Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 20

2 0 THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS BATTLE CREEK, THUESDAT, FEBRUARY 5, 194S LI'L ABNER ONE WAY PASSAGE By Al Capp EMPLOYMENT Classified Astronomer Finds New Comet Due to Be Seen in March GOT DUST IN MAH EYES-OH AH NAME. 1 LI'L ABNER YOKUM, 5UH. AH DIDN'T 1 KETCH YO' NAME IN FACT NO BCCV WE IS COMIN'TO irs TOO LATE FO 1 ME T' GRAB AH IS A DAID TH' CAR DONE SCOCTEt RIGHT AROUND ALL 'EM CURVES EF THAf WERE A EXPERT DRIV IT'-BUT-THAR HAIN'T NOBODY DRIVIN' IX A5 ANY FOOL KIN PLAINLY 5EE.V- AH KIN SEE NEW YORK STOCKS Fnmtshed by Halberd, Warren Chandler Today's Market Report CAMBRIDGE. Mass. MV-A new comet, which will become almost visible to the unaided eye early in March, has been announced by the Harvard college observatory.

The discovery, by Dr. Fred Whipple, was made on photographic plates recorded by Harvard patrol cameras. A fairly small object-now a hundred million miles distant, according to computations by R. N. Thomas of the Harvard astronomical staff the comet is expected to come within 60,000.000 miles of the earth at its closest approach in March.

By comparison, the sun is 83.000,000 miles distant. Dr. Whipple said that it now appears in the morning sky, just before dawn, almost overhead in the constellation Coma Berenices, its motion in the sky will bnr.ir it farther southward and westward each niqht, and it will move south of the equator March. Dr. Whip-pie said that after the middle of February, the comet, now of the 10th magnitude, should be visible to amateur observers using small telescopes.

According to Thomas' calculations, the comet, with nucleus and tail less than one degree in length, as viewed in the sky. probably is just a casual visitor to our solar system and after swerving off into outer space, may never be seen attain. In 1933. the United States produced 33.000.000 pounds of snuff. Jesse Livermore Estate Shown to Be in the Red NEW YORK The huge profits which the late Jesse L.

Liver-more, one-time boy wonder of Wall piled up in his halcyon days had been reduced to rielicits when he shot himself to death in a hotel cloakroom Nov. 28. 19-10. The lihnir of a transfer tax appraisal here showed that debts amounting to left a deficit in his pross estate of $107,047. The largest single debt ft as for New York state income taxes for lfOi-33 which amounted to The second larttest was $93,000 to his widow.

Mrs. Harriet Metz Liver-more of Ijos Anqeles. Mrs. Liver-more, however, was the beneficiary of a life insurance policy. 7(tn nWM 7S0 WLS-WENR S'lO IVGX 7J0 IIV" Npi wnt I Wt IX- Ktr- MA(J llii.l Or.

r.i ijram it Tlrr I I II 1 ti KI.I. ll-K Itcl Wlnta iirt.onin nr. win -T' RADIO PROGRAMS IV' FIX 1400 m.W 700 WJK tt'MAQ 670 TONIGHT BIX) I )(,) lilt WE IX yum, W.ll; Mm. 'It Arirjr i I i I 41 03 WKI.I.- Strt I 13 WFM, Ii.trrnirJ7.a WM.y V. 303 Post I'hcne 8141 LOCAL Open Noon Eaton Manufacturing Co 3fj 3uj2 General Foods 3a 35 Oliver Equipment 19 4 19 2 Alaska-Juneau 2 Allied Chemical 140 140 AHis Chalmers 29 29 Air Reduction Znlf American Can 64 v4 64 American Car and Foundry 32 32'4 A merlcan 9 7s 9 7, American Radiator and SS.

4i 4i American RoiiitiK Mills 1 1 li-j American Smeltvrs xd) 4fo 40 American Steel Foundry 20 1- 20 1" American Tel. and Tel. 12S'I 12' American Tobacco 4S! 4si- 1 American Water Works 27s Anaconda Copppr 27 Armstrong Ctrk Atlantic Coastline 25 25 Atlantic Refining 22 7 22 Atchison 3." 14 35 5 1 Aviation Corp 3' Rakiwin Locomotive Works 137s 13T Baltimore and Ohio 4 4 Barnsdail A 1 1 0 i Bendix xd 35 35 Bethlehem Steel Corp 64 64 Boeing Airplane l'-j i.s;.. BorR Warner 22 22 -l Bordens 2" 2i)1 Bris ManufacturinK 16 A. M.

Byers Canada Dry 1 11 Canadian Pacific 4 4 Ctdanese Corp 19 19 (Yrro de Pasco 314 3tt Clieji. and Ohio 36 1 36 'H 'hrysler Motors 49 49 4 Colo. Gas and Electric IK Commercial Solvent 9- 9- Commonwealth and bou Consolidated Oil 6 Continental Oil 22 22 Continental Can 26 2fi Corn Products 53 537s Crucible Steel Co 33 33- Curtiss-Wricht Curtiss Wright A 25 251s I.iou-:iass Aircraft 61-, 64 HuPont 126't Eastman 134'2 134 Electric Power and Mpht I'- l'i, Tire and Rubber 15-'s4 15 4 I'reeport Texas 36 36 General American Transpt 46 46'-- General Electric 27' 27' rn 1 Motors 3 3 3 3 1 Geijeral Railway Sicnal 12" 12' Tire and Rubber 14', 14s Goodvear KC-, Great Northern Pfd 24 24 Great West. Suar 12 Houdaille Hershey 9 97 i Hudson Motors 3 Illinois Central 7 Inspiration Consol. Cop ll7 Internat.

Harvester 52 52 International Nickel 2'v 2S 4 Internat. Tel. and Tel 3 3r- Jolins-Manvillp 57 57 Kfinecott 22 1 1 22 Kroner Licett and Mvers 741-J 74 Loews 4ou, Mack Trucks 32 32 Marshall Eield 17 17 Mid-Comineiit 14'i 14'j Montgomery Ward 2 2 Murray Corp a'i 5', National Biscuit 15 7 157s National Cash Repster 13 13 National Distillers 21 21 N.i ion a 1 Power and Lt 3 3 New York Central 9 North American Avia 32: 12- North American Co 9, 91-. Northern Pacific 6-, 1 Otis Steel 57 57s Packard Motor Car 2l4 2 J. ('.

Penney "O1-, To 1., Pennsvivania R. 23 7H 23 Phelps Dodpe 31 Phillips ixd) 39 Proctor and Gamble 47 'i 47 Pullman. Inc 26 26 Pure Oil 9 9l. P.adio Corp. of Am 2 27 Republic Stel 17 171- Re vnolds Tobacco 27 27 Sears Roebuck 54 51 Simmons Co 13 Hi Soci.ny Oil S'i Southern Pacific 13'i 13 '4 Southern Railway 1M2 ls1- Standard Brands 4 3 7 llllKO i'-'h Family IVVAQ Fr ir Kav.

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K-rn WIR Lainy R'. Bono WOSf Qutn B'Mg-si rt in Wfl.N Rnh KlKon. Sporta I Friday It I3ll Vg WMAQ A' WI.S Srvir. I litis H.IT"n iV'JIf. MnJ.

I -n Han, NVlnf -IVII: K.n.-, 1-rfi artr. Hour rr r.r-ir AN' I A ME55 I 0 TH' WHEEL? Market Again Even After Rising Prices NEW YORK (Jf Narrowly mixed trends returned to the stock market today after three sessions of generally rising prices. The list got off to a hesitant start and, while numerous issues were able to add fractions to recent gains, there were as many losers near the second hour. Activity was relative small. Attracting early support were Union Pacific, Great Northern, Paramount, Loews.

Westinchouse. Phelps Dodge. General Motors, Woohvorth. Goodyear and Public Service of N. J.

A sizable assortment of leaders sold at Wednesday's final levels. Inclined to stumble at intervals were Anaconda. Kennecott. American Telephone. U.

S. Steel. Chrysler. Cioodrich. Sears Roebuck, Allied Chemical and General Electric.

Rail bonds displayed further recovery tendencies. Commodities were fairly steady. GIMIN MARKET CHICACiO oPi Grain prices drifted downward today in a market that was easily susceptible to scattered profit-taking and hedging sales. During the first hour wheat, corn and rye showed losses of almost a cent, a bushel while oats were down fractionally and soybeans more than a cent. Lack of buying interest was blamed on lasting flour demand and trade belief that, with price control now law, the department of agriculture's plans for stabilization of grain values at least for the time being will be carried out.

LOCAL MARKETS I.IVKsTO( Co.) Hops S12 20; $12: 2.V-.'?.", $11. 51; JU.2n. 1 $12: ton. 1 1" 4" roiitlis, 4 oh pouniis down, SI" pour-Is up. $10; Cot.d -Hvt s- $11; ir.edim.

com-m-'ii. i in 11. TjO old sheep. $5 down. Cattle AH grades steady.

UK I.IVKSTfM'K hots 1" onn. tottl H.ooo; bulk l'-Hno 512 i 12 7.V choir, lends $12 si) trS $12 tf.p most ltio-lo lbs, 1 2 12 K'n-il lb. pews $1 1 7: 1 12 2:.. shipp s.nno. totni late Wfilrii'Mhiy; latiibs riosnl sp.i me ou dec Us net ly choice buik ood and choice urnnwr $11.

ffw choice owt's -i 7:.. t.tti.'i tr-ole: Wry little tr.Ttlf; few snirs and bids nn c)d and to Sarah L. lot 15. Kertson addition. Hat tie Creek township CtwriiH A.

Parrott anl wife to Summit Park chureh, part of lot 4. Pralne-view. township. Artl.ur K. Hovt and wife to Lloyd p.

and wife, lot in, Foster Park addi-tioit. Rattle Creek township. tn 1110ns to Wrn Bennett and wile, lot (Jrcen Acre extension, Kmmett tow uship. Harlow and r.thers to Qeorce Htcnes and wiie, lot 4. bkek 2.

Park addition. Homer. Charh-s Krenerick to AHce "Murray, land in sei-t -3, Shendan townFhip. Ctiv p.artori ami ife to Maria P. P.ot,.-rt.s ami others, lot 13, Territorial Heih's, lint tie Creek township.

PHYSICIST Trevious Puzile 8 Fiber knots. 9 Adds up. 10 Girl's name. 11 Roman road. 12 Idea.

15 Type of snake 24 Tearful. 26 Home of Abraham. 27 Bar by estoppel (law) 29 Spinning toy. 31 Peer. 33 God of war.

37 To palliate. 38 Contravene. 40 Suras again. 42 Stable divisions. 43 Carries.

45 Seraglio. 47 Exist. 48 Domestic slave. 50 Soft mineral 55 Bone. 56 Epistle 57 Quiet! 1 I 1 Ar uritaJ I TI VO.VJ 5 IW5L EpijA.

5 59 Cuddles. 60 He is an authority on VERTICAL 1 Pertaining to ti Alps. 2 Forsaken. 3 Copper-zinc alloy. 4 Redactor.

5 To produce. Efiypt 7 Intestinal division. 'mm choice fed wooiei lambs around steady at $12 a 12. 2j asklnc to 15c higher at Si 2.3 up strictly choice kinds. cattle 5,000.

calves 800; fed steers and yearlings steady to strong; tup $14.90 for prime Ion yearllnps; choice to prime lL'j S14.50; 13M lbs. larceiy 51 1 14 m.irket common trades down to 5'J; heifers steady; medium to cood 12 5o; bst cows steady to 15c hipher; cutters and common bfrf cows 5n flown; fat cows v. iS strictly Rood kinds up tiuils and wMers steadv: weirhtv sausace bulls to choice vealers up RI KKAl.O LIVESTOCK Bl'FFA LO, N. Y. Hots salable 300 market lo to in cents good and cr.oice 2lo lhs.

513.25; trurked-ins 170-230 lhs. J12.fc.V-j 13. orrasionally 24O-30U $12.35 Cattle salahle 250; little done on steers and yearlings: bidding about steady; cows and bull cutter and common $7.2.1 cantiers sr stronK-weiht satisfi-e nuns to lighter averages downward to 2T) Calves sal.ihie fn vealers firm; pood and choice $16; common and medium $fc iheep salable 20h; lamb market slow; w-eithts aoove 90 wca kto 25 cents lower; few r-kw. and choice 95-97 lb. fed western $12 on; some held 12.75 and above.

DKTROIT I.IVKTtK'K DETROIT Ui-Cattle salable 250. Active i-lean-up tradi on slaughter steers and she K.in-k at tl.e Week's advance; bulls sU.w. ahum steady hall load 9yS lb. ted ste-Ts r.Tn odd its medium short leiis SIO-iU; cornmori 9.7.'; medium ti cows 'n M.75; oantiers and largely Ji i odd head Rood beef bulls most weichty sau.ate offennts H.T:i'-i Hi: common to medium bulls larelv "alves salable 2'i0. Steady; top and hulk t' vealers $15; common to medium $10 5o m.

Hors salable oo. Market not established earh. salable fino Farly sales glauchter la mis steady odd lol 3 y-H-ii to choice fed natives 35 -i 12 pome held sllthtlv atxc.e nifdium to pood lamhs $11.75 12 part deck lb. holdovers at prire: licht lambs $11 down; sheep very scarce, quoted steady. GRAIN MARKET tint U.O CHAIN Chicago Board of dallv ranpe of prices, furnished by Hulburd, Warren and Ch.tsi Her, Chicago Hoard of Trade, 3u3 i'ast Battle Allchlcan.

Previous High Low Noon Close Wheat-May Julv Sfl-t. Corn-Ma Sejit 130 129S 129-S 130i 131 131 133 1 132 132 133 K7 yo Ml- mi t'l io BP, KKTUnir I'Honi cf: PKTRniT Mirluunn bushel crates L'. Nn. 1 ini'h mm. unless iitht-nvife stated: Mi-Trunsh lii-hricus Sl.Ti'-j l.To; Nnrttiern S.ys 1.S5; Jnnathans T.a: V'inter Hinanns $1 Hul.banlstiins tt.2nl 2.V, tlnliten Delicious N.

V. Mcintosh S1.7.V I-af lettucri Ilcithi'tjse lil-lb. baskets Ohio anil Michicin sue. Unions lb. sacks: Michican T.

r. No. 1 yellows Kii-Sii percent 2 null anil larger S2.IH 'i 2.20. mostly in 2.1;i. 2.r.-lb.

sacks white tioik-rs few $11. Potatoes lOn-lh. sacks Idaho Russet Ftur-hanks V. s. 1 wastieil 10-lb.

sacks 3r 'A Maine I'. S. No. 1 Chip-pewas anii ins ion. Hi.

sacks 2.3n ao. mostly 2. 2. 4a. paper sacks S1.2."i'( 1 Ifi-lb pajwr sacks Jti'ii-luc: N.

Y. la-lb. paper sacks V. No. 1 Rouml Whites 3ti Mich.

l(lll-)h. sacks S. No, 1 Kussct Kurals 1 2.1(1, mostly Chippewas S2. 1 1) 2, 25. upper peninsula I'.

S. No. 1 Orcen Mountains anil Chippewas lno-lti. sacks 2 40, paper sacks 3tic Wis. I.r.

S. No. 1 unwashed Chippewas S22r; Neb. t'. S.

No. 1 washed Triumphs Ion-lb. sacks S2 an 2.7.'i. fiO-lb. sacks 1 1.6U new siock: Kla.

bushel crates L'. H. No. 1 Triumphs 2.2.. Khubarb Michigan hothouse cases $3 riO fancy S2.0U'n 3.25.

choice 1.70. QUOTATIONS (From S. C. ulriiinn, 301 I'osl Bldir.) Iliil Ask The Maryland Fund 2 Sti Quarterly Income Shares 4.2a Chemical Fund 8 64 Snerrif f-Goshu 3 SH 5.10 9.3.) BATTI.f: lll GRAIN (Courtesy of Battle Cretti tarm Bureaul No 2 wneat i red and whitei S1.1S; rye sic; oats 5Sc; navy beans, 100 cwt. SI.

SO. UTILITIES (Furnished hy J. s. Harhf Security National Hank Illilg.) Consumers f-'Wer Prcltrred; Bid Ak 4 Jv tercent 9-" t.V4 5 percent lul 4 103 UNLISTED SECURITIES 4t-urnMcd bv Allntan-I1 v-rbam Jfc Co. -IX rrrr Oats -ii IVVJIt K'litor'a Iiauizlecr WVI.I,--nri'ah!.it fliit, W.ll'.

I.l'i.l i I lr -t Ii, 51 Sill" WF.IX--tlMt-.l rrsram Krv. A. WKI.T WKI.I, -Frank n' WFI.I- NK 7:40 WKIJ Frirk 'n' PtUn Hoar's War 'Worries' Are Rich Joke Source On Air Fun Shows Our current afflictions, auto and tire curtailments, sugar restrictions and the income taxes are providing radio comedians with much of their present clay fodder. The better comedians, folks like Fred Allen, Bob Hope. Jack Benny and Fibber McGee and Molly can always be found in the front line of i such comedy advances.

They have a faculty of grabbing them while they're hot. and letting them drop I before they become too frayed. I If you haven't been listening in lately, here's a few samples from this week's edition of the Fibber McGee and Molly laugh lines. Molly "This tire curtailment Is going to put America back on its feet." Fibber "I'm a patriot, I'm not driving my car tins week." Molly "Is that an armored truck out front. Fibber? I'm expecting two pounds of sugar from the grocer." The Columbiu concert orclnstra Ls nivini; a British-American festival Iiromam Tomorrow iWABC 4 p.

m.i Features will be the English ballet "Checkmate" by An lms Bliss and excerpts from "The Fairy Queen" by Henry Those are real tears that Ethel Poiirymore sheds in "The Corn Is f'rreen." she said so during her radio broadcast Tuesday eve. "Tosca" Is to be this week's presentation of the Metropolitan Opera company on Saturday, i WELL at 2 p. m.i Grace Moore is in the cast. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS The following real estate transfers, as recorded by the register of deeds, pertain to property in Battle Creek unless otherwise noted. K'-t-n t.t William Hnr- nf lot B.ich i'.

ife to yihtnr atl wifr lot in. Biih-ihvisinn Ilthta. Iliv 1-: Wisan wifa to Pv.il Kapron ji.rt eT lot TYrrnre iiitili'ion. of Tl.a-tli- Crivk to W. Pim-h.

lot Stjmmitt Park a-Mition. Klim-r ami iviti- to rifnilu 1. MrCur-i-' wit-, lot ail.h. tlon. It rpk Swain ami wifp to MiMrpil lot Vc-otia Park.

Pcnnnoi.l towns) if Kitwin Pykman anil uifr to W. atlii wife, Wnnl In section Jf, If. nil tounsl.lp. flioiiia to rtuarlea Mer atal wile. 4,.

Fo.iter Park. Battle I'rei-k township Hilhert ami wife to Clarence J. Ro-it: wife, iari'l in aectl 2, lli.itor-l Frank .1 uraff to T.ouis Wehrie. lot 13 supervisors upper i.lat. Ma rxlia II.

Itoeita p.iue to Parifoe Hr. part of lot llur.l Marshall. Jatne I. Sailiali-rs to Art.Mir Boston nti'l vlfe. latpt in fcintion iiii.

township Alexander K. Nelson, by administrator. EMINENT HORIZONTAL l.G Man who propounded the theory cf 13 Master. 14 Lnrce diurnal bird of prey. IB 17 L.iuds.

13 Significant r.ime. 19 Institute 20 Mrn-iber of Parliament 21 Pronoun 22 Air (comb, form). 23 Drunkard. Total. 27 Cloth measure .30 Corded fabric.

32 Onaccr. 33 Within. 34 Whn "3 Area treasure. 26 37 Spa.n Answer tt lr I'i Zje'e l'Sp A MSN 0 pie; iW-. ocm DArR 0 VE 0 IT HC EE3TA .0 5P ATS ALE3T nr.

an a 38 Attempt 39 Either. 41 Like. 43 Biblical pronoun. 44 Footlike part. 46 I-Mie forth.

49 Caterpillar hair. 51 52 Pertaininir to the calf of the leg. 53 Alwovs. 54 Tones. 53 Public walk.

Salesmen, Agents 15 WANTED MAN. Good opening West Branch County. Sell, debvr Kawieih yenr around: steady work: iare profits. Write MCH-2K-I3TA. Kreeport.

or set? Kliis Kcnyon, 6t Grant BatU Creek. Mich. 1 ITI.EK1SM" POSTERS Sell homes, 25c dozen. Sell $1.20. 3-1 A 41 Situation Wanted Female 17 LADY, -10.

wants house keeping pvisition. M.re i'T home. Can give references. KELIAIU.E wo rna with viitiri e5 1 re a house keenir.c. PrefcraS'v full charge.

Stayiphty. Phne 2-6r'77. LA DY h. ht tcr.i.en.ar. country.

421 W. VanBuren. second FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 34 POH LEASE Super Ser U' station, ionl location. furnished. lf.l S.

McCnmiy. II re a 1 1 bus inTsIT No foods. oomnlete Lock Box 62 Pi'i vh tOR SALE Billiard i-irio Will tables. 303 Mam FOR LKASEBlue service statr Man over 40 can previde self with a position only small re-rired. Previous experience as Tra-mip be provided.

Call Sim Od Crck Land Contracts 35 CASH fur your lan.i contract. Quick service Mortgace money. F. B. K.ulp, riiWest rit Phone 2-4--85.

WE BL'Y lanTToiTtraTtsT Cash for vour emity. Money to loan on real estate. I- Or.issm.m. 2-5175 or 2-1947. WK AP.K Al with reiisonable ilisrounts.

HAU.KRN KKAI.ToUS. Loans to $300 37 LOANS $20 to $300 Battle Creek's Original Small Loan Service. You deal with the owners here. BATTLE CREEK LOAN 201 Michigan National Bank Bldp. Phone 7156.

HOW YOU CAN GET a $50 Loan For $4.54 (Total Cost) Six monthly instalments of $0.09 each, total of repay a $50 Household loan. Cost thius only much less than highest lawful charge. Borrow S20 to S300 on furniture, car or note. Just say how much you need and how you want to repay. No endorsers needed.

No credit inquiries of friends or relatives. 24-hour service. Chouse, a miinthl pavment plan II 15 IS mn. mo. mos.

mnn. loan loan loan loan fl.O'l 4.SS 13.63 7.33 6.07 S.2 IS. IS C.77 8.10 (Soli Vnu (iet 25 73 12.21 10.12 .73 14.65 111.14 10.48 150 .26 200 19.51 76.19 13.97 250 4.1.41 21.42 20.24 17.47 300 .13 29.31 21.29 20 98 Payments inctU'le ail rh.irces at House-holit'a rate of per month on unpaid balances. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 1S7S Torm 31 1. Third Floor Michigan National Hank Hi.lf.

Corner Mii'hiKan and Capita! H. H. Timm, Mtr. Ptn.ne 2-1008 I.orins made in nearby towns LOANS $5 to $50 On Your Signature Only No Co-Signers to Security Other Loans to S300 MODEL FINANCE CO. 800 Central Tower Phone 6311 Established 15 years.

Locally owned. NEED EXTRA CASH For Paying Old Bills Paying Taxes Car Repairs New Clothing Meeting Emergencies Or Any Worthy Need? Get $10 to extra oah row rasilv, quickly at Colonial on your signature, auto, or personal security. Steady employment and good credit is all you need. Take up to 18 month? repay In sma convenient installments. You save 10 of loan cost at Colonial by making payments promptly.

And vou may take uj to 6 weeks to mako first payment, if you wish. 150.000 Americans heartily approve Colonial service as the ideal plan for getting OUT of debt. Come in. phone, or write today for the extra cash you need now! OLONIA FINANCE CO. 608 CENTRAL NAT'L TOWER Phone 2-4063 DEFENSE SAVINGS STAMPS ON SALE AT ALL COLONIAL OFFICES! 7161 -Classified 11:1.1 wn.I.

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Two changes of copy per week permitted. 20 percent discount allowed from above charpe rates for cash with order or for payment within 10 davs from date of invoice. Fifteen cents charred ror extra handling on all box numbers of Mind ads. NOTICES Personal CONFIDENTIAL readincs and advice. Special 5oc.

Romain. 3K Main. INCOME TAX returns made; also notary serv.ee. 61 Wentworth Ae. Ph.

S447. RE A DI A DVT 4S hA eT Phone 2-89S. READINGS DAILY Mrs. RuDshaw. 414 Capnnl 3.

W. Phone 2-575. DI'NNE svhlcT i a 1 and lite readings. 8 5542. HEAVY MINERAL 01135 cents quart.

Bring your bottle. Mutual Cut Rate. TRADE your oid watcn nn new one. Cash for old gold. Ered Frey.

41 Capi-tal X. E. WILL cars for children in my home days iMiiin, i-imii Tirai fair, --i-i main LADY wishes practical nursing in home. Phone 7 30; 1. ON AND after this date (Vcb.

4. 1L42 I will not be responsible for anv debts unless contracted for bv mvself. (Signed) George H. Cowles, 51 North Ae. WJIJj room and latiy and care for school child.

fi'Oi. MATERNITY cases in private home. State inspected. Phone h91I. Special Notices NOTICE OP EMMETT TOWNSHIP BOARD HEARING ON ZONING AMENDMENT Please Take -Notice that in pursuance of Act.

No. 302 of the Public Acts of 1937 and of a resolution adopted by the Township Board of the Township of Kmmett at a special meeting held Feb. 4, 1942, the Township Buard will hold a public on Feb. 20, 1942. at o'clock p.

at the Town Hall in the Township of Em.net t. for lie purpue of hearing objections, criticisms, complaints, and other matters pertaining to a a in end men and change to the present Zoning Ordinance nt the said Township nt EmineU and proposed amendment and change to the mart forminu a part of said Ordinance districts for "Pse Regulations" and districts for "HeiL-ht A Area Peculations," to hear and consider a 11 other matters hlch may propnrly come before said Board at said hearing. The amendment and change above referred to is as follows: To place the following destribed parcels of land in Com mere; a 1 District and Height Area District: Lots 29 to 271. inclusive a lso Lots 27rt to 22. inriusive: also that portion nf Eota 420.

422. 423 and 424 not included within the State highway riL-ht-of-way; also that portion of Lots 29S to 310. inclusive, not included within the State hichway right-of-way: also Lots 2r to 297. inclusive, the portion included within the State highway right-of-way: all in Kirxnian Terrace. Kmmett Township.

Calhoun Countv. Michigan. Dated Feb. 4. 19)2.

EMMETT TOWNSHIP BOARD Bv Newman Ware. Supervisor K. J. Harms. Clerk Education LEARN Stenotypy, the machine way of writing Easy to write, easy to read print.

New classes now forming at Col lege Evening School. rail for Information. Bijou Theater Bldg. Lost and Found LOST- Male spaniel. Black with wnirp feet and ring around neck.

Phone Rewa rd F0E.N1 Black ami white water spaniel. Cal! 2-Pvl. l7iEVVKl7'Hamilton man's wrist watch, white gold. Saturday night on Michigan Ave. Call yiOtj, Pvt.

Andrew Lystela. Rewfi rd. LOST Female braglc pup, about months old, with brown harness Reward. Child'a lift. Call or 227 W.

Michigan LOST Male Pekimmesc black nose, light brown, wears harness. Answers to "Ching." 2-1674. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Either Sex 11 I I es jTc rsuiT Ful I and part-time work. Apply Nobll'a Shoe Store. elp Wanted Male 12 man on farm year around.

1'hnne LICENSED PAWNBROKER Reliabie Jewelrv and Loan Co. Capital K. W. A m'echnni'-. Robert IL Holmes.

Inc. Buick. See Mr. Owens. WANTED Married man on dairy farm.

JM-M Phone 2-2SfM. FENDER Shop. bu toper wantei. Lassen's Bod rner S. and River.

COMBINATION cabinet maker, finisher. Only capable, experienced wanted. Box F-2, News. NIOHT man. over is.

for restaurant work. A pply Ho me way Ca fe. Ma rshall. WANTED-- Filling s'ation attendant. Ap-Jly 2-" W.

Jackson. SA LESMAN to sell real estate. Oood leads. W. C.

Phelps, 3 K. Michigan. Phone EXPERIENCED shoe salesman. Marvelous opportunity for ambition young man. N'obil's Shoe Store.

Help Wanted Female 13 EXCHa NOE lessons for leaning, WiUard Institutf of Music. Established re-taii ft ore. Perm an en t. and good salary. Answer In own handwriting.

Box C-2. News. WANTED Experienced waitress. Call fi021 MIDDLF-AHKD lady tor housework ami rare of virl 'A years of nee. stay mfclvs.

rail afmr 1 o'rlnrk. 2-'i26 WAMK1) Girl lor of children. May Phrme P.EI.lARI.H wimiim nr tr fur hnuse-Arirk flral rare of child days week. Phone hlKh BChooil7l for S'ay nishta. J.l week.

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typists, tiotjkkpppers. waitress. Stone Arf.ide. GIRL wnnuin lor hoiw rk and re of two rhll'ircn. Stay or fro home Call 2-SS21.

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l.ti'-i A- At.ner in Kr-k i- ivir.i KI.L- WKI.I, II, tt lit MAQ- tea WUN 1 .1 WKI.I. oti co Stnckft Bid Auk A-K ytove Common 2," .3 L. A. D.irUnB 3 KolioKC Co 19S Fc-JoratPd Pub, Common 19 22 Carton 2 2fl Michigan National Flank IS 17 Mirhu-an Steel Castings 1 1 ani Klec. Com.

2 'i 3 Silver Fnam Brewing .40 rr.mn cam Pump 2'1 22 I nitpiJ A Wire Common Wolverine Natural (ias 90 1.10 n-, a sti-i. or' Son Standard Oil of Ind. Standard Oil of N. J. Srudehaker Sutherland Paper Swift and Co Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken Detroit Timken Roller Bearing I'nlon Carbide Pnion Pacific 1 'nited Aircraft I'nited Drug I'.

S. Pipe and Foundry I S. Rubber U. S. Steei Vanadium Corp.

Walgreen Drug Western I'nion Tel Westinirhouse Electric Woolworth Yellow Truck Youngs Sheet and Tube 4-U 21 21 1 3 i'i 341 31 67 1 ii- 31 ..:) '1 2-r, i'- 3tj '-i rFTHOIT BI TTHK AND Tf.f.S DETROIT .11 S. cradeit csgi In ease iuts y. O. B. Di-troil: Whiles Kxtr.as i praiie Al larre SAK'n1 31111: mrdlum 33c: Hmall 29c; itanilnrtls traile Bi larpe 331'(34c: medium 32c.

standards icrade B) larce 32'i-c: medium Sil'-jC Detrnit hrokers' prices: Butter Best creamery tn tuhs. 34 34 -c Kccs Current receipts 2yc; dirties 2S'ic; checks 2SC lF.TROlT Fill' ITRY DETROIT Poultry firm. Hena, up. 21c under 23c: leghorn hens, 3 up, 18c: cocks 12 -( 14c: stags 19c rock springers, 4-rt 2c; rock broilers, 2I-3-4 22c; capons, 7 up, 27c; under 7 20c. Nazis Admit Spread Of Typhus to Reich BERN, Switzerland Spotted typhus has spread from the eastern front to Germany and the Nazi-occupied areas, the German health ministry has announced, listing 126 cases in Germany and 138 in the occupied eastern countries.

A demarcation line has been established at which persons coming from the east are examined for the lice, a primary typhus carrier. The small village of Pernik. In Bulgaria, was mentioned as one where typhus has broken out. German press dispatches also re- ported a munber of cases among Bulgarian gypsies. Other dispatches said the German postal chief in Poland had forbidden forwarding of packages and letters from Jews.

tMost of Poland's Jews are confined to the cramped quarters of Nazi-ordained ghettos in which any sort of hygienic protection is lacking.) Though the German health ministry professed the belief that Germany, and western Europe are not threatened by typhus, Danish doctors who met at Copenhagen to discuss the disease noted a sharp increase in the number of persons' infested with the germ-carrying lice. CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTS a WFT.I.- I W-lnturmitMi II WFT.I. he i v. Q- ll vo WKl I erao: Serenade 1- It 1 -m V. l.u I.o,.;i 'i ma 7: on WF1.1 K.

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tienns. i 90; Hphf r- fl kirlney.i, re-) ki'lnevs. vfllw eves. C. It.

liht JO-otj; C. R. C. dark cranb. rries.

HI( IMrTATOKS CHICAfJU Pritati.f jirmii 100: on tr-ick ti.tal S. t43; titavy; marnt v. rv j-kiv. Kus(t un-t-ttit-il slightly weaker Irel- t. un-cttlfi! l.kii liuri.a-iks (I.

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Nc 1, V2 'i 2 I'. No 1. ami Nnrth rHkc.t Blips Triumphs $2. 1 2. 2a C-m-ttier J.

I 'n 2 new mock yuppies morjpratp lem.tn'l licht ahout jr'iv: Fri''s TnunipiK. L'. S. No. 1, $2.20 Pt bushel crate.

UK Al.ll I'OI I.TKV Poultry 21 trurku; firm henf. 'vr ft ir5 21 4 ib? a n.i If horn hep. 1 broils rn, 2 down, roiorM s'-. mouth r.irk rnrk lVtr; rrfi, 4 ir, 22e, Plymouth rock uhre rof 2.3c. iinder 4 19'-c.

Pl-mmp rock 21c. rock 2 1 era 4 Pivmouf' rock 23e. uhi'e r-x-K 22c: over 4 Plymouth rrirk 24r. white rorku 24c- barerack (hickt-ns Hi lc: lecriorn roosters 'lucks. 412 lbs.

up. coiored wrate 21 "--c. small colored 17c. whit 1 "-c 12 down over 12 17c: turkevs. torr.s, old 19c.

younc over IS 21e. is lb. down 21e: hens, oid 2.. 2rto. cap-jris, 7 up 1'bc, under 7 2iC.

fclipa 22c. Chicago hi ai t.c.ch CHICAGO Mutt. r. r.ciptj. 2 03: rad1-: creamery, 9 ni i.re Z' ''r 92, 91 34-c: GO.

34 1 9. 34c 8. 3J i r.i iizfd r. rlo' -j r. urwlliH: freph extrn 29 r.irs 29 -c.

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