetal finish; like 'OtOO
new. o 900 miles; clean as new car
Carries a new car guarantee.
DIXIE & OTEY MOTOR co.
136S st, \. r.. All oO-O
The Washington times., 1935-12-02
PACKARD

Packard '2S Sedan-Good motor. G1O7
fine finish, perfect interior; O1OS
marvellous value for &i97-cash dis
count. Good trade or s. down, $3.50
week. Open nights.
FORD DEALERS
Nebraska and Connecticut AveS. y. w.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
Luden's Extends
Field for Candy

Luden's, Inc, of Reading, Pa,
today announced the purchase of
the Brandle & Smith Company, of
Philadelphia. The acquisition of
the Philadelphia company makes
Luden's one of the largest candy
manufacturing comp panies in
America. The combined plants will
produce annually so million
pounds of candy, it was said.
Luden's officials made it known
that the pruchase of the Brandle
& Smith properties was prompted
by the desire of the Reading =
poration to extend it's manufactur-
ing facilities in the hard candy
lied in making diced mints. hard
established in 1894, have special
candies and marchmellows. Their
plant covers one complete square
block,
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
MUTUAL Of n. !,
ASSETSR|SE

The annual statement Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York published shows an
increase in assets of $4O,653, ,926 or
from $1,11s,s55,726 at the close of
1893 to $1,16o,5O9, ,652 for the year
ending December 81, 1894. Mu.
tual Life policyholders and their
beneflciarieS received $155, 1893, $50
in 1884 and the company has set
aside from its gains in operations
a total of $28, 1882 for dividends
in 1885.
The Mutual LIES balance sheet
for the year ending December 81,
1884, shows that it had on that
date $52,479,S10 in cash, and
$104,688, 1858 in U. s. Government
bonds. The book value of its
mortgage loans was $3.50, ,047, 1893,
and Of its railroad, public utility
and industrial bonds, $413, ,862, ,802.
It maintained q general contin-
gency fund Of $59,605.7 .705 at the
close of 1894.
During 1884 its outstanding
policy loans decreased $13,651, ,975
and it's Insurance Forfeited and
Surrendered decreased $157,7O4,-
GOT from 1893, indicating q de-
cided improvement.
The Washington office Of Mu-
tual Life is in charge of Thos. P.
Morgan, jr.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
CURB AVERAGES
NEARING LOW
FOR YEAR
BY THEODORE KOsLOW

NEW YORK, Feb. z 0N.S).
The curb market continued to
show . heavy undertone today,
with a further dribbling Of liquida-
ton in utilities and Specialties car
rying the general price averages
to new low ground for the year.
Turnover was again of limited
proportions with the imminence
Of the gold ruling acting as q de-
terrent to buying.
Pressure on holding company
stocks assumed heavier proper
tionS, following the actual intro
duction Of the Compromised hold
ing company bills. Electric Bond
and Share, after opening barely
steady on block Of 1.400 shares,
dropped to 52s, its lowest level in
years and down " from from its
previous close. Elsewhere in the
group, Northern States Power A
sold off 3s point to 10, and Amer
ican Light and Traction was down
1s at 91s.
Aluminium sold off to a new
1934-35 low at 4212, off u point,
in the speciality section. Celanese
first preferred dropped "a to los.
Ford of Canada A was off 70 at
20. and Armstrong Cork was down
"a at 21A.
Metal shares gave the best group
performance on the list, with buy
ing attracted to Sunshine, which
was up y at IN, and Wright
HargreaveS, up "a at 81a. Hiram
Walker fell back 70 to 20 among
the alcohols. while Pennroad was
unchanged at 1A in the invest.
nent trust list
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
Drug Makers Aim
At Heavier Output

Most of the large manufacutr.
ers of drugs and pharmaceutical
supplies are aiming toward in
creasing their unit production by
IS to Is per cent in 1885, Dun &
Bradstree, Inc, report.
Their plans are based on the
reduced inventories said to be the
lowest since 1928 in many sections
of the country. Sharp operating
economies are being adopted.
Increases in dollar sales and
tonnage shipments during 1894
ranged from 20 to 40 per cent
above 1893, making the year the
best through which the trade had
passed since 1929.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
Building Material
LOadings Increase

According to information pre-
pared by the Federal Housing Ad.
ministration for Fenner & Beane,
members Of the New York Stock
Exchange, and released yesterday
by Gen. r. P. Davis, manager of
the firms local office, advices
from the Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific railroad indicates
definite increases in car loadings
on all types of commodities in
the building material and equip
ment classifications. This IN
cludes a SO per cent increase in
cast iron pipe and fittings, a 20
per cent in iron and steel, nails
and wire. 1877 per cent in COM
mon brick, and 81 per cent in
building paper and prepared roof
ing.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07

car on track. Supplies very light: de-
mand light: market steady. Texas.
bushel baskets $1.7b@2.
ears on track. Truck and express re-
ceipts light; supplies light: demand
light; market steady. Florida, SS-pint
crates, /. C. l. express arrivals 15c;
Sweep PotatOes-No carIot arrivals;
NO cars on track. Supplies moderate; de-
mand light; market steady. North Caro-
lima, bushel baskets Puerto Ricans, 81
@1.25; Nancy Halls, S1.25: Tennessee,
!, 31.4o91.50: Maryland, Anne Arundel
county, bushel hampers Jersey type, u.
S. No. 1. $1.25@1.35.
Cauliflower-One Calf. arrived; 2
Supplies moderate: demand light; mar
ket steady. California, crates, $500
lis.
TomatOes-No carlot arrivals; no cars
market steady. Cuba. 1O-lb. baskets
Threes. 72s, $2.5O@2.7S; 9Os, S2.25.
Mixed Vegetables-Ons Texas arrived !;
Lima Beans-Supplies light; demand
light; market steady. Florida, bushel
hampers, green, Flat type, $S.5004; few
higher; poorer, 50.
EEsplant-supplie2 light; demand
light; market steady. cuba, IL -bushel
Peppers-supplies light: dem d
light; market steady; 1Aa-bushel crates,
green, Cuba, $6@6.5O; Texas, via Balti-
more small size, $3.50.
Cucumbers-supplies light; demand
light; market steady. Cuba, bushOl
crates, best, $3@S.5O, poorer $2.5O.
Okra-supplies light; demand light;
market steady. Cuba, S-basket crates,
$3.50.
SqUash-Supplies very light; demand
limited; market steady. Florida, bushsl
hampers. white, wrapped. fair condi-
tioa, 81
ROmaine-No supplies on the market
BroccoIi-No carIot arrivals: / broken
car on track. Supplies light demand
light; market steady. California,
crates 50.
Kale-supplies moderate: demand
light; market steady. Virginia, bushel
baskets, sec; few higher.
COEaFdS-suDpIies moderate: demand
light; market steady. Bushel baskets:
Virginia, 5O@sOc; South Carolina,
65@75c.
Rhubarb-SuppIies moderate; demand
light; market dull. Michigan, 5O-pound
cartons, soc; few higher.
CaFROts-OHe California arrived:
broken and unbroken cars ON track.
California. Western lettuce crates, &3.50;
New York, 40-pound sacks, 75c; Texas,
II crates. $1.s5@1.5O.
BeetS-PEacttcany no supplies on the
market.
Turnips-Pennsylvania bushel bas-
ketS, 31.0o; Canada, 50-pound sacks,
rutabagas, 76@75c; Georgia. crates,
$2@2.25.
Brussels SprOuts-No carlot arrivals;
no cars on track. California, drums,
$S@3.25.
0ranges-Two Florida arrived; 3 ears
diverted; . broken and unbroken
cars on track. Florida, boxes No /.
$2.5O9s.25; No. 2, &2027S, according
to size.
Grapefruft-Two Florida arrived: S
unbroken cars on track. Florida,
boxes, No. /, $2.25@2.5O; few special
marks higher, No. 2, &20225, as to
size.
Tangerines-Florida, as bushsl boxes,
showing effects of freezing injury,
$1@1.50.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
JANUARY STEEL
OUTPUT WELL
ABOVE 1884

; NEW YORK, Feb. Z dN.S0
Steel ingot production for the year
1884 totaled 1885, ,569 gross tons,
according to reports made to the
American Iron and Steel Institute
by companies which, in 1888, made
1892 per cent Of the open hearth
and 100 per cent of the BeSsemer
mgot production, it was an
-uounced today.
Indicated percentages Of ca
Spacity, the institute reported, was
$3.50 for the year, based on an.
>nual capacities for the preceding
year.
Total production in January,
1885, was 2,834,170 gross tons, com
pared with 1,9l7,187 gross tons in
January, 1884, and with 1,941 900
gross tons in December, 1884.
Operations in January were at
47.67 per cent Of capacity, com.
pared with 1915 per cent the year
before and with 35.27 in Decem,
Der, 1884.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
CARRIER BONDS
RALLY;U. 8.
LIST FIRM
BY SAUL LEHRER

NEW YORK, Feb. 7 G.N.S0.
A slight improvement was evident
in the bond market during the
forenoon dealings today.
Several of the heavily sold Sec
ond grade railroad issues showed
signs of recovery and opened frac.
tionally higher.
Gains to u point were recorded
by Chicago & North Western con.
Vertible 4As, Missouri.Kansas-
Texas adjustments and, the New
Haven As of 1855.
United States Gov ernment
bonds were firm. Treasury 3hs
Of 1852, Treasury 31ss Of 1919,
and Home Owners Loan 2As gain
ed fractionally.
High grade investment liens
continued dull and generally
steady.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
Earnings
Climb During 1894
High Low 1:O0
international News Service

Gillette Safety Razor Company
reported a consolidated net income
for 1884 Of approximately $4,18S,-
600. equal after $1,550, 900 for s.
preferred dividends. to about $1.32
a common share, compared with
$3,659, ,O22, or about $1.O5 a COM
mon share. in 1888.
Since the start of the current
year, Gillette has acquired $3.50, 900
Of its own debentureS, leaving
So, ,6S9 900 outstanding in the
hands Of the public.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
Bond Elections
Light in Month

New State and municipal bond
issues reported approved by the
voters Of 42 communities in %
States during January totaled
SS,614,585, compared with $685.
B00 In December, according to the
Daily Bond Buyer. January totals
tor previous years were So, Ala, ,79o
IN 1884, $1,183,400 in 1893 and
$3,993,987 in 1882. All items were
under $3.50, 900 dollars each.
y During January a total Of
k2,361 500 Of proposed financing
was diSapproved by the voters Of
IL communities in nine States
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK, Feb. G.N.S.).--Al-
though the coarse yarn cloths market
continued quiet today it was considered
significant that a few buyers were
scouting around for goods at concessions
actual bids were made, but these buyers
were actively seeking out low offerings
with a view to picking up what might
be rendered on the particular conStruc.
,tions In which they had an intereat.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
Tea Sales
Climb 9.4 Per Cent

Sales of National Tea Company
for the current fiscal year, or
three weeks and four days ended
January 26, last, amounted to
$4,387,876, as against $4,344, ,28S
for three weeks and five days
ended January a, 1884. The per
oentaee of increase over q year
ago was "a