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The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune du lieu suivant : Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 30

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MAY 28,1942 THE CH1LLICOTHE CONSTITUTION TRIBUNE, cfalLLlCOTHE, MISSOURI PACK "tr. ead The Classifieds Dafly Every Day Is Bargain Day Ife ntported Immediately. The Con- aUUliiun Trtbone will not be re- ijpontlble for more than one tncor- tttA llUM'l liion. Advertising ordered for Irregular insertions takes the one time rate. No ad Is taken for leas then a bads of ttuce fayi.

All ads arc restricted to their fft." Classified Advertising Information CLASSIFIED RATES Bates for a 15-word ad, the words to include advertiser's address, telephone number, or other identification: 1 Constitution Tribune style of publisher reserves to edit or reject any classified advertising copy. Ads ordered tat three or six times and stopped before the expiration ifUl be charged for only the number of times the ad appeared and adjustment made at the rate earned. Blind ads should be answered by writing box number given, in care of the Constitution Tribune. Advertiser's name cannot be given. Onetime Three Six tames fate Cash rate iff Me Rates for a 25-word ad.

the words to include advertiser's address, telephone number, or other One ttme 75e Three times 11.44 Six times fLIS Minimum charge is for 15 words. Ads totaling less than 15 words will be charged the minimum rate. Advertisements of sizes other than examples given above will be charged Accordingly. Special rates for monthly advertising given en request. Announcements Mcttee to fWasnip and Coanty Last call for corrugated culverts and grader blades.

All orders must be hi before June 15th. Write or call fK. Roberts. 1407 Clay Chil- Tlcothe, Mo. Phone U94.

Cartf of Thanks We wish to express our heartfelt to all our friends for their and sympathy during our recent bereavement. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. W. M.

Goodman, Mrs. Cecil Cole, Mrs. Selma Dowell, Mrs. Clarence Dowell. MOTH-HROOF BAGS! Store winter now.

Austin's Cleaners. Ph. 520. S. Bide.

Ice cream, strawberries and cake at First Methodist Church night, beginning 6 o'clock. 25c. Merchants' Specials Feed "Farm-Tested" Gold Medal Calf Builder. FARMERS PRODUCE AND GRAIN EXCHANGE. Ph.

96. A GOOD INVESTMENT Is to redecorate your rental properties and keep your tenants satisfied. KKTT at Beaidsley's QUAKER, Hog Feed Balancer. Price, BARNES CHEVROLET CO. Newest releases of popular recordings.

Victor, Columbia, and Dec- cas. GLORE SEIDEL Merchants' Specials For Sale 390 good used tires, all sizes at The Bend, 1 mile south Chlllicotbe Phone 1260. The two were Ernest Herbert Campbell, 29, Breckenridge, and Elzie Ed- Black, at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. Mrs.

Nickles and her brother were ward Steele, 41, 306 West Washing- former residents of this city. ton Carrollton. Used Bond Piano. Good condition. Reasonable.

Mrs. Sam Browning, phone 12-J-7. Avalon, Mo. Table and four chairs. 825 Woodward Street.

Bargain in 3 horsepower Fairbanks Morse gas engine. Long Maytag Co. 512 Washington St. 100 bushel if Illini soy bean seed. Chas.

Wisehaupt, Avalon. Corona portable typewriter. Good condition. $25. Call 1167.

Monroe calculator. Good as new. $75. Chillicothe Typewriter Co. 720 Washington St.

Registered Duroc Jersey boar. Mack Perry, Dawn, Mo. We still have some of the Celebrated Kellys Hybrid Seed Corn. Also home grown Yellow Dent and 9C day Seed Corn. SCRUBY BROS.

G. I. JUST ARRIVED! JUST ARRIVED! FARMERS! SEE WARDS TRUE-PULL CHECK PLANTER The most accurate planter we know of! Exclusive triple-valve makes mixing, scattering impossible. Sturdily made! Accurate seed selection, accurate seed drop, and cross-check. Wide range of plates.

For, tractor or horse. $84.50. MONTGOMERY WARD FARM STORE Still have hybrid seed corn that will mature nicely yet. Phone 34-F-31. Frank Saale.

SAILOR FROM FLORIDA Seaman Fremont Figg, formerly Ne York, of Hale, is back home- on a furlough. He is stationed at an air base at Jacksonville, Col. and Mrs. Black's son, Fred Black, is a cadet at the U. S.

Military Academy at West Point, MEET AT FARMERSVILLE Mrs. J. N. Stamm, representative of the Farm Security Administration office in Chillicothe, went to IMPROVING Mrs. Bessie Payton of Chula is improving rapidly after having a major operation at the Chillicothe Hospital on Monday.

FarmersvUle A U. S. BOOTH IN WARDS to put on a I A war stam and booth will be erected on the main floor of the today demonstration of fabrication of slip covers. The demonstration was in Montgomery Ward store. Manager Beasley announced the the home of Mrs.

Elijah Treadway. FROM EIGHT COUNTIES County extension service workers from Livingston and seven surrounding counties held a meeting today in Chillicothe with agents from Columbia. ingham. Highway 36, 3 miles east. Phone 2-F-2.

100 PER CENT FIRM Swift Company office here is another firm which has been 100 per cent in buying defense bonds daughters, Barbara Ann and Judith and stamps in a payroll deduction HOUSE GUESTS FOR MARTINS I Mr. and Mrs. Dave Martin and family have as their house guests Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin and E.

B. today. Besides advertising the United States' stamps and bonds, they probably will be sold there on Saturdays and other days, he said. Already he patriotically has erected a sign which reads, S. Stamps and Bonds, Our Best Buy." Registered Spotted Poland China I Sue, of Hopkins; Mr.

and Mrs. Jos. The voluntary action has boar. Also a few bred gilts. C.

S. jostrander and daughter, Helen, and been in practice since February. Jones. At the Chillicothe Community Sale Pavilion, Saturday, May 30, 10 son, David Glen, of Amarillo, Texas; Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Martin of St. Louis and Mrs. Flora Bledsoe of head of good dairy cows. Some Kansas City Mr and Mrs. Arthur of these cows with calves by side.

Majority of these cows 2 to 6 years of these cows with calves by side. Martin will aD5O vtsAt her parents, of age, good milkers and high Read "Second Lieutenants Shouldn't Marry" in new Ladies Home Journal. At all news stands. New shipment cotton play suits. Priced at $1.98, $258 $3.98.

Seersuckers and chambrays. STELLA RENE STYLE SHOP testers, Elmer Sallee, Mo. Meadville, I will sell 12 head of choice fresh I and springer Jersey cows in the community sale at Chillieothe Martin. May 30. Elmer Sallee.

Bunkhouse BUI KFEQ Pony ExDress Roundup at Armory Thurs. Summerize your car now. Change to the famous Conoco Nth Motor, Oil for best service. Conoco One- Stop. 8 o'clock.

Program and dance. Buffalo, Carp, fresh fish. Also meats, Adrn? adults S5c plus tax. Children fliOc. We re-jcover porch and lawn furniture.

fcetnel Top Upholstery Shop. 998 Locust St For poison ivy. daggers, insect stings, Snare's Re-Lef gets results or your money back. Automotive Used Cars Plymouth. 1937 Coach; Model A Stord Coach; "35 Chevrolet Sedan; Plymouth Sedan.

Norman Motor Co. I ton panel Ford truck. Good condition. Good rubber. Can be used tor bus.

Call Robertson Motor Co. or phone 201. Beauty Shops Look lovely for every occasion. Come today for that new coiffure. JEAN BEAUTY SHOP Goal EUnira, ieyc?" storing coal, lump Ac stoker on track next week.

Arthur M. Childs. Ph. 1040. jfoffployment Mate Help Wanted I 11 for full-time job.

Must have previous retail experience. Apply at Montgomery Ward Co. Employment Wanted fruits, vegetables. Priced right. Full weight guaranteed.

WALKER'S MARKET. 403 Locust. South of Mills Bros. Real Estate Building for Sale Suitable for -home and business. Stock Market Chillicothe Products AS PAID TODAY Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Olenhouse, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Martin will visit Mrs. Martin's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Bauer. Mrs. Ostrander will be remembered as Miss Joeephine Mrs. Bledsoe is a sister of Mr.

Martin. THINK how important it is' to have 8 day longer pollination period for hybrid corn. Crane Auto Supply. Penny Sale on Spar Near C. B.

C. $2250. $225 down jBUTTERFAT 36 $20 month. Cox Turner. Ph.

60.1 EGGS 56 SPRINGS I term. HENS COX 10 TO MARYVILLE TUESDAY Miss Christine Martin will leave next Tuesday for Maryville where! she will attend the summer session of the State Teachers' College. Miss Martin was teacher of the Swain I school south of Chillicothe last YELLOWSTONE MONTANA WASHINGTON ford "keepfit" Farms for Sale 520 acre creek bottom farm. With good blue grass on upland. Close to Keytesville, Mo.

Gravel road mile to school. Well improved. for a penny. NORTH MISSOURI LUMBER CO. A good producer.

down long term 1321 Clay St. Price $12,000. ST. JOSEPH LIVESTOCK ST. JOSEPH, May Hogs: 3500; 15 to 20 cents lower; VISITING PARENTS Mrs.

George Milbank and daughter, Elizabeth Ann, of Wichita, came Wednesday evening for a visit with her parents, Mr, and "THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS- ON" LnOS lOfldJ and "1 WAKE UP SCREAMING" 10c and 2fe IMATtAEE EVE. (Plus Tax) Friday and Saturday "Bullets for Bandits PLUS 2nd "Right to the Heart" WITH BRENDA JOYCE Plus Chapt. No. 1 "DICK TRACY vs. dOME" I still have storage space for stoves, refrigerators, pianos, or any crated or boxed articles.

E. H. Lake. Monuments and markers. Get prices; save money.

Cemetery lettering. 608 Cherry. Fred Selser. Ph. 845.

nolds. 611 Locust. Houses for Sale Welch, Cattle: 1200; calves 200; steers Milbank wU1 in Harris Plan your vacation to pep you up for and yearlings steady to 25 cents with her sister, Mrs. Overton Har- gfrenuous yrar Go northwest on the famous OLYMPIAN for restful comfort, grand meals, a great scenic route and HERE ENROUTE TO KANSAS Mr and Mrs. J.

W. Nickles of i In Montana, visit Yellowstone or take were guest, 320 acres black lime stone soil, all i ower; yealers steady to 50 cents' ris, before returning. smooth. Good improvements, wellj lower; steers, yearlings and mixed located. Priced to sell.

N. E. Rey- yea rlings $11.50 to $13. Sheep: 1700; lambs 25 to 50 cents lower; wooled lambs $13.50 to $14; clips $12 to native springers Corydon, Iowa Have that radio put hi tip-top shape. Call Bates Radio Service.

Phone 55. 505 Washington. SPECIAL for a few days, modern 5 i I room cottage close in, redecorat- ed. $2100. Terms.

H. D. Snyder. $1455. KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK KANSAS CITY, May Gateway Inn.

In stop oil at Spokane for Grand Coulee Dam; Tacoma for Mt. Rainier Spring clothing of all kinds, all at bargain prices. CLOTHING EXCHANGE. Webster St New shipment cocoanut straws with purses to match. All styles.

Hats $238; purses $1.98. THE IRELAND SHOP Henderson's Uwanta hog supplement pellets. $3.50 cwt. HENDERSON PRODUCE CO. Suburban eight room modern house (AP) on ten.

acres. Also lot, comer Hogs: 3000; 10 to 20 cents lower; Ueut Col Jefferson Webster, Write.owner, 190 Ibs. and up $13.75 to Roy Mannon, 1204 S. Allegheny sows $13.40 to $13.65. Ave Tulsa.

Okla Cattle: 2000; calves 300; steers, and she stock steady; bulls I steady; vealers steady to 50 cents) at $12.60 to $14; steers $1150) friends in the city Thursday morning. They were enroute to Kansas City for a visit with Mrs. Nickles' and the Olympic Peninsula, father, W. W. Black, and They will also visit her brother, Black, and Mrs.

Houses for Rent 2 story residence, 2 baths. Rent re- to $1140; heifers and duced. Immediate possession. Freezes 11.75 to $12.75, cows $9.25 to rent to June 15. Ph.

897. Local News Notes TO RELEASE FLOW OF LIVER BILE SHORT DIRECT ROUT! The Milwaukee toad li UM only ratbowl operating over own lalU all Ihe between Chicago and the Pacific North Gout This transcontinental line vital link to the transportation of tioopi, end materials between the Greet Lekes region awl Seattle to Alaeka and the Pacific war lone. Boys Girls Merchants FrCC SATUKDAT 1C A. M. GRAND THEATRE on tltft Stotttt v3 "RODEO RHYTHM" For iahimatloa on Wore.

wrWe i School boards should purchase equipment early in order to avoid shipping delays. B. R. Harris Co. Small place at edge of town.

City water and lights. Phone 639. 10 room house. Close in. Modern Lewis.

Co. 37th Engineer, Rgt with upstairs downstairs bath, Camp Edwards, Mass. Russell C. Lewis, his brother, also in service W. D.

Steele. We have a large line of Mower and Binder Repairs. Examine your machines and get repairs now at SCRUBY BROS. G. I.

CO. has arrived at his destination over- Five room modern furnished house. according to recent commun- 00 CUU received by his father, Jas. A. Lewis.

Apartments for Rent Memomi Dw OLD JaTSlT ENGLISH GARDENS. Street. Phone 53. 609 Clay St. Phone 924.

concrete nT. Brennan apartments. Phone 315 or 270. for, immediately. hog feeders, at R.

J. HURLEY LUMBER CO. Insurance I PROTECT YOUR CHICKS! Sals- Downstairs front Prhrate FOR MEMORIAL DAY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bonderer of Rockford, 111.

and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bonderer and daughter, Janicff Sue, of Mexico, Mo. will come Saturday morning for a visit with relatives during trie Memorial Day week-end. They will be guests of and Mrs.

Charles Slater and Normally about a quart of diges- i tion-aiding bile should be discharged the intestines every 24 hours, A scanty slowing-up may i cause sick headaches, bowel sluggishness and so-called bilious indigestion with its "half-sick," sour! depressed feeling. If you suffer from such symtoms because you need more bile" released i from the gall-bladder, try world' famous Kruschen Salts. Get a bottle right in tomorrow morning and take as much as Will lie on a dime in a glass of water (hot or cold) half an hour before breakfast, or in your morning cup of tea or coffee, and keep it up for 30 days, don't miss a morning and note the results for yourself. You can get Kruschen, a famous English formula made in the U. S.

at any drug store. You C.D.Btnick Posienqer ondTteket Your car is valuable now. For complete automobile insurance protection see Rick Girdner. Washington. Tel 292.

Insure your car with Farmers Auto Inter Exchange. Lowest rates. Complete coverage and you may arrange installment payments. Loveli Agency. Over Lindsey Slater.

Ctnejray keep your Auto Accident oogt at a is to own Slate Farm Mutual Protection, your MCident Ralph 8. BarUett. Phone 1504. economical. Ask CLARK'S PHARMACY.

Rexall. Soy Beans, Kaffir Corn, Milo Maize, Grohoma, Sudan, Atlas Sargo, Rape, Brome Grass and Higari at SCRUBY BROS. G. CO. Warm Morning coal heaters.

Bum any kind of coal, coke, briquets, No clinkeni. DRUEN COAL YARD Used Ice boxes, $750 to $1455; Used cream separator, $10.00. GAMBLE'S entrance. Close in. 400 Elm Street, childrtn MJ.

and Mrs. Ward Shry- Phone 1625. Modern three room apartment. Private bath. Close in.

Peet Wiggins. Phone 1048 or 208. 3 room downstairs large apt; dressing room, private bath, large screened in back porch. Also single room. 1214 Calhoun.

Boehner Apartments. Strictly modem. Phone 1567-W. ock and Miss Louise Bonderer. Mrs.

Slater, Mrs. Shryock and Miss Bonderer are sisters of Charles and Leo Bonderer. New furnished apartment. Close In. Rent reasonable.

Phone 1260. sons STEVENSONS HERE Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Stevenson and sons, John Ted and Billy, will return today to their home in Higginsville after a short visit with friends here and with Mrs. Steven- Wanted Manamar Supplies Organic minerals, valuable proteins and essential vitamins. Try Man- amar Feeds today. MILBANK'S MTT.T. 13 room furnished apartment.

Mod- Team yards sodding, dirt! pnUco refrigera- jjfi moving. Work guaranteed. Rea-' sonabte. Glen Thmopson. Phone 100 pigs weighing 50-110 pounds.

Unvaccinated, direct from farm. Price 1550. B. S. Fraley, ph.

620. tors. MILLS BROS. LUMBER HDW. CO.

Bouquets and peonies, 50c and up. Plants at all prices. SEFTON FLOWER SHOP. Phone 64. I buy, sell, trade, and repair all makes sewing machines.

Phone 244. -6. H. Potodexter. Wanted: 100 Iris customers.

Will ygu be Also cut flowers for Decoration Day. Mrs. Wetland. Electrical appliances for June brides. Buy now whjle stock is complete.

Chillicothe Electric Co. Save your ice cream for dessert. Order a quart tonjght. DETERT'S CUT RATE DRUG. ern.

Utilities paid. Street. Phone 1086. son family formerly lived in Chillicothe and he was a member of the Rooms for Rent 821 Walnut ccc camp staff He has a similar 'position at Higgmsville now but expects to be transferred soon. Furnished or unfurnished rooms.

1 furnished sleeping room. Newly COUNTRY CLUB STAG decorated. Reasonable. 1025 Elm St. Phone 462.

Lost-Found ROAD TNI SERVICES J.D. Gordon Son HOME FOR FUNERALS 502 Cherry 73 CHILLICOTHE, MO. must be satisfied or money back. CONSTIPATION SUFFE Note: For an occasional cathartic or purgative to relieve common constipation, we believe there is nothing better than quick-acting Kruschen in larger it according to directions oh the bottle. FARMERS MUTUAL Insurance Co.

Office S. E. Corner Square Over Citizens Bank J. F. Summerville, Sec.

PHONE 504 VfXONICA has Veronica, tea!) It OH irtirt iarviel Friday and Sattiday RITZ Ends Cartoon, "MR. BUG COBS TO TOWlf What to See In Kansas City special! Hotel Continental's Sxy-Hy Roof opens summer season, May 30, with Bud Waples and his Men of Melody furnishing the tempo. Dine and dance under the stars. Write or wire for reservations Baseball thrills when K. C.

Blues meet their old troublemakers, the Toledo Mudhens, June 2-5, Ruppert Stadium Fairyland Park's cool "Crystal" Swimming Coming SUNDAY to the RITZ Bob Hope and Madeleiae A fish fry for men of the Chilli- tod Park "Crystal" Swimmng ouSry Club will be held at Pool opens Memorial Day-aiso Lost: Bunch of keys in folder. Finder leave at the Constitution- Tribune office. ccthe Country the club house Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock, Junior Shaffer, president, announced today. jOttTTHE NAVY Two recruit 5 for the United States Rides and Fun Houses a-plenty Glenn Miller and his famous orchestra, featuring Ray Eberle. Marion Hutton, and the Modsrn- dancers and spectators, Arena, May 30, for one night only.

Lost: Whiteface cow navy went from Chillicothe today to Kansas City navy headquarters. Adv. Elmer Ward, Chula. Betty B. F.B.NORMAN FUNERAL HOME DEAD STOCK WE PAY At Your Farm For Dead Stock Horses Cattle Hogs CALL US COLLECT BesareyoaeanChuucothe 142 DEAD ANIMAL DISPOSAL COMPANY.

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