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S-26 THE DAYTON HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1939 'CTXAXCIAE 10 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ceipts 16.000. Calves, 1.500. Llgh steer snd heifer yearlings selling 10(. 15c higher; medium-weight en hiillnrk. verv alow, steady 'I io tcm wo t0m.

0 v' weak; yearling steers scaling MOO and grading strictly R' Department of Agriculture. Wither Bureau DAILY WEATHER MAP and choice getting dependable tion early top on j.uuu-m vrri ill 15: numecous loads liuht heifi -h miv.l vf.urlinffM llttht steei 10 80ll. best weighty steers earl i PRODUCE IIAYHiM. (Cor reded by 'In. Joe Iran.

EgKS Hennery whites' Extra first. Medium Hen, pound Roosters Frvs. pound Prices Cn id at plant-Colored hens Colored fryers, pound Leghorn hens, pound Old roosters, large, pound. Rabbits, No. 1 young 4-6 pounds, per pound Larue rabbits, pound ElJRS Hennery whites Co 1 27c 25c 21c 39c 20C 28c 15c 15c loc eioc ioc 111, rank-ancwiie 01 crop 1 iiniv ahniit 4 000 western gruiuwri mainly suKer ana irrurr.

medium to siriciiy gooa 111 run. mnrkpt Rtrnnir lO d- higher; calf-weight yearlings sellln1 (in I Kill Fill TTI I IJ UUWI1. WW I. vealet' eel steady; vealers up to fl.j WIIOI LSAI.E HUT I HI. iBy Miami Valley Co-oiMraiitt Producers Butter, per pound Milk 31c Natl Biscuit 22' 22' Canada Dry 14 14 (irn Food.

41 I Nat Prod 15', 1 Pot Silifsr 30. 30; Purity Bilking 13, Stand Brands. I 61 6l 22 22 14; 14 4ll 41 I8, 15'j 30 ii 30 13', 6 13 6 INIU HI Kltl.S Am Had Hi 10 UurKhs Ad Mai 13 Cotit'l Can 60' font 38 LHri re At Co. .1 23 Csm Thr. Mai 89 rim F.lectrlc.

.1 41 7k 10i 101 10 13l 13 I 60 I 60', I 36 I 38', 23. 23 89! 89 23 89 417. 417.1 417, Amrlrnn Can 112 1112 1112 1112 McCall I 127.1 12l 1274! 12 Owens Bottle. I 62 I 62 I 62 I 62 Otis Elevator. I 18 18 I 18 I 18 Remlnn 12l 12'4J 12 12'4 Servel Co ..,.1 14l 147,1 14! 14 Natl Supply.

-I 12Vi 12 Vat 12'. IIKTAIL TOKK Mr.ntff I 64 'j I 84 'At 54 'A 64 77 48 14 38 7674 Sear. Roebuck! 77 I 77 I 77 May Dtpt Strsi 48V, I 48 Woolyorth Co 38 48! 38 HHA((0 Am Tob 76! 76 7674 Liu At 98 I 90 96 Am Roll Mill. I 21 21 2 Hfthlm Steel 6341 93 B2J4 3 Inland Steel 95', 95'Ai 95'4 McKpt Tin Pll 16! 16 18 16 Steel Crpl 78, 78 Nat SU'el Corp! 79 i 71) 79 I 79 Ludlum SU-el I 25l 25 25 25 Ifi Steel com' 28 1 28 I Vanadium Crp 38 38 38 Crucible Steel. 99 99' 99 3 99 63 YRtn 63', 63 .1111 1 inin Oen Mots -cm 6414 64 54 64 LIVESTOCK market active 25c weighty sausage bulls 7.40 down.

ER JOY HEW NEAR I NG EASE! 7.40 vi 30 7.30 685 30 10 6.90 6.70 55? 23 625 50 7L ft The new WESTERN ELECTRIfJ 200 to 225 lbs ova to Q.M1 1h 250 to 275 lbs 7 275 to 300 lbs unn 1h, anrl nn 180 to 200 lbs 160 to 180 lbs 1 SO tn ISO lbs. un to ISO lb. 130 to 140 lbs 120 to 130 lbs 100 to 120 lbs Rows Sinus 4.00 1 7 7 6 6 6.00 ORTHO-TECHNIC AUDIPHONI has brought new hearing ease new happiness to thousands users. Based advanced techniqui in hearing aid design, this new ak should help you. Call on us forfjuy Unfinished hogs re being discounted 60o to si Cattle.

Oood to choice I 97510.25 Medium to good 8 25 9 00 Common steere 6.00 7.50 Feeder steere 6.50 8.00 Good to choice heifers. 8.00 9.00 Medium to Rood heifers. 7.00 8.00 Common heifers 5.50 6.50 Oood to choice beef cows 6.80 6.25 Med. to good beef 4.50we 6.25 Cuttr cows 3.50C 4.D0 BloRna bulls 6.00 7.50 Bneep. WESTERN HEARING! Ainc nn 6 6 6 6', 88 88 88 88 6 674 8 4 4 4 4 7 7 7 7 1 1 1 1 19 197, 19V, 1974 3 3 3 3 FSSOKIKS 29' 29 'A I 29 29 23 I 23 23 23 25 28 25 26 24 24 I 24 24 7 7l 7 7 37 37 I 37 37 47 47 47 47 6 6 I 6 6 34 1074 1 0741 107, 10 62 62 51 61 14 14l 14 1474 --Jv Wi' j'1'" nP txPLANTOv NO Vrk Aw ptmwt Itimti Wl ri.

jioaiO ISOiAM ISOTHUMS 44 t'ri 3 SYMBOLS i4U Ik. I O-l-lO 0 ctoUy. (J) Miat HW a I 1 titrtc miu I I Mfc no I SHADED AREA fmAtlMt Se-teaber 25. 1PZ9 I05 iQO' 95 90- AS 60 75' IIOW- IOM HOI 111 A I It I lime I lulls Hulls. Utlls 11 153 01 .05 33 41 .09 24 63 UlH 12 153 33 .34 33 98' 4 24 HI t- .18 SltH II tM.I.

MI.M 10 a. m. to 11 a. m. 270.000 11 a.

in. to 12 noon 370.000 (ll Hire to fireeiif lirmk NEW YOKK, Kept. 25. HWI.M iOwn HiKh. Low Noon Atch te 8 Fei 30 30'i 30 Atlantic .1 23l 23'i Brook it Tr Bait Ohio 8 8 New York Cen1 20 20 dies Ai 42V 42 ''1 Canadian 4'i 23 23 'i 12', 12', 8 8 20, 20 42H1 42H 4 HI 4 Union PaclflcilOO'a lOO'a lOO'ilOO't ut North ptd.

LehlKh Valley III Central Mo to pf 30 1 30' 6 'a I 5 IS I IS 30 30 6 I IS IS 61 6 0 6H 26 I 26 I 241., 24 7, Pennsylv MIhho Pac pfd Hii ifti i At L. 21 I 21 I 21 I 21 Chi pf, 141 141 14 16 16l 18 19 I IB I 19 I 19 28'i 284I 28'il 28'i 6.t 6ai 6'i I'' IVil 1UI Southern Pac. Southern Ry do pfd Maryland Allevhany II Ml, II'MKM Am Locomotvei a7 27 2 21 Baldwin I 19 10 '4 19t Am SU'el Fds, 39 39 I 39', Pressed Stl CI 15'4i 15 154 Pullman Co .1 40 I 39V 40 WestinKh A 36 I 36 1 MIMSII- Amer Smelters 68 '4 58' Aiiuconda Cop. 33 34 Cal Heclft B3. Dome M.

Ltd. 23 24 liown Sound 64 64 Alaska Juneau 6 8 Kennecott Cop 424 42 Miami Coper. 13 '4 13 Inter Nickel 384 39 Phil. Dodire Cn 45 45 33! 34 23 24 64 6 42 13 39 in 20 24 28 43 144 17 9 80 9 45 10 13 48 18 16 13 6 64 6 42 13 38 43 Nor Iron OI 20 I 20 I 204 III Hill IIS Flrestoiip 24 com 28', 28 8 Ftubber 43 143 till. Oen Asph fc Oi 1441 1441 24 28' 43 14 17 9 80', 9 45 10 13 48 18 Brnsdall Oil Ai 17 I 17 Consoldtd Oil! 9 I 9 Sndrd Oil Jl 50 I 50 Ohio Oil 9 4 9 Phil Petrlm 45 45 Puro Oil 10 10 Socony Vacm.

13 13 Texas Corp 48 '4 Un Oil of Cal 18 18 AMI SMI L.N TS Zenith Radio. 10 13 5 87 16 ia 13 13 64 8 20th Cent Fox. Radio Corp do pf S7 I 87 I 87 Fame 104 10 pi ni.tr 1 ni? TV- Am For 2l 2 Am Ac Telpp 160 160 160 160 8 8 6 West Union 34 34 34 3 1 Col Gas I 8 I 8 I 8 I 34 'j 8 1 3 29 6 22 8 12 13 13 Comwlth 1 1 141 3 3 3 29) 29 29 I 5 I 5 5 22 I 22 22 United Consol Oas Int Tpph. North Amer Nat Pwr Lt.i 8l 841 Stone Web Inc! 12 12 12 Unit Oas Imp. I 13', 13l 1311 13? 13! Am ww tv ei FOODS Borden Co.

13 iiffli HIUW wws 40? Mutual Home Bldq. P. D. WALBORX, Branch Mfr. IL' 3083 HA 4331 EVES 8.00 Old sheep I toons Choice lambs 00 9 teat Calve.

Good to choice, too CHICAGO. CHICAGO, Sept. 25. Cattle so 11.50 Re Hudaoii Mots Chrvsler Corp. Nash Motors Pkrd Mot Crp Studobaker Hupp Motors Yellow Truck.

Contln Mots .1 MOTOIt Af Boridix BrlKirs Body BrK-Wrnr Crp. Bonn A as Br Budd Mfs Co Elec Auto-Lite Libby-O-P Gl Mur Crp of A Stewt Warner. Tlmk Rlr Bear Houdallle Her. A I A I ION Aviation CofD 64 6 8j 6 Curtias Wrt 7" 7il 7l 74 United Alrcrftl 437l 43 43 43 Douglas Alrcftl 76 I 76 75741 75 Am Av Incl 204 20 2041 20 CHEMICALS Air Reduction' 65 65741 65 74, 1 65 Math Alk Wka; 36 36 (36 38 Com Solv .1 14741 14l 14741 14 I Dupont .1182 1182 1182 J182 Allied Chem .1194 il94 194 1194 Freeprt-Tex Ci 34 I 34 I 34 I 3474 Proc GambT 6174! 61741 61V4I 6174 Texas Gulf S. 37 I 37 37 37 Carb it Car! 9274! 9274! 92741 9274 Na Distil Prod' 23 I 23 I 23 I 23 Man San ChV 108 1108 741108 1108 74 INVESTMENT TRISTS Coml Credit C) 43 1 43 74! 4 3 741 4314 Denotes cx-dlvidend.

Denotes cx-riRhts today. Call money 1 per cent. WASHINGTON FEDERAL The weather map have lately revealed the usual Micression of hlchs and 'lows' ai roni the I'nited Mates, but the 'IiIrIw' alone have controlled the weather. While area of low barometer have appeared of normal MrenKth they have failed to exert a Morm making Influenre. A well developed area of low pressure moved from the Dakota to the eastern Great Lake since yesterday.

It has eaused some iloudlnrss and a few rains of small amount over the northeast quadrant of the Inited States. High pressure and a fold air mass Is charted to west of a "cold front" running from the Great Lake sotithwestward the Texas Tanhandle. This "hiRh" Is of unusual Intensity over the northwest, and contains the coldest weather of the season. Temperatures were well below freezing in the Dakotas. TODAY'S VITAL INFORMATION 7 North Jefferson Street ORGANIZED 72 YEARS AGO NEVER MISSED A DIVIDEND Your Account Solicited as a Borrower or Investor CLOSING OUT ENTIRE OF THE 3UllV 127 E.

FIFTH STREET iiinii' 11 Stocks Display Minor Changes; Trade Listless NKW YOKK, Sept. 25. (UP) St'Hka hovered narrowly around Saturday's final levels In quiet and rather featureless early dealings today. With many traders holding to the tiidclines pending congresHlonal developments on revision of the aims embargo, trading was colorless and price movements narrow. V.

S. Kteel opened 1,000 shares st "S's, up 'i and held narrowly around that level while most other steel issues also had small gains. Motor shares ftlso set up small fractional advances, while aviation issues recouped most of their opening losses which had ranged to a point in United Aircraft. Loft was an active feature on a small gain. Kailroad issues generally moved within minor fractions of their previous closing quotations, although Union Pacific was down more than a point.

Utilities were steady to firm in dull turnover. Copper, oil, merchandising and building shares were narrowly mixed. Westinghouse Electric ran up 154 point to 117 'i and Allied Cremical rose 2 points to 1D4. Hercules Powder slumped almost 2 points after opening unchanged. Curbs Uneven Curb stocks maintained an Irregular trend in dull forenoon dealings today.

AMivitv was at the slowest first-hour pace since outbreak of the war obroad on fccpi. i. Minlnc shares featured the up side, with gains ranging to more than a point in Lake fenorc ana k'w Zinc. Fractional gains were scored in Fisk Rubber, Eagle Picher Lead, Phoenix Securities and Irving Airchute. Losse9 ranged to 2 points in American Totash and Chemical.

American Cyanamid Grumman Aircraft and Bell Aircraft were moderately lower. Bonds Irregular A sharp upturn in Belgian Is sues led the foreign higher, while domestic issues turned Irregular in featureless trading today. Gains in the Belgian gru ranged to around 12 points in the 7s, due 1955. Estonia 7s also ral lied sharply, moving arounu points higher. Australian and Scandinavian lunas esiBO" advances of 1 to 4 points.

Tne U. S. government list eased as much as 7-32 point in viery quiei trading. Price changes In tne aomesuc section generally were limited to around a point. Railroad Uen3 were irregularly higher, witn ssew vv.rU rentrnl.

Erie and Delaware Hudson issues gaining fraction ally. liifrh.trrnrle securities were firm. More speculative utilities held about steady, wnne inuuini were mixed, with International Mercantile Marine 6s d.own about a point. Wheat Eases Fractions On Light Buying rmrAP.O Sent. 25.

(UP) Wheat ruled fractionally lower on the Chicago Board of trade to day in dull early trading. At iht end of the first hour wheat was off to cent, corn off to i. cent, and oats unchanged to Vi cent lower. Lack of export business and a tendency to wait for political developments in Washington made the market a slow affair. Light selling of wheat was partly due to a forecast of showers in parts of the winter wheat belt.

The weather Jtiap showed continued dry conditions over the weekend. After dipping about 'a cent, prices showed a steadier tone, but there was no important buying interest in evidence. Outside markets were dulll, with Winnipeg wheat off Ik to cent in the first hour, Minneapolis unchanged to cent lower, and Kansas City down to Vi cent. Hedge selling against fair purchases to-arrive caused a frac- tinnal decline in corn. Purchases from the country totaled 73,000 bushels early today, while local arrivals over the weeKena were estimated at 370 cars.

CHICAC.O CHICAGO. Sept. 25. Grain futures opened steady today Wheat Dec. 86's cf 86c.

off icc to Kc- May 87Vetff 87c, unchanged to off 'c; July 86i4c. unchanged. Corn Dec. 64:,4 54'jc. unchanged to off He: May 57 Vic off Vic; July 58e.

off 3c. OaU Dec. 34''a iff 345ic unchanged to 70'iiC: May 35 Ue. off Uc. Rye Dec 54 '4 54Nc.

off Uc to lie: Mav 574C. off 3c. Sov Beans Unchnnsrcd. October B5c bid. Dec, 86 bid.

Muv 87-c bid Lard Sept. off Dec. 7.fi0m7.S5. off .07 to .12: Jan. 7.BS.

off .10: March 8.10a. off .07: Mav 8.25a. off .05. Winnipeg Wheat Oct. 72'tiC.

off 3ic; Doc. 74'4C unchanged; Mav 79c. unchantted. DAYTON I LOI M1RKET (Hy Durst Hour Corporation) Short Patents Silksified, bbl. (2 P8-lb.

sacks) ,7.05 Durst Best, bbl. (2 98-lb. sacks) 6 40 Blue Bell, bbl. (2 98-lb. sacks) 6.00 Clnrini-H Putftnte Big Four, bbl.

(2 98-lb. sacks) Cala Lllv, bbl, (2 98-lb. sacks) Whole Wheat (2 sacks) 5.55 5 70 6.75 Mill Feeds-Bran, per cwt. 1.45 Middlings, per cwt 1-65 DAYTON GRAIN (Bv V. E.

Ilerter Co.) No. 2 red wheat, per bu. .83 New corn, per cwt. (209i moisture or less) 60 Old corn, per cwt 73 No, 2 rve, per bu. .51 No.

2 oats, per bu. 30 New barley, per bu .47 New soy beans, per bu 72 RHEUMATISM Relieve Pain In few Minutes irifew Back To relieve torturing pain of Rhfumatim, Neuritis, Neuralgia, or Lumbago in a fw tninuiw, rrt NCK1TO, the iplendid formula, HeU by thousands. Dependable no opiates. Doe the work quickly. Must relieve cruel pain, to your atistartion, in few minute or your money hack.

Don't fufler, Alc your Oruf gilt today tot IhXKITQ on Uui guarantee. Death Record Mr. Henry G. Ley, of lit Park rIIniel R. Trick, 55.

of 651 Carlisle 'jew O. Husmt, 6J, of 147 North Marion street. Alesandro rerone, 54, of Stone-mill road. OI Mr. Imma Jane Tonnelly, 81, of S3ti Lrxiiuton avenue.

Mrs. Lulu B. PohcII, 28fJ Ollerbeln avenue. lr. ratherlne Kelly, of 315 Ptonrmlll road.

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Exch. 300 Trr St. 10! 8. Ludlow firts for All Make Wathtri EASY TERMS Per Wcrk Onlr YOIR UlieUfD AS DOWN old fiMontn PAVMtNT CAPPEL'S Main Rrlnw Filth TV 'Ail CONTINUING DAILY ONLY UNTIL EVERY PIECE IN THE STORE IS SOLD THIS IS THE GREATEST SELECTION OF NEW AND USED 01 FURNITURE Auction for Years! MrtTUIMt; DPQPRVED It I XiialiAHnar lla RfiPII STOCK nn Offered at nrJaroil'ln Sail! FLOORS 0 f- i ihnvinp and Susie. Maria House, 42.

of 435 Cherry drive. Jlmmifi Norvell. 33, of 206 Hawthorne Ktrect. and Minnie Lee Boze- man. 28.

of 20, men ireei. Divorce Court NKW RUTS I Vlrr-ltiln KlrlflrT JIpsS street. VS. Paul J. Slckler, 3813 McCall street.

pinranra liifllln T4rnc1en. 1841 Howell avenue, vs. Clarence Patrick Braden, 4.12 Clrovelnnd avenue. Betty Richey, 341 North Main street, vs. Thomas Rlchcy.

Mlamlsburg. Thi.mrtiiin 11R Rieffrl street, vs. Howard E. Thompson, Dayton. Hoe A.

Hudson vs. Philip Hudson, Ohio state reformatory. Robert D. McCann, 31 Harshman street, vs. Thelma McCann.

100 Five uaks avenue. Building Permits C. L. Thompson, 2349 Bmlthville road, $4,400 single reaidenca and 280 garage at 1021-23 Belalre. C.

A. Miltner, 1031 Crelhton avenue, 360 Rarage at 2821 Kenmore. Mattie Lukes, 554 Hamilton avenue $25 enclose porch of single residence. Joseph and Catherine Brady, Detroit, $100 repuir garage at 21 Potomac. Charles Sheldon, D30 Huffman avenue.

$40 repair atalrs of duplex. Albert Wahlrab. 1201 Holly avenue, $125 addition to sinnle residence. Wcller Welding 318 East Second street, $35 repair workshop at 322 Turpin lane. Edgar EstrldRe.

200 Westwood avenue, $400 cnraKC. Theresa Frentman, 2323 Rosemont boulevard, $30 repair ainRle residence. Ben Kopelove, 226 Wayne avenue, 30 pipe rack (junk yard l. R. I Van Dvke.

6fi8 Brooklyn avenue, $92 alter fundatlon for single residence at 713 Westwood, and $218 garage. Birth Record Son. Roy and Cora Schwnccl, 1112 Wisconsin boulevard. Son. Elmer and Edna Sims, route Dnvton.

Son, Louis and E. Lucille Schlrtz-inKcr, 214 Balubridco street. Son. Orson and Dorothy Saunders, 4037 Woodcllffo avenue. Son, Robert and Iris Smith, 15031 Riverside drive.

Duughter. Chester and Mildred Shaw, route 1, Clayton, O. Daughter, Harry and Evelyn Si-vert, 2249 Enst Third street. Son, George and Meta Schwartz, 311 Monterev avenue. Son.

Walter and Katherlne Scheldt, 2702 Dwlght avenue. Dauuhter. Jack and Opal Tatman, 19 Mays avenue. Miamlsburg. O.

Son. James and Viola Twitty. 528 Pontlae street. Daughter, Curtis and Alice Twitty, 415 Pontine street. Son.

Charles and Mildred Tufts, 1518 Jordan avenue. DaUKhter. John and Alice Thomas, route 3. Troy, O. Daughter, Herman and Helen Thornhill.

15 Huffman avenue. Daughter, James and Mary Varner, 242 Kinnaid street. Son, Mitchell and Mildred Van-grow, 123 Perrlne street, Daughter, Roscoe and Hazel Way-mire, Union, O. DaughtcrTLcvl and Martha Wooden, 1508 South Brown street. Son, Earl and Leona Wctz, Traction avenue.

Fire Alarms Fire alarms Sundav: 6:08 A. M. 41 Hawthorne street: smoking In bed: $10 loss. 9:44 A. M.

Clay and Jones streets: short circuit in truck. 12:12 P. M. Roosevelt and Danner avenues; grass fire. 12 43 P.

M. Bryn Mawr drive and Yale avenue: grass fire. 1:25 P. M. 3142 Kestcr avenue; grass lire.

1:44 P. M. Rear of 2342 Rivervlew avenue: grass fire. 1:53 P. M.

Rear of 1248 Wayne avenue: grass fire. 2:43 P. M. East, end of Shetborne avenue; grass fire. 2:61 P.

M. East end of Shell avenue to Enterprise avenue; grass fire. 3:35 P. Catalpa drive and Earl-ham avenue: grass fire. P.

M. Fifth and Mound streets; discarded tobacco In paper In catch basin. 4:02 P. M. 400 block Shroyer road; prass flrp.

4:23 P. M. lfiOO block Springfield street; grass fire. 4:47 P. Rustic road and Hill-crest avenue; grass fire 4 58 P.

M. Eastwood park near river levee; grass fire. 7:43 P. M. Third and Ludlow streets; discarded cigaret in barber chair; $10 loss.

8:00 P. M. Salem and Edgeworth avenues; short circuit In auto: $10 loss. P. M.

226 Salem avenue: smelled smoke from previous grass fire. Monday: 4:52 A. M. 2323 East First street; unnecessary alarm. Markets At a Glance Stocks higher and moderately active.

Bonds Irregular. Curb Mocks mixed. Call Money 1 per rent. Foreign exchange about steady in relatioa to the dollar. Cotton future firm.

(irains In Chicago: Wheat and corn easy off about '4 to cent each. Rubber futures off as much as cent a pound. Silver unchanged In London to 23 1 i pence an ounce. I It If I Third street, snd Mnrgucrite L. Shatter.

19, ot 572 West Third street. Harold E. Nrmccrk, 27, of 18 South Trenton strfrt, and MnrRnrot M. Wood. 23, of 124 South Sperling avenue.

Joseph A. Stoeve, 31, of 17 Pleasant street, and Grace 1. Griffith. 25, of 517 Huffman avenue. Harry P.

Taylor. 24, of 31 Eat Woodburn avenue, and Mary Hyre, 21, of 1073 Sherwood drive. Ned Haynea. 25. of 1700 Rndellff mud.

and Constance Ruythe Sparks, 23. of 2420 Greenway avenue, John O. Wickernham, 22, of 827 Richard street, and Katlierlno Walter, 22, of 906 Webster street. Clarence W. Brewer.

28, of 2612 Wayne avenue, and Dorothy E. Gnau, 23, of 667 Hodapp avenue. George O. Thomas. 21, of 350 Middle street, and Lorena A.

White, 22, of Y. W.C.A. isst Charles R. Perrv, 50. of Beach Orove, and Mabel Farley, 39, of Moraine hotel.

John Macken, 38, of 131 Cambrldfje avenue, and Lucy A. McCllntock, 32, of 12 West Bowman avenue. Lewis M. Cunningham, 47, of NEW MAYTAGS A WICK 39i99 A WEEK Trado In Tour Old tVashrr WASHER LANE SOt TIt JEFFERSON. ao See the NEW MAYTAG F-asy CRQ QC Hnm! Tcrnif V9i9w Drmonotration Trade In Your Old Washer WAYNE FURNITURE CO.

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