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IOLA DAILY REGISTER. TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 23. I93S. PAGE FIVE These Ads Give You Advance Notice of Opportunities That Are Coming TOLA, KANSAS Enter the Villian ALLEY-OQP By HAMLIN EMPLOYMENT WELL, WELL, IF IT ISN'T MV LITTLE Ol! OOOLA HI -YAH JUST 1M.TIME FOR DIMMER I SEEL OF COURSE THATJS WHERE VrcTD CO AMD IF HES ALREADY STARTED BACK I CAM EASILY TRAIL HIM FROM THERE.

rETTi4GtAV GOUU AMO 'TOO DARK TO jSTlU. NO TRACE ICO OM. rYp WHOA DlMMYl emiyr' New York, June 23. (AP) Stocks Jogged over an irregular terrain in today's market. Selected specialties managed to work higher by a point or so, and a few.

were up more, but minor declines were plentiful at the dose. Dealings dragged in comparison with the speedy performance of last week. Transfers were around shares. Sentiment was chilled a bit by action of Santa Fe directors in again deferring consideration of Interest on the companys 4 per cent adjustment bonds and omitting the semiannual dividend on the common due at this time. Both the common and the preferred Issues took a downward course after holding fairly well for a time after the directors had voted.

The bonds in question were resistant. Brokers seemed impressed with the fact that the so-called -correctional reactions were accomplished on relatively meager turnovers, thus Indicating to many that shareholders still expect good business and industrial recovery by fall at least. Government pump-priming was viewed as a sustaining influence. Bonds and commodities were uneven, the major staples inclined to give ground. Average of CO Stocks Monday 40 Tuesday 41-5 Thursday 44.0 Friday 44.5 Monday 45.0 Tuesday 44.8 Political Announcements A wTv AUTOMOTIVE Automobile For Sale HERES ONE of the Best 1933 Chevrolet Master Tudors to be found.

Original black finish. Just like new. 5.59x17 tires. Interior clean and perfect. If you are looking for an exceptionally clean car see this one.

1935 Chevrolet Std. Coupe (perfect) 1932 Plymouth Fordor (extra clean) 1935 Ford DeLuxe Tudor (see it) 1933 Ford 4-cyl. Pickup (A-l 1936 Chevrolet Truck (cheap) 1937 Ford Fordor (DeLuxe, like new) 1931 Chevrolet 6-wheel Fordor 1933 Chev. Truck with 3G motor You Can Do Better at C. F.

Morgan Motor Co. Your Local Ford Dealer in Iola CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Bud White Motor Co. IOLA, KANSAS 3 Good Cheap Trucks Light Trailers, 2 and 4 wheel Pioneer Auto Salvage 817 SOUTH STREET Tops On Used Car Market 1937 Dodge 2-door Touring Sedan 1937 Dodge Coupe 1937 Plymouth 4-door Trg. Sedan 1937 Chevrolet Coupe 1934 Plymouth 2-door Sedan 1936 Chevrolet 2-door Trg. Sedan 1931 Ford Coupe (new pistons and rods ELLIS MOTOR CO.

Bodge Plymouth L. H. Reynolds Motor Co. WILLYS SALES SERVICE Used Cars Bought and Sold. Buick GMC Trucks Used Cars HOBART MOTOR CO.

AYERS MOTOR SUPPLY CO. For good used cars at bargain prices. 120 East Madison Phone 202 Ross Arbuckles Garage Our Used Cars Are Money Savers. Home of Chrysler and -Plymouth BUSINESS SERVICE I Business Service Offered FARM Machinery Repairing. Welding and Machine Work.

O. F. Miller, 12 N. Walnut. Phone 119.

FIREPROOF Warehouse George R. Riser, 224 N. Jeff. Phone 63. O.

L. POWERS Painter, Paper-hanger. 908 North Chestnut. vr coea. 1938 BV NEA SERVICE.

INC. T. M. PPG. 8 PAT.

Off accompany them home for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kunkel and children who live south of Yates Center, spent Sunday here, guest of Mrs. Kunkels aunt.

Mrs. W. E. Murphy and Mr. Murphy.

Mr. and "Mrs. Arthur Moorhead and children were Sunday guests of Mr. Moorhead's sister and husband, Mr. apd Mrs.

W. E. Jackson. Mrs, E. Sullivan was hostess to her bridge club and several guests Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs. Mark Pedego was winner of the high score prize. Mrs. L. L.

Thrall received low score prize and galloping goose prize was given to Miss Mildred Thrall. At the close of a pleasant afternoon of bridge Mrs. Sullivan served, lovely refreshments to the following ladies: Mesdames J. W. L.

L. Thrall, Roy Crews, C. A. Gordon. Mark Pedego, and Miss Mildred Thralls special guest, and the following members: Mes dames S.R.

Scott, Win. Sehrier, G. A. Dulinsky, and J. E.

Williams. Miss Catherine Jane Williams is spending two weeks at the home of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. F. P.

Williams near Colony. The Happy Circle club met at the home of Mrs. Ed Parks, with Mrs. Ray Chambers as assisting hostess, Friday afternoon. Twenty members were present.

The regular business meeting was held. Later various games were played and several prizes were given. Late in the afternoon refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. TTie next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. Glen Saferite, with Mrs.

Ira Safe-rite as assisting hostess. ANNOUNCEMENTS- Personals MEN OLD AT 40! GET PEP New Ostrex Tonic Tablets contain raw oyster invigorators and other stimulants. One dose starts new pep. Value $1.00. Introductory price 89c.

Call, write Cookseys Drug Store 3 Strayed. Lost. Found LADYS GOLD ELGIN wrist watch lost. Reward. Return to Register Office Supply.

AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale Brazil Pontiac Sales 219 S. WASH. PHONE 919 FOR SALE 1934 Chevrolet 14 ton truck in A-l condition, short wheel base, 10-ft. flat bed. D.

C. Dullea. Phone 248. TO THE SEA-SEA-1 SAWALLAl THAT'S It! QUEER LOO'S SEA COAST COUNTRY! WHY DID I THINK OF THAT SOONER? support I receive will be deeply appreciated. MRS.

NORA HENRY For Register of Deeds. I wish to announce my candidacy on the Republican ticket for nomination to the office of Register of Deeds. Any support I receive will be deeply appreciated. MRS. FRANCES COLEMAN For County Superintendent.

I wish to announce that I am a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination for County Superintendent of Alien county in the coming August primaries. Your support will be appreciated. MRS. ESTHER McKENNA For Register of Deeds. I hereby announce my candidacy for reelection to the office of Register of Deeds.

I wish to thank the people of Allen county for their support in the past and will appreciate the support of all Republicans In the coming primary election. MAE KUNKELMAN. For County Attorney. I wish to announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Attorney. I will appreciate all tlie influence and support which I may receive.

MITCHELL II. liUSHEY For County Superintendent. I wish to announce that I am a candidate on the Republican ticket for the nomination for County Superintendent of Allen county in the coming August primaries. I will appreciate the Republican support. I.

C. HOLLINGSWORTH. GOP May (Continued from Tage One) era manager in the 193G presidential campaign and now is chairman of the Republican congressional committee. Others Mentioned Other possible candidates for Snell's post are Representatives Wadsworth of New York, chairman of the Republican policy committee; Mapes cf Michigan of the house Republicans; Taber of New York, one of the president's most consistent critics in congress; Treadway of Massachusetts, ranking minority member of the ways and means committee, and Fish. The executive committee of the National Republican organization was in session here yesterday about the time Snells announcement was made.

Chairman John Hamilton commented that Snell had been a source of great strength to the party. The committee gave Hamilton a vote of confidence, declaring he and his staff have functioned efficiently and adequately in cooperation with the congressional campaign committees. Representative Fish, opposing Hamiltons policies, had preposed Sunday that the committee declare the chairmanship vacant until after the November election. -4 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS By Iola Abstract Company Clyde Thompson, Mgr. Warranty Deed.

Chas. F. Smith and Lola B. Smith, his wife, to E. P.

Smith, undivided 4 interest in all of blocks 2, 3. 4. 7, 8, and 9 of what was formerly Signors addition to Humboldt, with the streets adjacent to said property and reverting thereto, when said lands were vacated, said lands being in the Northeast quarter of Section 4, Twp. 26, Range 18; except oil and gas reservations, 6-14-33. Kansas NYA Allotment Incrcastd by $361,000 Topeka, June 28.

(AP) Kansas has been alloted $971,009. an increase of $381,000, for its National Youth Administration out-of-school program during the next fiscal year beginning July 1, Anne Laughlin, state NYA director, announced yesterday. Miss Laughlin said the announcement of the allotment from Washington did not make clear whether there would be an increase over the 4500 young people who participated in the out-of-school program durtig the year just closing or whether individual payments would be higher. NOW LET'S WOULD MATU RALLY AroiLOW THE RIVERS JO THE SEA. Deeds.

feel that I am well qualified for the work and your support will be appreciated. ANDY WESTINE For County Commissioner, 1st DisL I wish, to announce that I am a candidate on the Democratic ticket for nomination to the office of County Commissioner from the First District. Your support will be appreciated. FRANK C. MILLER For County Superintendent.

I Vish to announce that I am a candidate on the Democratic ticket for nomination to the office of County Superintendent of Allen county In the coming August primary. Your support will be appreciated. RUTH CATHERINE BUTTS For Clerk of District Court. I wish to announce that I am a candidate on the Democratic ticket for the nomination to the office of Clerk of the District Court, in the primary, August 2, 1938. I shall be deeply grateful for all support I may receive.

NELL HOGAN STIRNAMAN For Probate Judge. I wish to announce mat I am a candidate for the Republican nomination to the office of Probate Judge of Allen county in the coming August primaries. Support of the voters will oe appreciated. A. M.

DUNLAP For County Treasurer. I wish to announce that I am candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination to the office of County Treasurer. I shall deeply appreciate all support I may receive. MELVIN FRONK For County Treasurer. I wish to announce that I am a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination to the office of County Treasurer in the coming August primaries.

Your support will be appreciated. U. D. NEVITT Fer County Treasurer. I am a Republican candidate for the office of county treasurer.

Your support will be deeply appreciated. ROY SANDEN For Sheriff. I wish to announce that I am a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination for Sheriff in the coming August primaries. Your support will be appreciated. HOMER TROXEL For Sheriff.

I wish to announce that I am a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination for Sheriff of Allert county in the coming August primaries. The support of my friends will be appreciated. DALE JORDAN For Sheriff. I wish to announce that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination to the office of Sheriff of Allen county in the coming August primaries. Support of the voters will be appreciated.

BEATTY RAY For Sheriff. I wish to announce that I am a candidate on the Democratic ticket for nomination for Sheriff of Allen county in the coming August primaries. The support of my friends will be appreciated. R. E.

(Dick) KEELE For Sheriff. I wish to announce that I am a candidate for the Democratic nomination to the office of Sheriff of Allen county in the coming August primaries. Support of the voters will be appreciated. BUD HURLEY For Register of Deeds. I wish to announce that I am a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination for Register of Deeds of Allen county in the coming August primaries.

Any support I receive will be appreciated. LULU SWAIN For Register of Deeds. I wish to announce my candidacy on the Republican ticket for nomination in the August primaries to the office of Register of Deeds. Any VEAH, WHEW YOU HAVE MOWEV.VOU CAW GET AWAV WITH AWYTHiWG- MHlVk J01 13 Help Wanted Female MIDDLE AGED housekeeper end companion. Family of four.

Address Register, Box 221. GIRL OR WOMAN for housework at the county home. Phone fceSF41. WOMAN Catholic preferred, to keep house and care for children. One who desires home more than wages.

Address jiegtslfr 14A Salesmen Wanted WANTED Salesman to manage appliance sales In city of Iola. Store sells only nationally known appliances. Apply by letter. Address Register. FINANCIAL 18 Money to Loaiv Insurance FARM LOANS Low rates; attractive terms.

Prompt local appraisals. O. YOUNG, Northrup Bldg. R. L.

Thompson Agency Write all lines of lnsuraneew Have Attractive Rate on Farm Loans. Write Surety Bonds. PHONE 142. FARM LOANS Quick Closing. Reasonable Rate and Terms.

IOLA LAND COMPANY LIVE STOCK 21 Ilorsea, Cattle, Miscellaneous 15 SHOATS 50 to 70 lbs. North Cottonwood John Allen. 40 HEAD SHEEP for sale. Ira Cook, 24 miles south, 14 west, Moran. Phone 14F4.

FOR SALE Fresh young Jersey cow with heifer calf, $25. Bollinger JHardware ImplementjCkL 22 Poultry and Suppiie BEE US for Fries. We dress them. Farmers Exchange. Phone 413.

23 Wan ted Livestock WILL PAY $3.00 to $10.00 each for old live horses depending on size and flesh, delivered at our Iola Rendering Plant. Hill Packing Company on es38or 1032. MERCHANDISE 24 Articles For Sale 2 OFFICE SAFES Three office desks; bargains. Henningers. ABOUT 18 RODS WIRE FEN Cl NO.

Phone 605. Used Washing Machines Schells Appliance Store 2 USED 9x12 RUG3, Bargains; furniture cleaning, repairing, and mattress work. One day service on rug and upholstery shampooing. Watson.Phone 1139. 27 Feed, Fuel.

Fertiliser Hi-Top Lay Mash $1.95 Economy Lay Mash $1.50 IOLA MILLING COMPANY 28 Household Goods ELECTRIC Washers, new and used. Terms. Trade. Curtis Furniture. COAL AND WOOD RANGE Six lid, all porcelain copper Yeservoir, late type, like new; cost $100, now $50.

llenningers Furniture Store. Here Are Splendid Buys New Perfection and Florence Oil Stoves and Ranges. All the New Styles. Trade in your old stove as first pay. W.

H. Wood Furniture Co. 12 N. WASH. PHONE 193 50 RANGES Oil, gas, gasoline or coal.

Terms, Curtis Furniture, 4 GOOD used electric washing machines, $15 up. Henningers. WASHERS, sewing machines, refrigerators. Save at Curtis Furniture. 29 Machinery and Tools MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE Repairs of all kinds.

Hiser 224 N. Jeff. $0 Musical, Radio 4 GOOD PIANOS Real bargains, $1 a week. Curtis Furniture. 31 Seeds, rianls, Flowers ADAMS EXTRA EARLY Seed Com, 7c $2.75 bu.

Will mature in 65 days. Taylor Hatchery Produce, 201 South Jeff. Phone 748. LAREDO SOY BEANS Red Top cane seed. J.

W. Thomas, 6V miles south Gas. SOY BEANS Manchuria and mini, raised last year from accredited seed. Three varieties of chi in seed. J.

R. Cline, Carlyle. Piione 973-11. Iola. 32 Wanted To Euy WANTED TO BUY 500 bushels 1 corner Butcher.

JPhone 917. ROOMS FOIt KENT 33 Rooms SLEEPING ROOM Private, coo) Babe Ray, 314 South State. 34 Apartment and Fla. is 3-ROOM FURNISHED Apartment. Private entrance, utilities paid.

215 South Walnut. 2-ROOM UPSTAIRS Apartment. 7(6 North Washington. FURNISHED One largo cool room, with front porch, private entrance; kitchenette optional, 305 South State street, ldione 1234, 3 ROOM APARTMENT All utilities urntshedtl 12 Bast street. Real Estate for Rent 37 Houses Tor Rent MODERN 4-ROOM furnished hous 405 South Sycamore.

Inquire lit-KingerTire Shop. Real Estate for Sale 41 Houses For Sale For County Attorney. I' wish to announce that I am a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination to the office of County Attorney in the coming August primaries. I shall deeply appreciate all support I may receive. C.

EDWARDS Sheriff. I wish. to. announce that I am a candidate for the Republican nom-inatiqn to the office of Sheriff of Alien county In the coming August primaries. Support of the voters will be appreciated.

1 FOSTER For' Clerk of District Court. wish to announce that 1 am a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination to the office of Clerk of. the District Court in the coming August primaries. Your support will be appreciated. JESSIE M.

FRY For Clerk of District Court. 1 am a Republican candidate for the office of Clerk of the District COurt. I will deeply, appreciate the support of, the voters at the primary election to be held August 2, 1938. MARGARET FORNEY LANE For Representative. 17th.

District. I wish to announce that 1 am a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination to the office of State Representative from Allen county. Your support will be appreciated. J. B.

KIRK For County Clerk. I am a candidate for the Republican nomination to the office of County Clerk In the August primaries. Support of the voters will be greatly appreciated. RUSSELL BARTLETT. For Sheriff.

I wish to annonce that I am a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination for Sheriff of Allen county in the coming August primaries. Your support will be appreciated. I. A. ANDERSON For Sheriff.

I wish to announce my candidacy for the nomination for Sheriff of Allen county on the Democratic ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primary August 2nd. To all my supporters I sincerely thank you In advance WILLARD B. HASTINGS For Sheriff. 1 wish to announce that I am a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination for Sheriff in the coming August primaries. Your support will be appreciated.

A. W. KLEYMAN For County Attorney I wish to announce that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for the office of County Attorney In the August primaries. Your support will be appreciated. FRANK W.

TAYLOR For Register of Deeds I wish to announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the office of Register of Deeds in Allen county. Your support will be appre-clstfd MAE HJTE. PATTERSON For County Superintendent of Public Instruction. This is to announce that I am a candidate for the nomination to the office of County Superintendent of Public Instruction, of Allen county, subject to the will of the Democratic voters In the primary, August 2, 1938. Your support will be sincerely appreciated.

MRS. MILDRED RHODES. For Register of Deeds. I wish to announce my candidacy on the Republican ticket for nomination to the office of Register of grassers 6.50-8 J25; choice mixed yearlings up to 10.00; good 1100 lb. Oklahoma cows 6 50; bulk butcher cows 5.25-6.25; low cutters and cutters 3.75-4.85; choice vealers 8.00-850; sausage bulls with weights 6.00-6.25.

Sheep: 5.000; load lots spring lambs steady to 25 higher; no trucked in natives sold early, asking higher; clipped Iambs steady strong; sheep firm; choice Colorado spring lambs 8.75, Texas 7.00; shorn Texas lambs 4.75-5.50; choice Colorado ewes 3.75. i News of; Neosho Falls Mr. and Mrs. Tom Herd man, Mr. and Mrs.

P. T. Herdman and Mrs, Lloyd Herdman drove to Turon Tuesday morning where they attended the funeral services of the Mr. Herdmans sister, Mrs. Ed Greenmow, which were held there that day.

Dr. J. E. Williams, local veterinarian, reports two cases of sleeping sickness among horses. He also reports that this is two months earlier than this malady appeared last year.

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Donnell of Pittsburg spent the week-end here with Mrs. Donnells parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Myron Bough ton. Mrs. Laura Hays is spending this week with her daughters, Mrs. Walter Johnson and Mrs. Russell Barnhart near Iola.

Mrs. J. E. Williams and Mrs. K.

A. Shewell spent Sunday afternoon in Aliceville visiting Mrs. Williams uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Yates.

Mrs. Lenore Faris W'ho is employed in Winfield is enjoying a two weeks vacation at this time and is here visiting her sisters, Mrs. Bessie Jones and Mrs. Laura Wilson. J.

G. Wilson of Wichita, owner of the Wilson Lumber company here, was here several days last week looking after business interests. J. Williams was in Yates Center on business Monday morning. Junior Shewed of Grand Junction, Is here visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. K. A. Shewed. Mrs.

H. P. Anderson who lives southeast of town spent Wednesday with Mrs. C. P.

Gregerson. Dr. and Mrs. J. E.

Williams were in Leroy Saturday evening, guests of the Coffey County Rural Mall Carriers who were holding a pre-convention meeting of the state meeting which will be held in Ottawa July 17-18-19. Mr. and Mrs. Claude McGee of Leroy spent the week-end here with Mrs. McGees parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Meats. Mrs. Lon Bonner, who has been seriously id lor some time remains about the same. Her daughter, Mrs.

Grover Montgomery of Blackwell. is here helping care lor her. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Byfleld and Joan were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.

Byflelds mother, Mrs. Dora Byfield. Bom to Mr. and Mrs, John Trout Saturday, June 25, at St. Johns hospital 8-pound son, to whom the name John Randall has been given.

Mr. and Mrs. A1 Savidge of Kansas City, spent the week-end here at the home of Mrs. Savidges parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Tldd. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Isom were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. German. Mrs. Harold Driskill and little son Don.

and Lee Driskill of Scott City spent from Thursday evening until Monday morning here visiting at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Driskill. Miss Pauline Moorhead has been in Kansas City the past week visiting her father, John Moorhead, and her uncle Alien Hays and family. Mrs.

W. E. Jackson returned Thursday from a several days visit at Independence and Roper, where she visited her daughters Mrs. Le-Roy Holland and Mrs. Laurence Cook and their families.

Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Trout who live southwest of Neosho Falls, a daughter on Tuesday morning, June 21. Mr. and Mrs.

States Scott and two children returned Friday from a ten-day vacation trip to various points of interest in Colorado. Glen Finney was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. D.

Gordon in Iola Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. T.

Herdman who have been here visiting Mr. Herd-mans brother. Tom Herdman and wife, of near Piqua, and his nephew Lloyd Herdman and family south of town, expect to leave this week for their home in Los Angeles. Their niece Miss Marianne Herdman will DOWT TALK LIKE THAT; LILV-IM REALLY SOERY FOR YOU. IM GOtWG TO ASK BEW TO GIVE YOU DOB LOCAL PRODUCE No.

1 Eggs 17C No. 2 Eggs 14C No. 3 Eggs 12c Ungraded Eggs 14c Dutterfat, lb 19c Butterfat, lb Sweet Butterfat, lb 30c No. 1 liens, 4-5 lbs, inclusive No. 1 Hens, over 5 lbs 11c No.

1 Light Hens, under 4 lbs 8c No. 1 Springers, 2 lbs. and 12c No. 1 Leghorn Broilers 10c Roosters. Cocks 7c No.

1 Turkeys 9c All classes No. 2 Poultry, 3c lb. less. Green Hides, lb 3c Horse Hides 75c to $1.75 Kansas City Produce Kansas City. June 23.

(AP) Produce and poultry unchanged. Kansas City Hay Kansas City, June 23. (AP) Hay: No receipts, prices unchanged. Alfalfa: No. 1 extra leafy 14.00- 15.00, No.

2 extra leafy 13 00-14 00. No. 1. 12.00-13.00: No. 1 11.00-12 00.

Prairie No. 1 9.00-9.50; No. 2 8.30- 9.00. Kansas City Grain Kansas City, June 28. (AP) Wheat: 131 cars; 4 higher to 1 lower.

No. 2 dark hard. 734-85; No. 3 81-854; No. 2 hard.

74-774; No. 3 70-764 No. 2 red, 89 4 -714; No. 3 68-694. Close: July Sept.

7174; Dec. 73. "Com: 21 cars: 4- lower. No. 2 white 57-38: No.

3 554-574; No. 2 yellow 554: No. 3 53-554: No. 2 mixed 54-55: No. 3 53-54.

Close: July 55: Sept. 554; Dec. 544. Oats: 1 car; unchanged to 4 lower. No.

2 white 27-274; No. 3 28-27. Milo- maize, Kafir Rye, 49-31. Barley, 33-31. New No.

1 hard and dark hard wheat 2 to 18 cents over July. No. hard and dark hard even to 17 cents over; No. 1 red wheat 4 under to 24 cents over; No. 2 red 24 under to 4 cents over; No.

2 white com 14 to 24 cents over; No. 2 yellow com even to 4 cent under; No. 2 mixed com 4 to 14 cents under. Kansas City Livestock Close Hogs: unchanged. 'Cattle: load 689 lb experimentally fed heifers 10.00; best commercially fed heifers 9.59.

Sheep: spring lambs 25 higher: top native springers 8.35. Most truck-in lots down from 8.23. Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow: Cattle 2.233, calves 30, hogs 1,000, sheep 4,000. 4 i v. Kansas City Livestock Kansas City, June 28.

(AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: 1.E00; fairly active, generally 10-15 lower; sows steady; good to choice 170-250 8.65-8.75; to 8,73 to packers, small lots 8.80 to traders: 250-230 heavier weights lacking; bulk sows 7.00-7.50. Cattle: 3.C00, calves 600; beef steers, yearlings and heifers steady to strong, spots l(MS higher; cows and bulls steady to strong; vealers fully steady; stockers and feeders scarce, unchanged; three loads choice to prime light and medium Weight fed steers 1030; bulk fed steers plain to medium if BUM MB SHnamumoim SEnaimimoim Iolas Hardware Service Dealers By THOMPSON AND COLL Ben Disapproves IIYEA NORTH.

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