The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 7

fiPyrAfTUSVlLTjli'INTELLIGENUBB SA'flTBBAY, MABCH 9,1929. 3 Times FOR $1 pi, THE usnm-toBay-SeH-lSrade-Rent-letue-Ianstarfiad NOTICE--KAD1O SERVICE. Call the "Radio Doctor." Service Calls i Trl-CHy 1160.M. 2110 NOTICE--I do live stock and general hauling of all kinds. For serv- ive call George Beckraar, New 111.

Phone GR96. 2 3 1 NOTICE--All kinds of sewing machines repaired at reasonable prices. Sinser Sewing Machine 211! Hillsboro Phone S42E. 2155 NOTICE--A dance, will be given at Geison's Hall Wood River, 111., Saturday March 9. Music by Albright's oicliestra.

Public ve'eorae. 215S NOTICE--Local and long distance moving. We trade in furniture on moving and also buy uped furniture. For service call 691). 0.

Mpyerhoff. 1854 ITOT'CE--Long distoco moving. Each load is insured. Will call and give estimates free. J.

H. Taylor Moving Storage Co. 27tb and Washington, Granltt City, Illinois. Pbone: Tri City 24 or 985J. 1526 NOTICE--Let us examine your spouting, gutterlnj and tin rout.

Get them ready for the "pring rains. Use covered eaves trouga teat keeps at sparrow nests. Cas- Sfos--Phone Main 1, 311 North Main Street. 2255 SfOTK'E--Coal prices for toe winter. Henrietta coal.

Cash on delivery. Lump ton. 2 inch nJt $3.25 ton. Mine run $3.25 ton. 25 cents ton added for charge accounts.

Ed- Ice and Coal Co. Phone 40. 614 NOTICE--We do live stock and general hauling of all kinds. For service call Leitner Bros pi one or 572W. 2302 NOTICE--Coal delivered at following prices.

Best Henriettc lump $4, 2 inch $3 75; No. 1 DJt mine run $3 25; Cash nn delivery. Local and long di tancs moving and hauling. Groblebe and Overstreet, phone S1GW. 1039 NOTICE--Learn Barbcnng or Beaa- ty Culture.

Now one of tbt, paid professions for men or women. Moler puts you in the oU money business. Write Moler N. 6th Street, St. LSuis.

2012 NOTICE--Barbering or Beauty Culture can now be learned quickl easily inexpensively and completely equips you for profitable Write today for brooklPt. Moler System, 812 N. 6th Street, St. Louis. 2288 NOTICE--To Taxpayers of Hamel.

I will be at the following places. Kernel, Feb. 27. Mar. 7, Bank nf Edwardsiille, Feb.

28, Mar 8, Carpenter, Mar 1, 11, National Tank, Mar 2, 9, Ftuit, Mar 4, 12, Citizens State Bank, Mar 5, 14, Worded, Mar 6, 13. Otto Stille, Collector. 2220 NOTICE--Date early for spring a- pering. Hundreds of designs, styles and colors to choose fmm. 1929 samples brought to your home for your selections.

Also honst painting, reflnlsb hai'dwood floors a speciality. For service phone County 930W5. A. G. tisc- her.

1629 NOTICE--To Taxpayers of Hn Oak Township. I will collect taxes at the following places. Bank of EJ- wardsville, Feb. Mar 2, 9, 16. First National Bank, Marine, Feb.

26, Mar. 5, 12, J. A. Fruit 1 Store, Fruit, 111., Feb. 27, Mar.

6, 13, Troy Exchange Bank, Troy, Feb. 28. Mar. 7, 14, Wm. Helm's Store.

Station, Mar. 3, 8, 15. Roy Smith, Collector, Pin Oak Township. 2 1 9 7 I'UIiLIC SALE--I, the undersigned, living on the old Woiden-Staunton roa.1, miles north of Worden, 5 milps southwest of Staunton, will sell at public sale on Tuesday, March 12, beginning at 10 o'clock a. the following: Horses, cattle, farm implements, feed, household goods otlicr articles.

See posters for terms. Mrs. William Peters, owner. Wm. F.

Zirges, L. F. Albrcclit, clerk. 2209 FOK SALE--1927 Ford coupe. Cheap for quick sale.

Inquire at 1114 N. Main Street. 2323 FOR SALE--Used stoves. Edwardsville, Housefurnlshing Co. FOK SAUS--One fresh Holstein cow with third calf by her side.

Phone 373M. 2316 FOR SALE--Hoosier Kitchen cabinet. Good condition. A bargain If sold at once. Phone 168.

2347 FOK SALE--Ten ton baled Timothy hay at $17 per ton. Also three ton of Clover hay. Call 16x10 Alhambra, 111. L. C.

Carroll. 2340 FOK SALE--New modern 5 room house In Terry Cole Add. on West High Street. C. Schroeder, Glen Carbon, 111.

2339 FOB SALE--One $250 National Cash Register, Oak finish, slightly used. Bargain If taken at once. Apply at United Cigar Store. 2162 FOB SALE--2 acres west of Gosb- en school, house on Marine and Edwardsville Road. Inquire at 1021 Ruskln Ave.

Leclaire. 2153 FOB SALE--Used furniture of ill kinds. Edwardsville House-Furnishing Co. 1204 FOB SALE OK ItENT--40 acres of land, 7 of timber, on edge of town. Ready for subdivision.

Near McKinley car line, Northeast of town. Ideal for chicken farm. Inquire at 434 E. Schwarz Street. 2327 FOK SALE--Four room bouse, garage, well, other outbuildings, un Troy road next to Wflerle's Filling Station.

Price low if bought in next few days. James Coslet, Edwardsville, No. 3. 23-2 FOK SALE--Hatching eggs from a C. White Mlnorcas, Blue ribbon winners, every hen under trapneht.

15 eggs $1, 100. $5. H. L. Buhrman, Haniel, 111.

P. O. R. No 1, Worden. 2324 FOK SALE--110 acre farm one mile southeast of Prairietown and known as the Fred Dustmanu farm.

Also, foity acres of bottom ground. Inquire of Arthur F. Du.st- mann, Worden, 111. No. 2.

2341 FOK SALE--One tliree room house located at 1010 North Buchanan Street. terms. Will accept as low as down and $23 per month. Hotz Lumber Co. Phono 45.

2113 FOR SALE--8 room modern home close to park and High school, also lots on First Street, one block from park, located in Wood Call Wood River 15SW or see owner at Leslie and Eaton Avenue. Price reasonable. 2279 FOR SALE--Modern 8 room house with ball), furnace, electric lisnt plant, basement under whole house. Garage under house. Barn and chicken houses on 10 acre tract.

Vj mile south of Wanda, Illinois. W. M. Lockwood, pho'ie 931R4. 221.2 l'X)R SALE--Two 240 egg Successful incubators, 1200 Chick Queen Coal Hover, 7 International 100 cluck coal oil hovers.

Upright piano, beautiful walnut case. Call or write Edmund Keller, Edwards- lille, R. R. No. 1.

Phone 2161 fc'OH SALE--At 606 HillsDoro 6 rooma and bath modern frame cottage, lot 50x137 Garage, garden, comfortable home. Also two properties for chicken raisers bo desire all modern conveniences in the homo. Terms. Wm. M.

Doeblin, owner. 1G79 BABY CHICKS--CL'STOM HATCHING--Hatchery now in operation and accepting orders for Chicks or Cusloni a i for early 01 date delivery. Phone 1011 today. i and efficient, service always. Krlege's Hatchery.

1983 IUHY CHICKS--Brocknieiei's- a i Accredited Chicks are established heavy layers 10 breeds. 100 per cent live delivery. Priced right. Special attenlion to custom hatching. Catalogue Vrte.

Phonn S.1J-R. Brockmelers Hufen- ery, Edwardsville, Illinois. LEGAL PUBLIC (InKhani Farm) Hillskotter, Master-in-Chan- oery of Madison County, Illinois, will sell at Public Auction the iLgliam farm of one huntlivil and forty-eight 1 4 8 acres, located two miles north of Godfrey, Illinois. The sale wi'l be held at 10 o'clock a. m.

March 13th, 1929, on the premises. 6-7-8-8-11-12) 2U8 WASTED--Laundry or housework. Call 380W. 2329 WASTED--Housekeeper, white. Geo.

Von Rohr, Highland, 111. 2337 WASTED--Girl for general housework. Apply at the Imperial Bakery. 2318 WANTED--Salesman. Apply Monday before noon.

A-B Electric Co. Livingston, 111. 2338 WAITED--To boiTow nine hundred dollars for two years, on town property valued at forty-five hundred. Address Box EB in of this office. 215 WANTED--Experienced house to house canvassers, men and women.

See Mr. Henderson at Leland Hotel. Hours 8 to 9 a. m. and 3:30 to 5 p.

m. 2331 WASTED--Man to distribute patented product to stores In your county. Experience unnecessary. No selling. Should net J70 weekly.

Factory, Box 173, Florin, Pa. 2344 WANTED--Agents. Here's a chance to get your groceries at wholesale and make $15 a day besides. Wou- derful new proposition. Immediate earnings.

Albert Mille, 4071 Monmouth, Cincinnati, Ohio. 23:16 WANTED--Immediately, hard worker with reputation for being clean and square, selling automobiles 10 cally. Leads furnished. If yon want short hours and easy wo don't apply. Reply in own hand- vrriting, giving experience anC references.

Interview will follf Address Box 13, Intelligencer. 2322 WANTED--Big Ohio Corporation seeks manager for unoccupied territory. $50 weekly commission. Earnings start immediately. Good $5,000 yearly.

We furnish everything, deliver and collect. Capital or experience unnecessary. Fyr- Fytcr 1876 Fry-Fyter Dayton, Ohio. 2335 WANTED--Ladies. If you can do plain sewing during your spare time, send addressed envelope for instructions, no selling.

Restful Pajama 39-12 Academy Street, Long Island, City, N. V. 2334 FOK KENT--Two furnished for light housekeeping. Apply Wm. Opel, 604 Dewey Ave.

2163 FOR ItENT--Furnished rooms, mgd- ern, for light housekeeping. children preferred. 430 W. Unu Street. 2160 LEGAL NOTICE.

The undersigned, administrator of the estate of-Rudolph Bayer Rudolf Beier and Rudolph Beier, deceased, hereby gives notice that be will appear before the Probate Court of Madison County, at the Court House in Edwardsville on the first Monday of May next, at which time all persons having claims against said estate are notified to attend for the purpose of having the same ad justed. Dated this 19th day of February A. D. 1929. GILBERT S.

Glese, Public Administrator. (Feb 23 Mar 2-9J 2204 ADMINISTBATO1VS NOTICE, The undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Julias N. Begea nn, deceared, hereby give notice that she will appear before the Probate Court of Madison County, at the house in Edwardsville on the first Monday of May next, at which time all persons having claims against said "state are notified to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. Dated this 21st day of February A. D.

1929. ELLA BEGEMANN, Administratrix. J. E. Hillskotter, Atty.

(Feb 23 Mar 2-9) 2206 cmccrr COCHT NOTICE. State of Illinois. 1 ss. County of Madison, In Madison Circuit Court, March Term A. D.

1929. In chancery. Myrtle Heddick vs Louis E. Ted- dick bill for divorce No. 3267.

It appearing by affidavit on file in the Clork'd office of the Circuit Coiiii of County, aforesaid, in the above entitled cause, that the said defendant Louis E. Reddick a non-resident of the State of Illinois, and without the reach of the ordinary process of this Court, and the said complainant having filed her bill for divorce herein and i summons in chancery having been issued herein according to law returnable on the third Monday of March 1929. Now you, the said defendant, whose non-residence appears us above, are hereby notified that unless you be and appear before our said Circuit Court, to be holden at the Court House in the City of FI- wardsville on the third Monday of March A. D. 1929, and then and there plead, demur or answer to said bill according to the rules and practice of said Court, then said bill will be taken for confessed, and a decree entered against you according to the prayer thereof.

Dated at Edwardsville this 16th day of February A. D. 1929. JOHN MELLON, Clerk WILBUR TRARES, Solicitor for Complainant. (Feb 16-23 Mar 2-9) 2153 PETITION TO PRORATE WILL.

Probate Court Madison County, February Term 1929. State of Illinois, FOR RENT--Five room house, basement, garage, electric lights and gas. Also one room for single man. Inquire at 904 N. Main St.

2346 FOR rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Modern. Also two furnished rooms at 125 N. Kansas Street. Call 428W or at 428 W.

Union. 2141 FOR BENT--Five room house located on the Edwardsville-Marlne road. Garden and potato patch. Inquire of Walter Kolm, Marine, No. 1.

Phone 709. 2342 FOK RKNT--Farm 30 acres, 5 room house, barn and out buildings, South of Edwardsville, 111., at Troy Road crossing and filling station. James Matthews, Colliiu- ville, 111., R. R. 1.

2157 LEGAL NOTICE. ADMIMSTRAToii'S NOTICE The undersigned, administrator of tin estate of Wilbur Sehultc, deceased, hereby ghes notice that he will apppar before the Probate Court of Madison County, at the Court House in Eilwaidsville on the first Monday oT May next, at which time all persons having claims against said e-i- tate are rotifled to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. Dated this 7th day of March A. D. 1929, FRED H.

SCHULTE, Administrator. (Mar 9-16-23) 2345 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned, administrator of the estate of Mike Boboff, alias Mlail- en Popoff, deceased, hereby gives notice that ho will appear before the Probate Court of Madison County, at the Court House in Edwardsvllle on the first Monday of May next, at which time all persons having claims against estate are notified to attend for the purpose of having the some adjusted. Dated this 19th day of February A. D.

1329. GILBERT S. GIESE, Administrator. (Feb 23 Mar 2-9) 2J06 ss. County of Madison.

Iu the matter of the' Probate of the last will and testament of Mary Hewitt, deceased. In Probate Court. To All Persons Whom This May Concern--Greetings: Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th day of bruary A. D. 1929, a petition was filed in the Probate Court of Madison County, Illinois asking lhat the last well and testament of Mary Hewitt, deceased be admitted to Probate.

That same petition further states that the following named persons are ail the heirs-at-law and legatees: Anna Herwood, Edwards Farel, and other unknown heirs at law. You are further notified that the proof of the hearing of said will has been set by said court for the 21st day of March A. D. 1929 at the hour of 9 o'clock In the forenoon, at the Court House in Edwardsville, in said County when and where you can appear, if see fit, and show cause, if any you have, why said will should not be admitted to Probate. Dated February 21st.

1929. JOHN B. COPPINGER, Clerk. A. U.

BARCO, Attorney for Estate. (Feb 23 Mar 2-9) 2207 CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE. State of Illinois, 3 County of Madison, In Madison Circuit Court, March Term A. D. 1929.

In chancery. Ida C. Kunnernann, Admrx. estate of C. H.

Ktinnemann, deceased vs R. Douglas, also known as Robin Douglas, Leona Douglas and Granite City Trust and Savings Bank. Bill to foreclose mortgage No. 5263 Chy. It appearing by affidavit on file In the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of Madison County, aforesaid, in the above entitled cause, that the said defendant R.

Douglaa alao known as Robin Douglas Leona Douglas are non-residents of the State of Illinois, and without the reach of the ordinary process of this Court, and tho said complainant having filed her bill to foreclose mortgage herein and a summons in chancery having been issued herein according to law returnable on the third Monday of March 1929. Now you, the said defendant, whose non-residence appears as above, are hereby notified that unless you be "nnd appear before our said Circuit Court, to be boljlen ft the Court House in the City of Edwardsville, on the third Monday of March A. D. 1929, and then and there plead, demur or answer to said bill according to the rules and practice of said Court, then said bill will be taken for confessed, and a decree entered against you according to the prayer thereof. Dated at Edwardsville.

this 15th day of February A. D. 1929. JOHN MELLON, Clerk. JOSEPH C.

STEELS, Solicitor for Complainant. 16-23 March 2-9) 3136 LEGAL NOTICE. Executor's Nptice. The undersigned, executrix of the of C. H.

Bartels, deceased, hereby gives notice that she will appear before the Probate Court of Madison County, at the Court House in Edwardsville on the first Monday of nest, at which time all persons having claims against said estate are notified to attend for the purpose'of having the same adjusted. Dated this 28th day ot February A. D. 1929. EMMA C.

BARTELS, Executrix. WILLIAMSON BURROUGHS SIMPSON, Attys. (Mar 2-9-16)' 2233 CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE. State of Illinois, County of Madison. In the Madison Circuit Court, March Term, A.

1929. In chancery. Viola Liskey vs Raymond Lislcey hill for divorce No. 5265. It appearing by affidavit on file the Clerk's office of the Ciret-it Court of Madison County, aforesaid, in the above entitled cause, that the said defendant Raymond Liskey is a non-resident of the State of Illinois, and without the reach of the ordinary process of this court, and the said complainant having filed her bill for divorce herein and a summons In chancery having been issued herein according to law returnable on the third Monday of March 1929.

Now yon, the said defendant, whose non-residence appears above, are hereby notified that you be and appear before oar said Circuit Court, to be holden at the Court House in the City of Edwardsville, on the third Monday of March A. D. 1929 and then and there plead, demur or answer to said bill according to rules and practice of said Court, then laid bill will be taken for confessed, and a decree entered against you according to the prayer thereof. Dated at Edwardsville, this 15th day of February A. D.

1929. JOHN MELLON, Clerk. FRANCIS J. MANNING, Solicitor for Complainant. (Feb 16-23 Mar 2-9) 2149 WEEKLY SUMMARY AT JfATIOWAi STOCK TARDS National Stock Yards, Mar.

9-Weekly livestock jeview for week ending March 7, 1929, issued by Market News Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture. Cattle: Despite a steady to lower market on steers this week, the average price level figured higher than last week because of better qualified descriptinos offered during the current session. Compared with one week ago, lightweight steers sold about steady; other steers 15 to 25c lower, spots off more; mixed yearlings and heifers strong to 25c higher, light kinds showing the advance; best cows and low cutters weak, with spots 25c lower; other cows and cutters steady; bulls 25 to 50c lower; good and choice vealers $1 lower; stocker and feeder steers strong to 25c higher.

Tops for week: 1322-lb matured steers 113.50; 835-lb yearlings 112.75; 629-lb mixed yearlings 619-lb heifers $12.65. Heavy steers, or those averaging 1322 to 13S6 Ibs brought $12.25, $13.10 and 413.50, while medium weights scal- i. 1202 to 1297 Ihs ranged from $12 to $13.25, with bulk $12.25 to $13 and 1115 to 1178 pounders 11.75 to bulk $11.85 to $12.90. Light weight steers ranged from $9.25 to $13.10, the majority $10.25 to $12.50, with $10.35 to $13 claiming bulk of all steers. Fat mixed yearlings and heifers registered $11.7 to medium fleshed descriptions largely $10.25 to $11.

Top cows reached $10, the majority ot matrons $7.75 to most low cutters $5.75 to $6.25. Early in the week top sausage bulls made $9.50, with $9 the best at the close today. Good and choice vealers cashed at $16.75 today, while last Thursday $17.75 prevailed. Hogs: Hog receipts at this point, while about the same week as last week, are mnning materially Ic than at this time last year. This is undoubtedly partly due to the unfavorable condition of country roads but It is the opinion of many that the heavy marketings last fall and early winter has left country supplies curtailed.

Total receipts around the western market circuit fell off considerably from last week's runs and local prices have scored almost continuous upturns, assisted by higher trends to the eastern dressed trade. Prices in general are 50 to 65c high- than a week ago and the highest since last September. Pigs failed to follow the advance more than 25c. Today's trade opened steady to $10 higher with top price at $12. Bulk of early sales of 160 to 280 Ib weights were made at $11.75 to $11.96.

Later trade was 10 to 15c below early, spots 2Gc off. At the finish most hogs realized $11.60 to $11.85. aLte top being $11.90 and sellers unable to obtain this at the extreme close. Bulk of 130 to 1504b light lights cashed at $10 to $11.25 with 100 to 130 ib slaghter pigs at $8.75 to $10.25, Lighter pigs realized $7.25 to $8.75. Bulk of packing sows earned $10.50 to $10.60, late trade being dull and weak.

Sheep: Sheep house trade was of very narrow proportions all week and most of the reported supplies were on through nod direct billing. While Markets WHOLESALE. UrainT Wheat 1. Yellow corn 82 Oats new Hay Timothy $18.00 nutter and Eggs. Eggs fresh 27 Butter, rountry .60 1.U5 RETAIL.

Grain. Oats Wheat shipstijff Bran 1.35 Butter and Kggs. Eggs fresh 83 Butter, country 55 Butter, creamery .55 Prniu mid Vegetables. Lettuce per head 10 Apples, per us Beets per Ib Lettuce, long leaf per Ib tti Sweet Potatoes, per Ib 06 Potatoes, per bu 60-75 Carrots, per bunch 08 Cabbage per Ib 05 Turnips per Jb .93 Onions per Ib ox Oranges doz 25-35-60 Lemons doz ,30 Meats. Pork chop-, a Ib 33 Veal chops S5 Round Steak .35 Sirloin Steak 35 Smokeu Ham 30 Pork Steak 30 Bacon 25-45 St.

Louis Produce. Eggs 31; butter 51; live poultry heavy 2 7 lights 2 6 springs 39; roosters 17; geese 16-18; turkeys 32; ducks 23-27. St. Louis Cash Grain. Wheat--Red No 1, 138; red No 3, 135; red Gar No 3, 123; hard No 1 125; hard No 2, 124; hard No 3, 121 sample hard 93.

Corn--Mixed No 3, 9 mixed No 4, 94; white No 4, Oats--White No 2, white No 3, 50; mixed No 2, 43 3 No 4, 47. East St. Louis Livestock. Hog--Receipts 6000; Market 25 to 50c lower; 250 to 350, 10.8511.15; 200 to 250, 160 to 200, 130 to 160, 9.7511.25; 90 to 130, 7.25-10; packing sows 9.50-12. Cattle--Receipts 2 5 0 Market compared week ago steers steady to 25c lower and for week; beef teers 10.35-13; light yearlings and heifers 10.50-12.75; beef cows 7.75-y; low cutter and cutter cows 5.756.25; vealers 16.75-17.25; heavy cal- vers 9-11; bulk stock and feeder steers Sheep--Receipts 750; Market for week lambs and sheep steady; top fat lambs 16.75; hi'lk fat lambs 16.25-16.75; bulk cull Iambs 11.5013; bulk fat ewes Chicago Grain Close.

Daily Radio I'ONHilirs KPt'O, St. Louis, 545-1 S50 kc-- 6 p. m. Reading jf original poems H. E.

Charle; music. KM St UouK (tc 7 p. in. Lew White Organ recital; 7:30 Mildred Hunt with orchestra- 8, General Electric hour; 9, Luckj Strike dance orchestra; 10 vocal dun 10:20 Park Central orchestra; 11 Hotel Jefferson Dance music. KMOX, St.

Louis, 275.1m 1090kc 7:30 p. m. Emerson Brown, bary- tone; 7:45 Sweethearts of the Air; 8, Grace McGowan, soprano anr- Bii- ert Belts tenor; 8:15, Sweethearts of the Air; 8:30 Hazel Dopheide, acter sketches; 8:45, Sweethearts nf the Air; 9, National Foruin f-ara Washington D. 10 Hot Stove League 10:10 Amos and Andy; Colonel Courtesy; 10:30, Al Carney "Your Hour League." KWK, St. "Loui 234.2m-1280ko-- 7 p.

m. Furoil Band; 7:30 Liter- woven Entertainers; 8, Pan American program; 8:30 Hotel Chase orchestra; 9 studio program; 9:30 Los Angeles trio; 10, U. S. weather Vacuum Oil Stick to the Finish club; 10:15 club Avalon orchestra; 10:45 Hotel Chase orchestra; 11:15 Avalon orchestra; 11:30, the Tent orchestra; 12 Hotel Chase orchestra. SUNDAY, MARCH 10.

KI-'UO. St. Uiuis. 54.fi I 550 and 10:45 a. m.

Services of Pilgrim Lutheran church topic: "Enough Bread for Today's Hunger" Psalm 104, 27.28. Rev. Alfred Doerffler, pastor. Bible lesson: 10 a. 'The Prodigal Son." Luke 15, 11-25; 3 address: German; "I Thirst" Rev.

R. Falke; music; 3:30 Shut-i- nro- address: "In the Cross of Christ I Glory" Rev. H. C. Kothe, Worden, 111, music.

9:15 p. in. Address: "Why Did Jesus Refuse to Come Down from the Cross?" Rev. Rud. H.

C. Meyer; music. St. Lotus. 299 Xm --9 a.

in. Sunny hours of a Sunday Morning; 12 Elmer McDonald, old song favorites; 12:45 Schubert siring quartette; 1:15 Emerson. Brown, barytone; 1:30 local Oom- posers hour "Arthur 2, Symphonic hour; 3, Cathedral liour; 4, Bobbie and Robbie; 4:30 Services 10th Presbyterian church; 5, Lady Bee; 5:50 Careful Childrens club; Al Carney. 7 p. m.

Soiiatron program; LaPalina concert; Majesties of the Air; 9, DeForest Audions; 9:30 Around the Samovar; 10 Hot Stove League; 10:10 Amos and Andy; 10:20 Colonel Courtesy; 10:30 Al'Carney "Your Hour League." KU'K. St 4 Ziii I 2KUke-- 12 Huao orchestra; 1, Dinner Bell lour; Schweig Engel, soloists Jack I Patricka; 2, Young Peoples con- 'erences; 3, Vocal Instrumental'so- oists; 3:30 McKinney musicians; Musketeers quartet; 4:30 National Religious sen-ices; 5:30 Anglo Persians; 6, Browns Red Birds rewa; 6:15 Nomads; 6:30 Baldwin concert. 7 p. m. Enna Jettick melodies; Wheat--Mar May 12S 7:15 Colller hour; Hotel July 131 Sent 133V, Chase orchestra; 9, Fox broadcast; 10:30 U.

S. Gov ther July Sept 133. Corn--Mar 97 1 May 100-100 ft July Sept Oats--Mar May 60; July Sept 47 Chicago Produce. Eggs--Receipts 14,162 cases; extra firsts 34-35; firsts 33; ordinaries 30-31; seconds 29. Butter--Receipts 10.834 tubs; extras 49 extra firsts 48-48 firsts seconds Standards Poultry--Receipts none; fowls 2032; springs S2-34; stags 27; Isg- lorng 23-30; roosters 22; ducks 2430; geese 21; turkeys 20-30.

Potatoes--Market dull; arrivals S9 cars; on track 200; in transit SOS; Wia sacked Round White 80-100, mostly around 85, Minn and North Dakota sacked Round Whites 80-85; Idaho sacked Russets 145-160, a few 165-170. May Settle Contests. Springfield, Mar. 9--The election contests for House and Senate seats between William Sneed, Herrin, and James Felts, Marlon, and Carl Choisser, Benton and Wallace Bandy, may be settled next Tuesday when the sub-committees of the election committees of both belies wilh hear arguments in the case. The sub-committees -will determine the winners.

Won't Fight Transfer. Washington, Mar. 9--Leaders of the nation's dry forces are somewhat skeptical of President Hoover's plan transfer prohibition enforcement to the Justice Department but won't fight It. This attitude was revealed today by F. Scott McBride, general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League to International News Service.

considerable unevenness prevailed during the week, all classes and grades are quotable steady for the period undtr review. Packers bought most of the odd lots of better lambs today at $16.60 to $16.75, latter price being practical top for the week. Cu'lc are salable around $11.50 to $13, several lots of medium grades going at 14.50 to $15.75. Better fat ewe: are salable at $8.50 to $9.50 according to weight and condition, medium grades down to $7,50 and culls as low as $4. IB Whippet reports; 10:30 Avalon orchestra.

MONDAY MARCH 11. KFUO, St. Louis, 545-J. 550 kc-- 7:15 a. m.

Morning meditation; Rev. Theo. Karstensen; music; 12:15 Noonday address; Rev. C. Hafner; organ; 3 Story period; Herbert Poellot; music.

6 p. m. Lecture on Christian doctrine; topic "The Call of the Gospel" Rev. G. Schedler, DeSoto, music.

KWK, St. Louis 2S4 2m-1580kr-- 7 a. m. Getting'up exercises; 8 Virginia Arnold; 8:15 Three Little Maids; 8:30 local activities; 9, Dr. Copeland Health talk; 9:30 Bluebirds; 10:30 Versatile trio; Holla Coughlin, pianist; 12 Montgomery Ward's Farm Home hour; 12:45 lessons in Food and Body chemistry; 1, Hotel Chase string trio; 1:30 news bulletins; 3, U.

S. Marine band; 4, Jessie Todd; 5:45 St. Louis public schools talk; 6, Browaa Bed Birds news; 6:15 South Sea Island-, ers; 6:30 Roxy and his gang. 7:30 p. m.

Duo discs program; 8, Thos. Edison program; 8:30 real folks; 9, correct time; Blue Danube Nights; 9:30 Los Angeles trio; 10 U. S. Gov weather reports" 1 Stick tc tha Finish club; 10:15 Avalon orchestra; 10:45 studio program; 11-15 oiub Avalon orchestra. KMOX, St.

Louis, 275.1m 1090 ka a. in. Setting up exercises; 7:45 Jacquinot Jules organ; 9, Dell Reed, Dixie tenor Bill Brown, pianist; 9:40 Market reports at half hour intervals; 9:45 Jazz Foursome; 10:15 Hudy Bale, popular songs; 10:45, Leighs Hawailans; 11:15 Bernadine Hayes, Red Head of the Air; 11:45 Mississippi Bubbles; 12 Farm flasii; 12:45 Ethel Arnold, pianist; 1, Patterns in Prings; 2, Al Carney "Your Hour 3, Herbert Son.an Roosevelt ensemble; 4 2 5 World Book Man; 5, Market summary; Lady Bee; 5:40 talk; 6:50 Careful Childreas club; -t Oath; Mrs. Fred A. DeJarnctt, soprano." 7 p.

m. Kansas School Daze; 7:30 Ceco Couriers; 8, Physical Culture Magazine; 8:30 Warner Bros. Vita- phone Jubilee; 9, Robert Burns Pan- atelas; 9:30 United Choral Singers: 10 Hot Stove League; 10:10 Amos And Andy; 10:20 Spirit of St. Louis; 10:30 Skouras Monday Night club; 12 Al Carney "Your Hour League. Announce New Arrival.

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