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TBS HARYTOLB DAILY POBUM, MABTVILLB, MISSOURI, FRIDAY EVENING, DEO. 27, 194G Service.Tires, MOST ECONOMICAL MOST EFFECTIVE Use FORUM WANT-APS SAVE TIME SAVE STEPS SAVE MONEY Market-at-a-Glance Hew York Livestock St. Joseph CATTLE 700; calves 100; steers, yearlings and heifers open TIRES IN STOCK We Have PASSENGER TIRES TRUCK TIRES and TRACTOR TIRES in stock now. Also a Stock of TIRE CHAINS i'or almost all sizes. BABB-ST CLAIR MOTOR CO.

-West 2nd Street West of REA LAST CALL 11.00 for batteries. STOCKS Mixed; selected issues! resistant. BONDS Lower: most rails de- cotton Easy commission Chicago WHEAT Mixed January steady, others lower. CORN "Easy; nervous trade. OATS Weak: profit-taking.

HOGS $1.00 to $1.50 lower; top 522.50. CATTLE Firm to 25 cents high- Grains Chicago Grain Pit by the Commodity Credit Corpora tion that it had boosted its buying price for wheat by l' cents a bushel halted a decline in the bread cereal the board of trade today Vith the January delivery in the lead, wneat staged a rally trom early which had oxtwitk-d to more than 2 cents under yesterday's finish Corn and oats also reduced early losses, but were still consider- oiy under tne pievious close. The Kansas Citv CCC office re ported that, after a two weeks ab- -m the wheat market, it had purchased 1.115.000 so far this week for delivery in May. Wheat closed a cent lower to 1 higher. January corn was U- lower, January $1.31, and oats a cent lower, March 74U-'.

Chicago Cash Grain CHICAGO (Vt WHEAT: Corn- No. I jelljvv No. SI 33-Sl No 4 vellow 51.27-51.32; No. 5 yellow $1.18 51.25 sample grade vellow S1.16'i Oats: No. 1 heavy mixed 81; No.

1 heavy white Ry, grades S2.75-52.83 nominal. BftKUiY- Malting 3m1n.11: teed si 20-si 32 nominal. Field seed per hundredweight nom- ed clover S38.00-S42.00. sweet 00; timcjhy 57.25- Mnv July OATS Produce 26 trucks, no cars; FOB prices; and broilers 38-40, old roooter FOB wholesale market: duel 33; heay young ducks 38-iarin ducks 30. BUTTER- Firmer; Mceipts 812; 93 score AA 75 A 74: 72 89 70.

Eggs Steadj receipts j.iu. c.i: il'i. Su; cr.r.er.s changed. Local Produce Cream, No. 1 pc lb Cream.

No 2 per lb Eggo. per dozen Heavy hens, per lb. Leghorn hens, per lb. Stags, per lb. Roosters, per lb Ducks, per lb IT Geese.

er lb Hides, per lb 10c FORECAST FOR DEC. 27-31 Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Nebraska Below normal temperatures Nebraska, west and north Kansas, northn-cstein Oklahoma Satuiday. remainder of district Sat-uiday night, followed by little change temperature Sunday and Monday except somewhat wanner Monday Nebraska, northern Kansas, and northern Missouri; warmer entue distiict Monday night, then colder late Tuesday and Wednesday; temperatures will average 8-10 degrees above beasonal normal except 5-8 degrees" above over Nebraska, northwestern Kansas and extreme north- OUT OUR WAY Chrysler Plymouth CAB PRESERVATION IS VITAL Experienced Mechanics Keep Your Car Repaired and Tuned Up. WE BUY AND SELL USED CARS MONTGOMERY MOTOR CO. Main at First.

Both Phones. YOUR CAR NOW Drive In today, before the cold, weather strikes, and let us get your automobile In shape to stand tne ruin est masts ox winter. Well change your oil and grease, cheek battery and ignition system, flush cooling system, and add antt- You can be certain of prompt attention by driving in now to avoid the rush that is sure to start when the really cold weather strikes. BAGBY MOTOR COMPANY 114 W. 4th.

Where Customers Bring Their Friends. Largest Stock of GENUINE CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE PARTS IN NODAWAY COUNTY SAFETY GLASS For All Cars and Trucks BATTERIES TIRES MOTOR BLOCKS NEW ENGINES ROLAND CURNUTT MOTOR CO. AUTHORIZED Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service Both Phones 130 WE ARE EQUIPPED To Do Any Kind of SHOP WORK WASHING POLISHING Wo Buy and Sell Used Cars BILL INGELS SONS Authorized Studebaker Dealers 314-1 East Third Phone Farm. 670. come to spend the holidays in Mr.

and Mrs. F. Bloomfield son, Charles Marvin were guests Sunday Clannda at the home his mother, Mrs. Laura Bloomtieli and daughter, Opal. Other guests were his brother Glen, and Mrs.

Bloomfield pf Memphis. Mrs. George Masters of Glen- wood. Ia. arrived Monday afternoon to spend the holidays with her brother, R.

Joy and Mrs. Joy On Christmas day they will be guests joy orotner, L. c. and Mrs Mrs. Severs, Bedford, Ia.

The host! daughter, Mrs. Robert Stacey. Mr Stacey and Julia Ann were addition al guests. Mrs. Homer Wood was hostess Wednesday afternoon to the Union Grove club at its annual Christmas and gift exchange.

Members present included Mrs. Ola James and ron James. Mrs. Jesse Norris. Mrs Leslie Moses, Mrs.

Robert Spangler, Mrs. Robert Huff, Mrs. Notice If you miss your Forum CALL 679 between 7 an 7:30 p. m. No calls accepted before 7 o'clock.

By Fred Harmon radiators 1.00 and up. nme ana, fur, 330 K. zna. WE WANT DEAD STOCK RHJSY 0-X STATION Card of Thanks 16 I WISH TO THANK MY MANY menas ior tne lovely llowers. cards, letters and eifts sent me during my illness and at Christm-se time.

I wish it were possible for me to sena eacn ot you a pel son. al note. I do wish evervone health happiness and prosperity for the Powers. Professional II. L.

RAINES Optometrist Maryville, Mo. WATCII REPAIRING 7 Watchmakers One Week 's Service. WILSON'S 119 W. 4th. Radio Repair FOR expert repair of home and mto radio, call Donald -Price's Radio Service.

Basement Paul Wards Appliance store. Banamo 720, Farmers 635. (12-12 1-11). THERE ARE MANY REASONS Why more car owners are Insured with STATE FARM than in any other company. Ask about L.

L. KING, Agent, Maryville. Phone F. 207 or 189. Female Help Wanted 28 AN experienced beauty operator, bicacy employment.

jfowers Beauty Shop. (12-27-30). Male Help Wanted MARRIED man to work on farm by year, good wages. Ernest i jvutcnen, ftopKins pnone. (12-24 Situations Wanted 31 Automobile for Sale 1336 FORD pick-up truck, stock rack ana grain bed.

See at Hilsabeck' Service Station. 3rd and Vine. FORD, tudor. 1929. good motor, plenty tires Prank Auer, Concep- 941 FORD V-8 2-door, radio and neater.

Pay Florea, Pickering. (12-24-27). 1930 Mode! A Ford, good condition. 421 North Walnut. Farmers 65-11.

(12-24-27). 1938 BUICK sedan, good shape throughout. Sell or trade for light car. See Acord, Montgomery Ward oervice Dept. ua-av-SO).

1942 FORD 2-door coach, new good condition, would trade new pick-up. At Les Bateman oarage, across irom Big Pump. 938 PLYMOUTH coupe, motor hauled. Call Farmers 24-15. 26-28).

FARM ALL F-20. good condition; 3 uia grey niiey, green moke. Willis Dowden, Farmers 34-14. (12- Elmo News Frank Woods family held their annual Christmas party Sunday tne home of Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Woods in Maryville. Guests includ- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ellis and son of Clannda; Mr. and Mrs.

Wyllis Adkins and son, Gary, Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Woods and and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods.

Elmo. I Mrs. w. D. Recce arrived home from Minatarc.

Friday night. I Her daughter, Miss Thelma Reece of the DeMunn school in St. Louis will I FOB RENT Large unrurnished Toom. Private entrance. 116 N.

Depot. (12-24-27). 132 ACHE farm, 14 miles Bol-ckow. Cash and shares. John W.

Carpenter, Bolckow. (12-27-30). Wanted to Bent WANTED TO RENT By March, 120 to 160 acre farm. Dale Hoyt. R.

3, Mary vllle. (12-24-27). FOR year, small house or apartment uniurmsnea oy April uy couple. Will pay good rent. P.

W. Cramer, at Linville Hotel, alter Jan. 6. (12-27 1-2). Houses for Pale SIGHT rooms, two story modern except heat; garage, cistern, cellar; gooa income property.

Dr. F. Burlington Junction, Farms and Lands 10 SHREVE FARM LOAN Outstanding loan farms for sale. come in, lets talk it over. Ed Shreve, broker over Place's Store.

12-2-tD. 120 ACRE farm 4 miles cast of Hop kins. S70.00 per acre. See Paul Linthicum or H. Fuge.

2525 S. 14th Property for Sale 10A FOR SALE our home in Quitman. Can give immediate possession James Bradshaw. (12-26-28) Articles for Sale 12 JfUL TO FRAMES give strength of framej glasses with smartness of rimless. Alfred o-uuteuura.

tjDtomptnst. ORIENT Franklin County Illinois EggNut Lump $9.60 per ton Prompt County Deliveries Gray" Oil Fuel Company COPPER CORE For Automobile and Truck Radiators. Radiators Cleaned and Repaired. LEWIS O. MOORE REPAIR SHOP inch FOR bigger egg production feed Pratts Poultry Regulator Costs! at warren Jones Drug store, (il-J3-tf).

COAL Illinois Kansas Missouri PROMPT DELIVERY WOODRUFF COAL fe STOKER CO. 120 E. 2nd Street. IT'S WARDS -FOR HARDWARE Eclipse nammcr G9c drive socket set 9.45 drive socket set 12 95 i to 'i-mch drive socket set 37 50 Ovcriiead garage door hardware set 15.95 MONTGOMERY WARD GLOBE milking machines, no installation required. Nodaway County Impleir.rint Co.

(12-18-tf). RUBBER tired farm wagon, away County Implement Co 18-tf). TWO oil burning heaters. Glovei Furniture Exchange. South Sidt Square.

(12-24-27). NEW automatic gas washing machine; Pan Ameiican trumpet, radiator and starter for 1937- 60 Ford. Farmers 48-11. (12-24-271. 4 FOX dogs trained.

Cecil McFar-land, Ravcnwood. Mile west Harmony church. (12-27-30). BRAND new porcelain coal oil stove with built-in oven and regulator. Han.

129. (12-27-30). i RED RYDER The Sleepy 1 I REA WIRING SUPPLIES MONTGOMERY WARD JOHN Deere tractor, plow and (12-24-27). REMEMBER we do vulcanizing tion repair, brake re-linine wheel balancing. Cushman Tire una appliance CO.

122 W. 3rd. FARM SUPPLIES Cow cover, Reg. 5.50 3.79 Horse blanket, Reg. 6.15 4.77 Oil burning tank heater 21 95 Rougnage cutter 49.95 4-ft.

metal hog feeder 33.00 Master Quality Harness 8195 MONTGOMERY WARD FOR SALE Saw mill, 52 in blade 13-ju tractor, good running oider Kieran Coulter. Beduson. (12-26-28J. CHRISTMAS gift for hog feeders 1 ui oig uee per cent iog Builder cost with each ton local Dannen Dealer. (12-26- 28).

THREE burner oil stove niJii oacK. Kay McDowell, Burlington Junction. (12-26-28). 2 Linoleums, good condition, used a tune, H. Mathers, Pickering (12-26-28).

CHAMPION bred cocker spaniel Valley Kennels. Braddyville, PROTECT hens with Dee-Tabs. A -luul ucai Dannen Dealer or East hills Farm Remedy Station. (12 Wanted to Purohaae 13 HIDES Farmers, sell us your Beef muse nines. Missouri Hide Lost, Found, Strayed 14 LST Light blue Buick fender am ingeis.

Ingels and LOST Two-piece peach colored on gaoarcnne dress. Re .1 Han. 343 or Far. 531. Special Notices DEAD ANTMALS REMOVED Horses Cattle Hogs Phone Farmers 534 TTLSON D-X STATION Sheridan Rendering Co.

FOR artillcal insemination of dairy Mumteiua, uuernseys ana uciscya, cuii Kocerc Buries, 4237, Farmers 525. (8-2-tf). WE PAY FOR FALLEN ANIMALS Phone Maryville 771 Standard Rendering Co. LET US have vour Stilwell R. Abstract and L.

Co. Over Penney's. (1-4-tf). Donkey FOR SALE 1941 Chevrolet 5-pas- sener coupe. 1941 Chevrolet Wi- ton (ruck.

1938 Plymouth tudor. 1935 Chevrolet coach. Chevrolet coach. 1 9:5,3 Ford Sedan. 19: Ford Sedan.

Wo Trade, Buv, or Sell- BILL INGELS SONS Studebaker Dealers 314 Eat Third. Electrical Work HOUSE wiring, line building, estimating. Approved by R. E. A.

and the Power Co. Lester Holaday, 421 South Vine, Far. 236. (12-2 1-1). Woodworking 39 FLOATING Cloud Mattress Co, builds and lebuilds fell kinds of furniture and mattresses.

O. A Jones, Allendale, Mo. C7-10-W). FURNITURE repaired, upholstered, refinished, caneuig. Linneman, 402 S.

Fillmore. Han. 589, Far. 028. (12-9 1-8).

Money to Loan MONEY TO LOAN OH AuTO-mobiles. Reduce monthly payments; refki an with us. Lowest possible cost. Robey insurance Agency. Livestock for Sale 47 FOR SALE Registered Poland-Cnlna boars and silts.

Carl Kissinger, 814 South Saunders. (9- FOR SALE Spotted saddle mare, weight 1000. gentle for children and women Harold Gillespie, Braddyville. (12-20-28). 23 HEAD fall shoates.

Chester White. E. P. Bnttain, Barnard 012-27-30). 7-30).

Dana Carpenter, Miss Velma Carpenter. Mis. Neil Barclay. Mrs. Wil liam Oliver Mrs Del Damewood, Ross Pruitt, Mrs.

Charley Coates nd Mrs Frank Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Barclav and children left the last week to spend the Christmas holidays in Texas lne Ed Livengood familv cele brated Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Monroe Bowman near Maryville. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mvers. Greeley, Mrs.

Edward Struble, Mapleton, and Mis. Glen Livpnp-nnrt luv Mis. David Livengood, Mr and I Mrs. Fred Livengood. Mr.

and Mrs i Ed Livengood and Miss Roberta I engooa and Mis Dorothy Gra-1 ham and daughters. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Alexander ore hosts at a turkey dinner Chnst-as day for their family. Mr. and Mrs.

Lamb and son, Subscription Rates By carrier in Maryville, By mall in Missouri, peryear" $5.00 IJci iiiuiuns 52.70 By mail outside" Missouri $6.00 by month AVJJJ. 85c Call 679 If you fall to get your paper YARDS ahead ed active, fully steady to strong, spots a little higher; closing less active, several loads steers, mostly late arrivals unsold; other killing classes luliy steaav; part ioaa gooa ana choice 974 lb. steers most similar grade heifers and yearlings iu.uv-.uu; tuumiuu medium lots 113.00-S14.50: eood CC good beef bulls to sia.au; sausage ouns (town vealer top culls down $10.00. HOGS barrows and gilts mostly $1.50 lower than Thursday's average; sows $1.75 off; good and choice 180-280 lb. $21 uo to mostiy top 521.2o; 280-350 lb.

520.20-$21.00; sows largely SHEEP market not established: askms 50 or more hieher or fat lambs; good and choice fed wooled skins held up to $23.2,5 and East St. Louis HOGS 7.000; market generally ou to 70 cents lower man inursaay average; active to all interests ai decline; bulk good and choice 170- 250 lbs. barrows and gills top szz.va; 2tsu-32o ios. largely Si $22 00: 130-150 lbs S20 120 lbs S19.00-S20.00; lighter weights siB.uu downward gooo sows d00 lbs. down heavier weights snou-siaou; stags $ia oi Harley and Misses Etta and Ethel Horn were Sunday dinner guests of their brother, Ellsworth and Horn and the la tier's mother, Mrs.

Lenna Pettigrew. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kerns were their daughter Mrs. Harley Brownfield.

Mr. Brown- field and their children id Mrs. Fred Snodderley spent Christmas day and Thursday i Kansas City the guest of their in, Yale and Mrs. Snodderley. Mr.

and Mrs. Galen Neff were hosts at a Christmas dinner. Other re her brothers. Roy and Mrs. Horn, Ray Horn, and Merton Alexander.

nstmas dinner was held at G. Castilla home. Guests r. and Mrs. Ogle Livengood inie.

Maryville, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Castillo Mr and Mrs Floyd Castillo and children.

Kath- and Junior, Mr. and Mrs Clay-Beaver and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whipp and family. Mis.

William Oliver of the White Chapel community will leave Thursday for Marshalltown, Ia where she has accepted a position as nurse in a home for aged. William Raines of St. Joseph was a weekend guest of his brother, E. A. Raines and family.

Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Ford spent Christmas at the home ot her parents, Mr.

and Mrs I. Ford at Greenfield, Ia. The doctors' grandfather, A I Reed is ill. John Sloan of Clearmont fell and slocated his collar bone. Mr and Mrs.

J. J. Adkins had as Chiistma. guests, Mr. and Mrs Joe Vilhams of Shambauch and Mr and Mrs.

Marvin Adkms and family. Mr and Mrs Ray Jones and children spent Christmas with hi father, Alva Jones in Burlington Miss Cora Lamar accompanied Mr. id Mrs. Ed Hamilton to St. Joseph iiesnay morning wnere she remam-1 nvcr for with her sKtcrs.

Mrs Leona Ed aids and Mrs P. Colvin. The Akin family were Christmas aay guests of Mr and Mrs. Ol; I'cst of Elmo. Membeis tne Tamilv Include Mr.

and Mi Lowell Akin and family, Grahan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whigham of college springs; Mr and Mrs. ford Kelley, Mr and Mrs. Lyle Aken iu ana Mrs.

Woodrow Neff. CASH FOR BEAD Horses Cattle Hogs HILL RENDERING SERVICE in experience! Maryville Par. 672 Hm. 3342 Stocks and Bonds NEW YORK JP Jc number ol rails and, industrials shifted -t the recovery ranks in. today's itocjt market, after three successive declining sessions, while 'many leaders were unable to SQake off moderate minus signs.

The direction was cfownward at the opening. There were.a tfjt active selling flurries. Initial losses running to 2 or more points eventually were reduced or converted into- advances of a point or so and the trend was only slightly mixed at the close. The aggregate of about 1,300,000 shares was the largest of the week. Net Chge A .1 A .2 unch Friday 90.2 36.8 45.9 Prev 90.1 36.6 453 Week Ago 91.6 38.2 46.2 Mth Ago 86.4 35.5 44.1 Year Ago 99.5 47.7 51.1 1946 High.

110.4 51.2 55.4 1946 Low 82.0 30.9 42 5 dosing Quotations New York Curb Cities Service 271 Cities Service Pf. 154 New York Stocks Al. Chem. Dve 174 Allis-Ch. Mfg.

Am. Can 89 -i Am. T. T. 167 Am.

Tob. 81' Anaconda 40 Atch. T. SF Bendix Aviat. 36 Beth.

Steel 91 Borden Co. 47 Borg -Warner 43 Eurr. Add. Mach. 14 Chrysler Corp.

90 't Cont. Can 38 Corn Prod. 75 Du Pont De 187 Eagle Pich L. 21 Gen. Foods Gen.

Motors 52''. Goodrich (BFi 62 '-i Goodyear T. R. 53 Int. Harvest.

74 Kennecott C. 50 Liggett Mv. -Lonllaid 20'; Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelvm. 14 '-i Nat. Biscuit 27--, Nat.

Can 12 N. Central RR 18 Ohio Oil 24-', Pan Am. Air 12 Penney UC) 42 Pepsi-Cola 251 Phillips Pet. 57 li Procter Gamble 60 Radio Corp. Rev.

Tob. 41 Safeway 22 Sears-Roebuck 38 Socony-Vacuum 14 Rtd. Brands 35 '1 std. Oil cm. Std Oil Ind.

41 Std Oil N. J. 69 Swift Co. 33 Union Pacific 132 Vi Woolworth Weather Forecast KANSAS Cloudy and warm today with occasional light ram most ot state becoming colder northwest this afternoon. Rain tonight changing to snow and much colder west and north portions tonight.

Low temperatuics near 15 extreme ftorth- treme southeast. Saturday snow we changing to snow much colder. Stro NEBRASKA shifting winds nidy today, rail beginning new west poition. Snow wesl much colder tonight. Low tempera tures near 5 above zero northwest 15 to 20 southeast portion.

Saturda snow and colder, much colder eas and south portion. Strong shiftins IOWA Cold wave tonight witl tempeiatuie falling to near 5 above Saturday morning. Light snow to- ght. Saturdav partly cloudy and uch colder with maximum tem-M-atuic 10 to 15 above. Moripr.it.Plv strong shiftinj winds tonight.

Missouri; moderate precipitation district with average amount one-half inch except light with tnan one-fourth mrh Oklahoma, and eastern Missouri; clearing as snow Saturday Nebraska, and northern Kansas and thwestern Missouri; ram chang-to snow Saturdav nloh)-. Sunday. Remainder of district: show- is most ol distuct Tuesday. Mrs Sickels, Birmingham, inrived Christmas etc to ioin her husband and son at the homo James, for the holidays. Read Daily Forum Want Ads By J.

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