The Daily Independent from Murphysboro, Illinois • Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE DAILY INDEPENDENT, MUKPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1941 Phone 35 Classified Advertising and Legal Notices AD PAGE Dally Market Reports Business Directory CLASSIFIED RATES 13 words or less, 25e for 1 day; additional days. Over 13 words, 2c per word first per word additional days. Card ot Thanks, Ic per word. Minimum 35c. In Ic per word.

Minimum 50c. Obituaries, word. Resolutions, Ic per word. Minimum, Notices and notices, lOc per line. Please do not ask for credit on classified advertising.

However adu' tie received over telephone if paid for on following day. Pocket Size Biography, Fiction, Non Fiction. that sold up to $3.00) STRICKLIN'S NEWS STAND 1301 Walnut St. ATTENTION BUY CHICKS HATCHED' IN THE United States approved hatcheries, then you know you're getting the best. Young's Feed Store, 109 North 10th street, Phone 80S.

f6-2t CARD OF -THANKS We to" thank our many friends and neighbors, brothers and sisters of the different church-1 es kindness and sympathy extended us during the illness and I death our dear loving wife, I mother and sister, Mrs. Rachel 'Baltzell. Especially do we thank Dr. White for his consoling words. The ones who sang and all thos for the beautiful floral offerings.

JAMES H. BALTZELL, MRS. ARVBL COOK NORMAN AND WILLIS KING CECIL BALTZELL AND SIS-' TER.S. PLUMBING SERVICE PLUMBING REPAIRS faucets drip, drains clog, leaks occur, don't delay; Telephone 69S. We'll give you- complete and'effi- cient repair service.

Our prices are low. Thomas Plumbing Heating Co. WINDOW CLASS ANV'SIZE, ANY KIND, CUT TO ORDER. Grizzell's Paint Store. AUCTIONEER WHEN IN NEED OF AN see Cleatus Bost, Route 2, Vergenens, 111.

3 PHOTOS 10c EXHANGE PHOTOGRAPHS Identification photos. Snapshots enlarged. Bargain week on all enlargements. 1335 Walnut. FOR SALE 4 ACRES; 5-ROOM HOUSE WITH small orchard, 2 wells.

On- all road. August Dominick, Route" 3, Murphysboro, Illinois. LONG AS- THEY Maytag- washer 'for 569.95. Also several, demonstrators, at our new and better location. Maytag- Sales Company, 15 S.

11th Street. Phone 732W. FLOOR WAX ROCK HARD. NONE BETTER. Paste, pound 45c; Liquid no rub, pint 45c.

Grizzell's Paint Stor 1 1508 St." MURPHYSB0RO BUSINESS DIRECTORY A telephone oall will get you any thing, you want when you It from thla handy Hit or reliable builneee flrme ol Mbrphytboro. Taxicaba YELLOW 41 rare lOc Each In City. Nothing to Bat Dependable Furnaces, Stokers HOME HEATING.CO. Iron Fireman Torrid Zone and Homp 12 So. 10th St Phone 41S Hauling JOE BARONE Dealer in Coal, Rock and Sand.

You call, we haul. Phone 1079-W Insurance, Real Estate G. E. AGENCY Insurance. Rear Estate 1409 Walnut St, Phone 870 Job Printing TK'E DAILY INDEPENDENT The Best at Reasonable Printing Of Ail Phone S6 Meat Market McCANN'S MARKET Better Meat tor Phone 107 PEARL BUTTONS THEY ARE A MARK OF DIS.

tinetion any garment: Wash- lustrous, beautiful. Always insist on- Buttons. GROTTO. CAFE Chicken Dinner 40c Sundays and Thursdays, Lunch 30c Daily PLENTY- OF GOAT MILK-. Clean, sanitary.

Morning delivery. Hinchcliff Phone 1057-R. GASOLINE SERVICE SAVE GASOLINE! OUR NEW winter gas saves on every "cold start." Costs less, gives greater winter mileage. Gas-for less. Free premiums.

Wides Oil telephone 433. f5-3t WELDING SERVICE MODERN ELECTRIC AND of -20 years experience in welding. Hugh 47G, Shop 508 North St. (rear). ANNOUNCEMENT MODERN 2 STORY house, -1 close in.

Part hardwood floors, $3500. Also IS acre tract two. miles of Murphysboro on with three room bnngalow and good basement, barns, chicken houses, etc. Good lahci; $1350. Roger KimmelT 01 color at the Real-Estate -Insurance.

i 5 Election to be. held Feb. 25, A. 1941 in City of Murphysboro, state of Illinois: The Democratic party will be yellow. The Republican party ballot will be blue.

James E. McCoskey, City Clerk. ALL VARIETIES OP, APPLES and fresh apple juice at Trobaugh Homestead on Route 13. COAL DELIVERED: LUMP, Mine Treated Stoker, $2.55. Phone 371.

Ralph King." 1TJTO GliASS, PARTS, TIRfiS, DRXtN-TILE-PIPE, I-BEAMS. We buy Jron, hides. 1900 Gart- Bide. Market News WANTED TO BUY 5-ROOM MODERN HOME. State price and location.

White Daily Independent. LUBRICATION tHERE'S A VAST" DIFFERENCE between a "grease job" and "complete For winter driving we force fresh lubricants through every fitting. Ail service rendered on our indoors boist by lubrication specialists. Redwine Oliver, Tenth and Mulberry. PAINTS INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR.

WE have a paint for every purpose. Ask for color card, estimates and prices. Grizzell's 'Paint Store. fC-31 NOTICE LOW. AS $2.98 COM- plete.

Dr. Optometrist, South Illinois Avenue. Carbondale. Phone 156-K. dl6-tf Wheat, No.

1, 85c. Wheat, No. 2, 84c. Milk, basic $1.90 per hundred for CREAM Butterfat, No. 1, 27c.

Butterfat, No. 2, 25c. Heavy hens lie; cocks, 7c; leghorns, 7c. Cream: No. 1, 27c; No.

2, 25c. Eggs, ISc. S. WHEN POULTRYMEN YOU BUY BREAD OR vegetables: you want it fresh. Same is true of feed.

We get a shipment each week direct from the manufacturer. Give us a trial! Young's Feed Store, 109 North 10th Street. Phouc 308. fC-2t FOR RENT MODERN, 2-ROOM FURNISHED apartment. Electric refrigeration.

10th and Chestnut Street. TWO U'NFURJSHED ROOMS. Inquire 1915 Walnut, Phone S61R. 3-ROOM FURNISHED APART- iiient. W.

S'chauertc, 250 S. 9lh. I6-3t jiJODERN FURNISHED SLEEPING rooms. 15 South 14th Street. FURNISHED first floor.

Modern. 508 North 15th street. Apply after 5 oclock. WANTED CLEAN COTTON RAGS, free from EC Ib. Daily Independent.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE By United Press Stocks firm in quiet trade. Bonds irregularly higher. U. governments lower. Curb stocks irregular.

Chicago stocks irregularly higher. Cotton futures moderately higher. Grains in Chicago: wheat and corn fractionally improved. Chicago, livestock: hogs weak; cattle steady and sheep firm. Other commodities: cocoa, zinc and wool'.

tops strong; rubber steady. i Silver unchanged in Now York at 34 3-4 cents a fine ounce. EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK Hogs: 8,500 all salable; 170 Ib. up mostly steady; lighter weights weak to lOc lower; bulk good and choice 180-240 Ib.

7.90-S.OO; top 8.00; 250-300 Ib. 7.50-7.90; 160-1SO Ib. 7.50-8.00: 140-160 Ib. 7.00-7.60; 100-140 Ib. 5.00-7.10; southern kind sharply discounted; good sows 6.757.25.

Shoe Shops JOHNNY'S SHOE SHOP Master Shoe Hebuilder. 1321 Walnut Tailoring M'BORO CLEAN A REPAIR SHOP Ph. 473." Qeo. Saater, IS Jf. 10th REALESTATETRANSFERS Kate Miller to Louis R.

McGowan, part pf lot 737, Carbondale. W. D. Consideration $1.00. William A.

Elliott to Vira M. Elliott, land in 14-8-4. W. $1000. George W.

Swafford to Oscar Phone 35 ST. LOUIS PRODUCE Standards 16-17; current receipts pullets 12. Live poultry: 5... o.ver, 15; light, to 5 Ibs. Leghorns 3 Ibs.

and ovar, 12; regular scnibby and small Spring chickens: Arkansas (special fed). local White Hocks' 3 Ibs. and over, Plymouth Rocks 3 Ibs. and over, 19; colored 17; Leghorns 11; No. 2, 6-8.

Fryers, over 2 Ibs: White Rocks 19; Plymouth Hocks 1ST; colored 17; 10; 2, 6-8. Broilers: WTiite Rocks, 2. Ibs. and under, Plymouth Rocks, 2 Ibs. and under, colored, 2 Ibs.

and under, Leghorns under Ibs. barebacks 13; blacks Cocks: Staggy young 13; old and Leghorn stags Geese: Young, 11- Youiig, white, 3 Ibs. and over, 15; small, young white 13. Turkeys: Young lieas, 10 Ib's: and up 17; young toms, 14 Ibs. and up 16; young, small 12; old hens 15; old toms 13; No.

2, 10. Capons: 7 Ibs. and under 7 Ibs 19; slips and 1.7. Guineas per dozen: Young, 2 Ibs. and over if5.50; to 2 Ibs.

young small old 52.50. Pigeons per dozen" 75c. Butter: Whole milk extras, 92 score, standards 90 score, firsts SS and-89 score, seconds 84, and. 87 score, Butterfat No. 1, 26; No- 2, 24c per net delivered St.

Louis. Qheese: Jobbing, per Northern twins and Cheddars flats and, Longhorns Daisies 19; brick 18; loaf (4-5c) 19; process (5-lb loaf) American and brick pimento Swiss Cochran, lot 5, -bloclc 9, Buster Brown addition, Murphysboro. W. D. Consideration $104.53.

PLEASANT GROVE By Mrs. Ed Hughes Mr. and Mrs. James. soil, Clarence, and Mrs.

Cecil Col- day afternoon with Mrs. Abhie Mrs. Frank Easterly and Mrs. George Hughes attended a sewing" meeting of the Home Bureau at the Methodist church in Ver- genues Wednesday. Billy Huppert is suffering with another attack of appendicitis.

Wall Paper, Paints GRIZZELL'S PAINT STORK Paints For Any Purpose 1339 Walnut St. Phone Cattle: calves 900; 2,000 cattle, SOO calves salable; load prime 1,055 Ib. yearling steers 15.00.; other classes of cattle in light supply and steady; vcalers 25c higher, top 13.50; medium to good mixed year- fliJigs 8.00 10.00; beef cows 6.007.00; canners 4.50-5.75; medium to good sausage bulls 7.00-7.C5; sla.ugb- ter -steers 7.50-14.25; heifers 6.75-12.25; feeder stcters 7.00-11.25. JShecp 1,500 all salable; rcccipfe include 4 decks aged wethers, balance truck-in; Jambs fully steady to strong; half-deck rather closely sorted native lambs to city butchers at good kind to packers 10.00; throwouts down to 7.00; A gbcrkiu is the, small, -prickly wooled slaughter ewes 5.00 of a species cucumber. CHICAGO PRODUCE Feb.

Poultry: -Receipts 31 trucks; market steady; small white ducks 16; small colored ducks 16. 929,079 Ibs market lirni; 93 score 92 score 3014; ,91. score 30; 90 score cars 30; 89 score cars Eggs: Receipts cases; market extra lirsts cars firsts 17M, cars cm-rent receipts 15 dirties checks 14 Vi. Cheese: Twins Daisies 18 1 Loiigiiprns Arrivals SS; ou track 502; total shipments 770; supplies heavy; demand slow; market dull; Idaho Russet Burbanks 1.35-1.50 No. 2, 1.05-1.10; Miiiuesota and North Dakota Refl River Valley section Cobblers 'Bliss Tri- unwashed Nebraska TJliss Triumphs washed "Wisconsin Katahdius' 1.15.".

lister of Murphysboro spent Sun- Bill Neal, who attends school at Champaign, is a vacation with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Neal. 'Leslie Parrish visited her daughter, Mrs.

Elsie McNeil, of Carbondale Saturday. Prof. Ragsdale's classes from S. I. N.

U. consisting of about one hundred pupils visited our school Tuesday. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY A pot luck supper 'and movies, also a talk by J. W. Dillowv assistant supervisor of the rural department from S.

I. N. was enjoyed at the school Friday night. The next meeting will be Feb. 2S.

Mrs. Ed Hughes visited her sister, Mrs. Ann Woods, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crowell of Murphysboro Saturday afternoon.

By J. R. WILLIAMS AND NOW, OSftR 'FRIENDS OF THE MOZART CLUB, MAJOR WOOPLE WILL RENDERTcAOWALLAOERlM FENCE ARIA SUNG'SV TUB BUFFOOM TO uis DAUGHTER- GILDA MAKES THE- MURDERS IN! THE WHERE gS IN ThiE ITsOU MORSU! THKT LOOK LIKE A MAV-i POLE WHERE IS VULSAR (WHO'S GOT "HEROES ARE NAADS. WOT BORM ALLEY OOP No Mere Stroll BY V. T.

HAMLIN ANCIEMT WHOOEV' THIS IS MV I FEEL SORTA SCATTERED -BE HUl-f? THAT'S A IKI-rue I A JAUNT FROM PELTA. I ALL THIS, STUFF COUNTRY WE HAVE TO TOTE AND AS TO THAT QUEER PEELING SORTA. GOES WITH DOCS TIME-GADGET TRAVEL YOU'LL GET USED TO NOW-WHAT DO WE VOs HEAD. THE PLACE WHERE WE CAN FIND OSCAR ALLEV OOP AND THE FEDERAL ANCIENT EGYPT 1N1--PURSUITOF OSCAR BOOM, WANTED FOR THEFT. OF GOVERNMENT i-, PROPERTY COPB.1M1 gy INC.

T. M. Off. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES An Old Stamping Ground BY EDGAR MARTIN OyE.t>""^o COft VXBRt tlVCV. AWc.

TOO SO-bV TO COWE ISiTO MVtVi TOM WASH TUBES 1HE OUTSKIRTS OF AM EASTEBM CITY LIVES THE KiOTEP EUBOPEAM PR- BA-56ILA. And for No Good BY ROY CRANE LABORATORY FLOOR OF HIS HOME A60UMDS (W. RATS-MOST OF THEW DEAT3 OR -DyiMS-THE RESULT OF BA6SiLA'S RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS OW TROWCAL FEUEPS YOU OiPN'T VA6AIM THE SAKAE SLEEP THe RATS IN CA6E £5 ARE BREAK LOOSE. THEV BUN THRU CITY AMO RED RYDER Who's There? BY FRED HARMAN FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Tough Question BY MERRILL BLOSSER i BLUE STUBS ARE.FOR-TMe SEATS DOWNSTAIRS AND IN-THE UPPER. SECTION YELLOW.

STUBS ARE LOSES, FIRST TMREE ROWS TST CATCH u-t ALWAYS KEEP YOUR. FLASHLIGHT POINTED DOM'T TALK ABOVE" A WHISPER FILL THE CENTER. SEATS FIRST, AND REMEM- CUSTOMER. IS ALWAYS WELL, BROIL MS BROWM AMD OLL ME A LAMB-CHOP' WHAT DO DO WHEW MOOR; GIRL COMES IN WITH ANOTHER. GUY?.