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14 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, 1946. ION lOaODDaanDDDOODD Louisville's Big Independent Furniture Store PaDBBOBPBBBODBDB I A1L. I City and County Statistics UPTOWN to UNITED to Suits Filed nemernoer- "you Can't Lose By Looking" la ugh te Ca ttle Climb 50 Cents; Hogs, Sheep Up Competition in cattle trading was keen atthe Bourbon Stockyards with slaughter classes gaining 25 cents to 50 cents. Trading tapered off late in the week, but most early ad'ances were maintained.

Practical tops for the week was $25.50. Hogs were up with good and choice barrows bringing $25. Sheep were up $1. Cattle: ComDared week aro: tradine Give a New a I Do A B4M ft fciwiiijj iwuiii Lill Suite 298488 Henrietta Dawson vs. James A.

Dawson, divorce. 298489 Archer-Meder Corporation vs. Milton Johnson, collection. 298490 Claude E. Dill vs.

Doris Irene Dill, divorce. 298491 Cathering Mary Warrick Eaves McNeal vs. William LeeMcNeal. divorce. 298492 Viola Marie Dolan vs.

Harry Douglas Dolan, divorce. 298493 Michael G. Scotto vs. Carol Blance Scotto, divorce. 298494 Ella Riggs vs.

Christopher C. Riggs, divorce. 298495 Rogena Thornton vs. Emil Joseph Thornton, divorce. 298498 Otla Mae Yates vs.

D. L. Yates, divorce. 298497 Lorene Satterley vs. George Henry Satterley, divorce.

298498 Leo Wright vs. Nehi Beverage Company, damages. 298499 Snowden Jackson vs. Alfred Jackson, divorce. 298500 Alberta Heck Washer vs.

Carl D. Washer, divorce. 298501 Marietta Bowles vs. Robert Bowles, divorce. 298502 Charles Brletenback.

vs. Leslie H. Putman, damages. 298503 Pauline Sharp vs. Mitchell Sharp, divorce.

298504 Dorothy Cloe Grider vs. Sidney Grider. divorce. 298505 Corrine Unseld et at vs. Hubert Unseld.

et on petition. 298506 Judith Probus vs. Michael Pro-bus, divorce. 3 Ways p) to Buy II 11 Cash. a Timifimii 11 mrnim iD Char lr" firt half of week highly competitive on slaughter classes gradually worked Mc higher and in instances more Calves: Early in week erratically higher market on veal calves boosted good and choice grades $4 to, 6.

to top of $.12. an all-time high; weakened later to show net gain late top. $30: good and choice late. $24rci30: common and medium closed strong to $2 above week ago: late sales mostly weighty slaughter calve- on close little changed from week ago; sales $18 down. Hogs: Compared week ago: good and choice barrows and gilts closing 50c higher; late in week top $25 for good nd choice 180-300-pound barrows and tilts; fat sows steady to 50c higher; late sales $22.50 to mostly $23, few under 400 pounds.

$23.50. late market slow and weak on Just good and lower jrades steers and heifers and common arid medium beef cows, but ntott of week's advance maintained; practical top $35.50 for choice load 1.074-pound steers: choice 1.270-pound individual. $26: several part-load rized lots food and choice pounds. 823. SO 2S: bulk average medium to top good, $1" -506i23: hulk medium and good heifer and mixed vearling.

$18'i2: few. $21 choice 800-pound lot mixed. $25. top that class: common and medium steer and heifer on slaughter accounts. $12 fcrlB: common and medium beef cows mostly $lli 14: mot good grades.

$14 50 StJg Club Plan Jimmie Ufco Saya; Let's hope they settle the Board of Education wrangle before the coal strike begins. There's a limit to the average mind's capacity to digest these tangled situations. Sheen: fnmnitreH ureatr ssa. nn Police Court 7 16. few to $16.50 and oddbhead stand- fat lambs mostly $1 higher, but closing bulK nd cutters, weak at advance: bulk good and choice or ween.

iftl Z4.5U. too S24 50- ma tured slaughter ewes 50c higher: fat offerings $7ft8; stock ewes $18 down per t-cai top weirhtv beef tvpe bulls. $17: 'ockers and feeders steadv to strong at $15 SffilR. few feeders. $18.25.

GENERAL Mff IC nrin IRON TRU-HEAT PRODUCE QUOTATIONS celery. dozen stalks 1.00 Sponsored by Betty CROCKER MAKES IRONING Faster Safer Better 4 Luxurous 2-Pc. LIVING ROOM SUITE full spring filled floral tapestry covered Limitecl Stock Hurry! Mrs. Kenneth W. Griffin, 4029 Massle, St.

Matthews. Nov. 3. Thelma D. Tilford.

112 W. Ormsby. Nov. 4. Mrs.

Charles C. Gibbs, 905 S. Preston. Nov. 4.

Mrs. Eugene E. Cook, 1110 S. Preston, Nov. 5.

Mrs. Fordvce M. Yantis, 1705 Dundee November 5. Mrs. Charles Edward Bratton, 3606 Henry, Oct.

25. Mrs. James G. Milburn. 2727 Fleming November 1.

Mrs. Harlan G. Land, 1127 S. November 2. Mrs.

Louis H. Winter, 3034 W. Walnut. November 3. Mrs.

Ravmond Nowacki. 646 N. 24th, October 27. Mrs. Joseph Gillespie, Valley Station, October 8.

Mrs. William P. Jones, 404 N. 21st, October 30. Mrs.

Joseph S. Philpott, 3024 Bank, October 31. Mrs. Robert M. Kirby, 2119 Duncan, October 29.

Mrs. James S. Anderson. Route 4, Box 394. October 15.

Mrs. Owen J. Mcintosh. 525 N. Marshall, Jeffersonville, October 27.

Boys. Mrs. Sherman B. Goldsmith, 116 Boston Court. November 9.

Mrs. Woodward H. Gillespie. 219 N. 33d.

November 5. Mrs. James H. Mann, 106 N. 37th, November 7.

Mrs. Marvin Robertson. 219 S. Floyd, November 10. Mrs.

Howard L. Sanders. 1720 W. Breckinridge. November I.

Mrs. Herman R. Jolly, 200 Thompson, November 1. Mrs. Harry V.

Sweany, 921 E. Jefferson. November 5. Mrs. Edward F.

Rutledge. 1533 W. Ormsby. November 9. Mrs.

Harold N. Wilkins, 1638 N. Western November 8. Mrs. Thomas I.

Ball. 3921 Fairy November 8. Mrs. William G. Marshall.

S-7 Green Tree Manor, November 9. Mrs. Hiram E. Doup. 226 N.

32d, November 11. Mrs. Charles H. Jones. 3511 Garland, November 1.

Mrs. Eugene Salisbury, 3713 Parker, August 12. Mrs. John W. Harrod, 958 S.

Floyd, November 9. Mrs. James A. Steffan, 3228 W. Market.

Oct. 30. Mrs. Kenneth L. Wiedemann, 1817 W.

Broadway. Oct. 7. Mrs. Loyd H.

Dowdell, 3711 Cliff, Nov. 4. Mrs. Forrest B. Grose, 1618 Lvtle, Nov.

1. Mrs. August E. Calhoun, 3219 Kirby, Apt. 3.

Oct. 22. Mrs. Lovin Edward Huff. Rt.

7. Lees Lane. Shivery. Kv Oct. 27.

Mrs. John H. Cummins, 1406 Woody, Oct. 26. Mrs.

Marion H. Feather. 710 S. 24th, Oct. 26.

Mrs. Edwin L. Bailey, 253 S. Western Oct. 25.

Mrs. Roy C. Ashley, 4184 Sherman, Camp Taylor, Nov. 2. Mrs.

Charles H. Ganote.1325 Berry Nov. 4. Mrs. Leonard P.

Gerber. 841 S. 2d. Nov. 1.

Mrs. John O. Duvall, 1602 Olive, Nov. 1. Mrs.

George N. Diab, 1427 S. 2d, Nov. 3. Mrs.

William B. Fingar, 2713 W. Kentucky, Nov. 6. Mrs.

Earl Walker, 531 Denmark, Nov. 2. Mrs. Milton W. Arms, 1507 S.

4th, Nov. 2. Mrs. Robert Rt. 3.

Box 189, Camp Taylor. Nov. 1. Mrs. William A.

Spelcher. 516 N. Main, Elizabethtown Nov. 2. Mrs.

Louis J. Panther, 2117 Speed, Nov. 1. Marriage Licenses Albert South, 23, furniture worker. 1225 S.

1st; Verna Cain, 21, of 7403 Bank. Archie Leo Luckett. 23. operator, 720 W. Oak; Lavada Smuthe, 21.

of 524 Harding. William Vest, 23, distillery worker, 266 Thompson; Mary Ann Goetzinger, 18. of 1016 Lampton. William T. Porter, 30.

switchman, 4035 Michigan Lena Wyrick, 26, of 2706 Grand. Ancil Gordon. 34. manager. 2704 W.

Main; Katherine Sipes. 27. Camp Taylor. Oscar B. Kipping.

65. funeral director, and Bessie L. Smith, 53, both of Carroll-ton. Kenneth M. Taylor.

22. Army. 645 S. 24th; Audrey Nell -Underwood, 24, of 1905 W. Broadway.

Richard Bancroft. 30. orderly. 4211 Park Marie Langolf. 34, of 908 Keswick Blvd.

John Will Isaac. 21. painter. 2326 Payne: Augusta Mae Gray, 19. of 121 S.

Keats. Donald L. Dennlson. 19. Merchant Marine, 2520 W.

Main: Ella Louise Hettinger. 16. of 1225 S. 2d. William F.

Mahonev. 19. helDer Massively styled. Modern pieces. With extra comfort built Into its deep cushions.

Spring filled throughout. Wide, restful arms. Truly a great buy. $2.50 weekly pays for it. See This Streamline Louisville dealers' buying prices, averaged by members of the Louisville Mercantile Exchange, follow: EGGS Dozen Current receipts.

53 pounds up 4fc Standards 40c I xtras. No. 1 45c Email eggs 25c All rtii banfbt rots off. POULTRY 100 lbs. Broilers, under 2 lbs $25.00 Broners, 2 to 3 lbs.

30.00 Broiiers. 3 lbs. and up 25.00 Leghorn, broilers 27.00 Hens. 5 lbs. and up 25.00 Hen, under ft lbs.

23.00 Old roosters 18.00 Leghorn hens 19.00 Stags 20.00 Gees. pounds and up 22.00 Ducks, young, pound 22c Oain'is. each (oldi 40c TURKEYS Young toms, 12 pounds up $30.00 CKd toms 25.00 Old hens 30.00 Young hens. pounds up 38.00 Ko. 2 turkeys 20.00 ELECTRIC IRON With All These Features NO Parking Troubles at UNITED It's new; it's different; it's easier to handle; it's safer to use: it's automatic; weighs 3 pounds, 12 ozs.

Bight weight for easy efficient ironing. As Advertised In Today's Courier-Journal Roto Section -i 'firs 4 Drunken Driving John Thomas, continued to November 30: Arthur Lawrence, seven days and $19; Louis Har-pool. continued to November 29; Leslie Huff, $B0: Paul Hagan. $50; Voyd Roberts, continued to December 19; Vernon Proffitt. $10; Robert Hockman, continued to December 21; John Brown, continued to December 10, and J.

R. Tucker, $100. Malicious Cutting and Wounding Ann Reynolds, continued to December 4, and Alice Johnson to Wednesday. Malicious Stabbing and Wounding Charles Williams, continued to December 3. and George Hooper, continued to December 3.

Uttering Worthless Checks Clinton Hall, continued Wednesday. Grand Larceny Willie Richardson and Eugene Leland. continued, to December 20. Storehouse Breaking Willie Richardson and Eugene Leland, continued to December 20. and Fred Thomas, continued to Wednesday.

Stealing From a Common Carrier Charles Ellis, grand jury, Wednesday. Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses Jesse Henderson, continued to Friday. Robbery Perry Mahoney, continued to Friday. Assault and Battery Raymond Arnold," continued Ifc November 29. Maiming Perry Mahoney, continued to November 27.

and George D. Moore, continued to November 27. Forgery Lawrence Lynch and Achilles Bowles, continued to Thursday. Indictments Uttering a forged Instrument of. writing Arthur D.

Bryant. William Lester LaMar, Neal E. Sadler, Rebecca Ellen Stayton. Willie Joe Stayton. Grand larceny Mamie Clark, Christine Cox, two charges each; Charles Cunningham, David Griffin, alias George Washington Alexander: Cecil Sturgeon, William Lewis.

Helen Maxine Simmons. Armed robbery Paul Cummings. Carrying concealed a deadly weapon Charles Cunningham. Storehouse breaking Joe Wiley Davis. William Lester LaMar.

Willie Hoston Motlev. Dwellinghouse breaking Lawrence L. Holmes. Robert L. Powell.

Robbery James McClaren. Obtaining property under false pretenses Neal E. Sadler. Conversion Arthur Richard Sutherland. Confederating and banding Willie Joe Stavton, Rebecca Stayton.

Arthur D. Bryant, Jr. Indictments Dismissed Malicious cutting and wounding another with intent to kill Hollis Eugene Kellv. two charges. Operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent Thomas L.

White. f- An Fruits Vegetables. Wholesale quotations bv Vetter Produce 104 E. Jefferson Beans, stringless. bu Caobage.

Wjf 50-lb. bags 1 l.Vn l.M Cauliflower. crates 2 .25 Ci 2.50 Smart Period Design -ucumoers, Dusnei 7.00Q7.50 Greens, kale, bu .90 Lettuce. Iceberg. 5 dozen size.

crate 6.2536.50 Onions, green, doz. bchs .50 yellow, new. 50-lb. bag M5i31.2S Potatoes. 100 lbs.

2.75(ft3.00 Potatoes. Idaho. 100-lb. 3.50(23.75 Radishes, dozen bunches .50 Tomatoes repacked. 10-lb.

cart. 1.75W2.00 Tomatoes, lugs 4.75&3.00 RUITS Apples, new bushel 3.00(34.50 Apples. Delicious, boxes 4.50 Grapes, Empors. crates. 3.50(33.75 Grapefruit.

Florida, boxes 3.25(3.50 Grapefruit, Texas, pinks 4.60ru4.75 Grapefruit, Texas, seedless 3.50ft)4.0O Lemons, boxes 10.00(ff 10.50 Oranges. Florida, boxes 3.504.00 Pears, boxes 5.250,5.50 LIVE POULTRY STEADY. Chicago, Nov. 16 (AP) Live poultry, steady; f.o.b. prsces: fowl.

25.5c; Leghorn fowl, 22c; roasters, fryers and broilers. 334t37c; old roosters, 21c; f.o.b. wholesale market, heavy young ducks and ducklings, 28c; light farm ducks. 23c Butter firm: AA 93 score. 82.5(ff83c; A 82.

81t81.5c; 90, 79.5(K79.75c; 89. 77c. Eggs firm: large No. 1 and 2 extras 52'ft0c: medium extras, 39(41c; standards. 4042c; current receipts, 40441c: dirties.

28.5fi31c; checks. 28.5ft 30c. Potatoes, arrivals. 142; on track, 251; total U. S.

shipments. 976; supplies moderate; demand slow; for Idaho Russets, market slightly weaker: for offerings other sections, market dull: Idaho Bus-set Burbanks. Colorado Red McClure's. $3: Minnesota-North Dakota Bliss Triumphs. $2.45 whed.

$2 unwashed: Pontiacs. (all U. S. No. I quality); Minnesota; North Dakota Cobblers, commercial, $1.85.

BI TTER HITS 82c. Cincinnati, Nov. 16 fAP Butter wholesale. 1 pound prints, 82c; 'a-pound prints, 79'ic; 'i-pound prints, 80c; but-terfat. premium.

82c: regular, 79c. Egg, wholesale grades, cases Included, Nos. 1-2. 53c; standards. 1-2.

40c; current receipts, 38c; consumer graded 100 per cent candled grad A. large. 24 ounces up, 60c; brown. 58c; medium, white, 50c; brown, 48c; grade B. large, 24 ounces up.

white, 45c; brown. 45c; medium, white. 38c; brown. 38c. Fowls, colored pounds and over, 26c; 4-5'i pounds, 26c; under 4 pounds, 21c; Leghorns, 3 pounds and over, 21c; 4 pounds and over.

21c. Roosters, old, under 5', pounds. 18c; 5' a pounds and over. 18c; spring chickens broilers, undrr 3 pounds. Rocks.

38c: Leghorns and other breeds, 30c; fryers. 3-4 pounds. Rocks. 35c; Leghorns and other breeds. 25c; roasting chickens.

Rocks, under 3 pounds. 33c; pounds and over 33c. Ducks, young under 4 pounds. 25c; 4 pounds and over, 25c; old, 20c. Turkeys, young hens, under 18 pounds, 40c; toms, under 18 pounds, 30c; medium.

18-22 pounds, 30c; heavy. 22 pounds and ever. 30c: old turkeys, light, under 18 pounds, 30c; madium, 18-22 pounds, 30c; hevay, 22 pounds and over, 30c. Potatoes, 100-pound bags, U. S.

No .1. $2. 50 (a 3.25. New York Bond Market V. A I NOTES.

(Id dollars and thirl t-irrmidi 1 Chippendalm 50 SOFAS Lawson Style 1 ite styling. Ex-pertlv con- ed Covered in quality SOFA M89 Per Apx. Month. Cent. Year.

Bid. Asked. Yield. lon.l 100.2 .8 .88 194S 1947 1M7 1947 1948 March Sep'mber "Sep rrsber Sep'mber 100.1 100 15 100.9 100 27 100.4 100.18 100.10 100.28 .8 .87 1.01 Several colors to choose from. A complete showing of period style chairs to go with above sofas.

Sofas Make Fine Home Gift STUDIO 'r SOFAS fffeOn Makes Into WtT SCQ5C insnrlnient LdVE SEATS Reasnnsnly Frirea GOVEHNMENT BONDS. Asked. ld. .84 103.8 101 3 Births iff hh, rf Ami 1 i I TV I Wr Simmons STUDIO COUCH Quick as a wink transform your sofa into a soft, comfortable bed. 00 These modern and beautiful sofa-beds offer you 1007 sitting and sleeping comfort.

1 04 1.21 1.21 1 44 1.50 1.53 1.38 1.72 1.73 1.58 2 18 2 28 2 17 Full Spring Filled 91 102.11 101 5 102 18 102.20 102 21 111 27 108.20 104 20 114 21 104 18 103 18 105 13 102 10 Bid. '52-47 1038 "48 101.2 2s 51-49 Dec. 102.10 I1 .0 101.3 2s 53-31 102.17 2 '54-52 102.19 2 '54-52 Dec. 102 20 60-55 111.25 2: '58-58 108.18 2-4 '59-5S 104 18 114 19 ISs C7-M 104 14 21. "70-85 103.14 SepU l'5 1l "2-i7 Dec.

102 8. Subject to ederal laxc. Sta taxes. okpo'katTon r.o.vus. 2.35 Comfortable Tilt-Back Style but not to Girls.

Mrs. Ravmond G. Breit, 150 N. Bayly, Nov. 4, Mrs.

Russell T. Morris. 4848 S. 6th, Nov. 8.

Mrs. William E. Davis. 225 Halde-man Nov. 2.

Mrs. Alfred B. McCreary, 1264 S. Brook, Nov. 4.

Mrs. Quincy D. Mathis. 220 Collins Nov. 2.

Mrs. Arval J. Smith, Muldraugh. Nov. 6.

Mrs. Stuart R. Shaffer, 1619-A S. 13th, Nov. 6.

Mrs. John Edward Daunhauer, 3122 W. Jefferson. Oct. 27.

Mrs. Woodrow W. Duckwall. 2918 Bank, Oct. 13.

Mrs. George L. Jamison, 620 Park Oct. 28. Mrs.

Harold Perkins, Rt. Lake Dreamland. Oct. 20. Mrs.

Robert A. Knoop, 2824 Garfield, Oct 24. Mrs. Ollie A. Meffert, 332 E.

Walnut, Oct. 20. Mrs. James R. O'Bryan, 3125 Elliott Oct.

25. Lounge CHAIR and OTTOMAN Close. -FPS2n30 107 ATT3s 56 122 2JJ fl wi 110, 2. '75 inn'. 100' 104 S.

2d; Clara Mae Clardy, "17, of 3133 S. 3d. Carl F. Curtis. 24.

helper. 1003 S. 32d: Norma Allen. 21. of 2023 Frankfort Ave.

Davis P. Reynolds. 43. sheet metal worker. MacksvBe; Edna Mae Fowler, 31.

Springfield. Otis B. Williams. 33. laborer, 720 Inverness; Helen S.

Johnson, 28. of 210'a Collins Ct. Herman Joseph Stich, 42. carpenter, and Bessie Wilhelm, 37. both of 1103 Ash.

Eugene J. Thurman. 21. installer. Wood River.

Clara Frances Watts, 24. of 3735 Woodruff. John E. Laufenburg, 32, salesman, 223 Cecil; Louise Lenz Niemann. 33.

of 1209 Fischer. Otto A. Berger. 27. Army.

Schulen-burg, Cleva D. Higgins, 24, of 4030 Taylor Blvd. Alvin Lee Zimmerman. 25. postal clerk, 3415 Bank; Marie Bell, 21.

of 3411 Bank St. Herbert R. Monroe. 34. truck driver, and Mary Lee Parrish, 31, both of 1005 W.

Market St. 18th.Century Period Design BEDROOM 2Js! "80 ArnTobS 62 ACNdeb P7 ACL4S'4 BiOlst 48 '5 A 2000 cv -60 BethS2'70 4s 60 BufRA-P'57t C-nGS'J9C rn 5s '45 1st 5s "45 CKHNJSs'BT 100 105' 8 8 89 52 101 58 3 88', 102 70 1.1. 52 1 34 105, 112. SUITE Genuine Mahogany Veneers Just as he likes It. Comfortable spring-filled seat and back, tilts back to any desired position.

1th ottoman. Dozens of fine new patterns in Lounge Chain, $59.50, $69.50, etc. BtTTER HOLDS FIRM. New York. Nov.

16 fAPl Butter steady. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons: Creamery, higher than 92 score and premium marks AA. 83.5(iI84.5c: 92 score A. 83c; 90 score B. 81c: 89 score C.

78.5c. (New tubs usually command VaC a pound oveV bulk carton price.) Cheete easy. Wholesale sales, fresh American cheese (whole mllki: Cheddars, twins or large style, per pound. 50ri51c; Cheddars or daisies (Junes), flats, 55rrj60c; single daisies. 52fti55c: processed a pounds, 50fti 52c; domestic Swihs tub lotsi.

73fri76c. Eggs firm New York spot quotations follow, based on wholesale sales by receivers to jobbers and large retailers: Mixed Colors Extra fancy, heavyweights minimum 80 per cent A. minimum 48'a pounds, 55c; extras. Nos. 1 and 2.

large, minimum 60-80 per cent minimum 45 pounds, 48. 52c; extras, Nos. 1 and 2. medium, minimum 60 per cent minimum 40 pounds. 38c; standards.

No. 1-4. large, minimum 20-80 per cent minimum 45 pounds, dirties, minimum 43 pounds. 35(fi36c: Cenuine mahogany veneers 4 pieces consisting of full-size panel bed. roomy chest of drawers, full-size vanity with swing style piste glass mirror and vanity bench, all of Period styling.

Bow fronts on vanity and chest. Charters Granted Frankfort. Nov. 16 (API Charters granted today by the secretary of State: The Grapette Bottling Company, Bardstown, capitalized at $10,000: incorporators Charles R. Mitchell, Bardstown; R.

H. Brawner, Vine Grove: Paul E. Gerard and J. R. Whitmer, both of Bowling Green.

West Kentucky Motor Company, NOTICE Notice Is herebv given that on the 18th 40 C2Ji Same Suite with Dresser Instead of Vanity, $120 CMSPPcv4'is 2044 CiN'W4's'99 CRIP4SS 60 4 '88 ti '34 Close. 5s '80H 76', 4s 75 30', 57-" NatDai2J4S'70 102ra Na'Stl 3s 85 104' NETA-T5S52 109', 87 5s '54 83 'i NYC 5s 2013 85 4'i 201 3 A 77' rn 4 '88 78. NYCHR3'as 7 92' NYF.dt34S'85 103'. NYNHH8s'48 4's '67 4s '55 40' i IS'YOVV 4s '92 11. 4s '55 3', NTi'WB4'is 48 19'4 NorfS 5s 2014 42 NorP 4s '97 3s 2047 73 4s 48 20', PGE 3s '74 1054 101.

PenCAiS'-jseO 65 PenRRg5s '88 122 4s '65 115 4'4s '81 3'4 '52 103'. 4s '60 64 PereM3J.s"80 103 PhilCo4V.s-6I 107 PhilP214S '84 103i StLSM'aS '78 StPKCSL4'aS '41 42Mi 2016 70 45 "98 IWJ'i ShellU 2'a "71 98H Sil-Am 7s'41 100'a Soc-V 99 SoPac 100'i 4'j '69 8J4 4's Or '77 102'. 2J4! 6 88 So.iRv g4s-5 101'', 98', TexCon3s'SS 107 TP '85 1 00', ThAve SfiO 58 11-16 2'aS '81 95 UnivP 100', WardB5'a'70 107 Sh 4 2381 69' i WeUn 5 60 4' as '50 86 day of November, 1946. at the hour of one o'clock p.m., one 1936 Pontiac six-cylinder, four-door automobile belonging to Ernest Dickens will be sold to pay for labor and material furnished In the sum of $181.00 at Wix Auto Service, 608 York Street. Louisville, Kentucky.

act I S. I If I Relax! With a Simmons Mattress from UNITED! 32(f 32.5c. 78', 28 1 a 73-1. 47 84 8f.i 10'-i 105', 53 107V 101 103H 65 7i 1064 81 If Pi TR'a fio 103'. 78' 10 14 103'.

49' 40', 47, 81 20. 7f, 78 4IsT7 CoIS417t80 Corr.Ed3'77 ConEd3Hs'48 DavPL21.s,75 DRGW5s'S5a De-Ed3f-70 Er.e4;is2015 5s 82 A HIM 5s '57 I 'B 2' 1C 1CCSU5'63A InGN '2 1-1 T.2 J-'KF hs '44 Ji-MJ 1 ss'l KCSou 4 "75 4 J'3 VSPSSM4'1 VKT 5s HoP 5'3 '49 5 'fiVA 5 77F" Annual Forecast for 1947 24 Pages of Facts, Figures and Predictions Our definite market opinion on most ot the 1054 listed common stocks. Another seciion will provide a complete list of all stock? priced from 1 to 20 which are rated "above average" or higher. In addition to the wide range of specific securities covered, this report will include original Inmtmint Sludits on the kind of securities offering you the best prospects lor 1947. wnites minimum quality ana weignt requirements same as those in mixed colors: Extra fancy heavyweights.

Midwest 63.5ti 64c. nearby 64c: extras. Nos. 1 and 2. large.

Midwest 55.62c. nearby 57 62c; extras. Nos'. 1 and 2. medium.

Midwest 42(d 42.5c. nearby 44(f) 44.5c. Browns Minimum quality and weight requirements same as those in mixed colors: Extra fancv. heavyweights. Midwest 53'i 54c.

nearby 54c; extras, Nos. 1 and 2. Inrce Midwest 48 i 51.5c. nearby 4R4i 51 extrs. Nos.

1 and 2. medium. Midwest 39.54(ic. nearby 41c. Dressed poultry firm: (Fresh or frozen! fowls, dry packed, boxes or barrels, under 30 nounds 66 oounds and over, 25(37c.

Ducks. Long Island and Western, springs, all weights, frozen. 38c. Turkeys. Northwestern, dry packed, boxes or barrels, fresh, young hens, boxes.

55c: young toms, boxes, 12 to 18 pounds. 45046c; young hens, iced, barrels, fancv. 53c: old hens, 51c; old toms, 35c; Virginia. Iced, barrels, fresh, young hens. 3354c: New York and Vermont, iced, voung hens.

56cr57c: Western, dry packed, fresh, voung hens. 54.5c: young toms, 12 to 18 pounds. 45(ii56c: 18 to 20 pounds. 42c: 20 pounds and over. 39c: Southwestern, dry packed, fresh young hens.

53c: voung toms under 20 pounds, 43c: Maryland, iced, young hens, 54: voung toms. 14 to 18 pounds. 44c: 18 to 18 pounds. 42c; 18 to 20 pounds. 40c; 20 nounds and over.

3839c. Matched Walnut fencer Paducah. Melvin H. Cornillaud, Lannes Sharpe, and D. C.

Morgan, all of Paducah. West Kentucky Supply Company, Paducah. Melvin H. Cortiillaud. Bishop B.

Bryan, and Henry Budde, all of Paducah. The Campbell County Artificial Breeding Co-operative. Alexandria, nonstock: Franklin Wslf, Alexandria, and others. Methodist Widows and Orphans Home in Kentvicky. Louisville; charter amendment changing name to the Methodist Home of Kentucky.

PROPOSAL FOR PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINOING Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Division of Purchases and Public Properties. Frankfort. Kentucky, until noon. December 6. 1946.

for the execution of the several classes of Public Printing and Binding in separate contracts for the term of iour (41 years from and after the first Monday in January. 1947, at rates not to exceed those fixed by schedule embraced in Chapter 57. Kentucky Revised Statutes. 1946. The law governing the Public Printing and Binding for the State is embraced in Chapter 57.

Kentucky Revised Statutes. 1946. Hlanks for bidding and copies of the specifications under which the contracts will be let may be obtained from the Division of Purchases and Public Properties. Frankfort, Kentucky. Bond for $10,000.00 must accompany each bid.

Solvent Guaranty Companies will be accepted in Jieu of personal securities. Address all bids to Division of Purchases and Public Properties. Frankfort. Kentucky, and each bid should be endorsed on the outside of the envelope containing It with the name of the bidder and marked "Propohals for the Public Printing and Rinding." JOHN W. HOLEY.

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