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5g' 5fc 5 iatac 3sr 3 CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Livestock rms Cedar BjOKSS lie Water ice see tzi tTS a 3 S2J 0J 5 I3M 25 C3 30 ra oe ua -jo 2J2i CJI5 U3 00 .5 ta t-a 2s ta Ktee 122 09 422 25 22.C $22.00 $2221 2 A 'Gift For A DcLuxe Gift for th Home "HIM" Mahogany snd Cryslii Leather Opra Sllrpers LAZY SUSAN 53.95 to $4.43 Odd Lot Shoe Co. Iowa Tea Co. 121 So. Fei 28 East State St. GIFTS DINNERS LUNCHES PHOTCALEUMS FOR SHOPPERS and FRAMES "'CJlT' LOCKSTUDIO c0DA GRILL 28 2nd N.

EL Phong S53 UUi UKiLL for a Long Remembered AMERICAN AND ITIvrcr, rtTCTirc General Electric Radio, Electric CHINESE DISHES Space Heaten, Iron, Grill or Dinners and Lunches for Shoppers Toaster. CantonCafe Home Appliance Co. 112 North Federal 201 So. Federal Phone 162 Be Practical and Yet Give Keep Em Warm Something Luxurious A FLANNEL SLEEPERS FUR COAT Flannel Butcher Boy Type Styles at Paiamas Marshall Swift STORKLAND 210 North Delaware 118 No. Federal seat covers' Decker Brothers Inc.

An Ideal Gift for the Car 205-207 No. Fed. q. GIFTS SPORTING GOODS COmrhraf CAMERAS 112 South Federal Kiddies' Over-Stuffed To f7 Ust ROCKING CHAIR SWEATER Leather Upholstery by Marinette Street Floor B.F.Goodrich BARONS 119 No. Federal Phone 3500 6-8 South Federal CHRISTMAS GIFT ALL WOOL SWEATERS Button Front Double Elbow rapping Paper and Cords sizes 38 to 52 KLIPTO 5V LOOSE LEAF COMPANY DOStOn JtOre 15 South Delaware 123 South Federal BUFFET SETS Lovely Glass.

3 Pieces. Also Candles GIFT SWEATERS $4.75 In Fine Wools. Also Sets in Copper, Pottery $2.99 to $6.99 and China Currie-VanNessCo. All Leather Billfolds Visit SEARS Complete In Latest Styles TOY DEPARTMENT Mufflers and Scarf Sets First Floor LARNERS Sears Roebuck Co, 10 South Federal 23 East i Business Opportunities 18 Help Mote 20 GARAGE AND BUSINESS" TUNE UP MAN Six room modern bungalow-house, new -i gas furnace, on same half acre in South We have Steady Work at good clarion, iowa. Good going business.

Price wages and excellent working con- ditions for an experienced Tune- PSPhllS Up and Electrical Man. All modern 0R SEJHS5SID' 921 equipment available. See Service Srion iowa Mr- Dale Hays or Mr Hart PORTER 1 VJl iaiU lyUMSiy Washer who is anxious to work and to learn and get ahead. Must have driver'! bystem Mason Lily DOING GOOD BUSINESS HART MOTORS, IllC. Write 120 North Delaware Telephone 980 J-22, GLOBE-GAZETTE WANTED Construction laborer! at the DX FILLING STATION FOR SALE INCLUDING 3 CABINS AND CAFE WAMTPH Gas alea alone net $200 per month.

Im- VViN 1 ILL' mediate possession. 1TT1 purchase price 75oo I ampnfpr Hplnpr $3500 down or G. I. $1100 down. VaipCiUCl ICipCl OLESON OLESON CO.

ii ini CTADC 3568.W, 1394 or 108 GAMBLL 1 ORL -ft CLEAR LAKE Help Mole 20 WANTED Married man on farm. Separ- WE NEED MORE MECHANICS te aet of buildings, electricity. Wm FOR OUR, NEWLY ENLARGED FbX 853-J "2 Good pay nd working conditions, wanted Quonset construction men, Exp. desired. Mason City Bldgs.

Co. APP'y Phone 2026-J. HA YD FN MOTOR WANTED Grocery clerk. Exp. pre- tiniuuti mviv ferred Top wagcs CaU Ray Hoiub.

CLEAR LAKE United Fruit Co. Hel? Wtd-, Male, female 23 WANTED Room desk clerk. Young men or women, cge 25 to 40, with or without experience. Permcnent employment. Apply Af.

Gi'Icm, Hotel Eodmor. WANTED Dish washer, machine operation. Full time. Permanent employment. P.eg-ular wages end meals furnished.

Apply to Chef, or Manager Hotel Eadmar. Salesmen 25 SALESMEN Dl'E TO greatly Increased advertieir.f, the UstvA home study Institution td tta kind apeciaUiine in one subject in great demand aria add awh eapabl pro-ajcer 2V43, good ear, character to enroll proprta ho Til lor training in mis territory; pemanerjt; rommiwioa over feOO montnly to hard steadf worker; exprienre not needed, but you murt have tale ability. Give all details, phone tor interview. Write Manager, Box 1063, Milwaukee, Wis. BUILD vour own Insuraoc busineaa.

Call J27 or 1S87J. EXCEPTIOKAL. Experienced salesman. SeU new vitamin concentrate to feed mixers. Need ear.

Permanent connection. Com. Write Davf Enterprises, (It S. Perry. Dayton 2.

Ohio. Services Offered 27 ROOMS ppered. painting. Phone 286-W. Hyde.

WANTED Housekeeping for gentleman by middle aged lady. Writ W-21, Globe-Gazette. DECORATING and bro-kade deigning. Leonard Washburn. Phone 182-V, Clear Lake.

Washing and Polishing LUBRICATION RECHARGE Pntchard Motor Co. SERVICE CENTER Entrance on Pennsylvania Ave. Pbone 315? Washing Machines REPAIRED AND REBUILT repair all makes And rebuild tn makes like new. Wringer Mils and parte for all makes Free estimate. Free pickup and delivery.

We can give you hour service en your Mason City Washer Co. 631 South Federal Phone ill M. Is the Ti ow lme Before It gets too cold, get that car of vours checked over. GUARANTEED AUTO REPAIRS MOTORS Sales PACKARD Service ASHES. RUBBISH hauled.

Basement cleaned out. Kindling lor sale. 1614 N. Madison. Ph.

3589W. WE MAKE photostatic copies ol discharge One day service Lock Stu dios. 26 2nd St N. E. Pbone WANTED Rubbish and ash hauling.

Ph. mornings or evenings. MIRRORS RESILVERED Factory process. Guaranteed Macket's. Ph.

182 WILL care for children afternoons and evening. Ph. 1648-W. Washing Machines REPAIRED BY L. A.

WRIGHT ARE GUARANTEED All makes of rollers. FHONE 1849-J or 3623- 216 THIRD N. E. FOR COMPLETE Venetian blind service Ph 64 Venetian Blind Laundry, Sales and Service, lli N. Commercial.

HEIMENDINGER TRANSFER LINE for experienced and economical local and long distance moving. Office at 823 Fourth St W. CALL 1070 FIRST CLASS Body ancl Fender. Work Car Painting Free Estimates Aldridge Cory Garage 1311 Federal Phone 935 WANTED Washings. 1533 No.

Jefferson. Phone WANTED General hauling and trucking. Phone 4749J. WE HAVE MORE THAN $3000.00 WORTH OF SHOP EQUIPMENT including MOTOR ANALYZER, TESTING EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS, QUICK BATTERY CHARGER WE ALSO CAN REBUILD ANY MAKE OF CARBURETTOR ON ANY MAKE OF CAR Mason City Motors Inc.1 10 Fourth E. Mason City, Iowa YOUR KAISER-FRAZER DEALER -far-Vfeai--f Every Quid Wants a Puppy and Every Child Will Love -SNOOPER- The Pet of the Nation MULLANEY SHOP, Upstairs 20 South Federal CANDLE PIECES Made up Ready for your Holiday N.eeds Long Lasting Truly Chnstmas-Iike! KEMBLES DOVNTOVN SHOP 115 N.

Federal SEWING CABINETS Walnut Finish Sptce "for Threads Size $3.75 R. S. WEBER CARPET CO. 209 North Federal SPECIAL! ACRO BLOX Regular 98c Sale S3c GAMBLE'S 201 N. Federal Phone 863 Visit Wards Great Toy Department.

There is still a complete assortment of new and exciting toys available. Shop early and find just what you want. Montgomery Ward Toy Dept. Phone 860 The Christmas Gift For the Entire Family A PHILCO Combination and Record Player from $79.90 Anderson Furniture Co. 2i? South Federal JACKETS A Great Assortment of Them jn Wools, Gabardines, Zelons, Leathers GILDNERS WILSON TABLE TENNIS SETS Phone 1103 MASON CITY APPLIANCE STORE 211 South Federal Hardwood SEWING CABINETS Maple, Mahogany and Walnut Finishes Singer Sewing Center 123 North Federal Help Femole 21 Wanted-Young Woman for Sales Work in Mason City Retail Store WRITE K-22, GLOBE-GAZETTE WANTED FOLDERS ON FLAT WORK IR0NER Experienced preferred.

Ideal American Laundry WAITRESS wanted. Middleaged preferred. Call in person. On Minute Lunch. 329 S.

Federal. WANTED Waitresses, also dish washer, at Cerro Gordo Cafe. No phone calls. WANTED Night PBX Operator Apply HOTEL HANF0RD WANTED' -WAITRESS $21 per week, meals and uniforms. 6 days a week.

APPLY SODA GRILL WANTED Girl or woman for light housework Tues. and Fri. Clear Lake home. No washing, or cooking. Ref required.

Write H-22t Globe-Gazette. LADY ATTENDANT OVER 21 Alust be neat, attractive ana have pleasant, personality. Salary commensurate with ability SEE MR. MACKET AFTER 8 P.M. D.

A. V. "27" CLUB "1308 North Federal WANTED Graauate or under-graduate nuraes. I hour shift Write T-23, Globe-Gazette. WANTED Midtfleaeed woman lo do housework for elderly touple.

Phone 4611, Manly, Iowa. WANTED Waitress, experienced. Apply in person. The Pantry, it N. Delaware.

Nt. 25. 1511 Midwest smiDJtri Aibrrt Lea, lie is tilJS K3 25 23 12223 ta 22 .121 25 JC2 i- 22-2J Good Bjtrhers iaa- r-l 1 lb. 1 Ism. Ifc-2t1 llx.

4-r la. 2-21 Mm. ttw. 10. X-3a Itm.

Good Packing So )fa JjO lb. irsij-j, Iim. -4 4 -iiJ lb. MO-iil lbs STEADY MARKET ON LIVESTOCK Chicago. Livestock prices held steady Saturday at the.

end of a week which saw practically all classes move into a lower price range. Nominal top on hogs was $24 50. Approach of the Thanksgiving holiday, with its normal emphasis on poultry, was considered by livestock traders as a factor in depressing prices for both meats and live animals. Hogs were off 50 cents to $1 for the week, sows recording the widest losses. In the cattle section, only strictly choice steers were steady.

These composed a small part of the run. A top of $37 was paid on weight steers. Slaughter lambs closed the week 50 cents to mostly $1 lower. Closing top on fed western wooled lambs was $23.50. (USDA Salable hogs 1.500 (estimated): total not given: price steady; nominal lop J24.30; compared week ago: Barrows and yiits of aii weights 33 cciiU lower; sows 75 cents to II lower.

Salable cattle 1.000 (estimated); total rot given: compared week ago only strictly choice teers and yearling! steady: load lot top S37 on weighty steers, on 1,043 lb. yearlings, and $35 on $00 lb. averages: medium to low-choice steers and heifers 75 cents to $1.50 lower; strictly good and choice kinds continue active, however; comparative shortfeds, both Hteeri and heifers, predominated during week, curtailing supplies strictly good and choice offerings selling at $28 upward: only limited supply $32 and better; best heifers $30. bulk $17 a 26. with common and medium on peddling basis late at 12fc 13.50; receipts locally and around the market circle larger than week earlier: beef cows closed $1 lower instances $1.50, following active trade early In week; late cow market very choppy; canners and cutters active until extreme close, lost 254i50 cents Saturday; closing bulk most beef cows during week $131 15.50: good grades $17 i 19.

but little above $16 at close; bulls weakened 50 cents at close, heavy sausage offerings stopping at $16 against $16.50 early in week when beef bulls sold up to $18; choice vealers advanced $19 2 early but lost $36 4 at close, stopping at $22: all other vealera closed $3i4 lower, mostly $19 down; good and choice stock cattle firm, common and medium light kinds dull, weak at $136 15; practical outside choice yearling stockera $18 but standouts reached $19. Satebc sneep 5H0 (estimated); total not given; compared week ago: Slaughter lambs 50 cents to mostly $1 lower after being off as much as $2 at midweek: yearlings scarce, quotable around $1 lower; slaughter ewe 2ji 50 cents lower: good and choice native and fed western tvocled iambs $22.5024, latter price top Monday, closing peak receipts held liberal contingent shortfed western wooled lambs grading medium to good bulked $20i22, average-medium lots most common throwouts $13316, 3'j loads fed shorn lambs No. 1 pelts $21.50 it 23, latter price at close for 3 decks good and choice 97 pounders: mot good and choice slaughter ewes $8.258.50, 1 load westerns early $8.60, common to good ewes $6.50 8, cull and common $6.25: 3 decks 85 lb. wooled western shortfeds and double 91 lb lambs went for further feeding at and respectively: load solid-mouth white laced western breeding ewes $9. Local Livestock BOGS MASON CITY-For Saturday Good light lights 140-150 $16.50 Good light lights $17.50 Good light lights 160-170 $18.50 Good light lights 170-180 $19.50 Good med.

weights 180-200 $22.50 Good med. weights K)-220 $23.50 Good med. weights 220-250 $23.50 Good med. weights 250-270 $23.50 Good med. weights 270-300 $23.50 Good med.

weights 300-330 $23.50 Good med. weights 330-360 $23.50 Good sows 270-300 $22.50 Good sows 300-330 $22.50 Good sows 330-360 $22.50 Good sows 360-400 $22.50 Good sows 400-450 $22.50 Good sows 450-500 $22.50 CATTLE MASON CITY For Saturday Choice steers and heifera Good steers and heifers Strictly choice cows Medium steers and heifers Good to choice cows Common heifers Fair to medium cows 9 Canners and cutter 7.00-10.00 Bologna bulls Butcher bulls CALVES MASON CITY For Saturday choice tn.ob Good calves $16.00 Medium calves $14.00 Common calves $11.50 cull calves 8.50 SHEEP MASON CITY For Saturday Choice genuine spring lames $21.00 Good genuine spring lambs $20.00 Medium genuine spring lambs $17.00 Common genuine spring lambs $13.00 Choice, ewes .50 Good awes 6.50 Medium ewes 5.50 Common ees 4.00 Hides Qaolatiens furnished by Waif Bras. Ins, ESS Fifth Street Saaiawtst From 15 lbs. up Nominal From 15 lbs. docn Nominal Bull hides Nominal Horsehidcs Nominal Produce MASON CITY For Saturday Eggs, No.

1 47c Eggs, No. 2 35c Esss. No. 3 5c Eggs, nest run. 44 30c Small erjW 23c Heavy hens, 4 lbs.

and over 21c Light hens, under 4 lbs. 16c Spring chic'is, heavy breeds 27c Leghorn springs, 2 lbs. over 22c Slags 20c Uid cocks 15c Egsis, at retail 43-43c Butter, Iowa State Brand. 91-92c Butie-r, Corn Country 90-91c CHICAGO CASK liRAIN Oleats, West rone Corn, No. 3 yellow Mi; No.

5. i i sample grf.de. 1 IT. Osis No. 1 mixed Si3: No.

4 while mailing 1.45-1.78 nominr.l: -i zi-2' nominal. Field ed per- hundredweight nominal: Red clover wwt eiovpr 5U-J3; timothy 12 Te actj'f" or o-y i- 1 riiU and property asd sained, m'-i hm kird. To ecter trr.o. anaie. penorm carry cut eooiracw prctu aed by law.

ano mua i tm. aaociatioo or earponiioo. Mr.cs. aebenturea and evidmces c4 mt-eebtesoeta oi aJ kinds. wnciRer aecure br mor.iace or otnerwiae.

as secure lae lh 7 lwrtiUe. Curi or tnst. er swim, xui.j icd.v-iduai Bt-nt cr cou.d d- Tte amount or capital auUiorued by the aid Aruciea of lncorpuoo i 10 snares of no pr Taiue tacit mwH k. rui: BaLd for ia money or prop erty at its caih value wheat atsud mat ahaJ be tai-iKfin" IV. p.

fcrperatico commenced butlEes so tne date issuance of its Charter. September IS. 14. and Ita corporate es-istence runs for a period of 23 years from uid date unless sooner terminated or dissolved by a vote of twoMhird of its ouuianuins aheres of common stock at a regular or special meeting. v.

The affaire of the corpora lion shall be conducted by a Board of three directors, who shall be elected by the stockholders at the annual tneetinj of the corporation and stuul bold office for one year. The officer of the corporation shall be president, vice-president, secretary ar.o treasurer, which officers shall be electee by the common stockholder at then annual meeting or at a special meeline called for that purpose. The officers shall holt1 office for a period of one year from the date of their election or until their successors are chosen and qualified. The regular or annual meeting of the stockholders snail be held at the office of the corporation on the first Thursday tn January of each year beginning with the year 1M7. Until the annual meeting in 1947, the Directors shall be: Leon Baizes, Fifth Street S.

Mason City, Iowa: Muton as. Eaixn. m-i U. Ada.TA Mason City. Iowa, and Harold Nal Raizes, tog N.

Adams, Mason City, Iowa, and the officers shall be: President Leon L. Raizes. W7 fifth Street S. Mason City. Iowa: Vice-president Harold Neal Raizes.

(OS Adams, Mason City. Iowa: Secretary and Treasurer Milton B. Raizes, (US Adams, Mason City. Iowa. VI.

The private property of Ihe stockholders shall forever be exempt from corporate debts and liabilities. AND B. REALTY. INC. LEON L.

RAIZES. President N. LEVINSON. Attorney. NOTICB OF THF.

APFOIXTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR STATE OF IOWA, Cerro Gordo County. ss. No. 6C2j. Notice is hereby given, that the under.

signed has been duly appointed and qualified as ArinrmUu-ator of the estate of-Theresa M. Crosby, a. k. a. Mary The' resa Crosby.

Deceased, late of Cerro Gordo County. All persona indebted to said estate are requested to make Im mediate tr.i tbec having claims againtt the same will present them, duly authenticated, to the undersigned for allowance and file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court. V. P. ALLEN.

Administrator REMLEY J. GLASS. Attorney Dated November 21st, 1946. S. H.

MacPEAK. Clerk District Court By MARGARET RILEY, Deputy Death Notices 1 GEER. Mrs. Lydia 83, died at her home 404 N. Pennsylvania, at 11 p.

m. Friday, following an illness of about 2 weeks. Funeral service will be held at the Major Memorial chapel at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday, with the Rev.

Lloyd A. Gustaf-son, pastor of the First Methodist church, officiating. Interment will be at the Rockwell cemetery. The Major funeral home in charge. In Memoriam A2 tN LOVING TRIBUTE to our darling mother, Mrs.

Ernest PhieL who passed away Nov. 23. 1931: You're cone, dear mother, well we know there's nothing we can do-but cherish your sweet memory. Our hearts still grieve for you. Your loving daughters.

The Phiel Girls. Funeral Director MAJOR Funeral Home, 209 Second Efficient Service plus Reverence. Ambulance. Phone 511. McAULEY Si Son Funeral Home A distinctive, dignified funeral service Ambulance South Adams.

Call fjl PATTERSON Funeral Home. Known tor service Ambulance. 322 North Washington. Call 1140 MEYER Funeral Home. A beautiful service need not be cos uy Ambulance service Phone 1505.

Personals SPENCER GARMENTS no longer rationed. For appointment Phone 4491-W Lena Thorndyke, 1215 2nd Spencer Corsetiere. STANLEY HOME Products. Ph. 2854-W 108 14lh St.

N. E. FAIRMOUN1 Maternity Seclusion sanitarium for unmarried girls. Low rates. Working reduces expenses.

Confidential 1414 East 27th, Kansas City, Mo. LEAVING for L. A. between Nov. 23-30.

Can take 4 passengers. Refs. J. W. Mandt, 1310 N.

4th St, Austin, Minn. Lost, Found LOST Black and white Cocker Spaniel pup. Name, "Boats." Reward. Inquire Ed Hand, 20 3rd N. E.

LOST Blonde Cocker Spaniel. Ans. to "Teeko." Reward. Child's pet. Ph.

2026J. LOST Lady's red leather billfold, between Seney'a Jewelry store and Soda Grill. Money and identification enclosed. Reward; Call 4321LJ or 25. STRAYED from Jack Chlssel pasture, nearly white Holstein heifer, wt.

about 900 lbs Notify W. B. Waters or Jack ChUsel, Rockford. LOST Lady's white gold wrist watch, valuable as keepsake. Leave at Globe-Gazette.

Reward. LOST American Water Spaniel pup. Dark brown, white diamond on chest E. Jones. Ph.

3549-LW. FOUND About 3 ago, bull: Wallet Zuehike. Ph. 214-R2. Owner may have by identifying, paying for keep and ad STRAYED 10 days ago, 5 calves from farm S.

W. of Thornton. Reward. Mark Floy, Thornton. LOST FROM YARD Little dark brown bull dog name "Studie." Wednesday.

Reward. Phone 4046. Money to Loon MONEY on fin 2aa aa LOANS 15 Monthi to Repay on Most All Loans. Mail Loans Made In Any Locality 'Your Satisfaction Our First Thought" Federal Discount Corp. lil N.

Federal Fhone 516 Over WoolworUvs W. L. "BILL" CAMERON, Mgr. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER Ralph S. Shepherd PAINT AND WALLPAPER 27-23 1st S.

E. The Whole Town Is Giving RECORDS A Choice Selection at Les Reed's Music Co. 108 North Delaware MEN'S WARM LINED LEATHER DRESS GLOVES Priced from $1.77 to ,4.43" Raizes' Dept. Store 301 South Federal Christmas Cards Large Assortment Beautiful Designs Buy Your Needs Early. J.

J. Newberry Co. 21-23 S. Federal Fashion Doll Dolls and Accessories. 920 11th N.

4 Piece BEDROOM SUITE Waterfall Walnut $1 Joe Goss Furniture 212 S. Federal ALARM CLOCKS All Electric $4.95 up Watch SI 19 West State Christmas Gift For HER? A FUR COAT And She'll Be Starry Eyed. Ma3on City Fur Shoppe, In 215 No. Federal STUELAND'S See the Beautiful Line of VOLUPTE COMPACTS As shown In "Town and Country' $2.95 to $55.00 221 No. Federal Money to Loon MONEY BY PHONE! Call No.

3 for prompt, courteous aervice on loans for any worthwhile purpose. You need not be a customer of this bank in order to receive the benefits of a Personal Loan with low rates and liberal repayment terms. INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT The First National Bank DT MASON CITY LOANS 25 to 0 State Finance Co 201 Weir bids. Phone 1038. OUR CLIENTS WANT GOOD MORTGAGES ON MASON CITY RESIDENCES Low interest rates.

Liberal repayment prvileges. No red tape. No delay, aim long time farm mortgages at lowest interest rates. Inquire HUGH H. SHEPARD Suite 205 Foresters Bid.

Phone 384-235 MASON CITY, IOWA SIGNATURE AUTO FURNITURE LOANS COMPLETE AND IMMEDIATE SERVICE FOR MEN AND WOMEN ANYWHERE IN NORTH IOWA UNITED Financial Service 15 i North Federal Phone 57 Over Ford Hopkins Drug Store MASON CITY. IOWA NEED MONEY? Easy to Pay. $30 LOANS $300 See Mrs. Simon SECURITY LOAN CO. Room 321 1st National Bank Bdg.

SEE THE United Home Bank and Truat Co tor real estate mortgage loans iNhhUviviOINiiY For extra service phone or visit Household for a loan of $25, $50, $100. $200 or more on salary, car or furniture. No endorsers required. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 117 N. Fed.

Ave. Phone 541 Beauty Shops 12 WILLIAMSON Th Home ol Better Permanent Waves Complele beauty and barber service Experienred and reliable Ph S742 Ninth Et Business Opportunities 18 SEU. Xmas gifts. Firs-earring sets. Chate-lKtrs.

bracelets. S2 tn s1y' $13 $162 gross. Manufacture era, Fifth N. Y. SMALL GAINS IN STOCK MARKET York.

(Ufj Stocks hard ened in price at the opening Satur day, extending nday's late recov ery. Gains generally were sraau. Alleghany prior preferred as up a point and Schenley. 20th Century Fox, Paramount. Pepi-toia.

u. a. nuooer, Alleghany preferred United Fruit. Standard Gaa $4 preferred, and Nickel Plate preferred were up fractionally. TnMml htanfi.nl CA AT California.

Westinghouse. Consolidated Edison. N. Y. Central.

Standard Oil IN. J.I. which opened, on 1,000 shares, and Texas company, were down small amounts. Non-ferrous metals provided feature to early trading as Kennecott roe a point and Anaconda advanced fractionally on the heels of announcement by the former of a. price rise for copper.

PROFIT-TAKING IN GRAIN CLOSE Chicago, (JP) Grains were firm throughout most of the session Saturday, although profit-taking entered the wheat pit toward the close. Prices receded from their beat levels. Mills were buyers of wheat early and corn was wanted by houses with export connections. Strength In oats was based upon firm prices for the cash grain. Despite the early upturn, January wheat was unable to approach its 26 year high of $2 18 established around minway in Friday's trading.

Wheat finished i lower to higher January corn was lower January 1.3o'-3 on last minute selling and oat closed lower to higher, December 80-. Mason City Grain MASON CITY For Saturday No. 2 oats. 34 lbs. or better.

72c No. 2 corn, new il.22 Soybeans, 14 moisture $3.00 CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Chleaga. (JT WHEAT High Low Clone Jan. 2 S.l.i's 2 I5 Mar 2 09', 2rm4 2 07 May 1961 1 1 as; July 1.80 1.79'a U8Vi CORN Jan 1.35. 1.3.V I.33VH Mar ,.1.334 1.32H lt-s May 141' ISO1, 1.30'4-s July 1.301-4 1.28?4 1284 OATS Dec BIT, 80s, Mar 74 72', May 69'.

BARLEY Dec. I.304 Mar 1.3014 LARD July 22.5A Sept 22 05 Albert Lea Teachers Get $300 Bonus Albert Lea, Minn Albert Lea public school teachers Thursday night were granted a $300 flat cost-of-living bonus for the current school year by the school board after the board heard arguments for the increase from members of the Albert Lea Classroom Teachers association. Because the board had not arrived at the teachers decision until after lip. action on raising the pay of clerical help, janitors aod night watchmen was deferred until a meeting to be held at noon Tuesday, Nov. 26.

The cost-of-living bonus will be retroactive to Sept 1 in the case Df the teachers (on a 10-month pay basis) and to July 1 in the case of those hired on a 12-month pay basis. The former group will get a check for $90 with their regular pay checks on or before Dec. 15 to cover the 3 months, September, October and November, and the remaining bonus will come in $30-a-month installments. Those on 12-month basis, will get $25 a month increase, also retroactive. While air board members con-ceeded that teachers had "long been underpaid," the members also thought about the taxpayer and declined to grant the entire $360 requested by the teachers' organization.

The bonus granted will cost $31,650 while the boost for jani tors, clerical help and night watchmen has not yet been ironed out. It now affects 118 persons. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICB Of INCORPORATION OF A S. SALT, lC. Notice is hereuy given that there has Deen incorporated under and by virtue of Chapter 4A1 oi the ltwfl Code of Iowa and acts amendatory thereto, a corporation as follow: The name of the CorpCTa'ion ia ANO 8.

REALTY, and its principal place of business Is in the city of Mason City. Cerre Gordo Covmiy, Iowa. il, The genercl nature the business to be tranvicted by tfce corporation shall as follows: 1. To tmy, sell and otherwise deal in notes, slocki. bonds, mortgages and rea' eslate contracts.

The corporation shall have tne fight to hold. buy. sell, leaE, rnortgaae or otherwise encumlisr, sell and of real and personal property o( ail kmcs and descriptions. 2. TTo engage in liie business of financing the purcnase of personal property for individuals firms, or corporations and to loan money to individuals, firms and corporations 00 morgaRes of rea! estate, chattel mortgages, conditional salea con AUTHORIZED Maytag Sales Service Genuine MAYTAG Replacement Parts and Factory Trained Mechanics Guarantee Satisfaction.

Pick Up and Delivery Service. Home Appliance Co. Phone 162 201-203 S. Federal MASON CITY WANTED Farm hand, married, small family, on 150 A. farm.

Hogs, steers only. Latest equipment, nice house, steady year round Job; good ref. required with reply. Write G-22. Globe-Gazette.

Wanted Radio Repair and Service Man APPLY AT ONCE MIER WOLF SONS GENERAL MILLS HAS flour sale opening. South Ia. territory. Opportunity with future for right trvjn. Age to 33.

Food selling exp, desirable qualification. Write M. Potter. 925 N. Adams.

Mason City, la Night Man Wanted Experience not necessary. Hours 6 p. m. to 2 a. m.

6 nights a week. HAYDEN MOTOR CO. CLEAR LAKE WANTED Be! Ihop. Good and tips. Age 1 7 or over.

Apply Merle Beaver, Eadmar Hotel. WANTED MAN WITH KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN WASHROOM IN COMMERCIAL LAUNDRY Must be reliable and capable of producing quality work. WRITE L-22, GLOBE-GAZETTE WANTED Reliable Man to Handle Local Business THAT SHOULD MAKE HIM $3000 or Over a Year NO INVESTMENT Give reference and previous experience. Write for interview to A-22, CARE GLOBE-GAZETTE Help Femole 21 WANTED Women to heip clean and care for guest rooms. Permanent employment, full or part time.

Apply to Mr. Gillam, Hotel Eadmar. WANTED Housekeeper. Prt room and bath. Excellent wages.

Phone 3210. WANTED Waitress, must be expert-Qnced No Sunday or nights. Whueya Cafe. 25 1st S. E.

WANTED Experienced stenographer; must be good typist. Pleasant atmosphere and excellent working conditions in local private firm. Write H-14, Globe-Gaze'te, for interview. SAW GUMMING Saw Shop, 228 S. fed.

Pb 702 GRAIN and. livestock hauling. General trucking. Ph. COVERED buttons, buckles end custom-made belts, button-hole making and hemstitching.

Write for free chart to order by. Singer Sewing Machine 123 No. Federal. DEGEN hcrdwood floor service. Laying, sanding.

Ph. 1672. 1 aft,.