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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 19ly
NBA
Tis Better to Build on a Definite
On Savings Accounts is due and
payable
July
We will gladly arrange for the transferring of any
funds you may have in other banking institutions
without any charge to you for the convenience.
At Your Service
GLENDALE STATE BANK
of Glendale, Ariz.
CHEVROLET
CARS AND TRUCKS
BERT 0. BROWN
DISTRIBUTORS
Glendale Branch. Phone 73
W. G. BREWSTER, MGR.
Ketcham Poultry House
Always at your service Our truck will call for
poultry and eggs
Best Cash Prices Paid
Phones 20-58 Glendale
Dodge Cars and Trucks
GLENDALE GARAGE
Phone 14
SALE AGENTS
- J. R. PEARCE, Prop.
food's Pharmacy
Successor to
Harpers Drug Store
Bring us your prescriptions
Phona 61
Glandala
R. F. STAUFFER
Glendale 's Oldest Store
' Headquarters Eastman
Kokaks and Supplies
HATS, SHOES, SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY
Mexican June Corn
SELECTED MIL0 AND HEGARIA SEED
Southwest Flour & Feed Co.
x D. H. Bonsall, Mgr.
Phone 68
MEAT IN HOT WEATHER
People should be careful of all foods they eat in hot weather; espe
cially of meats. Be sure of the sources of your meat supply and of
the way your meat is handled and served to you.
You will flet nothing here but the best of Meats and Service at the
Glendale Meat Market
WM." MESSENGER, Prop.
INSURANCE IS OUR
SPECIALTY
Fire
Livestock
Casualty
CALL PHONE NO. 8
and prompt attention will be given
1 you.
MYERS and CARRICK
The
Pantatorium
We Clean
Everything
Work Guaranteed
DEWEY LITTLE, Prop.
Phone 193 " Glendale
NO RTH SIDE
Department
Glendal Peoria
L. E. Kingman, Manager and
Correspondent
Office with Myers & Carriole
Glendale Phone No. S
GOOD FELLOWSHIP
CLUB TO GIVE PICNIC
GLENDALE, June 26. The ladies of
the Goodfellowship club held a meeting
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. L. W.
Hoel. The meeting was very well at
tended in spite of the extreme heat.
The program rendered was especially
pleasing, being prepared and given by
the children. The hostesses were Mrs.
Holmes and Mrs. Pothast
The next meeting will be an all-day
picnic at the home of Mrs. C. J. Mason.
It Is an open meeting and all members
are urged to bring their friends. A
basket dinner will be served at noon.
It will be known as "Children's day."
All Set for the Cantaloupe Campaign
The loading sheds are being made
ready for the shipping of cantaloupes.
Crutchfield and Woolfolk will load their
first car Saturday. Growers report
that the hot weather is bringing the
melons on quickly. Next week will see
Glendale again the busy place that she
always is during cantaloupe season-
Prepares for Plumbing
L. B. Nickerson, the plumber, baa re
ceived a large shipment of fine fixtures
from the house of Crane. The town is
now issuing permits for the connection
with the new sewer. Many are install
ing fixtures.
Leave for Kansas
W. W. Little leaves Saturday for
Savonburg. Kansas, to Join his wife and
his son. Ab, who has lately returned
from overseas. The Littles will spend
the summer in Kansas.
To Make Home Here ;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roseboro and little
daughter Annie arrived today from Mi
ami. They expect to make Glendale
their future home, having bought prop
erty in Catlin Court. Mrs. Roseboro is
the daughter of W. W. Little.
Recovers From Accident '
Mrs. Roy Barton is improving from
injuries received in a bad fall about six
weeks ago. She is staying at the home
of J. F. Lewis.
Return From School
Frances and Elizabeth Jack have re
turned from St Louis where they have
been attending school.
NEW YORK, June 26 In its general
aspects, today's stock market duplicat
ed the previous session, the turnover
again falling far below recent high to
tals, with specialties manifesting con
spicuous strength-
Money conditions were under better
control, probably as a result of lessened
demand. Call loans opened at 9 to 9
per cent, fell to 6 at midday and closed
a fraction under the latter quotation.
Better industrial advices were help
ful to equipments, although the
strength of those shares was materially
assisted by the excellent p.nnual state
ment of the American Car company.
Reports that contracts for heavy pur
chases of copper may soon be awarded
by foreign interests gave fresh mo
mentum to metals and specialties, not
ably chemicals and fertilizers were ac
celerated by the "extra" dividend on
Virginia-Carolina Chemical.
Trading in the intermediate periods
lacked initiative or incentive, but the
pace quickened as money relaxed,
steels, tobacco, food shares and local
tractions rising briskly in the final
hour.
Trading in the intermediate periods
lacked initiative or incentive, but the
pace quickened as money relaxed,
steels .tobacco, food shares and local
tractions rising briskly in the final
hour.
On the constructive side. Chandler
motors led at an advance of 22 points,
other motors, their subsidiaries, equip
ments, oils and miscellaneous issues
showin ggains of 2 to 5 points. Sales
875,000 shares.
Liberty bonds were steady, the gen
eral domestic easier and internationals
irregular. Total sales, par value, $8 -750.000.
Old United States registered
4s rose 14 per cent on call.
COPPERS
Compiled for The Republican by
R. Allyn Lewis, E. F. Hutton &
Building. 119 North Central Av.
I J ; 1 1,
.Anaconda Copper 72 "i
Butte and Superior Co. . . 28 .
Calumet and Ariz 68
Cerro de Pasco 6.1
Chino 45 '4
Green 43
Inspiration 60
Kennecott , 39
Nevada Cons 19
Ray Cons 24
Shattuck 14 i
Utah . 88 'A
Ark. and Ariz 10 12
Bid Ledge
Calumet and Jerome . . .
Dundee-Arizona
Green Monster ' i
Hull Copper 40 50
Iron Cap 10 13
Jerome Verde is ?
Magma Copper 35 38
Magma Cmief Ji j
New -Cornelia 22 34
Ray Hercules 2V 2
Silver King j
United Eastern 4 3
United Verde Ext 41 42
Verde Combination
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished bv It Allvn T--if-
private leased wire to all exchanges
a
Am. Beet Sugar 83
Am. Cotton Oil 61
Am. Can 55
Am. Locomotive 84
Am. Smelting and Refining 82
Am. Tel. and Tel. ; 104 &
Atchison 100
Baldwin Locomotive 103
Baltimore and Ohio 46
Beth. Steel (B) 86
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 29
California Petroleum 34
Canadian Pacific 160i&
Central Leather 103H
dies, and Ohio 64
Chandler Motor 230
Chi., Mil. and St. Paul 42
Chi., R. I. and Pac. Ry 27
Colo., Fuel and Iron 46
Corn Products 77
Crucible Steel 91
Royal-Dutch Old Ill
Erie . 17
General Motors 234
Grsat Northern pfd 95
Great Northern Ore ctl's 45
International Paper 67
Int. Mer. Marine pfd. ctfs 116
Lehigh Valley 53
Mexican Petroleum 183c
Midvale Steel 51
Missouri Pacific 3214
N. T. Central 79
N. Y.. N. H. and Hartford SO'A
Norfolk and Western 107
Northern Pacific 96
Pan American Oil 93
Pennsylvania 45 4
Pierce Arrow 57
Reading 87
Rep. Iron and Steel 8914
Southern Railway 29
SoutBern Pacific 67
Studebaker Co 103
Texas Company 26
Tobacco Products 107
United Cigar Stores 168
U-. S. Rubber 128
United States Steel 107(4
United States Steel, pfd 115
Western Union 88
Westinghouse Electric 56
White Motors 5614
Willvs Overland 34
LIVESTOCK
Chicago
CHICAGO, June 26. Hogs Re
ceipts. 35,000; market very uneven;
generally steady with yesterday's av
erage. Early top, $21.30, out of line;
bulk. $20.0021.00; heavyweight,
$20.4020.90; medium weight, $20.00
21.00; light weight, $20.25(321.10; light
light. J18.5020.55; heavy packing
t 1 , 1 m':ammiiwrtimim&m
BETTER
Plumbing
AND
Plumbing
Fixtures
TANKS PUMPS
SHEET METAL
Glendale .
Plumbing Co.
S. F. ANDERSON, Prop.
Sewell Electric Co.
"Everything Electrical"
Contracting, House Wiring, Appliances. Now that Summer is here come
and see our Century Fans and Electric Heating Appliances.
Phones: Office. 193; Residence, 167 -
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
with a complete line of
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS
Vf'e invite you to come in and solicit a share of your business.
THE PROGRESO
R. A. VALENZUELA
Mesenger Bldg.
Glendale
A Legitimate Well Founded
Oil iDYestment Opportunity
Brown
Comanche
Oil Co.
Incorporated under the
laws of Arizona and oper
ating under the laws of
the state of Texas.
Authorized capital
$400,000.00
Par Yalue One Dollar
Glendale office located
in Judge Patterson's
rooms on First avenue,
west side of Park.
Alhainbra, Glendale
Peoria
Phone Glendale Xo. 3 and
Agent will call
OPPORTUNITY
IS NOW
AT HAND
BROWN
COMANCHE
In the heart of the Duke
Knowles Gusher Field
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Li. A. Brown Bisbee, President and
Director.
C. H. Dunlap Phoenix, Vice Presi
dent and Director.
P. A. Tharaldson Phoenix, Secre
tary and Director.
W. R. Wayland Phoenix, Treasurer
and Director.
W. C. Hubbard Bisbee, Director.
sows, smooth, $19.6520.15; pigs, $17.25
18.50.
Cattle Receipts, 12,000; beef steer
steady to strong; butcher stock and
feeders steady; calves steady to 25c
higher. . Beef steers, medium and
heavyweight, choice and prime. $14.40
6P15.50: medium and good, $12.40
14.50; butcher cattle, heifers, $7.75
13.25; cows, $7.5012.25; canners.and
cutters, $6.257.50; Teal calves, light
and handy weight, $17.00 18.50; feeder
steers. $8.2512.75; stocker steers, $8.00
(&12.00.
Sheep Receipts. 10,000; fat classes
strong, others steady; top lambs,
$17.50; lambs, 84 pounds down, $15.00
617.50; ewes, medium and choice, "$6.25
8.25.
Kansas City
KANSAS CITY. June 26. Hogs
Receipts, 6.000; market higher. Heavy,
$20.90S!21.00; light. $20.25fi!21.05:
packing, $18.75ig20.50; pigs, $19.00
20.50. v.
Cattle Receipts, 2,000; market
higher. Steers, choice and prime, J9 00
14.90; heifers, $6.5012.90; cows,
$6.3511.30; calves, J12.7515.00
Stockers. $7.00(812.35.
Sheep Receipts. 6.500
er; lambs, $10.2517.10
16.00.
market high
ewes, $5.00Sf
GRAIN
CHICAGO, June 26. Close:
Corn September, $1,785; Decem
ber. $1.53.
Oats September, 69c; December
70tyc.
Plan Than to Make Costly
Mistakes and Changes" '
The general who goes into battle without a definite
plan has many lives to account for. And just so the
home builder who has no definite plan always meets
a thousand and one problems 'that cause as many de
lays and mistakes waste of time and money.
Free Building Helps
We are equipped to give you liberal and competent
help in planning any kind of building house, barn,
garage, silo, poultry house, implement shed, etc. Our
library of plans is always at your disposal. Refer to
it freely in planning your structure.
25 years' building experience yours for the asking.
People's Standard Lumber Co.
G. M. McABEE, MGR.
PHONE 21
GLENDALE
SATISFACTION
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$T FAMILY i3.
H. FLOUR MHISj
& m :; . "' S!
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Mr.'-
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For Sale at the Better Groceries
GLENDALE MILLING CO.
F. H. GATES, Mgr.
PHONE 71
GLENDALE
Pork July, $51.25; September,
$49.35.
Lard July, $34.35; September,
$34.17.
Ribs July , $27.85; September,
$2S.0O.
METALS
NEW YORK, June 26. Copper firm;
electrolytic, June and July, 180; Au
gust, 18c.
Iron and lead unchanged.
Spelter firm; spot, 6.90c bid; Julv,
6.95c bid.
COTTON
NEW YORK. June 26. Cotton closed
strong at a net advance of 83 to 100
points.
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Use The Republican Classified Pases
for results read for profit.
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS )
Furnished Daily to The Republican j
by
R. Allyn Lewis, Adams Hotel BldgJ
U U
3'is 1947 $99.2S
1st 4s, 1947 94.90
2nd 4s, 1942 93.94
1st 4 '4s, 1947 95.20
2nd 4'4s, 1942 94.14
3rd 4Is, 1928 95.12
4th 4Us, 1938 94.16
Victory 99.88
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