-MISCELLANEOUS- ever, both' the live stock market -r OR SALE- ing and meat production ends of the business can be traced back well beyond that eventful decade. The first stock yard in the city is believed to be one started by Willard F. Myrick about 1836 in ECONOMY IS KEY TQ SUCCESS OF MEAT INDUSTRY Chicago Packers Cut Waste to Minimum the vicinity of Cottage Grove av. and 29th st. Myrick bought some land on the lake near 29th st.
and built a tavern and some hog pens to serve Hoosier drovers following a sand ridge trail from the Wabash valley. Other drovers taverns, including the Bull's Head on Csuctf Sunday Trio ana: Dee. 2, 1931 Part 2 -Page 9 BOATS, MARINE SUPPLIES CHRIS CRAFT $250,000 In Used Cruisers On Display For Sale All Makes All Models rVTNRUDE-THOMPSON GRUMMAN CHRIS-CRAFT BOAT SALES 300 S. Ashland. MOnroe 6-6670.
Open Sunday. 10 to 4 LET'S MAKE IT A BOATING XMAS A GIFT THE FAMILY CAN ENJOY CHRIS CRAFT BOAT KITS YOU ASSEMBLE ALL PARTS FURN. JOHNSON OUTBOARD MTRS. 5. 10.
25 H.P. IN STOCK. IMM. DEL, Buy Now Pay During Winter Giay Marine Engines. New and Rebuilt.
RICHARDSON CRUISERS. 27-40 FT. W. L. Masters Son 310 W.
Chlcago-av. superior 7-7857. 4727 N. 1-1219, CHRIS-CRAFT 1948 CHALLENGER, the and PAIR OF 160 H. P.
ENGINES. PLENTY OF EXTRA See at RODIS WAREHOUSE, 25TH AND ASHLAND. FOR INFORMATION CALL BRlargate 4-6 8 74. TRAIN WRECK OPEN SUNDAY 10 TO 6 ATTENTION FACTORIES, SHOPS. STORES AND GENERAL PUBLIC-BUY YOUR CANDY NOW AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURER'S COST.
FRESH MILK CHOCOLATE, ASSORTED CANDIES; ATTRACTIVE 1 POUND) BOX. 39c; S3. 60 PER DOZ. BOXES. Meat with spaghetti and meat with beans and we do mean meat: 12 ox.
can. a meal by Itself, only 19c. Butternut coffee, regular and drip, 75c per extra lancy unsweetened orange Juice. 46 ounce can. 20c; Hy-Power rhlll con came, 35c per can; Freestone peaches.
No. 3Vj can, 25c. Plus a very large selection of other groceries by case or can. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PAINTS. ENAMELS.
VARNISHES. FLOOR WAX. AT LOW PRICES. CHILDRB N'S LARGE HOBBY HORSES, SPECIAL CLOSEOUT, $10 HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS. OPEN WEEK DAYS.
9 TO 6. MONDAY AND THURSDAY. 9 TO 9. RAILROAD SALVAGE STORES 1437-39 W. MADISON.
THIS MERCHANDISE AT ABOVE ADDRESS ONLY. CONFUCIUS SAY. JT.J5 SLY TO THINK WE CAN MAKE PEACE WITH THE REDS WITHOUT USING THE -A" BOMB. 60,000 1 lb. bars all purpose oao, 43.70" coconut oil, gd.
tor tace. bath, shaving or laundry, soft, hard or salt water, 50 off regular price. 450 ateel lockers. 300 shop stools, mess-banquet, welding, tables, office desks. Die cabinets, chairs.
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ADVANCE STrroaroe the west side, also developed into markets. The first slaughter house was built in 1827 by Archibald Cly- Continued from first page bourn on his farm along the north branch of the Chicago river. He had a contract with the government to supply fresh meat to the troops at Fort Dearborn. he ordered the handlers to use canvas flappers instead of canes to drive stock. One of the most important changes is mechanization of the cleanup facilities, which has caused a considerable lightening of the atmosphere at the yards.
The company bought city street broom sweepers, tractor loaders, and other equipment. Other new developments include sections of metal pens, replacing the old wooden enclosures, and new weighing devices. Speedier Compost Method The cleanup drive led to the Frazer compost project, which is a joint venture of the yards company and the automobile manu-facturerC Joseph Frazer got into this unusual business because his son-in-law, Eric Eweson, a biochemist, developed a secret process of breaking down organic matter into a compost in about five days. This compares with about a year or more in natural decomposition of the refuse. Lately, Prince has startled old-timers at the yards by setting up a "city farm" in the area.
This is a cattle fattening project in which beer waste replaces some of the corn which is the main course on the country feed lots. Prince's idea is that the brewery by-product is turned out in the city and is, therefore, more economical to feed than corn which has to be shipped in. Altho approximately 983 million cattle, hogs, calves, sheep, lambs, and horses have gone thru the yards since it was opened Christmas day in 1865, this is probably the first farming operation. Merged Seven Early Yards Probably there wasn't much farming there even before 1865, for the area was a swamp just outside the city limits. This land was bought by the newly organized stock yard company for from "Long John" Went- TIME TO BUY Good Income STOCKS 57 Depressed Stock Selling 40 to 70 Below 5-Year High The time to buy good income stocks is when they are temporarily de out a small business under a five year lease arrangement for the building.
This was the beginning of Oscar Mayer Co. The landlord took the place after Mayer built it up. He then went south two blocks to 1241 N. Sedgwick and, with his brother, the late Gottfried, built a small pork cutting and sausage plant. Mayer a Family Operation The Mayers, who lived over the factory, now operate one of the country's major meat products enterprises.
Besides the Chicago sausage plant, the company has a big packing house in Madison, and other properties in Prairie du Chien, Davenport, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles. It is a family operation. Oscar G. Mayer, son of Oscar FM is president and two brothers hold key posts. Two sons of Gottfried Mayer also have important positions.
Down at the stock yards another family proposition is causing the biggest commotion in decades. The stir has continued for about three years since William Wood Prince, adopted son and heir of the 92 year old financier, Frederick H. Prince, took over management of the yards. It shows no signs of abating. Young Prince's latest feat was getting the Republican and Democratic conventions for his International Amphitheater, known to millions of farmers and city folk as the site of the International Live Stock exhibition.
The Amphitheater, rebuilt several times, most recently after the great stock yards fire of 1934, is believed to have obtained its name from the grandstand of an old race track. Served In Pacific War Prince, 37, was plain William Wood before his cousin, Frederick persuaded him to add his present surname. He went to Groton and Princeton, served as an artillery captain in the Pacific, and returned from the war to the First National bank, which he had first joined in 1936. Frederick H. Prince lives at Newport, R.
and goes to Eiar-ritz, France, for two or three months twice a year. He is one of the wealthiest men in the country. He was underwriting and selling 5210-30 S. WABASH-AV. pressed, NOT when they are most popular.
Well-informed investors who recognize the advantage of picking stocks when they are sub stantially' below their 5-year market to go by prairie schooner from Independence, he found that selling was a better business than prospecting. He built sluiceways for the miners and saved several thousand dollars. He then returned to New York, found that the girl back home hadn't waited, and decided to go to Milwaukee. There he got into the produce commission business, prospered for four years, and was invited into the Plankinton packing firm in 1863. Four years later the firm established a Chicago subsidiary known as Armour Co.
The first Armour hog plant was the old Bell house in the Archer av. packing center which had been built up during the Civil war. About 1868 packers began to move south to the area just west of the stock yards and Armour followed in 1872. Animal Utilization Intensified The Chicago operation eventually separated from the Milwaukee company and expanded greatly in the refrigerated beef boom. In the 1880s P.
D. Armour organized his plants to utilize as much as possible of the animals they slaughtered, if only for soap grease and fertilizer. Recently the science of animal utilization has reached its highest point at Armour which now is headed by Frederick W. Specht. Two Armours, A.
Watson and Laurance, are directors. The company views its laboratory accomplishments primarily from a humanitarian, rather than a money making angle. The outstanding achievement was development of the pituitary hormone, ACTH, which was ordered into production in the early summer of 1949. It has been used in treating arthritis and 20 other diseases. A later development is trypsin, which has the ability to turn dead flesh into liquid without damaging live tissue.
Trypsin, like the insulin used by diabetics, comes from a meat animal's pancreas. Wilson Title Relatively New Animal glands have to be preserved quickly to make them valuable sources of hormone drugs. Hormones are not the only medical products of meat packing. Liver extracts are used in treating anemia, many products are made from animal blood, and a stomach lining substance is used for ulcer. The Swift and Armour companies got their names long ago.
Wilson Co. has had its corporate title for only 35 years, which is not very long in Chicago meat packing history. It has two links with old Chicago, however, in the story of its founder and present chairman of the board, Thomas E. Wilson, and the history of the company which he took over. Thomas E.
Wilson went to work in the packing industry in 18S7 as a car checker in the stock yards for the old Morris company. In 26 years he became president of Morris. He was asked in 1916 to become president of Sulzberger Sons company, which was in fi peaks will appreciate FINANCIAL WORLD'S timely study of "57 STOCKS SELLING AT WIDE DIS COUNTS" stocks recently priced 40 to 70 BELOW THEIR TILE SPECIALS PLASTIC Wall Tile. 33c sq. ft.
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CENTRAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. 3860 W. Harrison. NEvada 2-2217. PAINTERS DROP CLOTHS MADE OF NEW COTTON MATERIAL.
.912 ft J4.35 each 12x15 $7.45 each 14x16 ft J9.40 eacn. OPEN SATURDAYS TILL P. M. Acorn Cotton Products 1323 S. MICHIGAN Chics go 5.
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Marx. We list a few sizes. 5'." 60" 72" 84" 96" 36" 2.04 2.54 3.04 3.34 4.14 48" 2.59 3.25 3.84 4.48 5.12 6.77 9.00 7.66 10.08 PLYWOOD CENTER. 315 N. Aberdeen.
Open to 2 p. m. Dally to 5, YEAR MARKET HIGHS. Ten of this deflated group are, in our opinion, of PRIME INVESTMENT VALUE; 18 are rated "business man's investment," while the other 29 are speculative. This valuable study free to new subscribers.
of the hog's original weight is not reflected in any product, but they get about as close to that goal as science will let them. Inside the plants, cleanliness is put ahead of decoration. Outside, Packing-town looks as if it doesn't like to spend money just for appearance, which it doesn't. If any individual was responsible for the industry's economical ways, it was G. F.
Swift, a man who believed that "you don't make money; you save it." This was one of his favorite sayings. He made a habit of checking the waste outlet of the Chicago plant daily for evidence of extravagant operations. He also expressed his dislike of unnecessary work around the place by telling one supervisor to fire any mechanic he saw working on the property. Started as Butcher Helper Swift now managed by President John Holmes the board chairman is Harold H. vv i youngest and only surviving son of the founder, has an extensive collection of G.
F. Swift's sayings. Forty-eight years after his death, they still influence the company. Economy wasn't his only subject. He also said he could raise better men than he could hire, and the company does just that.
A native of Massachusetts, the elder Swift began working as a butcher's helper in 1853 at the age of 14. Two years later a famous heifer deal put him in business for himself. His father advanced $20 for the venture. He bought the heifer for 19, slaughtered it in a shed, and sold the beef to neighbors for Swift borrowed $400 to go into hog and cattle buying and opened a meat market a few years later. He moved to Chicago in 1875 as cattle buyer for Hathaway Swift, a Boston partnership.
This firm was dissolved in 1S77 because James A. Hathaway did not wish to get into Chicago meat packing. Dressed Meat Cuts Frate Swift's idea was to ship western dressed beef, instead of live cattle, to the east and save on frate costs and feed. He took his from the partnership and began slaughtering for winter shipment in a large wooden shed which he purchased at the site of the present Swift lard refinery. The shipments were made successfully and he went on to the next part of his plan, which was to ship in all seasons with refrigerator cars.
The other packers jeered at the idea and the major railroads were unwilling to promote a reduction in frate volume. The Grand Trunk railway cooperated. It had an indirect route east and little to lose. Swift had 10 cars built, tested them in all seasons, and by 1S80 STOCK REPORTS FREE With $2 Trial Subscription worth, one of Chicago's mayors. Construction of the Union stock yard it got the name because it was a merger of seven earlier yards scattered thru the city was promoted mainly by the Chicago Pork Packers association and the nine railroads then serving the city.
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MAYPOLE EOATS MOTORS 5901 W. MADISON-ST. EStebrook 8-7363. Village 8-0200. OPEN THURS.
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RANDOLPH. SUITE 504. 11" SR" If KB" ea in i r. 4 $5.50 $7.50 All 4x8 ft. Good one side, sanded two $75,000, wanted a large, stable market to bring order into a confused price situation.
The railroads, who put up $925,000, wanted a concentration point for live (a) Next Weekly issues of FINANCIAL WORLD, each containing 32 paces de-( voted to security analyses, "News and Opinions on IS Active Stocks," "Stock Factographs" and other vital investment data and advice, including "MARKET iucs. aiso carry a large stock of misceu. and stock sizes in gum. oak, birch, walnut, and mahogany. Plywood for cabinet doors.
ODen Kunriav 1 n-i 1 BECK PLYWOOD. 611 W. Division. UTILITY LACOLTER OUTLOOK (b) One copy comprehensive Monthly Pocket Stock Guide with our individual RATINGS and condensed reports on stocks; (c) "57 DEPRESSED STOCKS SELLING 40 to 70 BELOW 5 -YEAR railroad securities when he came to Chicago well before the turn of the century and he has been a financial power here for many years. He became interested in the Union Stock Yard and Transit company, operator of the yards, because it owned the vital Chicago Junction railway.
He now owns both company and railway, which is leased for operation to the New York Central. Other Prince interests include the vast Central Manufacturing district, which he organized and promoted, and Armour Co. Both Princes are on the Armour board of directors, but they do not participate in the management of that concern. HIGHS." and "62 Con.mrm Stocks with First Claim on Profits." RETURN "AD" WITH $2 for all FOR BRUSH OR SPRAY. ON NOVELTIES.
TOYS. ETC. MANY COLORS. 52.25 GAL. OR $10 FOR 5 GAL.
ELSTON PAINT SUPPLY CO. lSELSTONJNdependence 3-3320. 3 NO. 3107 LYONS tool stands. 1 NoT 3710 Lyons barer pipe rack.
1 new Kalamazoo No. 816 bandsaw, Phillips flush shells. 50 dor. No. 1214-J Stanley chest handles.
Misc. Cherry rivets. 10 KVA and 20 KVA Rex spot 1-0900 335 S' Western' HAymarket TABLE TOP AND BASE Regulation Size Easy to handle 2 piece top. $15.44. BASE easily set up or taken down.
No nails or screws needed. $7. 99. PLYWOOD CENTER, 215 N. Aberdeen.
Open Sun, to 2 p. m. Dally to 5. Attention Jobbers Ladles' Rayon Trico Panties. $2.00 per wool vestles, $4.00 per ladles' fen.
leather belts. 60c dos. Norda. WAbash 2-2199 stock shipments to the east and the charter called for construction of the Chicago Junction to tap all nine lines. Thruout the yards' 86 years, eastern buyers of live stock have competed strongly with local packers.
More than a quarter billion animals have been shipped on from Chicago and lately price controls have increased the movement. First Yard Started in 1836 Another Chicago accomplishment of the 1860s was the city's rise to supremacy in pork packing. The Civil war helped it take business from Cincinnati and displace that city as the pork center. How the above. Yearly rate $20, includ ing ALSO free copy of 296-page $5 "STOCK FACTOGRAPII" BOOK, 1951-Revised Edition.
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rigs Like Steps Better Young Prince hit the yards like -MISCELLANEOUS FOR tALE. Up to 50 Off Bargains! Bargains? Bargains! 7 light multiple Christmas tree light sets $1.39 light NOMA series Christmas tree light sets 89c Christmas gift wrapping, seals, cards, tags, ribbons and paper, values up to 15c, your choice 5c each. SAVE BUY CHRISTMAS CARDS BT THE BOX 16 assorted cards 29c 16 asserted cards, 39c, 3S assorted cards, 49c. TISSUE WRAPPING PAPER tred. green 1.
12 sheets. 30x30, 3 packages for loe Mercury fully equipped steel Velocipedes bikes, 12" size $9.98 16" size. $10.98. 20" size. $12.98.
LARGE SELECTION OF TOYS DOLLS AND GIFT GOODS OPEN SUNDAY 11-5 OPEN DAILY 10-6 MON. AND 10-9 BRANNER SALES 29 S. CICERO SALVAGE SALE FLOORING MATERIALS 1951 PATTERNS AND COLORS PABCO "CALIFORNIA ORIGINALS" INLAID LINOLEUM. 6 FT. WIDTH.
ROLL. $3060 YARDS. PABCO-MASTIPANE. INDUSTRIAL FLOOR COVERINGS. $7 ROLL, 30 36" WIDTH.
LINO-TILE. 4c EACH. DEALER DISCOUNT Entire Inventory urchased at auction. aUock must be sold and removed from premises lost lease. Terms: "As Is." "where is." Public Invited 1503 S.
State, 2d Fir. CHICAGO'S LARGEST STOCK RUBBER HOSE WE DEFY COMPETITION. TP YOU RESELL OR USE RUBBER HOSE WE WILL GIVE YOU BETTER VALINE BETTER SERVICE QUALITY SHORT LENGTHS LONG LENGTHS, OR BALES ANY SIZE COLOR-TYPE WE ALSO HAVE BOOTS APRONS GLOVES MATS MATTINrj TUBING. THIS IS NOT A ONE SHOT DEAL WE CAN ALWAYS SUPPLY YOU. ACE HOSE RUBBER CO.
1708 S. STATE-ST. DAnube 6-6023. SLIDING DOORS. For Wardrobes and Closets.
Complete with Track. Hangers and Guides. OPENING OPENING $24.88 4 5 0x6 8.. 28.33 5 0x8 0.. 31.78 ''0x6 32.77 6 36.68 44.47 8 0x8 0..
49.44 PLYWOOD CENTER. TAylor 9-6360. HAymarket 1-2373. 215 N. Aberdeen 11100 West.
Open to 3 p. m. Dally to 5. 500 PANEL DOORS 3.0x6.8 exterior, 4 lite, 4 panel. 2.8x6.8 Interior.
4 panel. 2.0x6.8 as low as $4 00 Ccmice material, 33c Plywood cut-effs, 36x38x516. 90c fV' poplar and gum. 36x60 and 30x60 Masonlte, 7c Train boards, all types. Abbott Plywood Supply Co.
1366 W. Randolph. MOnrce 6-0608. 3 GOLD stamping 2 sitrn card printing machs. with rubber type.
3 el. pots. Devln 6" label glue machs. Two 10 dr. steel 22x22x2.
for blueprints, cuts or parts csbs. with 50x20x3 trays, each with lock. Also time clocks, stencil cutters, all sizes, Kardex adding addressing Dictaphones, sm. safes, folding steel lockers. REpubllc 7-3945.
UNUSUAL BARGAIN Lionel 0-72 electric train layout. Consists cf 7 30 cars, 16' switches, 300 feet of track. 3 transformers and scores of misc. items, parts and accessories. Also 2 very old A.
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Mesh reinforced, tough, flexible, shatterproof, weatherproof, and transparent. Makes storm windows in minute, keeps cold out, heat in. Mill ends cost. 79c each. $8.50 per dozen.
Sax-on Paint Stores. 3840 Fullerton, Chicago, 40 or 2752 Roosevelt-rd. STRIATED WELDTEX PLYWOOD. For Walls and Ceilings. 12" 16" 24" 48" 96" J2! -2 -40 80 iso 16" .27 .38 .54 1.08 2.16 24" .40 .80 1.60 3.20 .80 1.60 3.20 6.39 PLYWOOD CENTER.
215 N. Aberdeen. Open Sun, ta 2 p. m. Daily to 5.
HIGHEST grade COMBINATION DOORS. 8 light Glazed-Galv. 2'8x6'8 $16.55. 2'10x7'0 $16.70. 2'8x7'0 $16.60.
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Aberdeen. Open Sat, and Sun, to 2 p. dally to 5 BOTTLES 200.000 48 MM Owens Illinois Square, No. A-6733, 1603 Capacity, 48-10 Wt. 11.5 H6-29 Fill Pt.
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1836 also 3436 Jaw crushers, cast iron and steel pipes, all sjzes. MAJestlc 2446. Waukecan. REAL BARGAINS 5 hand and power operated lift trucks, steel leg skids, steel lockers: like new Trlner Parcel Post or Express Scale, 1 ounce to 100 pound capacity. $35: steel letter size transferIesANdoveiS-SOSS STYRENE Key Selector holds 4 kevs Press down, key pops out: multi-colored, will stamp name on for advertising gift; bulk or mounted on cards of 12.
O. Gustafson. Lincolnshire, Crete, 111. CRete 2221 50,000 CORRUGATED BOXES 300 lb. test, slightly used.
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FRanklln 2-6965. 1 I SPECIAL This week only. $100 trade-In for your old range on any new Model 90-C Chambers Gas Ranges. Pristo 9112 Ogden-av Brook--jlfJjljjOpen dally until 9 p. m.
ONLY 376 steel fold chairs at steel counter, lockers, storage 4 dr. file. $29: Victor add. $39; Schick elec. razor, $5.
BLkhigharnl-0181. 100 NEW H. S. drills, reamers, 1 and 3 Morse tapers, taps, fine and coarse, counter bores, sizes 1'16 to 4. Comp.
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STEEL LOCKERS 800 doore Double tier. GORDON 1334 W. Lake. HAymarket 1-5940. SUPER In 54 gal.
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Hoover vac, man's leather Jacket, ell In good condition. HOllyccurt 5-0746. SURPLUS round head steel machine screws Plain: No. 3-48x3-32; at 50c per 1,000. Lincoln 9-2735.
OSCAR BORG. GENUINE Buckskin Jackets. Gloves fend 50c for Buckskin money pouch and free catalogue. Berman Buckskin Minneapolis. Minn.
6 REFINISHED automatic Brunswick pool tables Mix9: like new; will sell together or separately. Price $350. Call commodore 4-9309 SEVERAL thousand surplus army summer flight helmets; cheap. II Interested will send sample. Address JD37.TTlbune: WATCH Repair tools Almost new lathe, cleaner.
Reas. Barber shop, 537 S. Elmhurst, 111. FLUORKSCENT fixtures All types at drastically reduced factory-tc-you price. 1970 N.
Milwaukee. Dickens 3-6011. ELECTRIC pin games For your rumous room. $25. NEwcastle 1-1198.
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tinned stock pots. AUstln 7-4408. ELEC. bowling mach, For your game rm, S75. Guar.
orig. cost $250. 3145 -W. Madison. SAcramento 2-0626.
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Portsmouth 7-1 500. INDUSTRIAL plant wants used wire mesh cage enclosure 10 ft. high 85 ft. long with 2 6-ft. sliding locked doors.
Phone Watt. LOnbeach J-6600 WE BUY boilers, radiators, scrap iron and metal. City Wide. Dickens 2-5356 or LAwndale 1-9428. WE BUY ANY TYPE OF SURPLUS STOCKS.
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ELECTRIC Hawaiian Guitar outfit As- roost new. VAn Buren 6-5602. GOLD COINS WANTED Private Collector. "Paulding 2-068T. BOATS, MARINE SUPPLIES 14 FT.
CENTURY Fully equipped. 23 p. Johnson motor. Plus trailer. Excellent condition.
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547 MAR TIM 7.2 converted la food shape, cheap. CApitol 7-0843. 32 H. P. JOHNSON elec.
starter Must sell. $200. REgent 4-3260. ANTED 30 ft. cruiser Have '50 Cadillac to trade.
HKmlock 4-6951. 2J2E1 TOTE CASES DEEP. Heavy Wood with Metal bottom. DEEP. Aluminum with grill type bottom.
CALL SEeley 3-6877. I I 1 SPECIAL-New 20 in. apt. sire 4 burner gas ranges with oven and broiler, all white porcelain. A.
G. A. approved: $59. pristo 8112 Brookfield 152. one of his World War II weapons and changes have been exploding ever since.
One of his innovations is to have hogs climb steps instead of ramps at the nancial trouble, and give his name to the concern. This company had succeeded the Schwartzchild Sulzberger company, the old which had been established in 1853. Small Firms Go 'Way Back Some of Chicago's smaller packers also have colorful backgrounds. How Barron's will help you -pen oauy until gPjnv The Agar Packing and Provision truck unloading docks. For some unknown reason, the animals like this better.
The result is that unloading time has been cut in half for the' live stock truckers who have taken over about 70 per cent of the shipments to the yards. Another innovation is floodlights. Yard handlers did their work before daylight by flashlight AVOID TRAGIC FINANCIAL EXPERIENCE in the next 17 weeks corporation, one of the most prominent, can be traced to a meat market opened in 1870 by ELECTRIC motors, work benches, coolers, welding rod. 3-32. fluorescent fixtures, desks, steel card files, bowling alley benches, electronic equipment, and misc.
Visit or phone 11 to 5. 1400 W. Greenleaf. BRiargatj 4 00. 10 USED CARTONS 200 lb.
TEST. 22x22x16 at $22 per 100 No ptg. 23x23xl4V4 at $23 per 100 No ptg. 20x20x14 at $20 per 100 No ptg. 3" and 4" gum tape at $7 per bundle.
LAwndaie 1-8379. CELLOPHANE BAGS S0O M. 4l'4 7 450 M. S. T.
300 M. 21, 7450 M. S. T. 100 M.
5A IT, 7, 300 M. S. T. John Agar at 316 W. Division st.
His market was destroyed in the Chicago fire a year later but he rebuilt it in two weeks. and Prince thought better illumination would prevent much bruis CAnal 6-7587. Illinois Meat company pio had to compete with the other companies in a scramble for the eastern dressed beef market. The company sold its fleet of 6,000 rail cars in 1930. The Swift founder believed in expanding as rapidly as he could get the money.
This habit made his bankers sweat in the panic of 1893, but it laid the foundation for a gigantic enterprise which row extends from coast to coast and up into Canada. Swift properties include 57 meat packing plants, 289 wholesale branch houses, 130 dairy and poultry and Ice cream plants, 28 cottonseed ing of the meat on the hoof. He neered in building the present huge business in meat products overturned another tradition when like corned beef hash. It was founded in 1907. Miller Hart, Personalized, Professional What you do with your money in the next 17 weeks can have a serious effect on your whole financial future.
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TRIBUNE factories. Armour Joined Gold Rush One reason he had to move fast was his competitors. When he ar another prominent firm in this group, goes back to a small S. Water st. firm started in 1884.
Other well known companies in the meat business in Chicago include the P. Brennan company, the H. Garver company, Hygrade Food Products corporation, Illinois Packing company, the Lincoln Meat company, Pfaelzer Brothers, Regal Packing company, Reliable Packing company, and Superior Packing company. Oscar F. Mayer came to this country from Germany in 1873, when he was 14, and got his first job when a Detroit butcher shop put out a boy wanted sign.
He came to Chicago and worked for several meat companies. By 1883 he had saved up enough to buy rived in Chicago, the most promi nent of these were Philip D. Ar mour and Nelson Morris Morris AMERICAN Flyer Engines, trains, transformer, 9 electric and mechanical switches, lg. amt. of track, many fine accessories, all gauge.
Ph. OAkland 4-8 6e 6 eve. LUGGAGE SECONDS Ladies' overnlte cases, cowhide bound. $6.25: Pullman case, wardrobe case, $10; genuine cowhide leather 2 suiter, $21. 4448 S.
Ashland. VArds 7-4321. DEALERS, SCHOOLS, CLUBS Guns, toys, prizes, dells, all sizes, colored and white, lor your Xmas needs. Nate Sales. 1354 S.
Halsted. Open Sunday. CLOSE OUT Wholesale lots china table lamps and shades complete. a dozen. Dickens 2-6640.
VtctoryLampCo- 1063 Milwaukee. GIBSON guitar and case Like "hew, 50" Naxon 3 lb. washer, excel, $15. Girls 30 in. 2 wheeler, $20.
Dorchester 3-6680. FIBER GLASS clippings Ideal for stuff" lng cushions, packing fragile material cr insulating purposes. Priced to sell. Victory 2-6474. PLYWOOD, sandpaper, scraws.
cabinet hardware and hinges Closing out business of Ayers, Clhlar, Ranson, Co. Michigan 2-J51 1. WIRE ROPE New plow steel cable, new aircraft cable; sizes 3-32" to 1.000.000 ft. standard brands. Bygl-UBSPSj 1015 W.
Lake-st. Mailing Tubes Paper Cores Large stock for Immediate delivery. Made to order. CHesapeake 3-9646. SHOP BENCHES laminated maple tops, stl.
legs, all sizes. 2847 FUUerton. Dickens 2-2424. OUTSIDE neon sign Spells LIQUORS. Big double letters.
Sacrifice, $75. WAgner 4-3431, ANDERSON tube and Jar filler: 30 mm. bik. bottle caps. 75 cts.
M. NAtlonal 2-2280. OIL BURNER, armature winding lathes, dictaphone, and other misc. equipment. 1400 w.
Greenleaf. BRlargate 4-8400. 2 HUMPHRIES celling gas heaters; 3 aluminum top work benches, 4x13 ft. ii In. WElllnirtnn 5-2634.
WAREHOUSE SALE Assorted chemical glassware; best bids buy lots, 1127 W. Division. Mr. Snow. LIONEL Santa Fe layout Mounted and wired, H.
O. layout mounted and wired. Co. was absorbed by Armour in 1923. P.
D. was one of the industry's LOW-PRICED most fabulous characters. He left a New York farm at 19 to join the California gold rush. When he got to the coast, taking six months STOCKS Fortunes semetimes lit hidden In low prited ltockl. In 1942.
tor (Omnia ssftn In. NATIONAL BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL WEEKLY Tie Only Weekly Affiliated With Dow Jones 40 New Street, New York 4, N. Y. vested In Schenley would hav frown to 10. 000 BV 1946! nnn'f h.
tunitifi ef thit market! Send SI now for icw mi 24 low-priced stacks. CT 12-2, selected by tur analysts as the most nrem. sino. At soma tins. hmIm Man.h.
rrr PEEFSBBEED trial at time-tested Dew Theory Service. st ion aj i new reaoerranly. MATTISOFi--IrPOnTEn-CABLEi SPECIAL RATES Calif, and West Coast Automobiles Included. Fast service to New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Newark, Washington, Hartford.
Providence, Miami, and all points en route. COAST TO COAST Special storage Arrangements on Pool Car Shipments Moving to and from all 45 states. NATIONAL SERVICE UNION VAN LINE, INC. 4015 Brsaflwav. Lincoln 9-0739, MOVING LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE Storage cap.
1.000 anloads. Bonded. GARFIELD PARK STORAGE CO. 3111 W. Madison.
KEdzie 3-0827. AGENT FOR ALLIED VAN LINES. INC. RETURN LOADS wanted Boston. New York.
Kansas City. St. Louis. LoulsvlUe and intermediate points. INTER-STATE 2218 W.
69th. Chgo. HEmlock 4-6900. VAN RETURNING" TO PHILADELPHiC NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, AND MIAMI TAKE LOAD PART LOAD. AMERICAN VAN LINES.
INC. ESse 5-4900. VAN RETURNING TO NEW YORK, BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA CAN L'SS LOAD OR PART LOAD. TRANSCONTINENTAL VAN LINES.
INC. GRaceland 7-0185. 7-0188, REDUCED rates to Cal. Also loads for New Yk. Will hold Goods thirty days.
Wallen Van Lines, ROgers Pk. 4-3812. TRUCK loading and Mo. Wanted Load or part load. ROgers Pk.
4-3812. FURN. van return to the south Can useloadorpart load. TUiedo 9-8571, FURNITURE van ret. Fla.
Need full, part loads en route. HUdson 3-8811. FURNITURE van ret. to Florida Can use load or PL load. MErrimac 7-7203.
ANTIQUES AND ARTS PRIVATE party selling reasonable. Fine figurines, boxes, cups and saucers, plates. 2 pair of placques. perfume bottles, silver cigarette boxes and handy dish, 2 barometers, 2 dresser sets. 2 figurine bedroom lamps.
Also tall light green Bristol table lamp and fine set of crystal stemware. Large Pointe de Venice table cloths and 12 napkins. Also odd napkins. And many other misc. Items.
Call Sunday only, 10 a. m. to 6 p. PAUsade 5-57 8 8. IMPORTERS, ATTENTION To liquidate a debt.
$25,000 inventory of new Imported banquet cloth sets. Such as D'Alacon and Rosepoint. etc 7,000. E. V.
Tralnor, 6922 Jefiery. Midway 3-9525. SWISS clock Massive hand carved, magnificent display French bronze statue holding three lights, other lamps vases. Moving, sacrifice for quick aaie. Private.
Phone Wauconda 4627; ASSORTED, painted' plates, knick-knacks; books, mod. and old: Indian rug. Renaissance cut glass, knick-knack pictures and desk. Call Sun. only.
Bittersweet 8-7727. PHONE. Edison blue cyl. and $25i wall clock, 45; perfect cond. antique tier other Items: private.
SPrlng 7-5 6 2 BARE Kashan oriental 8.6x11.6 Rose predominates, all over design blue-gold, 7 borders; exc. cond. Cost 11.150. sell $700. GReenlea 9 0.
WANT TO PURCHASE STERLING SILVER OF ANY DESCRIPTION FOS CASH. SIDNEY BARNETT. 107 E. OAK-ST. MIehlgan2-9444, 3 ANTIQUE Oriental vases J90-J125.
1 as old as 300 yra. 21 in. goldi leaf lacquer tray: $50. Call owner be- tween 9 to 5. GRaceland 2-6412.
ANTIQUE furniture repaired. rennisEedT upholstered Broken parts replaced, inlays. Kernes Furniture Factory. 2631 Lehmann-ct. Buckingham 1-2666.
16TH CENTURY Italian walnut credent xa. also Florentine table. Several other excellent pieces. LAkevlew 5-1 659. ftASliVK 8 PC.
SILVER COFFEE SET-T Must be seen. (750 value. Sacr $300. SAcramento 2-2015. ORIGINAL hand" cut crystal set lor dessert, sliver decorations.
Address 111. Tribune. MUSEUM artist selling. oU paintings. some frames.
Garrison. 785S Shore-dr. SArtaawj-eTJIS; IMPORTED Canton dinner erv. for 12, 150 pea. Fiatterg, covered vegetable.
Will teparate, BRlargate 4-5084. PVT. PARTY WANTS broiue. brass, or-black iron CANDELABRA. WROUGHT IRON TABLES.
PLasa 2-8811. COMPLETE antique bdrm. set from Germ Canopy. 6453 Kenwood tn a. m.
JCMAS SALE 30 fine art pictures direct' from artist, 1-3 off. 14 E. Pearson, BEAU, Persian shawl and beaded bag. lade other Items. DElaware 7-1 3 9 ANTIQUE table bed of oak Fine con.
Htloa. 210 25m. MAWOOd IDLERS iwicnigan a-76. Monday. WET OR DRY SANDERS Just 3 LIKE NEWI BG3 PRICE: $750 EACH Phone or write Mr.
George Van Cisin, Pa Cutlery Co, BigeSow eV Cabot Holyoke, Mas. HOLYOKE 8236 8 LIKE NEWI Complete with floor stands and contact wheels. PRICE: $400 EACH Phone or write Mr. George Van Cisin, Pa Cutlery Big slow 4c Cabot Holyoke, Mass. HOLYOKE 8236 -bodiiie i DRILL PRESSES TWO LIKE NEW! 42-30 I Dial type, automatic Complete with motors, starters and coolant i pumps.
PRICE: $6,000 iach i 3 WHEEL chain bike. $25; also unused G. K. toaster. $15; Golden Hour clock.
818; therm, $10. SAflnaw 1-0247 CORK In slabs of various sizes Reason- able. Kosmos Ice Ac Fuel. WEntworth 6-5300. TABLES, cutting.
IV, maple Steel bottom bins. HArrlson 7-4 04 1. SURPLUS paint Metallic brown: $1.50 oil. $1.25. LAIayette3-7 196.
RELAXICISOR New; cheap. 422 MeC 8-4106. ROLLER skates Man's; size never used. HUdson 3-3117, STEEL SHELVING. PRIVATE 16 3 lSjMICHIGAN, 1ST floor.
00 STEEL folding chairs Good condT FOR SALE I Phone or write Mr. Gears Van Cisin, Pa Cutlery Bifelow Cabot I Holyoke, Mass. HOLYOKE 8236 I mnruc 0-0303, Monqay, With back dividends due ranging up to $140 a share IF YOU are looking for stocks that still have large profit potentials, then preferred issues with accumulated dividends should be considered. For example, the $6 preferred of N.Y., Chicago St. Louis, selected by UNITED in May 1950 at 134, has since paid $76 in accumulated dividends.
To help you capitalize on similar opportunities today, a new UNITED Report lists 33 Preferreds with Back Dividends. 7 With Special Attraction Now You will want to check the entire list for investment opportunities especially the 7 issues selected by our Staff as currently most attractive. These include an $3 stock with $7.75 back dividends due, now yielding; 11; and stock at 7 with $78 accrued dividends and earning $43 a share. Send for this Report and be prepared to take advantage of new invest merit opportunities in preferreds with large dividend accumulations. 1ouU with AfoniAi lidl SuUcbifriion As an introductory offer, we will send this Special Report and the $1 Weekly UNITED Service for one full month to new readers for only i REINFORCING RODS Deform ed-Domestic Inter mediate Grades Is 25-40 foot lenqtns.
100 tea St.50ewT 100 tea Vi" Other Sins Available Immediate Delivery Minimal order 50 torn FOI. Illinois Send HequlremeaTS to: Bucky Steel co D. Lavln 4707 Broadway. Chicago 40, III. Phone Ortown S-1400 Wholesale hardware concern, located in Chicago, established for many years, carries national brands, doing business in and out of Chicago.
ADDRESS S4I, TRIBUNE tlATTOOH MOTORIZED RIPSAW BOXES STRONG WOOD. 22x12x8. 40c Boulevard 8-5002. HEAVY duty work, benches Steel legs 2 51 W. North-ay.
WHEEL CHAIR GOOD CONDITION. $OEystone9z8329, FOLDING banquet tables Various sizes: factory seconds. HArrlson 7-4 575. 3 DISPLAY model below list. JatemodeLJHUmboldt6-6 13 5.
AMAZING BUYS Send for FREE LIST. Loca 1 1 Box 2 71 5, Evanstcn. 111. 2 STNLS. stl.
tanks and cov. 2x4x1'. 1-16 $20 ea. REpubllc L7-8419 XMAS special to dealers, clubs Amazlne new games. Reas.
STate 2-1993, 6.500 BOXES Chipboard, size 15-18 xl0-5'8xlxl. Reas. JUnloer 8-3721. CHAMOIS. Eng.
608 skins: 60 off list. AddressMDW 409, Tribune. RECONDITIONED PIPE CONCORD COT ,1666 Milwaukee-av. EVerglade 4J5686. 331V45 R.
P. M. records, nearly NEW. 50E- off. HOllycourt 5-8361.
MORSE code mach For individual or group lTOtructlonARdmoTe 1-1880. WARDROBE trunk $55. like ner crp. sweeper, $3. ARdmore 1-2789.
JUKE boxes Good condrtiorTT ONLY 1 LIKE NEW! 207 Jj Price: $1,900 Phone or write Mr. George Van Cisin, 1 1 i Fa) Cutlery Co, Big eknr eV Cabot Holyoke, Mas. HOLYOKE 8236 FOR SALE FOR LEASE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Attractive 2 floor corner N.W. Approx. 40 sq.
fu Suitable for, engineering experimental or assembly. Exe. trans, and help area. Ample parkin; facilities. Will rent one floor.
ADDRESS 435, TRIBUNE Small woodworking plant, well located In Chicago making nationally distributed and advertised end products. $50,000.00 cash required. ADDRESS MDN 552. TRIBUNI irerjkmm bCl. CT- ACT HOW! Name For your copr of I MdttSS TUxedo 9-0973.
Preferred Stock I CHOICE INDUSTRIAL SITE Southwest corner 76th and Cicero, directly across from Ford plant. Approximately (208,000 sq. ft.) 164 ft. on Cicero by 1,270 ft. depth.
Excellent lite for mfg truck terminal, warehouse, motel, etc. Especially priced by Corp, for immediate tale. H. B. Frisch Co.
(00 South Michigan Avenue HA. 7-0128 Resort, fill in I i 13.60597 einraal retara en hish erde Bated public utility stock kevin growth features can bs jroors if you kavo "know how." Send ft for Bulletin Alfred Cwm Investment Advisor 176 W. Adams Street Chic! 3, IB. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 24,000 Sq. Ft.
Railroad siding and trucking plaN form, both roofed. Four refrigerated rooms In basem*nt, conveyor system. Cheap rental. Coll 4-e0 MINISTER'S library etclf all or part. 1713 Sheffield, rear.
LOST our lease Groceries, stocky and fixtures, very cheap. HAymarket 1-7231 ELEC motors 6-12-34-110 volt- Bear-. Ings. Wilt Surplus, RAdcllffe 3-9895. 160 BOYS BOOKS Incl.
27 Ox Ideal Xmas gift. Barg. AVenne 3-3968. LIKE new Florbass sander Large; cost $490: pr. $375.
GRaceland 7-1668. DITZLER xlnc-chromate metal primer, ac $1.60 caL CAlumet 6-4477. cupoa OIHTED BUSINESS SERVICE NOW with 210 NEWBURY ST. BOSTON IS. MASS..
