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1.7 1 PAGE FIVE Farm Sale Calendar LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE STILL BURNING SOMEBODY WANTS IT No Matter What You Have You Can Sell it With a Classified Ad A WANT AD A DAY BRINGS BUSINESS YOUR WAY Buy What You Want Sell What You Don't Want Hanamo 43 Farmers 114 sin advertising as your sale date is sei It put Ja the 14 Byron King Estate 2 miles nt-rth Maitlasd. 4 miles south. Skidmore. P. A.

Nance. -i aale -a male south Elmo. THE MARYViLLE DAILY FOKCM, MARYYIIXE. MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY EYEX1XG, DEC.

13, 1944 for those arho IpSlllilllf OH. IT QSTi TIME OU HELtO MHtVs! 5. STiIl P.x YOU lP le Forusi at il WSitO AUNUE 1 SvEUL TaT CRN 1 1 OU SSEM SQ5T t'ti 67 Coniact Tie I iffiVJ ST WCK.7 wfU.O. VOu COQPEROTE 1" LAST Ti.g saw fOt "YOU. BLOW deparyaen; MiXSD OF SSJR i ANNS 'B tSR.

Ff CORK HOT" SY UKE CRICKtT O-J gNOSc!) yl; vi Washington Special Notices 15; Horses, Cattle. Swine 47 1 Livestock Markets-at-a-GIasce Stocks and Bonds New York STOCKS iar: 5A CASH. CHOP OR PARTNERSHIP larsv farsK. TtJiani adequately 12-11-13. Wanted to Rent GARAGE IO car.

Curtis 3 Farms and Lands 10 IMPROVED 260 ACHE FARM. $55 O. Y. 22-7-13. GOOD 320 ACRE IMPROVED Skidmore-.

$52.50 O. W. long. Quitman. CHRISTMAS FARM OFFERING TimES 160 ACRES, small down 10 years 4 per cent 120 0, ed.

two 45 s. improied. terms; 2C3. unproved, way low ns price; 5t tancy improved, SO bu. corn acre this year.

Five-room fancy house msproicd Fee Bartram Shre-ve for terms Make a rry Christmas and Happy New Year lor your Bartrarsi Shrde, Brokers-. Articles For Sale 12 PORICY SELF FI For Rent SPECIAL BARGAINS IN S3. 100, and 160; also us. comparatively 3a phantom ful-vu frames give strength of framed classes Shackelfd- Optometrist. 30NDS M-r-ied; COTTON Qmct; in.

11 hedging. Chicago WHEAT Mixed; ifillli; deferred contracts. CORN V.eak; efferinss. RYE Weak; local ii-ilin," KCGS-lcti, 25 45 top $14 25 spariii-ly. CATTLE -V.

er; fcp 517.50. 23 n.i Grains Chicago Grain Fit CHICAGO v.h...t was steady bt futures vrere c-r-j and rye suffering 1 cs. 11. than a apparent 113 Offerings jr. tl: ueie he.iv ai.a r.s 'i 'o v.

an cr a a it: on tl'i- session. Tne character '--it v.cak::!s cf market. Annonneemcnt 1 Price Admnitrat-on incrc.t ceihn-j prices for 1: cents iijd little mt ir.ar- At the to iowcr than ytstcjir. -VccumhcT Sl'O Co--. eti I.

Btcember 51 14. o.cs lv.cr. CS 5 i.rs to li't- 3aris-. v.a- of; to Deceritbr S1.I3-S. Chicago Cash Graiii WHEAT No v.h:-r.:.

corn No 4 No 2 SI 02 OAT3 No. 4 h- vvv 1 No. I led. 72 BARLEY, rj m-iial M.ii'm- to FIELD SEED. pr n-rs'e'lwt.

nnm-nal Timothy 33: 331 53; r.lsik? iLZy-. Chicago Grain Tabl of lor hops Spear Hog Fattener -Meal; Wormers: Tonics: Dry Dip and iaaaj other things you need to fatten your hogs economically at -Holt Supply North REWARD -Wis! the irou uhv mistake walnut ir 'r- arn and itoen liberal Cill or 55. 12-3-14 H.s:s:!jji 740 Rtiuiators Reaired and Cleaned BICYCLE REPAIRING AND BICYCLE PARTS Welding and Maciiine Work. LEWfS G. MOORE REPAIR SHOP 1st Door East of 5-ll-TF TO MY FRIENDS and -Dsn to my heaith at.d jr.c: v.catUrr I will r.i.1 tfcc any aiitli Isjiic I tl.ai.it you Biiscellaneons 22 Mary vine.

Mo. FOR TRADE Tc-i: pick-up lor larger P. I 2-U-12' Female Help "Wanted 28 Puritan Cafe. (12-13-15! Help Wanted 29A WANTED Ycunt: S'-an or ticket agent; night, duty. 3uri.es-ton Depot 12-11-16.

FRY COOK ANTED fcr aitr.t -'huft hours and Bom. a2-ll--3t. Situations Wanted 31 WANTED Job or. farm by mrnth or shares: erpcrtenced. Wrr.e S3 12-11-13).

Antomobiies For Sale 32 FOR SALE 1935 Por.t.ac Sedars good cor.diticu. gotd rabr-er. An- 3 -west Ccn- Junctien. Service, Tires.Aecessories 33 Winterize Your Gar Now wita ALEMITB Oils and Greases. Babb-St.

Glair Motor Co. WANTED Motorists to bring in their cars for Complete Auto Repair Service and Body and Fender Work. SEE US FIRST ROLAND CTJRNUTT MOTOR CO. Sales and Service. Both Phones 130.

Money to Loan 45 LOAN ON ATJTO- COLLATERAL LOANS We Read Daily Forum Want Ads Williams ASK FOR MONEY TO rnobSes. Reduce rrionth.y paj- lend to ir.dmdu? on stocks, ooaas. secured notes and other securities that are Service is prompt, rales moderate. Bank of Skidmore. Skidrnore.

Mo. (6-14 By J. R. -Jig." oy Van Wj rk 'IU a t-cmbmati-ri of Mr. Brooks" study 01 1 Bf gummy with The of N-eA.

folluaeti "Nca- iKduri he so 5'jni'j rsiinj I JiteMry the of 1: i H-Kh liv -Z. 17. 4C. Clear Nazis From from 1) during the ingiit tilttred back into Dcntiiv.vriUrr. Gey and M.ir.ar.v ler.

virtually s-nbtirbs Dtttc-n. ami these v. iron! the ctAd mud. cue by Neiv Aerial Device The Germans used a strant'e r.f-v.- device, bails fioatir-g in the air. T.ir.r v.as net nteciateiy ciear.

aotanc-s bv the V. S. entii annv 111 the JCirisrune- corner brought German fr.ntier at rr-any po.nts and grr-at sections of "he Siegfried line- AorSts withji snort artiiiery V.1n.;::..rc: ere la miics cf Si: miles ir.stde the incttstriai Sa rl S. army its iray thoruih another 700 yares of Frauiautern, iiaif tiLst iateiiits tcivn a mile nortii Sat: icm. Repeated broken three north at Diii-ngen and addit pillboxes were captured.

Tiie Tiiird aririv iriGied acrcss the German frontier ans.v. spanning the ci 31ie. and eapf.iri:;-.-Haakirchen three rmis no neas: Virttialiy all the Germans except sacrificial units had been driven bc-; hind the Roer. v. is only about 120 feet -n-ice at Duren.

Mijst of that mined industrtai city lies east of the riter. and there v. as gn of an ninediate American attempt t3 cress the flood waters. Troops at Mariatreiler were vir tually the cutsl-tirts -of Duren and vvert 13 miles inside Germany and 21 of Cologne. One American cut off in Mariavreiler during the but re-cstabLshed ccnlact before daira.

Ingrthy Blood Bath Bel: Dtrren the Htirtren forest i.L-,i been left after a lengthy aieod bath which started in rmd- October. German broadcast continued to refiect concern about Lt. Gen. Aies- anrier iL Patch's dr.ve toward the Weltth 0: cf the Rhine. The r.ii.-: army closed "it eight miles of the French border town of 3.000), gatesay to the province.

The Majir.r.t line, partly inhabited oy French civilians. as passed "cut the whole Sies'ried I ne was ahead. In this area, the German frontier breaks westward front the Rhine. The drive combined with that of the Thjrc ainiy on Patch's left to squeeze the Sieafned line frcm west and south. In this section, however, the line is thickest, being fortified up to 30 in-le depths to the Hhins.

Some 30 or mere towns were swept up yesterday, cliii; cr of them inside Gerrr.r.r.y. Behind the German lines. Allied air power hit again and again in operations suggesting an attempt to isolate the Germans the central and r.crtnem sections of the front. Armistice in Greece Is Sought by Labor Party in Britain LONDON T' The Labor party r.r.-r. fd a ca.iing on govemrnent to steps to onng about an armistice in Greece, but any direct cer.unciation of Prune intdrventlon poiicy.

The resolution, put, forward by the littra- irr- Sev- piaced range. CHESTER WHITE UOAItS; 1H ored or open. Strt-a Grand hter 1 POLAND-CHINA PUREBRED Gilts; stock icr. S-l Saunders. I'lRE BRED Silled Poland boars uulls :v.i- 11 TOR SALE Fici cows.

IU 1 12-13- The Boofe Corner News froai Oty Librajj By Mrs. G. VL CoIbrt "Islattds in th Colli. by Ernes Tiic story of an army lorced to niak a iaiidin-' in "he of Canada. It is on a -r it.

ard adds tip to to the of total v.ar. All critics aii.te in its praise. "State of the Nation." by John D35 Passts The author has tii-- country 11:3 cviicitions. labor and wiiat not. H15 are translated into tins reriotss snoti-t! to thcti7htful readers.

"7 Cot a Ccuntry," by Gilbert i cf -jabrt-ti. A noei of Alaska in ar time. The chief characters are three sol- tra-el north in the Tlieir ntai-adjustment tntes the theme of the book. 'The Cross and the by Albcrt Mait2. The hero of'ths book is a German.

Why. then, did he light an. cf to direct Er.3ii.si1 bastbers tj the plan: in hc- vr "A rcwertul tr.e Book Revie. espect novels to frcra ilus present says the Netr York Tur.eS. "Dcc't Lock Behind by tnys-tery story.

eli ritten and a.r..r.i the rccuis.te number cf Imrr.crtl by Stone. A dyr.am.c b.ired oa the life ana ioit. of Jess.e Benton Free-rnorft. Net or.lv is this no', el im portant its historical value, for rcfcfinr.s io us the life of of the brilliant and iidverssur- i niory Jessie aetr.on Frcetnor.t. daughter the p.cturesoue Tom Beaton, o.

sell- atur. ana fe cf Gen. -Joim C. Free dom, the cariy e.iplsrer of the Your Kids and Mite," by Joe E. Bron.

Attention, parents! If yoi; have a iujn in the service you sill waist to read this book. Fernaps yon don't like Joe Brof-Ti voir, his big mouth and slapstick comedy; many do not. But his repart on our boys as he isited then; in cvmps ail oter the world so rail of and tender beauty and the fun that i.e brought ti them that it will help you even as he helped them. "History of American Costttrner by Ehzabith McClellan. A comprehensive study of the dress of our ancestors illustrated with oer 700 pictures, many of them fuli pase co'r plates.

"To see cur ancestors dressed is to have a shrewed guess as to what they were and what thev did." The pictures alone make this a book of charm. "The Hooked by Wrn. Win-throp Kent. P.a; makers will welcome this book with its 175 illustrations of the var.ous forms of hooked rtjrs. from the early primit.e designs cf early down to the elaborate li- of the century designs now Sieirsg searched for and copied by modem rug- makers.

The Old China Bookr by N. Hudson Mcore. A book compiled to meet the war-is of who own old china and would Hke to know mo: Staffordshire, portrait, 1 St. Joseph calces 600: 1 com- 5 tr? tr.ac'i-i: 2 nirket; fe.v 1 ijaav 23 -ind 15 loads offered 11. .1 -ir-.

uiui 1250-15J5 or littiv undertone aroasid 25 or ijv.er increased ran light eariaias and .) heavy calves steady: vcal-crs it 1 rcpsaceinent sitck 502: general ntarket 25-23 Rd and choce 200-270 13 35-14 K); bulk 13-iV; top 14 00; uijiiniy 135; v. 1255; SU sows 13 53: iri salts nian.iy 13.4C-. SHEEP 5 -3; natite Iambi to ewes about and choice native 13 75-14 rnecium line good 75-13 51; euts 525; nti.in dci.E tn utlier "elds Chicago HOGS Cl.aC: Wfrihts 270 lbs. aiid :1ov.ti, 25 10 43 cents Ic-wer; in: 35-40 cents and ever 270 lbs. sr-tzxc 10 cents higher; sows ta 10 cents lower; and m-270 14.C2-14 20.

top 14 25 -iy. and 14 0C-14 2O; ana choice 27. -333 lbs 14 10: tew sood tltocc -5C-1S0 lbs. 135-1330; ire ii) sows 13 fW: cierance. CATTLE 14 CC-5: call es 1.C0Q: ted market cn fed steers and ht-ifcrs: vta 25 r- inwer than i-f tlo'e mrs; steers 53 under caily Tueiday and 1X0.

ntoiti; 1.03. below late -tcjft: most iaiti. :3.CC-1d built early tap 17.C0 cn i.iSO-ib. averages with 13 CO (t. ch.ce I- ssricc- steers: hJ-irs IC 03-15X0; best 26jO: cctvs.

b-ihs and edicts scarce strcng; cattia cHEE? r0j: arly -'t to strona: lour am. ciclce fed Clipped lambs 17o 1 r.r.ti fall shorn pelts. 14.2:). 14.53 on nat.vc-lati.ts. ana choice fed held above 14.75: cd jtrilnj v-ethers r.r.m pills.

yearl.ns cvres out it 12.. 3: edd lot; good and chtice "atr.e ees 55--35C. Inad cull and iiul-t ev.ts. 5 00. East St.

Lonis HOGS 31.030; market fairly r.c-:;vc- t- tntyrcsts; 270 30-43 liwtr; stcjiss 12-2'J lower; and ctais 15-25 coeti r.r.:l tholce 3S3-275 las. il 10-14 13. n.citi-, 14.10. practical izp 14 15; rr.cr: load 14115: kr 35; lb-; 12 c'5: inedmm to ci.cire 100-130 J'ar. 10.75-12.43: rcod 'eves 13 50.

few at 13.50: stars 1250-13 50: clearance. a cessation before nishtfall hile, cropped over Midwest area and the was forecast for the area tomtrrow. The death toll from the stcrm. v-nich from Colorado to the Atlantic seaboard and into Southern states. as 5S.

while in Canada IS persons their lives frcm causes directly attributed to a Hc-rrr. which centered in Ontans. The storm which struck the sector dur.n-4 the wee yesterday spent its fury in syiwima. West Virginia and New aithoi3h the whole East. and the southern tier ol states a3; winds.

Ohio reported from the stcrm 12. while II eacn a fi ported ni New York. Tempt ratttres in the ranged from near zero to the mid-; 20's and were expected to rise siowly during the day. Japs War LONDON A Tokyo ctoad- The Market Trend ORK- -P Attention -a specialties today's -1 and whiif some cf the eased a l.ttie l-er general list moved ca a v.ere taised near the cf a small cicup of v.ri-c-i were bid up fractions 3 Plants. The tttrned fuiSh.

the u. vt'. tne market suo- since the begiBjmsg -f were about I ih, res. tains in the final 1 vr. Occcrtch.

V. 3. Rubber. S. -rs It Johns -Mar-viiie.

Fe Ameri'jsn Ttlenhone. rcachiiiK r. new high. 1.. itwer ground included V.

Be'hlc hem, Rt-pabi Ifi-ir Ward. Case, i "A.4 United Aircraft 1 Can and Elenne- -0CU ll.r.La vere irregular. Stock Av 15 1 Wt 7112 33.0 A .1 5721 57.4 543 435 57.5 2i 22 4 22.3 32.4 22J c-. 0 3 75 3 3S0 34.9 3D0 35.1 It" -4 I. Closing Quotations New York Curb -4 r-t 117 Net.

Ycrfc Sleeks A. Cum- onu Dye io-3 Cn S3 T. 165 --in: To 3. T. 5F 76' E.I-.ii:: Av.at.

4o- Stc. 63' a Co. 14" Cr). 137 Celt: cct PrtJ i 1 Dp N. 137-.

Gen 4t Cca Mottr C3 tB7 53: T. i R. 43; Sl Ktnneo-f C. 3G" oc 73-; Lo.ae--.',: 31s. 43'.

Mo: WarO 51 '-t N-oh-Ktl'-: Ctl'-in. :5:. N. Can 13 Nat Cash Res. 33 r.M N-i- Difj.

35'. Y. C- n-ral F.3 20vi O.l 17: Po-i Am. At 35- Penney sjo 103 Sd Pet. 44: Pi Gam.

57 Radto Corp. 10 Too. 32! 54 Sc- I02'i Sconv-Yacuum 13'i Par. 39 St. -I.

Brands 23 Cal. 37'i Oil Ind. 33 z-a. on 3. 55- tz Cn.

32 P.vc U. Steel 59 Woorworth 41 -i Weather Forecasts est. partly clcudy -i ana ton ant. mcr east today. tomjnt 25 to 2S.

cay fa.r with moderating tem- P.r-:..rts. NEBRASKA Fair in the west. clcudy east, today and to- Somcwhat r.rr.st tccay. .1 tonishf nearest 25. Thursday t.lerate temperature.

IOWA Far tonight and ThtiTo- fCi and ri.u:;-day. at Nccth They form- erly operattd the" Linvill? hotel ir Mart an at erase of 32 teeth. By FRED HARIrlAN JW mif Sfs BAEX HOLDS PRESS CONFERENCE ii.es n. notv hotd press Cjrt-. sr.

sarry. cut.r.-: committee, carried cy a card vcte of 2.445 'X- to CT. votes v. b. abtut each ni represent un.or.

cc ssum: nimibersaip. Dimancs that Prty from the wort appiat.se btt l.t.cr. 1 the after En Bum. of labor clu-itlj the cce-gtes that lb-" 1.1 ni the Churchill cdiir.on accepted full v.lth the prime nister fcr pcl.cy Greece. Bcvm said; Ti-e su.o.i--.

ol is to the stability and scttie- ot tne at a Relief From Severe Snow Over Maiioa is Forecast By the Assec.ated A measure of fr-rr. tilt most severe wis frirccast by atl-icr bureau as a vast set.t:-;r. the resumed the Kerci.lean of rt-vuii. huge banks cf ircshiy falkn snow from streei.s cr.d hirh ways While snow st .1 ir. 1 Eastens tons aires hr.

rrached a depth of 35 u.ch in West Virrin a the burtau predicted Subscription Rates By Carrfe-r In ilaryrflle. S4.50 j25 By mail outside Missouri. tjjio ST-' If Yon TaH to Receive TOE CALL HAN. 5614 recn 7 ana 7:30 o'clock or.Jy vie in C.iarlie C.iaplm .1 scg.n in Lr.s Dec. 13.

pa-rs a weighty Ijl-a- '-si orrrit per iwo weess 3y Mall la Missouri acd Adjotnlag coantlss: oer year ter months I 1 1 1 1 I 3 iris i v. v. lIEAr is- c. 1 May J.fiS". 1.51'.

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1.1.3' 7.1! i.n May I.IX---, Lit'-, Lit. 1.13- 1.3 Kill 1.1- l.i- Sept. l.io i.r.rr, i.i" OAT Dec. .70 -IB -May .54 f.i--July Sept. .63 MOHAWK.

MO. LUMP 7. 2d Ton. Del ivcreil GRAY OIL FUEL CO. 3.

Far. 173. FOR HARD TO GET MERCHAN-riise. see Kay Jack House, East 12-28. It, bath tub.

Ear! Han. 45. '12-11-131. SMALL MONKEY STOVE in srood condition. Write Morrav Marsh.

100S East Fourth. 12-12-14 i TWO IB-FOOT extension landers, nood condton. G. E. Truebiood.

Farmers 96. 12-12-14 1945 JOHN DEERE REPAIRS are here. Buy what you need while stock is- complete. Wells Imple- Co. 12-13-15 SEW ELECTRIC IRON, complete; K.KJK.

Deaier. 15C0 E. Third St. 12-13-15) LS CORN. S1.00 at farm Ross Pruitt.

Eimo phone. 13-15 KITCHEN HEATER, all white por- ncariy neiv. Lawrence Barstard phone, i 12-13- 15-. Lost, Found, Strayed 14 PIG. -XC ghi abtut.

125 Nov. 23. Charles Kiles. 12-Ii-13t. BIFOCAL GLASSES.

Saturday at or between wooltronhs and Graves Oil. Return to Grar's Oil. (12-11-13. LOST Lady's -watch. RcVvard.

Glover. (12-13- to iironh Heltum and northern France ia August. 1914. they received little check until they reached the banks of the Marne near OUT OUR WAY Prodaee Local Produce to. ro 43c Buttcrfat.

No 2 lb. Eors. per Heavy Hens. Jb Lechoni Hens. lo.

4-c 25r i lie 13c, Spnne-s. 'b Springs, ib Olc Roosters, lb. Hides, lb. Geese, lb. Ducks, lb.

f-c 23c; 15o-17c Ghicago POD LTRY Lr.v rs sis cars. 24 rintts -tec BUTTER Finn recein 17-: market unchanged. EGGS Receipts i 102. f.rm; 33 to 13 chrt'ts Z' 2- ttsday war in- Castries sr. the Japanese cap.fal would ha irarferrefi ta to escape bemoardment by Scperfonrvstcs- Mrs.

Bo Krofta of Nanh Kanras City is the St. Frarjcis jh.ere rece-vinj tr atmtnt. Mr. who cams here yesterdav. tha: tr.ey naie sold their RED RYDER Ring of Flame LUCK: NSStCo hVKJ HJM FTB NSO I KJ0OW, SSt I V-O KWOVV i S.HL3T THi UCri-ODCAM'T 1 HEMSVER fNtUST ft LSKE.

(SV-VAM 3E J5US7 CLSNP KAMOS.H. OJ 1 GOTTA HOLu? (T VTTH VCUS TILL GOT iv. TrtiJMB AM THlgry soom J' SOME THING COOKING MA Yes Jlusi some pansage made from Hie hog yon fed XatrMia last fall. Occ Mtu thai is sausage one monfh earlier. Ye Junior, that is what your Xnireiia Hog Feed FE3D YOUR HOGS NUTRENA.

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