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Classified Advertising Rates 5 01 No. OS tlmei 1 2 1 4 1 .45 .60 75 1.05 1.20 i to 15 16 to 20 -1 to 25 26 to 30 60 80 1.00 1.20 1.40 1.60 .75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 .80 1.20 1.50 1.80 2.10 2,40 FAT HOGS Shoats, calves. Quentin Overfelt, Highway 63 south. Resi- dcnce phone 1765. WANTED TO RENT FUEL TO RENT--Stalk or hay iield for winter pasture, i Write Demsey Randell, Clark, Mo.

31 to 35 105 1.40 1.76 2.10 2 4 5 2.SO 36 to 40 1.20 1.60 2.00 2.40 2.80 3.20 Rates on Blind Ads Extra Classified Display 70c per column inch--additional insertions per inch 60c One week, per WANTED--Farm to operate on inch S2.70. Month, S7.80. a word. WANTADS MUST BE DUST MOPS, wet mops, wax i COAL!" COAL! Best quality floor Good clean coal. Machine min- finishes, waxes and cleaners.

ed. Hannah Coal Company. Tele- Hayden Specialty. i phone 80 or 504F2. i TIRES--One new 6.50x16, good used 7.00-15.

Dent Doo- to Begin Revival at GOOD CLEAN COAL, Midwest i Co. Mine phone 5027F3.Uey. 121 1 Myra, phone 305. per inch share basis. Moberly, R.

2. IN by 10:00 a. m. for same day's classification and publication ERRORS--If ad contains a mistake, please notify before second insertion, as the Monitor- Index will not be responsible for more than the first in- SUGAR CREEK COAL-- Clean, best quality, courteous service, strictly cash. Call Odis Hendren or 1066.

STORM WINDOWS All Sizes Quick Delivery FURNACE REPAIR. H. MARCH METAL WORKS- i A A also stoker i coal. Ora Giles, 1102 Myra, i Phone 856. 101.

36 Months to J. P. LANHAM, E. Coates--Phone 1244 Furnaces cleaned and repair- GOOD CLEAN COAL, cash de-' FOR SALE--Boy's suit, BRAND ed Guttering 108 livery. Phone 2679J.

Alsfv 4 pairs lady's shoes COA'L tor sale and general haul-" len condi lad lapel Ted Sanders Tin Shop, 210 N. 4th, Phone 2116 RADIO REPAIR ing. R. 'Rose. 1310 Scott, watch.

Phone-2104J. Phone 1432 R. FOR SALE' Large RADIO Refrigeration service. FOR SALE Coal. Bradley's Paul Stewart.

418 East Rollins Phone 146. GIESLER RADIO SERVICE 522 West Coates Phone 15. best. Call Wyatt Smith. Phone 532.

Place your order now. I HOUSEHOLD GOODS ADS--We are not au- authorized to give out information in regard to "blind so please answer directly advertiser by key-number in care of the Monitor- Index as per instruction in the ad- PAYMENTS--As we make no ledger account for wantads, we will thank you to remit promptly LOST and FOUND LOST OR STRAYED from farm boy and 1Tien rubber boots, i stove, garden tools, of James Andrews, white mare TM en 2 A and 5 buckle over- i sca les. 819 Cleveland. GOOD SUGAR CREEK COAL, I Good condition. I cash delivery, good service Phone 1344 R.

Orvin Myers. Phone 2491 tricycle. Price I NURSERY STOCK hardy mums in many colors. also large variety of flowers and spring i ENCLOSED WILSON circulator, now perennial flowering them CHASE RADIO ELECTRIC 531 W. Coates Phone 542 SHOE REPAIR RUBBER FOOTWEAR.

Morley. (upstairs). 3 PRACTICALITY new circulators and a Round Oak. I Thompson, Clifton Hill. STEEL BEDSTEAD and springs, fireplace coal grate, white Dooley's Nursery, 12.11 Myra.

PET STOCK, DOGS. CATS Ladies brown and black boots, 'breakfast set, table top- electric SALE, white giant doe, pen also. Cheap. Phone 2258J. PUREBRED WATER SPANIEL, female, 5 years old, well broke, i diabetic i nat ural retriever, works quail with bob tail.

Notify James Roberts Snop. I SALE-- Bed, springs, mat- Route 2, Phone 238W. Moberly or 11 Coates. Phone, tresSj dresser book case and GOOD SHOE REPAIRING can writing desk combined. Call af- LOST--Black and white Cocker be done at any price at SUN- i ter 5 p.

m. or Spaniel. femaL 3 Months TMNE SHOE SHOP Telephone JMorchead St. Phone 771J. Wells.

19o8. Called for and delivered. and ducks, both guaranteed. Snap Collet, 719 W. End.

Phone 2865J. PERSONAL SERVICES. In services to be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight the Immanuel Baptist church will begin a revival and evangelistic meeting which will continue through the worship hours of Sunday, December 1. The Rev. Gordon Whiteside.

Driver Whose Car Hit Another Fined Robert Williams, Route 1. was fined S10 and costs in W. G. Bohannon's police court this morning for careless and imprudent driving. Williams, driving his own car.

struck an automobile belonging to Lon McCorkle. parked -at 105 South Williams street Nov. 11. Witnesses to the accident took pastor, announces the church has i the driver's license number and obtained the Rev. Max Payne as reported it to police.

evangelist for the series. Williams said he stopped but Eureka. The Immanuel pastor car so home. Baptists of Missouri and the Southern Convention. The church of which Mr.

Payne is pastor has made an outstanding growth under his leadership. In addition to his work as pastor and evangelist, the Rev. Mr. Payne is recognized as a strong leader and authority in the work of church departments. He is an approved worker under the direction of the Sunday School Department of the Missouri Baptist General Association in Sunday school organization and promotion, and renders valuable service in the Bible I teaching program of Baptists of the state.

Congregational singing during the revival, will be under the direction of the pastor, and spe- to appear in answer to charges of being intoxicated, disturbing the peace and resisting arrest. Wright was picked up Saturday night in the 500 block of West Coates street. William Allen. Negro, St. Lou.is, forfeited 515 bond and Felix Fowler, Moberly Negro, forfeited 510 bond, when they failed to appear in answer to peace disturbance charges.

LOST--Red coin purse Thurs-! REPAIRING day on Reed containing vArTrmvr bills. Finder please call 2355 J. AOUU1U Reward. FOR SALE Breakfast maple, reasonable price. Franklin St.

Saturday. 325 SPENCER CORSETS, free figure cial music win be presented in Dowding eacn serv ce The service of each evening will begin at 7:30 o'clock, and the public is extend- analysis. Flossie set i 1009 N. Ault. 9 2 0 POULTRY AND EGGS ed a cordial invitation to attend.

WANTED FEMALE HELP prompt service, free pickup and deliveries. Small appliances repaired. H. H. Vacuum WOMEN" TO "PREPARE gift packages.

No age limit for anyone qualified to do this work. Washer Rebuilding, 209 Phone 2940. 5th. E. MAY-- Fngidaire Service, ELECTRIC refrigerator, PUREBRED Bourbon Red tur- keys- for breeders.

Unrelated hens and toms. John Griffith, Madison, -Mo. A-l condition: heavy duty tire, 6.00x16. 902 Rollins. FOR SALE or will trade for livestock.

7 ft. Superfex refrigerator (oil burning). Mrs. Demsey ftEAL ESTATE. Hours arranged to suit.

S. H. Kress Co. Apply WANTED Waitress. Corner Coffee Shop.

BIG DEMAND. Avon Christmas 514 Coates, Moberly, Randell. 2 mi south of Rucker. Phone 944. OAK DINING TABLE and 6 REPAIR ELECTRIC IRONS, Moberly Maytag Arrandale Appliance Co.

WASHERS--Expert repair work gift sets at this time. Represen- i on all makes. Our large stock tative wanted in Sturgeon and of repair parts guarantee you Moberly. Bernice King, Box 304, prompt service. Moberly May- Mexico, Mo.

jtag. 218 West Reed. Phont. 2287. WANTED--Housekeeper.

Phone i REPAIRING on all make type' writers, adding machines, cash 2423. room house, barn 8x100, 100A chairs; 16 inch heating stove, bottom RE per A. 1015 Buchanan. RECLAIMED FURNITURE exchange--sell, buy, trade furniture. 210 North Clark.

INSURANCE. 1160A, 3 mi Clifton 56,500 189A, near Roanoke 1 $5.750 160A, 2 mi Huntsville. bottom, modern home, buildings all good $12,800 Trinity Boosters to Buy Drinking Cups for School Trinity Boosters Club will buy drinking cups for Trinity School, it was decided at a meeting of the club held Friday night at the school. A program presented at the meeting included: Short speeches by Frankie Wilson, Milton Harlan, Tommy MALE WANTED--Steam fitters. Apply by phone or in person to Fred Biernath.

Sunnydale Academy. Centralia, Mo. Phone 15. EDUCATIONAL LEARN profitable Auto Body and Fender repairing. Practical and resi- welding, -oray painting, metal work.

An opportunity for mechanicallj'- rninded men that may lead to owning your "own" shop. For free facts write, Auto-Crafts Training. B-30, care Monitor-Index. Reed SEWING MACHINES, all kinds repaired. Denzil King and Virgil King.

528 E. Logan. Phone ,11682. (RADIATOR TROUBLE--cleaning, repairing, George Fairchild at Fennel's Auto and Bodv Works. LARGEST AUTOMOBILE insur-j ance company i house, barn', "hen house, Better liability rates.

See R. A. brooder house, granary, garage, 'school bus, RFD $5,000 Long Term, Low Rate Farm Loans. G. I.

Loans. RIFFEL FARM AGENCY Moberlv, Mo. Miller. FOR Farm Mutual Fire and Tornado see, phone or write W. J.

Day, Huntsville. Mo. INSURE--Farm buildings, furniture, livestock, feed, tractors, machinery and automobile. Mutual rates. Herman Kidd, Jacksonville.

LIVESTOCK FOR SALE. 5 ROOM BUNGALOW, modern, excellent condition. 5 ROOMS, modern except newly decorated inside. Close in. REFRIGERATION SERVICE.

30 FOR SALE--Sow and pigs: sow 4 ROOMS, modern except heat. years experience. Phone Na- due to farrow. Walter Harris, Close in. poleon Gillispie, 107 Hinton Ave.

I Clifton Hill. Phone 579 W. WHILE-U-WAIT 1 ed. Excellent income. coming 3 year old pit mule, 3 UNIT APT, BLDG.

Close in. I 4 UNIT APT. BLDG. Well locat- mond Harlan. Coffee and sandwiches Boy Burglar Again in Custody; 11 of Watches Found The 13-year-old 'youth who Hill! pianist i walked away from the sheriff's for wedding march: and recita- office after he confessed burg- tion, "The Kicking Mule," Mrs.

Jake Minor Games and fun were directed bv Mrs. Ed Forth with prizes a TM 3 ai a going to Mrs. Arnold Thomas, I Huntsville. local police said to- Mrs. Carl Wilson and Mrs.

Ed- talk, "Cowboy Song," Gene Harlan; "Chopsticks," Lois and Maude Harlan; mock wedding, Frank Wilson, minister, David Frost, bridegroom, Sally Frost, bride, Lena Frost, brides- Branham-Burton Marriage of Year Ago Is Announced CENTRALIA, Nov. 18. The marriage of Miss Lutie Irene Branham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Branham, of Centralia and Paul Burton of Moberly.

which to.ok place November 11. 1945. was-revealed by the couple last Wednesday in Columbia. The ceremony took place- in Manhattan, Kas. They were attended' by Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Dunnivant of Moberly'. Mrs. Burton is a graduate of Centralia high school and of Gem City Business College in Quincy. 111.

She has been employed several years in Columbia. Mr. Burton is a graduate of Moberly High School and Moberly Junior College and for it" past five years has been in business in Columbia. the East Sld Drug store. Thursday night was found at his home yesterday and has been a TM county 3 ail at i Thomas Bowen, Clifton Hill.

Electrical appliances repaired, FEW REGISTERED Hereford HARRY L. THOMAS 208 N. Williams St. ATTENTION Man with car for wn mowers sharpened, bicycles cows, calve early, choice qual-! 5 ROOMS, modern except base- circulation sales work among repaired. Expert machine saw i it y.

Hugh Rogers, Cairo. Mo. ment, gas furnace, automatic farmers; personal training in nearby territory; good earnings and chance for advancement. WRITE DIVISION MANAGER FARM JOURNAL, 8014 Avenue, Kansas City, 5, Missouri. SALESMAN.

filing. Saws gummed. FIX-IT SHOP 211 N. 5th. St.

H. A. PROFFITT, Jeweler, watch and jewelry repair. Bulova watches. milk- i water heater, built-in cabinet, i bath insulated Perfect Shorthorn springer cows.

John head. $5,000 Hall. Sturgeon. FOR LEASE FOR SALE--Springer I Lowell Jones. Clark, Mo.

R. 15 ROOM lights, gas, --rj sink, sewer, well at back door. heifers. acres that well Fulton were served. The next meeting will be December 20 at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon.

The club and Christmas program will be combined. Ave. $3,250 I ty 14. Football Scores By The Associated Press SUNDAY. St, Mary's 28, Santa Clara 19.

Detroit 33, St. Louis Universi- day. He had been at his grandmother's home since his escape, officers said. Three of the 15 watches stolen Thursday night were recovered yesterday. Eight had been located following the Monday, Nov.

18, 1946 7 Cape Girardeau Walks Off With MIAA Grid Title KANSAS CITY, Nov. 18. pP) --A great line and hard running backs resulted in a M. I. A.

A. football championship for Coach Abe Stuber's Cape Girardeau Indians who completed their nine-game schedule without a defeat and with only one tie game charged against them. The Indians were clearly the Dr. R. B.

Briney to Retire Next Year Dr. R. B. Briney, brother of Mrs. L.

W. Kelly. 429 South' Fourth street, has announced that he will retire from the ministry October 31. 1947. Dr; Briney.

pastor of Oak Park Christian church in Kansas City, gave as his reason his "unalter-'- able conviction that the time approaching when the responsibilities of leadershp should shifted to younger shoulders." class of the conference. With Dr Briney has been a minister of the Christian church 52 years, with 3 6 "years-in Kansas City. His- retirement will at the completion of his 20tk year at the Oak Park church the exception-of a 7-0 win over Maryville, Stuber's men had little difficulty shoving other M. I. A.

A. teams around the gridirons. Oly College was able to hold their own against the Indians, placing the Missourians to a 0-0 tie last Sept. 19. In conference play, Cape Girardeau scored 141 points against 18 and had a season record of 200 points against 28.

Center Donald Anderson. Tackle Kenneth Knox and End Roscoe Branch were standouts in the great Cape line, while backs Webb Halbert and John Griffith rated with the best in this section. Rolla School of Mines, 'coached by Gale Bullrnan, placed second with 3 wins, one loss and one Steelman said the Agriculture tie? Only Cape Girardeau was. Department reports that the able to knock off the Miners, but Joan program is necessary "to Kirksville held them to a 13-13 enable producers to retain stocks Corn Crop Loans At 90 Per Cent of October 1 Parity WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.

(IP) --Stabilization Director John R. Steelman today authorized government loans to producers of the 1946 corn crop at 90 per cent of the October 1 parity price. The loans will be offered by. the Commodity Credit Corporation. tie Saturday.

Kirksville was the biggest surprise in the league, winning 2 games, losing one and playing a pair of ties. Coach Jim Doughterty's Bulldogs was the only team able to count two touchdowns against Cape. Maryville placed fourth at 2 wins and 3 losses, but came near pulling the biggest upset of the year in their 0-7 loss to Cape Girardeau. Springfield and Warrensburg showed flashes of promice during 'the season, but were out- manned by other M. I.

A. squads. Springfield was fifth with 1 victory against 4 defeats, while Warrensburg lost 4 and tied one. PTA Dad's Night at Central School Tomorrow Night on farms for feeding purposes and to stabilize and protect price of corn." Agriculture Department officials said the October 1 parity price had not been computed- yet, but they estimated that it about SI.28 a bushel. This would make the loan rate about $1.15 a bushel.

The department- calculates parity prices normally as of the loth of each month. Parity on. September 15 was SI.25 a bushel, while on October 15 it wai S1.33. The national average price of standard corn in mid-October was $1.71 a bushel, according to the Agriculture Department. The corn loan program ii required by law.

Salvation Army to Begin Revival Revival services will begin to- The Central P. T. A. Dad's morrow night at the Salvation night program, first scheduled for last week in observance of national week, will be presented at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night. A musical program, directed by John M.

Gibbons, supervisor of music in Moberly- -schools, will be given. Mr. Gibbons will present the school orchestra and conduct a discussion on musical education of pupils. Ernest Barker, elementary schools supervisor, will be speaker for the evening. Army with Capt.

Evelyn Prater as evangelist. The services will' be at 7:45 o'clock each night through December 1. The officers in charge, Adj. and Mrs. Ellis, invite to the services.

were valued at S300 to $350. No charges have been iiled. FILLING station for lease Camp 65 ABERDEEN-ANGUS cattle, 4 ROOM BUNGALOW, modern I Friday, Nov. 29, 1 p. m.

at except heat, hardwood floors, 1 i Memphis Sales Pavilion. R. C. Venetain blinds. Rothwell.

53,250 Moberly. FOR RE.N'T Jones. 120 N. Williams Phone 730 Hardin-Simmons 20, Texas Mines SALESMAN--By large St. Louis athletic and sporting goods companv.

Salarv and commis-! sion must have car. Excellent FOR RENT--5 room house, GILTS, 4, big frame; 215 Ibs. i CLAUDE G. YOUNG opportunity. Write B-31, care ern except heat.

Phone 2055W. average. Price 557 each. Jesse FOR SALE--Nice clean 4 room Louisiana Tech 2. I FOR RKNT--3 rnnm apartment; Hagood.

East of house, 25 acres, small barn, TintTM a 9.7 SATURDAY. Villanova 27, Florida 20, Monitor-Index. SITUATION WANTED- furnished. modern except heat, 235 Bedford. I A 003 FOR RENT--Modern unfurnished apartment.

Newly decorated. Couple preferred. 502 N. MISCELLANEOUS distance, including livestock market. Call 2129 RAKING LAWNS Also furnace iyr ou iton W.

Reed. HEMSTITCHING and stamping. Reclaimed furniture. Clark 212 N. PIANO TUNING and repairing.

Best government references. M. H. Lingo. Phone 1522.

45V E. Burkhart. STOCK Farmers Ren- derin 0 Ma con. offers free, prompt, sanitary removal of any or all dead stock. Processed in your own state.

Call Moberly 102--reverse calls. CUSTOM WEAVING. 529 Madison Avenue. hen house, few small buildings, 0. water in pasture year around, 16 IN.

Chevrolet wheels; good fences and pasture, some in. electric drill; air com- i mDer on gravel, mail pressor, shopjsize: large 2 wheel REA available. 2 miles east of 618 N. Moberly. Possession at once.

In- Notre Dame 27. Northwestern trailer. Lee Norman, Morley, house trailer. uire 109 Thompson. FOR RENT-Modern room for ect Phone 2723 W.

lv woman, also board. 315 E. Coates. Phone 1869J. in modern lz 96A.

SW Huntsville Clark 120A, Clifton Hill 90A, Jacksonville SLEEPING ROOM home. 115 S. 4th. BOY'S SNOW SUIT, size gOA, SE Sturgeon Storkline baby buggy: play 200A, NE Moberly 52,000 $6,000 $2,500 S6.500 SLEEPING room, nice and large, Private entrance, 938 W. pen; baby tal bed and a 2 A Middle Grove S6.000 tress: Warm Morning stove.

722 120A, Rpnick SALE--250 hedge posts. APARTMENT 3 or 4 rooms, va- Second house west of Sugar cant soon. 525 W. Carpenter. Greek APARTMENT, modern 3 rooms! HOT with side unfurnished.

416 Roberts. 0. Michigan 28, Winconsin 6. Nebraska 33, Iowa State 0. Illinois 16, Ohio State 7.

Minnesota 16, Iowa 6. Michigan State 20, Marquette Cincinnati 34, Western Reserve Maryland 24, Washington Lee 7. Georgia 41, Auburn 0. Sgt. Paul Patterson Flies From Germany Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Patterson youth confession and four are left St. Louis today where 1 5 hes ihe wil1 meet their son 8t- TMi Paul P.

Patterson, who arrived by plane from Wiesbaden, Germany, where he has been stationed the past year with the Army of Occupation as the radio operator on' the plane of General Edwards, Commander of the European Air Forces. Sgt. Patterson will come to Moberly with his parents late tonight after a short visit with his brother and wife, Lt. and Mrs. Richard S.

Patterson, Scott Field, 111. From Sgt. Patterson will go to Kansas City late "Wednesday to visit his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. I Brumit, and then by plane to Washington, D. where he will take off Friday for the return trip to Wiesbaden. Palm oil is used in the production of steel plate. Leaves After Visit Here Mrs.

Charles. Willbanks of Vancouver, "British Columbia, has left for Cincinnati after a visit here with her step-father and and Mrs. Q. V. Mrs.

Willbanks mother. Mr. Williamson. made the trip from Vancouver to St. Louis by 'Cin- Oklahoma City University cinnati she is visiting a sister.

Mrs. Albert Brankamp. and the Brankamps' new daughter. She will return by plane to Seattle, where she will be met by her husband. tjUUlgld A a Clemson College 20.

Furman 6. eon Son Born Yesterday to the H. W. Healeys Mr. and Mrs.

H. Healey, 10 miles south of Moberly, are the parents of their seventh child, a son born yesterday at their home. He weighed 8 pounds i and has been named Robert Duke 39, South Carolina 0. a North Carolina 26, Wake For- 240A. Jacksonville S9.600 est L.

M. CROSE, Jennings Blclg. FOR SALE Seven rooms and bath, all modern full base- merit, practically new furnace, coal fir- i lot 62 2 by 195 ft. By owner no MKsrrn A water heater: boy's brown commission. Price reduced $1500.

MISCELLANEOUS corduroy reversible coat, size i Terms. 626 W. Carpenter. T. J.

FOR RENT-- Floor sanders and 18 phone 872. I Tydings. Phone 2350. 7 PHOLSTERING--Custom furniture, slip covering, drapes, i refinishing, quality workmanship. 103 E.

Coates Phone 2222. edgers. New We do Qf VE FULLER BRUSHES FOR SALE--4 rooms and bath complete floor work. Hayden Christmas See our gift sets in garage, large lot, fenced. 919 Specialty FOR SALE AUTO AND ACCESSORIES Christmas boxes.

Phone 1134J. i Diltz. Sanders, WATCHES, diamonds, watch re- FOR SALE--1933 Buick 5 pass-! pair ARE PREPARED to do your engcr coupe. 16 in. tires, good Reed moving and transfer work, condition.

924 Rothwcll. Phone H. A. Proffitt. 314 FOR -acre farm, one mile northwest Clark.

Apply at 924 Henry St. Hamilton Transfer. .212 N. Clark. Phone 1609 1933 CHEVROLET coupe, excel- TYIS DO CUSTOM BUTCHERING I lent condition, radio; heater, LINOLEUM and tile floor coverings, linoleum cabinet tops, installed by factory trained mechanic Hayden Specialty i FOR SALE--80 acre farm, first class improvements, gravel every day.

Sherwood Locker, lots of accessories. 4 new tires. FOOD.AND REMEDIES-Ca irp. Mo. MIDDLE-AGED lady desires em- 734 W.

Coates, rear entrance, between 4 and 7 p. m. Miller's Ration, Kibbles, Meat- ies. Biscuits, Soap, Conditioner, ployment as housekeeper in FOR SALE--1932 Ford V-8 Worm Pills, Mange and Ear Can- smaH" home or other employ-j roadster. Donnic Harlan, Route ker remedy.

White Feed and mer.t. Write Mrs. Helene Poe, Huntsville Mo. care Mrs. Belle Wilson, Jackson- MOD EL A FORD coach in good I Fuel Phone iille condition.

Tom Chism, Higbee, WANTED TO BUT Mo, WANTED Farm xvason. steel I CHEVROLET truck wheels. Coleman trade for pickup or passenger Jacksonville. Mo. R.

1. i car. Gilbert Johnston, Madison. Mo. WANTED TO BUY--4 or 5 room nTTTRADE 1937 modern house, East Side pre-i FOR SALE OR A 1 9 3 7 fcrred -Write full description, Chevrolet 1 ton long wheel- i a location.

B-29, in care stockrack, gram bed. of SEE BETTER LOOK RIGHT 103 Hinton Ave. DR. L. E.

HUBER, M. Over Koester's Drus Store Workmanship Guaranteed WHEN you buy Watkins Products you get the best Chas. Nelson. RECEIVED "shipment in- By owner. Write B-27, in care of Monitor-Index.

FOR SALE--6 rooms modern full basement, well located. If interested write B-26, care Monitor-Index. Wounded Veterans Eligible to Enlist Combat-wounded veterans pre- viouslv- unable to re-enlist, are now eligible for re-enlistment if their disabilities will not impair their performance of specific jobs, accordng to a recent War Department announcement, sent to the local Army Recruiting office. The only qualifications are that the prospective enlistee be Modern 119 38 BUICK SPECIAL, radio, a first step and soft home from owner. State price, heater.

4 new tires. 711 Farror shue s. 212 N. Clark. B-28, careJVkmitor-Index, after 3 p.

m. JUST RECEIVED nice selection able to pass his physical jn of the be able that he TO BUY Country SEAT COVERS, any make or of wallpaper. Reclaimed furni-1 ination with the exception ham-; vr old) frying chick- model. A number of 1936, 37 2 12 N. Clark St.

I combat wound, that he ns Park Cafe 3S DU( seat type. These are JOHNS-MANV'LLE' to care for himself an9 In5ATTKD-Nice china, cut glass. to find- Manion Motor 6 KWOOL insulation. Saves not require further hoj cut antiques. CarT B'eck.

943 Reed TOP PRICES PAID for antiques, clocks, cut glass, good china, walnut furniture, copper, out dated lamps. Write or phone Mrs. 4. Moberly. Mo.

TOTTED--Antique dolls, glass-ware, china, furniture. Daly's, 1031 N. Ault 1935 CHEVROLET, 2 door, new tires. 316 Wisdom. FRUITS.

VEGETABLES APPLES Jonathan, Yellow and Red Delicious, Winesap, Rome Beauty--other winter varieties. Also sweet cider 50c gallon. Dossey's Orchard ROCKWOOL insulation. Saves I not require further hospitali- fuel in winter--cools your home zation. Government compensa- in summer.

Call Hartley Estill, will be suspended durms c.r, -pi-i. AVPI-IHP tne PenoD of enlistment. 6,0 iibk Avenue. Disabled veterans.who desire to re-enlist have been given until January 31, 1947, to re-enlist, in the grade they held at the CONCRETE A CERTIFIED READY MIXED CONCRETE. DASCOMB-DANIELS LUMBER CO.

PHONE 10. time of A a date all enlistments will be made in the grade of private. F-urther information may fee FOR SALE--Beef, pork, cracklings, tallow. Sherwood Lockler, Cairo, Mo. North Carolina State 27, Virginia 7.

Georgia Tech 35, Tulane 7. Alabama 12. Vanderbilt 7. Kentucky 13, West Virginia 0. Iowa State Teachers 46, Drake 0.

Culver Stockton Dubuque University (la) 0. Oregon State 21, California 7. Stanford 27, Washington State 26. Washington 16, Oregon 0. U.

C. L. A. 61.. Montana 7.

Idaho 20, Portland University Utah University 21, U. S. F. Utah State 21, Wyoming 7. Mississippi State 27, Northwestern Louisiana 0.

Columbia 46. Lafayette 0. Pen-n State 12. Navy 7. New York University 33, Fordham 28.

Yale 30, Princeton 2. Cornell 21, Dartmouth 7. Colgate 25, Syracuse 7. Temple 27, Bucknell 6. Buffalo 28, Carnegie Tech 0.

Army 34, Pennsylvania 7. Tennessee 33, Boston College 13. Harvard 28, Brown 0. Boston University 34, Coast Guard Academy 7. William Mary 20, George Washington Texas Christian 14, Texas 0.

Arkansas 13. S. M. U. 0.

Texas Tech 14, Oklahoma A. M. 7. Oklahoma 27, Missouri 6. Rice 27.

Texas A. M. 10. Tulsa 17, Baylor 0. Arizona.

13, New Mexico 13. (tie). Brigham Young 20, Colorado A M. 6. Denver 13, Colorado 13.

(tie). Kansas 34, Kansas State 0. Brooklyn was incorporated with New York City in 1898. KEYS1 KEYS1 Of kinds. It's Jwst as Im portant to have spare keys spare tires.

GROTJAN'S REPAIR SHOP Shop Started in 516 Anlt MoberlT For Antiques and Gifts of Distinction Visit Mrs. Carl Beck's Shop, 943 W. Reed Moberly FRED V. STODGELL 731 S. Clark Phone 190 Automobile, Burglary and Liability Insurance Beauceant 1 Sauerkraut DINNER and SUPPER, 21, MASONIC TEMPLE MENU Pork Roast, Mashed potatoes Dressing Gravy, Green Beans, Kraut, Bread.

Coffee, Homemade Pie 75 CENTS' Serving 1 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. obtained by writing to or calling at the Moberly Army Area Re- cruiting Office. 113 North Will- iams street. I are now able to serve new customers with the following laundry services: I And A JIN HOLMAN'S LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING PHONE 98 Paul Marvin Woods Born This Morning- Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Madison, are the parenti 8-pound; 8 3-4-ourice son. Marvin, born at 7 this morning in McCormick HospitaL Woodfc of aZ Pain DR. Win. R.

NEWBY CHIROPRACTOR RHEUMATISM 431--Free 424)4 West Reed Moberly Home Phone fit on Savings C0SH Midwest Loan 107 N. 5th Phone 185 Mpberly Monitor-Index And Moberly Evening Democrat DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Member of Associated Press The Associated Press exclusively entitled to the use for ref publication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise ed in this paper and also the local' news published herein All of publication of special dispatches herein axe also reserved. Moberly Monitor Estab. 1883 Moberly Index Estab. 1916 Moberly Democrat Estab.

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