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MUSCATINE JOURNAL AND NEWS-TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1937 15 the CLASSIFIED PAGE "Uewi "ECONOMY PAGE Latest Stock and Grain Markets Hogs Decline at Chicago; Steers, Yearlings Steady Estimated Beceipts. Chicazo. June 3. Official estimated Friday: Chicago, June 3 (AP Me- dim grade hogs were under pressure today and sold slowly 15 to 25 cents lower than Wednesday's prevailing prices on this grade. Other grades and classes ranged 10 to 15 cents but trading was slow.

The early top was $11.65, but very firm sold later above $11.50. Heavy Wta. Price i No. $11.00 86.. .350 21-10 Wts.

Price I NO. ..247 79.. ..221 11.60 91.. No. Wts.

Price .306 511.25 .257 11.55 AVts. Price .233 S11.65 .201 11.60 Local crocers and markets are LOCAL MARKETS Wheat Unsettled as Corn Sags in Chicago Market Hens over 5 15c: 4 to 5 Me: Lechorns and llchts. He: cocks, over 5 9c; lishts and horns. 7c. i Good to choice 120 to 190 200 to 230 SIO.95'1 i 11.10: 2-10 to 300 SlO.TSfill.O.': i extra heavy butchers, SIO.IO'S 10 butcher Dackers.

270 to -mo SP.T.'s'S: bobbea 10.15: extra heavy packers, SD.20fifl.75. little late above S11.50: most Eood and chohe 200 to 300 S11.30S11.55: few eood and choice 160 to 1BO 510.So® 11.31; bulk (rood oackine sows. S10.1.W 10.60: Ileht: kinds on the butcher order upward to S10.SO or 1.500: fed steers Chicago OP) Wheat prices above and below Wednesday's close in nervous- fluctuations today and wound up with two contracts slightly lower. Eains in the southwest and weakness of foreign markets offset reports of severe dust storms in some Canadian spring wheat 4 cents due to selling-attributed Cattle both local and outside buyers ooncen- steers and yearling scaiimr largely to favorable crop pros- 1,100 Ibs, downward; medium weisnt and wetehty offerings medium welcht steers around 514.2.): larecly S10.501fl2.50. market with na- FOR SALE.

FOR model roadster 1929 Ford convertible coupe model Navela $17.50. Also some good trucks cheap. Fordson tractor parts and auto parts cheap. Ben Kolpack's, 515 East Second street. FOR SALE.

MJSCELLANEODS FOP. and Jluscatlno city oronerty. Money to loan on ions time and reasonable rates. Titus 'Co. FOR SALE Cabbage and tomato seedlinw by 1,000, EKC uiants by 100.

T. E. Burrouchs. 1424 Cedar. FOR SALE Manchu soy beans, one 2-year-old and one purebred shorthorn bulls.

E. J. McFadden. Phone FOR 9x12 ruRs, baby bucRy. baby bed and rocJrer, '515 Sycamore tive rrassers to killers 57.00*;? strictly erain fed heifers firm: 301 Ib.

aversses UD to 512-50: srassv heifers steady, but unevenly lower for week, while fed heifers are selling hiErh on crop: cows steady: bulls to 25c hicher: vealers 25c hizher SP.OO*? 9,50: few selects S9.75: medium liehf SS.OO'ffS.oO: atockers and feed- era slow: both natives and weak to tinder a week azo. Slu-en 11.000. including 5.000 fat lambs and sorinrr lamb? active. 10c to 25r hleher: native, srriiic lamb? 17 decks Id.iho snrlnr. lambs first here this season.

312.2," with cent sort: clipped larrihy sheeo steady. S3.00S4.50. pects. Wheat closed 1-4 higher to 7-8 lower. July 1.09 7-3 to 1,10 1-8, 1 September S1.03 7-3 to 1.09 1-8, and corn vss 3-8 to 1 5-8 down, Jly new 1.22 1-4 to 3-3, Septem- I ber.

1.08 to 1.03 1-8. Oats were 3 5-8 lower. Kansas City Livestock Kansas City. June lU. S.

No Wts. Pric-s I No. Wts. Price 77 197 SI 1-55 I 89 1S7 $13.45 96 174 11.15 I 69 156 11.00 Lluht Iilirhti. I No Wts, Price I So.

Wts. Price i liS J10.SO 72 146 S10.60 The bulk of 200 to 300 Ib. hogs I sold at S11.30 to S11.55. Packing I sows ran counter to the general trend and ruled steady -with good kinds sciing at $10.15 to $10.60 and the best light kinds DPD Affr Hos fil 0 aplivo 0 suitable for butchers going up- interests, steady with Wednesday's to SI0.80 and better. ayera shin- steers.

Price Xo. Wts. Price ..1219 513.35 i 21....1260 11.75 9S2 29 92-1 Heifers. Wts. Pric- Xo.

S12.r,n 22... 10.50 23 7-11 9.00 Cows. Pi-ire i Xo. No. 20..

14. No. S11.35!al!.SO: lik-lifr and weichts in limited a 110 113, I S10.50W11.30: O'IQ er. mostly SIC stock piss Wts. Price i 755 $12.00 Dl sows re.nr]y to 10c liich- staes to S10.30; carce: notiiin-' strictly i load of sued southern No.

4.. 9.. 7.00 4.75 6... Wts. Price .1160 S5.25 .1175 6.25 small of jnixed yearlinirs of irood Grade medium short heifers 59; two loads licht weight Arizona S5-50: two load? Arizon.i cutters S4.S5: odd rows up to cood in clmice vcalers S7.00SD.OQ: sau- bulls to SK, Sheep stirinc lambs st-adv to l.V hirher: dinners strong to unevenly 7 most trucked down frnm Sn.25 lambs Fed steers and yearlings were about steady with yearlings and light steers getting the best action.

Buyers, both local and shippers, were concentrating on kinds weighing 1,100 Ibs. and under: best medium weight steers sold at $14.25, although it was generally a S10.50 to 512.50 market. Fed heifers were in demand and sold at new high prices on the crop. Other heifers were steady. Cows were steady and Chlcaco, June 3.

fAPi Poultrv. bulls 15-25 cents higher. Native 1 spring lambs sold generally at horn he is'-'c: to S13. Seventeen decks of 1 ol 1tqh( hnr .7 Idaho springers, the first of the: White season, sold at S12.25 with five I Leehom, springs. colored.

per cent sorted -out. Clipped Whit" lambs ranged from $9.50 to $10.15. rJeeiVn iV: Spring- Lambu, 16c; toms, 1-lc; N'o. 2 turkeys, 12e: dirrks. Mte and and up.

1-lc: small. ecese. Cattle 2.000: calves teef I vein-lines and she stock fairly active, I steady to 15c higher: fiboti; loads of sleers offered: bulls, vealera calves stoidv: stockers and firm: choice 1.10S steers! S12.50; two loads cood 967 Ib. Colo- i rados 512: mnioritv steer? tin from Chicago Cash Grain Chicaeo. June wheat; No sales.

Corn: Xo. 4 mixed. S1.27: No. 1 yellow. No.

2 yellow, No. 3 yellow. Sl.2Sfi-l.23; Xo. 4 yellow. SI.27':: Xo, 5 yellow, SI.27',: Xo.

2j white sl 30- Xo. 4 white, 1 sam- cle crade. Sl.22-g-l.2-l. I Oats: Xo 1 white. 51c: Xo.

2 white, Xo. 3 white, Xo. 4 white. 1 sample 45c. No rve; no buckwheat.

Soy beans: Xo. 2 yellow. J1.55U. Barley: Feed. 65fi70c: malting, 51.00 fl.15.

'Timothy seed: S4.2.'-f?-1.50. Clover seed S23.fl0? 30.00. Lard: Tien-cs. loose. $12.30.

Bellies: $16.37. Chicago Grain and Provisions Chicago. June Whoa DCnC1YdyHiKh LowCloso other uses. July Li" 1 i.io'.'. i.ii'i Sen.

l.oa'j 1.09 i.iou al WISER SCHMIDT Spouting, Gutters and Metal Roofing We specialize in anything in sheet Furnaces installed, cleaned and' overhauled. See Us for Estimates Prompt Service Shop, 615 Maple Ave. Phone 1102 Paul Weiershauser Formerly with Thompson Hdw. Co. Julius Schmidt Formerly With Detthof Hdw.

Co. FOR SALE Aster olants, 10o dozen. 305 Grandvlew Ave. FOR SALE Piano, Elbert Holmes. Phone S5-F-2, FOR bujrsy and bed.

W. 7th. 40S FOR Jersey cow. A cood one. Phone 443.

FOR SALE Sewinc machine. 157S-J. R. L. POLK are one of the many large- users of Woodstocks.

the typewriter for big business. Leu Typewriter Exchange, exclusive dealers, 200 West Second. New 'phone number 428. Portables. MONTGOMERY Ward's catalogue department assures you quick delivery on wanted item not in Phone stock.

Tonight your der is mailed, tomorrow FOR posts. 515.00 ioo, filled and dellvered Phone-251S, i I cial telephone service on FOR Team of work horses. Furlong Bros. Phone Letts. FOR stove.

Call 1247. FOR bea.na. Phone S6-F-S ICEBOX FOR SALE. Call 1470. FOR RENT.

C. 0. D. orders. KEEP THE-bones of your feet in their natural position with- well fitted 1 shoe.

See Albert Fischer, FOR condi- Practipedist. Albert tioned apartment. Up- Fischer Shoe Store, town Theatre Bldg: Telephone 27 CLA: Information Rates Per Word Per Insertion 6 PL This Size Type 2c Per Word. 12 Pt. This Size Type.

4c Per Word Special Offer! SEVEN INSERTIONS For the Price of Six! 10 Discount for cash or payment within five days from the date of final in- lertlon. MINIMUM CHARGE 25c for 8 for 12 Pt. CLOSING TIME Classified Ads Accepted Until 11 a. nj. for That Day's Issue ENTERTAINMENT.

LET'S GO roller Under the big tent on river front. Skating every evening, also Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Popular prices. Featuring Hammond organ music. DANCE, Friday night, Muscatine Home ciety, Whitmer's German band; 35c couple; extra lady, loc.

Don't forget our fish fry. DANCE MOOSE hall Saturday night. Music by Niebling's orchestra. Admission 25c. i.io» I.JOT Jly new 1.22 1.22?; 1.23'., 1.20;i 1.22'i Jly old 1.21 1.20 Sen l.OS-% 1.03'i 1.09'X, LOS Dec.

'K, i FOP. Room with private family. I Gentleman preferred. Garage. Phone FOR Used bridge 1 2231 IninrlPT 3vfi 11 ft plm 1 FOR Modern 2 room furnished lUmoei.

11-It, elm anartrr t. S4.50 per week. Adults. 3x14 22-ft. fir.

Good for barn floors, feeding platforms, stalls, bridges and Get it now. Inquire Toll House, foot Walnut St. Phone 2542. 1004 East 10th St. FOR RENT 2 room lisht apartment.

Adults. Phono 250. Tuly L1G 4 L1 SH.23: cwrl Trotas clipped i L1G 4 L1S 0- others SO. .5,.,. .55 Chicago Produce FOR SALE $50 credit at one of Denver Colo's, finest hotels.

Expires by June 24, 1937. Can be bought at bargain price. Phone 26. Si Lard- 55 12.BO July Sop. 1275 12.60 12.SO 12.70 FOR doors and windows.

Also windows, complete, if desired. Phone 798. 600 Pine 12,5.12.671 street No. Price Xo. Wts.

Price 70 513.00 i 4 78 15 -I 6 -r87- --l-MS Butt Idaio Spring Lambs I Xo. Wts. Price Xo. Wts. Price i Ecss 24 985 76 $12.25 i 110 66 55.75 Xo.

Wts. Price i No, TVtfl, price 1-15 S7 $10.40 S3 477 S3 10.13 1 250 58 152 73 P.SO 255 92 Slaughter Ewei. Jso. Wts. Price Xo.

Wt? 140 i 7 Ill 140 4.00 i 6 ISO 22.OT,' steady: unsettled: crlces Iowa Hog Prices Today (By THE ASSOCIATED PKESS) Cedar P.acidj—Good hoes. 340-to 150 150 to ISO S9.401/' P.55: ISO 170 S10.OOCwlO.15.; 170 to ISO SIO.SO'.V 10.75: ISO to 200 S10.90-;in.05: 200 to 324 Stl.nO 011.15: 32'. to 350 S10.90«M1:05: cood nackers. 275 to 350 59.95® 10.10: 350 to 425 S9.SOif9.95: 425 to 500 S9.65®9.80: 500 to 550 I9.50S-8.6.5.. Hoes 5c Rood liKbts.

140 to 130 130 to 160 S9.30'r79.45; cood butchers. ISO to 200 S10.SOW10.95: 2X1 to 200 S10.S5iiil.iO: 290 325 JtO.SJ'all.OO: rood oackers. S75 to 350 S9.90S10.05: 350 to 425 S3.S50- 10.00. Wfttorloo Hoes 5c lower: cood. to choice 140 to 160 SS.SOe9.50: 1GO to 150 59.90*110.65: ISO to 200 JlO.Sofi'lI.OS: 200 to 325 11.13: 325 to 350 SlO.S'Jfi 11.00: mckinc sows.

'275 to 350 59.900 miO: 350 to 425 S9.75g9.95: 425 to 450 S9.CO{f9so. 140 to 150 S8.SO 150 to 160 S9.30ffi9.6i: 160 to 170 Sf.SO'ii 10.10- 170 to ISO S10.40fl 10.70: ISO' to 200 Slft.fiS® IO.D.T: 29" ibs 11.15: 2M to 32f. 325 to 350 Slo.CO?i lO.flO: 35" to 400 S10.501ilO.SO- rarkers 275 lo 350 sn.snw-KMO: narkers. 3.W to 4D5 I SP.6lVP.PO; 425 to 550 S9.43TrP.75. Iowa Hog Market Review DI-S Jloines.

June 3. (U. S. hoc receipts at 22 concentration yards and nine oackInc: nlnnts located in interior Iowa and southern for the- 21 hour ended at a. m.

today were 15.70<* compared with 13,500 a week ajro inil 21.100 a year auo. JIosMy 5c to 10c lower all grades bur spots on packing sows steady; undertone rather slow: loadincs llcht. probably about like 12.000 week apo. Quotations follow: Licht lichts. 140 to 160 croud and choice.

llcht wicfhts, 160 to ISO ISO 200 SlO.Soff 11.15: me 200 to 220 250 lo 2.V> Ibi. 11.25: heavy w.Mchts. 250 to '290 Jn.0j-5fll.2r.: 290 to 350 SlOWS 11.15: p.ii-kini sows. 273 to 350 rood. SlO.OQ'ii 10.25: 350 to 425 J9.S.i'!i 10.00: 423 to 550 S9.65®9.90.

Price quotations in this are Tjased on transactions made today up to 11:30 a. anrT embrace of deliyered hois consummated' in the various Dackini: plants, concentration and assembly yards within interior Iowa-southern Minnesota area. Chicago Livestock Chlcaeo. June S. Dept.

12.000. including 5.000 direct: 10c to 15c loer than "Wednesday's ayeraire: packintr sos fully steady: medium crradc hoirs. 200 Ibs. down. 15c to 25c lower: eariy too Sll.65: yery Potatoes 95.

on traek 214, total U. S. shipments 1.1S2: old stork, about S10.25 i steady. SU ljes demand liirht: S9.00 per cwt. Tdaho" P.usse! Rurljanks 9.23 U.

S. Xo, 1. S2.2-Ti72.in- linker u. S. No.

2. Sl.GO-,11.7:,: JIMiisrnn P.ll.-'set Pairal U- S. Nn. stock best ouality southern Triiimnhs firm, other stock fidy. rather llrrht, demand cood: Bliss U.

S. No I S2 nnfr Cobblers. U. S. Xo.

52 FOR SALE Special Omaha Livestock lawn and shrub fertilizers. Will produce vigorous growths. Wm. Prlt-e $4.5" 3.00 Omaha, June S. -Dent.

i Airr.l Hoes fully steady with Wednesday's averager top 311.35:-190 i to 32.i Sll.134ill.3CI: medium I and cood sn.riO'iilC.75:"k'il'l- nles SP.25W10.60: Wednesday $10.79, weicht i'2-IB. i 2.500: calves 300: steady: i steers and yearlings some i lield slichtly hlcher: heifers SO Wr COW3 SG.OOfj^.li; ruiters I bulls yeaiers i 9.60. HOUSEHOLD Gt)ODS for sale. 213 East Seventh. Phone 1419.

sinol Triiimohs. V. S. No. 1.

no I JT2.10: U. R. X.i. 2. ff-w sales.

Alabama Sliss S. Xo. 1, heaterl. 1 S.TCks. SI 75'''.

2.00; u. S. Xo. I. Sl.jr; California White Rose.

u. No si 95812.03; u. S. fommerciaip 51.00, Pnturer. Closed.

Butter: Storace standards, SIViC. Bees: Slorace packed firsts, June, refriccrator standards. New York Produce Xcu- York. June Butter 5, jS. firmer: i-reamerv hichir than extra.

31 v- 1 3'J extra l'D2'sc-orp'i, 31-jc- firsts (SS-91 scorpsl. seconds -fS4-S7- scores). 235'27c; csntral- izer! scorel. 30c. Cheese BS.244.

prices un- clianced. Live poultry, hy freight, steady to firm: fowls, rolored. roosters 12c: other frelirl-it orices FOR piece oak dining suite. Phone FOR property on the installment Titus Co. Foreign Exchange New York.

June 3. (AP) I R-arr easy: demands in cents: ii- Sfeat Britain 4S2 3-16: France 4.45 1-16: I Supplies Data on War Veteran's Life FOR SALE Choice vacant lots. First class locations. Titus Co. FOR SALE OR TRADE room buncalow with lichls and balh.

two full lots and earage, Wapello. la. Inquire at 1163 Hcrshcy Muscatine, for particulars. Italy 5.25};: Belgium lS.S2'-i: i free 40.0S. registered 20-75.

travel 24.55; Holland 34.9S Norway 24.73: Sxi'eden 23.38: Denmark 21. US: Finland Switzerland 22.S2: Spain, unquoted; Portueal 4.4D: Greece .91: Poland IS.97; Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia 2.3.1: Austria 1S.75N: Hungary l.SO: P.u- mania .75: Argentine. 32.S1X: Brazil I war neglected Goodrich Sllvertown Stores, 109 Syca- S.SO 1 Tokyo 2S.69: Shanghai 2990- i A more St. Honekonr 30.44: Jfesico City Montreal in- Xew York 100.00: New York in Montreal 100.00. Interesting data on the lir FOK tractor tires.

Q- Page. Muscatine -civil will- fit' most models of tractors New York Bonds Xew York. June to announcement of new treasury financing. United States SALESMEN. loans held to fl steady cait today, Elinor cains and losses made little chance In the general position of treas- urv issues.

Disclosure tre treasury would offer for Its June ouarter finnncinc 000.000 In notes, including SSOf.flOO.OnO to raise additional cash, apparently- conformed Closely with what bond men had been expecting. It iva.s assumed murh of the cash was intended for further jrold pur- chases under the treasury's "sterilizn- 1 tion" policy for the metal since bud- cet estimates hnve pointed to rieclin-! Pittsburgh 0 fcde-Sf defi cH borrowinc to cover Tennessee, on the Tennessee riv- El 'ewhere in the bond market trad-j er. According, to the age-given by inc interest centered rallyinir tend- Pasje when he enlisted, End the encies.in German and Italian bonds ah-pn nn liic tnmhcrnnp -as the latest i-risis over the Spanish age Ills tombstone I situation subsided. German irovorn-; years) his aeath must have oc- ment o'-'-s rose nearly a point transactions and Italy 7s of 1951 about as much. 1 A.

S10.000.000 Cincinnati Gas and.E!e trie Issue, the first important cor- porate bond offering to appear nn the market In several weeks, with proceeds Intended fnr plant extensions. reminded Wall Street of recent Improvement in the capital market and was accepted widely as a portent of broader revival in corporate financing i after the treasury's operation has i been completed. MAN WANTED by iaree manufacturer household necessities to complete sales organization. Must be industrious and willing to conduct home service Hustlers earn first week and Special Buy! Tropical Worsted WASH TROUSERS sanforized, in plain white, checks S1.98 values for only. up POLO SHIRTS, silks and Waffle weaves, newest styles and colors, exceptional values 49c up DRESS SHIRTS, non-wilt collars, newest colors, worth SI.50, going at C9c up DRESS STRAW HATS, newest styles, as low as up WORK STRAWS, including -Frank Buck styles -as low as 15c up EN'S HANDKERCHIEFS only and Vfirst quality, going at 17Vic RAYON SHIRTS and SHORTS.

50c values only 27 SANFORIZED WORK TROUSERS, real values, large selection 98c up MEN'S WHITE OXFORDS, all leather, as low as .51.98 up WORK SHOES, all leather, $2.50 values, only up 421 East Second Street HAVE YOUR lawn mower ground on our Ideal machine. We-Can Welding 315 Mulberry Ave. Phone 1875-W. MISCELLANEOUS HOOVER SPECIAL cleaners, $19.95. Detthof Hdw.

Store. GOLD FISH, common and fancy. Water hy- acinth, aquatic plants, i aquarium supplies. ry's Goldfish Hatchery, 805 Colver. ANN 0-UN CEMENT! Aklen Robbins 1 managing Shell Service jStation at Second and I Walnut.

"HAPPY'S" RADIO service. 220 Mulberry. Phone 1350-J. SLACK'S Body, Fender and paint Shoo. 114 Walnut rear.

All work at cut rate prices. MALE HF-LP WA.VTED. HAVE SPLENDID opportunity for one or two young men willing to work and who wish to become licensed airplane mechanics and pilots. For particulars inquire Muscatine Airport any afternoon. JL A NMOWERS ground.

Ideal Machine. i We call and deliver. Phone 267-J. Economy I Welding Shop. SPECIAL VALUE! New table radios, only Goodyear--Service Stores, 210 Iowa.

CHOICE PEONY blooms for sale, all kinds of bedding plants. Drive out or telephone 2355. Miller land Sons, 612 Hope. DEAD ANIMALS removed free of charge. Day or night.

Phone 453 1 or 1441 j7 John Pace, We pay all calls. Today's SPECIAL 1929 FORD ROADSTER $50 Equipped with good rubber. See this one. Low Down Payment Easy Terms HENDERSON'S 0. K'd.

USED CAR DEFT. Third and Mulberry Open Evenings and Sundays AN OPPORTUNITY! for man nullified as card writer and window trimmer. steady in larc? depart- ment'store. Write Journal. Eivmj: full details.

WANTED. V7AVTED To contact party who will I trade cood SO or 120 for city income nroDcrty. Write Journal. WANTED Everyone to conic to Grance. Hall to see 3 1-act niays, CJVM by a 4-H club.

10c-20c. WANTED Position by experienced tractor and implement 5en icp man. William Schuebijl. Inouire 206 Cedar. WAN'TED Housekeeping In adult liome.

Write I Journal. house or downstair! apartment. Write Journal. WANTED TO second hand COUDO. Cheat).

Phone 2461-J. CARD OF THANKS. I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts exceot thoye contracted by tny- aelf. Guy J. Winslow.

PHONE 1SOO. Wrecker Service. Geo Hudson Garage. ICE DELIVERED. 50 Me.

Phone M42. WE WISH to extend our heartfelt thanks lo all those who assisted us durinc our recent bereavement. We are especially crateful to who sent flowers, and to the many friends and neighbors for tlieir of sympathy in word and deed. Signed: Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Ricketts. I WJSH to thank tliose so kindly remembered me wjth flowers, letters and cards, so full o'f (rood wishes, dur- ivK my illness. Mrs. Almina Wilson. MEMORIALS PETER OLSON advises your.memorial selection from his showroom stock for satisfaction.

519 East Sixth St. Plior.e S77 or 993. MONEY TO LOAN on city Drocxrty. Phone 357. WATCHES AND CLOCKS repaired.

I Work Guaranteed. Call 195. Glen Barnard. Hershey Bldz. LARGE TOMATO and eubbmte clants.

5c doz. 1012 E. Phone 2942. LODGE NOTICES. STATED COMMUNICATION Lodee No.

641. A. F. and A. 3.

p. m. All Mister Masons welcome oer W. M. FOR RENT Small bun.calow on Lincoln Blvd.

Inquire Frank Peyerl, M03 Losan St. FOR RENT One room apartment. Suitable for 2. Phone 1892-M. SLEEPING 4th.

ROOMS for rent. 115 near Wild Cat -Den state park, has 1 FOR SALE SOY bean seed. Fancy hpen b'v Bar''- of-I duality. Hl2h cermination. Pure ccen oy.

nai. ui bushel. Mississippi. Wapello. Mr; 'Page's" grave -was Va ii ev Grain'and Feed Co.

cared for and decorated by members ol the John Harold Kemble post, V. F. W. of. Muscatine, for I the first time in more than half a i century, on Memorial day.

Mr. Ban- reports John Q- Page enlisted during the Civil war in Scott count, presumably at Davenport, as a private in'Com- pany Eighth Iowa Infantry Volunteers, on Sept, 15. 1861. He ijave his native state as Ohio and his age as 19 years. -Op April 1852.

he was taken prisoner at Landing' (Shiloh) FOR RENT Six room modern house. 316 East 9th. Phone 1S03. FOR RENT Good pasture. 1151-J.

Phone WASHED SAND and grav.el for every purpose. Prompt delivery anywhere. Phone 193. Northern Gravel Co. FOR residence flat.

Modern, Phone 121. ORDER YOUR Glasgow tailored suit now before prices go higher, $25:00, $30.00, $35.00. HELP WANTED to weed onions. Phone Roy Tooman. PROFESSIONAL.

DR. JOS. G. JOHNSTON, chiropractor. 219 West 1 Seventh street.

LOST. FOR CARS. BABY CHICKS. increase raoidlv. Write today.

SUNNYSIDE HATCHERY. Baby chicks awleifrh's. Dent IAF-413-W. Freeport, and started chicks. Coccidiosis tab- Illinois.

lets. Phone 15SS, FOR SALE excellent condition. Private oarty. Bargain. Phone 466.

FOR coach, new A-l condition. Chenn, Phone 11S4-W. LOST Brown key case. Reward. Phone 28.

CHOICE BUYS IN LOCAL, REAL ESTATE 5 ROOM HOUSE. water. On West Hill $1.600 9 ROOM HOUSE, on raved street. in cood location. Would make Ideal duclex $2.100 4 ROOM HOUSE, and bath.

Close in, furnace, electric liKhts and water $2.600 5 ROOM HOUSE, with 3 acres ground. Water, electric lichts Located on cdce of city 53.000 7 ROOM HOUSE, and bath. Close in. Fumace, electric lights, water, double trarajre, lot 30x140. 5 ROOM MODERN HOME, choice location.

Furnace, bath, carafe electric A deliEhttul place to live S4.200 BUSINESS BUILDING in cood location on Second St. 56,500 OTHER CHOICE HOMES AND BUILDING LOTS. C. C. HAKES CO.

HERSHEl' BUILDING FEMALE HELP WANTED. LOST Pair of rimless glasses with woman who is one bow broken Reward. Phone jjrood housekeeper and pood in heln- 307. inK care for sick. Write Journal.

Fantasy of Prize Ring Will Be Enacted Tonight ariy curred in the year 1864, Mr. Barr Movie "tears" are really drops of glycerine. NEW YORK STOCKS Am Can Am Smelt and Ref S9'i Am Tel and Am Tob 7S Anaconda i Atchison S3'i and SO 1 Steel S-W Bore-Warner 45T4 Can Dry 27 Can Pac "13'i St and I and Chrj-sler 112W Con Oil 15H Con Can 54 7 Com Prod 57 Curtiss-Wrlcht 5H 'Deere and Co Deere ofd DuDont loo Gen Electric 53li CLOSING QUOTATIONS JUNE 3 Gen Foods 39 1 Gen Motors o5 Gillette 4 Goodyear SS-Ts Hudson Mot 16U Illinois Central Johns-Manvillc 126H Kresie 0 Gl JIavtac S'j McKess and Roh Mid Cont Pet 2S Mont Ward Nish Hot IS 1 NatI Biscuit 24 3 4 Xatl Cash Ren 33H Xatl Dairy Pr 22U JT 1'-Central Oliver Farm 64H Pennev 91 Fenn PhiUios Pet Sou Pac 51H Std Brands Std Oil Calif Std Oil Ind 44 Std Oil S6 3 i Studebaker 14'; Swift and Co Texas Corp 5P Texas Gulf Sul 35'S 1'nited Corp 4 Unit DruE 12'i Indus Ali-o 34 Rubber 37-i 9S'i West El and Mfc 139 Woolworth Wriclev Jr 69 CT7KB CLOSE Ark Nat Gas 7-X Citifj Service .1 El Bond and Share iSli Nias Hud Pow Dedication of New Glacial Rifle Range Here Is Postponed Because of the death early today of Mrs. Emma Kaut'r, mother of the Louis C. Kautz, the dedication ceremonies planned in connection with.

southeastern Iowa Kifle and Pistol' tournament here Sunday have been postponed until a future date, Dr. J. G. Johnston, Muscatine Rifle club official, announced. The ceremonies had been planned for dedication of the local rifle club's new glacial mound range, located 10 miles south of to Louis C.

Kautz, wh'o''" was' leading member of prJor to his death. Dr. Johnston-also announced- that no change will be made i.i the rifle- and pistol tournament program. New York with Louis at Chicago, June 22. I bout here tonight.

a k's non-appearance I The memory of the courageous i leaves the commission several al- stand of Olin in his losing battle' ternatives. Either it can suspend i with Lew i 17 months ago ore the champion or vacate his The best bet is that it will await i than expectation of seeing the the decision, expected Friday, of ew Yorker regain the crown, I the federal court in Philadelphia! was expected to lure more than the garden's plea for- an in-j 12,000 fans to the arena. What is: Junction restraining the champion School refunding bonds lor the said meeting, five or more tax- purpose of refunding a like payers may file a petition in the sometimes laughingly called the I meeting Louis until after he manly art of-self-defense is ready ClghlS Schmeimg for a fantasy that might have: sprung from-the'pen of Thomas UllD Ullt tO De Quincey or Edgar Allan Poe. Add to challeng- i KinCT rOWH rTOITl er, Max Schmeling, a harried box- IVU1 1 UW IV1U i ing commission representing the; TAlin Hpnrv (sovereign state of New York and. Juml 11CII1 an unconcerned champion, Jim i Eraddock, who is industriously i St.

Louis Bob Olin, a re- I training for a bout with Joe' ilt job, will seek to regain the I Louis, and you have the group world light heavyweight boxing I that has, with the help of a legal championship when he meets error, put heavyweight boxing on! John Henry Lewis in a 15-round Queer street. Tonight, under the aegis of the Schmeling and I due to 15 i rounds for the championship of 1 the flaw'is'that the! champion will be Grand a good piece from NOTICE OF MEETING FOR ISSUANCE OF SCHOOL REFUNDING BONDS The Board Directors of the Consolidated School District of Letts, in the Counties of Louisa and Muscatine, State of Iowa, will meet on the 14th day of June, 1937, within said School District, at the Directors' room, Letts, Iowa, at 8 o'clock P. at which time and place proceedings will be instituted and action taken for the issuance of $17,000 WT8CE SAL HT j- c- The undersigned administrator of the estate: ol Frances C. the -Madison Square garden bowl, vanatta, pursuant to the order of the District Court 1 of the garden and his Lf atirle conti-Kt with it for a bout with 11 Schrncriing. Herr Schmeling trained i faithfully.

He is slated to appear I at the commission offices today, to weigh in. The champion also will step on the Grand Beach where he is paring some of the avoirdupois from his portly frame in preparation for his so County. sell at public' auction on SATURDAY, JUNE 5th, 3937, commencing at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the premises known as 1304 Orchard Avenue, City of Muscatine, Iowa, the household furniture of -Frances Vanatta, "deceased, including parlor suite, writing desk, library table, dining table, radio, roll cabinet, kitchen cabinet, ice box. gas stove, rugs; curtains, beds, porch furniture and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms' Cash, Chas.

SyWassink, Auctioneer. HENRY R. amount of School Building Bonds of said School District, due July 1, 1937. Said Refunding Bonds will renew but not increase the indebtedness of said School District. At any time before the date of office of the Secretary of the Board of Directors setting forth their objections thereto.

W. Fay Secretary, board of Directors. We had a nice run of horses last week. Every stall filled. Don't know just how many horses we will have this week but I will guarantee there is a good demand for a good honest wcrk horse.

Bring in anything you have in the horse line. We will have a inan here lo buy your fox farm horses. We -have one good Jjttla using horse, snow white, big enough to carry a man, and any child can ride. I think if you need a horse of this kind it will pay you to come in and have a look. One extra nice mare Shetland pony, quiet lor children.

HOGS We had barn full of hogs last will have a nice run: of hogs this week. A few. hundred pound vaccinated shoats. We will have 75 head spring shoats that are extra nice. Will be sold in lots to suit purchaser.

Boars of all descriptions. Sows With litters. CATTLE We had a fine selection of cattle last week. have a nice run of cattle of all descriptions for Saturday's sale. 2 white faced bulls, 1 roan bull, springers and fresh cows of all kinds.

MISCELLANEOUS We are having a wonderful poultry market every Remember we are equipped to handle your poultry and "the" buyers are posts, farm machinery, of all kinds, baled hay and straw by ton or bale. A. SON Boultinghcuse and Sons, J. B. Gibson, Aucts.

Sale Barn Phone 1273 Muscatine Bank and Trust Clerk..