The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 3

Classified Advertising; ir VkM WANT AD PER WORD nion word MU- MIV. rfcffiirdlnt of ocrobtr at Hum her trf payable In witb tht- blli fti The Okt-ettr'a office. must btlore Salesmen, Agents 39 IP VOU NEED" Job, bare car and lo trartl. O. W.

Morgan 1119 Merchant 6 p. BI. evening. Triinlnff Worx Wanted 40 Job: rxpertrnred to full Call Admire aUer 1 p. m.

Rettrrnctt. 40-p2-lU TRUCKING WANTED Anything cou- C. L. Spelliain, phone 2193J; 312 Emporio Markets (Quotations given below were reported to The Gazette by local firms.) THE EMPORIA DAILY GAZETTE ANNOIJNCEMENTS Auction i-alea HOUSE CLEANING yard work: phon-- STEAMING, help; phone rvs. 20.

4 mtiei Krs.v.r.f, on 70, at lu Chtv, trdan, eilrn fiixxt corn, kafir, Walter L. Killer. 1-pZ-ll SALK -Thursday. reb. 30.

1 t-t ir.iif» of Emporla or. A. Gfntner Jarm; 4 work 30 boss foods. r.i V.our.kfi. auctlonetrs Joe Al'CTiON Thursday.

Feb. at lurnlture, lirni tools and iirlnp what you want fold. ior pickup truck; inside sale Brier and Cole, auc- FUBL.1C Hnriri. cattle, farm 1 3-4 north o( ArerricUi, FVb Ji. tn.

P. J. Simmons. l-p3-18 PiniLlC f-or depend- phone S480M. E.

J. Van l-p5-2l AUCTION ind farm for experienced auc- 8P5M. W. Cole. l-pj-30 in" turn 1- ird phone 31SSM.

Brier fLiirtloHtrers. l-p2-28 Monuments and Cemetery Lots 5 AND Emporla Eira 3060. 5-c-tf "TKE KKNNING phone 382. Eir.por:». cth and Givriiflti; BurUneton.

es Your memorial since 5-c-lt Personals 6 cor.tact young couple with to iurm; phone hereby withdraw our property Irom tiie hands all ayents. n. R. and Maiw! 6-C2-1S hereby withdraw my rial estate Ircsn the hands of Frnnk I harsds my property from tile C. Dietrich.

6-pl-lS Sorit-tics and I.ECÍION J. Ball Post No. 5. iind rr.ert 2nd and 4th Tuesdays p. home 310 Wrst OK FOREIGN end Auxiliary; meets 1st and Tursdays.

8 p. m. Club house 1002 Cr.rn.T.?.-;.'!!,!. 8-c-lf Lost. Strayed and Found truck tire and wherl; H.

O. Srownlnj, Rt. 5. Emporla: rexurt). 9-pl-19 LOST ring, silver rose in cer.ter and white ru: r.rour.d erige; phone 1173W.

S-p2-lD rco-er smali alie pocket 1 7J p.p2-I8 A Automobiles for FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 43 GROCERY AND MEAT with good living for sale in small within Emporla. Good farming community. Sales approximately J4.000.00 monthly Shown by appointment onSy. te.SM.OO. slock and fixtures.

"Grocer," Gazette. 43-c2-lo LIVESTOCK Dojrs, Cats, Other Pets MAN'S BEST COMPANIONS are properly fed dogs. Give your dog Purina Dos Chow. He'll repay you In many ways, fietall Store. Soybean Mills.

Mechanic, Livestock 57 POH Dairy Httferf. fresh and to frcihen coon, calfhood phoni- 2482W, a. m. and after a p. m.

or FOR of 8-year-old Wt. 1.400 each. McKlnley, Admire. S7-p2-18 SfTV'EN O.I.C. gilts, farrow In April; one male hog.

W. H. Lynch, phone 24K11. Neotho Rapids. 57-p2-18 FOR bred young Shorthorn Wm.

O. Darla. 10 East, one north of Empurla. 57-p2-22 ONE BRINDI.E mtlfc cow, one spotted saddle- horse, women and children broke. Bradfield Farm, Oliie.

57-p2-J9 FOR SALE Good herd of dnlry cows and milking machine; poor hralih reruon selling. Hugh BUllop. OsaKe City. Poultry. Chicks, supplies GET AFTER Larfw Roundwonns In pullets with mix with feed.

Whv feed the Wortns? Asic us for Chek-R-Ton. Retail Store. Kansas Soybean Mills. 614 Mechanic. 53-c2-10 BABY CHICKS From Puliorum tested and rlaldly culled breeding Jlocks.

Available every Monday and Thursday. STARTED CHICKS ON HAND Jones Hatcl.ery 20 Gth Ave. Phone I2P7 Book your order now for spring 53-c-tf BABY CHICKS 15red To Lay Matched To Live From Finest Flocki Dovibie Ti'Kted For Chicks ORDER DELIVER? ARENS HATCHERY 330 Com! I'hone 410 59-c-t! POULTRY (Wholesale) Hens and Pullets He and 23c Ib Old Cocks J2c Ib Stags I2c AH Ko. 2 Chickens 3c Ib less BUTTKK AND EGGS (Wholesale) Butter 67c and 68c Ib Eggs, No. 1 36c doz Standard Eggs 33c doz iSggs, No.

2 30c doz CREAM AND BUTTERFAT (Wholesale) Butterfat, first grade 60c Ib Butteriat, second grade 57c Ib C.ttAIN Wheat $2.06 bu Corn $1.30 bu Kafir $1.00 bu Outs 80c bu Barley $1.10 bu No. 2 Soybeans moisture) $3.00 bu Flax $6.00 bu Sweet Clover 8c Ib Kansas City Grain Kansas City. Feb. 18 UPt Wheat 313 cars; 2 higher: No. 2 hard dark hard 2.28-2.31: No.

3. 2.29^-2.31: No. 2 red No. 3. 2.2B*/3»2.38N.

Corn 122 cnrs; 1 higher: No. whltt 1.52-1.56 3, 1.45-1.41; No. 3 yellow and mixed 1.35-1 35Vi: No. 3, Oats 33 cars; unchanged; No. 3 white 87-90N; No.

3, 86-8B H. Mllo maize 2.31-2.42N. Rye 3.Q7-3.12N. Barley 1.19-1.271*. FOR SAL used cars.

Svudcbaker 4-dwr equipped with radio, over- and 4 new tires, will A-l shape: International cood. 1333 Willys 1 ton pickup, runs good, only 1S40 Pickard coach, clean car ioiir llres. radio and heater ipecitl price. S355. Powell NSotor SIR Cocir.crcial.

1J-C2-20 FOR Kumpbrey'i SouUi Arer.ur and IS4Q DodKe coupt. sooil; 133B Dodge sedan, lik? new; IS3S 2-tioor. cood: Tly- zr.ouih, fciod molor and tlrra. Ail tlrt-s 13-p3-19 STARTED CHICKS FOR EARLV BROILERS Priced for quick clearance 100 White nocks. weeks old 300 Rhode Island Whites.

weeks old 300 White Rocks. 4 weeks old 350 Rhode Island Whites. 4 weeks old JONES HATCHERY 20 E. Sixth S'hone 1237 59-c-Ii STEINHOFF HATCHERY Osage City. Kansas U.

S. APPROVED pullorum control chirles, hatched from blood tested Hocks Inquire at 1020 East 12th Phone 2148R MERCHANDISE Articles FOi't 5.ALE private owner. 1941 Chrys- Ift ccacl: This car is clajs con- Cltlon evrry wajr. radia, hnter. sparr tire.

etc. can be arranged. Phone I2-C2-13 POP, Buicfc. lltnltfct 4-rfoor Jriun. with tires, two heaters radio Looks nnd runs Jlk.c new.

une owner Kcnrtlp). S-c Powel! Motor NSW ALUMINIUM and Champloi outboard ino'ors in stocfc for immerilat delivery. aL-o some good buvs In used ones rovell Motor B19 Commercial. B4-r2-2 KLEA5 ON YOUJi Insect Killer is what you need. It's surf- death to fleas.

See iw. Retail Store. Kansas 5orbfan Mlllc. Mrrhnntr. extension, liifl- and straight ladders.

Smith Lumber Co. 715 E. Sixth. J'OP. SALE 8, recrr.tlr ovrrhnulpd.

excellent condition: to 12:5 Lawrence 8t 13-P2-1Q 3 5- Majtrr Crirvrolr-t serin if rsrej.tr:: new tires; see Pen- r.ir.tsr. Super S--rrlrg, 13-p3-S0 1EL A FCTC coupe. Materials 5K Forci 2-door tee 5 ar.rt 7 501 Neojho 13-p2-lR Anto ior Sale FOR net of nun! wheels tubs for Ir.terr.atlon»! or three- jtartf-r ton trurfe Also oak truck bea. iss ttr-, or three-qusr- rr.at1or_»_i Phnr.e 23V. U-cI-lS F-OR Forci ton half.

I3-C2-20 Auto Accessories, Tires. Paris 11 Ford Nfth. 3 Ti. E. 14-p3-30 Kcpalrinp.

Sendee Station 17 Gal. I6c" Erariir Gal. 169s EthTl Gas. Oal. 18.Sc Kerosene.

GaJ Rr.d Greaslne HI-POWZR SERVICE W. sixth Phon( 2JJ5 RADIATOR Cleaning. Repairing New Cores in stock ALLY'S REPAIR SHOP Escoria. Thone 11-C3-3 BUSINESS Business Services Offered A StcTr. batlt 13 a terrare, Caii 3t-p3-IJ E.rE= TO PET) tnS taken oat.

art rr uevr by ot j. ou BUILDIN'O MATEHIALS. Insulation, pias- ter sl.it aluminum roartnf, hal'. Ktirbage pnlls. lartrters.

19-17 wall paper patterns. Aqullla. window in now. Kanios Lunibcr 617 Mochanlr. P6-C2 USED LUMBER, one set of farm Improvements, to be removed: located 8 miles en.it of Lyndon.

See II. W. Farrow at Ncw- comer Agency, flOl'j Comairrclal. 66-p2-ltf Farm Equipment FOR Mercury 2-door. jieu- tires, excellent rendition; VAC Cnsc tractor, iully rquIpppiJ: nev C.iie 2-bottoin plov.

No. IHC i ft. combine No. John Deerr trallrr mower, lit any tractor- mounted Uster ior or International tractor. Vahsholtr.

Madtion. phone FOR I.H.C. KM 46 ier. nearly new; I I.H.C. 151 pull type Ils- cood; 1 Case S.C.

D.C. mounted power lift Ilater. extra good, Chase pull type linter; I I.K.C. pull type corn planter 1110 tr crrn eood. Webb Equipcnent 733 Commercial.

Rouschold Goods 73 TOR roiicer; Hollywood complete. box and InnerjprlnK mal- Iron fced-itead and springs- break. tast ftt; bcttle Thor washine tnaciilne. Sell In one unit. Must upll hv -Stb.

Dale Knight. Lebo. Kan. phone llsV 73-pJ-lP SALE- Maytaf sasaUne washer- couch. cc condition.

Fhone 8SrS3. phor.e 2055-XV. T3-C2-2CI copper washVoTiF" Brlntfi-r: phor.f 3344M. 76 jnqmre IQg Ur.lon. 76-P3-30 Equipment 77 RADIOS complete assortment umall hare Aad Jn recent years.

Wood cabinet p.astlc white. walnat. Alio' rilre Itne radio corablnattons record tr. both automatic and Listen to Tim-" 0 Corn I. WE ccrr.plrtr -e-tr- 1 1 li --'S.

I Flowers COirPLETTX GARDEN corn. tVKalb "wn" Co 434 Comrr.errU!. "e'-r-. on rtr 9 i. Female S7 Stocks New York.

Feb. Again 11 ras ca.it- sflectlvity In stock market with assorted rubbers and steels edgtnc forward while many leaders In other de- uartmtnts inltcred. were frequent alter fulrly oiieniug. Gains of Jrtctlons to or more predominated by midday but these were redured In most cases in fourlli hour and losses as much nsreareil. Mixed tendencies ruled near thr clnsc.

to around 800.000 sharps, one of the low for a. lull ius-ilcn of the year to date. Ahpad were Bethlehem. YouriRStown Goodyear. Goodrich.

Union Carbide. Anii-rlCRn Can and Douglai Aircraft. SuimbltTs liirlurted Johns-Msnvllle American Telephone. Union Pacific, Chryn- International Harvester. Air Reduction.

Wo-jlft-orth and Kennerolt. Chicago Grain reached new "in tradirjK when advanees In the de- lerricS deliveries broke through pruvloui end touched off buying In the closlns hour at the board of trade Corn moved upward with wheat, despite announcement that the Commodity Credl- corporation vaa presently out the Chicago and Kansas City markets, and wes recelvlnc bids only at for opining of lake navigation. The conitructlve influence in the tlon that its buying price on flour la ln- creastd 10 per hundredweight. The new rates will be per gaclc at culi and per sack at Atlantic ports February and shipments The advance In wheat anrt corn was not pronounced In oats, which reflected weaker sjxjt market. At the close wheat was lower to 4 cents higher: 2.34V».

Corn was 1-8 to 3-4 Jower. Marvch 1.38 1-4 1-8. Oats were 1-4 to 7-B lower, March futurt purchases: Monday, Wiefc ago. year ago, 490,000, Openlnterest In wheat futures Monday totaled 38,787,000 bushels; corn. 36.228 000 and oats 37,485,000 bushels Kansas City Produce Kansas City.

Feb. IB Produce: Un- rhnuBcd. Poultry: Heavy hens 28: oil other poultry unchanged. WE BUY old magazines, rajs and old Moves; phone 81-p2-19 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Rooms SLEEPING ROOMS ior girls; 628 Consti- nition. ROOMS ior tnen; 132 Easi TweUth.

85-C2-1Q Kansas City Livestock City. Peb 18 6.200; calves 600; heifers and cows strong to 25 higher as receipts rather iifht; general market active and some steers more than as upturn; beel steers mainly good grade from several strictly good and choice 23.25-34.75; medium nna barely good steers 18.00-20.50; good heifers and mixed yearlings largely 13.50-21 strictly good and choice mixed yearlings held well above 22.00; few lots good cowl mixed lots medium and good most common and medium head strictly choice and prime vealers 27.00-28.50; most good and low choice 22.00-26.00; stocicers and ieefl- er steers largely good grade with few cholea 18.00-20.25; kind at latter price with light yearlings 19.75 Hogs 1.800; active, uneven, 250 Ib down steady to 15 lower, pjostly steady; heavier 8 8 to 1S 'B her top 26.10; 500: sates slauhter lambs and ewes around steady 2 medium to good wheat pasture lambs 21 60 to packers; 3 cars to shearer buyers '0 generally asking stronger or up to 22 75 for good and choice wcoled skins; 4 cars good and choice ewes 8.25-50 to shippers. Medium to average good aughter steers 50 higher in instances but strictly good and choice grades mostly strong to 25 up; heifers and mixed year- Hngs strong to 25 higher; cows steady Jo 25 up. mostly strong with Monday; 3 loads tov (food and choice 1,000 Ib steers and iwlfers mixed 23.2 B00d bepi 15 50 slaughter calves weighing around 400 Ib and heavier la demand and weak Da late Monrt generally 1.00 than middle of last week; medium 0od calves mainly 15.50-19,25; few loads medium and good stockers and feeder cows 12.00-13.0P. HOES: Same as early.

stl 2 mtlvc lambs 22.50 i.ickers end ship- 11.50-13.25; loads Rood and choice to shippers; others to oers 22.00-40; load II 22.40; trucks In i loads medium and Report Flax Demand Is Twice That of 1946 Manhattan, Feb. 18 A flaxseed survey by the Kansas State Production and Marketing administration reveals a demand nearly twice that 1946, with only about one- third enough seed in sight to plant the 175,000 acres included in the Kansas flax goal, Glenn H. Johnson, state PMA director reported today. Johnson said farmers who entend to seed ilax can improve their Kansas, Tuesday, February 18, 1947 immediately with flaxseed dealers. Seed supplies in Kansas are particularly short this year, he explained, because the greatly increased goal and because farmers sold more seed than usual last year in response to increases In flaxseed prices.

REV. LONGBERRV SPEAKS AT ROTARY LUNCHEON The Rev. H. Hilton Longberry spoke on three great men who have birthday anniversaries in February, Washington, Lincoln and Edison, at the Rotary club luncheon meeting at the Hotel Broadview today. He was introduced by J.

R. Stallings, general program chairman. A new member, Keith Rider, was Introduced by Leon Peterson. Junior of the day was Neal Porter, of Walnut school. Guests were two Rotarians.

Orvil A. Young and A. E. Oilman, of Council Grove, and the Rev. Darley Downs, Tokyo, Japan, and Al Martin, Topeka.

MUSIC FRAT TO PLEDGE Pledging of new candidates for membership in Sigma Alpha Iota, national honorary music fraternity, will begin Wednesday at Emporia State college. Pledges will include Miss Marjorie Panestil, Emporia; Miss Cleda Decker, Goddard; Miss Elsie Mast, McPherson; Miss Edmisson, Johnson, and Mrs. A. J. Lyons.

First semester pledges who have been initiated into the fraternity are Miss Ethel Alice McNeill, Syracuse; Miss Lois Hoffman. Reece; Miss Marilyn Lee, Cambridge; and Miss Velma Lanev' Galva. FIRE BURXS OFF AREA SOUTHEAST OF EMPORIA Fire which spread from a badly damaged Reo truck burned off a large tract of grass at noon today on the old airport site, miles southeast of Emporia. Fire" spread Columbia road and burned Business Places for 9Z 17 EAST brick 32 it. front, bi 150 ft.

deep with parking space In rear, also brlct building with new S28 Coei'l. 22 ft. front by ft rtppp. Immedi ate possession on both. Also other busines buildIr.fcs for sale.

Always see Scott Mouse compnuy. phone 363. 92-p2-16 Farms and Land for Rent 93 FOR pajtures. 160 and 240 ncrcs. Ifspe-Jcia In each: both near Allen Perry J.

Taylor. Admire. Kan. 03-p2-2Q Wanted to Rent 97 WANTED TO Farm with some pasture or farm ground and small pas- turo; power experienced Write Ixjuls F. Reust.

Rt. 3. Emporla or JOfll-J 97-c2-18 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Agents for Real Estate 100 HAUL C. HAM'MON. real estate broker- 19 Wrst Fiith.

IOO-pJ-22 Business Property for Sale 101 FOR 50x130; business and resident lots, p. A. Hiivihaw. Farms, Lands, Tracts 102 FOR and one-hnjf acres, with pood G-room house, barn, chicken house itavr with house on it. fine thsde, fruit city water, lights and fas; possession 1st.

Thirteen arres, well Improved, modern home. barn, chicken house, pasture well fenced, best of condition, close In 150 acres of fine pasture. ISO acres, half pasture. acres crrrk bottom. acres creek bottom, all near Emporla.

f. A. 102-p2-22 FOR ior business location on East Sixth by 75 feet. ST-ncre bottom farm. B5 acres In" wheat, one half wheat soes with farm, jfood house and barn.

160 acre's, cooit Improvements elec- irlclijr. Quarter mile to stock yards Myers. 433 Commercial. Room 3. phone FOR farm.

W. A. estate, with 80-acre pasture- two rnlles northeast of Amerlcus. Kan. Contact Henry Lju-ton.

Kan. acres patture. about 30 miles northwest of Emporla; call or sp- Avery Miller. DunUp 10S-p2-IS REAL ESTATE FOlTSALE Attrnctlve modern aviburban home, 7 roomp, gnragc. chicken house! Also 80 ncrcs 1'i miles south Olpc, sxtra good Improvements, electricity soon.

Both properties reason- nblj- priced. Will finance G. I. with some money. Shown by appointment only, no phone calls.

WARREN MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT CO. 701 Commercial REAL ESTATE It you are interested In buying tuburban or a Sec Room 5. State Bank Bu' for IM-cfl-tf 103 modern, south modern, norfb part; 10-rpom modern, north part. Some -ood See Per.flergrmft. 327 Mer- phone 1972.

I03-C2-IS HHEE ROOM tar sale, to be moved Otto Kef.ner. 113 South Rural. house bath" lns garage: fall Conntry, SDbttrbnns for 105 thife rooms partly northwest, large lot; call 3I3SJ. Wanted. Real Estate 107 -Appijr Ir: To Buy i to i Kefflsro, i MO and Female Vert 33 i wr-rt.

y.r. i or. ROC-IE ExopcrU Bunk ai-d-tf WANTED DEAD ANIMALS ROY STOLFUS TO or two lots In HrrN-rt price na No. Write "txsl." ore I07-f2-t9 DEAD CASH FOR DEAD HORSES-CATTLE-HOGS RENfcfRlNC SCRYICI CIT COU.ICT CST Kmporw Horlfnrtom OMX.W» 20.00-2Í.75: several 11 in earer nu feeder buyers 20.40!hi and rholc ar 100 choice ewes on shipping Chicago Livestock Chicago. Feb.

18 II 000. generally 25-50 cents lower; good ar.d choice yound averages 2J, 50- mosily 26.00 and above; with 2650 top paid ior under 240 pound weights- 1 Unds 2 300-340 pounds lully 25 cents lower; ood and choice sows 22.25-22.75. Ue 8 0 VeS I UU Stee a and heliers 25 cents hlzhe- active at advance medium to average-good' steers predominated at 19.75-24 00 scat- ttred loads good to choice offerings 24 75- Tin-s 26 5 Iow lo 8. Jt canner and cutter cows 9 Oo- beet cows 1I.7S-H.OO hravr saujace to 16.25 beef bulls to 15.75 vealers 1.00 lower ior week to date; i'lrin DO down stock cattle scarce'. Sheep early sales slauchter larnbs sit-atly; double JOB Ih jrood and choice woo! Colorados 23.00; few dccfcs held higher in fin i nn' 11.00 bull, load to choice strong welcht 75; IOatl Jl, enrlln slaughter 5Ca rce; small lots steady nt S.50 down.

19.00: Chicago Produce Feb. 18 Butter, firm: nccc CKi; ilri receipts 10.919; M.S. R5 'E 95: US 1 and 2. 3S.5; 3 anB 33.5-34; checks 33-335 rl CS 1 11 0 and receipts 15 trucks, no cnrs. 3 braska Bliss Triumphs of the Santa Fe, firemen said.

They did not obtain the name of the owner of the truck. A fire in a tree near Logan and East was extinguished by firemen at 12:25 o'clock this morning. CARLO AD INGS SHOW GAIN Topeka, Feb. 18 Santa Fe car- loadings for the" week ending February 15. 1947.

were 26,037 compared with 23.429 for the same week in 194G. nections with 8.710 for the same week last year. Total cars moved were 36.660 compared with 32.139 for the same week in 1946. Santa Fe handled a total of 35.022 cars in the preceding week of this year. Cars received from con- totaled 10.623 compared Flashes of Life Convenient Feb.

18 While on patrol Police officers Frank Doolin and James Hooker came upon a motorist having trouble with the lights of his car. While they were helping him fix the lights their patrol car radio announced the license number of a stolen of the car they were fixing. With Court Complements Kansas City, Feb. 18 Judge Earl J. Thomas in police court this week is handing theater tickets to traffic violators.

The tickets, furnished by a local theater, are for a safety film which the judge believe reckless drivers should with the Devil." Sell it with a Gazette wanted. I I I I I I I I I I I I DonMoyesiCA -K H02 West 6th VanlUa Wafer Cookies 28c Crystal Whftf Syrup lb 20c Pure Black Pepper pkr 19i Deodorant Nil 89c Torch Grown Phone 150 FRYING CHICKENS 69c Round. Iced COCOANUT CAKE 5Oc Libby's Whole Kernel GOLDEN CORN 18c Fresh. Solid TOMATOES Brown and Powdered SUGAR vs Frrsh California. TROPICAL DATES Fresh Candy PEANUT BRITTLE 39c LITTLE SUPFJIETTE OF THE 19c He YOUNG MAN WANTED For general grocery store work EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY On the job training for veteran WILL REEBLE GROCERY 124 Commercial MORE U.

S. PERSONNEL LANDS IN YOKOHAMA Yokohama, Feb. 18 The transport General Aultman docked today with 466 personnel for Japan. Included were one Naval officer, 20 Army officers, 329 enlisted men, 109 dependents and seven government workers. The General Aultman will leave today ior Korea with 28 enlisted nien and 84 War department workers.

ships left today for the United States. The General Morton departed for San Francisco with 48 officers, 1,610 enlisted men, 37 War department civilians, six Red Cross workers and two Army nurses. The General Greeman left for Seattle with 32 officers, 1,695 enlisted men and eight civilians. A nightgown to grace the loveliest figure has a sashed-5n effect at the waist and skirt fullness that falls in dainty puffs from below the hips. No.

3033-is cut in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18. 20, 36. 38, 40. 42. 44 and 46.

Size 36 requires 3i4 yards 39-inch. Send 2Qc for pattern, which includes complete sewing guide. Print your name, address and style number plainly. Be sure to state size you wish. Include postal unit or zone number in your address.

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Starch Is a substance produced by plants for their own nourishment. CONFEDERATE VETERAN IS 106 YEARS OLD TODAY Los Angeles. Feb. 18 was John -Alden Howell's birthday anniversary today''and the fact he was alive to observe it meant that the old soldier had won another battle, perhaps his last. "He's been failing fast the last several months but about two months ago he told us one day 'I'm going to win my last battle; I want to live to be said his son-in- law, J.

R. Johnston. The family found it necessary to place "the was a Confederate captain under Gen. Stonewall Jackson in the Ch-il the iull time care of a nurse. INFANT DIES IN FARM BLAZE AT PRINCETON Ottawa, Feb.

18 Elizabeth, 15-mohth-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George McDaniel, was burned to death Monday night in a fire which destroyed the family's farm home near Princeton. Coroner H. N.

Flora said the parents were away from home and that the infant's grandmother, Mrs. Birdie McDaniel, was 'unsuccessful in her efforts to rouse neighbors when an oil stove started the fire. SENECA MAN SENTENCED TO 40 YEARS IN PRISON Seneca. Feb. 18 Arthur L.

Seip, 30, Seneca truck driver, pleaded guilty before District Judge John L. Gernon Monday to charge of second degree murder in the death of his wife, Mrs. Celesta Seip, and was given a 40-year prison sentence. Mrs. Seip's body, the forehead crushed and a bullet wound in the left breast, was found in the Seip home here New Year's eve.

STOP AT THE SIGN OF QUALITY Powell Motor Co. S.1.9 Commercial Phone 637 More than 192,000,000 pounds of corn starch were used in 1945 In filling or "sizing" for paper in United States. Bangkok has been the capital of Siam since 1792 and as a port handles four-fifths of the seaborne trade. In Louisiana's sugar country, humidity usually is higher than nt any other point in the United States. The dry land area of the world Is about 15 million square Wornout Gears Cause AccWeth Sees Us far Any Forts Tiiat EFORD MOTOR SALES Chevrolet.

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