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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Auto Output
in July

On the basis Of complete returns
from rs states, new passenger car
registrations in the United States
for July arc estimated~at 395, 80
units. compared to 4i3,470 units
registered in June. r. l.. Polk *
Co. announced today.
In the states reported, regiStra-
tionS show a decrease Of 1922 per
cent compared TO June but are
26.d6 per cent ahead of rcgiStra-
tons in July 1910. The states
represent ASS per cent of the
country
New truck registrations in IS
states. representing 43.S per cent
Of the country, show an increase
of 1l6S per cent over June and a
1854 per cent increase over July
last year.
From these returns new truck
registrations are estimated at CO.
$50 units for the month for The
entire country, compared 10 g. 70,
units registered in June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
july Registrations

ON the bass Of complete re-
turns from IS states, new pas
scngcr car registrations m the
United States for July are cstI-
mated AZ 800 $50 units, com
pared with 443.470 units regis
tered in June r /. Polk X Co.
announced today.
I'm The states reported. regis
tranons SHOW a decrease ol
J. - Der conf compared 20 hume
nut arc 2e Is per cent ahead OF
registrations in July 1910. The
states represent ass per cent
of the country.
New truck registrations IN y
states. representing AIS per cent
Of the country show an IN
crease az 1l6S per cent over
June and a 1854 per cent in
crease over July last year.
From these returns, new truck
registrations arc estimated at
69650 units for the month for
Inc entire country compared 70
T &C.. 265 units registered IN June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Paper Output
Eases Slightly

NEW YORK. Aug. 25-Papcr
production in the United States
IN the week ended August 16.
was at 1011 per cent OF capacity
compared with 1923 per cent in
the preceding week and S4-h- per
cent in the corresponding week Of
1910. according TO tho American
Paper and Pulp Association index
Of paper mill activity.
So far in August incoming
orders have been slightly in OK
cess of the average rate for July.
Now orders are Sull running al a
higher level than either produe-
ton or shipments. Papcrboard
production in the week ended Au-
gust l6, was at 81 per cent Of
capacity, compared with 81 PEI
cent in the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
; Truck Firms
Try Unit Buying

CLEVELAND, Aug. % Large
scale cooperative purchasing has
been undertaken by White Motor
Company Diamond T Motor Can
Company and the Auto-Car Com-'
pauy FOR materials used IN their
defense production. according TO
tho Purchasing Agents Association
of Cleveland.
Normally direct competitors. the
three truck makers are working
10 produce half-trac
scout cars personnel carriers and
mortar carriers, They have orders
for 93i7 Of these units.
All purchases Of materials and
parts for these army vehicles are
made by a purchasing commits
sion composed of one representa-
tive from each firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
SCRAP TOPS CEILING

Decentralization proceeds in The
scrap market and diferentials be-
tween grades has all hut diSap-
poari meters being glad 70 get
anything that is steel or iron. Re-
ports oil sales az - 10 50 per ton
over tho ceiling have been received
and No heavy melting steel is
reported 10 nave been sold in the
ShuIEh district Al So per Ton,
AZ Cleveland a. SO so and at Chi
caco at~S23.
steel production last week adj
vanccd point 10 9S's per cent,
changes IN various areas being
slight Chicago gained IL points
20 l0l's per cent Cleveland 3'2
20 % Cincinnati 2is 10 IS and
Buffalo ~ 70 o. per cent De-
troIt dropped ? points 10 o. and
Wheeling point 10 81 IN
changed rates were as follows:
Pittsburgh 100 Youngstown rs;
New England 9N, eastern Penn
>ylvania qli2; St Louis 90 Bir-
mlngham 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Baldwin Rubber Co.
Profit S611,711

Baldwin Rubber Company re-
ports for the fiscal year ended
June so, A net profit Of $6l17l1
after depreciation. federal income
and excess profits taxes, etc,
enual 10 Sl9i share on 3l5, 254
shares OF capital stock.
Due 10 a change in fiscal year
no exact comparison Is available
but for the nine months ended
June so. 1880. nel profit was
SiO2 16S or Sl.27 a share on 3l6,-
T5i SharrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Asks Concentration
on Reduced Costs
Rukeyser
Nv MERRILL STANLEY RUkENSER
International News Service Economic Commentator

The number fail business opportunity IS for the person
who vi Shun bandwagon and instead concenua ave
fighting able 20 offer the pubic more Naue
money. IL
such policy every Ua6s needs to recaSt hS
own personal household budget IN dollars for taxes
accelerated national defense and 10 other anNS nations
and SIndl other of government
such apstcrc business determination 10 serve customers
rfcr man 10 exploit Of science ana
invention I'M order 10 eliminate work duplication and other
raising
II is vastly more
cnH than para marking up existing inventories IN order
ID catch initiation swing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
SALT >Tt. MARIr

T-p-T \. Ha,red. a N sl0ds
9n n q Ken 3 rs psrgn
Fsr',,-r1rI ID NJ CLEMSON 30 W. p
f,,r..,, "a. r. sonc4us Jr 6 800
t',.,,,.- ,--,.-4 Nf44tt-,,-tr-4- $780,
s,,,dor Caofse crawford. @ Har.sfc
49,, ~ n Dsltoo. Q go. n. 81
- W II-sfT-a Sr-va. IN. g r
5..,,, .., rtswss Srsuanncssv Io 1O
=, s,trss nj Fendrick. Maunaloa
~, - a. r. m Nhranlo. Saw
So WIN serum. Ass.u.bo.a $50
., "a cs.i,y.at Ia = stuel r l. I-e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Bio Field for Plus Value Merchandise

As matter fact need economzng by consumers
prices viii open up vast new
market able offer plus values The economical
distributors VIII attract customers
heretofore didn't have 10 crutnNe prices and values qIc
Hitherto who destined 10
become relatively Impoverished by the burden of Skyocketng
t7NcS and rising have To drop Swank from
budget deal largely with those who specialize IN
keeping COSTS down
genius industry Of lies in its lnycn-
and other CoSteducnc devices The
magic quantity production lowers cost without lmpairmg
quality permit, manufacturers VIII nave
90 mechanic operations still order 10 free man.
industries order TO produce Items al
price the iaX-liddcn public can afford 10 pay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Ra do Salute to Detroit

A radio salute to the motor
capital. -heralded as "A Tribute
10 Detroit. will be broadcast
nationally by The Carnaton
Mix Company today. firm OFF,
clal, announce. The program VIII
originate IN Detroit and vii be
picked up nationally from WV
from 9 20 q 30 p. m.
one Of the largest fleet opera
tof, in The country the Carna-
ton company VIII bring a fleet
OF II OF J,S Chevrolet cars here
prior Tor the broadcast These
units viii cruise the streets
bearing advertising panels an
nuunclug The radio show.
Various Detroit manutactur-
Ing and retail firms VIII tie m
with the Tribute 10 Detroit
broadcast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Asks Monument Be Erected TO Henry Ford

rs been popular in recent years for politicians and theorists
Ilcnry Ford bat the nation ought to erect
hm FOR his major contribution 10 industrial phIoSo
N program Widening Inc market Tor auomobIcS
pcrpcay fighting costs and thus giving ever greater
industry and other trades engaged IN me
production Of durable comfort goods nave followed ue
principles which he laid out.
of the reactionary doc
way add big spread for gross
profit 80.
As matter much of The anti-huSinesS political
philosophy anQuatod. and not related to modern industry
succeeded magncentY through the IN giving
Aa4le&tn e>+a4e+% t4a<efia
hourlvWage and while the working week
A- firm t l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Sees Basic Shift in IndusFry's DETECTIVES

Much fear Of big monopolstic business is
shift The oblectNes
o industry n the last three decades
small fry merchant recently instructed his retail sales help
pleasing customers but 10 high pressure eacf
prospect buying order the cash box
partially right recognizing the Importance
-ru0TSt7r tnc
il No be made unless
articles That they want and need At
prices they afford t4ay. On hc+otHer hand those VINO
reluctant customers 10 take tho
wrong things PiWoc~0i hqmda1nG the intangible asset
assured lasting success hamey 7ll>omcr loyalty
This with oppo unii to business men
VIII help their halaSScd customers balance le
~e,f4i-l fierS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Steel Plants
Starting TO Halt
Civilian Output

CLEVELAND. Aug. 25.-Unt- n
the impact of the about prior,- -
system recently applied to steel in
all forms some consuming plants
already have been forced TO sus-
ppnd- ape rations- on civilian goods.
Although not yet in the critical
stage, indications are that such
suspense )ns will become wide
spread. resulting in large unem-
ployment during at least a tenn
porary period in turning from
civilian goods production TO de-
Tense. Involved are goods made
from metals in general, says maya
zine Steel
Under the stringent new pig
iron regulations one Southern pro-
ducer finds il hereafter can ship
TO only about 10 per cent of its
customers. who are engaged on
priority business; the remaining
90 per cent are threatened with
shutdowns.
Last week mills analysed their
order books TO determine what
finished products are least IN
volved in defense. Fewest priority
orders involve wire and next few
est apply in cold-rolled sheets and
strip. galvanized sheets. hot-rolled
sheets and strip tin plate, in that
order Some Semlfinished steel
now going into wire Immediately
will be diverted TO products such
as platcs-- which cnme--largely
under high priority. Similar dl-
versions viii reduce the output of
the other products named. except
ING possibly tin plate, which while
no, Vet under extensive priority.
will be needed in large volume for
food canning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Majority Stock
Prices Higher
In Early Trade

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The
stock market opened the week
with a procession of minor price
changes today. the majority on the
plus Side.-------
Bethlehem Steel opened =,
higher. but lost half this gain later
Big Steel and Youngstown rose 5
each also. Republic lost trac-
ton.
The principal motors were
slightly higher.
Metal shares were mixed. Amer
lean Smelling lost ground despite
Improvement IN first half earn
ings. International Nickel was
lower. but Anaconda and Phelps
Dodge gained ground
The same mixed trend prevailed
in the chemicals. the rails and the
oils. The aViatlonS were all better
as were the utilities. In the latter
group Peoples Gas continued IFS
advance on the basis of its diNi.
dend increase 10 the 81 annual
rate. This morning the stock
added p, point to reach new
nigh for the year
CHICAGO. Aug. % QNSl -
Wheat futures opened unchanged
&c higher today corn y to ~
lower and oats unchanged TO J.
off.
WHEAT September S11l7- =
Il 4f22,.--f'rrru1bcr- 81, 4 . +, ~
May S1.1S5s.
CORN September rs $. a &c
December S06sc; May 81 . a 81 &c
OATS New. September 437,c
December 1850; May As . a Is 'ac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
LIVING IN HOPES

Plate consumers hope the new
regulations may result in better
shipments as II is believed mate
rial for shiphuildlng has been
accumulated IN shipXards =fas -
than il can he fabricated and Tx
cogni1ance may be taken Of this
and plates he released for other
purposes until accumulations have
been reduced
Rating Of "A for railroad car
building material may not be suf-
Gcicn, 10 keep UP production az
this preference is behind a large
tonnage carrying a higher rank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Marine News
DETROIT

Up Kopmeler arrived lo.lo a n. sun
DAY. sierra arrived 80 - Hy Ford
cleared, Atterhury cleared. 10 So j G
Miller II 25 But'ercup- Alien arrived
1880 saucou Redeem arrived l. 2
p. m Frantz, 70 w L. Smith %.
Z r. Cement Caiyrrley Jr, 30, Petrp-
lite 800 r J -Re'Ss lseiin arrived. fel.
i0WcrRft arrived, at25. Burlington 3 40
Cornell s. G Ress 30: suliEa0
bros 5.tA: AlEoccn 3 IS. Pollock 8 %
y napire state $50 Huron 30 Rand.
81 McCgloueh Pousnkeepsle Socons
arrived ctr rrtcF HTr1vrf' = tenoh'
scot arrived a.05. Fitzgerald, IS, Bar
'ralfon CRYSTAL arrived 10 Maine. 81
Brit 10 so Capt Wtson Steiunrenn'r
40 So. Dixon arrived. ~ % Superior
cleared - Il an Monday TrcUan'
arrived. u 31: RaTkhsms'ead -Coust tutior
arrived - a.. Ianrs MAZDA arrived. / us
SarnoHte l25i Eafs-l37 500 y III
Weir 9.45: Buttercyp Sapoi FreeiaN-
cleared 4. Mullen. A.f5t MSthluN arrived
ttST Pro oodrr ~. Green leland cleared
8o. Paul SO S.0onm neef P8no-L
05, L7saIe. : 80. Crescent cIiy "'ii'e1
powN crccn r1and lived 80
q m Sunday Crescent lfif cleared
i0 o.. J. D. Ross 800 ~. Whine baf g
70 % cleared. Finfiss LA p m
Bsrtciuc. J I5 r. y Wallace. ! 60 Ih'
tot.ts.ira 2-it N4fh. o. m. otp. b
& -. Eonue.cr c'cared ~ " p. White
Hum rict lnsha ARMED $50 ~ - " h.lr
go, s.rrya clearer. o.l' .''H' TT
rho-u-er1 90 Diamond 'NAalI q -"
PERKINS N,ar8utto at.sr1 = 0a Aurson
lttG. OdaHah. .4' Alex noc l'
f,vcr Oar.tt.n 90. Il ryan. Iul
WvumIrr-3 SeoVs arrived. i0i West.
Dunn JF 3u a. stone jl. Sufffl"
,rfi,e- f0 g. Rcra ai. - 20 TUG Acnc
Moran Rarges w 3aG and 3I9 arrive
Ifl - y H. smith 1915 m Mouda'
titus Wyoming cleared, 'l-s.l-'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Join lBM's 100 Pet. Club

Leo Il. OLoughlin. manager,
and Sheriff. S. Deputy. Harry -.
lessee. William IT. Pembcrton
and John r Thomas sales repre-
sCntatlNoS IN the local Office of
international Business Machines
Corporation. have qualified for
membership IA ihe company $
1911 Hundred Per Cent Club Of
sales leaders and executives. if
was officially annou-Ned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Dominion Loddings
Rise 10 64,247 Cars

TORONTO. Aug. % LOadings
in Canada totaled 81 PAT cars in
the week ended August is, accord
ing to the Dominion bureau Of
statistics. This compares with
60.535 cars in the preceding week
and 57f2l cars IN the same week
OF last wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Metal Markets

NFw YORK. Aug 23.-Cdppcr produc
49, nave necn asked ny the CpM - hl
ou' daily reports IN an EFFORT 10 equa ne
the tow ~ metal 90 certificate holders
Information requested includes me TONNAGE
availsnie for delivers in me current month
the total tonnage tor which customers
certificate, nave been endorsd FOR AuEuN
delivery and NE balance available Tor
other certificates holders
The new reports forms Tor which have
inst been received rs copper producers
should enable the OrM 10 tell Just where
Il stands every DAY and allow a. r. gauge
better how much metal must come from its
own imported reserves.
Prices ~ metals remain unchanged 10
rnestic copper is " cents = pound and eN-
port metal is quoted at IL cents I. a. >
New York
Lead s IN guod demand price holding
AZ fs3 cents tp ca cents pound SOW
York. and % ~ cents 81 Louis
IIrr price continues ~ ~ cents
pound for prme western ai Fast - Louis
Plough. Incorporated and subsidIarie.
Tor SIS months ended June 80 had net
ptoft 10 SIPS 400 after charges and fed
eral income taxes. cdual ~ q cents 2
share against Si22 ga or 90 cents a share
IN the hr.t hail Of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
N. Y. Bank C|earinqs
Hold Over ; Billions

NEW YORK, Aug. . New
York Clearing House Association
reports clearlpgS for Tho week
ended August y total 81 $50 I'll
l73 As compared with S3136 BIS
9l3 in The previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
ptTTsPI RGH

rITTsBURGH Aug % g ms
CATTLE Receipts, 500 ma'he' hc'iN,
s,eers rnotce Sii .5Oul1 50. medium u
GOOD $40 s0a11. common. 81 500 10 70
beIfers. medium 20 good IS aons 2b' con-
mon ST07.75. COWS. medium 70 5000
q o.. bnlis good 30 chhire 500 2 80, com
mon 10 medium Ss 50nsNo
HOES Receipts t10. market active and
iOr higher Iso.isn ms Nii s5H " p
40 900 (bs Sf2 2S1t2 35, 200 2in JOS
so -rot8 q5. $50 800 its Stl ufi IS. 100
$50 he Sf0 2a11i 23. r0ughs 80 25H" 10
sIvEp ReceirtsN TOO market ac'l''
and 25r higher choice lamh1. Nll % %
ne 2s medium 70 good Sio1 ~: common
ianhr Seas ewes S31f, we'hers
s. 50dS
CAVES Receipts 70o. market acliv'
ana soc higher good and cht'ce.- Nl3 ~
80 m rreaiunr gi1 r0fff ~ rulls am
common SIS I.r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
fIIIt 400

CHICAGO Aus % ms HOGS
SO 00 hfU, slI in.f1t go: hcsNses. 81 z
n $50. metums Si1 i0n y; lights 81 p
mT2: nghf lights $40 ~ so packns
sl,.s SIOnf0 e.. pigs 50 n 10 30.
Caf,os 300. steady Reef steers choice.
az G0t,f27l medium ssh u 80. year
Inre Sqgi27b Butchers Heifers 50
~ ~. Cows S7.25H9 bnIs - ~
t.f-Ds x7ofg so. feeders SeGI2 Stocters
steers Sgd12 20. cows and hefers, - %
rSif
spEEp-Rsceipis - 600 STEADY lamns
Sl2f p 50. common 500 Y Eeerlngs
{, ~ %. feeders SiO1li. cites. SO 80 p
50 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Interim ImpcriaI Tobacco Com

panv of Canada. Ltd. declared q
interim dividend az 10 cents on
ordinary shares, payable Soptem-
Der 30. 10 stock of record Septcm-
bcr ). Similar amounts were PAID
shares in preceding quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Detroit Produce

ArPi.Fe virginia sn bnyes Z -.
n mi0iT n. fsehnkf -
a ttI1tn nl hsskcs o. so - n
MN Hcafhss, 81 hu l'oH'' T.. :. No. b
t-.7 MN Wealthy TAG e0C
CNNTAfoNPEs salmon Meats Cslfor-
nia jarah" rates 2's - 13' ynoo
JSs. - 2tHt so Jumbo SIS - 3'n
HOSEi Balls e. frrnia jumbo crates,
nONEYDEWs Arvors crates fumbe1
and - and standard a. ard y.
UtDr1Ia Jun to - and S. and Eisnt
- 4a4i - si--=-f--.- =
lFTrtCE f. callorois ios Angeles
crates iceherg 'yps salinas section -.
50 55HS orninsb - FAIR qualify -
Goa. s. son - ordinary 90 fair qIaAiy.
0NioNs ,oib SACKS. Idaho 4 y. NJ.
I sweet spanish 3 lnch and iafser 81 7Ai
fdsno, L $ No wnres - ln-1 ara
iarEer Si.Tb Micnigan. 7. = No yel-
iovs 80 inCh snS larSer s5e' fnc 'o-
50 Pinch ara -rfff1sr 900 ~ 81. -ircn
mn sweet spanish. Sis 3lnch MN,
PFtfsr sRu BASKETS. r. s. No !.
Virginia Flncrtas ach and IN mostly
~. ~ s0ql a. Halcs fair quality and
-onfitiln. 2 incn and no. s. - ~ -; HI
lo.s Fihertss O.. s. 80 4. 2-nch ard up.
min. Al.i541 IS, Michigan truck receipts.
.hu sAefs. Haze HaNens. 2iincn min. 81 p
q 35 hW boxer, . amin 81 3a. 2in
min ~ 2tfi -. hu crates Nv 10, ~
- 90 south Ravens. IA crates. 2, IN
min 81 70. Pm min. >iI
PEARS california boxes RarVe,ts 3? -
n3. lusN Rsrtletts s. sod %. Nicni-
ran 'ru,k rece.nis. nu baskets L. r 40.
Battetts. 2l.in min, 81 90 gin min.
~ 80. ou crates, 3. an min. 81 .3oT eoi
2-in min. s..
Lone Whitss $ So. /, washed. 50 25i
Idaho Russet Bufbsnks ". x. 40. l..
washed ~ ierr2 3D., ldshr- ard Oregon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Company declared a dividend OF
ST. payable October -, TO stock
of record September %. Paid 10
cents i'm July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Forbes
Stocks Dealings
Now 35 Per Cent
Below Last Year
By -. &. FORBES

ProVerhial Midsummer inertia Is
widely reflected.
The New York Stock Exchange
ticker rests frequently. Dealings so
far are IS per cent below daily
trading OF a year ago. The weeb
brought inconSequential net
changes in quotations for stocks as
well as bonds. -
Some important commodities, in
Guiding cotton. wheat, oats, rye,
lard. finished somewhat higher,
but the majority did little one way
or the other.
Latest defense production sta
tistics reveal some falllng-off. APP
parently the dog days Tell upon
plants. This explanation is more
plausible than the allegation that
Russia 5 fierce resistance 10 Hitler
has Slackened the activities Of his
enemies.
Strikes have interfered with
maximum progress on our war pro
duction. Washington contlnueSs.tc
shy away from laying down the
law 10 unions though il continues
to proclaim decree after decree
curling the freedom of business
and industry. How long public
sentiment VIII submit to Washing
tons hackbonClcSSneSs remains &c
% be- 'yCCr1. --------
In the vital matter OF formulat.
ing tax legislation Washington cX.
|hIbltS similar reluctance tC
make one move which might bC
Opposed by labor leaders ever
though the farm vote faVors a diff
ferent course.
In other words. our federal law
makers, while knowing that the
largest body benefiting from The
governments limltleSS spending i!
labor. are exhibiting reluctance e
broadening he income tax base 81
AS to tap this fruitful field. Pal
ipably, although business as usual
I is out, politics AS usual reiCnS a
Washington. An unwholeSomc
shortSighted, state of affairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Detroit Poultry

Nsr.f. steady. 80 quotations available
today
rte rarsst n-n current receirts.
.s-.t. JndcfgrsseA <3A zJc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

south Penn OiI Company for sir months
ended June 30 had net profE 81 81 203.-
1qT amer depreciation depletion, federal
income taxes including reserve for an
ticipated Increase IN federal taxes etc,
equal 20 81 ~ share. against 81 s23. 3l2
nr Sls2 a share ln the hrst haf 81 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Detroit Stock Exchange
1871 Range
Hipii Low bly,
Sales High Hew52i39 Ghge

is'i br"rty ehna In stock dopoo"a
or of acevmulatons. +odd lots only
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Rooms for Rent

FURNISHED room. near c. P S. pri-
vate home. board optional. garage.
Proctor 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
unfinished Houses For Rent

MODERN home with four bedrooms,
kitchen, dining room. living room,
=, basement with furnace ana
laundry trays. 37ol South 18th ST.
Garland 1905. Agt.
i0i7 North Tacoma avenue-Modern
unfuunished home, s45. No chill
dren. Available Immediately
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
ORDER YOUR WOOD. COAL, FUEL OlL-TODAY
You'll Find The Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily

ALL WOOD o C. YELLOW FIR
ALL GREEN WOOD II" OR le"
LENGTHS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Partly furnished House

THREE ROOM cottage for rent on
SilcoX Island. American LAKE. slo
month. elg South 6lst GA 1904
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
furnished Apartments

LIVING ROOM. bedroom, kitchen.
bath, refrigeration, laundry, clean
$50 SIC South Kay.
NICE CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM. Nc
CHORD APT. HOTEL, l0o7i4 Pacific
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26

CpEE1lWEY your car Don I
~ LII "|AS wash II sixty min
ute UaK Job FACTORY WARP
HOUSE COMPANY 1905 Tacoma
Avenue
1871 FORD Tudor. sIzs discount
Absolutely perfect "a ever detail.
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iss2 MODEL . Ford coarh. GOOD tires.
good condition. heater $50. zls
south Sand
1898 FORD sedan. nea tres. neN mo-
Tor excellent conditi o. $3.50.
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PRICED % sell-IssB chfgsleT sedan.
SsE paint Top state tested. shell
Station. zeth and Pacific
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TACOMA AUTO SAILS
1881 FORD deluxe sport coupe Clsau
zoo south Cakss after : :. m.
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IS Dodge Sod, hir. ;. 14s
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tgss PLYMOUTH coupe. lisa
Coed condition throughout. Own
a. drafted Hurry 20 3iso rs~
elfle ave, 90 eaii Ma a7ts.
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Automobiles for Sale

UsED CARS carr written guarantees
AZ Tammy MAllon.s- boi1 $ lac ~
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loaaed-off Lands

WRITE or call for booklet Of logged
land 10 West. Wash for sale on ear
terux Weyerhaeuser Timber Co
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