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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1958 MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER ALABAMA JOURNAL NINEr-C, COTTON Cattle, Hogs, Broilers Sell Well During Week Montgomery Livestock Blinking of the eyes wipes tha eyeballs and lubricates them; strictly a medicinal reflex. Winkr ing of the eye at a pretty girl is strictly voluntary. WEEKLY COTTON In Mississippi and Arkansas, ATLANTA, Ga. Southern! ricultural Marketing Service re CAPITAL STOCK YARDS ivM showed approximately 400 head more By: Ala. U.S.

Depts. Of Agriculture than last week but around Jno h.an ATLANTA, Ga. Spot cotton prices held about steady ia Thursday-to-Thurs- a hundred at Memphis. A decreases demand for slaughter prices remained at IS cents, day trading this week at the 14 prut' Cattle And cows and bulls at some southern less than corresponding period last year: cipal markets, the Agricultural Market ing Mrvice reports. Closing prices Friday for the bulk of sales of best weight butcher hogs and leading southern general quality slightly more attractive; bulk of receipts calves, bulk' of these producers saw cattle, hogs, and ports.

broilers sell well during this week, Slaughter steers and heifers which was shortened by-the Labor and slaughter calves showed the Day holiday, and prices strength- most price strength, with choice ened for the most part, the Ag- steers advancing 50 cents to $1 CtWei Hois Thla week estimated) 4,975 25 Last week (actual) 5,142 114 Last year (actual) 3,996 95 moving on out-of-state stocker accounts. markets left prices steady to lower. Stocker cattle and calves were in demand, reflecting a seasonal Demand good; trade active on all ses markets were: Atlanta, Prices for middling 1-inch averaged 34.74 cents a pound on Thursday at the 14 markets. This compares with 34.79 cents a week earlier, and with 33.29 cents on the corresponding date a year Note: Animals scaling over 300. lbs.

classified as cattle. sions, best at close of week. Compared last week, slaughter steers and heifers steady to strong, except weights over Georgia Florida Alabama peanut-belt packing plants, $20.75 to Cattle: Unloads cattle and calves ago. In the futures market, prices for ail around 175 head less than last week 3U-ids. 50 higher: cows mostly steady pick-up in buying.

Prices generally trended strong. but around 975 more than the same active 1958-crop months fluctuated with in narrow range during the week. bulls steady to weak, spots 25 lower Montgomery, $20 to $20.75, Nashville, $20.75 to mostly $21; week in 1957. Demand moderately good At Florida auctions, well over to good: trade active on most sessions lower, stocker steers strong to 50 up; stock heifers mostly steady; stock cows steady to 50 off. During week few utility Reported purchases at the 14 markets totaled 64.200 bales this week, compared with 88,800 bales last week, and with 385,600 bales in the corresponding week during the week; bulk of receipts slaughter and stocker calves with moderate and low-standard yearling steers 19.00- Memphis, $20 to and Louisville, $20.25.

At hog buying stations in the Carolinas, 180 to 240 half the sales this week were for stocker-buyer accounts. A year ago, less than one-third of sales number of stocker steers; general quality 23.00; good 25.20; utility and standard steers over 750-lbs. 19.40-23.00; individual a year ago. about the same as week ago. Compared with week ago, few slaughter steers and Farmers withheld a sizable volume of pound butchers brought $19.75 to 23.50; few good 500-650-lb.

slaughter heifers 25.60-26.00; utility and standard 18.25- volume went as stockers. with heifers fully steady; slaughter steers over Jveriismg current (innings, including a large proportion which was of middling and high 800-lbs. steady; utility and commercial 24.50. mostly 19.00 up; utility and com slaughterers getting the bulk of offerings. Florida offerings this cows 25-50 higher, canner and cutter mercial cows 17.00-19.90; canner and er grades.

Prices offered in country markets were generally unattractive to cutter 13.50-17.60, bulk 14.00-16.75: few stead, bulls fully steady, spots 25 higher: stocker steers strong to 50 higher few utility and commercial bulls 19.70-21.90 $21.25. At Chicago, 195 to 225-pound butchers brought $20 in numerous sales. Good stocker calves over 200 pounds at Florida auctions brought farmers. Demand in spot markets was principally for strict low middlins and feeders mostly steady; heifers strong to few cutters 17.50-18.80; good and choice 500-700-lb. stocker steers 24.00-29.00, up to lower grades, and only a limited volume of cotton of these grades was offered for week consisted of more calves than cattle for about the first time on record, and buyer demand was especially good for 50 higher; cows fully steady.

During week few utility and standard steers 20.70-24.80: utility and standard steers over 800-lbs. 19 good slaughter 29.75: common and medium 17.75-24.25; medium and good feeder steers over 700- sale. Domestic mill buying interest Increased Central and South Ala Mm aatora and distributor, miinlaf National Advertising Desartment of Th Advertiser-Journal Ibs. 20.00-23.10; common and medium from $16 to $30 a hundred this week, while medium grade calve and some mills purchased a moderate calves and yearlings. heifers 24.50-26.25; utility and standard heifers 17.00-21.00; good 21.25; common to low-good stock cows 14.25-19.00; lot good ranged from $23.50 to $28, and 19.25-24.75; canner and cutter steers and heifers 15.50-18.50; utility and commercial Hog prices showed sharp ad nrooa cows 172.50-200.00 per bead.

volume of cotton, with the bulk of the purchases being for prompt shipment. In general, prices bid by mills for most qualities of cotton were below the level of prices asked by shippers. Calves: Demand good; trade active cows 18.00-20.10; canner and cutter 13.60-17.50, few high-yielders up to 18.00; utility common grade brought $21.50 to $25.50. Good stocker steers, of vances this week in the Georgia Florida-Alabama peanut belt, ris rtag rromotes Harbuck for both slaughter and stocker calves May Slaughter calves strong to 25 up; good Commodity Credit Corp. loan entries 500 to 800 pounds, brought from ing $1.50 to $2.25 a hundred, while 300-500-lbs.

24.00-25.75; mostly 24.50 up; $24 to $26.75, and medium grade moving up 50 cents to $1.25 at utility and standard 20.00-24.50, few up to 25.00; vealers strong, few good and choice Edwin G. Harbuck has been named a regional manager for of all weights ranged $20.50 to Montgomery. A lesser advance of steers and heifers 25.00-27.00: mostly 26.75 25.75-30.75; utility and standard 21.50- $24. reported in the week ended Aug. 29 were 61,900 bales, bringing the total for the season through that date to 109,100 bales, the largest August volume on record.

COTTON FUTURE NEW YOEK (AP) Cotton futures plodded Irregular courses last week but 50 cents was registered at Atlanta, 26.00; stocker steer calves strong, spots Maytag Southeastern Company according to Norman G. Olsen, president of the Maytag "1 distributorship serving Alabama and Georgia. At north Georgia auctions, wmie at wasnvuie, prices rose 75 cents to $1. Memphis prices and commercial bulls 20.00-21.90; canner and cutter 16.50-20.25; good and choice stocker steers 24.50-30.00; common and medium 17.00-25.40: few good feeder steers 22.00-23.00; common and medium 17.75-21.50; good and choice stocker heifers 19.00-24.50; few up to 26.75; common and medium 17.00-22.50; few as low as 15.00; common and medium cows 14.75-19.75. Calves: Demand good: trade active.

Slaughter calves 25 higher: good 300-500-lbs. 24.40-25.60; individual good 26.25; utility and standard 20.00-24.75: vealers mostly steady; good 26.00-28.75: utility and standard 21.00-26.00; stocker calves 250-500-lbs. mostly steady, 250-Ibs. down 50 lower, spots as much as 2.00 off; good and choice steer calves 250-lbs. up 50 up, good and choice 25.00-34.50, bulk 28.25-33.75; common and medium 19.50-27.00, few around 200-lbs.

up to 31.50; stocker heifer calves strong to 50 up, spots 1.00 higher; good and choice 24.00-30.50; few around 250-lbs. 32.75; common A BRAINSTORM HELPED ME EARN $250 A WEEK By a Wall Street Journal Subscriber Not long ago I went to a college reunion. I spent some time with gome chaps who were having a talk-f est where each man contributes his own ideas on a certain subject. The subject of this particular discussion was MONEY 1 There was ona man in the) group who earned more than all the rest of us, but he wouldn't talk. So we ganged up on him and kept shooting questions at him.

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Or tell us to bill you. Address: The Wall Street Journal, 44 Broad St-New York 4, N. Y. mFi-i slaughter cows grading utility brought from $17 to $19.25, while canner and cutter cows sold at $12.50 to $18. Good and choice closed with all deliveries in higher ground.

The distant months made the beat showing. and medium 18.00-28.00; few around 190-lbs. up to 31.75. vealer calves at north Georgia Active contracts on the New York Cot Hogs: Receipts about same as week auctions brought from $28 to ton Exchange finished the holiday-shortened week at prices ranging from 30 to Harbuck serves 18 counties in northwestern Alabama with headquarters at Birmingham. A native of Wylam, he attended schools there and served in the Navy during World War II.

Harbuck has been engaged in sales activity since 1947 including five years when he previously was employed by Maytag Southeastern Company. The Maytag Company manufactures automatic and wringer washers and and year ago; demand good; trade active; transactions Today, U.S. No. 1-3 mixed 200-240-lb. bar 95 cents a bale higher than a week ago.

$32.75. 1 Nearby October and December scored 25.75-32.00; average-common and medium A truckload of choice grade the smallest gains, distant March and 20.20-26.00, few 26.75: good and choice rows and gilts 20.00-20.75; few 180-185-lb. 19.00-19.50; 170-lbs. 18.50. July the largest.

250-lbs. down 26.00-33.00; common and medium 23.50-28.00, few to 31.00; good and grainfed steers sold at Nashville this week at $25 a Values at the start of the week were depressed by profit-taking, hedge selling choice heifer calves 250-lbs. up 25.00- closed the week steady. Broiler prices strengthened late this week, led by a Georgia advance of 1 cent a pound on Thursday. In Mississippi, however, prices held steady, and in Arkansas, Friday, prices figured steady to 1 cent lower than at the close of last week.

Producers in some cases withheld birds from the market in face of the low level of 15 cents a pound that prevailed just before and after Labor Day. A better than expected demand developed late this week, and prices rose to 16 cents in Georgia, 15 to mostly 16 cents in Alabama, and 151 to 16 in North Carolina. and active liquidation, the latter stem hundred, while good grade 935- WEST ALABAMA STOCK YARDS ming in part from further reaction by traders to the new farm bill. 28.75; common and medium 18.50-24.50, few up to 26.25; medium and good 250-lbs. down 26.00-32.00.

Hogs: Few U.S. No. 1 and mixed barrows and gilts around 225-lbs. 20.75. No.

1 and 2 sows 19.20-19.50. And TJ.S. Depts. Of Agriculture By: Ala. Later the market firmed on trade buy pound steers brought $23.

Most standard and good steers, of 900 to 1,000 pounds, ranged between gas and electric clothes dryers, and a line of food freezers and refrigerator-freezers. ing and short covering. Demand for fu Cattle And Calves Hogs Friday fest.) 1.200 25 Week asn (art.) 1,056 32 tures was strengthened by warlike developments in the Far East; the presence $21 and $22.50. of a storm with hurricane potentialities Fresh vegetable supplies dwind Year a 20 fact 1,155 51 UNION AUCTION CO. By: Als.

A U.S. Depti. Of Agriculture Based on sales and market conditions led seasonally this week, and are reoorted ud to 4 p.m. Cattle: Demand good, trade active. prices showed a general Quality fairly attractive; bulk of re ceipts slaughter and stocker calves and Cattle And Calves Hogt This week (estimated) 2,375 300 Last week (actual) 1.982 309 Last year factual) 2.783 288 Note: Animals scaling over 300 lbs.

classified as cattle. off the Gulf Coast, and a larger than expected net stock of cotton pledged to the 1958 loan. The Commodity Credit Corp. reported that gross entries Into the 1958 loan during the week ended Aug. 29 totaled 62,123 bales as compared to 34,923 the week before.

Allowing for 2,047 rejects, this left a net stock of 109,106 bales. Trade sources pointed out that a total of 109,000 bales was far ahead of the 10,000 which had been pledged under the yearling steers and heifers; compared with last Friday slaughter steers and FT heifers fully steady: cows ana Dims steady: stocker steers 50-75 cents low er; except common steers sieaay, neu-ers steady to 50 cents lower: cows steady; good and choice 500-750 lb. slaughter and down: utility and standard 20.00- Hi Promotes New Drink Every week during September, large space newspaper ads will announce Hi C's new pineapple-grapefruit drink. Hi a division of Mlante Maid Corporation, test-marketed this new drink with very favorable response. From this success, Hi pineapple-grapefruit drink was introduced on a national basis.

Large displays featuring this new drink are spotlighted in Montgomery's major food outlets. Kiapf Lawrence Food Broken represent Hi in this area. Lever Bros. Introduces Lucky Whip This newspaper is scheduled to participate in the market in- 1957 loan at approximately the same. N.

Y. STOCKS time last season. Exports for the week ended Sept. 2 were estimated by the New York Cotton Exchange Service Bureau at 37,000 bales compared to 90,000 the previous week and 50,000 the like ear-ago week. For the season through Sept.

2. exports were estimated at 335,000 bales. This compares with a total of 336,000 at the same time last year. WEEKLY STOCK NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market entered its post-Labor Day phase last CALL. ATLANTIC 25.00; utility and standard lbs.

steers 20.00-23.20: couple low good 24.20 and 24.30; utility cows 17.80-19.20; commercial cow 20.40; canner and cutter 14.00-17.80; few utility bulls 20.90-21.40; canner and cutter 18.00-20.20; canner yearling bulls down to 15.75; good and choice 500-600 lb. stocker steers 25.00-28.50; common and medium 17.75-25.00; common and medium stocker heifers 17.00-20.00; good 21.00; common and medium cows 15.75-18.90; few common and medium cow and calf pairs, 121.00-170.00. Calves: Demand moderately good to good; trade active. Slaughter calves steady; good and choice 300-500 lbs. 24.75-26.75; utility and standard 21.00-24.75; few standard vealers 25.75-27.50; stocker steer calves 300-500 lbs.

50 cents-Si lower; few under 300 lbs. mostly steady; good and choice 300-500 lb. 26.00-28.75; common and medium 20.75-26.25; good and choice under 300 lbs. 28.50-32.75; few medium 26.75-28.25; few medium to choice heifer calves 24.00-26.25. Hogs: U.S.

No. 1-3 mixed barrows and gilts 180-240 lbs. 19.00-20.00: too few other For STEEL and ALUMINUM DIRECT FROM WAREHOUSE TO YOU-QU1CK troduction of Lever Bros, new Lucky Whip, the dessert topping with a real homemade flavor. A large space ad will appear this week con- taining a coupon worth 15 cents toward the pur-; chase of Lucky Whip. Lucky Whip contains only 18 calories per average serving and comes in a giant can.

It is guaranteed by Lever Bros, to stay fresh and sweet. The pro- motion has proven a huge success through-j out previous market introductions. Watch for the ad in this week's food section. Carbon Steel bars, shapes, i IFdDIK SmiE BY THE INDIVIDUAL PIECE OR ENTIRE JOB LOT, ALL OFFICE FUROTORE EQUIPMENT FIXTURES Formerly used by Durr Drug Co. OFFICE $-750 OFFICE $CT00 DESKS from 'up CHAIRS -'up Electric fan! Light fixtures Intercommunication system, ud re 12 master units Extra large Venetian blinds Shipping equipment Hand trucks Merchandise carts and baskets Roller type portable conveyor ramps Large quantity wood adjustable shelving Can be seen at Durr Drug Cos former address 219 Commerce Montgomery, Ala.

Saturday mornings, 8:30 to 12:00 Or call or write for appointment to inspect O. M. HALL JAMES A. HEAD COMPANY 132 S. Perry St.

Montgomery, Ala. Phone AM 4-8893 Aluminum sheets, coils, plates, rods, bars, pipe Stainless Steel sheets Cold Finished rounds, flats, hexagons, squares Structural Steel heavy and fight beams, channels, angles clal sections, strip Steel Sheets cold er hot rolled black, galvanized, Palntiok Expanded Metals of all type Steel Plates sheared or tmlvee sal, floor plates week by setting a new high for 1958 and making the biggest weekly gain since July 26. The four-day trading week, shortened by the Labor Day holiday, produced a daily trading average of 2,950.071 shares, the fastest trading rate in four weeks. Substantial rises by some of the blue chips pushed the Associated Press average to new '58 peaks but it was by no means a one-way market. There was considerable irregularity.

For the week as a whole, advances outnumbered declines by 682 to 523, far from a funaway. In pushing ahead despite profit taking the market Ignored the crisis headlines about the Formosa Strait and possible involvement of the United States in a Far Eastern conflict. Wall Street apparently has become imnune to war scares, temporarily at least. The same indifference was displayed by commodity markets, which were virtually unruffled by the diplomatic crisis. They responded sharply to the Middle- Eastern trouble in early July but this time things were different.

Prospects of further credit tightening moves by the federal reserve board had a somewhat dampening effect on trading for a couple of sessions and was more of a market influence than the Formosa situation. The hike in the discount rate spread to more federal reserve banks and there was further evidence of credit tightening by the federal reserve system. The Stock Market, however, took this pretty much ia stride so far as stock buying was concerned. Interest continued in lower-priced, more speculative issues. weights to quote.

CAIilDEN LIVESTOCK By: Ala. And U.S. Depts. Of Agriculture MBICW STEl Diphacin Controls Rat Problem WAREHOUSE DIVISION Atlantic Steel Company 4230 First BIRMINGHAM WOrth 1-2147 Cattle And Calves Hogs Thursday fest.) 200 25 Week ago (act.) 118 45 Cattle: Demand moderately good; trade fairly active; bulk total unloads, calves, bulk cattle receipts, yearling steers. Com AOQttUXASSH pared last week few sales slaughter cows steady to mostly 50 lower; other slaugn Recently introduced to the Montgomery area Is a vacuum-packed rat and mouse bait which offers users several unique advantages.

This new bait is called Diphacin, a product of Niagara Chemical Divisioa of Food Machinery and Chemical Corp. By vacuum packing Diphacin in cans, freshness of the content is assured. Diphacin rodenticide comes in one-pound and four-ounce cans ready to use. After opening, each can becomes a self-feeding station by simply pressing in a marked area with the thumb. From the standpoint of er classes too few to establish trend.

Whatever You Have Stocker steers steady to $1 lower, stock cows steady to 50 higher. Couple stand ard yearling heifers 23.10 aad 24.00, good 24.60. Utility cows 17.00-18.50, few can' At the same time, institutional buying ner and cutter 12.00-17.00. Common and TO SELL- was important enough to push some of medium stocker steers 19.00-23.50. Com the high quality issues to unusual gains and it was this that raised the aver mon and medium yearling stock heifers 18.00-22.25, common and medium stock dealeii, Diphacin opens a profitable market as the dangers of spoil age and cut or broken packages are entirely eliminated.

The ads cows 14.10-16.90. good 18.90. Calves: Demand good; trade active claim Diphacin will clean out severest rat and mice infestations slaughter calves mostly steady. Utility and standard 19.00-24.00, mostly standard age. Eastman Kodak, a favorite blue chip among the big institutional investors, strode ahead 47s in the week.

American Telephone, another conservative favorite, added 3't. This rise was aided by renewed hopes of a possible stock split and higher dividend, a recurrent rumor on Wall Street. Distribution in this area is being handled by Pedigo Brokerage Co THERE ARE 22.50 up. Stocker steer calves about Ka? Vi steady. Good and chiice, all weights 25.00-29.75, common and medium 21.00- 25.00, few common as low as 20.00.

of Birmingham. Borden Sets Newspaper Promotion Stock heifer calves steady to 50 higher. Good and choice 23.00-25.00, common and medium 21.00-23.00, mostly medium 22.00 The average was also boosted by a huge 8H advance for Kroger. Buyers flocked to this stock because of whispers that a stock split and higher dividend were forthcoming. The AP 60-stock average rose $2.20 to BUYERS TO BUY IT up.

Hoes: Few common 40-115 lb feeder THE Borden cheese has scheduled a large campaign starting this pigs 17.50-20.25. HEW TEAM" week and running until December spotlighting Borden's cream cheese in a six-ounce plastic cup and a variety of processed cheeses In the six-ounce jar. A large newspaper coupon ad in this coming 1 For AoWrs Onfy CANADIAN week's food section will offer 5 cents off on the plastic cup of cream cheese and 5 cents off on Borden's cheese spreads. Bama Distribut AT THE Maintaining Outlets And Buyers For Livestock Of Every Kind And Description Has Helped Make The "Capita The Leading Market In The Southeast. SI 86.90, putting it at its highest level since July 26, 1957 when it stood at $187.10.

Some respectable opinion in Wall Street held that the stock market should correct itself downward before mounting a successful attack on the all-time bull market highs which put the AP average at $191.50 in April 1956. This, however, was just opinion and the market this year has continually flouted the opinions of many experts. Meanwhile, further signs of economic recovery and business improvement were apparent. The five most active issues last week on the American Stock Exchange were: Sterling Precision, op at 3Vs on 129,600 shares; New Idria Mining Chemical, up 1-16 at Skiatron, up s4 at 7'-; Technicolor, up at and ing Co. is distributor for Borden's cheese products in this area.

King Edward Starts Long Schedule Brings You BETTER Undoubtedly you've seen the King Edward Cigar ads which have been appearing in the Advertiser-Journal every week and will PR continue to appear weekly for the rest of the year. S. D. Winn, local distributor for King Edward Cigars, states that this brand is one of the most popular branas in this area. King Edward has a factory Bayview Oil, unchanged at 1.

The five most active issues last week on the New York Stock Exchange were: Studebaker Packard, up Wj at 8'i on 419,800 shares; Artloom Carpet, off Hi at 21; Fruehauf Trailer, up Vt at 15v2! Western Union, up 2 at 26 and American Motors, up at 164. BETTER SEBWICE 1 MANUAL LISTS 50 ACTIVE ISSUES PLUS MARKET BULLETINS MINING NEWS QUOTATION SERVICE SPECIAL REPORTS on low priced speculations MADSEN LAKE KINGSTON ROCKROFT EXPLORATIONS fight here in Alabama located at Cullman. All King Edward Cigars Note To: County Agents and Vocational Teachers: Beginning September 25. Mr. Bowman will have available plenth of top quality feeder calves from which you may select for feeding by FFA or 4-H Club members, one or more en a "first come" basis at reasonable prices.

For details call or write. WEEKLY BONDS at rn soJd in this area come from this Alabama plant. Procter Gamble Samples Gty With Jif KM NEW YORK AP) The post Labor Day week brought a little more cheerful news to the bond markets. U.S. Government Bonds halted a sharp summer lide and crept back a bit.

Corporate financing took on a better If the big yellow Jif truck hasn't already paid a visit to your NAME neighborhood, it will in the next week or two. Sampling crews are look when a huge Standard Oil Co. of mil um visiting every home in Montgomery to deliver free samples of ADDRESS COMING Tuesday, September 9, 1958 1:00 P.M. For one owner; 50 good grade brood cows; about half good young cows with second and third calves but 25 calves will sell separate. All cows Bang tested.

Cahofrnia issue sold out rapidly. Municipals showed a firmer tone. Investment quality corpora tes continued to decline. A spokesman for a big underwriting firm declared, "the market has been thoroughly tested and it looks as if we have established a level where we can do business." crrr ANGLO-NORTHERN SECUR IT ES 2 TORONTO ST. TORONTO, CAN4DA EMpM 6-7 S4S WE NEED MORE CATTLE FOR OUR BUYERSo Government bonds were unchanged to higher on each of the four trading days.

For the week, the victory 2'ss of December, 1972-47 rose point to 89 12-32 bid. Gains in other key treasurv Stombart: Braker-Deolm1 Am. ef OiiImU U.S. Sfrtliw bonds ranged from Vd point to about of a point. Procter Gamble's new peanut butter called Jif.

Before their newspaper ads appear every home will receive a free sample. This is an expensive introduction of new products but Procter Gamble has discovered that pre-sampling a city always pays off in consumer acceptance of the sampled item. Jif peanut butter made with honey for extra creamy smoothness will appear in the Sunday comics this paper on a continuous basis. James Handy, sales representative, states that Jif will have one of the biggest promo-tions ever put behind a food product. Bruce Wax Germ Proofs Floors Just announced is a new floor wax that affords protection against disease-producing bacteria.

It is called Bruce Self Polishing Wax with Corobex. This new wax with the additive Corobex not only germ proofs but, the manufacturer says, is that germ-destroying qualities last from waxing to waxing. It is safe for use on any surface and guaranteed harmless to animals and humans. You'll recognize the new wax by its familiar Scotch plaid container with big yellow patch saying "Germ Proof." This newspaper will carry a large advertising schedule on Bruce'i Wax with Corobex. BIG FARM EQUIPMENT Follow The Lead Of Leading Stockmen! Sell At The Leading Market! Sell At The 'Capital'! Regular Sales Monday, Tuesday and Friday Russell Cardwell Auctioneer "Pete" McCord Auctioneer Austin Rogers, Ringmaster SAY THAT THE OUTLOOK IS GOOD THIS COMING WEEK ON ALL CLASSES.

TRY US SEE MOTION i mi mm ir Ti Sept. 9Ih jm SALE BAYS EVERY Ml TUES. TI1UE1S. iz7 nnfxn fn raw Auction Starts 9 a.m. liJU UJ Cat's Paw Sets Fall Campaign W.

I. BOWMAN Owner Phone AM 3-0247 STOCKYARDS AUCTION CO. Owned and Operated by Walter Carter B. C. Hasey R.

M. (Rat) Gogans 800 PIECES OF ALL TYPE FARM EQUIPMENT WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ON THIS DAY. EVERYTHING IS SOLD. COME AND BUY OR COME AND SELL. ONE OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST.

Jones Farm Equipment Go. DOTHAN, ALABAMA Starting this month, Cat's Paw and MIcrollte advertising will again be moving into high gear. The new series of striking ads will appear through the big fall shoe repairing months. Positioned in the heart of each ad is the Shoe Service Institute's new and dramatic shoe repairing symbol which is designed to divert reader attention to the wide range of services the shoe servicemen KEEP POSTED ON THE LIVESTOCK MARKET TUNI IN: WBAM 11:45 A.M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 1 WHHY 6 A.M.

AND 12 NOON MONDAY THRU iXl. FOR WEATHER AND MARKETS: WSFA-TV :15 P.M. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY end FRIDAY ALABAMA LIVESTOCK MARKET perform. Shoe repair shops are urged, to maintain a full stock of these highly advertised products and to closely identify their shops as the place to buy Cat's Paw heels and MIcrolite soles. AM 5-9201 P.

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