The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 18

PACE EIGHT THE SEDALIA DEMOCRAT AND CAPITAL SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 19, 1938 GLEN E. MILLER FOR COUNTY CLERK Elsewhere in this issue appears the announcement of Glen E. Miller, Democratic candidate for County Clerk. Mr. Miller was i born and reared in Sedalia and is i a son of the late M.

F. and Ida I Miller. He completed his educa I tion in the public schools of Se dalia, and graduated from the Sedalia high school in 1914. i FINANCIAL NEWS MODERATE ADVANC SLIGHT ADVANCE GREEN SIGNAL BINDER TWINE GUARANTEED MAGNETO SERVICE Why have amateurs experiment with yeur magneto? This experiment is usually very 14 A AD Battery and I JA IV Electric Service 420 So. Osage Phone Shop 410 Residence Phone 1133 AIR CONDITIONED AND THOROUGHLY MODERN AMBULANCE AT LAUGHLIN ft i FRED M.

LANGE 308 W. Main Phone 63 For A bulance Service Ph. 8 YOU BEAT THE MOTH TO IT by having: us clean and press your Winter Cloths. Moth proof them and with two garments, we give you free one cedarized bag. Men's Suits or Overcoats 60c Ladies' Suits, Coats or Dresses Also repaired, before.

Ready to wear when needed. LOEWER'S Tailors and Cleaners 114 W. 3rd St. Esth. 1889 Phone 171 PRODUCTION RECORDS IN PETTIS COUNTY DAIRY HERD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION WfBk Exterior and Inferior JFvn i Views of New Ambulance 1 JBStBB Closing Of Leadin? Stock McLaughlin Brothers ha jfl Today Is Father's Day Give Him a Real Treat fe Bi American Tobacco Jhe first air conditioned anibu A Anaconda Copper the middlewest MSPPP Jh 'Atchison T.

S. nr; 11 ls a streamlined body tyo MM flK I Auburn Auto car and mounted on a 90 modol WKM ned amb lance in the middlewest. It is a streamlined body type I car and mounted on a 90 model LLm.L9IOLH Chicago Curtis Wright HBSRfcHB Curtis Wright A Glen E. Miller Du Pont De Nem 7 96 Eastman Kodak Kn Green General Electric 3.1 General Motor. 29' 2 I Buick chassis, and is in keeping with the equipment used in connection with the funeral work of I the chapel.

The body is all steel, and is I equipped throughout with the I shatter proof glass. The glass rear compartment where the patient is carrier is of engraved shatter proof glass which adds to the beauty of the car. The car is equipped with hydraulic brakes, and has the new spiral type springs which adds much to the riding quality of the vehicle, Instead of having the siren mounted under the hood or low in front of the car, it has been placed on the front part of the top of the car and has in the front end of it a red "flasher signal" which attracts approaching traffic and warns it that an emergency car is approaching. This helps to the safety of the car in going through traffic. The interior is elaborate in de sign and is upholstered and trim med that at all times the car can be kept in a sanitary condition.

The upholstering is of cream colored washable top grain leather, in both the patients compartment and that where the driver and attendant rides. The trimmings are of chrome finish, and the flooring is covered in linoleum. In the front part of the patient's compartment is located an emergency cabinet, finished in wal I nut and trimmed in chrome. In this cabinet emergency equipment is kept, one of the latest type in halators, bandages, thermos jugs, sheets and etc. The cot is equipped with mattress to add to the comfort of the patient and is so constructed that it is easily handled by two attendants, while fasteners which hold the cot stationary in the ambulance are of the latest design and so made that they can easily be released and fastened in a There are two "jump seats" in the rear compartment to be used by attendants or persons accompanying the patient.

The windows in the rear compartment are covered with Venetian blinds. The exterior of the car is cream porcelain paint, The feature of the ambulance is the air conditioning system. It is equipped with a small compartment where ice is carried and over which fresh air is drawn and blown out into the patients compartment. The temperature can be controlled by three buttons, providing comfort to those riding in extreme hot weather. The car is also equipped with heaters for use in winter.

The ice compartment is so constructed that ice can be kept in the box for an entire day. The heating units consists cne master heater and two smaller heaters so located that it distributes evenly the heat in the rear compartment. The ambulance was built special for McLaughlin's by the Flexible Company at Loudonville, Ohio, and was on display at the American Funeral Directors convention in Kansas City recently. HOTEL BOTHWELL He secured employment in the Missouri Pacific Shops as a boil ermaker apprentice, and held this position until the United States entered the World War, at which time he enlisted in the United States navy and there served his country for the duration of the war, when he received an honorable discharge from the navy. Immediately following the war he resumed his trade at the Missouri Pacific shops as a boiler maker until 1922, when he took qverthe operation of his father's farm in Smithton township which farm he has operated for the past sixteen years.

Mr. Miller has never held a public office, but has been active In the civic affairs of the community for many years and consistently supported the Democratic party. He has been a successful farmer and is a man of good character and high morals, and has many friends throughout the county. He is said to be well qualified for the office of County Clerk, and pledges the people that if he is nominated and elected, he will conduct the affairs of that office in a courteous and business like manner, for the benefit of all citizens of tho county. He will greatly appreciate the support and vote of all Democrats in the coming primary election.

I AL TRACY lonth of May. The Pettis County Dairy Herd Improvement Association completed its second month of testing work with 17 herds on test. In the 17 herds, there are 286 cows of which 36 were dry. Tho average production per cow was 657 pounds of milk and 28.3 pounds of butterfat. There were 13 cows in the Association that produced over 50 pounds of butterfat, 39 of which produced over 40 but under 50 pounds of butterfat, and 48 cows that produced more than 1.000 pounds of milk Name Carl Johnson, R.

C. Calvert R. Hill View Farm R. Roy Lujin G. Bois d'Arc Farm R.

J. A. DeJarnette G. The ten high producing cows month of April were: Hill View Farm Bois d'Arc Farm R. L.

McKean Bois d'Arc Farm Ernest Thompson Ernest Thompson Bois d'Arc Farm Carl Johnson and R. C. Ralph Dow Hill View Farm In thinking of milk production problems next winter, J. U. Morris, county extension agent, is urging these dairymen and others Pettis County dairymen to provide a sufficient supply of good legume roughage for the entire winter.

On many farms where the supply of legume hay may be short, Mr. Morris is calling attention to the possibility of producing some soybean hay. A recent experiment conducted by the Dairy Department of the Mr Farmer! WE HAVE THAT HARVEST EQUIPMENT YOU'LL NEED TO HARVEST THAT CROP! COME IN TODAY AND SEE THE FOLLOWING From A Manicure Girl To A Movie Star It Can Happen In Hollywood And Does! Arleen Whelan Makes Screen Debut Opposite Warner Baxter in 20th Century Fox Film of Robert Louis Stevenson's "Kidnapped 12 Farmall, Rebuilt Regular Farmalls, Rebuilt. 30 McCormick Deering. Massey Harris Tractor 2 years old.

Case Tractors. John Deere Tractor. Fordson Tractors. 28 in. McDeering Thresher, used 1 year.

No. 20 Combine, McCormick Deering. Allis Chalmers All Crop Harvester. 1936 Chevrolet Trucks. 1936 Ford Truck.

1936 35 International. 1935 30 International. 1934 Chevrolet. 1934 Dodge. He'll enjoy eating a carefully prepared and savory dinner if he eats it at The Bthwell.

The quiet, congenial atmosphere and tastefully served foods will appeal to him and to the whole family. MANAGER Phone 283 23, at 10 a. m. I sell at the McNulty farm, (at the id barn) the following MACHINERY 1 Riding, 16 in. sulky plow, John 1 12 in.

walking plow. 1 6 in. Diamond Garden plow. 1 4 horse disc, 14 in blade. 1 6 shovel cultivator, John Deert 1 Walking cultivator.

1 Wheat drill, Buck Eye. 1 McCormick gram binder. 1 McCorimek mower, 5 ft. 1 Hay Rake, 10 ft. 52 h.

p. engine Engine. a. picwuiiv BBbH jB Ei'BKiM HH Kmm'W 5jr tHPO JH uKSBKBkm Ht Jl ffljH Bil Hl Jk HhH during the month of May. The Jersey herd owned by Cad Johnson and R.

C. Calvert at Green Ridge, Missouri, was the high herd in butterfat production for the month with an average of 37.6 pounds per cow. This herd consists of 10 cows, a part of which are registered Jerseys and the remainder grade Jerseys. This same herd also was high herd in the month of April. A summary of the production records during the month as to the five high producing herds is follow No.

Aver. Fat the Association during the Pounds Pounds Breed R. Jersey R. Jersey R. Jersey Jersey Milk 1032 1088 1072 G.

Jersey 1190 59.5 G. Jersey 1255 59.0 Holstein 1224 58.7 G. Jersey 942 56.5 G. Jersey 1240 55.8 R. Jersey 899 55.7 Missouri College of Agriculture showed that good quality soybean nay was practically equal to the same quality of alfalfa hay for milk production.

To secure this type of hay, a good hay variety should be used, such as Virginia on most farms. It is then necessary to see that it is cut at the proper time which is when the pods are one third grown. Since i it takes about 70 days from plant ing to mature hay crop, the beans can be planted now and taken off for hay in August. HOGS 30 Shoats. 60 pounds each.

1 Sow will farrow by date of I sale. I 1 Gilt, heavy with pigs. CHICKENS About 30 White Rock hns, all laying. MACHINERY 1 Gang Plow. 1 Disc.

2 Harrows. I 1 12 inch Breaking plow. 1 5 shovel one horse plow. Several garden plows, hoes, rakes shovels many other items and full line of tools. C.

R. McCLAINi Int. Harvester International Sho Int. Tel. Tel Kennecott Copper Llbby.

McN. Llgg. Myers Tob. Loose Wiles Biscuit Mid. Cont.

Pet Missouri Kansas Texas. Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward National Cash i eg. North American Phillips Pet. Purity Baking Radio Corp. of America Sears Roebuck Skelly Oil Standard Oil of Ind Studebaker Swift and Co Westinghouse E.

Mfg. U. S. Steel Few Leaders Upon the Curb American Light and T. Arkansas Nat Gas, Cities Service Eagle Pich Lead El.

Bond and Ford M. Can. Ford Mot Ltd Gulf Oil Nat. Bel. Hess Ky.

the tang of a Colorado a picture of pioneer Am Lucky" Humberstone came a' sit tin. from beneath a steaming hot Unvcl An(J j00j.e(j toward the voice. Thrro a uslon wlth a peach complexion dotted ui! i t'Z ivcci Thc ci JLerL ycs fame There sto titian halo. white manicurist's uniform. There stood Arleen Whelan.

It took the assurance of Tonso ialist Pat Regan to convince the gnl mat mim 'j didn 1 want to tofts about th the flam in? Arleen Whelan as a certain win ner of fan faior She's Warner Baxter's heart interest (below) in the 20th Century Fox produc tion of Robert Louis Stevenson's II Kidnapped." I3a I i I i i I tO paint stock, AUCTION! 814 west Fifth Street, Sedalia TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 9:30 a. m. (Continued in afternoon in case of rain) Preparing to leave the city, I am offering practically all our furniture, furnishings, and household goods at public sale. Fine quality and in excellent condition, most items are as good as new. KTupctionrrnymus' RABBI $.

H. BARON, owner ADAMS IMPLEMENT CO 401 W. Main Si. PUBLIC SALE OF DAIRY COWS and FARM MACHINERY. M'CLAIN CLOSE OUT SALE POSTPONED! On account of Saturday rain until 1 Tuesday, June 21 1 p.

m. 3800 South Washington Having sold the farm and leaving Sedalia, the following will be sold WHAT is glamor? Glamor is a word in Hollywood's favorite section of the dictionary that portion under whence comes filmland's chief vocabularian con tributictis to our language: Great, grand, glittering, gorgeous, glorious, glamorous girl. Hardly a day goes by in the motion picture industry but what at least one oi tnese woras soms into print. When they all burst forth at once it can mean only one thing. Arleen Whelan.

Who is Arleen Whelan? Most of Hollywood itself doesn't know. A year ago she was an obscure manicurist in Southern California chipping her $18 a week into the family coffers so that her brothers could go to high school. What has Arleen Whelan to do with glamor? Glamor, strictly speaking, is an intangible something. It is not, as is usually assumed, the sole accomplice of mink wraps, orchids and slinky evening gowns. True glamor throbs like an aura around cotton and homespun garb; it radiates from the starchy prim severity of a nurse's uniform; it quivers delicately around the tailor made secretary.

It hovers near dark brown eyes, light blue eyes. It smoulders in green gray eyes or velvet violet eyes. It breathes out oi me lawny scent of titian hair, glitters in the gold of blonde tresses and rises likethunder smokclrom raven locks. H. Bruce Humberstone, "Lucky" Humberstone they call him in Ho! Lvwood, found this glamor a strange place A Darner miop Weary with the trials of bringing to the screen those thnlimg tire eased himself into a chair Pat Regan's shop to take the average man wen Known iwu muui v.

tion." Mlf AN1CURE, sir?" It was a throaty," warm voi All its "business rest rainf couldn hide its heritage There was enough the ush Thursday, June On account of my health and age, of High Point school Jersey cow, fi yrs, old giving 3 gallon milk. Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, calf by old. res lien old, calf by 1 Jersey cow, 1 Roan cow, about 2V2 in about about 3 1 Jersey cow lonths. 1 Jer.s.

Thu ,11 herd at ft LIVESTOCK Thoroughhred white face cow with calf by date of sale. 1 Jersey, 5 calf by side. 1 Heavy Jersey Sringer, 5 yrs. 1 Cow. 5 with calf by side.

These cows are all heavy milkers droves WHO n0CK Uliougn uie sair ictru aitvru i iia u.na every day in every year and are She was signed to a lioth lost the runu. oi me lancicr to turv ox contract mat nigtt fame. and cast for the leading feminine BIT Humberstone moved with his AHappd' i nw vh arm usual elan. Arleen was given a axleir amj Freddie Bartholomew day off and the next day she was afe co.featured. being photographed o.

fa hv in ceivable light, shade and angle of a m0jest little home outMde the movie camera She ore dozen? xhere's Hule u'01 FURNITURE Complete furnishings for 8 rooms including: a 7 cubic foot Kelvinator, 1 bedroom suites with mattresses, one 10 piece dining room suite, like new! Milton's player piano in first class condition with roll cabinet and stool. One antique side board, marble top. One 11 tube Philco Radio. 2 piece velour living room suite. Coleman Pressure and Hoosier cabinet.

"Windsor sewing machine, like new. 4 9x12 rugs. Lawn furniture and fixtures. Fireplace fixtures, chairs, lamp bookc jses, dishes, cooking utensils, numerous Mason fruit jars, and other articles too numerous to mention. of different dresses, bhe moved as "t0 whether the boys will lhu thus and so She smiled, ti owned.

ef) laughed, wept, rose, sat down, siQyy nQt that stood up. wa coereti u. a baii i. wl.iie the beM.K:,i li Farm 75 acres, well improved for Sale Terms day of sale! Dinner on Grounds Lar. son linan, Auct.

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