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The Columbus Telegram from Columbus, Nebraska • 7

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TCT COLUMBTJS DAILY TELEGRAM. COLUMBUS," WTORA8KA. MONDAY DECEMBER; 21133; Christmas Gift of Railroad Ticket to FOR SALE: Comb and extracted 10.50, a load 1185 lbs. at 1182 tubs. Extra firsU (90-91H) 32g32'jc; lbs.

at heifers mostly. $1.50 extra (92) 33Hc: specials 33tu34Vic; ST9.00; few lots 9.00 10.00; bulk firsts 31 03214c; standards 33Uc; honey; Also have a special on 2 DELCO light plants in first class condition. 2 gcod sets of used batteries. A. E.

Krumland, Washing Machine and Electric Service. 1265 24th Ave. 013-- honey for baking. Delivered. Dial beef cows $4,255.25.

few cent (89) 32c; cent (88) S2e. Enable Former Nebraska: Woman to Set Son She Has Been Hunting for 41 Years 946. mi" 650; cutter grades bulls Poultry market firm; 38 trucks, 21 FOR SALE: Several girls' used bi- practical top vealers cars. Geese ducks 9 n. 1- 1 ISI.

111. I cvcles. one 20-in. balloon tire bi the FOft KENT cycle for 7-year-old girl. Several oiu, lew ea.uy; swcxers aeea- i spring i-mi-ams I er steers choice yearlings brpilers 5 16c; he as 11 16c; tur- Los Angeles.

Cat, Dec. 21 IP tricycles. Paprocki Bicycle Shop. $157 $7 .50 7.85.. One load of steer? of keys 1418tc; leghorn nans 8 Santa Claus arrived early at a cheap VACANCY.

COLUMBUS MARKETS Local buyers were quoting markets today as follows; Wheat, No. 1 hard No. 3 yellow corn No. 3 white corn No. 3 mixed corn Barley 754 27th Ave 0" Two oenta pr word for frlBt Insertion lHo per -word each additional eonaeenttva insertion 11.50 per line pr month.

Extra charg of 10c for ky" ada. Minimum onarf. Please can before 1 p- m. if you desire to cancel your Classified Advertisement for the day you u. aw placed after 1:00 p.

m. will be handled the following day. Politis apartments. 79tf choice aualitv sold late at the day's 11c: old roosters lift 12c. I rooming house nignt ana $1.14 top of $11.75.

Cheese Twins 17 Vir IT He; daisies brought a railroad ticket for Mrs. FATTENED dressed chickens for FORs RENT: 6-room furnished i Other cattle Quotations: Killing 17ftl8c; longhorns 17l8c- Camilla Warner to make a cnrisunas sale. Delivered. Mrs. W.

E. Rob 83c Masses: I Potatoes Supplies light; for best I visit to the son she has been hunting house. Phone 6770. 97tf erts. Dial 6818.

$1.00 Steers (550-900 demand good; for other stock! for 41 years. FURNISHED DOWNSTAIRS apart Oats 53c Choice $10.5011.75 demand slpw. market steady. Idaho) The son is Richard Foster of CHRISTMAS No. 486 $8.75 to $9.60.

Good Butcher hogs Layerfelt battery, only ment, gas heat. 1766 29th Ave. 99tf $8.75 to $9.15 'Medium i1 Sows $17.85 200-amp. battery, $12.50 9.00 it 10.75 Russet Burbanks sz.434 z.tts; V. Scottsbluft.

Neb. His mother says 7.009 9.00 No, 2, $2.00 2.05; Washington Rus- that he was taken from her as a baby 5.00? 7.25 ret Burbanks Colorado Red and adopted without her knowledge. Columbus Produce exchange. 2 dram tubs free with nia and divorced him, dreamed her son came to her. "He stood right beside the bed there." she said.

"He had a son with him. I dreamed I said what a fine boy and my son kissed I visited a friend and told her about it- I returned home and found a letter under my doorstep from a friend in Nebraska enclosing son's adver tiscmcnt. I don't know whether it was a coincidence or something greater." The son's letter said that he h.is been "knocked from pillar to post" since he was eight years old." rThink of that, homeless at stormed Mrs. Warner. "What i won't do to that woman who took hwn away from me if I ever find her." She leaves here for Scottsbluff FOR RENT: Room and board for 3 men.

2905 14th St. OOtf each Voss or Speed Queen sold be McLlures jz.eu; Wisconsin Kouna For 20 years she spent all her They Go Zverywher These Classified Ads find their way to every corner of Columbus and Into homes and farms along- suburban and country roads for mites around. There Is better way cf putting your No. 1 Poultry-Hens, over 44 lbs. Hens, 4 lbs.

and under Il.75itil2.25 Whites U. S. No. 2. 87c.

Ar- money search for him. An 11.75 rivals on track 263; shipments tisement inserted by the son, who fore New Year's. Johnson Radio Shop. 013 FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent. 2502 17th St.

95tf Common I Steers (900-1100 10c Prime, 07c 'Choice 06c 'Good 10c, 07c -Common 06c Steers (-1 100-1300 06c, prime Hens, leghorns FOR SALE: New and used bicycles. Springs, over 416 lbs. 9.00fi 10.75 Sunday 34c, Saturday 5.20. I also was seeking his mother, brought 7.000 9.00 I them in touch with each other again. 5.25H 7.00, CHICAGO CASH GRAIN when it developed that neither Good assortment ef used bicycles FOR RENT: Five-room modern house, $20.

Six-room partly mod I offer before the public To in smaller sizes. Paprocki Bicycle I Chicago, Dec. 21 UP Wheat No. had the money for a reunion, a YOUR ad, simply phone Shop. 754 27th Ave.

013 11.50S12.00 1 hard 1.41H. Springs, 44 lbs. and under Springs, leghorns Stags, 4 lbs. and over Stags, under Ahi lbs. Cocks, over 4 lbs.

Cocks. 4 lbs. and under ern house, $17.50. Five-room well located house, $15.00. Muler Allied Securities Co.

013 10.50 11.75 Corn No. 3 mixed No. 4 04c Choice CHRISTMAS bFECJLAis on guar score of Santa Clauses made their appearance. A Los Angeles woman got to the rooming house first with a paid-for railroad ticket. 9.00ei0.75 mixed $1.03 1.03H; old No.

2 yel- 06c 04c anteed canary singers, Also large 7.00 9.00 low No. 2 yellow No. 3 yellow $1.07 1.10; No. 4 yellow size Lloyd doll buggy for sale. Dial Good Medium Steers (1300-1500 lbs.) Prime yOK JSALB Dances a Jig 2702 20th St-.

013 10.7511.75 No. 5 yellow DESIRABLE SOUTH ROOM furnished for light housekeeping with gas range. Also nice sleeping room. First house north of Y. M.

C. A. 013 HAY MEASURING BOOKS, telling No. 3 whit $1.106 1.12; I .10.25 11.25 4H.04; Mrs. Warner, a spry, bobbed-hair- nrani ICCT HII ITADV grandmother, clutched the ticket UtAULI CO I IVUL.I I An I FOR SALE: White Rock pullets.

24c 19c the number of tons is any size iniit in nn Nn 4 white 41 Oft-ii 1.1041 No. 5 white I ed I All No. 2 Poultry, 3e less. Eggs Graded Basis no. i No.

2 No. 3 Cream Cream Good or shape stack for sale at 50c each. 4M 8 5i Sl.03V14il.07Vi. land danced a jig. laughing through Leo Mark, Platte Center, Nebr.

011 WEAPON DEVELOPED Common and medium The Telegram Office. 75tx 16c 32c Oats NO. 1 White SSHCaaHc; WO. ner tears, one was a io-jear Heifers (750-900 Good and choice RADIO TUBE SPECIAL! 15c for FOR SALE: Dressed geese, ducks LARGE FURNISHED room in modern home for rent, suitable for two. Close in.

Board optional. 8 25S11.0O 2 white No. 3 white 52Hc; old uanisn girl working as a 8.50 sample 50c. ress at Milford. Neb, when her baby your old tubes on new ones.

John and chickens. Phone 3335. 002 i Rye No. 1, $1.23 Vi. was porn, ina cnuas iainer was son Radio Shop.

013 Gentleman preferred. 2404 15th St. Common and medium Cows: Good Common and medium Low cutter and cutter- 013 5.251,6.25 Barley Feed 60 88c? mating kiUed in an accident Deiore tne Dunn. 4.009 5.2a 1.40. agreed with a maternity home CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Basket ap SENTINEL battt ry radio complete, ples while they last, $1.35, Will only $29.95, Console radio $34.95, 3.00y 4.00 Timothy seed Old crop $5.85 I to work for a year to pay her ex- OMAHA PRODUCE Omaha IP Live poultry: No.

1 hens, over 44 lbs. 12c; 4 lbs. and under 10llc; leghorn hens 910c; leghorn springs 8 9c; No. 1 roosters 8 9c: leghorn roosters 7c; stags 8 9c; capons. 8 lbs.

and over. 164? 17c; under 8 lbs. 1314c: young ducks. have car potatoes on track Tuesday, wind charger, $15 extra. Johnson je.io; new crop S5.eo'(j5.tto.

i penses proviaea sne De aiiowea to Bulls (yearlings excluded): WANTED Miscellaneous $1.57, 100 lbs. Will have car cotton Radio Shop. 013 5.008 5.50 Clover seed $24.00331.00. I keephe child. 3.75 3.25 Soy beans No.

yellow S18H: one day I saw them taking seed cake. Bisson Cream Station. 002 GEESE AND CHICKENS for sale. No. 3 yellow si.57; No.

4 yellow SIY. I the baby into the oil ice. sne recau- WANTED AT ONCE: Iron, metals, and rags. Sam Kavich. 2505 11th St.

88tf heavy white, 11c; heavy dark 9c; 7.00 9.50 Cash provisions Lard "He was the prettiest one in the Dressed or alive. Phone 7695. 013 Good Cutter and -common ealers: Good and choice Medium Cull and common Calves (250-500 FOR SALE: Dry cottonwood. young geese 10llc; turkeys No. 5.50 fi 7.00 loose leaf bellies nursery, and people were always 30 a 530 $16.37 nominal.

I wanting to adopt him. They told me -iT. Krumland, 2 miles south, one IF YOU WISH TO BUY or sell any! young toms, heavy 14 15c; young mile east of Columbus. 003 Paris, Dec. 21 IPi The deadliest military weapon invited since the world war an aerial mine towed on a cable by an airplane is being developed in secret by two European governments, it was disclosed in authoritative circles today.

It was learned the Russian government Is negotiating to obtain us of the invention. The weapon is de-Signed to defend great cities from air attacks Lut can txtused as an fehsive weapon. Specially equipped planes will rlM at the approach of attacking squadrons. Once in the air. the mines would be lowered by means of an electric winch.

Flying over the attacking squadron, the defending airplane would drag the mines into them. Thus, defending airplanes could quickly wipe out the enemy. As an offensive weapon, the aerial mine can be towed into a building, bridge, railroad or other target The high explosives in each mine would destroy its target on impact. they were lust showing him to hnn coo nrnlrsnxrs nenS. 5 IDS.

ana UVCr 1W, Blliau lui- Good and choice connections on all exchanges. Miller Keys i3-cic, oiu GOOD DUROC boar and Buff Or- 5.009 8.50! CHICAGO LIVESTOCK I someone. That was the last I ever 3.50 5.00 Chicago, Dec. 21 IPV Hors 28,000, 1 saw of him. I kept demanding, and Common and medium FOB SALE 3-piece butt walnut bedroom suite, includes springs guaranteed for 25 years; 7 -piece, dining room suite; living room suite; Coxwell chair; ottoman; 9x12 wool rug; Singer sewing machine; Voss Allied Securities Co.

Phone 4175. pineton pullets. Henry Marten 200 direct, including 7.500 directs. Fairly ac-1 finally they told me he was ador t- Sheep 2,200, includes rtO 2 umacu iuikcs v-vi. over live.

Young guineas 2 lbs. and over 27 28c each- 013 son, Monroe. 002 1 Lambs slow, early bids fully steady, tive to shippers and small local kill-1 ed. COLUMBUS RENDERING SER-I Fresh eggs Current receipts asking higher; sheep and feeders mostly 10 to 15c higher than Fn- Six Shootsrs Ruled Nebraska 4 FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR washing. machine; G-E electric radio; Vlr.F- TloaH animals rcmnnwl froa enon.

7nfl- Wa 1 2S02Rrr Nn. 2 19 stpartv Rnllr cnrtw4 nstlvo anA frA (lav average: ton S10.2S: bulk well-1 K.r Vlrlnanirxi dinnpr nrdpr Ouinn's Oualitv Tur gas range; 2-hole gas plate; bridge promptly. We pay phone calls, 20c; dirties 1920c; checks 1819c.wool lambs bid $8.258.50, best held finished 190 to 280 lbs. haws, but then the law of the six 013 keys. Dial 3176.

Ftuttorfat Nn. 1 cream, delivered above 8 75. vearlinss held above DU1K eoa sows I shooter ruled Nebraska. I couldn't Columbus 6847. Seribner Rendering lamps, and many other articles.

Call at 2215 14th St Tuesday, Wednesday, 29 30c; at country stations 27c; good and choice ewes eligible Cattle 14.000. calves 2.000. Fed! do a thing but hunt. For 20 years 1 -FOR SALE: Baled bright wheat Works. Chas.

Galley, Agent. 986 Thursday. 13 straw, short and chafy. Good feed rect shippers' price, track 28c. $3 25 4.00; no feeders of conse- steers and yearlings steady to strong; I spent all the money I had searching 3 miles north of viaduct.

Herman quence offered; small lot of solid iraae ratner siow; not mucn oeei in i jor 1." Butter No. 1, one-lb, cartons, solid 35c; No. 2, 34Hc. LOANS MADE on farm and city Meyer. 013 mouth breeding ewes $4.50.

One night last week Mrs. Warner. FOR SALE: Dabed, 9x12 Axminster rug. Both in A-l condition. Call at 2806 20th St.

013 real estate on very eood terms I run; middle grades predominating, bnly sprinkling toppy steers here; stockers and feeders comprised Fresh milk Blended 35 cent who later married a man in Califor- A colt U'un uiciiut and low rates. See us. Miller Al- butterfat, deUvered $2.16 cwt; indus- per OMAHA CASH GRAIN USED CHEVROLET CAR RADIO with suppressors. Tropic Air hot and short-fed mostly Omaha. Dec.

21 IP Hard wheat warmed-up iiea securities vo. zouo um oi. 'trial purposes $1.41 F03. SALE: Engine washer $35, car eastern shiu- water heater, Sell cheap or trade U1J brought the best prices since Aue- selling at $750 down; radio $5. 10 record automatic phon All A UA AV ust, 1929, on the Omaha grain ex-r pers paying $11.00 upwards lor lat i ior pump gun.

Phone 7719. 013 Exotic Actress DROUTH LOANS: We a.e in a change today, when No. 1 hard dark cattle; taking yearlings up to $1Z0 ograph midget radio $6.50, 2-volt battery radio complete, $1750, Johnson Radio Shop. 013 position to make farm loans, tlT sold at $1.41 per bushel. This price and 1400-lb.

averages to dress- FAT CAPONS AND TURKEYS FOR at low interest rates, to carry you 7' i nn through the drouth period. sVus was exceeded by northern -spring ed market still under adverse influ-1 23 Reached Answer to rrrvious Puzzle SALE: 22c lb. live. T. A.

Sloan, west end of 15th St. at city limits. FOR Very reasonable, Ping table, booths, chairs, dishes. and save money. Speice-Echols-1 pljce.

wheat last week. The wheat market ence of poultry, large steer market today was unchanged to a cent high- rharply higher than week ago. today, er wit hthe trading basis unchanged however, mainly 50c to $1.00 over 14.00. Boettcher Columbus, Nebr. I NLJW I 24Sh is fan i.

013 famous 986 HORIZONTAL 1 Actress pict lured here. 8 Ik'i- first name 12 Doves home. 1 1 Pnncruuic Upland prairie No. 1, $1550 16.50; No .2, $14.50 15.50; No. 3, and to Mtc higher.

Demand for the limit-, that low spot; she stock also steady to COMPLETE SIMPLIFIED RECORD BOOK covering requirements of strong; bulls strong to 10c higher and ed offerings was very good. PROPERTY. RENTALS supervised. jSlS.OO1?? 14.00. rh.r.p.

r.n.hi. ft.i t- Midland prairie No. 1. $14,509 a 'vealers mainly steady at $1050 down. Corn also was unchanged to Li 1 TriB Aire 1 if a social security law effect Jan.

1st cent higher, but the trading basis mostly; few shipper vealers making tention to property of non-residents, i Books 75c and up, Write, call or ISKool edge. 17 Smell. Mixed hay No. 1, $15.50 was unchanged to Uc lower. De-i51L00.

cntro pltk uce tables, latest style ice cream cabinet, City Club. 2303 13th St. 013 FOR SALE: 1934 Ford coupe. 1931 Model A truck cheap if taken Dec. 30.

Phone 7276. 013 TRADE IN YOUR OLD RADIO or musical instrument on a new all wave Johnson Radio Shop. 013 phone George Scheidel, Platte Cen See or write Miller Allied Securities Co. 2508 13th St. 013 Roosnitra mand was good.

Oats, rye and bar-1 Sheep 9,000, including 800 directs. 1 kiT 1 1 18 Singing voice. ter. 013 No. 2,.

No. 3, $13.50 14.00. Straw Oats wheat $550. ley were unchanged. Closing prices: Fat lambs moderately active; early 25 To scatter.

26 Monkey. 27 Corded cloth. 29 Cuckoo. 30 To slash. 31 Age.

3 32 Ravines. 38 Balsam. 39 God of love. Wheat Dark hard- Nn 1 Si Anns Isales ful lv steadv to stronger: ased WELL MATCHED TEAM, fat, gen 1.41; No. 2, $1.39.

Hard winter: No. sheep steady; good to choice native tie. One set harness, two milk cows, 3 Hampshire sows. Chris WANTED TO BUY: 5 h. p.

electric motor. Must be in good working Write Box 473, Columbus, stating price. 013 1, $1.401.40. OMAHA COMMERCIAL FEEDS Omaha IP Commercial feeds. and fed western lambs handy weights held upward to $9.25 1 A WTj A PTJF 0O AYDnGWE pp, I YriP.6Tr EjJ .0 a 'l'eTJtTa neTIg o'r'e iTAWcfs i eTTs eVeTd Corn No.

3 yellow $1.12 1.13; Matzen, St. Edward. 013 and above; slaughter ewes $3,500 'selling price, F. O. B.

Omaha, in ton No. 4 yellow No. 3 mixed No. 4 mixed $1.1016. 19 Opposite of odd.

20 Deprives of office. 22 Those who wear clothes. 24 To ffaae 1 28 Competed in speed. 33 Wigwam SURETY B02JDS of all kinds writ SPECIAL! Oberg's egg mash, $2.40 lots $3 to $3 less. 450 mostly; feeding lambs scarce.

40 Knocks. 41 Handle. i PRICES REDUCED, 2. new home i 'pool tables, was $23.50, now $17.50, now S9.75. Hinck Beauty Shop.

013 per 100 lbs. in half-top lots if sack. See us. 2508 wheat feeds Standard bran Oats No. 3 mixed 53c; No.

4 white returned. Also top prices for all ten. Quick service. 13th St. Phone 4175.

Securities Co. 52fi53c. Miller Allied pure bran brown 013 (shorts grey shorts flour produce, Schuyler Hatchery. Barley No. 5, 82c '32' HUDSON wachf '31- Buick Trend of Markets 30 Graham '29 Ford coupe, '29 Chevrolet coach.

Mac's Auto Service. Phone 5543. 013 34 To habituate. Shown at Glance CHICAGO FUTURES Chicago, Dec. 21 1IP ARE YOU IN NEED OF MONEVT rcStXrUV We make loans on city property meal cake $47 00 41 on farms, on automobiles or furni-: cen Drotein $10 less.

lM.cei AlfaUa meal -No. 1 medium and Real Estate Agency. 013 ground $26 00; No. 2 FOR SALE: One Purebred Holsteip bull calf, 4 days old. One wagon With triple box.

$15. Carl Gehring, Platte Center, R. 1. 013 35 Expert. 36 Highly im Open High Low Close 42 Quantity.

43 One that uses. 44 Genus of in- sects. 43 Incarnation of Viihnu. 46 To prepare for publication. 47 Fern seeds.

50 Scarlet 52 Senior. 55 South Carolina 4 Husband or wife. 5 Is in debt 6 Mover's truck. 7 In a line. 9 To ogle.

10 To wash. 1 1 To affirm. 12 Fish, 14 Before. 16 Being. 21 To make sweet.

52 To spilL 53 Abrupt. 54 Bussian villages. 56 She was born in She is a actress. VERTICAL. 1 Knob.

2 On top of. 3 Cipher. Wheat: portant. 1 1 1 or Dec. BICYCLES, new and used, some tricycles.

Will buy used bicycles. See Cue, 2710 9th St. 1 blocks south City Light Plant. 013 FOR SALE: Young bronze turkey 37 Everlasting. May 1374 139H 137 1384 131 4 133 131 Vi 132H 116H 118H 116H 11714 toms, very large, nice- birds, $4, HELP WANTED By United Press irregularly lower; motors 43 To disrobe.

48 English coin July fine ground pea size $46.00. Feeding tankage 60 per cent protein $66.50. Mrs. George Kallweit, Platte Center. weak.

013 FOR. SALE: Model. John Deere Corn: -Dec, new 49 Scandinavian, 108 110 1084 109 or bone scrap 50 per cent 52 Stir. FOR SALE: Until Jan. 1 only, 4 protein $54.00.

tractor, 1936 model with cultivator. Glen McBride, Belgrade, Nebr -013 May, new ....104 106 104 105 May, old ....103 104 103 103 WANTED: Married man for work on farm in 1937. Separate house. Write 1'J," Box473, Columbus, giving particulars and references. 013 13 i i4 IS lb 17 I IS 19 1 Bonds irregularly lower.

Curb stocks irregular. Chicago stocks irregularly lower. Call money 1 per cent Foreign exchange easy; Holland Domestic soy bean meal 41 per purebred Spotted Poland China boars. John 3 miles south I I I I I I I I I I I I I cent protein $49.00. July, new ..101 103 101 -101 July, old 98 100T4 98 99 Hominy feed White $4230; yellow of Cornlea on' graveled, road.

013 FOR SALE: Metal turning lathe. Dial 3232. 013 corn bran $42.50. Guilder strong. Oats: Dec.

51 52 51 51Kb HAVE OPENING for man with car in Platte County. No investment. Steady income. S. F.

Baker Keokuk, Iowa. 984 OMAHA LIVESTOCK May 50 51 50 51 July 45 45 45 45 yECSL13 AND HIS TKIIKDS By Blot ger Omaha, Dec. 21 IP (USDA) Hogs 10,000, includes 2,000 direct Rye: Dec. 2 A New Problem! I Cotton easy. Grain: Chicago wheat to lower; corn (new) to He higher; corn (old) unchanged to pats unchanged to higher; rye Pic higher to lower, Rubber easy.

Silver at New York unchanged at 45 cents. 115 117 115 115a Ill .113 110 INSURANCE Butchers rather slow, around steady I with Friday, big packers inactive; pigs and sows strong; early top $9.80 for choice 210 lbs. up, few lots to May July Barley: IO514 107 105 106 86a "a T-: rtUWG MAWTHIS V5 A F1WE' I DIDMT PEAUZE A TIME TO BE GETTING POP! HAD A -T fTS AFTER ONE- -TMONDERRJL TIME traders at $9.85 9.90. Better grade Dec. May Soy.

beans: 200 to 300 lbs. 170 to 190 SEE US about your insurance needs. We can furnish especially desirable contracts. Miller Allied Securities Co. 2508 13th St.

013 lbs. $9.25 9.65; 140 to 170 lbsH $8.50 9.35; 100 to 135 lbs. $7.00 8.50; Read The Telegram Dec. 156. 158 156 158a 157 158 156 157a tpttpitppci lighter weights down to feed mmmmmmmmmmm iT IT" 3 ks Vfe U- 55 T5 so hfl TT- 53 I t.

I 11 I I 11 Lard: truck insurance policies filed with few Dec. 13.45a $9.60, a stags $8.75 8 9.50, the railway commission. Bates go- Jan. 13.45 1350 13.40 13.45 ing up. Phone Weber Insurance and Average Cort Saturday $954, weight 13.62 13.70 13.62 13.70b 209 lbs.

Week's top $9.40, weight Mar, Dial 4453 or 4872. -r -013 202 lbs. Cattle 6,500, calves 1,000. Fed steers and yearlings opening slow and steady; fed heifers scarce steady. CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, Dec.

21 (IP Egg market easy, 5.075 cases. Fresh graded GOOCH CO. Member Chicago Board of Trad CiKA IN STOCKS BONDS COTTON PROVtStNS Private wir to prtrc.l exchnges S03? Thirteenth 8t psA. SITUATIONS WANTED firsts extra firsts 29c; dirties cows steady to strong; bulls and GIRL. WANTS WORK from 8 to 4 vealers steady; stockers and feeders 24c; current receipts 27 checks at $1 per day.

Write Box 473, in light supply, fully steady. Fed 23 c. Columbus. 013 steers and yearlings largely $8.50 Butter market steady; receipts 6,408 MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE A Guard for Myra! Bj THOMPON AND COLL STAND WHEE.E VOL) ARE.BKEE'SE 1 AND BlCi f3JNO. MV DEAR MIS NOCTKWiLl.

ON5 STEP FURTHER AMP SOU I INSIST WE'RE PERFECTLY CAPABLE OF PROTECTlMCr OU2 1 BOTH if STAY HEEE TO GUARD MV COMRADE'NOU S7tX DON4'T UNOEffSTAAiD I'VE COME TO WARM SOU THAI VCtJC LNF.2. HAVE BREW I'VE fJCC'U6l-T PCUMO HEEE lb PROTECT 0J MOfTTM. IS WMTTSCULARLV EFFECTVE Vt C3CUol-iT B'o nCUNO HEEE TO araTT a af r-r am a ABHJ FPPirrTlWP COMRADE -VOU AND WEM WILL CrO WITH ME IMMEDIATELY, TO CEDErC ELTOM'S HOUSE THERE LI-M TUCDC IT i II 1 I I WlT-l" WOUf ff ara laiitiriaTriUMaifl ra im i a a sa bwwb rvw I a a if I K'JSMI I if I SI I I I I TTM I Jl I II OTk. I MOTWER AWD ME 'V0 HVE W4CWKI WELL, WORRIED TO BROWW EYES HWT VCHJ AKr DEATH ABOUT, AMP "THE APOLOGIES "ID fm VXJf WHAT PRETTIEST MAKE FDR HAVING I'M A 1 kEPT Y3LI HAIR kept "THIS HOUSE- SORPY, JV' SO LATE? S7 1 EVEP HOLD IMA STATS POP! ff I against stkamcjLers rr IS WORK, TO BE: DOME READ THIS CODE WieE FROM Mt ILg ALLEY OOP Alley Is Worried! By HAMLIN (flOOZY'S TERM AS tm? good rJiGHT.s rai i 'STOO BAD FOOZV HADDA NO, Vol WOULDN'T (WELL, HECK! WHyTWAS TOO- IF TELL YUH, OOP. 7 LOSE HIS JOB, BUT I KNOW AW, FOOZyTN FEEL BAD.

YOU 0T ON ME? IT YOU HADN'T A- 5UMPIN. QUEER ABOUT SZ. DADGUM TH GRAND VVI2ER I WOULDN'T VGCEaT BIG BUM' WASN'T MY FALLEM FORTH VVHAT5 COW' ON ROUND HI Mi THA'S JU5 KNEW WHAT HEAU WHAT FEEL SO BAX? YOU CAW'T FEEL FAULT' WIIEC LIME, I'D. HERE -I DON'T KNOW CVHAT X'M tgH every Wmmif Wh body LjSmu uBAWD WrZEK TO GUZ HAS EMDED-HAVIWG REFUSED TO "YES" THE Old jm GRAWD ABOUT- I WAS IN A SPOT rSTHlS- HEAOITOO1 THIMGS BE FlNE I BUT ILL WOT EE5T A Wl WHERE I DIDMT V-Y sl 'v-- TILL IVE FOUND AATHSGA xK. J- yJ TX HAS TALKED HIS WAV BACK INTO THE MOOWAW MOWARCH'5 GOOD GCACE5, FOOZV DESIGNED THE PCSTf Ci-S(JV-J I I' I recant.

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