The Wichita Beacon from Wichita, Kansas • 14

CHICAGO, Sept. turned heavy on the board of trade today influenced by tenders on the expiring contract, the weaker stock market and lagging demand for the cash article. Wheat resisted easiness fairly well on inflation and export possibilities. Oats weakened on the partial removal of the embargo on Canadian grains. Corn held about steady.

Rye finished the day off to up cent a bushel; wheat off to up corn off to oats off to and barley off to GRAINS 3 58.2 1.60½ Barley unchanged, good deman. Rye 2c 1 S.G. 58.3 8: 1.54 to 3c lower, fair demand. THRIFTY BUYS FOR FALL Visit Our Store and See Our Large Stock of Smartly Tailored PANTS and SLACKS A Grand Choice of Patterns and Colors MEN'S CONSERVATIVE DRESS PANTS Sizes 26 to 50 $325 $595 to SMARTLY TAILORED SLACKS Plaids Checks Mixtures Sizes 26 to 50 $225 to $795 THE PANTS STORE 11O N. MAIN ST.

WICHITA CASH WHEAT Cash wheat on the Wichita board of trade Friday was higher during the active trading, closing higher. Receipts: 29 cars as compared with 24 a year ago. Trucked-in wheat was unchanged selling at $1.46 per bushel. SALES The following sales were consummated on the local board of trade during the session Sept. 14, 1945: Hard Winter Cars No.

Test Basis Price 60.5 60 1.61½ 60.5 1.61½ Wanted -Automotive 171 IP YOU WANT--To sell your car, come to 1325 Kellogg. Hi-Cash Dollar For Used Cars and Trucks BELFORD MOTORS Dist. month 501-550 W. Douglas 4-2394 CASH for USED CARS GRIDLEY'S 300 S. Main CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR ANY MAKE OR MODEL Bring It to SCHROCK MOTOR CO.

1117 E. Douglas 4-4257 50 CARS WANTED Houston 550 S. Broadway 5-4224 IF YOU HAVE A CAR TO SELL DRIVE IN OR CALL FERGUSONOLANDER 1020 E. Douglas or sedan wanted. Consider other.

Want small trailer house. 5-5524. WANT USED TEARYY 1808 S. BROADWAY MODEL A FORD- -Sunday or after 6 p. m.

week days, would trade Blue Range. Two miles south, two east. Alvin Ellis, Derby. will PAY TOP PRICES for your car BUY -SELL TRADE LOWRY 3-1707 1621 Broadway 3-4861 I'LL PAY THE LIMIT FOR YOUR CAR BUY SELL TRADE MITCHELL USED CARS 516 W. DOUGLAS Call 2-2273; Eve.

4-8895 Moving, Storage 18 CITY PACKAGE DELIVERY 112 E. Second 4-4212 LIGHT And heavy hauling. Move anything. 4-4556. MOVING? Rent truck and move yourself.

Good equipment. reasonable rates. BAKER TRUCK RENTAL, INC. 137 N. Water Phone 5-9323 WELCH TRANSFER- One-day ice.

None too large or small. We move all. Reasonable. 5-9115. Kind VAN LINES LOWEST AVAILABLE RATES Local Loug Distance Movers 244 Main Phone 4-3262 HIRE MOVING VAN-Day or night.

Blankets. equipment and move. Self Moving Co. 2-5862. 5-7031 We Do Hauling O.

THOMPSON 1107 MATHEWSON WEST SIDE TRANSFER Local-Long Distance Reasonable OFFICE 244 MAIN -PHONE 4-3262 LONG OR SHORT HAUL Anywhere. Phone 5-1839 from 8 a. m. to D. Saturdays 4 p.

LIGHT HAULING REFRIGERATORS and PIANOS C. H. Delivery Service ANYTIME DAY NIGHT DIAL 5-6865 3-3757 JAYNE TRANSFER Large enclosed vans. Experienced men. 2-9772.

417 Osage. LONG AND SHOT Distance hauling; moving of all kinds. Floyd Witters, 2143 S. Broadway, 4-5242. To To Page 14 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 14, EVENING, 1945 THE WICHITA EAGLE SPORTS NEWS Additional Sport on Page 12 Hutchinson Will Play Football For the first time in its history, the naval air station at Hutchinson will field a football team this fall.

This was the word received today from Capt. L. L. Hunt, commanding officer at station. football enthusiast himself, tain little more leisure points out time on that withal tion than during the intensive training period just passed, the provide a material "lift" for the formation Per a gridiron team will morale of station personnel.

Coaching duties handled by 6 battery of experienced exstars. Head coach is Lieut. "Ken" Gleason, well known the locally station for nis success in coaching baseball team to .640 season just finished. In football, Gleason starred at his alma mater, Fresno the navy Mary's State in California and later, in by Lieut. Kirkleski who Backfield coaching, will be handled star ad at Lafayette as quarter and halfback from 1923-27.

Later he coached the professional Patterson Panthers and is at present on leave of absence from coaching duties at Elizabeth school at Elizabeth, N. J. Coaching the "heavies" on the fall to Lieut. (jg) George Gale, former Purdue star and an active player. Although a line coach, Gale may be pressed into a playercoach.

due to his exceptional ability THE WICHITA EAGLE 73 Year. Classified Advertising Dial 2-4431 MINIMUM CHARGE 15 Average Words Rates LOT Wichita and Kansas For 1 Sunday .90 For 3 days 1.98 For 4 days 2.54 For 5. 6 or 7 days 3 24 Funeral Notices COMPTON -Funeral services for Helen Louise Compton, age 45, of 421 N. Clifton, who passed away in a local hospital Thursday, will be conducted from the chapel of the Gordon mortuary Saturday, at 2 p. Rev.

J. Barbee Robertson will officiate. Interment will be in Wichita Park cemetery. WOODBURY- Christian Science seryices for Mrs. Marie J.

Woodbury, of 1316 N. Market, who passed away Wednesday morning in Kansas City, will be conducted Saturday afternoon a 2:30 from the Byrd Snodgrass funeral home. Interment will -be in Maple Grove cemetery. WILLIS- -Funeral services for John C. Willis.

age 87, who passed away Wednesday at his home at 324 N. Erie. will be held Friday at 3:30 p. m. at Downing mortuary chapel.

Rev. G. R. Gross will officiate. Interment will be in Kechi cemetery.

COMBS -Funeral services for James Combs, age 74, of 105 3. Richmond, who passed away Thursday at a local hospital will be held Monday at 2:00 at Cochran mortuary chapel. Interment will be in Memorial Lawns cemetery. Lodge No. 86, AFAM, will have graveside 'services.

MILLER Short funeral services for Mrs. Mable Onstott Miller, age 67, who passed away at her home Wednesday at 1420 Perry, will be conducted at Cochran mortuary chapel Saturday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock followed with a Mennonite church service at the Zimmerdale church at Zimmerdale, Kan. Rev. Earl Buckwater will officiate. Interment will be in the Zimmerdale cemetery.

CARNEY--Albert B. Carney of 637 North Chautauqua, passed away Wenesday. Services will be Friday at 2:00 o'clock at the Gill chapel. Rev. Laurence Spencer of St.

James Episcopal church will officiate. Interment will be in Old Mission cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary Thursday evening and Friday morning. WRIGHT- -The funeral for Donald L. Wright of 1842 S.

Bonn street. age 23 years, who died Sept. 11 at Norton, will be held Friday afternoon at 2 from Byrd Snodgrass funeral home. Rev. Clarence J.

Borger. assistant pastor of First Methodist church. will officiate. The casket bearers will be C. A.

Freeman, Homer Henderson, E. J. Immele and John D. Smid. Interment in Memorial Lawn cemetery.

HOFFMAN-Harriet Ann Hoffman, 720 South Martinson, passed away September 12, 87 years of age. Services will be held at Downing mortuary 10 a. m. Friday. Rev.

James H. Tilsley. of Central Christian church. officiating. Interment in Highland cemetery.

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715 S. Broadway. 2-8298 Dr. Gladys Kuntz 1005 S. Math Chiropractor 3-7023 RING ROLLER METHOD OF REDUCING has proven successful to hundreds of Wichita A women.

Positive Results DR. O. J. RAYMOND (Chiropractor) Battle Creek Baths Eaton Hotel 2-2121 HEALTH--Through perfect Swedish massage. vapor bath.

zone therapy. 3-9426 for appoint. ment. Ladies DR. YOUNG'S HEALTH SERVICE Adjustments, baths.

colonics, scientific weight control, 604 York Rite Bldg. 5-4516 Personals 7 WANTED AT ONCE Used clothing, shoes, furniture, magazines, paper. Call Salvation Army. 3-0025. SEWERS CLEANED ELECTRICALLY PHONE 9-6662 SEPTIC TANKS Toilets Cleaned-5-3967 SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOLS cleaned the new vacuum way.

Any locality. Call or write. Mid- Sanitation 1448 8 Osage. Wichita 12. Phone 5-1308 PIANO LESSONS For advanced and beginners.

Call between 4 and 8 D. for arrangements, 429 S. Osage. CHILD CARE IN MY HOME Day or week. Registered nurse.

Licensed home. Near school. 2-5756. WANTED- Room. board and partial care for middle-aged, refined gentlemen.

Call 4-1800 or 6-4875. 1810 IDA- care for children my home by hour. day, week Trained nurse. 5-6435. WANT To adopt tiny baby.

Will pay hospital expenses Write Wichita Eagle, Box 532-F DON'T GET MARRIED Until you read our ad in telephone directory under notaries. Russell, 219 Broadway. 9 a. m. to 8 D.

m. Electric ROTO-ROOTER FOR CLOGGED SEWERS AND DRAINS C. R. Alexander 4-9164 1652 8. Washington SOAP For sale, nice white home made soap.

Approximately 1b. bar 10c. breaks hard water. 20 bars or more shipped C.O.D Address 1313 East Hutch- LIVESTOCK CATTLE The light run of 4,000 cattle and 100 calves arriving in here today moved out at prices about steady with yesterday's A good clean-up is being shows worked here and the general market some improvement compared with Monday plain and stock cattle also showed some imTuesday. Late week demand for provement.

Light bulls heavy bulls 8.00@ 10.50@11.75 9.50 Vealer calves, good and choice 11.00@13.50 Heavy Heretord fat stock steer calves 12.00 10.00 13.50 12.00 do Hereford stock steers and 12.00@13.50 Stock cows 7.50@ 8.50 Plesn: feeder heifers 10.50 7.00 12.00 9.50 "Dog" steers Fed steers 14.50 16.00 Grassfat steers 11.50@13.50 Red and roan stock steers 9.50@11.00 HOGS Receipts totaled less than 400 today, Demand was active and prices fully steady. with $14.45 paid for and gilts and $15.00 barrows. to and stags $13.70 pigs $16.00. Butcher nogs, gilts barrows Packing sows and 13.50 SHEEP The estimate calls for 200 sheep and lambs here today and early prospects are steady with yesterday's prices. The native lamb top closed last evening at $13.00, culls and common lambs ranging from $9.50 to $11.00 and fat ewes steady at $5.50 and down.

Canners ewes 3.50 4.25 Fat ewes 4.50 5.50 Native spring lambs 12.00@13.00 Graded spring lambs, top. 13.25 Culls and common 9.50@11.00 at New Alibi for Anglers NEW YORK, Sept. fisherman's poor luck isn't always due to lack of fish, but has other causes, including lack of effort on part of the angler, according to Harold Titus, in the Septemper issue of True magazine. Titus, a. member of the Michigan conservation department, asserts that extensive investigation in New York, Michigan, Illinois and other states after complaints about fishedout waters, disclosed that lakes and ponds frequently were overstocked with natural food and thus the angle's lure had attraction for his would-be victims.

Investigators drained lakes and poisoned waters and discovered tons of fish in waters where the fishing was notoriously poor. Many lakes were overstocked with small blue gills, a natural food for the largemouth bass. In other cases the invesrigators learned that small forage fish were dumped in wellstocked lakes and these became the prey of larger fish and made fishing poor. PROPOSES RESEARCH STAFF NEW -(UP) Estab- lishment of a research nection with scientific has been proposed Men's Business club to industrialize New The club believes tion to obtain, establish tain facilities and research would aid New Orleans dozens manufacturers. Automobiles for Sale Chevrolet 1933 Coach $175 Olds 1935 Sedan $195 1932 Sedan Pontiac $225 1936 Plymouth $346 1937 heater, Studebaker Sedan, radio, overdrive $395 1938 M.

radio, D. Chevrolet Coupe, heater $5701 1941 radio, Lincoln-Zephyr heater, ed a overdrive $1795 Cadillac 4-Pass. Coupe, 1938 radio, heater $795 All Within OPA Ceilings PRICE'S O.S.T. 301 S. Topeka 330 S.

Emporia Ford Dealers Since 1916 A GOOD LINE cheap good used cars. Any kind any style. 1004 E. Central. SLICK CUSTOM 1940 Maroon Lincoln-Zephyr four door sedan, radio and heater, private owner, good tires.

See at 4650 Mount Vernon Road. 6-4429. Trade for cheaper car. 1930 MODEL A FORD COUPE -New recaps, new battery. 4241 Dunkin.

1931 BUICK -By owner. Motor good, tires fair. Under celling. 2022 Jackson. '30 MODEL A-Ford pickup, also two wheel baggage trailer, 16-inch tires, first $40 takes trailer.

Corner of Meridian and Franklin Road. '31 FORD -Roadster, 16-inch wheels. red leather new top. side curtains, slick condition: also nice young heifer, sow and pigs. Call at 908 W.

52nd. 1939 FORD, DELUXE--Good tires, mechanically OK. 4001 East Douglas. CLOSING OUT USED CARS 1938 Master Deluxe Chevrolet Town sedan, radio and 1936 Chevrolet coupe, and heater $375 1936 Chev. Std.

Fordor $295 1935 Plymouth Tudor $275 1931 Plymouth 4, Fordor S. P. Within Ceiling 114 N. Emporia 1938 LINCOLN Extra good car. 6-5968.

1910 S. Hillside. 1929 MODEL A- Tudor Ford, good motor. good tires. 17-inch wheels.

1214 N. St. Francis. FOR SALE 1942 Dodge car. This Cal will be sold at auction October a.

m. for storage. J. H. Barton, 217 S.

Emporia. BUICK 60 SEDAN--Motor reconditioned, fair rubber. Price $460.00. Apply 252 S. Holyoke.

1936 FORD COUPE Ceiling price. 724 S. Water. 1934 FORDOR- Sedan Ford V-8. 1032 N.

Pershing. Call after 1 p. m. MODEL A- -Ford coupe, mechanically perfect, plumb good tires. brand new battery, generator.

2453 Shelton. 1939 BUICK- Series 80 Roadmaster fourdoor, in perfect condition inside and out. Radio and heater, $1,145 $100 under ceiling. 2703 Shadybrook Lane. 1937 PLYMOUTH-Tudor, radio and heater, A-1 body and upholstering, new brakes, good motor, 1716 South Broadway, '35 -Deluxe tudor, radio and heater, $345.

Cash for used cars. R. J. Dunn, 225 E. Lewis.

'37 DESOTO -Low ceiling $452. First man with $325 gets it. 2228 N. Kansas, 4-7316. USED CARS -Bought.

sold and exchanged. Parts for most all cars. You'll find your best deal here. Tow-in service day or night. McEntire Salvage.

3401 Maple 5-4828 Auto Financing 11A Auto Loans Best Plan in Town Southwest National Bank Douglas at Topeka Service for Over 20 Years BANKERS INV. CO. 221 S. BROADWAY 3-5206 SEE OR WRITE AUTO PERSONAL -FURNITURE LOANS PROMPT SERVICE CITY, FIRST INVESTMENT 3-4239 CO. (WESTERN UNION BLDG.I LOANS AUTO- -FURNITURE PROMPT CONFIDENTIAL FOREIGN LIVESTOCK CHICAGO CHICAGO.

Sept. (UP) HOGS Receipts active, fully steady: good and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs. and up at ceiling; good and choice sOWS at $14; complete clearance. CATTLE Receipts calves 500; general trade steady. Few loads choice steers and yearlings strong at $17.60 for yearlings and $18, the ceiling, for steers: receipts mainly cows, common stockers and common Southwest slaughter steers: six loads latter scaled approximately 800 lbs.

and sold at cows and bulls well cleaned up; vealers $14.50 ricwn. SHEEP- Receipts strong marke: or all represented classes; spots additionally 25 cents higher on native spring lambs; practically a one-price market on fat native springers graded mostly good and choice at $13.75 with bucks discounted package milk-fat 63-Ib. weight $13.50: common sort-out lambs mostly $10.50 bucks included: shorn aged native slaughter ewes only odd head very light culls bejow $5. KANSAS CITY KANSAS CITY. Sept.

-CATTLE Salable 400; total 1,000. Calves salable 150; total 200. Fairly active. Generally slow on little all representative classes except demand for bulls: short load good and choice mixed yearlings $16; offerings mainly cows; few medium and good medium, good and cao'ce vealers largely odd head choice $14; rather light supply stockers and feeders held by dealers. HOGS- -Salable and total 300; unchanged at the ceiling.

SHEEF--Salable total 2,500. Moderately active. Killing classes steady; good and choice truck-in natives spring lambs one car good and choice held above good and choice slaughter ewes $5.75. NEW YORK BONDS NEW YORK, Sept. -Domestic corporation bonds moved irregularly today in moderate trading.

High grade carrier issues firmed slightly, but elsewhere in the group prices fractionally lower. Industrials and utilities did little. Mendoza Province 4's featured a mixed foreign section on a 2 point decline. U. S.

governments were dull, but Treasury 2's of off more than 1 point. FOREIGN PRODUCE CHICAGO CHICAGO. Sept. 255,084 pounds; market firm and unchanged: 93 score 89 score 92 score 41c: cooking grade 39c; centralized carlots 90 score 89 score (C. 88 score (C.

39c. EGGS- Receipts 9,013 cases: top grades firm, balance irregular; extras 2. 39 3 and 4, standards 33 35c; current receipts dirties and checks SECURITIES NEW YORK, Sept. -Profit taking reduced prices over a broad area in the stock market today on volume somewhat under that of the previous session. Selling was particularly severe in the aircraft department where 'losses ranged to more than 2 points in Douglas and Lockheed.

The latter led the list in turnover. Boeing Airplane lost a full point. The break in aircrafts came after Donald W. Douglas told the Wall Street Journal that neither Douglas Aircraft nor the aircraft industry "can safely and realistically make any postwar plans or have any reasonable expectation of being able to carry out previous commitments without regard to national policies and economic developments such as surplus disposal, future military procurement and labor attitude." When the aircrafts broke, selling increases in other sections. Railroad issues lost as much as points in Atlantic coast line.

Chrysler led the motors lower Some of the steels, rubbers, building shares, mercantiles. coppers, oils, utilities and amusement shares eased. At the same time, special issues forward in several instances. Certain-teed preferred ran up 5 points on the recent clearing of arrearages on the issue. General realty and U.

S. Realty were active and firm. Schenley made a new high in its section. Du Pont rose a point as did Davison Chemical. The latter made 8 new high.

Johns-Manville held a rise of more than a point in its department. NEW YORK CURBS NEW prices YORK. Sept. to a Curb stock failed develop definite trend today. Turnover was moderately active.

Noma Electric moved up fractionally to a new high for the year but then lost part of its gain. F. L. Jacobs receded fractionally. Stockholders of the company have voted an increase in outstanding common stock from 750.000 to 1,000,000 shares.

Among utilities, National Fuel Gas, American Light Traction, Electric Bond Share and American Gas Electric moved fractionally lower. Creole Petroleum advanced, Cities Service declines. and Red Oil held unchanged in their section. TAXPAYERS SET RECORD FREDERICK, (UP) Tillman county Oklahoma have pesidents. cent current taxes, J.

Harvey Stevens, county treasurer, announced recently. He said it was an all-time record. BENNETT'S HAVE ALL THE FISHING EQUIPMENT YOU NEED! FLY LINES TAPERED AND LEVELED SILK-NYLON-ENAMELED GENUINE SHAKESPEARE FLY LINES Hawaiian Wigglers- Jitterbugs -Wet and Dry Flies--Albatross Baits and Lures- Shuman's Bugs--Weber -Peck's Poppin' Minnow- -GENUINE GUT LEADERS. RODS REELS CREELS Dip Nets--Fish Bags BENNETTS SUCCESSFULLY REPAIR RODS, REELS AND OTHER FISHING EQUIPMENT. BENNETTS SPORTING GOODS 1105 East Douglas Phone 3-1485 Wichita's Oldest Sporting Goods Store Financing 11A Cut INSURED LOAN PLAN WILL PROTECT YOUR FAMILY AGAINST LOSS 2 Ask us about it CONSUMERS ACCEPTANCE co.

staff in conindustries by the Young in an effort Orleans. that a foundaand mainpersonnel for in bringing to of new small 1014 E. Douglas Wichita. Kan. AUTO LOANS Furniture Compare Our Rates COMMONWEALTH Securities Company 208 S.

Market 2-3494 FOR AUTO PERSONAL LOANS Try First Loans First FIRST NATIONAL BANK Wichita 102 W. Douglas 3-4271 AUTO LOANS Credit Department Fourth National Bank in Wichita Mezzanine FloorSee Mr. Hickman Phone 4-4444 or 3-4261 Truck-Trailers for Sale 12 FOR SALE Or trade by owner: 1936 Chevrolet, long wheel base; 1934 Chevrolet, short wheel base; 1935 Ford, long wheel base: 1937 Ford convertible sedan: 18 foot trailer house; 29 model John Deere tractor; large two wheel implement trailer. 606 N. St.

Francis. FOR SALE OR TRADE-1939, ton Ford V-8 truck, two speed rear axle, grain winch, motor A-1 condition. Ceiling price. Hap Scarlett. Harper.

Kan. 2-WHEEL-Trailer with extra wheel and hitch. Good rubber. 6-5326. NEW--Two wheel trailer, ball hitch, 16-inch tires.

1716 South Broadway. 1940 CHEVROLET-With 28 foot trailer and grain sides, two speed inet work, call Longhofer. General Neodesha, Kan. Phone 908F4. 1940 FORD PICKUP-With truck bed and stock rack.

2 miles north Cheney corner highway 54, east, 1 mile north. SCHOOL BUSES FOR SALE Nearly new 1944 Ford Special Bus chassis with new Superior school bus body, 9 rows of seats, extra plywood floor. insulated, large bus type heater, other equipment. Guaranteed like new at less than dealers ceiling price. 1 Ford truck chassis with Wayne bus body, 8 rows of seats.

body new a year ago, prewar all steel, full" equipped and A-1 condition, price less than cost of the body for immediate sale. Several busses priced $995 up. Phone or wire L. G. Bell.

Bell Bus 121 N. Sycamore street. TWO WHEEL TRAILER 600x16 tires. Phone 5-2571 or 5-4844. 1121 South Osage.

'41 3-T. GMC, LWB, flat body, '42 Studebakers, tandem with flat bodies, good condition. FWD Dump. LWB, 5-T. FWD, tandem tractor.

'42 FWD, LWB. singles, 8-T. '39 INC, D50. 15 Used dump bodies. 25 Pole trailers.

10 Low boy trailers. Truck Parts Co. 820 E. Harry 2-2416 Trailer Coaches 12A 18 style trailer, sleeps 4, modern and in good condition. 2603 E.

Kellogg. PAY CASH FOR YOUR TRAILER Truck or school bus. Out of town sellers describe and quote price wanted. Wichita Trailer Coach Co. Svcamore 4-9722 WANTED 2038 N.

Broadway 25 house trailers. Will pay the limit. Call Mr. Wade, 2-3774, 1301 E. Central.

FOR SALE-18-foot Indian trailer house. 1616 South Vine. Phone 4-9302. PRIVATE PARTY-WitA. cash, wishes to buy real nice house trailer from private party.

2-9977. NEW AND USED TRAILERS C. SHANKS Bury, Sell Trade RAILER PARTS SUPPLY 2001. CENTRAL WICHITAKANS U. S.

CLUB CAR -Equipped with 5- foot Kelvinator, needs some repair. 1559 S. Market. 18 FOOT FACTORY BUILT Silver dome, $295, terms, trade. SOUTHWEST, 1301 E.

Central. NEW AND USED TRAILERS Bought and sold. Parts and repairs Trailers recovered and moved. Utility trailers for rent. FRIEND TRAILER CO.

MARKET QUOTATIONS BUTTERFAT Butterfat, No. 1 .48 Butterfat, No. 2 .45 LOCAL GRAIN BIDS Trucked-in wheat $1.45 Oats, per bushel .70 Rye, per bushel 1.05 Barley. per bushel .90 FLOUR AND FEED Flour, short pat. basis 50's per cwt.

$4.17 Shorts 2.20 Buttermilk( dried 11.00 Bran 2.20 EGGS Eggs .32 LIVE POULTRY Heavy breed broilers .28 Light breed broilers .28 Heavy breed fryers .28 Light breed fryers Hens, over 4 pounds .231 Hens. under 4 pounds .18 Old roosters .20 Young turkey hens Young turkey toms Ducks .20 Geese .15 WOOL PRICES Clear, medium .39 Slight, burry .33. Burry, medium .30 Light, long fine .30 Dry sheep pelts .18 (2.20 Short, light fine .27 Heavy or burry, fine .22 HIDES (Per Lb.) Nos. 1 and 2 hides under 42 lbs. Nos.

1 and 2 GS hides, 42 lbs. and up Nos. 1 and 2 bull hides. G. S.

glue hides, all weights PLENTY OF SHRIMP NEW ORLEANS, Sept. -With plenty of ice available this year, dealers are expecting one the best shrimp packs in recent years. All indications point to a successful season. STOP Auto Wheel Pack Car Wash $1.00 Car Lubrication TAIL PIPE MUFFLER SERVICE Hobart Auer EMPORIA AND CENTRAL DIAL 5-9858 FOOTBALL W. U.

VS. DOANE University Stadium Friday, Sept. 14 Night Game 8:00 p. m. Seats $1.83 and 600 Including Tax May Be Bought at CONTINENTAL AIRLINES Lassen Hotel Season Tickets Still Available Tax Auto Repairing 15 Auto Repairing 15 Auto Repairing 15 DESOTO BELFORD MOTORS PLY MOUTH BODY.

FENDER PAINT SERVICE Wichita's most modern Body, Fender and Paint Shop. Manned by expert workmen. Equipped with most modern equipment. Dustproof paint booths. Steam cleaning.

New low prices. No job too big or too small. Get our Free Estimate today. Satisfaction guaranteed. Jack Furlong, Manager BELFORD MOTORS Dist.

-Plymouth 536 W. Douglas 4-2394 Trailer Coaches 12A 18. FT. STEPHENS Metal sides, stainless steel kitchen, brakes, sleeps 4, $495. Terms, trade.

SOUTHWEST, 1301 E. Central. PRIVATE PARTY- -With cash, wishes to buy real house trailer from private party. 2-9977. TRAILER- Two wheel, 16 inch, ball hitch, 7 foot bed, priced right.

218 N. Edwards. THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN To buy your trailer. We buy, sell or trade. CENTRAL TRAILER COACH CO.

1041 E. Central 5-2764 Trailer Coaches New1945 Trailers Priorities Relaxed Local Distributor for Glider, Streamlite, Platt Alma. Lighthouse. Continental COMMONWEALTH SALES AND SERVICE 1:10 E. Central 2-8942 1945.

22 FOOT MAINLINE -Butane. 6 ply tires. This easily pulled trailer. Save hundreds from new price. SOUTHWEST, 1301 E.

Central. FOR SALE-27-foot tandem wheel trailer, A electric brakes. electric refrigerator, good tires. 440 S. Richmond.

Largest Trailer Coach Distr Distributors Different in Makes Midwest Complete Service Department Sharp Trailer Coach Co. Newton, 1 Kans, Phone 908 Accessories and Tires 13 TRACTOR RIMS 16 in.36 in. Now Available Also excellent stock of Tractor Tubes and Tires. BELFORD MOTORS 550 W. DOUGLAS DISTRIBUTORS 0.

S. Rubber Products GOOD USED TIRES We Buy, Sell. Trade Tires Recapped--Repaired CENTRAL TIRE SUPPLY CO. E. Central 5-4220 GRAIN RECEIPTS GRAIN RECEIPTS OFFICIAL (Furnisned by James E.

Bennett W. K. H. Bldg.) September 14, 1945 WICHITA- Today Last Yr. Wheat 29 24 KANSAS CITYWheat 184 59 Corn 52 Oats 21 HUTCHINSONWheat SALINAWheat 27 MINNEAPOLIS Wheat 394 553 DULUTHWheat 414 277 WINNIPEGWheat 695 1.002 CHICAGOOats 67 Corn Wheat 55 OMAHAWheat 107 Oats 84 Corn 19 ST.

LOUIS Wheat Oats Corn 20 as a passer. Advisory coach will Lieut. Prentice Gudgeon, wellknown in Kansas for his playing and coaching of football and ketball at Pittsburg Teachers lege. At the end of tne first week's practice sessions, a squad of aspirants have been tearing up turf. The coaching staff has lined up some fine games, with two spots OIl the schedule yet to filled, and NavalAirs are ing that college or service teams Kansas or Missouri will provide some competition on these dates.

The schedule as it now stands as folows: September 29-Missouri team Column'a. 6 -Mo. Open. October 13-Olathe Naval Air Station at Hutchinson. October 20- Open.

October 27-Fort Riley at Junction November 3-Herington Army Air at Herington. November ET 10 Fort Riley at Hutchinson. Noveinbe: 17-Herington Army Air at Hutchinson. November 24 -Pittsburg Teachers Pittsburg. IS BACKFIELD COACH LAWRENCE, Sept.

(UP)-Denzel a Gibbons of Lecomp-1 ton, has been made assistant backfield coach of the University of Kansas 1945 football squad, E. C. Quigley, athletic director, announced today. Gibbons was discharged from the army air corps recently. He was a first lieutenant connected with the air forces football program Birmingham, at Kansas university in 1939 to 1940, Ala.

A Gibbons lettered in football and in baseball in 1942. MAJOR LEAGUE RACES Games Games Team Pct. Behind Remain. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 86 50 .632 18 St. Louis 84 53 .613 x15 AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 81 59 .579 14 Washington .82 61 .573 13 The remaining schedule of contending teams: NATIONAL Chicago Philadelphia, Sept.

14 (2). Brooklyn, 15 (2) (including completion of one inning of suspended game of July 20 with Brooklyn ahead 10 to 4), 16 (2) 17. At St. Louis-18. 19.

20. Pittsburgh 22, 23 (2). St. Louis, 25, 26. At Cincinnati, 27.28.

At Pittsburgh, 30. St. Louis- Brooklyn, Sept. 14 (2). Philadelphia, 15, 16, (2), 17.

Chicago. 19, 20. Cincinnati, 22, 23. At Chicago, 25, 26. At 29, 30 (2).

AMERICAN Detroit--At Philadelphia, Sept. 14. At Washington, 15 (2). 16 (2), 17. At Cleveland.

19, 20. St. Louis, 22, 23. Cleveland, 25. 26.

At St. 30. troit, 15 Washington- Cleveland. 17. At Sept.

New 14. York, De(2), 16 (2), 20, 21. At Philadelphia, 22, 23 (2). not include 12-inning tie game with Pittsburgh to be replayed if necessary to decide race. FIRST HARVARD PRESIDENT GREENVILLE, N.

Dunster, first president of Harvard college, buried in an old cemetery in Greenville. Personals NOTICE New service for Wichita, We have air compressors and air hammers for concrete breaking. We furnish the men and equipment. No job too small or too large. Call us for estimates.

Let us do your hard work easily and economically Gene Hensley-5-6662 249 NURSERY EAST- Have room for few more from 2 to 5 years. Free transportation. 4-6534. At 933 N. age Vassar.

chidren Read; and to enroll 6 years inclusive. Babies considered 1 block to school; licensed nursery 5-1517. SEPTIC TANKS And cesspools cleaned. Lon Foster. 1720 S.

Glenn. 2-9329. Psychic Interpreters 7A EGYPTIAN TEA ROOM FREE teacup readings. Luncheon dinners, teas. N.

Main. PRIVATE READINGS DAILY FLORENE STATES FACTS APPOINTMENTS 3-2938 TODDS World traveled palmist tells past, present, future. Reading by appointment. 1251 N. Emporia.

2-8265. LADY LEE Gifted life reader, true medium. She asks no questions, but tells exactly what you wish to know. the truth good or bad on all affairs of life, love, marriage, courtship, divorce, health and business transactions. Everybody welcome.

No readings by mail. Daily and Sunday 1127 S. BROADWAY IONE READER AND ADVISER 1739 BROADWAY-2-9438 Violet Jackson Spiritual Adviser 1135 South Hydraulic 3-5679 C. KASHA Advice Daily by Appointment Only 5-9544 109 N. Estelle FRANCES The World's Greatest Trance Reader 711 West 18th Street-4-7487 Everyone Welcome READER AND SPIRITUAL ADVISOR Readings by Appointment 430 N.

Market 2-6166 MIRIAM Gifted Reader and Adviser. Call 4-4629 for appointment. 616 N. St. Francis Travel Opportunities 7B DRIVING--Good car to San Diego and Los Angeles about Sunday.

Share expenses. 4-7032. A for CHRYSLER Los Angeles, NEW Tuesday YORKER- or -Leaving Wednesday. 6-9913. DRIVING To Los Angeles, Callfornia.

Thursday or Friday. Can take two or three. Phone 2-9402. WANTED- TWO passengers to San Diego. Leaving first of week.

3-4873. Pleasure Resorts 84 RAINBOW LAKE- -Open for dancing, picnicking and chicken dinners Bring the family. 8957 South Broadway. U-SMILE CABIN-4606 W. Maple, west on 54.

Quiet and cool. Call 4-6205. Strayed, Lost, Found 10 KITTEN Dark grey with white markings, about six months old. Children's pet, strayed from 534 S. Hillside.

Finder please call 3-8881. LADIES' -Wrist watch. Mignon 17 jewel National Watch movement. lost between 1600 South Main and 1700 block S. St.

Francis. Reward. 5-5405. BRIEF CASE LOST -Near Jefferson school. Reward.

3-9157 after 5 p. m. 1940 FORD pickup. To trade for car. 430 West 1st.

with brown spots. Wearing new STRAYED Shetland stallion, white halter. Call 5-2608 collect. LOST- Cocker spaniel female blond and silver. Children's pet.

240 N. 8 Dellrose. 4-3962. LOST--Hog between Wichita and Eureka, 180 lb. Poland China gelt.

blue chalk mark on back. Notify Harold Warner at stock yards, Wichita. or 3-2582. LOST OR STRAYED In the vicinity of Zimmerly and Broadway, puppy, part Collie, white with tan. Rein ward.

1440 South Market. Autos for Trade 104 1941 FORD PICKUP- -For trade on late model car. 3065 South Clifton, Planeview. WILL -Motorcycle, 1942 74. OVH: extras for automobile.

See at 2209 W. Douglas. 1941 FORD DE LUXE In real good condition. good tires. Prefer to trade.

1538 N. Erie. '37 FORD Convertible new '39 motor, top, etc. Call after 4:00 p. m.

415 North Volutsia. 5-0049. TRADE -'37 Chevrolet Tudor for later model car. Pay cash difference. J.

E. Dennis, Derby, Kansas. Automobiles for Sale 11 FORD, CHEVROLET AND PLYMOUTH MOTORS New, used and rebuilt $20 and up 514 Harry 1937 PLYMOUTH- Coach, four extra good tires. good condition. 1732 South Santa Fe.

3-9885. Consider trade. '37 CHEVROLET SEDAN In good condition. See at 2311 Fairview. KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN (Furnished by Wolcott Lincoln, Inc.) Hard and dark wheat unchanged to 1c higher, good demand.

Corn and kafir unchanged to higher, good demand. demand. Corn and kafir unchanged, good demand. Oats unchanged, good demand. Moving, Storage 18 Accessories and Tires 13 USED -RECAPPED PASSENGER- -TRUCK TIRES C.

Holleicke Tire. 528 W. Douglas USED TRUCK TIRES TUBES. LARGE TRUCK, TRACTOR, REPAIRS. RYNDERS TIRE SHOP.

416 E. WILLIAM. GUARANTEED TIRES Used, 25 per cent below ceiling to dealers. Lockhart. 501 Body and Fender Repairs Wrecks Our Specialty Gridley Motor Co.

300 to 316 S. Main GOOD USED TIRES Below Ceiling Harreld's Service Station Lincoln at Washington. Complete Battery Service New Cells, Posts, Cases No Job Too Small or Too Large Complete Stock of New 6 U. S. BATTERIES BELFORD MOTORS 550 W.

Douglas Dist. U. S. Rubber Products Auto Repairing 15 STEAM CLEANING Motors of All Kinds Tractors and Trucks Available at HOKE SERVICE STATION 127 S. Wichita-4-8936 EZ CREDIT Fender Works Wrecks Rebuilt Car Painting EDWARDS AUTO REPAIR 335 South Broadway CHUCK WARREN Repair, RAY KRUGER Quality Work RITZ GARAGE 223 Broadway Phone 3-5265 ATTENTION GARAGE MEN Motors Steam Cleaned Cars Washed and Polished 600 8.

Topeka. Call in Rear. Call Cowell Bros-4-7763 Auto Repairing 15 AUTO REPAIRING work guaranteed. S. Broadway.

5-1857 BODY and FENDER REPAIR-PAINTING RADIATOR REPAIRING Any Make Car or Truck We Guarantee Our Work HOBBS CHEV. CO. 1525 E. Douglas 4-7377 BODY and FENDER REPAIR-PAINTING RADIATOR REPAIRING Any Make Car Truck We Guarantee Our Work HOBBS CHEV. CO.

1525 E. Douglas 4-7377 Motorcycles. Bicycles 16 Bicycle Repair Shop 615 N. Main 3-9368 Donez 1943 INDIAN condition. Call SCOUT, 6:30 p.

m. 810 S. Volutsia. 4-1440. 1937 H.

D. 74-Flat head, 4 speed. lots of extras. 1937 Sport Scout. original paint, extra good.

1937 H. D. 80, new motor. 606 E. Morris.

GIRL'S BICYCLE -Nearly new. See Harreld's Service Station, Lincoln and Washington. 1944 74 OVERHEAD -For sale or trade. Only 4,700 miles. See at 349 N.

Water. PLENTY OF SCHOOL BICYCLES $15.00 AND UP 5-1396 522 N. ST. FRANCIS MAN'S BICYCLE Prewar, balloon tires. in A-1 condition.

$35.00. 2-8776. MAN'S--Heavy stream-lined. bicycle. chronium headlight, basket Like new.

beauty. 5-0864. HARLEY DAVIDSON- 61 overhead, excellent condition. 202 N. Fountain.

4-4023. Wanted Automotive 17 CASH FOR GOOD USED CARS BUY SELL TRADE JOE A. MARTIN 4-5971 1224 E. CENTRAL WANTED--Station wagon, Ford or Chevrolet. Call or write P.

Shellenberger, Buhler, Kan. DIAL 5-6305 FLL CALL AT YOUR HOME GLADLY BUY YOUR CAR Any make or model -Top prices ALL CALLS APPRECIATED YES! WE STILL PAY ALL THE LAW ALLOWS If Your Car Is Worth It. ED WHITE 1021-23 E. Douglas 2-1759 SHORT Distance hauling. Fast.

courteous service, low rates. Call 4-2989 or RENT A TRAILER- -And move yourself. Bumper hitches furnished. Friend Trailer 2038 N. BroadWAS 5-8712.

Business Services 19 FURNACES CLEANED- And repaired. Parts for most furnaces. Call 2-3534 FURNITURE Painted, repaired and refinished. Call for and deliver. 4-8140 or 4-0247.

SPECIAL PICK-UPS -Minimum rate $1 and up. J. A. Nelson, 818 Martinson. 3-0557.

Trash Hauling Tree Branches Prompt Service-3-6790 WASHING MACHINES Repaired. Pick up and delivery. Work guaranteed. MACK'S 152 N. MAIN 2-7685 BLACK DIRT Sand, driveway gravel, stepping stones, barnyard fertilizer.

lawns treated. 3-6816. WATCH REPAIRING Why wait All work anteed. Mail erders accepted. S.

R. la Kummell. 152 N. Main. LANDSCAPING-Grading.

terracing and plowing. with Ford tractor. 5-6246. CEMENT Basement, foundation work, house leyeling. C.

C. Demaree 812 S. Tobeka. 3-7464. YARD MOWING- -Yard cleaning or any kind of light work.

50c hour. ROOF STAINING FREE ESTIMATES 5-8134 Trash Hauling Contract or pickup 5-7430 WRINGER ROLL Made to order any make washing machine 1532 S. Washington. RICH BLACK DIRT Sand. hill gravel.

crushed stone. Wichita Sand Gravel Co. 5-0877. ELECTRICAL WIRING Installation Industrial. Commercial, Residential Night and Day Service CLARK ELECTRIC 3-7413 LANDSCAPING -Black dirt and tertilizer.

Tree banding and tree work. General yard work. Spraying. 5-6246. REPAIR ALARM -24 hour service if no parts needed.

1127 S. Market. 3-9641 HAULING AND MOVING of all kinds. Prompt service. Call us.

Virgil Carter. 1347 Cleveland. 2-7935. STEEL Clothes line poles and wire installed, sprayed silver, barreis for trash burners. Delivered.

2-2957. CUT TREES -Cut spreaders and cedars: grade up yards, sOw seeds, put in African Bermuda grass. 20 years experience. Good lawn mover for sale. 4-6495.

FOR LANDSCAPING- Treated fertiizer. black dirt. tree and hedge trimming. sard work. 5-3430.

LIGHT -MOVING And hauling at anytime. 5-4001, TRASH HAULING Special Pickup Service Today 2-0710 FERTILIZER Ideal for lawns, shrubs and gardens; aiso plowing with tractor. Phone 2-7384. LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING 4-1165 WINCH TRUCK WORK AUTOMOBILES CLEANED Road film, scum. polished and waxed.

Reasonable. Called for and delivered. Phone 5-3591. REFRIGERATION For prompt service call 4-7434 work WATCH AND guaranteed. CLOCK- Repairing.

All Quick service. J. G. Urbanek, 1515 S. Topeka.

YARDWORK-Tree fertilizer, black work, landscapdirt. 4-7026. WASHING MACHINES Repaired immediately. Called for and delivered 4-7434. CABINETS- Carpenter -Made to order.

Hephner Shop, 332 N. Seneca. Phone 4-9233. WASHER REPAIR SERVICE FAST. CALL EXPERT, REASONABLE FOR AND DELIVERY 5-1496 VACUUM CLEANERS REPAIRED AND REBUILT Airway Branch, 231 S.

Market, 5-0411 VACUUM CLEANER EXCHANGE Service and Parts All 349 N. Main 5-9852 WASHING MACHINES Repaired, expertenced. Calla for, delivered. Burchinal Sales Service. 3-0939 HAULING- -And delivering with ton truck.

Reasonable. Phone 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m.

3-8590. No Sundays. LANDSCAPING MOWING Old yards made new. Fertilizer, dressing, black a dirt. Work top teed.

Cell 4-3439. REPAIRS Washer- Mangel Sweeper PHONE 5-6732.