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Evening star., 1945-08-25
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY AUGUST IS, 1s4s
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES icent. y.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES lceat.l.
cabins and two seven.room Sc mr. i h housss; al
modern; 1909, rented: can help finance.
dAsoEElENEr EEErY srATIos asHts Ms Wanted to rem. or
%sshtnsson anf Box s'es10e sisJ N star is'n near
sasHa9RsMI sasssn{ sssae:s sone sst.S;hss aSf si't
the business and my good will. $4,000;
SS9 92e dsw RoT Payment no brokers' Write
ment. including Alemite lube equip. with
:ss slss;$ s};;i
sTATIo2N; STA 111o 3 ave, NV i,,,.. 2,ss... e..
full dance and liaLor license: excellent
Fos sraTgioS snfr call neap aq III:
small house na sf Price s45oo k easR.
FAIRFAX REALTY CO. Falls church.
WoNDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for gro-
24-foot mirrored vegetable stand. 2 check
Hi display case s'e dairy rsfraerstor bos.
Globe pRa SR5sng g Rashns HobsEs sEts meat srna
kooMISG HOUSE, sSe eornsr Gs4e rooms eonn AND AND
HAND ffas sis aauSDRY GsI Rs ary o3s
SqsinGss To ne sSe faih Teqg,1sd saoe
CHASING Dsrtnership in small peacetims
structural .sads and nisssllanso1s iron works
Sasa and ws s@ps
training and Experience. BOX ss-J as.sr.
CHICKEN FARM consisting of 4 brood.r
fesdsTs fdhT hpSso oeo shisssn; h5iGSssl
plete with lsres heating plant i, ,006 f,ower
f asfss ss
from
W. WASH; i fairtaS c.; Ios taxes; small small lIyiRs p
auarters: ready 70 make money now: Sl2.-
HAVE ofEArNso so1 for a2o5 automobe dsp.,
room and service garage in new BUILDING
lined auto center: Amy reliable party with
write for appointment; Box 492.G.. Star.
INVENTORS: ny. # you have salasle ar:
il our machine shop we would ike to talk
WANTED IMMEDIATELY- Small bust:
n'f HaRk8 9'Is sGDs srofef fssf
DRY CLEANING. LAUNDRY. alteration,
and notions; doing good business; GOOD
OsaGn ntS.r rent for SELL
REPUBLIC 1166-This additional phone
is now at your service in our ONCE.
BkR BsERy cLrAsfSg sFfSFDMAs AsEsGY ssEY1sr in silver
Spring, Md, $3.50, plus dry cleaning on
hand. SH. 1858 after $50 pm. 25'
BUSINESSES WANTED of ali descriptions.
We have ex-seryicemen and others willing
most any profitable business. Please call
at once. Sam Chantker, with SLAUGHTER
MODERN SERVICE STATION and repair
shop, located on a main highway street in
Washington: Z pumps, latest equipment
Open t24l twenty-four hours daily and
Sunday. Priced right for quick sale. For
appointment address Box BOG, Star. 26s
Evening star., 1945-08-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

DAYS WORK, Jamie PEPLEs, 1906
Stevens rd. Sc; got card. Please.
GIRL. colored, desires nursemaid Job in
small apt, full time: ref Call LU. l79S.
GIRL, colored. wants days work in apt.
for employed people; So per day, carfare;
ref. DU 9607
GIRL, colored. desires waiting OF dish
washing. full time. DE. 159s.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER want work.
maid. nurse; stay in. 1928 sth st. NV
white. middle aged: care of
infant; experienced; S25 per week, live
in. Box 1851. Star 26'
WOMAN, colored. exper, wants to launder
shirts; expert. DI. 1919
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. wants Job as
with employed family; NV
sec 6-day week TR oohA
Evening star., 1945-08-25
nfLl WOMEN.

!Tsv: xouNs LADY, 2a;sS. X.ll sdus.ssd. e.
fmanent, national orsanigation. excellent
nsvsf sans starsnS Appy s2 Ms n Bas
18th and Pa. ave. NV, 10 to IL. Monday
YOUNG LADY. UP to s5 years. for general
HB6HkSGs 1B6GHS st WSMA Hsf As5s ss s. .s.,D.r,on clerk
in radio apDiiance store: 5000 Opportunity;
islffS fERsggfse sgif BSv %oRRhsnan.s oa29E staH start
S. S'ssaa
E r. aH eaEs1pRxkE i e. po4os2e s4s
Dhass Tine saSf sood psn'' pas ssf'sso ca NJ
Pssslons y Dromption 9pportgpisiss .sss 1ss
th &C. 0 nH ' Mondsy s0'nsas shrousR Hfs Friday ~
ssRErr15bS5p : daAsaapEzkh '0 RsoTFoSAe
s6s xaIs to ns learn Al Dsass Of
sbiity; Wonderfui HS opportunsy k e Be-
trained for interesting and prosperous
snS bona. ry cI Rai MR aYnhE hircaI b
afSs abyEk FIJI sst 81 9as9
round. sspecisiiy production AND general
girl with high schSo saS, sduc,ton
SHOE STORES; ith and k SIS,
@ saas $3.50 per s
while learning .REPUBLfc PICTURES
CORP. 925 New Jersey ave. NV.
NATIONAL FILM DISTRIBUTOR needs
bookkeeper and typist permanent; start.
REEpuBlIe PicTUREs R5F coRr'. mrs s@s psf New SN
Earn coon MONEY. full or part time
Do Yoy Want to draw accessories
fashions? We have a fine opening in
our art department for ambitious artist
who wants training in the fashion field
Splendid opportunity for advancement
Good starting salary. Bring samples. Ap-
ply personnel office. THE PALAIS ROYAL,
| 11th and @ SITS.
ARMOUR & co. have openings in sliced
bacon department for girls, 18 to As yrs
Of age (white). Apply in person to Mrs
Smith at sol 18th st. .s.W. s.W.
Evening star., 1945-08-25
MOTOR TRAVEL.

FLINT or DETROIT-Lady, Mich. Il
portation. share expenses. NE. Os72. 26.
LADY dryng " re- sot1 week Of
passenger to share driving: ref. Tel. SH.
ARMY ARMY OFFICER motoring to Southern
Calf. Aug. 90; three passengers wanted to
share driving and expenses. CHI. 1904,
bkiViNG S% e San pm ANTONIO August ee; take
two. Jackson 1S69-W.
WANTED-Ride to Texas, assist in driv-
ing and share expenses. EN-. 1034. 26'
Evening star., 1945-08-25
SITUATIONS MEN (cont. J

ACC9yINTANI. .yailsble reg: weekly.
BUILDERS EXECUTIVE, s5 years ex-
perience In all types OF building construc-
ton, covering general supervision, super
intending. ONCE management; thoroughly
familiar with costs. subcontracts, dealing
with architects. engineers. Government
departments and owners; references. Ad-
dress Box 1881, Star. 26'
JANITOR, man.. colored. desires part time
employment with quarters, DE 6777. 28'
MAN, colored. wants driving Job, short
MAN, colored, wants Job, janitor; exchange
work for quarters; wife and 2 children,
AD. 4O17.
PAINTER. serylceman wants evening and
Sunday painting, 8 years experience. A.
COOK, Sp. BIC, FIR. 1400. Ext. 517, days.
26s
SALES REPRESENTATIVE. experienced;
veteran desires high-class connec. selling
merchants or manufacturers Box 145-J,
Star. 26s
SECRETARY, correspondent, supervisor and
once assistant, possessing pleasing per-
sonality and native ability. with IL years
excellent experience. $50 wkly. RE. 0543
YOUNG MAN would like secretsrial job
with refined person: prefer to live in home
free to travel. Call MR.. DAY, RE. 81 l.
tx AM M01s aSrIYiNG iR for . earetak.r or 20 Gar.
dener regular Job; best references. j. F
MOORE, 31O6 ,3Sth st NV 26s
Evening star., 1945-08-25
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PARENTS. consult US today about your
childs education. Details on boarding
schools and junior colleges WASHING
TON SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION. 2O4 Colo
RADIO Bldg. RE. 1899.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.. srades I to s;
complete curriculum qualified exper. teach
ers. Convenient t-ansp. Glasses start
Sept. 18th. DU. 929S
courses on hair styling and general beauty
culture to start Sept. 90. Telephone for
interview. daytime WA. 1929, or ewes
UN 1855
Evening star., 1945-08-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHERS-Military schools, junior COL
leges, preparatory schools and many pub
.ic schools: interviews arranged promptly
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colo
RADIO Bldg, 14th and @ sts. NV.
TEACHERS seeking positions should write
or telephone BALTIMORE TEACHERS
AGENCY, 516 N. Charles St. Baltimore /.
Evening star., 1945-08-25
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE want job as janitor for
small apt house in Georgetown or near
by Va; man to work out; apt. to be taken
care OF by wife and son; small salary and
quarters. Call AID. 1889 for particulars.
Evening star., 1945-08-25
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Book started. and kept,
weekly. nor, lm,onthly basis; financial repCSEss' S.
ACCOUNTANT. expert. available for both
small or large businesses. Books opened.
monthly statements. taxes, etc. Reason
able rates. BOX 1901, Star. 30s
ACCOUNTANT--Young man, 70 and &C.
counting school graduate With Z limited
sion Is to enter the accounting field, will
accept offers for employment which win
lead him towards his goal Write Box
123-J. Star. 20s
Evening star., 1945-08-25
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS for private
family of adults: fine, permanent position.
Telephone DI 6236 before $40 pm.
MAD-WAITRESS for boarding
house; permanent. good XaRes Call 1923
Evening star., 1945-02-11

ID. What attracts such kisses?
A. If your skins smooth as satin-it helps
q. But my skin so dry.
"A. This OneCream Beauty Treatment with Jergens
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b. for a "lovely-lady'' Foundation
4. for an santidry skim Night Cream
You have skin scientists in this Iergens Face
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:
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Evening star., 1945-02-11

be hushed forever with the adop-
ton of a new grain alcohol process
for oil extraction which takes the
unwanted tastes along with the
oil. A sweet-eating bean is left
for grinding into a -four which
bakers can use in larger amounts
to step up the protein and mineral
values of their products.
HOPEFUL 11oM that enriched
bread may be made national in
stitution after its wartime service
is over is seen in the recent action
taken in five southern states. Bills
requiring that white -four be en-
riched have been passed in Louisi-
ana. Texas, Kentucky. Missis-
sippi, Alabama. And the last two
states, also South Carolina. have
passed enrichment laws for corn
meal and grits.
TooGAFo, the problem food of the
freezing industry. may yet take
it's place in the cold lockers. Tests
at the Pennsylvania Experiment
Station show that when the love
apple" is wrapped in cellophane
and frozen unblanched in air or in
brine. it will keep well. And when
thawed it has all the favor of the
fresh vegetable. The skin bursts
in an even ring around the fruits
middle to peel off neat as you
please. Slicing is impossible as the
i. fruits flesh loses its firmness, but
the tomato is excellent served in
cooked dishes.
CANNED HGUSSELS are an mex
pensive sea food being packed
since the war by more than dozen
East Coast canneries and widely
distributed in an effort to replace
products now unobtainable. The
mussel is close relative to oysters
and CLAIMS - use its creamy-sweet
meat in the same ways.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

NKARoARuGE is made golden
lN in a hurry by softening one
cup of the fat and beating in one
half cup of prepared yellow mus
tard. It's "buttercup" spread
with nip to its favor, excellent
for the sandwich filled with
meat, cheese or egg mixture.
SWEET DREADS made in minia-
ture are doing tea-time duty re-
placing those rich little cakes all
butter and sugar. Bakers make the
Danish pastries doll-size. filing
and shaping them exactly as large
rings, braids. rolls. Delicious eat
ing reheated just before serving.
ICE CREAM can be made refrigera-
tor fashion in 40 minutes fiat with
a new quick-freezing powder.
Nothing need be added but one
cupful of water for a cream of
smooth and luxurious texture.
Rich. too. testing IL per cent but
ter fat. This product is not a COM
bination of dehydrated powders.
but is dehydrated ice cream, tie
mix made exactly as for freezing
- then dried instead.
A NEW BUTTER is perfected guar
anteed to stand up under high and
low temperatures for a two-year
period without going rancid. The
product contains 95 per cent
Ncreamery butter and five per cent
edible oils to which carbon dioxide
and nitrogen gases are added. It's,
easy spreading at any tempera-
ture from 100 degrees above to IL
degrees below zero. Its chief virtue
in peacetime would be that in
high-production periods this prod
uct could be made to store safely
for butter short seasons.
uAREn WORDS for the bitter,
beany favor of soya products may
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-18
M lark T S
". Y. STOCKS

New York;. Feb. Il. CUP1 - Stocks
moved irregularly on contracted volume
IN the short session Saturday
Major groups failed TO develop a def
mite trend because OF realizing selling
IN individual issues. Investment demand
continued in a number OF selected issues
witch showed gains up o a point.
Albany Susquehanu,t, inactive rail
road issue. scared 9 points to a new high
at 21o. Leading active rails were mar
rowly mixed. Santa Fe rose nearly a
point and small gains were noted in
Delaware Hudson and Chesapeake &
Ohio. Minor losses appeared in New York
Central. Pennsylvania and Union Pacific
Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet
Tube eased while L. s. Steel firmed
and Republic held at the previous close
In the motors, Chrysler was up nearly
point while Packard was unchanged
and Hudson lost a fraction. In the
chemicals Du Pont rose a point while
Allied Chemicals eased
Hercules Motors turned strong late in
the session and rose points TO a new
high at 2sA
Texas company made a new high in
the oils. Standard on (NJ equaled its
high and then slipped back to a small
net loss.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones stock
averages: Industrial 15s.23, unchanged: /:
railroad 51.31, up 0.09; utility q. %, up
O.O1; 65 stocks SO. 25. up 0.03.
Sales totaled zoo, 600 shares compared
with $4,000 shares last Saturday. Big
board bond sales totaled 81. 240 600 COM
pared with S3.4T7. 100 last Saturday Curb
turnover was $40, 600 shares against 26S-
100 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-18
BrawIey Trims
CaIexico A
Hoopsters 1888

CALEXICO, Feb. II. Brawley
cagers Friday night broke the win
ming streak of CaleXico's "A" squad,
taking a kard-fought game by the
score of 81 to 33. Not only did the
Wildcats end the winning streak,
but tied up honors in that squad
and faded Calexico's hope of cham
pionship without extra efforts. Next
Friday CaleXico plays Ell Centre and
Brawley takes on Imperial and the
best fan dope is that the tie will
remain united and that an extra
game will be required to settle the
championship for the A-ers.
1T was the hottest game CT the
season. The best team Won" Coach
Lee Boyle, declared.
Brawley "B" and &C" teams went
down to defeat in close contests.
The scores:
"a" game-Brawley 81, Calexico
49, Scorers, Brawley, Casey 10,
Miller 13, McIntire 4, Steward l.
"B" game-Brawley %, Calexico
36. High scorers, Brawley, Jchn-
son IL; Calexico, Nunez, 1873.
&C" game-BraWley II, Calexico
l9. Top point makers, BraWley,
Wagner 6; Calexico, Gutierrez 8.
A capacity c. owd saw the games.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-18
Snead Steps Out
AT GuIfport

GULFPORT, Miss, FEB. II. CUP)
Sammy Snead, golfdoms NIGH
tiest slugger, was the man to catch
Saturday in the $4,000 Gulfport
open. He had a first round seven
under par 65 that tied a 19-year
course record.
The Hot Springs, Virginia, pro-
fessional. recovered from a chronic
back ailment that hampered him in
other recent meets, Friday was two
strokes ahead of his closest cppo-
nents, Claude Harmon of Crosse
Point, Michigan, and KY Laffoon
of Chicago, who had CTS.
Harold (Jug) McSpaden, the
Sanford, Maine, stylist who is de-
Tending champion, had a four un-
der par 68, but had to settle for a
fourth place tie with Frank Staazza
of Greenwich, Connecticut, a defi-
mite dark horse, and Leonard Dod-
son of San Francisco.
The tournament favorite, Byron
Nelson of Toledo, Ohio, had SO
and was grouped with Chick Rutan
of Birmingham, Michigan, Jim
Gauntt of Ardmore, Oklahoma, and
the low amateur, Ed Furgol of De-
troit.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-18
0PA Challenged
On New Price
Of Wool CIothinu

WASHINGTON, Feb. II. (UP)-
congressman from wool-producing
states and representatives of wooden
manufacturers have challenged
statement of office cf price admin
istration officials that an impend-
ing price order would reduce prices
of woolen clothing without interfer-
ing with wool or mill production.
The proposed plan, joint effort
of the war production board and
OPA, is expected to be made public
Monday. Witnesses at an unofficial
house wool committee hearing said
garment manufacturers would be
asked to adjust production sched-
ules to include lower-cost clothing
articles which have disappeared
from the market.
Nothing in the order would in
any way deteriorate quality or force
the manufacturer to lower his quail
ity," jerome Ney, director of the
OPA consumer goods price division,
said.
But how can you produce cheap
er clothes without using shoddy ma
terials, non-virgin wocl?" Repre-
sentative Compton I. White, Cd, +,
Idaho, demanded.
THE material is only one factor
in garment production and small
one at that" Ney replied.
Curt Forstmann, president of the
Forstmann WoClen Co., Passaic,
New Jersey, and member of the
OPA industry advisory committee,
said the order probably would not
interfere seriously with wool pro-
duction ''if the cutoff level is high
enough"
But that's what we haven't been
told" he added.
The cutoff" level, which would
not change clothing ceiling prices,
is the price level above which
manufacturers could not obtain
priorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-18
Hike in Poultry
Price Studied

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Il. CUP
Discussions have been held by
government agencies in Washing
ton on plans for two cent increase
in ceiling prices of live poultry, in
order to meet increased military
demands, it has been learned here.
Office of Price Administration Of
ficials here declined to officially
confirm the report. They said only
that the increase had not yet been
ordered.
The OPA emphasized that the
drive to break black market opera
ations in live poultry in the San
Francisco Bay area was progressing
satisfactorily, and that the report
ed increase had no relation to Che
drive.
San Francisco board Of health
inspectors joined the OPA drive by
stopping all incoming poultry truGks
to check the quality of the fowl
and destinations. Wholesale but
chers said they were getting only a
small percentage of incoming poul-
try, and charged the rest was being
bought at over ceiling prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-18
L. A. STOCKS

Los Angeles, Feb. 16. CUP = Trading
was moderate Friday on the Los Angeles
stock exchange with rises balanced by
drops. Sixteen thousand shares changed
hands with 16 issues up, IL down and
u unchanged. The list:
Barker Brothers 100 at 23ss down i
Broadway 400 at 21A down y; Blue
Diamond 400 at Az up u; Transamerica
100 at IL II down u: Southern California
Edison Com 100 at $50 down Il. 5ls per
cent 100 at 303i down ~ Southern Pa
cific 100 at "a unchanged; Bolsa Chica SOC
at 2.20 up .o5; Hancock Oil 100 at 60
unchanged; Sinclair 100 at 16ls up Is +:
Standard of California 100 at 42 down Il
Union Oil 100 at 22% up u; Universal
Consolidated 100 at 201s up Is: Arion
Manufacturing 200 at 7k unchanged
Byron and jackson 100 at 24si unchanged; !;
Creamerics of America 100 at 12% up
Is; Consolidated Steel 23s up ~ Lock
heed 100 at 21& unchanged: Menasco
100 at 1.55 unchanged; Ryan 100 at SIS
lD a
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-18
MARCH FIELD .fOOPSTERS
TAKE ON CHAMPIONSHIP

FRESNO, Feb. L. tUP) = The
March Field Flyers Friday night
won the basketball championship
of the Fourth air force by edging
out Geiger Field, Spokane, Wash
ington, 41-40 in a game that was
in doubt up to the final whistle.
Pete Cramer's long shct in the
last 80 seconds of play decided the
game in favor of the southern Cali
fornians, who won the title in two
straight victories.
Dick Hatfield of Geiger was high
scorer with 16 points. Cramer paced
the winners with II points, most of
them gained on long shots.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-18
Calipatria
HOOP RESULTS
BY UNITED PRESS

Illinois Sc, Ohio State Al.
ST. Francis AZ, Fordham Al
Citadel Al, Clemson 80.
Xavis of New Orleans As, Sam
Houston 25.
Kansas 33, Kansas State 81.
Michigan 46 Northwestern As
(overtime).
Davidson 80, Furman 80.
Washburn "a, ST. Benedicts 40.
Warrensburg, Missouri, Teachers
80, Drury 20.
New York District Coast Guard
Sc, Philadelphia District Coast
Guard 33.
Arkansas SO, Southern Methodist
So.
Loyola of New Orleans 40, Mill
saps AZ.
Antonians 33, Hofstra 80.
Great Lakes Naval "a, Depaul So.
Wright Field Air Techs 62, San
Antonio Service League All Stars
A.
Washington 81 Gonzana 80.
Goth Century Fcx AZ, Pepperdine
College 38.
Fuller 49ers Sc, Ninth Service
Command San Francisco Presidio
"a.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-18
BILLY SMITH GETS TKO
AGAINST AL SHERIDAN

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. II. GUP)
Billy Smith, IA, Oakland, knocked
down Al Sheridan, 172, San Fran
cisco, seven times to score techni-
cal knockout in the fourth round
of a scheduled 10 round bout at
National hall here Friday night be-
fore 1000 fans.
Sheridan went down twice in the
first, once in the second, twice in
the third and twice in the fourth
before the referee halted the bout.
In the semi-windup Eddie Halli-
gan, l59, Oakland, won six round
decision over AL Mcdonald, 160,
San Francisco, and Charley Har-
vey, 189, San Francisco, won over
Buddy Lewis, Vallejo, 100 in four
rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-18
Ho|tvi|Ie High
Maps Seasons S
Wrestling Tilts

Holtville Union High school starts
Monday at pm. on a seven-Weeks
series of wrestling events with the
finals in the novice tournament. The
seasons activities come to a close
March &c in a meet with Kearney
High school of San Diego.
In order the rest of the program
stands:
February 19-Finals in Holtville
High tournament, pm.
March 2-Dual meet with CAL
exico, pm.
March 29-Annual Holtville invi-
rational tournament, afternoon and
evening.
Coach Ivan Olsen has mustered
an unusually large number of STU
dents in the course and in the pub
lie events and serves notice that
the championship flag will be on
Holtville's mast at the end of the
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-18
PALM SPRINGS GOLF TILT
GETS UNDER FULL SWING

PALM SPRINGS, Cal, Feb. IT
CUP Jim O'Neal, representing
the Annandale Country Club, won
the 10th annual Palm Springs &C.
nior golf championship carding IS
and "a for total of SO Friday over
the O'Donnell course.
The top-nctch golfers who tee off
in the championship proper Satur-
day played practice rounds with
Johnny Dawson scoring on the first
nine. Buck Weaver, winner of the
1914 tourney, is on tap for another
try and faces a field of southern
CALIFORNIA; top amateurs.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-18
Z. 4. PRODUCE

Los Angeles Feb. 16 CUPl - Produce
Artichokes: Dull; Arroyo Grande frost
cd 4Ss-60s 4.5O-5.50: 72s 3.s0-4.50; Santa
Maria frosted 4ss-60s $500. 90, IDS 1.25
2O0.
Asparagus: Steady; IN fey 75c 10.
Avocados: Steady Ter ID Fuertes IS
SIC. No. 2s and drops 1920; flats Fuertes
4.25-5.00.
Broccoli: Steady: iced crtS Santa Maria
5.25-5.5O local per 10 best s-9c.
Brussels Sprouts: Steady; San Luis Obs
po crts and bNs best 15-l7c. fair 1O-12c.
Bunched vegetables: Weaker; per crt.
Beets 2-2h doz 175-2.00; Chard doz
1902 90; Celery Root 3 doz $50; Green
Onions S doz 2.50-3.00; lugs 3 doz tops
1851. so; oyster plant > doz $50; Pars-
ley 6 doz. 3.5O-3.75; Radishes snall red
doz Spinach 4 doz sol. rs; small 1.25;
Turnips 2-2hs doz 1.0-2.O0.
Carrots: Dun, dozen, 1o0-1.25; few
lao: small. 75c; iced crates. Imperial, 6
dozen, 3.0o-3s0; Santa Maria, dozen,
3o0-3.25; local, 50 pounds. 1o0-125.
Cabbage: Steady; Cannonball crates,
2.o0-2 so; fair. 1.5O-1.75; Imperial crates,
2.5O-2.75; so pounds Imperial. 1,25-1.50;
fair, 100; red cabbage, local crates. best,
6.o0-7.0O; fair, 5O0-5.50; Savoy crates,
1.50.
Cauliflower: Steady: lettuce crates,
1.OO-1 .25; No. IS, 50-75c.
Onions: Steady; street sales 50 pounds
Spanish medium, 1.50-1.75; jumboS, ZOO
2.25; Idaho. medium, 2.25-250; Globes
local, 2.5o-2.75.
Peas: Weaker; Imperial bushel tubs
2.50-3.0O; crate stock, per pound, 7-10c
San Diego crate stock, 7-9c pound; China
peas, Imperial, 4O-50c pound.
Squash: Weaker; white summer I'M
perial crates. 3.75-4.50; fair. 3.00-3.50;
Italian Imperialism Diego lugs. 3.50-4.00;
fair. > $4,000: No. 2s. 1902. 25; Imperial
crates, 3.5o-4.00; fair. 3.00-3.25; No. IS
10000.
Sweet potatoes: Steady. Per pound Key
Vests. Porto RicoS and Jerseys, best, Sc
fair. SIC; jumbos, 4-5c; No. 2s, 75c-1.0 90
lug.