The Winona Republican-Herald from Winona, Minnesota • Page 12

12 THE WINONA UErUBLICAN-nERALP. WINONA. MINNESOTA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22. Alma and Gilmanton Undefeated ir.AOur.

STANDINOX W. 1'el. 3 (I 1.001) 2 0 1.IHMI 1 1 Fountain 'ltr i II? I i i ft 2 0 .000 Two Bl-County conference team remained deadlocked for first plac In the Iracuo istandlnfca today afto Almn and Ollmunton had cac scored more than GO points In soar inft to their second straight conlcr encc victories Friday Alma rolled over Fountain Cltj CS-1S. while Ollmunton -was hanc Unit an undermanned Plum Clt squad. 87-18.

in Friday action thi also saw Pcpln bumped out of a firs place spot by Cochrane, 32-14. No' son had previously dropped a dec nlon to Arkansaw, 43-31, Wcdncsda night. Cochrane From Cochrane. rone rose up to score Its first County conference victory, of th ncnson here Friday night, dealin Pepln Its first league loss, 32-14, be lore near-capacity crowd In th high school gymnasium. The defeat spilled Pepln out of th In first place it had previous! held after its opening triumph ovc Fountain City last week and move Cochrane out of the cellar-spot an Into position one game back of th league leaders.

Cochrane surged to ft 21-7 lead the half and played brilliant do tensive bnll in tho last two quarter to hold Pepln to ft total of tw points in the third quarter nnd flv more In the closing stanza. Beck turned in tho top Indlvldua performance of tho evening, scorln nine of Cochronc's ten points In th Urst quarter und adding two mor In the remaining minutes of th came to edge Bill Thnldorf. also Cochrane. for the evening's scorln honors. Hovde counted six to lea the Pepln scorers.

Fountain City to Alma Alma continued to Justlf; Its selection ns the pre-season lav ortte for tho conference crown her Friday night- when it unleashed bintering scoring drlvo that swamp exJ Fountain City, 03-18. Motlry and Dave ErrUth. each of whom netted 1 sparkor Alrnn in st, fast-scoring first quar tcr offensive that garnered 28 whllw out-classed Fountain City wa rucking up three. Eight Almn players participate In tho rout the third iitratgh engineered by Almn this season tho second In conference plnj --and not until the final minute of play was Fountain City able hs.lt the Almn scoring push. Schmidt 'was high scorer lor the losert with seven points.

Gilmanton Plum City Five Ollmanton flushoc the most impressive offensive form in conference piny Friday as It ex pertcnced llttlo difficulty In ndmln uterine Plum City Its second straight drubbing of tho sonson, 0718, in the first conference game played here this season. Four Ollmanton players baggcc ten or more points as tho homi team pulled out to 2B-7 lead the hnlf and added ns many moro points in the third quarter to clinch the victory. Jloger Dleckmnn lod tho Oilman- ton scoring parade with a total 21 while Lawrence Marum notchoc 15. Allen Moy had 13 and Everett Julson Just made the select group an even ten. Carl Rud, Gilmanton ffuard, was outstanding in the back court as he set up most of the winner's scoring opportunities In game that highlighted by the smooth ball- bundling of the Gilmanton team.

Bercholtz and Hoffman each carded seven points ns top scorers lot the losers. Happy Birthday Loretta Frances Mnusxyckl, 200 Mankato avenue, seven years old Tcxlny'n Horoscope You let the wrongs of others you and seem to feel it Is up to you to correct them. You arc rcrlous and studious, enjoy only the highest typo of literature. You always arc careful of appearances und are generally cautious. Your Jove is strong und deep.

Doubtful vibrations today regarding finances possessions, pleasure and ((peculation. Love domestic matters also hrtnlth of self und family trouble you In your next twclvo months Neither court or rrmrry nor make changes; bewrtro of quarrels ant accidents. An elderly woman will befriend you. Not fortunate In money mutters or love will be the child who is born on this date Health also will need extra care, especially if a girl. Untoward events will advcr.srly affect the life.

Words of WUdom For my purt, I nm not so sure at bottom that man is. as ho ways, the king of nature: he Is far more Its devnslnllnK tyrant. I beliovo he has many things to learn from animal societies, older than his own of infinite Kollnnd. IIwwicopo for Sunday If this Is tho anniversary of your birth, you urc determined and venturesome, even to tho verge of recklessness. You are so positive in your opinions that when you know a thing to be right.

It Is almost impossible to move you. People sometimes accuse you of being stubborn. You aro Just nnd honest and very exacting. You love with passion vigor. Tho day's influoncoi aro doubtful, Inclining toward ions, dtim- mrc and mlxups In tho evening, In your next year women, love, friendships domestic matters loom large on tho horizon.

Refrain from making hasty decisions or changes. Business and health will Improve. Today's child will bo Industrious, energetic, enthusiastic, fond of the opposite sex nnd generally fortunate. A quick, high temper Is also sbown. SPOUTS ROUNDUP By Hugh Fuller-ton, Jr.

New Cross an Rhode. Island 8tato athletic head will meet with the Boston Garde folks Monday to see what con done about the ticket problem fo their basketball game January 2 Seems about 50,000 people wan to buy mid-court seats. Each co lego has asked for 4,000 of tho bes ones and the Boston Garden onl holds 13,000 when Its Jam-pocke full The Dodgem are moanln because they Jost six players from tholr farm clubs Including som good prospects--through the base ball draft. Three of the best-look ing youngsters wont Into the Olani and Braves systems A specla alligator hide football Is being mad for the winning team In the Onto bowl game at Jacksonville, Fla Now Year's day Would you la that makes It a skin game? Absolutely Hlfht John (Barber Shop) Carraichai tells one- about on occasion when Dr. Eddie Anderson was lecturln his Iowa TT.

tackles about the 1m portance of their position "Mos games aro decided at tho tackles he proclaimed, then went on to te why In the midat of tho lectur Edcilo flxod his oyo on an Inatten tlvo athlete and asked: "Jim, whcr are most games lost?" Cam tho reply: "Right here at Iowa coach." Shorts and Most surprised spectator at th Army-Notre Damo game was Marti Brennan of Milwaukee, Terry's fa ther Brennan was a little lat arriving and reached his seat jus in time to see Fred Barley klckln the extra point after Terry's 87-yar klckoff return Fred Huber, Jr Detroit Red Wings' publicity direc tor, has Issued unique press passe this year sllfc hand-painted neck ties showing a hockey player In De lt uniform Duke Drum-Beate Ted Mann claims his university ha the world's only stadium with 1U own barbecue pit" But ther are plenty of others In which th coach Js put on the griddle. Unanswered Question Wonder If there could be any con noctlon of Dan Topping's beef abou Browns' player-sales and Bo Rodenberg's statement that Top ping approves his plan to move th Browns to Baltimore? Millar Rolls 244 for High in Victory League S. J. Millar carded the hlghes single game reported by Wlnon: bowlers Friday night when he rollci a 244 for singles honors In Victory CHKUC competition at the Keglor Club while Earl Krotz claimed th ilfth series count In that league with 04. Mnrlc Yahnkft fashioned the onl; errorless In the Class leagu xt the Athlotlc club JYlday nigh and Darby O'Brien the high Intclo game ot 227.

While AndyKuk Inskl's was the only 600 series rolled Also at the Athletic Club, Ralph lYiczek rolled the Class single game topper of 222 find Richard jOjlc rolled a three-game total 07. Isnbclle O'Brien paced keglers In Winona women's leagues Irida; night with single and series high 204 and 54S In the Nlte Ow caguo at tho Kcglcrs Klub. Lol, Mln, meanwhile, was rolling a ID Inglo and Holcn Nelson a 607 scrlos the Lndlcs league at tho Rod Men illey.i. Austin Packers Dominate Big 9 All-Star Team 'The Austin High school Packers undofoatocl and untied In 17 games uid Big Nino conference cham- ions for tho second straight year crabbed major share of honors the mythical all-conference cam selected by poll conducted the conference urea. Thrco members of the Winona High school entry received honorable mention In the listings with Harry Buck and Warren Macemon Itod Tor line play and Bob Elnhorn mentioned in the bacfcfleld 1st.

Five Packers were selected for positions on tho first 22-man unit ind all but two Austin starters re- clvod at least honorable mention In ho polling. Thuro were no unanimous nclcc- loiw for any position but Charles Cubes and Norm Axleson, North- iclcl, Carthe Hlnderman, Owaton- a. Dick Mangskau and Lcs Swen- on, Albert Lea, and Warren Fink, Dick Chaffco and Dave Weiss, all Austin, were those polling tho most votes. There aro no repeat selections on his year's squad which Is composed alnly of seniors. The complete of selections allows: Al.l, 1110 MINK CONPKKr.NCK TKAM Jllndormun, Owalonnn; ale dray, Rochoiter.

AJnlnon, Northtleld: ir Bwennon, Albert Len: Duke French, ochenter; Clint DuDoU, Itecl Wlnir. Ouard-- Wurrnn rink, Auiuln; Dick a Auilln, J'lehner. Owatonnal ert, Karlbault. Churlel KubeK, Northfleldi ulUer, Owntonnu; Jim Hotchkln, Man- nto; Ken Ilarnett, Austin. UixckB-- Dave WelM, A lnle Mu kau, Albert Lea; Jim llurnolt, lied WI erry Iloftman.

Manknto; Olen Yooum, untln; Don Owatonna; llnckett, irlbuult: Cochrane, Rochevtor. llonorabli motnlon: Red nn and Crawford, Manknlo. uok, Wlnnnai Butter, Austin; Schmidt, arlbault: Oambllle, Rooheiiter: ricker, Albert Lea, Oiiardu--llosi and lion, WlnKi Buley, Albert Loa: Meyer, watonna: Thornnn and Rochester, nd Maeemon, Winona. walonnal Much and Uher, Austin. Hacks: onson und Vine, Cook, Austin! uder, rarlbault; Aune, Mankato; Johnn, Red Wlnn; Andenon, Owatonnal ationer, Northfleld, and tinhorn, Winona, tfilwaukeean Killed i Crowing Accident Milwaukee Floyd E.

Van flerah, 42, a garage operator, was lied Friday when ho was crushed ndor an automobile which slipped om blocks as ha was repairing It. Cloudy Rain Stationary Front Snow U. S. WEATHER BUREAU MAP Department of Commerce TempenUnrc Flmre. Show Partly Cloudy Clear Without Symbol Arrows Denote Wind Flow Cold dear To Part.y C.ouuy predominated (S) Occluded Front Front Warm Front the Mississippi river temperatures were Stains on Car Not Blood, La Crosse Told Crosse, found on the rear floor mat in the car oi Albert Bishop, Grandvlew hospita manager who died Tuesday, are not olood, District Attorney John Soleman announced here today in reporting on the investigation into murder last week of Dr.

James McLoonc, La Crosse physician. Colesman said that the F.B.I, had informed him that its tests revealed the stains were not blood. Coleman added that F.B.I. views arc tests on tho coso will be withheld with the exception of the report on Bishop car. Announcement of the F.B.I, view on the stains was the flrst time that owner of the car had been identified officially.

Bishop was founc dead In Ills quarters Tuesday, and ils death was attributed to a heart attack. However, when police found stains In his abandoned car the mat was fprwarded to the F.B.I. Meanwhile, today the district attorney reported "definite progress" had been made In the hunt for the slayer of Dr. McLoono since the arrival of Charles Wilson, chief of tho state crime laboratory. Wilson arrived Thursday to aid the Investigation of the murder of the 47-year-old physician whose ody was found last Friday on a ilghway near the city.

"We are pursuing what we think ore good leads." Hearing Set In I. T. U. Case Cincinnati Tho Intcrna- lonal Typographical union (A.P.LJ Bets an opportunity December In to answer National Labor Relations board charRcs that I.T.tT.'d "no contract." policy violates of tho Tuft- Hartley labor law. The hearing, before a labor board rial examiner, was set yesterday as Jack O.

Evans, regional NLRB director, illed a formal complaint against the printers' union based charges made here October 7 by the American Newspaper Pub- Ishers association. I.T.U. hcadnuui'tci'H avo located tho Indiana capital. It will be determined at the hcar- ng whether the NLRB Itself should order the union to cease the alleged unfair labor Taft-Hartley practices. Under the law, such an order would be enforceable by the courts.

rVater Softening 3 lant at Arcadia Gets Authorization Madison, WIs. --(if)-- The state ubllc service commission announced odny It authorized the city of Ar- adifl (Trompealeau county), operat- ng as a water public utility, to Intall a water softening and iron removal plant at cost of $30,000. ilobe-Circling Pilots Stop in Edmonton Edmonton, Alia. Round- he-world flivver lilers George Tru- i and Clifford Evans stopped ver here today while mechanics uncd up their two light planes In reparation for the next leg of the ight. Truman, who lives Jn Los Angeles, nd Evans of Washington, D.

xpect to remain here until Monday chen they plan to take off for Leth- rldge in southern Alberta, whence icy proceed directly to Los Anoles. During his stay here Truman cx- ccts to have a reunion with his rather, Russell, of Brandon, has not seen lor 30 years. TODAY'S CLOSING NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Alnskn JuncftU Al Chom. it Dye. Alltl! Ch.

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ON DAY OP INSERTION Plrnt Insertion per word Soconcl insertion--nrr word Following Insertions-- prr word. EXAMPLES 38 1 dny .03 ,10 1,05 1.33 1 days "l.OB 1.30 1.50 i.no 2.30 3 days i. 05 3.33 3.71 Mio days 3.34 3.00 3.25 3.00 4.53 20 wordn 23 wordn 30 35 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY PER COLUMN discount on nil ftbova for cush or prompt payment, To PJIace a Want Ad Telephone 3322 CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY HOW TO FIND WHAT YOU WANT Look Under Classification Numlicrx ANNOUNCEMENTS to 8 SER.VICE3 10 25 KMPLOYMBNT 36 to 30 INSTRUCTION 31 to 30 FINANCIAL 37 to 41 LIVESTOCK 42 to 48 FARM GARDEN 47 to 54 HOME BUSINESS 58 81 ROOMS MEALS 82 to 80 RENTALS 00 to 00 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 07 to 10! AUTOMOTIVE 103 to 110 WANT ADS here KEPLfiSS TO BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOB AT 12:30 P. M. H-4, 10, 11.

12. 17. 22, 24, 25, 28, 3f 0, 32. Cards of Thanks Markets at a Glance Now York mixed; price changes Financial Review Wall Slrml Nuw York--(fl'i--Aborted ralln und In- dtrlnU nxhlbltbd riling tnndencloa In ty'B Mtoclc market ulthouiih many loaders umblad Into lurUior losing territory. DuallnRS picked up at Intervals niter oponlnqr but slowdowns were Irequont.

ransleri lor the two hours ran to around 0,000 flhnrox. nuslnesi opllmUU continued to hid Tor but enthusiasm hfiro wan Jackg, borne customers trimmed Recounts Tor ulck protltn becauha ol doubts regarding sltuatlonn, particularly political njiottlomcnt In Franco and Italy. Offer- gi for Income tax purposes restraining Influence. remained Tops for 1047 wore touched by western Dryland railway common and second nrorred, together with Anaconda Wire Cable. An oarnlnK.i Jump buoyort Dana orp, Resistant were Croat Northern Rail- ay, Southern Runway, North America, enneeott, Corro do Pasco, Boeing, Oliver orp.

and sttantdard Oil (KJ). Stocks narrow. Bonds quiet; some rails improve. Cotton Irregular; 1 textile mills buy heavily In nearby positions. Chicago Wheat steady; low temperatures In southwest.

Corn steady; good demand cash grain. Oats steady with corn. J-Ioss nominally unchanged. Cattle nominally unchanged. Winona Markets SlUurdur November Reported by Swift si company Buying noun 8 a.

m. to 4 p. m. Monday through Friday, 8 m. to noon Saturday.

These quotations apply until 4 p. m. Al livestock arriving after closing will bo properly cared Tor, weighed and priced tho following raomlug. Tho following quotation! am tor 1000 to choice Truck bog.v IIUOB Market steady. Extreme top S23.T.

Choice D.rr... HO-10U SI0.7S-22.25 1UO-180 180-300 S23.10-23,35 200-220 S23.75-23.06 240-270 J23.75-23.fl5 270-300 523.75-23.05 12.1.50-23.(10 Mildlum 100-220 Gond lo Choice Sowi-- 270-300 S23.15-23.25 300-330 330-300 J23.15-23.23 3(10-400 400-450 450-500 Thin and unfinished 250-530 S20.oO.22.25 Stags 400-060 CATTLE Marlcet steady. Bteem and Ycnrllncit Oood to Choice 120.50-up Medium to Good Grain Chicago Fntnrea High Wheat-Dae. 3.07'A May 3.95 Vi July Buj). 2.55'A Corn-Doc.

2.54V. May July 3.30 SOIL a.22'A dun- Dee. 1.24H Muy J.n Soybeans-Mur. Muy 3.02 Duo. 3IUI7 Jun.

39.30 Mur, 27.no May 27.DV 20.00 Low Sat. 2.CO'/j 2.51 'A 2.43H J.33 2.21 1.23 Mi 3.83 3.RO 3.05V* 3.54V* 28.19 27.75 37.85 37.85 2.5!'/4-3.05 3.53 Vi 2.53'/« 2.31*4 2.4S'/.-2,45 2.44'A 2.35-2.34=/« 3.34 2.22-2.21V1. 3.30 I.34V1-V. 1.23 3.13'A-l.lS 1.12% 3.HB 28.20 27.78 37.85 27.86 2s, BO 3S.43 27.82 27,95 27.87 Chloaia CRSh Chlearo--Vn--Wheat: None. Corn new No.

2 No. 4 3.24; No. 8, Oats No, 1 mixed 1.28%. Bnricy malting l.flO-2,07 nominal: feed 1.115-1.112 nominal. yield dnod rer hundredweight nominal Timothy b.26-6.75: red top 14.60-15.60.

Minneapolis Futures Open High Low But. Frl. Ifhoat. Doc. 3.01 Vi Mliy Outs- Dec.

1.18% May 1.08'A Dec 3.0211, 2.88% 3.OP/4 3.87% 1.18V* 1.08 3.02 1.18 3.00'.'* 2.87 1.18% 1.08 2.77Mi 2.75'/i Common to Itolfnrs: aood to Cholen i to Oood Common to Fair Cows: Good to Choice ralr to Medium Common to Fair Cannors Cutters Dulls: rjccf Bolotrna, Eimvy Bologna, Light Minneapolis Cash Minneapolis --W 1 )-- Wheat receipts to- 204; year ago 161. Trading basis down ono cent. Price's higher. Cash: No. 1 leavy darlc 3.12'/i-3.17.

Dark lorthcrn: No. 1. No. 3, 3.10V4- J.16; No. 3.

No. hard Monl D. No. 3 hard hard i i 3.07-3.10. Hard umber 3.13.

127.60-up (14, 50-24. 00 412.23- 1.1. 60 111.50-12.00 SU.OO-Up CALVES tondy. Extreme top $28.00. Market Choice Oood i to Oood Common Immaturn culvcfl vciluoa, LAMBS Market steady.

iCxt.Mimii top $22.00. (24.60-25.50 purchased at aalvase (ft.OO-down Oood to Cliolco Mudluin Common rrocdlcrln Grain Maltluir Company Uaj State Mllllnir ITlitut: No. 1 N. Sprlmt. M.D3; No.

2 N. Spring. No. 3 N. Spring, No, 4 Spring, Ha.

1 liurd winter, ta.n.1. llyn: No. 3, J2.00. Klovator A Grain PrleftB narlcy: Hpeclnl, No. 1, No.

3. No. 3, No. 4, No. H2.30.

THE GRAB BAG Onc-MJnute Test 1. What docs "toccata." mcnn Jn music? 2. In slnglnR what is "sotto 3. What Is a tuba? One-Minute Test Answers 1. A brilliant composition in free fantasie style, usually for organ or harpsichord.

The movement ol the toccatta is rapid. 2. Softly, in low voice. 3. The term originally meant a trumpet.

It Is now used for the deeper-toned valvo brass instrument; a deep-toned saxhorn. 3.14. No. 1 red 3.1). Corn: No.

4 yellow 2.2D-2.51. Oats: No. 3 white l.ll)'/4-i.22y*. Uarlcy: 1.72-2.66. Rye: No.

3, 2.7TA-3.86V4. Plnx: No. 1, 7.00. Soybeans, to arrive Livestock South St. Paul South St.

Paul--(J- (USDA) Cattle compared Friday last week: slaughter steers and hollers mostly steady, tome medium nnd wood shortfcdn 50 cents lower: cows 50-100 higher: bulls strong to 36 cents hlKiier; voulurs mostly 1.00 lower; stackers and feeders generally steady: choice to prime slaughter steers weighing 1,204 Ibs. at 3C.OO, equaling record top: top KOOd und cholco ntuers and yoarllngs 30.00- mixed yearllnKfi 31.30: bulk: good 2U.no-20.00: choice holism 30.00; top good and choice 18.60-20.00: late bnlk good 15.60-18.00; 'top good weighty bulls 18.75; bulk good 17.80-18.50: closing sales good and cholco vcaiori 10.00-25.00; cholco 775 Ib. loading steers 24.25; medium and good stackers generally bulk Itood and cholco steer calves 10.00-33.00. Hoss, compared Friday last week: llar- rowu and gilts lully steady; sows steady to strong; feeder pigs strong to ao higher: good and choice 11)0-300 Ib. barrows and trt 24.76! good rtnd cholco sows mostly 24.26.

Bhcnp, compared Friday last week: SlauBhtcr lambs steady to 25 lower; slaughter uwcs strong; weeks top 23.25 on oad outstanding 102 Ib. native wooled liimbs; bulk good and choice tor work 22.00-22,7B; KOOd and choice yearling wethers 18.00-10.00; replacement classes weak to 30 lower; good and choice 70 Ib. western feeding lambs 30.50; good and cholco native and Dakota offerings 1B.OO10.50: medium lightweight feeders 15.0017.00. DAVIS-Words cannot nxpri'so how much appreciate tho kindness, nyinpaUiy, Jlon and sjilritual tributes received diirln our darkeht hours or narrow, the deat of our beloved husband and rather, espuclally thank Ui-v. J.

Korpsoll fo Ills services, the chair, those who con tributed tho use of their cars, the pal! bearers and all our 'rlends. neighbor and relatives who assisted us In an --Mrs. George Davis and children. Funeral Directors Fawcett-Hillyer Funeral Service 27C-278 East Third St. Telephono 3624 FUTMERAL NOTICE Mrs.

E. S. Gunn Monday, 10:00 a. m. Central Methodist Church Burial, Waseca, Minn.

Lost and Found LOST CAR BATTER.Y on West Third In front of the Hurry Back. Telepnon 0200. TRICYCLE--Lost. Large size. Finder pleal return to 81 E.

8th or telephone 4U8 for reward. WHAT TO DO WHERE TO GO for 1'our Entertainment and After the Show The best waffles In town nt SNACK BHOP OUR SPECIAL, dining room Is cQulppcd tab! caro of or Bioup mcetlngi prlvata partlcl or banauota. Bteai Shop. C1U8PY, CBUNC11Y, Bia.IC ll'n llin llottlllll. IjrllUn THE DAI11V UAH We made 1'- good! You made It famous.

"Howie's" Butterscotch corn. THE VARSITY Alter that late chow or danca stop In at MICKEY'S GRILL Everything that's good to eat. Open all night. MONDAY'S TREAT Chicken Pie Whipped Potatoes Chicken Gravy Buttered Peas Salnd Roll Butter Harvest Queen Coffee 60c RED OWL COFFEE BAR DO TOU hava an uncontrollable alcohol problem and actually desire, or need help to solve 3L? II no. Information may be obtained by writing Alcohollcn Anonymooii.

Box 123, wlnon Confidential No treatment No duel ividually tlon and lureloal Mn. Dorothy Meyeri. Arcadia, 11SR-1I 883 3rd St. Telephone BPENCEIt foundation Bruiliru nurBlr.nl lupporu. Far appointment Mra.

Irene Feddcra. Telephone 1411. W. 1th. RtgUtered Auto Service, Repairing 10 LET Chlearo Chicago--1'7 1 )--Hogs were quoted nomln- nlly unclianRcct nt to J25.2S on the llvciitock market today, tho WCSK i prlcen ptcady to 50 cents lilRhcr np compnrctl wltli last -weekend.

A largo offering of short-fed steers and Jbclfcra broke tho cattlo marlcct toward the close of tho week. Frnctlcnlly all classes with severe losses. Top for the week wnu $30.00, Oood und cholco nln.URhl.er were itcndy till" wook, but poorer uradcs lout emits to $1.00. Woolcd liimuo nold up a 123.33, HID wuek's top. (USDA)--HOBS 0.300 (iiKUnmtcd); compared week IIKO: BuLchern wclshlnK over 190 Its.

around 25 higher: lighter weights atcndy: BOWS 60 lURhcr. Cattle BOO (esLlmntcd); comptxrcd week nnvnro downward price prnssuro de- lain on practically "11 itrndos and slaughlcr sLocrs nnU hclfrn cholco Btcors cloned slcntly to 50 lower ollowlnR stronn to 30 hiRher trade nrly in tho wi-olt, nil other steers 1 l.OO- ..00 lower; liolfor.i I.OO-S.oo mod- uin and KOOd boor rows 50 to 1.00 lower, lomo uood cows off morn, cnnnnrs and gutters 60-75 hiRher; hulls 1.00-1.50 lownr; utlvcs und vealerti Tvenk to 1,00 lower: oad lot top 3B.OO paid for choice to prime 400 Ib. Nebraska bccvns; steers and lonu vnarlinRs grudliiR avcraRe-chotce or tantlor 3.50-30.15. week's bulk Rood and choice teem 25.riO-3Ii.00; choice mixed stocrs and iclfers 35.00 und 35.25, ntrMRllt Hollers load lots topped nt 32.00; medium and Hood bed cows 15.50-21.00, llttlo ubovc O.oo lute; practical mte top heavy suusaRe ulls in.60; Rood and cholco voulcru 2.50- 00: licuvy IfedliiR stnors declined In ympathy with lower market on beef attle. Block calves and ycnrllnR alow, tcndy, load lots choice 800-1000 Ib.

fccd- steers 24.00-24.35. choice calves 4,20. common mid medium (ilock steers 4.75-11).On. Sheep 200 (estimated): comnnrrd week IIKO: Receipts lurucr thun previous week; Rood and choice sliiURlTler lumbs nbout steady, lower Rrntlcs closing 50 to 1.00 off; qood nnd choice yonrllnRS quotnblo steady but common and medium 50 to 1,00 lower: owes steady to 25 or more off; hulk Rood nnd choloo wooled lambs for four days 23.00-2S.25, week's tlop 23.25: good to cholco No. pelted shorn Inmbs 22.4022 75 J'jst-Rood shorn InmbK 22.00; medium to good yearlings 10.00-18.50.

deck Rood nnd choice wethcrH 10.00, common und medium Rood nnd choice slaughter cwos a.60-!l.50, largely 8.75 down late wltll lower eradoa 7.00-8.SS. OUR EXPERTS take care of your BODY, FENDER and PAINT JOBS IMMEDIATE SERVICE Drive In or call 4841. Wa Make Prompt Estimates. ENSTAD NASH MOTORS 164 Walnut Street. Wlnonm.

GET YOUR To Acquaint You with the ULTRA MODERN FACILITIES IN OUR NEW SHOP A DISCOUNT On Wheel Alignment will be offered FOR 10 DAYS November 24 through December 4 Checkup and Estimate Free No Obligation -Service department Is now in charge of H. SOBECK Honest, thorough and dependable man. of 20 years local experience. Motors completely overhauled. Motors replaced.

Tune-up. Robinson Garage 216-218 West Third St. Kaiser-Frazor Sales and Service (2 weeks delivery guaranteed) WHEN THE LEAVES FALL It's your cue to get your car ready for winter weather. Cold and snow work hardship on vital radiator, starter, generator, transmission and differential in soon for genuine personal interest service by experts who have the know- how. COME IN FOR A FREE ESTIMATE TODAY OVERHAUL Your motor or Install a now one.

RELINE Your brakes. TUNE UP and check up your car lor fall driving SAVE YOUR TIRES With adjustment on the Bear machine for front end alignment and wheel balancing. OUR BODY and FENDER DEPARTMENT can Rive immediate service on painting and body work ol any kind. MATCHING PAINT IS OUR SPECIALTY! DRIVE IN NOW While we can servo you promptly. SEIFERT-BALDWIN MOTOR COMPANY 117-121 West 4th Telephono 5977 Laandeltac IS TOPS IN DRY CLEANING Pickup awrtM.

Telephone, 3M1 HADDAD'S CLEANERS Film Developing IT CIWI8TMA8 BPKCIALB at Orlfflni library. Picture plnao. Bit now Jor thut portrait or tamllr group. Tracking, 1ft OENKRAI. mud You call, wa haul.

bT oontract. a or month. MIX Help DISHWASHER WANTED Apply Winona kitchen. KXPB1UENCED wanted K.EWPH1K LTJNCH. GIRL--For general office work.

hind. Good and watrei. Contact Murphy Motor FrelRht Lmea, Second and Eumbro 81. GENERAL HOUSEWORK--Olrl or aged lady wanted on farm. town.

Good wages. Write Marg, Klver Pallt. Wla. I1OU8KCLEANINO and child cue. Capahlo women or Rlrl wanted.

Top heavy cleaning or Jaundry. 5709. HOUSEWORK--Ploajant, ff wnntdd. to auKt itlta ana care of two children. No or heavy cleaning.

room with, Good WBKCI. Apply 351 W. lib. Oood wagea, phonn OP3. IJOirT HOUSEWORK Olrl or Write 3I-B Republican-Herald.

PA8TKI COOK--WanUd. Apply HOWL ROOU CLBHJC--Part time. WUllami WANTED--Oirl to for and board. Telephone "778. WAITRESS WANTED Parkway Shop.

OFFICE WORK Wanted Rirl Tor general office work. Must be able to take dictation. Good salary, attractive working conditions. Apply in person. BUCHHOLZ LUMBER CO.

GIRL WANTED FOR OFFICE WORK Must have some knowledge of bookkeeping and typing. Apply In DOERER OIL 6: FUEL CO. 1078 West Firth. WANTED Lady to Do Waitreo Work at the Candy Box Hours 11:00 a. m.

to 8:00 p. m. Apply In person. PART TIME Pastry Cook Helper WANTED 60c per hour FORD-HOPKINS GIRL WANTED Tor GENERAL OFFICE WORK Steady employment. Good working Apply to MARIGOLD DAIRIES Help ATJTO PLATES.

book coven, tftermometen. Olant pcnclli. slaaaaru. yardxtlcka. leather, pocket tnlTea, calra- dars; complete largt art Uui.

calendars, new and atapli aCT. mr- claltlet. Many special New 1048 line ready. Every Ilrm a proipcct. Weekly advance agalntt earned commU- ilon.

Large complete line. Norcraft, Inc, Cincinnati 8, Ohio. DRIVER SALESMAN for truct Apply peraon to Zip DotOlne 1000 4 Ol. rABMWOBK--Married man top wageii, neparatn all rnodem llvliic Quar- tern, Olen Donalrtnon, Dover. Minn.

Telephone Plalnvlow hffKCHANIC--Part time mechanic Home Motor 311 Center 5FFICE and general care. Boma typing. Dliabled preferred. metrt Write JI-32 Republican-Herald. IALKSMAN at Judy Ann tlan Blind Co.

rait raovlne product. commlailon. Telephone 1440 or BDNDAY ONLY KOVJTE--Boy -wanted. Winona 107 LalayelU. USHER--And Janitor work.

Boy ror part Umi. Must be II Apply Winona Theatre. Sltaationi 3O Business Services CALL CHOATXa for radio aervlca. CARPET do all cln.llr.lni In carpet layinx. Fruetela.

Ill W. 3rd. Telephone 3733. ELECTRIC MOTORS--When they fall mand the bcjt In sen-Ice. Call Lackort Electric Repair.

Telephone 1103. rLOOfl BANDINO Telephone 3708 for eitlmau. JAMIta A. KANQEL. Bllgar Loat.

FOR STANLKY 15RU8I1KS. chcmlcalu demonitratloni Mr.i. Richard Uoon- ler. Went Bnt Modern ADTHORIZKD and HaklnK dellverloa ot new Hoorari now. Place your order, n.

A Co. phona 1871. MODKRN SELF aervlce In farming community In amall In- cludci very good bulldlnit, all new Bi- turei, large walk-ln cooler, alit tanra living rooma over hot and water, iteam heat. Priced at M.tOO. Inventory cxtiit.

Muit aeii of health. Write H-J2 Republican-Herald. MACinNEa WCPAIRED--Expert on all makei, advanced Mtl- tnatei. Blnger Sow Inn CenUr. telepbom 2003.

n. Wo In ot all electrical i Jc Electric tha repair 118 Center It. VENETIAN BLINDS--Custom made, wlOi your choice or colorod tupes. Full line of Quality accessories. We repair, repaint and retape.

VENETIAN BLIND CO. Telephone 487C. HAZOR CLEAN your newer. No fust and not much mum. Telephone jr.

11 Konkel. TREE TRIMMING and REMOVING Professional Trw Surgeoni. ALLEN TREE SERVICE 3904. CUSTOM CHAIN SAWING Will go anywhere. Lyman W.

Bocttchcr 554 East Wabasha Phone 6452 COLLEGE COUPLE, -with bahy. board and room In exchange Jor wort Write H-37 Republican-Herald. FARM WORK--Middle aced man wanta do choren and work on farm durtnc winter. Lifetime experience. No booze or out nlghu.

Tindii milking machine drlvei tractor. Bennle Ekker, Rt. 1, CHAIN SAWING Tree felling and FRED KRANZ Sugar Loaf Telephone 6061 Opportunities 3T WIDTT 8TAND Oil-cloth rack, ipool cane and other mlicellaneoua for aale, alio store for rent at 311 Uankau Ave. GRANITE SHOP In St. Cloud.

Information write 301 4th Ara. X. 81, Cloud, Minn. HE8TAUTIANT BOTLDINO--And equipment on ManVnto Ave. Acroaa ntwet from Athletic club.

Choice location Tor bual- or Oils Kind. Aola "Bealtora," Wl- riona, TWO-BAY BICRV1CK STATION--far by major oil company. New, modern, wall located on hlRhway HI In Wabaaha, erate Inveitmtnt required. Prefer Jenced raan, tood merchandUer. wrtw KlTlnir rull details or experience.

All pllei confidential. Box H-31 Bepnbllcaa- Xerald, WANT A PROWTABU atan7 ownara wanting to iw aihar na ttelr tall. bare aerrral at the nmiBt AbU ftaal Eataui Anccr. BEAUTY SHOP Excellent location. Pine cQulpmcnt.

Long established buslncsi. Telephone 5059 38 DON'T LET a larre fire Insurance on your home and furnlshlnm "set you down." We can arrange amall monthly or yearly payments to autt your Income. Before you Insure ice ua for rail par- Oculari. AbUi Insurance Agency. Cast Third.

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