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NOV. 1947. THE CHILLICOTHE CONSTITUTION- TRIBUNE, CHILLICOTHE, MISSOURI PAGE Read and Use The Classified Ads for Quick Results Real Estate CJUASSIFIED ADVERTISING INFORMATION advertisements should The Con Automotive than one FOR SALE re-We are getting a lot of new cars and the Boss says clean the lots. irregular in- time sertion takes the No ad is taken for at three lines. All.

ads are restricted to their Gr classil ications and to the regular Constitution-Tribune style The publisher reserves the type. i AtOCAVCQ LilC right to edit or reject any classified advertising copy. Ads ordered for three or six times stopped before the expiration be charged for only the number of times the ad appeared and adjustments made at the rate earned. BlinCi ads should be answered by writing box numbers given, in care Sedan, clean, low mileage, lots of extras. 1940 Chevrolet Sedan, Heater, Runs eood $975 1941 Dodge milk truck, runs good, good tires $525 1938 Ford Coach, 85 h.

Seal Beam lights, needs grill $395 1935 Chevrolet Coach, good tires, Seal beam lights, all steel top, motor OK $250 1931 Chevrolet Sedan, good tires $100 E-Z Terms, from 12 to 24 months to pay. of the Ad- 104 Linn st vertiser's name cannot be given. LINCO MOTORS LOOK! LOOK! Merchants' I We have some outstanding buys In pvvlri farms Service that's fast and efficient available on farm tractors, washers, refrigerators two fully equipped shops for better service, rates. SERVICE SHOP, Phone 1190 MONTGOMERY WARD i Chillicothe. Mo.

good farms. 6 room house, modern except heat good 7 room house, fully modern good 7 room house, 2 lots, fully modern $7,000. Many other goo'd buys. See us for your needs in good farms and homes. F.

E. MOUSE REALTOR JEFF BURNAM SALESMAN For Sale Hardwood. Tel. 1162. Delivered.

Bicycle, heating stove, radio, child 222 East Polk or call scooter. 797 L1. i SPORTS Oil heaters, p. X. Service Station.

706 Locust Street. Phone 662 Kalam'azoo coal or wood range, excellent condition. Raymond McCreary, Chula. A SURE Beautiful quarter block, close down- your town, stately shade trees. Corner Third and Locust Street.

Tel. 792. to save on heating Is attic insulation. Insulation for the average house, cost less than $75.00. Payments' Qood suburban grocery store for Iron coal basket for fire place.

Call SOP 11. Wanted to Rent quick sale. cox TURNER i Brookfield, Mo. Classified Advertising Rates Rates for a 15-word ad, the words to include advertiser's address, telephone number, or other identification: Charge Cash Six times $1.17 .99 Three times 84 .69 One time 45 .36 SALE OR TRADE 1936 Chevrolet pickup; heater; 1933 Chevrolet, radio and heater; 1936 Chevrolet coach, radio, heater 1934 V-8 pickup. All winterized.

See at Blue Star, ask for Ray. No phone calls. '37 Nash Ambassador, Over-drive, heater, good tires. See at 1114 Monroe 1 to 5 p. m.

,1 Announcements 1930 Model A coach. In good condition. Inquire at 435 Reynard or phone 912-J. For the winter evening reading! we suggest "Forever I I and "Campaign for "jfrom the Lending Library at can be arranged if desired NORTH MO LUMBER CO. Phone 213 Duplex, modern except heat, two Heger's genuine red-hot, mustard baths, near college, for quick sale for sale at Sander's Cafe.

can be bought for $6000. COX TURNER NOW AVAILABLE One-half horsepower Westinghouse electric motor, at KELLEY BENSON 709 Washington Phone 1194 room house, 2 lots, light and water $3500; 6 rooms, light water garage $4750. J. T. BALDWIN.

MATERIAL ON HAND We BUILD Kitchen Cabinets. Counters, Window Frames, Picket Fences Irvinbilt Products Co. Phone 72f 2M CUy Street WHEELING TAKES fN TOURNEY Boys Top Avalon, 19 to 17; Girls Win With Same Score as LCAA Finals End. 2 room furnished apartment for couple, in business district or close in. Call 1227.

Mr. Baker. I Wanted Local and long distance Vernon Macklln. Tel. 147 or 1676.

flocks. Highest premiums paid. Culling now. Graces Hatchery. Tel.

1003. Employment SEPTON'S. DELCO Burners Furnace Sales and Service 816 Jackson St. or Phone 88 KAGER ELECTRIC SERVICE OVER $2 AN HOUR! name plates for houses. Write National Engraving, 212 Summer, Boston, Mass.

it an handle it. 120 acres, 4 miles of Chillicothe. Electricity and gravel. Improvements good. Ground loam soil.

i $125 per acre. Building supplies and material i plehtv od arms and City Prop- ccntractors wheelbarrows steel orj erty See us and list vour rubber tired wheels, concrete and erty Wlth us for Suiek sale haydlte blocks, vibrated steam' STEPP AND NOTHNAGEL cured, reinforcing rods and mesh i Phone 627 steel basement sash; masonry QC 7 colors, paints, waterproofing 86 a re farm Use and barn and POLLOCK MFG. 320 acre stock and grain farm none better. $65.00 per acre. This farm will be financed to a man who has the equipment to stock Roof and flue repairing.

See Claude an Vl HlD Maple, formerly with Frank Hightower, 24 Washington street or telephone 741 after 5 p. m. For plumbing, guttering and fur- ce- work, see Glenn Coleman, 450 tyan Lane. Phone 861L 2. ree estimate on your electrical 'ag.

Motors repairs on all makes, i job too small for our repair chop. BEALL ELECTRIC CO. Phone 140 PAINT CONTRACTING painting-houses, barns and lommerciaJ. Phone or write 8. A.

Meter, 71 Walnut. TeL 294-W BpraV ran Start a Rawleigh Business. Real opportunity now for permanent, profitable work nearby. Write Rawleigh's Dept. Freeport, HI.

MOK-230-K, Reliable man with car wanted to call on farmers in Linn County. Wonderful opportunity. $15 to $20 in a day. No experience or capital required. Permanent.

Write today. McNESS COMPANY, Dept. Freeport, HI. 2 body and fender men to go to work at once. One man to work at night.

Apply In person Lionbereer Motor Co. at CHRISTMAS SUBSCRIPTIONS (-only a short time left to insure Jelivery for Christmas. Place your Irder, now at SEFTON'S Flower lop. Dor sanding and reflnlshing. Paper I hanging and painting.

Phore I 752-M after R. Harold Alley. H. I. Snare on every Jar of Snare's Rc-Lef Mfg.

by Snare Bro. 3mt. your Protection. Tree's topped, trimmed or taken Call me for free ITel. 1355 evenings.

NOTICE OF 1947 TAXES Your City, Real Estate, Personal 1 and Merchants Taxes are now due and will be payable without penalty until foecembcr 31. If possible, bring your 194G tax receipts, please. -PAUL V. FREED, Treasurer and Ex-offlcio Collector. Chillicothe Upholstering Co.

Auto and Furniture Upholstering Tops and Tarps Bethel Tiberghien 908 Locust Street Steady dependable dishwasher, good pay, Sundays off. See Dave at Dave's Grill under Clark's 13th Street, 1007. 800 E. Trenton, Mo. TeL Constitution-Tribune Want Ads Pay other improvements.

Possession soon. If sold at once $23 per acre. See Lloyd Anderson, 9 miles south Chillicothe. REBUILT MOTORS AVAILABLE Tip top sites for business buildings. Investigate before they are gone.

5 room house, lights, 4 lots, barn, abundance fruit $3,000.00. WARDS HAVE IN STOCK NOW 4 unit apartment, stoker heat, 4 Motors for Fords, Chevrolets, Ply- mouths. Come in now, if your baths, close in, will earn over net on investment. motor is not in stock. Wards can Two 3-bedroom bungalows, mod- get it in a few days.

IN STOCK NOW 1937 Plymouth $124.95 ex. 1937 Chevrolet 112.95 ex. 1940 Chevrolet 112.95 ex. 1941 Chevrolet 117.95 Sale or Rent: Improved 40 era, New 5-room bungalow, modern, oil heat, builMns, $7000. COX TURNER by day or week.

Special steaks, etc. by appointment. Catering to club parties, lodges, 1449-W. SHIRLEY'S. etc.

Tel. Scores (Boy's) Wheeling, 19 Avalon, 17 Academy, 23 Ludlow, 10. Girls Dawn, 40 Ludlow, il Wheeling, 19 Mooresville, 17. The two Wheeling high school basketball teams topped the Livingston County Athletic Association finals Saturday at the Chillicothe Business College court with the boy's team defeating Avalon, 19 to 17 and the girl's team defeating the Mooresville team by the same score. The boy's team defeated the Avalon team in a tight-fought game.

Sports Drive Head Curtains laundered and stretched 16 Clay street. Tel. 912-M. Want to do ironing. Tel.

1714-W. Toy Terrier pups. 703 Cowgill St. Wanted to Buy Dishes, stoves, furniture, anything. We buy, sell or trade.

Auction House Clay Street. Tel. 50 1941 Chevrolet Truck 1942 Chevrolet truck 122.95 ex. 122.95 ex. Only down on Wards Payment Plan.

MONTGOMERY WARD Chillicothe, Mo. acres, Jackson township. See COX TURNER For Rent Roofing, siding and insulation. Re- boys stu- pairs or new work. All work guaranteed.

Phone 247 for free i dents at 1121 McNaliy street. ING CO. Reliable man with, car wanted to call on farmers in Livingston County. Wonderful opportunity. I Pressure $15 to $20 in" a day.

No experience Presto, JOT iree 2 room apartment( man and wife estimate. MID-STATES ROOF-1 nraforrl 1M1 rvall cfrop preferred. 1531 Bryan street. or capital required. Permanent.

Write today. McNESS COMPANY, Dept. Freeport, 111. Female Help Wanted cookers: Betty Crocker, Wearever, Universal, 'Sleeping room for working man. 101 Ninth street.

Speed Meal, Reynolds. Chillicothe Electric Co. 705 Webster street. 3 rooms and bath, furnished and garage, before November 27. A.

A. Russell, 107 East Second St. genial roommate. 912 Walnut. Barb Wire, Heavy Field, and Poultry Fence, Bale Ties.

MILLS BROS. LBR. HDW. Garage, 402 Walnut street. Call 197.

Experienced stenographer, good sal- John W. Maxwell. Pormonpnt Winter coats in juniors and regular. ary. Permanent.

John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. Wall- brunn Bldg. Help Wanted for laundry and dry cleaning. Apply in person. 818 St.

SERVICE LAUN- sizes. In all wanted materials. STELLA-RENE STYLE SHOP 3 SECTION DRAG HARROW Clean, attractive apartment. Electric refrigerator and stove. Three rooms and bath.

Telephone 355-R. DRY. NOTICE Radio service. Free pick-up and delivery. Work guaranteed.

Hughes -Electric Service. Tel. 1723 BURTCH'S RADIO SERVICE Will repair radio and small appliances. Tel. 2.

Chula, Mo. Charis Foundation garments, girdles, slips and bras. Mrs. Mergenthal, 821 Washington street. Tel.

831. BUTCHERING Every Monday and Thursday. Glen Thompson's. East end 3rd St. Harness Repairing and Oiling ATKINS, South Washington HOUSE WIRING Aplumbing-.

nlso installation of eftctric. pumps. Fred Butcher, Farm- ersvillei Tel. 3007 Chula. BOX SUPPER At Oak Grove School, Tuesday night, Nov.

18th. Everyone invited. Mrs. Apollonia Moylan, teacher. GIRLS WANTED A steady job making work gloves.

Best of wages while learning. Apply at Boss Manufacturing Co. 101-105 Elm Street. Employment Wanted Cement work, basements, steps, foundations, sidewalks. By hour or contract.

Material optional. Tel. 1355 evenings. Hauling Short and long distance hauling. Prices reasonable.

Tel. 10F11- Louls Wood. Lost Found stolen black and white male pointer. Unusually large. Reward for information.

Carl Minghini. dog, black with white on feet and tip of his tail, name Toby. 308 Clay. Tel. 1089-J.

Wards Ridge-Flex harrow, 180 tooth, opening for two pension men, room and board. One room upstaks, Can be used either as rigid flexible harrow. $68.50. WARDS FARM STORE 440 Locust St. Chillicothe, Mo.

i one down. Mrs. H. Henderson, 215' Tenth St. Phone 979-R.

3c per pound. Hickory nuts 4c per Ib. Pecans 15c Ib. Scott Produce Co. Phone 192.

rabbits; No. l-'s, 12c; kits, 6c. SCOTT PRODUCE. Wanted to Buy after Melte, Sensenich, Junior Samson and Timmons managed to do the scoring. Both teams were evenly matched, showed by the difference in the score of two points.

Figg, Cunningham, Osgood and Davenport did the scoring for Avalon. The statistics: Wheeling: FG FT Melte 4 1 2 Sensenich 3 J. Samson .2 4 Timmons 4 i i Warren 0 2 Lowe 0 0 Littrell 0 0 Corzette 0 0 0 Smiley 0 0 0 S. Samson 0 0 0 Grantland Rice, dean of American sports writers, has once again organized the sports world for the March of Dimes, January 15-30. Under his national chairmanship, every sport, both professional and amateur, will cooperate in, the 1948.

crusade against polio, the great crippler. I Sidelights On SPORTS Totals 16 We pay highest prices for dead Avalon: stock; also old and crippled animals. We give truck service. Tankage Chillicothe 67. prompt sanitary Phone Missouri home.

I am individual, won't cause any bother with people looking at house. P. O. Box 150. For Sale Concrete blocks, vibrated, steam cured.

Call or see us 1 for delivered prices. Wilson Rhine- i hart Service station, 514 S. Wash- New 5-room oil burner with blower. ington. Telephone 155.

WARDS ROTARY SCRAPER. Your best rotary scraper buy today! Handles the toughest earth moving same features found in more expensive models. Heavy- duty 4-ft. bowl. $99.45.

WARDS FARM STORE 436 Locust St. Chillicothe, Mo. One rack ladies sweaters. Values to $6.95, for $1.98. Assorted sizes and colors.

THE IRELAND SHOP One Minute washer, electric and gas engines. Chillicothe Electric 705 Webster street. 70,000 B.T.U. off regular price. Windmoor Gardens.

Roll-a-way bed, Third street. large size. 1204 Capons, fat hens, fries and fresh eggs. Mrs. R.

B. Ayers, Phone Avalon. War surplus building 16x48 $450. Ready to set up. Bethel Tiberghien.

Hardware and auto parts, Minnesota paints and varnish. CRANE AUTO SUPPLY CO. Piano in good condition. Cheap if taken at once. Call 12F23.

TURKEYS, Place your order now for Thanksgiving and Christmas turkeys. GRACE'S TURKEY FARM. Phone 1003. Sewing machines and service. Make your treadle Singers electric port, ables.

Poindexter 915 Webster St. Floor Sander and Edger rental only $5.50 for 25 hours. Sand your 27 foot trailer cheap. Equipped mod- own floors, its easy with our new equipment. SERVICE SHOP, Phone 1190 MONTGOMERY WARD Chillicothe, Mo.

KEPAVKING All makes of furnaces. Repaired cleaned. C. J. Archer.

Phone 1431-W. and tan hound: Owner may have by identifying and paying for ad. Jewell Akerson, 1 mile west on 3rd street. AVERY CORN PLANTER Lost-ladies brown corded pocket accurate drop, book fold. Reward.

Call 971-W. Available for all kinds moving, local-long distance delivery service. Enclosed Van. Virgil Chapman. Phone 675-W.

Aer motor windmill parts and repairs. L. Coleman, Wheeling, Mo. BAKE SALE AND BAZAAR Grace Episcopal Church Guild will Hold a br.ke sale nnd bazaar Satiirdny. November 22.

at Stew- nvfs 'abstract office, starting at o'clock. Automotive 194G-Mercury, four door, low mileage. $2000.00. No phone personally. Dennis Hale.

Mo. Decide truck. 1947 Mf-del: 1947 Chevrolet with 1946 Nabor faiiiT. Sco Mrs. V.

K. Francis, Maitin and Third, or Don Chapman, attorney. For. Deluxe inotor. new tires.

See cast St. Ford, new at 405 Lo- Loani Federal Land Bank Farm Loans Chillicothe National Farm Loan Association Low payments Frank P. Miller Secretary Treasurer 115 Locust St. TeL 487 PAKM interest. City loans; FHA loans 80 to valuation.

Attractive. OOX TUttNER adjustable from 3 ft. 2 in. to 3 ft. 8 complete with 80 rods check wire.

$108.50. WARD'S FARM STORE 440 Locust St. Chillicothe, Mo. Washing Machine repair parts available at Wards. You can buy new white wringer rolls now for less than $5.00 a pair, other parts available at low prices.

SERVICE SHOP, Phone 1190 MONTGOMERY WARD Chillicothe, Mo. ernly. Pressure gas range; Duo- therm heater. 1109 First street. Late 1945 tractor equipped plow cultivator; tandem disc; heavy duty highway mower, scoop and hoist, all in excellent condition.

Floyd Spencer, 1017 Brookfield, Brookfleld, Missouri. Bicycle, radio, child's scooter. 525 East Bridge street. Mildred Morse. LOUISIANA WORK MULE TURNS UP WITH HORSE COLT ST.

MARTINVILLE, Nov. 17. Wise old farmers frtim miles around came here yesterday to take a look at a spindly, knock-kneed horse colt, then went away shaking heads. The one-day-old black colt looks normal enough, except for the peculiar shape of his head. His Claim to fame lies in the fact that his mama is Lou, a 12-year-old mule.

Veterinarian George Broussard of New Iberia went Scurrying to his record books after taking a look at Lou's offspring and came up with the information that the mare is the first of her breed to become the mother of a horse in Louisiana. He said he knew of only three other such cases in history. Lou is owned by Acie Miller, St. Martinville mule trader, who acquired her in September. Last Wednesday, she pulled a cane wagon all day.

Then, Thursday morning, she was found nuzzling her colt. KissicJc 0 Figg 2 Cunningham 4 Osgood 2 Davenport 2 Plummer 0 Singleton 0 Singleton 0 Barnhart 0 Canterbury 0 0 4 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 10 17 12 1 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Good second-hand lumber, good heating stove. 1 'Phone 707. One new cash register. Phone 331.

DRY Tel. 1206. Electric chick battery, 1200 capac- itv. $100. Tel.

9F14. Fencing, barbwlre, hay rope, blowln- ln insulation. R. J. Hurley Lumber Co.

Prompt service will be given your loan application. You deal with home folks. "No Red Chillicothe Federal Savings and Loan Association. F. W.

Gunby. 712 Washington St. Tel. 630. Merchants' 1937 Dodge coupe with '42 motor.

Just overhauled $600. See at 709 Eta between 10 a. mJand 2 p. m. 506 Locust We now have Linoleum Borders 24" at 49c per yd.

36" at 69c per yd. PETTITS' Wards Concrete Bloc simple to operate and fast! Two men can turn out more than twenty blocks an hour. Makes 7 ciifii-rent style blocks. Payout of profits on Wards Easy Payment Plan. S80.50.

WARDS FARM STORE 436 Locust St. Chillicothe, Mo. KINDLING TeL 738 One good depleting store scales, stove pipe, coal hods, 3 to 5 burner oil stoves ana stove parts. REESE'S SHOP, 420 Third, Phone 369-J. Chrome binding and sink rims for c'ibiret installations.

LEE MEEK STORE APPLES AND PEARS Jonathan apples $1 bushel and up: also Ben Davis and Ganos. George Yeomans, N. W. Chillicothe. Select Your Rust Craft Thanksgiving Cards Today Chillicothe Music Co.

10 years experlsQce la floor Latert modern equipment. Free of- Phone 330 flee phone 347. Rea. nhone 1484-W, Oil heaters. Thompson Market, VU Locust street.

V-8-60 Radiator, priced $25. Stotts Garage, Tel. 6. Verlin Shepard, Chula, Mo. Used 4 burner Perfection stove and oven, good condition.

Reasonable. 257 Clay street. Tel. 1619-W. Coal feed water heater $10; man's size 42 overcoat, good condition.

1515 Locust. Tel. 839-R. BONUSES IN 9 STATES CHICAGO, Nov. states already have authorized 1V4 billion dollars in bonuses for World War II veterans and six other states are considering programs which boost the total to 2 billion dollars by 1950.

The federation of tax administrators, which issued the report, said initial legislative action had been taken in the six states considering bonus programs and the next phase will be approval or rejection- by the voters next year. Maine has been the only state so far in which voters rejected a (McCoy 2 The game between, the Wheeling girls and the Mooresville girls was also an evenly matched game with the girls fighting all the way for the title, but Wheeling finally forged ahead behind the shooting of Cutshall, and Bauermeister. The statistics: Wheeling: FG FT Rader 0 0 0 Feeney 0 0 1 Cutshall 6 1 2 Bauermeister 12 0 2 Cutshall 0 0 2 Fitzpatrick 0 0 0 De Vaul 0 0 0 Cooper 0. 0 0 Sayer 0 0 0 Littrell 0 0 0 Bowman 0 0 0 Littrell 0 0 0 Totals 18 1 7 Mooresville: Tomlin 2 0 0 Stagner 2 1 Brown 0 0 0 Sherman 0 0 0 Roberts 0 0 0 Treon 6 1 2 Leighty 0 0 2 Dawkins 0 0 5 Johnson 0 0 0 Woolsey 0 0 1 Mitten 0 0 0 Cox 0 0 0 Totals 14 3 11 the ball through the hoop. The statistics: Dawn': FG Anderson, Car 12 Griffith 0 Byrd 6 Morgan 0 Col.

16 Radabaugh 0 Laurey 0 Hughes 0 Warren 0 Nibarger 0 Reed 0 Totals 34 Ludlow: Bidden 6 Garst 2 Bryan 0 Schroeder 0 Johnson 0 Denham 0 Lewis. 0 Cruse 0 Totals 8 FT 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 15 1 2 1 1 1 5 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Hosman Items The St. Joseph Academy boys came back after being beaten by Avalon in the first game- to 1 win over Ludlow, 23 to 10. The Academy was slightly the smaller team, but the team was fast and most of the players made points. The statistics: Academy: FG Saale 0 Dowd 10 Bonderer 2 Bohenkamp bonus program after its approval by the legislature, the federation said.

Vermont, in 1942, became the first state to provide a bonus for World War II veterans and so far is the only state to finance the grants from current funds. The other eight states with operating programs have had to borrow money. Bonus programs are in effect in Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Rhode Island and Vermont. Bonus plans wfll be voted on next year in Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Conway 0 Rupp 2 Trager 0 Forbes 0 Gatson 0 Totals 20 i Ludlow: Johnson 2 B.

Robinson 0 Gilliland 0 Bealer 2 Thompson. 0 Damerell 2 J. Robinson 2 Burton 0 Cruse i 0 STUDENT KILEED GREENVILLE, Nov. FT 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 13 5 1 0 1 1 1 2 Totals 8 2 11 A small but speedy Dawn girl's team defeated a large Ludlow team 40 to 11, in a consolation game. The Dawn team was sparked by pint- sized Helen Byrd, who spent half and Speidel, 17, Greenville er aine mld air high school student, was instantly twisting to intercept passes and killed by his own gun while duck 'move the ban down to the goal hunting near here late Saturday.

I where the two Andersons would put Mrs. Minnie Eckert and Bobby spent last Wednesday with Mrs. Marjorie Reeter and soris. Mrs. Idella Akers and children called in the afternoon.

Little- Ruth and Junior Herring of Chula last week for a visit with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Herring. Mr. and Mrs.

Rollie on Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Reeter Thursday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foster of Laclede and Mr. and Mrs. John Kilburn of Wlllard, Mo.

spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Herring. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Buckner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Brvin Roberts were other Saturday callers. Several from, this vicinity were in Chillicothe Saturday to see the C. C.

Homecoming parade. Mr. and Mrs. Buford Loney and daughter, J. A.

Loney and Mr. and Mrs. Kelsie Reeter and sons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Adron Loney and family of near Sturges.

Mr. and Mrs. George Reeter anjf family, Juanita and Delbert Reeter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Olen Akers and family.

C. H. -Akers called on Mr. and Mrs. F.

L. Boyle Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Buford Loney and daughter called on Mr.

and Mrs. Kelsie Reeter and sons Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Akers and family called on Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Prewitt and Lena Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prewitt spent, Monday with Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Caddell. Mr. and Mrs. Kelsie Reeter and sons helped Mr.

and Mrs, Rollie Reeter butcher Tuesday. Elizabeth Eckert spent Tuesday night with Lena Prewitt. Juanita Reeter spent Tuesday' night with Patsy Akers. The Helping Hand Club met with Mrs. Maye Akers Wednesday.

They quilted on a quilt for the hostess. They will meet with Mrs. Fern Boyle next. Game Tonight There will be a basketball game tonight beginning at 7:30 o'clock in the Chillicothe Business College gymuasium, between Veteran's Foreign War's team and Knights of Columbus team of the college. We can safely say that the Chillicothe Business College football field, where both college and high school games are played here, is one of the best, if not the best field in the state.

We have heard many compliments regarding the field, particularly from out-of-town coaches. players and football fans. There's no doubt but, what C. B. C.

officials did an excellent job when the field was originally planned, and they should be commended highly. The gridiron drains well and has a fine stand of grass on it. Trenton players firmly expected to meet the Chillicothe Hornets on a field of mud in their Armistice Day tilt Tuesday according to a report in the Trenton Republican- Times and also from comments heard from Trenton rooters who accompanied the team here. Raiii such as that which fell Sunday and Monday will make the C.B.C. field slippery, naturally, but there's no such thing as playing on a muddy field when the game's here in Chillicothe.

Charles Moser, former Chillicothe High school and M. U. football star, now head coach at McAllen, Texas, High School, is well satisfied with the success of his team in stiff Texas competition, according to word received here recently. Moser's high school gridsters had won four games while losing two, a good record considering the fact that Moser said before the season opened: "I'll be well pleased if the boys break even." Typical of the interest in Texas high school football was the crowd of more than 10,000 who witnessed Mbser's 1 McAllen team and battle in a recent game. Harlingen won, 27-20, for one of McAllen's two defeats.

The other was a one-point loss to Kingsville. 20-19. In the Harlingen tilt, McAllen trailed 0-20 at half'time, then made a rousing comeback to knot the count at 20-alI with three minutes remaining. Harlingen's winning touchdown came on a pay-off pass. Moser, now in his second year of coaching at McAllen, has good prospects for his 1948 team with all but nine of a squad of 68 returning.

His team has a record of five victories and one defeat this season. Moser, familiarly known "Dutch'' while roaming the gridiron and basketball court as a C.H.S. Hornet, was a four-year letter winner at C.H.S. in football. He was also a basketball and track star.

He was chosen as an all-Big Six center while cavorting fdr Don Faurot's Missouri Tigers and was a member of the championship team that met Georgia Tech in the Orange Bowl. Following graduation from M. U. he coached at Lexington, high school, then served as a navigation instructor in the Army Air Forces for several years. His position at McAllen came shortly after his release from active duty in the Army.

Well, -the football season, as far as Chillicothe school is concerned, is over and now comes time for basketball. Coacn Elgie Posey started workouts for the cage squad today. The first game of the year is to be played here Dec. 12 with CarroIIton. The junior high school team will begin its training bright and early Tuesday morning at 7:30 o'clock and Witt play in the junior high school tournament Dec.

3, 4, 5 and 6 at Breckenridge. State Property Wild game and fur-bearing animals are considered the property of the state. They can be regarded as possessed only when taken accordance with all regulations. in Always let hot dishes cool before putting them in the refrigerator. Basketball is the subject of conversation up Bethany way also these days with Bethany planning for a big invitational tournament to be held Feb.

5, 6, and 7. Nine teams have already accepted invitations to play, including Grant City, Coffey, Spickard, Cainsville, Ridgeway, Hatfield, Princeton, New Hampton and Gallatin. Efforts are being made to get teams from Urhonville, Milan, Trenton, Princeton, Grant City, Stanberry, Union Star and Gallatin, to play. Opening Indoor Season The indoor basketball season for Garrison school will be opened Tuesday night at 8 o'clock with a game between Garrison team and' Utica high school, Alonzo Redmon announced today. The game will be held at Central School gymnasium..