The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 11

rHUBSDAY. JANUARY 2S. LA88HFIED ADS THE EVENING HURON1TE. HURON. S.

P. PAGE Classified Ads Get Quick Results at Minimum Cost! PHONE 751 Ask For Ad-Taker Or Mail Your ML with Remit, lance to The Want Ad Department. Each initial and each set of figures counts as one word. Name and address or phone number counted as part of the ad. Report errors immediately.

The Huronite will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. Rates based on concecuirvc insertions. Use Handy Chart to Figure Cost of Your Ad CASH WANT AD RATES Wcrdi 1 to 10 11 to 15 16 to 20 Day 1 30 45 60 21 to 25 I 75 3 1 60 90 1.20 i 1.50 90 1.35 225 26 to 30 90 1.80 70 31 to 35 1.05 2.10 3 15 Sfl tn in 1.20 I 2.40 3.60 7 DAYS or more--l 2 per word per insertion. 26 Days or more--Ic per word per insertion. OF INTEREST TO WOMEN FOR SALE--Used and 5:5018 Tires.

Two pair men's shoe skates, sizes 7 and 9. Burger's Shop. Phone 2141. FOR SALE--Brooder houses, 8x10 feet and 10x12 feet Brooks Agency. 1 A BEAUTY SHOPS FRANCES BEAUTY SHOP Tuesday and Wednesday Phone 3757 BONNIE BELLE Beauty Shop Regular $5.00 Quart Permanent Wave.

$2 75 Phoni? 3239, MISC 2 A GOOD THINGS TO EAT Canned Fruits WHOLESALE to Consumers POTATOES Red River Valley Early and Bliss Triumphs, large size, 100-lb. bag 97c ORANGES Texas Seedless, Swe.t REBUILT WASHING MACHINE BARGAINS: Aluminum Maytags with engine, $55 and $40; Speed Queen, Briggs Stratton engine, $35; One Minute electrk Aluminum Maytag electric $25. Costains. FALSTAFF BEER--6 bottle canon 56c, Cottage Grocery 51 11th 3. WANTED TO BUY YOUR BEST MARKET Foi SCRAP IRON METALS HIDES RABBITS BONES It Will Pay You To Se Us For TOP MARKET PRICES HURON HIDE METAL CO.

Kansas t. E. the largest rabbit Brinj- in your furs, hides, pelts and wool to Bolles Rogers, Huron, D. ATTENTION TRAPPERS--We will offer special prizes for the following furs in during the fur season ending Feb. 28.

Largest and Juicy. Bushel basket $1.25 skunk, largest mink, GRAPEFRUIT--Texas Seedless, largest weasel, largest civit large size, 10 for 25c: bu. bask. 97c largest badger, and other APPLES, Gano, Bushel $1.25 prizes for other furs. Come in and see CANNED FRUIT 0 U1 lht We ajs Large No.

10 Cans PEACHES, Sliced 35c APRICOTS, Halves 4Ec PEARS, Bartlett 39c PINEAPPLE. Crushed 49c LOGANBERRIES 49c BLACKBERRIES 49c CARRIES, Red Pitted, 2 No. 2 cans 19c FRUIT COCKTAIL, in syrup, 2 cans 19c BI Vacuum-packed, 2 No. 2 cans 39c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, fancy duality, 2 46-oz. cans 35c TOMATO JUICE, 2 46-oz.

cans 29c T.IT\TT CANDY. 4 Ibs. 25c Bliss, Can 35c 20. STOCK--EQUIPMENT FOB SALE 1937 F20 FARMALL 1931 Beg. FarmaU 10-20 McCormjck-Deermg 15-30 McCormick-Deeriing 22-38 McCormick-Deering 1 14-ft Mc-Deering S.D.

Tractor Drill 1 12-ft Superior Tractor Dj-ffl 1 10-inch McCormick-Deering Feed Grinder 1 8-inch Letz Feed Grinder O'Keefe Hdw. Imp. Store Cavour John Deere Tractors Give you greater simplicity. Fewer parts and sturdier construction. Burns the lowest cost fuels successfully.

THEREFORE it costs MUCH LESS to operate a JOHN DEERE. They are MUCH EASIER to operate. Greater visibility--better traction. Follow the crowd to Central South Dakota's Largest Implement Dealer. James River Implement Co.

HURON, S. D. 21. MISC. FARM NEEDS BROODER STOVES Now is the time to make plans and to be ready to handle Baby Chicks when the time comes.

Stop in and see our guaranteed oil and electrir IOWA MASTER BREEDERS Huron, S. D. LOW MILEAGE SPECIALS 1940 CHEVROLET Special De Luxe Town. Sedan. This car has only 11,000 miles on it and sold at a greatly reduced price with a new car 1939 CHEVROLET De Luxe 4-door sedan.

Has run 18,000 miles and looks like a new one. It will give you new car service at a used car price. 1937 CHEVROLET De Luxe town sedan. Has only 23,000 miles. It is a car you will be proud to own and will give you many years service at one- half price of a new car.

Mileage Guaranteed. We Do Not Set the Speedometer Back. Leighton Chevrolet COMPANY Used Cars at 1941 Prices GOING FAST In This Great 22. SEEDS AND FEEDS FARMERS FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET AT THE CONEY ISLAND and Lunches. Coney Island Hed Hots--5c.

Chili and Souns. 4 A HEADLIGHTS DRIVE IN CITY PROPERTY 6. HOUSES FOB BENT FOR RENT -room- all modern house. 4 blocks from P.O. 378 Beach.

Inquire at White Elephant 7. BOOMS, APTS. FOB BBNT FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished apartments. Costain apts Phones 2429 or 2672. FOR RENT Furnished two-room apartment Adults.

411 Ohio, S.W. STRICTL MODERN two or three room apartment Write 367 Hu- onite. FOR SALE--Sooner Milo and cane in shock, reasonable. W. J.

Wynn, Manchester, S. D. 23. FARMS FOB SALE 200 ACRES, PLYMOUTH COUNTY. Iowa.

An outstanding general purpose farm. Possession March 1, 1941. Write now for further information. R. J.

Tentinger, Le Mars, la. Positively the "cream of the used car crop" offered in this sale. Fine late models acquired in trade on the "ew fluid drive Dodge and '41 Plymouth. Act before the best buys are gone. 1 1938 De Luxe Plymouth Coupe, like new, with heater and radio.

1 1938 De Luxe Dodge Sedan, large heater, new tires. MANY MORE PRICED TO SELL BUD'S MOTOR CO. Corner Second and Wisconsin Huron, S. D. PHONE 821 SEAT OF INTELLECT HORIZONTAL ISeat of intellect.

5 It it a maw of nerve in the skull. 10 English title. 11 Female relative, 12 Repulsive. 14 Watched secretly. 16 lily, 18 Dry.

20 Idant. 21 Form of 22 Gnawed. 24 Musical note. 25 Peeps. 28 Statue.

30 Oceans. 32 Exultant 34 Shield fillet. 36 Footed vase. 37 Celebrated. 39 Idle chatter.

40 Sun god. 41 Shoots forth. 43 Grain 44 Raspberry plant. 45 Serrated tools. Awwer to Punic 47 Auctions.

49 Spike of corn. 51 Domain. 53 To soften" leather. 54 Convict 56 Eucharist vessel. 87 It terminates In the cord.

58 It consists of gray and white VERTICAL 1 To exist. 32. SERVICE SUPPLIES 29. SALESMEN WANTED WANTED Car Salesman, with experience. Greeves Motor, Ford Dealer, Gettysburg, S.

D. 30. BUS. OPPORTUNITIES ATTENTION! 1936 Plymouth Owners 1 have the following parts for sale reasonable: 2 Doors Complete with glass. 5 Wheels, tires and tubes.

Size 16. Water heater, front and rear bumpers, wind shield wiper, lamps, Jail light, upholstering, front "and rear cushions, chassis, etc. Everything in very good condition. Phone 2697 or call at 967 S. or Call for Feiok at Huronite Saturdays.

MODERN room, running hot water. Phone 2493. 230 Fifth. S. E.

FOR RENT furnished apartment and garage, 655 Illinois, W. Call 944 after 6 p. m. HAVE YOUR HEADLIGHTS ADJUSTED NOW! A. M.

UEQUHArtT Ford Garage Huron, S. D. 8. A A A PROMPTLY Two licensed adjusters. LEIGHTON CHEVROLET COMPANY.

NEW, modern five-room duplex, "heat furnished. 511 Third, S. TWO ROOM Dh furnished nnp 3741 apartment. MISC. FOE RENT 10-A RADIO SERVICE WE REPAIR RADIOS of all makes.

Gamble Store. Phone 3835. FOR SALE MISC. BARGAIN RAKKMKNT OF Used Furniture Davenport and Chairs Dining Room Sets Breakfast Sets Rugs Day Beds Dressers Odd Chairs Mattresses Springs Odd Tables and Radios Fullerton Furniture Store CIGARETTEb 18c. 1 ioi 35v VeJvel, Prince Albert.

Big Ben. lOc Huron UQUOT Store. 20-GAUGE automatic, ribbed. Remington 12-gauge Pump. Winchester 22 Rifle.

Vince Gassman. phone 2916. DEMONSTRATOR Phonograph Records DECCAS BLUEBIRDS COLUMBIA VICTOR- WIDE ASSORTMENT AT 2for25c Pre-Inventory Clearance on Used Radios Washen Vacuum Sweepers AT: (JIVE-AWAY PRICES Montgomery Word WE RENT TYPEWRITERS--Special rates to students Jack Knabe. 425 Dakota Ave. Sn.

9. FUEL, LUMBER, PAINTS START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT with Klee.ifire Coal. Mjre usable heat Low in 35,1 and of course it's clean Sold only by the Huron Mill Inc. Phone 3830. For an Economical Fuel -Try PREMIUM.

ILLINOIS FUEL Just the proper size for the furnace. $10.25 per Ton For delivery in'the city add 50c Huron Mills, Inc. PHONE 3830 "We Sell Heat" Carbo-Coke Briquets A briquet with unequalled heat units Easy to handle and NO ASH to carry An ideal fuel for steady firing $1425 per ton plus tax- For delivery in city add We Huron Lumber Co. Phone 24U 13. LOST AND J-OUND LOST AT ARMOUKS VARDS -Lamb with paint and Reward.

Notify George Bethke, mond, S. D. 15. TRANSPOETATIOH LEAVING FOR SAN DIEGO Feb. 3--Room for two Write 3W Huronitfc FOR SALE Modern, completely equipped beauty shop.

Excellent location. Write 365, Huronite. CONSCRIPT'S WIFR It was a good plan. But it didn't work. Genie, who was 5, and Sister, who was 7, could dress themselves all right.

But the effect was weird. And. Martha had to be dressing the baby, getting breakfast, feeding the baby, and somehow straighten herself out before they could go. By then the baby had to be changed, Genie had gotten hie blouse dirty, the baby was crying, and it was 10'30 and they were nowhere near the hospital In despair, she commandeered a taxi Genie and Sister had to be desisted, violently, from climbing up on Helen's bed. "Oh, darlings!" Helen whispered.

"Sweeties The children, suddenly very grave, stood one at each side of the bed and Sister began to sob. "Mama, you're so white! Mama, you're not going to die, are you?" "Of course not. Sis!" Martha cried harshly. "Of course not!" Helen wanted the baby lifted so she could kiss him. There were tears of joy in her eyes as she thanked Martha.

"It's so good of you, Marth'." "Nonsense!" Martha cleared her throat. "How are you feeling this morning? Chipper?" The pinched white lines of pain around Helen's lips belied her brave "fine." They didn't stay long. When they reached the bungalow, the baby was a damp mess, Martha's dress was ruined. Sister had blundered into a mud puddle, and Genie had found three stones which he insisted on bringing into the house with him. "I don't think we'll go to the hospital every day," Martha told the children.

"I think we'll have the lady next door in here, mornings, to mind you while I go." By Friday, with Helen definitely getting better, if slowly, Martha was almost in command of herself and the children. The baby had learned that "No!" meant he mustn't pull the tablecloth, dragging all the dishes to destruction with it. Genie hai learned that a big boy 5 years old could wash his own face and hands, must not jump on the sofa, must drink all his milk, and must never, never let the water run in the bathroom until it over- flowed the bowl and made an ocean on the floor. And Sister had learned that a 7-year-old young lady took her own baths and wheeled her little brother up and down the sidewalk --without a spill--for an hour every afternoon. She also dried dishes with hardly any accidents.

Martha was cutting up a chicken, Friday afternoon, and hoping fervently that the no-spill record for baby-rolling had not been broken, Jeanette Crawford drew the pos- when the doorbell rang. She raced ter which is attracting so many stud-' lt fearful of the baby's te 8t tte high But when she flung the door is OD the bulletin board. The poster it was Paul. calls the attention of students to Paul Elliott, his hat in his "date up" for the Junior dance Fri- his new car parked at the curb, and' day night. yes starUea God, Mar- 1 It became known today that Harry, tnar he said.

"What's happened to Lampe, for 17 years secretary of the iyou? You look all in!" I A. Robinson Shoe Company, sold his' I Be Continued) entire interest to A. Robinson. Mr. pe has made many friends dur- his connection with the shoe store and his name always familiar- TlrifVl TJrtV.

1 2 Ranted. 3 Barren. 4 Sick. 5 Last wills. 6 Capuchin monkey.

7 Brings legal suit. 8 Below. 9 Conjunction. 13 Domestic slave. 15 Cordage fiber.

16 Its surface is covered with. ridges and 19 A section of. the bra ia. 21 Bronze. 23 Self.

25 Skillet. 26 To furnish anew with men. 27 Glided. 28 Virginia willow. 29 Unit of work.

31 Age. 33 Beast. 35 To loiter. 37 God of love. 38 To lacerate.

41 Oleoresin. 42 Perspiration. 44 To applaud, 46 Identical. 48 Beast of burden. 49 Snaky fish.

50 Gypsy. 52 Gibbon. 54 Note in 55 Nortli America (abbr.) 20 YEARS AGO Turning Back to the of Gone By fis riirrsred in the of The Evening Huronite. CITY COMMtSSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS rT Minutes of meeting of City Commission belt! January'Gth, 1941. All members present at roll call.

Minutes of December 23rd and December 30th read and approved. Moved by Chamberlain, seconded 31. CARS--TRUCKS GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS 1939 OLDSMOBILE 2-door, new paint, good tires. 1939 CHEVROLET 2-door, a very clean car. Mechanically perfect.

1937 FORD TUDOR, radio, gas heater. New rings and bearings. 1935 TERRAPLANE, excellent condition. 1930 CHEVROLET COACH. BROWN'S Service Station F.

P. 1-9-41 L. 1-30-41 NOTICE TO BIDDERS A notice is hereby that the Board of County f'omtnisslonera of Bnadle County, South Dakota, wttl receive wealed bids for two (2) 1941 Model ton trucks (cab and chassis) with not leas tnan 157 inch wheel base. Dual rear wheels i 7:50 29 8-pty tires and 6:50 SO 6-ply tires on front. Oil bath air filter and standard accessories.

Also one (1) 1941 ton truck (cab and box) wiUi 6:50 16 6-ply tires on fronl and 7:00 16 6-ply tires on rear and spare. To be allowed for credit: two (2) I93G Model 30 International Trucks (cab and Chassis). Also, to be allowed for credit, one (1) 193S ton Plymouth truck, cab and box. All prices to be quoted f. o.

b. Huron, South Dakota, Bida to cloee at 2:00 February 4, 19(1. The "Board oJ County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or aU or to accept any bid whicb will fulfil) the requirements of ttie County. Dated at Huron. Sotfth Dakota, this 7th day of January, 1941, EDW.

G. YOUNGS, County Auditor. No. 8 (adv.) Larson, all members voted in favor thereof, Uiat the city lease the ice rights on Second and Illinois Huron, D. OFFICIAL HEADLIGHT ADJUSTING--Prompt efficient service.

D. Urquhart Sons. USED CAR Bargains 1933 FORD TUDOR, good finish and Motor A-l $175 1831 CHEVROLET COACH -New top deck and paint job. Practically new tires. Only $95 1930 FORD COUPE Rumble seat Motor runs good.

Only 1930 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR, top and upholstery O. K. Good tires $50 1928 CHEVHOUBST COtJPE A good look at the price JK5 A. URQUHART JFord Garage Huron, S. D.

the James River to the Huron Ice Company fur the winter of 1940-41 for the sum of $150.00, said amount to. bo paid by the time the ice cutting is finished. Moved hy Olson, seconded by Kautz, ized with Robinson's shoes. Mr. Robinson has been in the shoe business in Huron for 32 years.

Mr. Lampe, it was understood, has made no deft- nite plans for his future work. The January committee of the So-! cial Auction Club held a card and dancing party last evening at the voting in favor thereof, that thejK. C. Hall.

Cards were played until! worS'of 1999 bo nds. 5 o'clock, the ladies prizes being Moved by Larson, s-joonded by olsuni all won by Miss Edna Murphy and members voting in favor thereof, that two Miss Valeria iway and the the 1 Atrporl, A 'per specif gentlemen's prizes being won flcations furnished by the City by Harry Dostad and John Gartland. Moved by Chamberlain, seconded After the eamp liinrh wrwrt Olson, all memlMTB voted in favor i gam i Cn Wa ervcc i that the numbering of houses be placed style and the remainder of under the jurisdiction of the City Asses the evening was spent in dancing Music was furnished throughout the evening by a Pathe Actuelle, through the courtesy of Lurid and Matson. John, Emil and Casper Melum, returned yesterday from Le Roy, S. where they attended the funeral of their brother, Albert Albert, who was a member of the Thirty-Ninth Infantry, died in France December 22, 1928.

He was buried from the Lutheran Church at LeRoy. The American Legion participated in the services. Lafayette Williams, prosperous farmer of Milford township, returned after a several days visit. Mr Williams was one of the jurors serving at the circuit court. J.

Herbert Landis returned yesterday from a three weeks visit in Minneapolis. Mr. Landis is ticket agent for the C. N. W.

Senator Irving R. Crawford, who has the legislative session at Pierre! returned to. Huron last evening. Mrs. George Hendrickson returned to her home in UnityvUIe after snending yesterday visiting her son, Menr 1 at Huron College.

sor. Moved by Chamberlain, seconded by Olson, all members voting tn favor thereof, that street lights be installed fit the following locations: 6th and Wyoming S. 9U and Arizona S. and 2nd Street between Nevada and Wyoming S. W.

No further business appearing thto meetirg stood adjourned. J. 8, TSC'HETTEB. Mayor. Attest: M.

P. WALT, Auditor. No. 14 (adv.) 1-10-41 FOR SALE 1925 CHEVROLET PICK-UP ith flat box and pickup steel box. Heater.

Good tires. Sunshine State Hatchery. Automobile Repairing. GENERAL CAR REPAIRING--Radiator repairing and pressure flushing. Hay's Repair Shop.

127 S. W. i 3POBD CHEVROLET, PLYMOUTH bored and valve job Including new Model Harden Wilctut Machine Shop. Button-Trimmed Yoke Frock PATTERN 8876 There's something guileless and appealing about a yoke dress "like this that will make you look as fresh and bright as a little girl all dressed up in a new starched frock! It's very becoming and youthifying to misses and women alike. Yet design No.

8876 offers you the makings of a veiy. comfortable home style, with waistline that you can comfortably draw in to just the you want, by means of the sash belt in the back. The high-cut skirt is very slenderizing to the hips and waist. The gathered bodice gives you a nice round bosom-line. Make this of percale, calico- or gingham and trim with bright ricrac end buttons.

Untrimmed, if a good style for runabout, if you make it up in flat crepe or spun rayon. Send for the pattern today, and be among the first to wear itt Pattern No. 8876 is designed for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 and 40. Size 14 requires yards of 36-inch material without nap; 1 5-8- yards trimming. Detailed sew chart included.

For a PATTERN of this attractive model send 15c IN COIN, YOUR i NAME, ADDBESS, STYLE, NUM- 1 HER and SIZE to the Evening Huronite, Today's Pattern Service, 211 West Wacker Drive, Chicago, Plan-your spring wardrobe right now! You'll find all the approved new styles in our Spring Fashion Book, worked out in easy designs thai you can make yourself. Smart clothes for daytime, afternoon and sports! Adorable things for the children. Send for your book right now! i Pattern, later Pattern Book, Me; One Pattern and Pattern Book ordered together, Honor Roll Students Announced At Lane mCHMORE, Jan. 23--(Special)-Twenty three Highmore High School students earned places on the school's honor roll for the third six-week period, was announced by Supt. K.

M. Harkness this week. There were five seniors who rated the necessary points: Donna Harris, EHa Khittel, Margaret Vimnia McCaffee, Marjorie Mosher. Nine the twenty-three were juniors: Harold Bawdon, Juanita DeGooyer, Jack Harkness, Nadine O'Brien, Lemioe Perkins, Nadine Smith, Carles Swanson. Sophomores numbered four: Ruth Goehrinfc Novak, Shirley Pekarek, Bonnie Westcott.

Seven freshmen attained the coveted distinction: Lyle Lambott, Donald Mason, Francis Morgan, John Myers, Kenneth Schneider, Irene Staley and Imogene TrEtaroeH. School brought out some commodities Tuesday. They were apples and oranges, which the pupils have along with Flowers, sixth grader. I Quiz Answers Vienna (population 1.918.462 oc Ma? 17. 1939).

1912 (after war with Turkey). GET APPLES. ORANGES Johnston of Pleasant Corner I.YC. Huron Mitchell, Sioux tfeM a. 4:00 p.

m. daily Huron far Pierre, Rapid City Pianc tot Huron, MilcheU, Sioux Falls, 7:00 a. m. dairjr. COAST TO COAST CONNECTIONS For Intonation PKBBE 2551 HURON 885 Marvin Hughitt Hoiel NEW BUS SERVICE LV.

HOBOg ARR. HEDFIEtp 10:50 AHR. WAmtTOWH 12:40 pijpt. ABB. TWnr CITIES P.K.

ABB. CHICAGO fc45a.m. For Low PBIM nd Further CALL OR WHITE UHIOH BUS DEPOT MABVOI HDGHITT HOTEL an You Want'Em We Don't See the finest bargains in town at our great January Used Car Sale. HERE ARE A FEW: '86 Plymoutb Sedan $367 '36 Plymouth 35 Plymouth 2-Door $277 '35 FonJ Sedan $287 Fod Tudor $277 FordTador $127 '28 Chevrolet Sedan 9 27 D. Urquhart Sons MO0EZ, 20 MICKS.