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ERRORS--If ad contains a mistake, please notify before second insertion as the Monitor-Index will Dot be responsible for more than the first incorrect insertion. BLIND ADS--We are not authorized to give ont information in regard ads," so please answer directly the advertisement by key number in care of the Monitor-Index as per instruction in the ad. PAYMENTS--As we make no ledger accounts for want-ads, we will thank you to remit promptly. SEE MASSMAN Brothers, I Johnson, for shoe repair, tarpaulin anl combine canvas repair, new saddles, bridles. SHOE REPAIR While you wait.

Low at Sunshine Shoe Shop. 207 N. Moberly. TELEVISION DON IIOBB. PHONE 2:145.

H. A. PROFPITT, Jeweler --Bulc- va watches, diamonds, diamond mountings, watch and jewelry repair. Clocks. Custom jewelry.

LOST and FOUND LOST SATURDAY brown shell rim glasses in snap leather case. Call 115. D-X Service Station, Htrats- ville. Help WaiUed--Female 1 WANTED Girl for general office work. 40 hour week.

State age, experience, references in first letter. Write C-27 care Monitor-Index. GIRL OR woman wanted for general housework. Mrs. Huber, 107 Brinkerhoff.

YOUNG LADIES 18 26 Single, a and free to travel the entire United States. S200 per month guaranteed. Plus bonuses to start. Transportation and drawing account furnished. See Mrs.

Lane after 6 p.m. Swiss Village Motel, Room 25. WANTED GIRL car hops. 16 or older. Part time work.

Apply in person. A Root Beer Stand. N. or ley. I "stenographic and general office work.

Experienced in shorthand, dictaphone, typing. Fine opportunity for capable, intelligent girl. Give full particulars, detailing experience. Write Box --28 Care Monitor-Index. FOUR OR 5 room modern uafur- nished apartment.

Private bath. Apply 515 W. Carpenter. 3 ROOM MODERN efficiency apartment for rent. Phone Mrs.

Huber 2256. FOR RENT--Office and Uptown over Tot and Teen Shop, W. Reed St. Phone 222. FOR RENT 5 room unfurnished, upstairs apartment.

Adults only 407 W. Logan. Call 394. THREE ROOM modern furnished apartment. O'Keefe Agency, ph.

3. FOR RENT Oct. 1 attractive, upstairs apt. Fort St. For information phone Mrs.

Will Sandford, 1083. MODERN 2 ROOM unfurnished apartment. Newly decorated. Private bath. Phone 154SJ.

3 ROOM i apt. Private front and back entrance. 605 North Ault. TELEVISION SERVICE SERVICE CALL 0 It N'S. Wotch RepoJr 31 I I ROCK PHOSPHATE $17.50 per ton loaded on your truck.

Jackson Naylor, phone 1G3W, Salisbury, Mo. COMPARE THESE PRICES 12-12-12--S77 All high analysis including ammonia nitrate. Available for i i a delivery. Better price on ton load. HERMAN PRATHER Cairo Bminets Opportunities 40 FOR LEASE Snack bar at Court 63 South.

Motel on Highway 63. Phone 63. SELL OR TRADE A Real Bargain GROCERY STOCK AND FIXTURES Sell on easy terms. 710 S. Morley Phone 1690 4 ROOM Unfurnished modern Private a Newly decorated.

Full finished floors. Biiilt-ins. Gas a Garage. 419 Cleveland Ave. Adults.

S40 month CLAUDE G. YOUNG 120 N. Williams street OFFICE PHONE 21 RESIDENCE PHONE 3362 Wanted--Mate 2 WANTED 100 more men to wear Moberly's best work clothing value. Matched shirts and pants. Complete suit $5 at Patterson's.

VETERANS 18-27 Single, neat and free to travel the entire United States. making to $90 per week. Transportation and advance drawing account furnished. See Mr. Lane aft- Byilding Material 41 ohns-ManvHle INSULATION ROOFING-SIDING For Free Estimates Call C.

R. GALLEMORE Phone 845 or 709 TWO ROOMS, furnished. East rear 604 S. Morley. All utilities furnished.

$25 per month. See James L. Stone, phone 18 or 2S09W Clothing 42 Sleepinr Rooms II I SHORTIE COATS, fur lined coat, fur coat, formats, suits, blouses, dresses. Sizes 16 to 18. Ne" pair men's corduroy trousers, size 38 waist.

824 Cleveland. 2 MODERN Sleeping rooms for gentlemen. Phone 2329J, 466 E. Burkhart. SLEEPING ROOM for gentleman.

Close in. Phone 468. ige LARGE MODERN sleeping room. Close in. For lady.

Phone 3007, 305 S. 5th. Fuel 45 FOR SALE Lump coal, washed nut and oil stoker. 28 cents per bushel delivered. Phone 2485J.

W. B. Ransdell. Household Goods 46 er 6 p.m. Swiss Village Motel LARGE ROOM for light housekeep- Room 25.

Utilities furnished. Close 3 DEMONSTRATOR electric win dow a at ridiculously low prices. (McDonald Machine Shop. Situations Wanted--Female 6 WANTED LAUNDERING, all kinds. Washed separately $.06 pound.

Ironings. Dye. Bedspreads, rugs, fluff dried. Free pick up, delivery service. Alexanders Self Service Laundry.

Call 1310. Srtuotions Wonted--Mob 7 WANTED Rooms, woodwork. Kitchens, and bathrooms enameled. Varnishing. Excellent references.

Phone 2107-R. Reasonable. 113 S. 6th. Phone 1120.

For Rent 12 MODERN HOUSE for rent at 1309 Watson Ave. MODERN five room house. Gas heat. 523 Woodland. Apply W.

B. Stone. Phone 18. CABINETS MADE Old tablei made into drop leaf. Table tops repaired.

Furniture repairing, 221 S. Morlej. FOR RENT Five room house. West End. Close in.

Apply at Mileham Market. 5 ROOK MODERN house. Full basement Garage. Phone 3397 or 2205. WELL-BORING--16 inches straight! type tile.

Witch water veins. Satisfaction always. Ed Miles. Halls- Room and Board 13 vilte. Mo.

FOR CARPENTER--Service call 62S. Jimmie Zancr, 705 Sampson. WANTED CARPENTER work, cement work, siding, roofing, repairing flues. J. O.

Lovrry. Phone 2033J. 524 N. Morley. SANDERS rented for floors ana edges.

Carlstadt finishes featured Heddinghaus Hardware. Phoned LET US steam the wallpaper off your walls with new Warner-Kero- Lectric wallpaper remover. Clarence Wright, 317 Jefferson Avenue, phone 2175W. WANTED. ELECTRIC WIRING and Appliance repairing Phone 2629W or 2414R USED MOTOR TRUCKS 941 International pickup $125 1940 Chevrolet pickup S100 .952 Chevrolet L.W.8.

new paint 949 International road tractor, new motor. 1947 Dodge 1-ton $225 ,935 Ford M--lon $35 939 International L.W.B. $100 Orscheln's. Moberly WANTED TO BUY WANTED NEW and used corn- pickers for our machinery sales. Write C.

and S. Sales Yard or phone 44615. Faribault, Minn. WANTED YOUR old dishes, lamps, dolls, glassware, etc. Mn.

Carl Beck. Phone 6100W1. WANTED TO RENTO 1 or 2 room i apt. downstairs. Mrs Flora Sims.

Cairo, Mo. Apartments For Kent 1C FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms, 2nd floor. 517 S. Clark St. See James L.

Stone. Phones 18 or 2809 W. MODERN 4-room upstairs, 2-bed' room apartment. Call 121 or 6100W1. FOR RENT 3 rooms down stairs unfurnished apartment Phone 1787.

FOR RENT 5 room upstairs apartment Couple only 708 Coates. Call 222 ROOM MODERN a a un furnished. $35.00 per month. 529V4 West Coates. W.

R. Swindell. 209 Jennings 31dg. Phone 202. FOR RENT 3 rooms, furnished 2nd floor, C36 Johnson St.

See James L. or 2809W. Stone. Phones 18 MODERN 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment. O'Keefe Agency.

Phoni 3. FOR RENT 3 room Uhed unfurn FOR elderly ladies or room and board. Nurse service 2371W. Miscellaneous 14 FOR SALE Apartment size Kel- vinator refrigerator. Used months.

Like new. Phone 16031. A A Bargains for Cash SPECsES 546 W. Coates A 1. Medical fluid Draw forth 11.

Tell 12. Manservants 14. Make speeches 3fi. Poiae Makes leather 17. Portend 3K.

The woma.n 19. Unclose: poetic 20. French river 21. Girl student 21i. Slowa 24.

Hale 25. Born 26. Total 27. Places 30. Arra.URs 34.

Weight allowance 35. Public ground 36. Cage 37. Tropiail bird 38. Makes edging 89.

Small cpiarrel Irish expletive Purloined 43. Avalanches 44. Cat 4ii. Serpent 46. Possessed DOWN 1.

Mexican shawl 2. Kite 3. Deserters 4. Shoshoneaji Indian Tuesday, Aug. 31, 1954 Solution of Yeoterday's Puzzle B.

Myself 6. ftscane 7. Valley 8. The Kutns 3. Official examiner 10.

Engraved with acid 36 33 9-1 11. Mechanical part n. Shabby 16. Foreman 17. Wait for 20.

Sources of meta! 21. Summer residence 23. Stake 24. Outer covering of corn 26. Gentlemen 27.

Dagger wounds 25. Rectangular insets Beginning 30. Facts SI. Resist 32. Closed tightly 33.

Join 35. Analyze grammatically 38. Journey 39. Bewilder 41, Room in a harem 42. Scatter seed 4,4.

Suite of the Union: abbr. MEDIUM SIZE International en- iilage cutler. A-l condition. $100 John L. Nichols, phone 78, Clifton Hill, Mo.

50 FOR SALE New and used power riand lawnmowers. McDonald Machine Shop. FOR SALE 10 H. P. 3 phase electric motor.

Good condition. McDonald Machine Shop. FOR SALE--Like new, 4x5 Pacemaker Speed Graphic camera, complete with all accessories. May be seen after 4 o'clock. 612 S.

4th St. DOME BUYER'S SPKCIAL SOUTH FOURTH: Six rooms, two bedrooms down, one up, fully mod- rn, basement, stoker heat, arge lot, garage in rear. Priced 12,000. URBANDALE ROAD: Extra nice bedroom, ranch-style home, orced gas heat, city water, breeze- vay, garage, extra large lot. See will consider any reason- ble offer.

New 4 rooms, fully- modern, larj Asking i HAV3 plenty of Lime Gravel. Alfred Vanskike. Phone 6118W1. F1ESH SHIPMENT of glass, auto glass, flat and curved, clear or tinted. Window glass, plate glass, mirrors, table tops, refrigerator shelves.

Alsynite glass awnings. Moberly Paint and Glass Co. Phone 360. FOR SALE Driveway chat, gravel, sand. Don Hannah, 318 Chandler St.

Phone 2732 after 5 p.m. Col's, Other fett 51 WANTED All dogs and cats you wish to dispose of. Write Thurber Smith, Huntsville, Mo. Will pick up. Horses, Cattle, Otfcer Stock Autos and Accessories IS nM 0 i mil Ib Mrs.

P. V. Dreyer, Hunlsville, Mo. SEWING MACHINE repair, electrify. Used Singer, portable, treadle.

New De-Luxe Console and portables. What is your cash offer, write, phone, 1582, Virgil King, 40G E. Logan. BUSINESS SERVICE ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM WINDOWS DOORS BLACKMORE'S HOME IMtROVEMENTS 621 Taylor Phone 91 LAWNMOWERS sharpened. Free pick up and delivery Machine work.

Welding, hydraulic jacks. Greasing equipment repaired. Auto i phone 351. ileavy Rollaways 14.35 9.50 Chronic Dinettes 50.50 116.00 Bed Room Suites 89.50 Bookcases 16.95 16.50 Pullup Chairs 12.95 Dr. Unfin.

Chests 18.50 25.00 Students Desks 24 36 Mirrors 8 KEYS CUT, (oaks coded. Mode! a i planes. Bikes repaired Phone 145. Yoder a i Shop. SEWEK STOPPED UP Clean out roots, rags or other stoppages with the Rootmaster Sewer Machine.

Phone 88, Huntsville, Mo. Crestholm Plumbing and Heating. IT TAKES a specialist to properly clean or repair an juto radiator. We specialize is this work and have the facilities, equipment and parts stock for rendering guaranteed service. FairchiW Radiator Repair.

Phone 821. UPHOLSTERING Custom furniture slip-covering, drapery and drapery hardware. Quality Workmanship. Mulkevs' 532 W. Coates.

Repair Service 27 RADIO SERV All makes of radios and televisions repaired. Montgomery Ward Service Dept. Phone 1300. Moberly Shoe Repair 29 or 2809W. 1st -loor.

402 Roberts pair I For comfort, treat your feet to the finest in shoe repairing. Just will convince you. ONE TWIN size steel bed, box springs, plain mattress. 615 West ml Place. Phone 1654,1.

MOBERLY Community Sale THURSDAY, SEPT 2 BE AT THIS MARKET EACH THURSDAY Starting Promptly at 12 Noon. Fat cattle, stock cows and calves; Stock yearling steers and heifers: dairy cows; Stock nogs, sows and pigs, ewes and lambs. We are a i several packer buyers for butcher cattle. Also representative of Morrell Packing Co. of Iowa will be here each week to buy fat lambs.

Denzell Botkins ant! W. M. Spelman, Mgrs, Denzell Botkins and J. D. Lawrence.

Aucts. Baur Furniture Co. Coates at Clark St. Moberly Ell ATO n- ning at S40 a Easy terms. Some with 2-year guarantees.

Insurance 4i M.F.A. Mutual Insurance. Same low rates! Auto, Fire, Hospital, Liability No membership fees, IM assessments. Quick nationwide claim service. M.

C. Harris, 7U W. Coates. Phone 1445 Moberly. or Lacy Quisenberry.

605 Farror Phone 1887W. M.F.A. Mntnal Insurance Auto, fire, hospital personal or farm liability. See R. Burton at M.F.A.

Store in Moberly. Phone 1900 or Adren Gibson. Phone 49F21 Clifton Hill. Machinery 4f FARM MACHINERY Farmall on rubber $95 Farmall (special; S64S. New Holland side rake $150 International 45 baler (Demonstrator) $1,200 F-20 Farmall S250 I row corn picker, extra good S22; I I H.

P. a i saw S225 'OR SALE--2 Hampshire bucks, 1 breed, 1. registered. vVhite, Huntsville. C.

T. lot, attached ga- $7500. L. W. COLEMAN AGENCY PHONE 718 FOR SALE hvner has bought a business in ac City, Iowa and must sell luick.

A modern jf bedroom bunga- ow with nice size living room, lining room, kitchen and glassed back porch. Full high dry basement. Gas furnace. Large 2 car garage with extra heavy concrete "loor and driveway. As a few years ago it was used as a service ga- 'age.

Locates! on 4 very nice lots with, nice shade and fruit trees. At -409 Myra Street. Corner Holman Road. This place is to be shown by me only and by appointment only. $8,500.

Terms. CLAUDE G. YOUNG 121) N. WILLIAMS STREET OFFICE PHONE 21 RESIDENCE PHONE 3362 FOR SALE Country, city home with acreage, 5 large rooms. This property is in A-l condition, priced to sell, shown only by appointment, Dr.

a 910 E. McKinsey. Poultry and Eggs 53 FOR SALE Strictly fresh eggs. Cook and Mudd Farm. Sho-Boat Phone 3355R.

PERSONAL SERVICE INVESTIGATE Kay Kompound for fast dependable relief from stomach distress caused by excess acid and gas. Money-back guarantee. $1.00 postpaid. Koester Drug Co. Moberly.

Mo. For Sole RENT MONEY NEVER COMES BACK per earning 5 per cent interest for 15 years amounts to $15,536.65 YOU can own this beautifa home at 925 South Fourth Street It's NEW 5 room. Utility. Garage Drive by and take a look, caL us we are ready and willing to help YOU own your home. John Lewis, 453 Huntsville.

Wm. L. Davis, 6027J3 Moberlv. See James Stone. Phones H.

Roberts Shoe Repair ShopjF-12 and i a SliO 11" East Coates St. Phone OJRSC'HEIA'S, fliOBERLY FOR SALE 4 room all modern house. Full basement. Two lots. 801 McKiusey.

Let Me Show You and City Property Henry C. Stockton Real, Estate Broker PHONE 2098 OH Jtinctibn Hifhwiy Real Estate Is Your Best Investment Vew 4-room, all modern, gas heat, lardwood floors, nice a built-in cabinets a a i water heater, Venetian blinds. Farror St. Bungalow, very nice, full basement, new gas furnace, everything is new inside. Beautiful bath.

Bast Lee. Have good buys all modern apartments. West. Two nice cottages, in all modern. West side.

bungalow, West Reed. 313,000: Three bedroom brick. Epperson St. 7 room, 4 down. bath, 3 rooms, a upstairs, Newly redecorated, inside and out.

Close in. South. 3 garagrs, 4 'ul a homes. See before ,011 acres, west on 24, modern, heat and gas, city ivalcr, 4 rooms, new roof. Solid foundation.

Newly papered and I ed Nice garage, coal house, Will consider a reasonalbe offer. Immediate possession. Farms 160 and 200 acres. Well located business brick building Wanted new 3 bedroom listings. JOHNSON' REAL ESTATE CAIRO By Mrs.

Elmer Vanskike Mr. and Mrs. Joe Towles to Odessa Wednesday morning to visit with boyhood friends of Mr. Towles. They returned to Cairo Thursday night.

Mrs. Herschel Reynolds, Cairo, returned home Wednesday from a 1,200 mile trip to Madison, S. D. She accompanied her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Sigmon, Moberly, and another aunt, Mrs. Belle Pamperim, Portland, who is spending a vacation in Moberly. The group visited several old friends in South Dakota and were gone six days. and Mrs. Reynolds stayed with their son, Herschel, and cared for David and Donneice while Mrs.

Reynolds was gone. William Matzen spent Friday night and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jones and family. Miss Karen Stone, Aloberiy, spent Wednesday with her cousin, Miss Kay Jones, in Cairo.

Teacher, Wife, Move Here Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth a i have moved this week from Prairie Hill to the home of Mrs. Lucille Dale in Cairo. Mr.

Farthing will teach. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jones and sons, Lee and Earl, Mrs. Zella Matzen and son, William, and Jack Davidson, all of Cairo, went to Sedaiia last Wednesday and attended the State Fair.

While there the group mot and visited with Jim Boney. Mr. Boney formerly lived here but is making his home now with a son, William Boney, at Wai- saw. Others from Cairo who atlendet he fair last week were Mr. am Mrs.

Frank Vincent and Mr. and Mrs. Orley Jones and daughter Kay. Mr. and Mrs.

Puddy of Twin Falls, Idaho, arrived in Cairo Sun day night for a visit with Mrs Delta Toombs and Miss Effie Pol son and other relatives. Mrs. Pud dy is the former Miss Ada Ma Toombs and a sister-in-law of Mrs Delta Toombs. Wayne, Larry and Terry Wil liams, Moberly, spent several day ast week here with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs.

0. G. Wil lams. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Vanskik and Buddy Reynolds attended fu neral services for Mr. Vanskike' aunt, Mrs. Susie Vanskike, Thurs day afternoon at Friendshig Churc southeast of Macon. Attend Fifth Sunday Meeting Those from the Cairo Christia Church attending the fifth Sunda county meeting and basket dinne held at the Lenoir Memorial Horn at Columbia Sunday were Mr. an Mrs.

Lawson Evans, Mr. and Mr: Leo Kamp, Mr. and Mrs. Wende! Belcher, Mr. and Mrs.

Ned Button Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Skinner, Mis Effie Poison, Mrs. Delta Toombs Mrs. Fern Berry, Mrs. Pea Baker, Mrs.

Orie Sims, Fran Poison, Anthony Creed, Joe Alle Berry and Mrs. Myrtle Bozarth The Rev. Mr. Blackburn, new pa, tor of the Huntsville Christia Church, was speaker. Mr.

and Mrs. Cleve Harris visi ed last week in Hannibal with the: son-in-law and daughter, Mr. an Mrs. Gus Meyer, and children. Mrs.

Orie Sims, Anthony Cree and Willis Hill spent one afternoo i-ecentiy at Shelbina as guests Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker. Mr. and Mrs.

Willie McKinney Moberly, and Mr. and Mrs. Glc McKinney, Fayette, visited her Monday night with Mrs. Pea: Baker. Mr.

and Mrs. Glen McKin ney were also dinner guests Tue USE MONITOR-INDEX WANT ADS DEAD STOCK DISPOSAL Prompt, sanitary pick-up 7 Per Week Calf Collect Bob's D-X Station Moberly Phone 818 WOOD Rendering Service day at the home of Mr. and Mrs WEIDLE'S --PRESCRIPTION SHOP-- 515 W. Phone 710 Moberly Plating orrest Ridgway, and guests at a pper Tuesday night in the home Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Ridgway. Miss Betty Reynolds spent Sun- ay 'with her grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Elmer Vanskike. HOMAS HILL Mrs.

Porter Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cook had guests Friday night Mr. and Irs. Ma this, Callao.

Jim Frazier has returned from trip to Caddo, where he isited his brother and sister-in- aw, Mr. and Mrs. George Frazier. Iso making the trip were Mr. nd Mrs.

Herman Phillips and two lildren and Pete Frazier. They ent on to Dennis, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Milburn had weekend guests Mr.

and Mrs. R. Davidson, Jefferson City. Mrs. Leroy Toliver was a supper uest Wednesday and Friday nights Mr.

and Mrs. Aris Overfelt and lildren, Gregory and Deniese. Mr. and Mrs. Aris OverfeSt and hildren, Gregory and Ieniese, ad as dinner guests Sunday and Clifford Wrisinger, Rich- nond; Mr.

and Mrs. Waynard Hol- cnbeck and a Linda, Mr. nd Mrs. Porter Duncan and chil- ren. Mary and Billie.

Mrs. Leroy I'oliver and Bonnie Meadows. Quests in Matlock Home Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matlock had dinner guests Sunday Mr.

a Irs. Willie Matlock and thrse! hildren, Owensville; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tanner and son and Mr. and Irs.

William Dowell and children, Marshall; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 3ay and daughter. Sue. Mr.

and Irs. Farris Day and daughters, IT. and Mrs. J. T.

Kimbrough and Erlwin Kimbrough who is in the ervice and home on furlough. Afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. a i Land and sons. Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Epperiy and and Mrs. M. H. Epperly had as recent afternoon guests Mr.

and Mrs. Tommy Turner and daugh- Centralia. The Thomas Hill PTA which was scheduled to meet Sept. 3 has postponed its meeting indefinitely. A new date will be set later.

Mr. and Mrs. Porter Duncan and children, Mr. and Mrs. David N.

Jilburn and Linda Hollenbeck the state fair at SedaHa Saturday afternoon and night. Mr. and Mrs. Earl -Shaw had as dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Johnny iCadletz and daughter, Jerri, Willie Stanturf, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Stanturf, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Noel, all of Huntsville; Misses Lillian and Mittie Shaw, Dan Shaw and Mrs. Omar Baugh.

Mrs. Omar Baugh spent Monuay with her father, Dave Shaw, Hunts- viSle, who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Hollenbeck spent the weekend in Kansas City. Edwin Lands Are Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Land and children had as dinner guests Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. Ruffas Bales and children, Marshall, and Mr. Mrs. Percy Land. MADISON Mrs.

Maude S. Wood has moved to an apartment on the second floor of the home of Mrs. V. N. Elsea.

Miss Mary Chowning of Maple Park, 111., drove to Madison Wednesday, bringing her mother, Mrs. Orville Chowning, who had been her guest for ten days. Miss Chowning returned Friday to Maple Park, where she will again teach in the High School. Mrs. Nancy Dixon and son, Eddie Brown, visited friends in Warsaw from Thursday until Sunday.

They also attended the state fair on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Johnson moved recently to what is known the Garrett farm south of Madison. Sewali Bowling left the latter part of the week for Grandview, where he teaches mathematics in high school.

A reunion of the family of J. Sam Gwynn was held at Huckleberry Hail in the Mark Twain Park Sunday. Those attending were: Mr. Gwynn of Mexico; Mr. and Mrs.

Penn Hobson, Madison; Mr. and Mrs. John D. Watson and daughter, Shirley, Kirksvilie; Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Gwynn, Webster Groves; Mr. and Mrs. Del Gwynn, Mrs. Sloan Curtright, Mr. and Mrs.

Raxter Hill, son and two daughters, Paris; T. S. Clay, Mexico; Mrs. Boyd Curtright, Holliday; and Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Love, Centralia. Mrs. Lona Neale went to Excelsior Springs Thursday to see her aunt, Mrs. A. B.

Hulen, who is critically ill in an Excelsior Springs Hospital. Dr. J. Glenn Hulen Chiropodist-Foot Specialist 118 N. 5th St.

Ground Floor Phone 61 Moberly, Mo. ASK FOR SOLD IN BOTTLES or at SODA FOUNTAINS PEACHES Yellow Elberta Freestones Tree Ripened Bring Container Wilkerson Nursery Hiway 24 Wett 111 W. RoHiM PhMM LAMPS--GIFTS--SHADES PLATING Lowp Repairing FERTILIZER 13 10 10 12 12 12 0 3 0 3 0 0 4 5 0 0 6 0 0 Boron and Others Call the Farm Bureau Office 1194 or Howard Sims 6120J3 or 6126R4 If you need ready cash for those extra back-to-school set Pay back la easy monthly payments. Come in foi detaili. MIDWEST LOAN COMPANY 107 N.

5th Moberly The largest U.S. post office serves Manhattan and the Bronx, two of New York City's five boroughs, earns a tenth of U.S. postal revenue and dispatches an average of 17 million pieces of mail a day. TRUSTEE'S SALE Whereas, Martin L. Vust a Annie Vust, husband and did by their certain deed of trust, datr ed September 19th, 1953, and recorded September 24th, 1953, in mortgage book 133 at nage 25, in the office of the Recorded of Deeds of Randolph County, Mbi, on September 19th, 1953, convey to C.

M. Hulen, Trustee, fqUbwing described real estate, lying and being in the County of Randolph, and State of Missouri, towit: All of Lot One (1) in Block Eight (8) of Hunt 4 Godfrey's Addition to the Town (now City) of Moberly, Missouri, which said conveyance was made to secure the payment of a certain promissory note in said deed described, and whereas default has been made in the payment of said note and interest, Now, therefore, at the request of the legal holder of said note, and in pursuance of the provisions of said deed of trust, I C. M. Hulen, will on Wednesday, the 8th day of September, 1954, at the Court House door, in the City of Moberly, Randolph County, Missouri, between' the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon of that at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash the above described real estate to satisfy said note and interest, together with the costs of executing trust. C.

M. Hulen, Trustee i (This property is at 303 S. Williams St. Moberly, Mo.) (Aug. 17-24-31, Sept.

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