Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 8

t-f'-fff Stephens College Instructor Talks To Jersey Women 175 Hear Nellie tee Hold on Rearing of Children JERSEYVILLE, April Nellie Lee Holt, a member of the faculty of College In Columbia. wag the speaker at the luncheon sponsored at the Baptist Church here Monday afternoon by the domestic (science unit of the Wom an's Club. One hundred seventy- five attended. Miss Holt's talk centered on the home, and she stressed the five meat essential points to be considered in rearing young people, namely physical relaxation, meditation fellowship, sacrifice, and recreation The speaker enlarged on each 01 these factors and In turn cited the importance of each In the early life of the children. Mrs H.

R. Oledhlll, president of the Domestic Science Club, presided during the afternoon, and Introduced the various Items on prowaBi. The Invocation was ask- SdbTMrs. W. A.

Stelnkraus and was followed by community staging ofOetV All OH Together." Fourteen music students of Jersey Township High School under the ISon of Miss Catherine Otay- men presorted several special musical numbers: The committee tn charge of the luncheon was. composed of Mrs Edward Nelson, ch.lrm»n, Mrs. Lea cason, Mrs. H. O.

Neely, and prank Btelle. Roman houses ofancientUmes were heated by a kind furnace system of pipes which cir culated heated air through the rooms trim an underground fur nace. MASTER IN CHANCERY NOTICE state of Illinois, County of North Alton News Corporation, VS. WM. MONK, et al, Defendants.

COMPLAINT TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE. NO. TJOS. Public notice Is hereby given that under and by virtue of a decree entered In the above jntltled cause, In said Circuit Court of Madison County, State of Illinois, on the 6th daTof April, A. D.W34, the undersigned, F.

A. OARESOHE, Mas- terin Chancery of said Circuit Court, will olttt for sale at pubic vendue, on the terms, and conditions hereinafter menfloned, on TUESDAY. MAY 1934. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.

of said day, at the East front door of Ihe Court House in the City of Ed- wardsvlM. Maduwn County, Illinois, the described, real estate, Lot Number Eight (8) in Block Number One (1) In Prospect a Subdivision part of the Southwest Quarter of Section 8 wid. part of the PoulbfMi f' tar i )nr 1 Section 7 Township 5 North Range 9 West of the Third Principal Meridian, as the same appears from plat thereof recorded In Plat Book 11 Page U- of the Recordor's Office ot Madison bounty; Situate in the County of Madison and State A. Meels. The April meeting of Teacher association of Delmar schools was callta to oraer b7 Resident I.

O. Hamcr, Tuesday evening, in McKJnley school build- ng. West Elm street. AU Joinedin repeating the Lord's Prayer, after which the business of the association g-t under way. Sober, treasurer, presented her re- jort, shoving a balance on hand of Some discussion took place to whether card tables recently pur- Si, should be rented to various societies and organizations.

It was decided that the property belonging to the association should not rented. Bills presented were allowed. The annual social, which marks the closing of the school term, will take place Friday evening, June 1. committee for the entertainment to be appointed. A card party will be given Thursday evening.

April 26, place to be announced later. The business session being concluded, the entertaining features of the gathering were soon under way. The first number on the Program was an Arbor day exercise by of Miss Irene Wilson's room. This was followed by two guitar selections by Harold and Henry Wagner. The guest speaker of the evening, the Rev.

George E. Wh t- ten, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, Alton, was then Introduced. Being a lover of nature before showing a group of moving pictures taken last summer on a trip Into the wilds of Minnesota theRev. Mr. Whitten told of some people who go through life never seeing the beauty of nature, while others can see and really enjoy nature's at every turn.

He then showed pictures explaining in detail, while traveling througn Minnesota, being accompanied by Mrs. Whitten. Among the scenes was Lake ItoJJka. where the Mlsslsslpp river begins, the waters from several small springs starting on a 2500- mile Journey, passing by Alton and ending ot the Gulf of Mexico. The pictures and explanation brought forth marked attention.

The Rev. Whitten said he was planning on a trip to Yellowstone park and the Black hills, next summer, and would take pictures while there and atoo hinted that next year he would be pleased to come out and show them some time. His talk was along humorous lines, which went over big. in the room count, the honors went to Miss Erlene Owsley. A North Side, trio, "The Three of Us.

Miss Dorothy Ruth, Miss Julia Green and Miss Viola Elfgen, gave several musical selections. The meeting, was brought to a close by SB audience singing several old- time songs, led by Miss Erlene Ows- seyvllle Is visiting North Side rela- Mrs. Juilus Hilt, of State street sufferer of a severe attack of an. dough; Fred turned home after a several visit with the former's ln and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Kranz, of West Elm Mrs. Ben Lageman of street, who has been ill, is Mrs.O.G,Tipton Made Wood River Woman Club Head April 23 Announced as Date for Home, Aid Society Banquet Gunman ha. returned St Louis after a four-day visit The home of her slster-ln-fcw, rs Ethel Barkley, West Delmar MrSB Warren Shattuck, who has eTn ill at her home on Godfrey ad, li again able to be up and Mark Meyers of Mil visiting at the home WOOD RIVER, April undred and fifty 8 ue dnm em ers of the Royal Neighbors of merlca attended the banquet Tues- rs Penning was ess, and Miss Dorothy Landre. pi- ntet. while Mrs.

Nellie Paul of Al- jn. district deputy, was song leader Elinor Borgstedt, accompanied by iiss Elizabeth Belcher, played a lolln solo; Norma Lee Penning gave reading; Olive Ballord and Irene to, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Landre, sang a duet. Mrs. Paul made a talk on me growth, and of te organization. Mrs.

James Phillips gave a piano iolo- Miss Charlotte Rlemer, Miss dna Utt. and Miss Vera Reynolds, comprising a stringed trio, gavejv umber of selections; Miss Jane Woodmansee gave a reading; and play, "Let Mary Do It," was pre- ented. Junior Women Hear Travelogue Three Instructors from the high ohool in 'East St. Louis presented travelogue before members of the unlor Womans Club at its meeting River school Monday even of Illinois. TERMS OF SALE: day of sale.

AH cash on On confirmation of the report of Bale herein by the said Circuit Court of Madison County, the undersigned" wilt moke, execute and deliver to the purchaser or purchasers, a Certificate ot such which will entitle the ey. John Mandorca A number of friends and neighbors surprised John Mandorca at ils home on Kohler street Monday Taken unaware, it was entujimUl Mandorca knew what it was all about. But he soon recovered and helped with the ce e- bratlon. Bunco was played with favors being awarded as follows: John Mandorca, Mrs John Flatley. Miss Ruth Hefley and Mrs? Viola Hatcher, Men-Donald Weassears, Ray Dannenbrlnk, Pete Dannenbrlnk and Joseph Gunter- Refreshments were served at a ate hour.

Recovered from Injuries, John Hefley, nine-year-old son of Mr and Mrs. William Hefley, 33 East Delmar avenue, Is up and wound after being injured a week ago today, when he fell from Suck. The boy was washing the windows of his father's machine the yard at the Hefley home when he made a misstep, and In falling cut a deep gash in his hip. The services of a surgeon were necessary, seven stitches being tak en to close the wound. Canvassing Board MeeU.

The canvassing board of Godfrey the expir of from the date of sale, unless there- ihl, lUh Master In Chancery. O'NEILL O'NEILL, Plaintiff's Attrneys. NOTICE State of Illinois. County of Madison as: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. ALTON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Of ALTON, a Corporation, Plaintiff, VS.

8. W. MdjOTTRICK, Administrator, at Defendants. COMPLAINT TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE. NO.

7703. Public notice Is hereby given that under and by virtue of a decree entered In the above entitled cause, In said Circuit Court of Madison County, State of Illinois, on the 8th day of April, A. D. 1934. the undersigned, V.

A. QARESCUE, Master in Chancery of said Circuit Court, will offer for sale at public vendue, on the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned, on TUESDAY, MAY 1934, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the East tront door of the Court House In the City of Ed- wardsvllle, Madison County, Illinois. the following described- real estate, to- wit: A strip of ground stxty-tlutt (83) feet In width off the East side of Lot 3 In Baker's Subdivision of Block 3 In Hunter's North.Llberty Addition; Situate In of County of Madison and State of Illinois, street.

Th tallied with the vote cast at the township election Tues day, April 3, in which a. Q. Mor geiiroth was elected Justice of th Seace and Henry Delouey constable The canvassing board consists William H. George Kite miller, and John Krug. Sheriff Here Tuesday, Peter Fitzgerald, sheriff of Mad son county, was calling on frlenc here Tuesday.

It was his first via in the North Side since he was sho some time ago, while In a gun bat tie with a desperado in St. Ola He received a hearty we county. come, R. N. A.

Banquet Ends 2 Years as Of East Alton Patrons 9r I Roxana Woman Given Surprise Birthday Party ROXANA, April H-rA birthday dinner was given at the home and Mrs. WOOD RIVER, April O. O. Tiptoh elected prMldent Of the Wood River woman's Club at the annual business meeting Tuesday night. Other recommended by the nominating committee and approved by the organization are as Holmes, vice prwldent; Mrs.

J. A. Hubbard, second vice- president; Mrs. Otto Praegr, fr, recording secretary; ry, corresponding secretary; Mrs. B.

M. Harrod, financial secretary; Mrs. F. W. Bauer, treasurer.

Members named to the executive board are Mrs. E. R. Durham, Mrs. j.

B. Foreman, Mrs. Roger Holcomb, and Mrs, C. C. Stadtman.

Mrs. Holcomb 1s the retiring pres- The club planned to send delegates to the district meeting in Nashville May 9, and to attend child welfare banquet here April 83. The date for the district Home and Aid Society's annual dinner was set for that date Tuesday during a meeting of the local committee named to carry it out. The Methodist church was selected as the place for the banquet. Mrs.

Frank Bauer, chairman on arrangements, will be assisted by Mrs. T. H. Postelwoite, Mrs. Frank Roach.

Mrs. M. F. Manning, and Mrs. J.

F. Traband. The event te sponsored by the Woman's Club viteTtoi Williams home, but thought they were to be the only trruan loey Kuests. they arrived, Kuess. found a group of 25 friends Walt- BAST ALTON, April two-yaftri president which In mwe ways than one, M.

Smith will 4 be replaced wtt month as head ot the Bast Alton parent-teacher 'AsMClWtort by Vance Hester, who hw as geeretary under Mm terms. Heater was elected to the presidency of the association Tuesday night. Other officers elected are. Roy Melvta, vice president; Verlan Matthews, secretary; Raybutti, treasurer. in hte'retirmg night maintained and C.

W. stand At MorO Robert 8 Jack, son Everett been 111 several MM Minnie Bowman of ftrthalto visited her ulster, taughlln, HMta Mrs. Thomas ill two weeks, u. able to be up and about her home. Seimar Davis, majors operation at- Hospital two wtffc ago, i Been removed to his.

home In Maryland Park, He Is recovering. Mm Dlngewon and Wood ight. Miss Esther Jones spoke on Shopping In Europe," and display- articles which she purchased 5ere last year while abroad. Miss Minta Ellington, who has one missionary work in China, dls- layed Chinese trinkets. She talk- op Chinese customs, modes al ravel, and government.

Miss Erma Ellington discussed cenes fro mthe. Holy Land. Speaks at Bunker HUt Mrs. Glenn DeAtley spoke Tues- ay night before the Parent-Teach- Association in Bmucer Hill, on Girl Scout Organization." A group of Bunker Hill women are attendujg the leadership trWn- ng girl scouting which Ms. DeAtley is conducting here.

Mrs. DeAtley was accompanied to Bunker Hill by Miss Leona Ringer- ng. Entertain Noble Grand Club Mrs. FSoyd Waggoner will enter- ain the Noble Grand Club of the Rebekah Lodge with an all-day meeting at her home on Thursray A potluck dinner will be served the noon hour. Initiation Ceremony A class of 10 will be Initiated in a special session at the Odd Fel- ows Hall Saturday night.

Tre degree work will be e-empll- ied by the Rebekah lodge of Alton. The Initiation is the result of an ntenslve membership drive which has been launched by the Rebekah as one of this year's objec- and children and Glenn Olaypool 0f MM 8t Trous'dale was presented with a linen table cloth and napkins from her friends andother gifts from her son and daughter. The table was decorated with a large birthday cake bearing candles. After dinner games were piayea and a general good time was had by alL Bank. Hortes.

Ralph Banks entertained her pinochle club at her homeJn South Roxana Saturday everang. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. William Meyer, Mr. and Mrs.RUih- ard Storm, Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Me Adan all of Alton. Prizes were awardedI to Mrs.

William Meyer and Richard Storm. Refreshmente were served. C. V. Williams, state superintendent of the Illinois Children's Home and Aid Society, will be the speaker.

Wilbur A. Trares and R. county director of relief, on the program. Brighton Post To Have Turtle Soup BRIGHTON, April a result of a Jaunt Postmaster Brown took over the Brown property Sunday, the American Legion will have a turtle soup supper at its regular meeting Thursday eve" Brown found a snapping turtle West Alton Cast To Present Play WEST ALTON, April 11- members of the Peaple'a Ohriatlan Association of the Community Church here will present, "Headstrong a comedy-drama acts, in the Modern Woodmen Hall here Saturday night, April 21 at 8:15. Mrs.

Frank Minor directing the cast, which 'foUows: Aura Vernon, Ruth Smith; Rich- he had taken at the meeting over which he presided two yeart aeo that the welfare of the children must come first In the association's program. At that first meeting he smashed an old precedent which barred meetings children who were not accompanied by their elders Since then children have attended the meetings, unaccompanied or not, and have either participated In the program or had programs specially designed for them. It was at the beginning of Smith's presidency that the greatest time of need for feeding children of unemployed parents in the schools arose, and took up the soup serving. Being president of the East Alton Unemployed Relief Association, Smith was able to cota- blne these two agencies for the children's benefit. A report from the treasurer showed that the entertainment held last week netted the association $12.65, Banners for having the most parents In attendance were given to Miss Clara Llndh's room, at Lincoln School, Mrs; Etta Ryan's room al Blair; and Miss Ethel Kates' room at Washington.

No Skating at Y. P. XT. Farty There will be no roller skating- at the party to be given by 'the senior and Intermediate departments of the Young people's Union at the First Baptist Thursday eve- The party will be Ijeld, as announced, but will be the entertainment because ot the fact that a number of the church members objected to the baSemeht being used for skating. Gordon, visited in Granite 'VSffct, visited their son, Itoery, and family at Bluffs Sunday.

"Mr. and Mrs. Ohariei Sawyer and son visited in St. Louis Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. V. Dftwson and children attended a birthday din Thomas returned after visit relStlW at ffldorado. BMtt Bjr Mrs.

MoFarland tonight, 438 Broadway. Silk DiicheM bed 78 adoA-Ady. "Twothingslwanted- and It was all so simple when 1 fotthd out mV troub e. physician I had organic SseweTbut I dWhavewhatlssocommonlr colled low percentage of hemo-glo-bin In the blood. I wanted more strength and a -It didn't take S.S.S.

very long to get myblood back up to normal-and as my strength and energy returned mr skin cleared up." Si your condition suggests a tonic of JM. 1kind, try S.S.S. It Is not Just a so-called tonic but a tome'specially designed to stimulate gastric se- in rebuilding the carrying hemo-glo-bln of the blood. I WUnd slsfvalue has been proven by ne OUt IHV ssdvs Uk IT Is more economical. alTFBTBODT IRLCOMI in one of the streams on the place, Aura Vernon, which he brought, to town and ard mndaU, Maurice Havener, ives.

Mrs. Magulre Entertains Mrs. Walter Magulre entertained In honor of her birthday at her iiome 509 Second street Tuesday af- The guests were members of her birthday club, including a group of Alton women, Mrs. Ella Heskett. Mrs.

Harry Paul, Mrs. O. Welndoi, Mrs. Maggie Dillon, Mrs. Adeline Percival, and Mrs.

Olson Allen, Mrs Nettie Kell. Mrs. Delia Gibson and Mrs. Oma Locke of Wood River. Five hundred was the diversion Mrs.

Gibson. Mrs. Locke, Mrs. KeW and Mrs. Heskett receiving prizes Refreshments were served by the hostess.

Wood River Notes WOOD Mrs. Robert TERMS OF SALE: day of sale. All cash on Automobile Child. Margery, three-year-old daughter of Mr! and Mrs. Henry Molloy of State street, was knocked down, scratched and bruised Monday when neighbor of the Molloys backed out of the driveway.

The upon examination escaped BP injury, no bones being broken, little girl was playing around we house as usual Tuesday. Voice Returns. Fred BeU of North State street Is gradually regaining his voice. For several days, BcU was alarmed concerning the difficulty he experienced while talking. He could hardly talk above a whisper, but by his hands while whispering, WM able to carry on a conversation.

Fred was at a loss as to what happened to his vocal chords, as Uls throat was not sore and hn leit no 111 effects. PenwiiuU. Mrs. Morris Wiseman and daughter have returned to their home In Brunswick. atter a three visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Lenus Kaua of Orovelln street. Mrs. Frank McOw of State street. who has been ill for sometime, Is somewhat Improved and able lo be YV Parks, who has been in ill health for the weeks, remains wlu little change.

Miss Grace McCal of Victoria, Canada, Is a house guest at the Parks home. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bentchle and children of New York, whc hire been the guests of relatives In Indianapolis, arrived here Tuesday evening lor a visit with relatives Friday they will leave ior Kansa Oltv to visit Rentchler's par ents and sisters before making thol home In Denver.

The Phllathea class of the Bap Ust church will hold Us April bus! ness and social meeting In th church parlors Thursday nigh Mrs Lee Lancaster, Mrs. Jenni Eckmann, and Mrs. Ellis Couns will be the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Monkcn pending today In Summerfteld wit elatlvfs and friends. On confirmation of the report of sale herein by the said Circuit, Court oT Madison County, the undesigned wlU make, ewicuto and doUwr purchaaer of such wlll.cn. Utte the for, said of I date of sale, thereof to a deed at this llth day of April P. A. OA Master In Ohwwry O'NEILL, out.

Oscar WleganU, trom of Jer- NOTICE OF StilT Notice is hereby given, tlmt the suit of Agues Taylor, Plaintiff, vs. Edward Taylor, Defendant, for Divorce, No. 3997, pending in the City Court of Alton, Madison County. Illinois: that said Edward Taylor. Defendant.

Is hereby served by publication; and default may be entered against said Defendant pn' or atter Monday, May 7th, 1834 MARGARET M. CALLAHAM, Clerk of Said Court. MANUEL M. WISEMAN. Attorney lor PuOnUIf.

turned it over to Ed Kuehnel The snapper lacked two ounces of weighing 16 Kuehnel will make the soup to be -served at the Legion meeting. Brighton Anders left Wednesday for Jefferson Barracks, where he will be employed. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hermes of St.

Louis were Sunday guests at the Fred Hennes home. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hermes of Granite Oity vtolted relatives here Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Oertel and MwUAnna. Nelson Tuesday, for Buningtorl where th0y will visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Audrey of Wood River have moved Into the Geiier house on Main street, where they will make their home. Mrs. Ada Bloomlngton visiting relatives here. Ralph McAfee Is quarantined with phtherla. His the first cose in village for some time.

Abe Hodge and Jjitr. and Mrs. Kidell of Fosterpurg, were recent uestsMn the Charles Meisenhelmer ome. Ihesterfield A. To Hold Election CHESTERFIELD, April i a April meeting of the Par- nt-Teacher Association will be held i the high school Thursday night, 13, at 7:45.

"The Wise Use the Radio" will be the subject. Mrs. M. A. Parker will read a paper "Use and Abuse of the Radio." During the business session officers will be elected.

The pro- tram will be given by Alubany Ichool. Music will be furnished by high school students. Granny Day, th; Jto ora, Catherine Porter! Rose, Stella Martin; Jim Day, Lotus Elder; Able, George Howard; IWe, Clark Gruenwaldt; Jack, Dean Perry; Joan Van Pelt, Bto. Nicholson. West Alton WEST and Mrs.

Oharles Baschert of Wood River spent Sunday here with relatives. Mr. and'Mw- Frank Keisei -and famUy of Orchard Farm visited here Sunday with Mr a.nd Mrs. Felix and East Alton EAST and Mrs. OBT ran AI ONCB DOWN BIDE ON' AC WKEE CUSTOMS as John Daln and children" spent the week-end at Taylorville, visiting Data's brother, Ben.

Robert Kennedy Is In critical condition at his home on East Main street. Kennedy, who has been bedfast several weeks, lapsed into a coma Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence' Ailsworth and daughter, Patty Ann, are visiting Mrs.

Allsworth's parents, at Eldorado. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McReynolds and children and Mrs. Claud Karris and son visited, Mr.

and Mrs. William Harreison at Bethalto, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley COpe and son of Pieldon visited Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Csimpben, Monday Mr. and MW; BJdward Kennedy AUTO RADIOS AND TEBOK LAROESTCPEDI TIRE STORES '553 E. III. Mrs.

George Keene are entertaining relatives from St. Louis, this week. Mrs. Harry Schoop' of Mr. and meyer and Ed.

Schoopmeyer 9t Louis spent Sunday here at the John W. Nicholson home Relatives from St. Louis visited here Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bextermueller.

SMLP IMITATION Bcxema itching, dandruff dry- relieved and soon improved by Livestock at East St. Louis EAST ST. LOUIS. April 11 1 U. S.

Dept. of Agriculture. 7.000; mostly 5-10 higher; light pigs slow; bulk 170-250 Ibs. 4.05-10; top 4.10; few less desirable kinds 4.00; 150-180 Ibs, 3.75-4.00; 130-140 Ibs, 2.90-3.40; 100-180 Iba. 2.00-65; sows mostly.

"CATTLE calves. steers opening steady to 10-15 higher; mixed yearlings and heifers active and fully steady; cow stuff, bulls and vealers unchanged; top yearling steers 6.75; other sales 4.606.00; mixed yearlings and heifers largely little done on beef cows; low cutters 1.26-76; top sau- $ake bulls 3.25; practical top on Grafton High Girls' Glee Club on Outing ORAFTON, April ll-(Spedal) Girls' Glee Club of Grafton High School held a picnic supper at Madon Hollow Monday evening. They were accompanied by their teachers, Miss Wiles and Miss Mears. Oraiton GRAFTQN-Mrs. F.

G. Morrison and children, with Robert Pohlman, spent Sunday in Forest Park Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pohlman and son were Alton visitors Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Carpenter ited Jersayvljle relatives Sunday T. Edwards visited In Jer- yvttte Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Wedding and Nugent Wedding apent Sunday in Hannibal, Mo. ALTON POULTRY ASSOCIATION Regular meeting Thursday; April Temple Theatre WE SPEC I All ZE In welding cracked valve seats in motor blocks and heads. Auto Radiator cleaning. MODERN WELDING CO. W.

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for Sweater Values They Are High Quality Sweaters A SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE I Sleeve Sleeveless V-Necfcs Crew Necks GENUINE PARKE DAVIS KRESODlPNO.l Wools Bancrf- Weaves One Gallon Makes 73 Gallons of Dipt. Solid Colors nearly all shades- Nema Worm Swine. Poultry and E.F.PAUL Prescription MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL 1-8x10 PHOTO COLORED IN OIL AND FRAME Deliver. Phones $2.00 TO 3.50 REISS STUDIO 226 E. Broadway Qthet Special Prke Croups ligbt-wfight one wool Mrtt But Storf vealers 6.75; a few select 6.00; nom inal range, slaughter steers 3 7.25; slaughter heifers 3.50-6.25.

Poultry, Eggs And Butter ST. LOUIS. April EGGS standards Mis souri No. 1. 14; imdcrgrades 1SH.

extras 39 standards 33; lirsis 18; seconds 16. 1. 18; NO. 2, 15. mi; heavy hens 13; leghorns 10; springs 16-30; spring turkeys 15-18; old 13; duckx 11-14; geese 7 Quick CORNS -TENDER TOES!.