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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Farmers Market

APPLES Duchess, fancy. 81 No l.
$50 soc bu No q soc northern Spy
seas, s s% RED y i. lsg 81 s7s Su
No. l. 81 25ai 50 No. 2, 75e: Transpsr-
snu' fancy, sial2S; No. !. s5asSe bu. /;
AsPARAGUs-No. 1. soa7se dor schs
.BEANs Green. fancy. t75aa2s; No
u. S1d 50. No. z. 75C VAL. fancy t2q
22s: No. / sidi -; No ? 75c. horse
So l. ,is5aiss '1 su, NJ N a. 81 80 'i Sa
Lima beans No l. 80 7ad325
5EETs-No /. 2Sa3Sc dor. och'., soc
75r hu
BLAcKRERRIEs-No. I. na'o "a.
CABBAGE Fancy. si75ai 81 IN. No
T. sluiis bu No ? 75c rcd No /
cANrAfoUPEs- Fancy. 81 50 M No
a. si7sn225. No 2. 7scTti IS
CARROTs-Fsncy. soc don lunches No
II, 3oafoe. soeGti2 rs bu.; No. 2. 25c dor
cAuLIr1owER-So. 1. 81 50 sui No.
cELERY-No' 1. 100000; Nc J. 100
CELERY cABBAcE-r.ney. $50 bu.
CELERY RooTpSo. 1. 7scs,i
cHERR1Es-souri fancy 81 as No. I,
cUcuMBERs ,ic.- uoi~
bu No a soa7se; an, 81 75ai 80,
small s3135o
cURRANTs-s I. s5as1 l-ausr'
crate
DTIr,-4o o 500 do,sn buncha
ECGPLANT-No /. 81 2sd1Is hu
EGGs--Iarge $40 sn1i1 3o-doIsu ga.
medium, ~ 5o11o: smsn. 50 7s9aTS
GoosEBERRIEs-No. 1. t717lso 2i1t
HEAD LrTTUcy-rsncy. 81 as III. No
Observation-Disclosures !. IS soss -.
kpE EkFts.1 ! ~, s s1, ''n'
oKRA-No. !. 81 as s-lb. basket; No. J.
oNroNs-or..n. No I. MsNs DO.
s5c as1 50.lb. ssck; No. 2, 75c,
PARHLEy-tOd sOe don. behs
PARSLEY RooT-No. I. I5nase IN.
PEAGaEs-No D. t9i.to ou
'I P'EfpPE1Rss-or..n. No. I. ne1B su.
No. 2, Csc hu. hot. No l., 75cati 10.
PLUMs-No. 1. si.2sei7o. No. .. 81
PorAroEs-Fsncy. coo bu; No. 1. rs
0ssc bu No. z. 45c bu.
PoULTRY-Hsns. i've. heavy breeds. 20
r22c To-. leghorns 1sn zoe broilsrs heavy,
RADIsHEs-Red, No. I. tOasso Dozen
bchs.; No. 2. 25c long white. No. !, "a
tSe dozen punches
RAsPBERRIEs- Black. No 1 80 7sn
425 25-qt crate: red, No. I. fsas50
RHUBARB-No. /. ass 3bc don. bchs.
| RUTABAGAs-No /, 75cdt bu
SQUASH Summer, No J. $4,000 y
bu No 2, 7sc table queen squash fancy.
81 \ bu; No. I. si351 as \ bu usl.
tan. fancy. 81 peck basket. No !. eanb0ci
No. 2, SOC: Hubbard. No. I. eocdr
SWEET CORN7s Fancy. 75o 5-doE. sack
No. I. 5On65c; No. z. toc.
TOMATOEs-Fsncy. 81 1t-lb, basket
No. l. sou 75c; No q t0c
TURNIPs-No. !. toasoc dos, bchs.
81 al rs bushel
VEGETABLE GREENs-Romsins. ~ q
s0c bu escaroie No. 4. t09s5c bu. en-
dive. fancy, $50 bu.; No. 1, s1d125:
No 2. Use; sorr.l. No. l., ooT73e bu. !;
Swiss chard, IS q soc bu.: ksls, 20 a soc bu. .
mustard. No 1, T5cqS125 bu turnips
No. /. 50d Use bu.: spinach. No. I. COO ~
s1.25 bu. No. 4. Use bu.; leaf lettuce. No.
Ia, rs q SOC bu. coliards, No. /, as n soc bu.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /, soe9
81 doS. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

upturn has been reflected II
Parker Wolverines activities
Even though auto produc-
ton IL draStically cut, see no
real reason why our business
should not he satisfactory In
1912" President Charles II
Awkerman said Army trucks
and even tank parts have 10 he
finished and we're already
equipped 10 handle that work.
We have everything necessary
10 apply all the finishes speci-
fed nv the government and can
follow any change Of trend with
out loss Of time or An invest
ment In additional equipment"
While curtailment of materials
has affected Parker-Wolverine th'
same as other plants using Ike!
metals for plating, etc. the blow
has been softened If not turned
into an actual asset because II
many cases auto manufacturer
have turned 10 substitute finishes
a field virtually dominated b!
Parker Wolverine.
This has resulted in the firm
getting greater proportion o
the available business and, states
Awkermsn,
I'VE have more orders on our
books on the 1912 models than
ever before. or course we're not
sure they will all he released
hut II they're not defense work
will undoubtedly he substituted"
Anticipating the shortage of Ike!
metals. Parker Wolverine has bee
experimenting with substitutes fo
some time and has A complet,
line Of mouldings, trim, bumpe
guards and even bumpers which
utilize little or no metal plating
The extent to.whiCh they Will b.
applied depends naturally on tn
restriction of metals. But on
thing is sure. when the auto in
dustry needs substitutes, Parke
Wolverine will have them ready
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Detroit Produce

! APPLES Truck receipts; Michigan M
ier's. Duchess, fair 20 generally good qua
ny medium 20 large size, S0n 75c.
/ CANTALOUPES - California Salmon
Meats, Jumbo crates 27s. 81 50m3 Jumbo
crates. 3ss and ass. 81 75a3.25. Standard
Flats. lis and i2s. S11S Tnick receipts
Michigan Honey Rocks and Hearts ~ Gold
9"Xa" to i2"x12' crates, 12s 10 16s. sc-
oording 10 size. s5cq$l so, holdoysrs,
CELERY Michigan FLATS Heart, Is
lunches. 75c. punches NJ dozen stalks.
I25I 35c
HoNEypEws -- Arizona Jumbo crate.
So and IS and standard crates, 81 81 IS n
l.7N standard crates rs, 81 sou ! 90
PONY crates 12s, 81 asa so.
] LETTUCE -. California Los Angeles
crates Iceberg type. salinas section. 5 dor
50 1919 so, 4-doz 81 75bt2a
ONIONS 5olh sacks, Washington
Sweet Spanish y =. No /. Bin. snc
larger. 81 1871 10 Michigan Ysllows
.T s No ~ per cent 2in, and larger
7aa eoc so 40 per cent 2-in. and larger
PEACHES Rush.l baskets y 3 No I
Georgia Elhertss "a in. min. 81 50
PIN min 81 Is I IS. showing ripe low
/" 81 =. IN min mostly So;,.S 3 10 aa e,
hsrtH Pin min 81 2511 90; showing
ripe. low - 81 20 in. min. 81 50 Hales
2 ain. min, 81 so; "a 2lAin. size, Ill
PEARS 80 california box" Bartlett.
120s 1s0s 81 90d32h
PEAS Colorado baskets mostly s. so
few 81 f0ul as
PLUMs CAhfornis t-hsskst crate
Presidents 81 SOH - Diamonds 81 500
rs Washington t.basket crates Trsg
edNs 81 50nIs5
y POTATOES 1O0-lb sacks. California
washed Lone whites T. 8 No. l. rev
, s. asa Is Idaho and Oregon washe
Long WHITES L. q No. J. S2tSd2 2C
NehrasFa washed CObhIers u & No
81 son en Michigan. unvashed Cob
tlers Nn-f-Sf 7SFff a.
, SWIFT POTATOES louisiana hush'
crates Porto Bicsns a. s 80 I 81 i'
WATFBWFLONS Per melon CeorE.
2 snd N ssnuri Cuban Queens - ~ IN AZ
efaEe. hest 25C poorer. low as Sc % o
averaEe few 500 15c Lees Grays % %
! ir average few 70u75c Georgia car
5 00rhsHs % - 10 average Csc. WHIT
. DpUf Es.Ir RHFraEe fpv 7Sr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Stocks Suffer
11th Straight
Price Drop
International >su. >er,,ss wiz.

NEW YORK AUG o The
stock market continued 10 lose
ground IN todsN'S abbreviated >eS-
sion many leaders slipping 2 point
or more and a few blue-chipS a.
much 7s
Selling was carried over from
The previous close II Was The
eleventh consecutive session IN
which tho industrial average had
hm>hcd lower An sections gave
way and final prices were close 10
the day worst. despite some sup
port I'M the second hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Nv W. r. WEISENBURGER
Executive Nice President ~ the >ationsl
Assoetation 81 Manufacturers.

ASSOCIATION ot hhhulNfAuf'FNs
The challenge OF national de-
tense is revealing American in
duStry IN is true light, as the
greatest productive force in the
world today bar none. All
claims 10 the contrary, the pres
ent emergency IS demonstrating
for AL 10 see that free men can
outStrip slave men IN produc-
tIvity. that a free economy IS
superior 10 the government DIG
tated economy OF the totall-
tarIanS.
The record Of the last Il
months verifies these statements
AS facts. Despite obstacles and
barriers. in one year the pro-
duction of Americas factories
has been increased by 80 per
cent. the greatest increase IN
any similar period in our history.
And, more important still, the
groundwork has been laid for
still greater productive achieve
mentS in the months ahead.
The National Association or
Manufacturers current survey
Of the status Of defense produc-
ton shows that so per cent OF
the manufacturers holding de-
Tense contracts expect 10 make
delivery on or before the date
snecjfied hV government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Late Buying Cuts
Losses in Wheat

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Wheat was
in fair d emand in today's late
dealings and recovered to close h4C
10 ssc off after easing AS much as
ssc earlier. Buying by milling
interests featured the recovery.
S q p m b er closed &c off at
S111Ss.
Corn closed sc TO &c up after
generally ruling higher Septem-
Der finished ssc UP at 79c.
Oats closed &c TO ssc off, rye
&c to S4c off and soy beans &c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Delayed by Strikes

One-1uarter Of the companies
questioned indicated delays re-
Sulting from labor disputes or
demands for increased wages.
There is urgent need for a def
mite, clear cut national labor
policy
But most ~ all industrial man.
agement is disturbed by the lack
Of method and the tangled pat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Accountants
To Meet Here
In September

National defense and the prob
lens OF industry in the present
emergency period, will be discussed
at the fifty-fourth annual meeting
of the American Institute Of Ac-
countants TO be held at the Hotel
Statler here, September 1918.
Program details were announced
Saturday by Arnold L. Barrett Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
5. 0. California Plans
4O,OOO,OOO Issue

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-ThC
Standard Oil Company of Cali
fornia plans 10 file with the s. F.
c. on Monday an issue of $40
600, 900 debentures and Seria
notes, proceeds TO he used for re.
payment Of bank loans and other
purposes. OF the total Of $40.
100000. sos 100000 will he de
bentures and $4,000 900 serials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
INation's Store Sales
II Per Cent Over 40

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-The Fed
eral Reserve Board estimated that
department store sales in the week
ended August 2 were q per cent
higher than last year. New York
district sales were up % per cent.
In the period TO July rs sales also
were q per cent above 1910, and
in The four weeks ended August 2
they averaged "a per cent more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Detroiters Active

Detroit and Michigan certified
public accountants will take active
parts in the meeting program.
President Barrett Of the Michigan
Association Of Certified Public Ac-
countants. will speak At the first
general session. Robert p. Briggs
OF Ann Arbor. member OF the
meetings committee with Chair-s
man Barrett. will preside AZ
session devoted 10 discussion OF
Better English for Accountants.
A. j. Bloodsworth Of Detroit.
also a member OF the meetings
committee, will present paper on
accounts receivahls
and internal control: Harold w.
Scott Of Detroit will speak at 4
session on research and terTni-
nology; Prof. William A. Patton OF
the University OF Michigan will
take part in Question Box
quiz on accounting and auditing
subjects. and John w. McEachren
OF Detroit will present paper at
a session on industrial accounting.
Another Michigan man taking part
in the same session will be r. w.
Peden OF the Bundy Tubing Com
pany
Members Of the meetings com.
mittee. in addition 10 Chairman
Barrett and the Messrs. Briggs
and Bloodsworth, are Ernest n.
Fletcher. Roland B. Keays, Donald
M. Russell and Garden S. Shekell,
all OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

EDITORS NOTE Waiter r..
- siscpbiUQer. eJecutir' rec
president Of the National Asso-
en- tioH Of Manufacturers, today
acts ne guest coiuWwist for her-
ry'c Stanley RUkCHscr Who Is on
roc0tiou. Tomorrow. John A.
Hartford, president NJ the Great
atlantic ond Pacific Tea Conn
popg, lciii lcrite the column
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Banks
Brokers
Business
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Fipsnelsi Idliot

A firm winch has very httIr
actual defense work but which
eventually will have n lo' and D.,
already prepared 20 handle = Is
the Parker Wolverine Company o..
Detroit.
A manufacture and f0iSrcr ot
automotNe stamping, Pm has 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Detroit, presi-
d Q n I Of I h e
Michigan Asso-
citation Of Ger
titled Public Ac-
countants an d
chairman of the
meetings c o M
mittee arrang-
in & for tn e
coming sessions.
Alfre d p.
Sloan Jr., chair
man of General
Motors. is one
of those sched-
.uled 10 speak.
A long list of
others includes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG, Aug s-UNs) -whea
closed sc 10 &c lower today, osu a.
10 sc off. barley nc to &C OF and ~,
lc 70 PC off
WHEAT October. 75iI a75Sc. D.c.m
Der. 77d77iAc. MAY. sii41siAc
OATS October. Csc hid December
20 "a a $3.50. Nav. 3a7sc sold
BARLEY october. 50 NC, December
Soi-c Nav 81 &C. sold
RYE-October. 3sAc. December. sane
May, 5eAc, sold,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Kingston Products
Pays Pfd. Dividend

Kingston Products Corporation
declared a regular quarterly divi-
dend OF Sis ON the preferred pay
able September /. to stock OF
record August 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Wayne Screw Votes
10-Cent Dividend

Wayne Screw Products Com
pany has declared a dividend Of 10
cents. payable August * 10 stock
holders of record August Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
FAST RrFFAIn

FAST BUFFALO, y. y, AUG. -'INS J
HOGS Receipts 100. market quoted
steady Good and choice, 1907 70 lbs 4.
xi2i5d12 rs, compared week ago most
weights Is 70 IS cents higher.
CABVES-Receipts. none: vesiers steady
with week ago, early loss reEained. Good
and choice. f13 10 largely ti3 so; common
and medium, t9d1250
SHEEP Receipts. 200. Spring lambs
mostly rs cents over week ago, quality i'm
proved Good 10 choice, $3.50 lbs, I'LL
G1i.50; sort offs and lighter weights,
50 SO q 10. so; inferior kinds, $3.50 and
heiOp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Impact OF War

Impact of the war upon ac-
countancy and business in Canada
will be discussed by George c.
Mcdonald Of Montreal. represent
ing the Dominion Association OF
Chartered Accountants. Auditors
reports and certificates will be
discussed by several speakers. in
GLIDING A. S. Fedde. president of
the New York State Society Of
Certified Public Accountants. The
subject OF appointment Of indie
pendent auditors will be presented
in paper by Joel VI. Bowlby OF
Chicago. president OF Eagle Picher
Lead Company and immediate past
president Of the Illinois Society Of
Certified Public Accountants.
Presiding az the meeting will
be G.. Oliver Wellington of New
York. retiring president Of the
American Institute Of Accountants.
The program under his leadership
will call for two general and sew
eral technical sessions.
Registration Will exceed 200.
In attendance will ne members of
the accountancy profession from
all Of the states; business execu-
tives. presidents Of state societies
OF certified public accountants,
bankers, credit men. members ~
state boards Of public accountancy
examiners. teachers and repre-
sentatlNeS OF government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Aug e.--UNs) - Produce;
BUTTER Receipts. .s35 tubs nouin-
ally steady.
EGGs-Receipts II .73i os.ss; porninsliy
steady,
CHEESE 80 Twins 7ih d22cI daisies
prints and longhorns 226 22i5e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOr.TT)C

TOLEDO, o, Avg. p---tLNsl--Cssl
grain on track:
wHEAT-No. red, s1o1g1oix.
CoRN--No. 2 yellow, 77a7THo
SOY BEANs-No z yellow, 81 456I4s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

William w. Werntz of Washing.
ton, chief accountant OF the Se-
curities and Exchange Commission,
and Harry f. Howell OF Provi-
dence, r. /, president OF the
National Association Of Cost Ac-
Countants.
Federal taxation also will he
major meeting topic. An entire
morning session has been set aside
for discussion of tax problems.
these including relief sections OF
the excess profits tax and pension
and proft-sharlng plans. One Of
the tax session speakers will be
Stanley 6 Surrey of Washington.
assistant legislative counsel OF the
United States Treasury Depart
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO. Aug q--HOGs- Receipts
700. market steady: followers. none
top, s1l 10. bulk Sl1dI1 $50: heavies
$40 750 las. mediums. s1I6i1.7o. lights
$40 s0ntt 40; light tights $40 50d1f IS
packing soes, SO. 5000. so: pigs, 50 rs a
1923
CATTLE Receipts 200; market steady
Calves: receipts. 100. market steady. Bee
steers: choice. si21i 10; medium. 81 so d
~; yesrllnes, sedi3 Butchers heifers
SIS S0Q12 SO, cows 81 251a bulls, SIS
d10. calves sIri3. feeders ts917
stocksrs steers, ssdi750; cows ant
iheifers. Ssd11.
sHEEP-Reoeipts. $500: steady! lambs
I'll asa III IS. c . m m n, 50 a0f IL 20
feeders. tiOn1075: ysarlinss. s25u
Q so. ewes, 3.5Od5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Montreal Silver

MONTREAL Aug Market closed
Hssdy and unchanged With August 81 ~
hid No transactions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
PITTSBVRGU

PITTSBURGH. Aug. q (fNsl-CAT
TLE-Receipts rs; market steady steers
choice, Sii. 50d12: medium 20 good, Sl0.51
Oil: common. f7.5Od1O.50: hefers
medium TO good $3.50 de25: common,
s7d7.75 cows. medium to good, $6.75 q
u IS. Gamers and cutters, S5d6.5o bulls,
good TO choice. seasso; common tc
medium, 81 5Oms5O.
HoGs-Receipts, 100; market active and
,sc h,shss iseisS ~ ,5nssS II IS So
ioo-i5O lbs. siO25aii.2s: roughs. 50 2;
ae75.
sHEEP-Receipts, 100: market steady;
choice lambs, $40. 50 dii25. medium n
good. SEA 10. common lambs ssas; ewes
S3n4; wethers. 81 500 so.
CALVES Receipts. rs: market steady
good 20 choice, Si2di3. medium. $40. so o.
IL So culls and commons. So 50ds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Detroit Poultry

~ quotations svsnshs ,ods,
EGCs--hsykst weak current receipts
7tei undsrrrsdes. nv e7ss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE

Total sales including odd lots, 3,634 shares
On Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Toronto Stocks

Quotation, supplied by BonEsrd \ CO
Windsor. Prices IN cents Closing prices
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
New York Cotton

Nom-raL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
FOREIGN Exchange.

NEW YORK. Aug Prices in cents
VUUOpE
Evening star., 1941-08-17
CUT FLOWERS.

BEAUTIFUL FRESH GLADIOLI. doz., or
2 doz,, or l doz., delivered for ST. Helene
Afieck. Gladstone Gardens, Vienna. Va.
Vienna INV 19s
Evening star., 1941-08-17
FARM 3 GARDEN.

outdoor nreplaceS, miniature wells, lily
pools, rock gardens. fiagstone walks. ter
races, dry walls, driveways, tennis courts,
waterproonns. drainage, fences, hedges.
perennial beds. foundation lawn and speci-
men plantings; sacrifice tall everRreens for
screen, benches, bird baths, sun dials.
weather ysnes, sradins, spraying, manure,
ton and estimates are free. Lincoln 1875
Evening star., 1941-08-17

Observation-Disclosures. Simmons Beauty
Rest; double bed, like new; maple chest.
small; bookcase. maple; small cot. fold-up:
Yoll.avay with Simmons inner-sprtn9 mat
ness, Phone North 1884.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
POULTRY & EGGS.

POULTRY + EGGS.
FOR SALE-25O r. T. and N H. Reds.
IL turkeys and 40 ducks, Matched first
week in May. On farm on No. 8. near
store. Dentsville, Md. Communicate with
w. s. Stoner. 1920 Tilden st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
DOGS, PETS. ETC.
(Continued.)

Continued
COCKER sPANIEIs co, pure bred: male.
DoBERMlAlN PINsCHEE PupPIEs: "a
Priced very reasonable.
CAIRN TERRIER PUPPIES, best blood
line; A, K. c. reg. Mrs. Jers Mackle.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, reg, 3 mo-,
best bloodlines, healthy, gay and irresist-
i6le Nedlmo kennels; l3s soJ r. Bradley
wks,, old; from real hunting strain. WA.
IRISH TERRIERS
Fred Sherry, 3 miles from Falls Church
traffic light toward Leesburg, Route z.
Show oSsIi1y saMTEL nn5IsE pEK.NeFsE E,,r nr,,.
4sO5 asn5 N i Rock J Spring rd.. Arlington, Va.
RoBARD KENNELS;
Sheltie Puppies, Sable and White; Males.
FLEAsl FLEAsl FLEAsi
snd sfs. returned in p G and Beth. an for 8
EATS soARpEp faso m oooE 4f RENSEhs R8ds AND
BOARD YOUR BIRD AT ,ATHERToN's
Canaries. 81 week, S3.75 mo.
Parrots. 81 80 week. So mo.
six-Nineteen st. NV. Ma. 47o2.
Ai5sri2n' BE- 6 F6ssh ss a5s S.ef R5d g5 5ss Seed
s,x nsI1!.5 ATHEss%%o'sss.s 81 sET E : SssHees -,
5429 Georsia Ave. va, f'V~'
SPECIALIZING.
Boarding Cats.
Established Is Years.
safe OUTSIDE porcRes PERSONAL
veterinary supervision. Mrs. " Pedone,
a i4ai North Nash St. Radnor Hts. Ar
PINsGHER sS stgd Ssnted must
IRISH TERRIER PUPPIES, female,
months old. Phone Rockville 459.
WIRE HAIR, male, 9 years; 10 champions,
4 generations; half price to dog lover.
40ll llth st. n. Arlington, Va.
CHoWs, beautiful puppies of Distinguishing
parents. Nesbit, Univ. lane and Colesville
I'd. nr. Nd. U. WA. 1926.
BOSTON BULL. registered, male. 2 months,
ideal mar markings; immuned. healthy. Emer-
PEKNGEsE PUPPIES. little beauties reg
a; K. c.; males: S15-S20. 2I04 Addison
Chapel I'd. Kenilworth ne. Ii. 03l7.
COCKER SPANIEL, beautiful, red, male,
registered; MI. President; S25. Hobar!
3055. 4ll5 22nd st. ne.
shady runs: puppies for sale sH. 1878
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. beauties
pedisreed; cheap, quick sale 573S Ore,
gon ave. NV. opp. Rock Creek Park
BOSTON TERRIER PUP. male; reg.
healthy: beautifully marked. At stud Higf
Hat sensation: proven sire. CH. 4746.
BOSTON ISo ,TCEERRIER PUPS, Axe; Tes
SSCHNAuaERs. M Miniatures and Standards
sIU 20 S25; go cocker. red. female. Sl5; pedi
greed 1000 Western ave. WO. 1880.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES. sired by imported
SS5lnner; S5n o black and tan; months; SIS
IRISH sETTERs. hunting dogs. boarde,
ana conditioned. Joe Cox, Broomes Island
Md. For rates call Mrs. Cox. IA. 9233
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES for sale; red
male; weeks old; reasonable. CH. 1851
SSSoTTIEs; II weeks old, 2 females; littl'
old female. Falls Church 2467.
old 50. Falls Church 1850
POINTERS AND Settlers. S15: reg. b
Champion dogs: some ready to hunt. Cal
MI 30I4 after pm. for trial.
GOOD HOMES wanted for 2 kittens
Chestnut s276 before 1890 am. or afte
pm. Sun; week days after g pm
WANT GOOD HOME for collie shephert
pups small remuneration. 1925 Primo,
st. Alexandria.
P1NE-ITE--Don't let your dog dig an,
scratch; Get this spray for neas, lie,
ana TICKS. 1T KILLS EN-. SH 1898.
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPS
Choice OF several litters All A. K c
registered; Both sexes. Show-type pup
az pet prices. 1917 Butterworth FL n "
HOLLYWOOD KENNELSIBOARDING
Cocker puppies. stud dogs Wash. -Balto
blvd. WA. 1924. Berwyn l39
Evening star., 1941-08-17

RNITTJRE-Sectional bookcase. cnaifs
and tables, kitchen cabinet, etc. IA
Evening star., 1941-08-17

FURNTTURE-Living rm; suite. beaut; 3. g.
DC, used 2 wks.; cost S225i sac, SLY:
extension walnut dropleaf table, S.r,
pnrins mattress and double-deck coll
sprins: cost 1925; sac. SI15: Governeer
Winthrop desk, S22; chest OF drawers. PIP; Sa9,;
Evening star., 1941-08-17

other items from tailor shop. Must sell at
once. cheap. 637 9th ne. 17s
Evening star., 1941-08-17

CONN. AT s-Large, bright double studio
front room for younC ladies: free phone.
I723 21st st NV
Evening star., 1941-08-17

FURNITURE~Liv rm., din. rm.. dble bed,
bookcase. tricycle., refrlgerator; eaVins
Evening star., 1941-08-17

URNTTURFContents CT model home at
dining room 5 bedrooms. chairs tables.
rugs, lamps, desk. etc. 400 Cummings lane
(off Brookville rdD, Chevy Chase. Mo.
rnerson o5Oq Interior dec.
Evening star., 1941-08-17

FURNTTUREIeaving town: will sacrince
lovely modern bedrm., living rm, aInihs
rm, kitchen; terms on compIeie iI luImiSI ~
lnse' naavs ar after e week days.
Evening star., 1941-08-17

FURNITURE-Twin beds. box SPRINGS ana
So; beds, springs, dresser, vanity, chm;
china cabinet. S25 desks. tables, I,diG GnstSa s1S
wisconsin ave, EN- 4677. Sun, . am.
Evening star., 1941-08-17

FURNITURE-Living room and bedroom,
at 3Oes to 500 savings. Now on display
in model home. If you are searching otner
rooms in New York or Baltimore. Tele-
phone any time for explanation. Dupont
zoos Paul A. Maddox.