The Daily Independent from Murphysboro, Illinois • Page 4

PAGE POOR THE DAILY ILLINOIS APRIL 17, 1940 Phone 35 Classified Advertising and Legal Notices THE WANT Daily Market Reports Business Directory Phone 35 CLASSIFIED 13 wdrds or Fessi 26c'for- 1' day. i5c additional days. Over iS words; 2c "ser 'flraf dfty, additional'days; Card of Thanks, Ic 'peir 'wbrdi Mlfiimum 35c. In Memorising, Ic word; Minimum 50c. Obituaries, Ic per -word.

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IN MEMORIAM In loving memory ot my dear husband and father, who departed this lite 5 years ago today, April 17, 1935.. His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away. Sadly missed by Marie Pippin, Mrs. Omer Webb, Mr. Howard Pippin.

li WheSt, Milk; per hundred'for Butterfatp No. 1," 24 Butterfatr 22c. Heavy hens, lie; cocks, 7c; legr horns. 7c. No.

-1, 24c; 2, 22c. Eggs, 12c. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for their beautiful floral offerings; for their kind sympathy extended us during the illness and loss of our dear beloved son and brother, Carroll Lion Schuetz. Also Rev. Johnnie Dicksou.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Schuetz and Son. FOR SALE ILLINOIS No. 960 U.

S. No. 13 Hybrid Seed All kinds of soy- beans and stock peas. Inoculation for all field seeds. R.

E. Edwards, 116 N. 11 St. A17-3t ACCOUNT OF HEALTH CONDI- tion, I must sell my tavern. A good pi-opposition that will pay you to investigate.

C. P. Farris- worth, 1006 Locust. Phone SO, Murphysboro. PLANTS, CABBAGE and Strawberry.

Plants. John Zihk, 522 Lucier St. MILK GOAT, $5.00. WILLIAM Needhma, top of New Hill. GLASSES AS LOW AS COM- plete.

Dr. Williams, Optometrist, South Illinois Avenue, Carbondale. Phone 156-K. AUTO GLASS, PARTS, TIRES. DRAIN-TILE-PIPE, I-BEAMS.

We buy iron, hides. 1900 Gartside. j25-tf COAL FOR SALE PYRAMID HIGH HEAT LOW ASH COAL. Prompt clean delivery. A.

G. Williams Son, Phones 132-245. o31-tf MARKETS AT A GLANCE By United Press Stocks irregularly higher and quiet. Bonds irregular; U. S.

Governments lower. Curb stocks irregular. Chicago stocks irregularly lower. Call money 1 per cent. Foreign Exchange- easy in relation to the Dollar.

Cotton futures steady. Grains in Chicago: Easy, wheat off around to cent and corn off about to dent. Chicago livestock: Hog's strong, cattle fully steady, sheep unestab- lished. EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK EAST ST.

LOUIS, April 17 to ek: Hogs sale; opened 5c higher; spots up more; 170250 Ibs. 5.50-5.65; top 5.65; largely with one packer operating at top; light lights and pigs sharing the advance; 140-KiO Ibs. 5.10-5.40; sows strong early sales 4.60-5:00. Cattle calves a few steer sales steady at S.25-9.-50; butch'er yearlings strong; top heifers 9.65; other classes steady; cows 6.00-6.75; canners 4.25-S.-75; top sausage bulls 6.90; top vealers 11.CO; slaughter steers 7.00-11.50; heifers 50; stocker steers 6.50-9.75. Sheep SCO all salable; market not fully established'; few native wool- ed lambs to 10.50; and clipped natives 9.75; strong to unevently higher on small killer some clipped Texas lambs 8.50 on accounts.

'Rctok's" colored 19; Legh'orns'-S' 1 Ibs; a'iid under; 18; blacTTanT blue'legged 10; No. 2, 9. Broilers: Wliite'ltocks; 2 Ibs. and 'colored, 2 Ibs. and under, Leghorns, Ib.

and under, black and blue legged 10 iCocks: Staggy yBtiiig roosters" 10; old and stags 9. ybiing geese. S. Buck's: White, 4 liis. arid, over," i3; sniail and.

dark.9. Turk'eys: Young liens. 16; young toms 14; 14; staggy tbih's 10." Capons: Ibs. and. up 7 ibs.

and up 21; 6 and Up 21; Leg- horu slips.and small 17. Guineas pen dozen $2.50. Pigeons per dozen 75c. Butter: milk' extras, 92 score, 27; standards 90 score, 27; firsts seconds 26; country- roll 12. Biitterfat: No.

2B; No. 2, "23c per net delivered St. Lotiis. 1 Cheese: In jobbing way, per Northern Twin's and Cheddars flats and singles Longhorris Daisies prints M.6.; arid nearby i to per Ib. less.

PRODUCE April duce: Eggs: Standards Mis- Live poultry: souri No. 1, pullets 12. Fowls: Heavy, 5 Ibs. and under, 14; medium, to 5 144; Leghorns over Ibs. 11; small and scrubby S.

Spring chickens: Arkansas Rocks (special fed) to Ibs. 22; White Rocks 3 Ibs. and over, 21; Plymouth Rocks 3 Ibs and. over, 21; colored IS; black and blue legged 10; No. 2, 9.

Staggy birds discounted 1 to 2. Fryers over 2 White Rocks SUNSHINE By.Miss jrene Edgar. The -Union, Grange tlieii: regular -meeting Friday night, April 12-. The winning- side, on the new member contest furnished refreshments, while the -loosing -side put "on the entertainment. All enjoyed 'the' meeting.

Mrs. Dwight "Valerius and little daughter, Shirley and Miss Irene Edgar' assisted Mrs. John Speith cook dinner for wood sawers Friday. Ed Russell went to Denmark on- business Friday night. Mr.

arid Mi's. Bert Uhles and Howard McNeely went to Murphys Homer. -Bflg'ar took a load of wlie'at to Steeleville for Grover Eavis Saturday morning. JtiSiTBr'aridt visited Gill Edgar and," 'son, John and- Laverne Schmidt fe-Beulah Valerius was a BUS- at" Gill Edgar's Tues- Kriope of Campbell afternoon with MURPHYSBORO DIRECTORY A telephone call will get you anything you want when you want it from this handy list of reliable business-firms of Murphysboro. FOR RENT LARGE FURNISHED ROOM.

Close in. Apply at 1205 Rover. WANTED TO RENT 5 ROOM HOtfSE. PHONE 336-R or see Kueker at auto paint and dent shop. CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO, April Poultry Receipts 31 trucks; market steady to firm; heavy hens small hens 17; No.

2. lien's Leghorn hens 14; bareback hens 14; No. 2 Leghorn hens 10; Plymouth' Rock springs under 4 Ibs. 22; heavy White ducks heavy colored ducks small white ducks ducklings capons 7 Ibs. and lip 24, under 7 Ibs.

24; capon slips IS; hen turkeys 17; other prices unchanged. Butter: Receipts 758,894 Ibs. market steady; 93-score 92-score 27; 91-score 90 score cars 27; 89 score cars SS score 26, cars Eggs: Receipts 37,390 cases; I market steady; extra firsts cars firsts 16, cars current receipts dirties checks storage packed extras firsts IS, comercials Cheese: Twins Daisies Leghorns Potatoes: Arrivals 135; on track 522; shipments 785; old stock supplies heavy; demand slow; market steady to weak; Idaho Russet Burbanks 2.05-2.15; late Tuesday 2.00.3.10; No. 2's 1.72%; Colo. Red McClures 1.85-2.05; Neb.

Bliss Triumphs 2.85; Minn. Sandland section Round Whites 1.30-1.50; Minn, and N. Dak; Coolers 1.35-1.55; Early Ohios 1.25; late Tuesday 1.30-1.35: fW'is. Round Whites 1.55; New stock supplies liberal; demand slow; market weak; carlot and 50 Ib. sack sales Tex Biss ITriumps 1.701.85; B's 1.40; late Tuesday 1.50, 1.25; Cal.

Long Whites 1.40-1.42%; 100 Ibs. sacks 2.70-2:75. tricker. i Hbtner Russell assisted with house cleaning Friday. Rev.

Unruh and family of Percy spent last Sunday at the home ol Mr. Mrs. Ed Russell. Mrs. Charley Jenkins, who has been ill for quite a while, remains about the same.

Mr. -and Mrs. John Speith and daughters, Norma- Jean and Dorothy," were shoppers in Murphys- bortj Saturday. D-feight Valerius called on John Edgar Taxicabs YELLOW 41 Fare lOo Each In City. Nothing to 'But Dependable Service STAR 72 Quick; Goxirteous Service That You Are Sure to Like, lOc.

Automobile Serv. Station BANTEL SERVICE CO. White Rose Gasoliua, Bn-Ar-Co Motor and Retail 14th 111. Ave. Ehone 722 Cafe-Barbecue.

Stop stop again. SHEWWELL'S' BAR-BE-C'UE Drugs' STOTLAR-HAGLER DRUG STORE Service for the Sick, 1424. Walnut St. Phone 8 Furnaces; Stokers HOME HEATING CO. Iron Fireman Stokers, Torrid isone and Home Furnaces 12 So.

10th St. Phone 314W Gift Shop CLELAND'S GIFT SHOP Gilts for All Occasions Berkshire Hosiery. Next to Doerr's Garage, Repairs NOLTE'S 361-W Ignition, carburetor, fuel pump serv. HAGLER'S' SHELL SERVICE On New Hill, Phone 37F3.4 Gas, Oil and Groceries Appliance Store DEASON'S MAYTAG STORE New and Used Maytag Washing Machines. 1516 Walnut.

Ph. 92SW2 Will Buy Poultry, Cream, Produce, Feeds. VAUGHN CREAM PRODUCE Cash Paid for Cream. Highest Test. Full-0-Pep Feeds.

1211 Locust St. Phone 51S. YOUNG'S FEED STORE Baby Chicks, Feed and Supplies 10D N. 10th St. Phone 308 Hatchery KIKE'S HATCHERY Quality Chicks, Custom Hatching Ptione 37F12 On New Hill Insurance, Eeal Estate G.

E. EBERSOHL AGENCY State Law Truck Insurance Requirement Quoted Free 1209 Walnut St. Pholie 870 O. J. MILLER AGENCY We Specialize in Truck Insurance 1613 Walnut St.

'Phone 446 Implements, Agriculture T. J. KELLER SON McCormick-Deeriug Tractors and Trucks. Repairs and Service. 16 South 10th St.

Phone B24W Job Printing- THE DAILY INDEPENDENT Printing Or All Kinds The Best at Reasonable Prices Phone 35 Meat" Market McCANN'S MARKET Setter Meat Tor Less 1508 Walnut St. Phone 207 Monuments HOEF M'boro MONUMENT CO. Buy now for Memorial Day Special low prices. $17.50 up Shoe Shops CRAMMER'S SHOE SHOP Fror.i Old to Any Shoe Invisible half soles. 1210 Walnut St.

JOHNNY'S SHOE SHOP Master Shoe Rebuilder. 1321 Walnut Trucking, General Hauling J. W. WARD TRANSFER. PH.

75 Truck terminal 827 S. Broadway Overnight service from St. Louis Tailoring F. C. BOETTNER, TAILORING Buy that Suit NOW Suit.

904 Walnut M'BORO CLEAN REPAIR SHOP Ph. 473. Geo. Sauter, 13 N. 10th Taverns RENDEZVOUS, N.

ROUTE 13 Popular dance band every Friday and Sunday. Dancing free. Wall Paper, Paints GRIZZELL'S PAINT STORE TJse Moore Paint, for all purposes 1339 Walnut St. Phone 266 W. C.

BOURNE PAINT STORE Wall Cleaner. Corner 13th Locust Phone 11 REALESTATETRANSFERS Lena W. Doody to Herbert Lee Lockard, lot 13, block 3.0, Clarke and Logan's addition. tion $1.00. i Frances M.

Barbour al to John M. Tiller, laud in Consideration $1.00. Eunice M. Morgan to Marjdrie L. Morgan.

Point O. Murphysboro. W. D. Wm.

Fiss to Roy ijt 2, S. D. of $1.00. Cullen Ellet to Ruth Ellet Land in 19-10-3. Ruth Ellet to ney.

Land in 19-10-3. Consip! alion $1.00. Charles Valerius et ai'. to 1 Calerius. Lot 12, Bouc i- er's be So'tor; A aiid "oth( lots.

AMBULANCE SERVICE Funeral Chapel PHONE 109 DAY OR NIGHT MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS WASH TUBES The Hostaa-e By ROY CRANE GOING FISHING? SEE OUR LINE OF TACKLE. Everything you need at the right prices. Stricklin's. News Stand, 1301 Walnut. FOOT SPECIALIST ALL CONDITIONS Electro-Therapy.

Orthopedic 'appliances. Phone 77W. Dr. Will, Walnut. ml8-tf FISHING FANS WE CARRY known brands Pishing Rods, Reels, Lines, Baits, and Accessories.

At lowest prices in town. WESTERN AUTO. ml4-tf WANTED TO BUY, A BUSINESS IN OR near Murphysboro. Must stand investigation. Give full details in first letter.

Write Independent. CHEVROLET MECHANIC WITH of fender, body straightening. Brown Chevrolet Company, Pinekneyville. LOST TWO AND WHITE spotted male and female. Reward.

208. South Murphy3 bo'ro. Jeff Vick NOTICE! CUSTOM HATCHING, 2c PER egg. 'Wides Hatchery. NOTICE- FLOYD REFRIGERATION SER vice, 217 JE.

Main, Carbondalei Telephone 373-R1. service on all types of electrical refrigeration and air condition? MAP PUZZLE HORIZONTAL, 1 Map of South American state. 6 Its or speech is Portuguese. 12 Frozen dessert. 13 Rounded molding.

15 Afternoon meal. 16 Spanish measure. 1.7 Twerity- fourth part. 18 Kind of fine. Malt drink.

21 Poisonous i- extracts. 22 Near the ear (prefix), i 23 Unless. 25 Stroke of success. i 26Forrh of "be." 28 To "ratify. 30 Onto.

3.1 Lasso. 33 Cut with a I saw. i 35 Story. Answer'to Previous Puzzle 36 Custom. 38 Its most important river.

'42 To retract. 46 Piece of timber. 47 Musical tragedy. 50 Species of pier. 51 Virginia willtiw.

52 Fortification. 53 Principal actress. 54 Sanctuary. 55 Capital of this land, Rib de VERTICAL 2 French gold coin. 3 Land measure.

4 Indian corn. 5 Locality. 6 Zoological term. 7 Pertaining to wings. 8 Short letter.

9 Indian." 10 Pertaining to air. 1 1 Mahner of walking. 14 Dispute. 16 This land's president. 19 Its chief crop ,21 Citizen.

23 Baseball team. 24 Low wagon. 25 To chop. 27 Flightless bird. 29 Gigantic.

32 Pertaining to the feet. 34 Duet. 37 Nose noise. 38 Egyptian sacred 39 On the lee. 40 Eagerness.

41 To marry. 42 Genus of frogs. 43 Box. 44 Person opposed. 45 Root 48 By.

49 Reign. VOUR HOME WILL MAKE A PLEA6E! I SHOE LVTTLE HIDEOUT 1 YOU TO LEAVE WOW, THEM WE'LL WEED YOURXAR FOR A SS.T- I 6 9 GWc THEM THE KEYS AV4D, BVTHE tVAV.PEECIOUS, VOU'O SETTEE THE COPS AEEW'T SO APT TO I SHE'S 6OK6, JUSr SHOOTIU6 IF THERES SKY SHE'S VlSlTlH' A Sia'u ALOMS HER TO 6ET RID -OF THEM! 1540 GY 3ERY1CC. IWC. T. REG.

U. S. PAT. i-. ALLEY Greetings and Salutations By V.

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