Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 29

Name Jaycee Chairmen of Miss Iowa Beauty Pageant 1959 Miss (owa Boautv Paacau i has named his committee Si I men for the event. The contest tentatively set for Juiv 31 AUS 1 and 2, will be the ninth ammfi the COI liltccs Pageant chairmen include Uie allowing: Sam Hanson, UlllJUm TJf.1. llr I to be held in Clear Lake The Wnfiht ud ges; Pete Clear Lake Junior Chamber ofU CS aud sta Crosby- Commerce has been sponsor Lcs 1f rMll awa ls: Tom Corn Godden is Halford's co-chairman if' Ub ic rclations tickets; Keith Huntley, housing; Roger Barber hospitality, and Don Stephens, transportation. The Monday night meeting at the Clear Lake Junior Chamber of Commerce endorsed the senior Chamber of Commerce's win- ler sports program. Anita Olson Is Bride of Monte Kern CLEAR LAKE-Miss Anita Ver lynne Olson, daughter of Mrs Luella Olson, Clear Lake, became the bride of Monte James Kern, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Kern' Three Rivers, Nov. 30 at the Zton Lutheran Church. Pastor George Strum performed the ceremony. Miss Virginia Lyon, Chicago, was maid of honor.

Martin Krocze Mason City, brother-in-law of the bride, was btslman. A reception in the church parlors followed the ceremony. After a u-ed- ding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Kern will be at home at 4803 N.

Winthrop, Chicago. The bride was graduated from Clear Lake High School in 1956 and attended Humboldt Business College, Minneapolis. She is now employed in the office of C.B.&Q. Railroad, hi a o. Graduated from Three Rivers High School, the bridegroom attended Western Michigan University.

Serving in the Navy as dental technician, he is now stationed at Great Lakes 111. The bride was honored at a pre- miptial miscellaneous shower by friends in Chicago. Mrs. Christians Named President CLEAR LAKE Mrs. P.

E. Christians was elected president of Union Dozen Club Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Hugh Strain. Other new officers are Mrs. Holland Rowe, vice president; Mrs.

Don Acharman, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Marvin Brager, cards and flowers; Mrs. Hugh Strain, club leader, and Mrs. Lubbe Albers, historian. A Christmas gift exchange revealed names of mystery friends of the past year.

New names were drawn. Prior to the business meeting and Christmas party, a luncheon was held at Halford's. Clear Lake Calendar THURSDAY Beginners' Art Class, Mrs. J. P.

Hansen, 9 a.m. Sorosis Club, Mrs. Leo Thompson, 309 N. 7th St. Crescent Club.

Mrs. Robert Chizek, 2:30. Royal Neighbor Club, Mrs. F. G.

Cookman, noon. Rotary Club, Halford's Cafe, 12.15. Twentieth Century Club, Christmas party, 1. Christian Workers, Mrs. Henry Brower, 1:30.

Busy Bee Club, City Hall, 2. Women's Missionary Society, Zion Lutheran Church, 2. AmVet Auxiliary, All Veterans Social Center, 8. Fire Department, fire station 8 o'clock. Clear Lake IOOF Encampment and Auxiliary, 8.

Pinbusters League, Melodce Lanes, 9. Wa-Tan-Ye Club to Send CARE Gifts CLEAR LAKE Wa-Tan-Ye Club Monday night at Grclhen House decided to send CARE packages for overseas relief instead of having a gift exchange at the Christmas party. Food baskets also will be sent to several local families before Christmas. The committee consisting of Mrs. Wayne Wilcox, Airs.

Frank Barlow and Mrs. Sid Halford are in charge of welfare. The club endorsed legislation for compulsory driver education and also the chemical test for drinking drivers. Mrs. A.

Copley, a member, announced that she would be leaving soon for Chicago where she would make her future home. The Copley hatchery is for sale. Al Allen of the Allen Travel Agency showed pictures and spoke on a trip he took this spring to Central America. He, his wife and Pearl Witke flew to Guatemala, Panama, Jamaica and Haiti. He described Fiesta Day in Guatemala City where he was one of 128 Americans welcomed in the parade and convention of travel agents.

The Pan-American Highway which will extend from Fairbanks, Alaska, to Rio de Janiero, Brazil, is now being built through Guatemala. His pictures, taken mostly from the air, shosved the Panama Canal and surrounding territory which he said has a vast number of government buildings including those of the Armed Forces. The club Christmas party will be held Dec. 15 the home of Mrs. William Burkhardt.

Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. H. F. Murphy, Mrs. Ed Lamson, Violet Orcutt and the Misses Ella Ernst and Dorothy Runcie.

P.E.O. Chapters Plan Joint Party CLEAR LAKE Mrs. Roscoe Miller gave a lesson on the development of the potato as a food at a meeting of Chapter EA, P.E.G., Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. A. H.

Runcie. Miss Dorothy Runcie was co-hostess. Mrs. Verner Koons was a guest. A lesson on the P.E.O.

constitution was led by Mrs. Fred Schoonover for Chapter LE at the home of Miss- Beatrice Grimshaw. A business meeting will be held at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 16 at the home of Mrs.

Doug Shenvtn. The twoj groups will meet for a joint, Christmas party that evening at! 7:30 at the home of Mrs. J. Lindon. SALE Paul's American Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold its bazar and bake sale Sat NASON AND SONS! PRODUCE Mason City, Sheffield Large Eggs doi.

30c in-day at the Thornton Legion Med. Large, doi. 21 Hall. Lunches will be served All Others doz. 19c from 11:30 a.

m. through the afternoon. FARM PROSPERITY Formers' debt doubles since '40, BuldsnUquodrupleinniearHime 1940 ilZ '44 '66 '68'59 JANUART I Of IACH tlAK 0.1.1 U.J.D.pl. .1 Manii Kali Midwest Livestock (Wr.UNKSDAV'S I'KICKS) 'Ireiid! I.ca—Slr.ily SlmUy i Goud Albert l.e» jitutr.lttri Ihj. loo-inv Good Grains Hold Weak Side CHICAGO that normally have been bullish failed to budge the grain futures market Wednesday and prices dragged along toward weakness most of the time on the Board of Trade.

Wheat was especially resistant to continued good bakery demand and a sale overnight of more than million bushels to India. This business was largely ignored because of reports that wheat in the. Southwest has been moving into commercial channels in considerably larger volume the past few days. Olher grains and soybeans were mostly irregular to weak. Wheat closed cent a lower to higher, December $1.95 corn lower.

December old type contract JSO-1HU Ibk. Ibj. Ibt. Ibi. Ibs.

No. 1.1.7A 17.15 18.110 1R.OO II. XO Il.tiO It. Ill J7.SD 17.1)0 Iti.KU 16.73 Ibt. (Jotid 1'ackiiif Sow Ibk.

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JO Ibi. JC.IXI J.j.1.% II) No. 1 I.VM I7.f>0 n.r.o 17. SO 17.11) 1C. 10 Iti.AO 18.

SO IU.IIU 15. 15 lti.no I.V75 ll.SU I I.Ytlll II. II. No. 1J.75 KI.75 11.73 13.7J 10.75 17.UH 17.00 1C.KU IC.liO 10.10 1U.IKI I5.SU 15,75 1.1.7.1 13.M 15.S3 Ifl.SO 1.YIHI 11.75 n.r.'j 11.85 11,75 Trend: Sleidy HulHiele; tlii Ibk.

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lln. Auitln, No. 1 IJ.K.1 17.511 1 7. oil Ibi. Ibs.

Ibt. Ibv DM. Ibs! Ibt. Ill Ili.M Hi. J.I Hi.

I'. n.nu I Hi. to iii.i.-. 15.15 NIL -i 1 1. 17.111 in.

ID l.Vtii in no I.V75 I.V5H i 15.1111 11.75 11.31) Waler- loo 11.mi I.VW1 Iti.Od n.cxi n.r. n.o:, in.K-, KI.MU Hi. Ill us.mi IS.75 KV.SI) J.1.IHI II.7;, ll.r.u It.ou No. 3 in Vim J.V7II 511 15. Ill ii.x.-, it.

i.i) il.lu Krarlor up Nn I -j mi its' I anil lull No UK. 4I1 i 1HII-IIIU Inun U.S. Nu. I. juii IV)5.

U.S. N'o. and luil.ljilil i'ri'ilrl llrndy. C.iiiid anit rholrr Hi. fur 'Ihundav: Hog Prices in Upsurge CHICAGO A slurp drop in the butcher hag supply brought a substantial price recovery Wed- jii'sday wiUi Uio market 25 to 50 conLs higher.

The offerings fell from Tuesday's 16.000, Ihe second of the year, to 3,000 was less than 'Hie supply of No. 1 and N'o. 2 jjrade lols umlor 220 pounds c-on- tinned scarce, however, and most of the price gain was on tins yroup. Slump Hits Most Stocks J.WMI. Itojtk K.OdU.

Shrrp y'i Murket) MV- I ilvaU uii truck IVt: luljl U.S. tlilp innilfe tuitply Ijjrbff dciiiiiiid market dull: car lot (rack Idaho NKW YOHK buying flurry developed in a handful of slocks related lo the nation's satellite program Wednesday. The At- bulk of ihe market remained Hrd Slautfhlw slew prices were steady lo 25 cents higher on a offerings except heavyweights. Se.ve.ral loads of prime gradt New York Stocks Sy The Associated Quotations AllU'dCll AllicflStrs Ann, 'an 50 Ainlloinc Konnecott (15 Mi hu brought Ihe $L'i) 11 SI)Al :i.1,011: Jiinx 41-coiinti NIL bull-licit mnM iiiilnlj I- 1 Dine urlgtiU IK.T.'i-t'J: jml trv luuiilrrd So. I-'! Nu.

in iic.ni jut NU. Nil. -MlKMO i (Vw selected loU 'Mil Ibi. in niuvl N'ti. 'J-3 stilt Ib.

inwn niif-siio Ibt. Jl.fliM. Calvn: -jun. atencly lo lilfher: five. nails luctudhijE a I of 111(11 hulk choke mid inline Ih.

pounds' AmfrysS Local Livestock HOGS GA if-16 1 ll'honn GA J-'-JMH MASON For WnliirtcUy liigtitr. (fill. mi nn-iwi IKiLInn IHU.iiHI load Hi funil i'li .4 J.ijul ulllily 1.075 Ih. llulilrln 5 mail uuit nil choice heifers a tun! CholiT KUO HIN. Illlxril clmice ml lirlnie Ibt.

-JHi bulk ullilly and in mvrvlal r.iuirri iiiiil tulller. uhlllr ami Guod Hchl lights higliei oats 1 cent higher to lower, December rye hig lower, December beans lower, January S2.14%-'/i. lo soy ciur.AOo CASH (JUAIN (Wednesday's Market) CHICAGO r'a Nn i red Corn: No. yellow l.HM.ltt'.i; No I yellow I.MM.I.V.'I. Oats: No.

1 heai-j- while Soybeans: None. Soybean oil: soybean meal: lln- quoted. iarley: Milling choice l.lS-l.-Uli feed )o-l i08. WEDNESDAY'S CHICAGO WHEAT Dec. M.ir.

ay lulj- J.S«>/4 Scpl. 1.88'/4 CORN' (old) Dec. I.1.W, Mar. l.tela R.S" (new) Dec. 1.l.V.i liar.

May 1.1(( July 1. 4 Sept. I.l!|i,fc OATS Dec fin Mar fiij.il JUy Sept. RVE Dec. GRAIN tow l.flj'.i Clnje 1.

Trev. (iood MIIU-X lijii.i:,n Cood JFUH-J JII.7.") ('be (ir'cei quoteO KDOVC is delivered to country nslloin Nu bo delivered to Ih. Slaaon Cltj plinl cents over abovo quota lions. No. bogs are priced 50 oeiits over tio.

t. No baft received m. Ovcrrat hogs aro lubject to discount C. Decker Sons. CATTLE MASON Prlnm tlcera t2j.uu-S','7.li(l I'rlme beiferi Choice liters S2.VIHI-KH.50 Cliuico J2.VUO-S25.50 Coiid steers Cood heiferi Mil's I.nv/4 1.fi7U LH.Wi l.oT^Jo J.HHVt i.H-;s 1.11% i.is 1-16 US l.l(r>i, Commercial aleeri.

Commercial cowa Utilltj cowj Hulls Carmen and outteri I. IK May July 1.2 SOVBEANS Jan. 21 Mar. 1.1 s.2 1 Sept. 2.J I.i:, l.lfiV: l.Jllli 1.31V, i.

l.i Mi Mason Cify Grain At 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Oats lltlit JUIil llglils mrdlum wclchls medium welchK mfdluni H'i'lvbts (iood Good Good medium medium RleiUum medium i 17. si7.lu sifi.iiij wci weights SH5.KI tin. 1 Hi.no 1.5(1 SI7.0I) J10 sn.un.s:t.on S15.00-S1T.00 NKW YOKK PKODUCK Market) NEW VOKK Itclilivcly Unlit. Oenianil illiaiipomlliiE.

Kccclpis r.K.'i.UIIO. Wlinlesale prices tin bulk cartniii, fresh: Creamery, score 4 -fill cents; A 1)1' score Cheese: Steady. Hecelpli Utt.OOO. Vrices unchaiiEed. CHICAGO PKOUUCE (U'ednesitay's CHICAr.O poullry: No lime: Tuesday's rrrripi, Wholesale buying price imrhaiiKCd: Plymouth Kocfc fryers White Rocks ICggs: Steady.

Keceipls It.mi. Wholesale buying prices unchanged; 70 per cent or heller rrade A uhllti :1 'i: mixed mediums 30: dirties checLs current receipts unquoted. (j.x.il arrnnlliif to l.ll.'.'i Hi. thrrc inrrcliil t-ows rut. tern l.VIH.r.Uj ullllty iiirrcUJ liuili.

xii.id lj, down to srvrnil lyml. -J. loail uirilliim JIH! I.IMI-, S3.ID. 3.00U. Sluw; earlv niatijli- untoldi Hm i i'llLllil 'ibs woolcd slauieliler lumhr, 1 "ml liifi Ihs.

cull shipment KIIIH! chniiT IU1 Ibs kluim niiiit. meul of cholcr 117 iirlu li- cull In clmlce aUiiKhtrr twei KST1MAT1CI) I.IVI-:STO».-K CHICAGO rtlt- livestock Thur.iUr are: 1.001) calllt. II.OIK) IM aheep. SOUTH ST. PAIII, I.IVI-:ST4)CK OVcilrirsilay'n Markrll SOUTH ST.

IT1 (Ufl)-ain- litlf flvrslnit: i. Irailr draggy. Ri rpr hi-ifrrn steady. Nlir IHllli lull) 5 choice undrr l.ir.n Ahove I.ISH hv i anil choice I.eUrr* (Jtlnty and ll)( Ve.ilen cnlvei uu- clianxed. Good and rhoire clmlcr and (i and choice c.lvct Sl.irlirrj nd feeders moderately active, strnily t-ood iind choice aoi) Ih.

feeiler tlreri head ilrlnt cjmlcr Ih itiirk steer ealvrs M. Good cln.ite III! Ib calvri, '10 lower. Good and cholrir lamhl Mostly cholrc ai.au. i choice 115 Ih. I.ml,, AST M'i M.PK Am'JVt'J' 4 AniTol) .17 Arminir 'WH All Rcfin HcndixAv (it UolhSU .11) ConKdis )fi CtirlissWr 2 Dccro -17 Dul'ont Lot'liAir (Jl ri i MarlinCo i.

Mon-oll NalDairy i7 NYCenl PaUIJ I'epsiCola 2.V-i Pliilco PliilJPol 7.1' i QuakOats HadioCp .1:5:1., Safeway t), 1951 down, Lockheed ran ahead one 'point following news the United Slates plans to shoot new experimental this year. Lockheed will produce a new vohiclu for the program. MARKETS AT A GLANCE NEW YORK Stocks--Lower; some specialties Hcmds Higher; changes nar- row CHICAGO Wheat-Irregular; mixed influ- cnces. light liquidation. mostly weak; light U.

S. Borax jumped two points lr and Olin Malhicson more than a Lower; moderate one. Hoth produce high energy sclhn Volume for (lie day was estimated at 3,300,000 shares compared with Tuesday. Steels, iiulos, 'inetals nnd rails had a lower trend. Aircrafl.sJ I'lioniti-nls and airlines SWALEJMLE Darlcnc Jas- mixed.

Most oils scored small acl- I'urson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jasperson. Swaledaic, was one of 18 freshmen who made the honor roll at Anguslana Academy, Canton, S. during the second six-week period.

A tingle rocket engine products power einiivalcnt to that of 35 locomotives. 25 to 50 cents higher: top $19.50. Slaughter steers mostly steady to 25 cents higher; top $29. ON HONOR ROLL vances. SinclairOil Socnny SouPao 59 -Vj l-'airniont KordMot GeiiKk-c 70 (JenKoods CHRISTMAS PARTY Ladies Aid iof ihe Iteformrd Church will meet al the church parlors Dec.

12 for Hihle. Study and a CMiriM- mas jiarly. llem-y Johnson will he the hostess. CATHOLIC LADIES GUILD CKNKVA Mrs. Ccorge Lucb- M.S and Mrs.

William O'Brien will be hostesses lo HIP Catholic Ladies Guild in the church hall Thursday evening. 47 SldOilN. Stud Park Sunray 2(5 Conl'Cin 8() ood rich Coodyi-ar Creyliuiiud IR Mouicslk IMCcnl 'IG Ki Iiitllai Inlcr.slPw 1 lowalllfi TexasCn 8ri Union Pac- UnilAirL UnilAirc Q'l! USGypsm 4-1-H 7 A NT IK PRODUCE 702 6th S. W. Open r'rlday Mil e.

M. "A'-' Largt Eggs doi. 30c Mod. 8. Laroe, doz.

21c Olhers wic 19c WANTED Geeic, ducks, Muscovy ducks and liens for Christrnis m.irkef until Dec. 10th. Contact EDSON MARKET IOWA (iitrner I'll. llrllt IKE'S POULTRY SERVICE Box 191 Ph. 5572 PROMPT SERVICE ON POULTRY PICKUP Culling Vaccinating Now is to those pulleU, 3c bird.

Always top paid for your poultry. Wiighid on farm. PUBLIC SALE lire.me of the my llt trKfnl iiriiperly a pulillr mi Saturday, Dec. 6 l.O(!A'l'H)N: A CHIC i 1 olcr full fly -I and ,1 breeding .54 Soybeans $1.97 Corn 94 MIRIAM CIRCLE SWALEDALE The Miriam Circle of the WSCS will meet I Thursday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.

Pat Ward. There will be a gift exchange. Al embers will pack boxes for students who are away at college. IC.iinri. acllvr.

Itarrnws tilt. huhe 1 Jack Christensen A- Poultry Fre. Pickup Large Eggs oli 30c ed Large, dor. doi. 19c Thornlon, nono FARM SALES LISTED DEC.

4-Gladyt Knoll DEC. Bonner Clear DEC. ll-Wayne Sellon Nora Springs DEC. L. Picker, Rockwell IF YOU ARE HAVING A SALE, SEE PEDELTYS AT THE CLEAR LAKE AUCTION CO.

phoiir collect Hob I'cdrllj OA n-'jaHO. Muion City or KI.eelKo'od 7-3U1S, Cleur 1.3k, AT ONK O'CLOCK nillrn mile, north. lc xnA tli or sM' lv 01- SAI.1-. I OH KICAI. ICSTATli: IMIIII) nl 111..

win- ii ahilntrl fiirnfuhnl. h. i 11 '''actor I Traclor I'lnw. 1 i''," IH.X: I IU, lUkVi 7 f.hrviolrt Ml a.rvn.lel (Junker) 1 Model A Pickup! ir 1 li 'n llll! Mo.lrl A ,,,,1 Io i -i- 1 lr Sc(1 Sri, lledn. cnmnl.le, t-lAr i We In (Ma ilL ttr, i fl: 1 Weed nir, SImlUm II I Ct bc a Wood wi.

I'ump. nearly newl 1 llultlr Can Hlnve with llookupi II Slri Mol rl Tr i J.d,«,, i f-lVk rh II" 1 1 Tuh lloll I IllK that Striken I C.uintl. very innil: KaiHom nruniwlek 1 7 Antl, Tl-'ILMX I Cl! Ol AMI Kcll1(: Ol-l. ll.HMS-Ca,!,, credit m.kr arra, will, bank nroperljr In remuvrd until ictlkcl Martin Spilde KHKi.tin CARi. NOKTIIWOOD SAVINGS BANK.

Clerk Ask us about our Special on Etfi to Be Cartoned. Public Sale I fuvr decided lo discontinue farming, I will hold a complete rlosinc nut salt on the farm located V- miles wrjl. I 1 north and '3 mile west of Norlhwond. nlacc known as thr nilhert Telersnn farm, on FRIDAY, DEC. 5 COM-MEXCING AT 1 r.M.

SHARP r.ROCNns 14 HEAD OF CATTLE 7 Milk 7nd and ralf. all 1 rnrrhrcrf ITnlsleln Bull. years old: 1 Holslein Bull, short yearling; 1 Heifer Calves; 3 Bull Calvet. FARM MACHINERY 1 19U John Deere Model A Tractor, in A-1 condition: Jnhn Deere Model A Tractor, in A-1 condition; 2 C-row John Deere Cultivators; I Set Ilt3S Tractor Chains: 1 J5-ft. Jnhn Deere Disc, eood condition: 1 Jrhn Deere 2-16 Plows, jrood cnndilion: 1 19.11 John Deere mi Com Picker; 1 Minnesota, Mower; 1 19W Allis-Chalmers Combine with pickup attachment and scour kleen; 1 John Deere 9W Corn Planter with fertilizer attachment; I Oliver i-row Corn Plsnler; I MontRomery Ward Electric Cream Separator.

nearly new! 1 Rubber Tired Wacon: 1 Flare Box: 1 John Deere Side Delivery Rake. Rood condition: 1 Steel Wheel Waeon: I ll-ft. Grain Box: 1 John Deere Manure Spreader; I Minnesota Hay Loader; 1 John Deere Endgale. Seedert h.p. Electric Motor, new; 1 Tump Jack: 1 Steel Water Tank; Slat Cribbing; Hog Many other items too numerous to mention.

20 FEEDER PIGS Weight approximately 160 each. TERMS Cash, or make arrange menu with banker hrforf No propertj be removed until settled for. Not responsible in of aecldcnli. ORIN SORBO T. Hiihrr Mariiarii Anrlioneers.

in and Minn. First National Rank. Clerk FARM AUCTION Having- decided to quit farmlnit. I will Ihe following livfslnrk ami machinery for sale public aucllon xl Ihe farm localed 1 mile mile east of KLKMME. IOWA, on MONDAY, DECEMBER 8 Nor Responsible for Accidents Sale Starts at P.M.

Sharp Lunch served by Esther Circle of the Klemme Methodist Ch. 12 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN CATTLE 12 cow to freshen sale day, 2nd calf; 1 springing heifer to freshen Dec. 15; 1 cow to freshen Dec. 19, 5th calf; 1 cow to freshen Feb. 18, 3 calf (milking); 1 cow to freshen Mar.

16, 4 calf (milking); 1 cow to freshen Mar. 31, 3 calf (milking) 1 cow to freshen Apr. 30, 4 calf (milking); 1 heifer to freshen May 31; 1 cow to freshen June 25 (milking); 1 cow to freshen July 11'(milking); 2 yearling heifers. These are all choice quality Holsteins. All have been calfhood vaccinated and health slips will be furnished with each animal.

Entire herd sired by artificial insemination. All TB tested. DAIRY EQUiPMENT-Surge Milking Machine, 2 unit with pipe line for 10 cows; Milk Cooling Tank. IMV hairs tst' cullfnic hromr. tlovrr.

HJT: outline alfalfa. ni haj: l.w nrd ruttins: alfalfa hay. ThU hay put up without rain and separated In Ihe ham. removed. S.tt bales of straw in barn.

IT iT 7. RAC OR Model ferine. live power take-off, and power wheel excellent condition: Livestock AUCTION CLEAR LAKE AUCTION CO. CLEAR LAKE, IOWA Friday, December 5, 1958 NOTICE: Our Sale Will Start At 12:00 Noon From Now On, In Order To Serve Both The Consignor And Buyers Better I n9 Vea CaVeS bufcher fat cattle, bulls, stocker and feeder cattle of all classes. We have been selling a lot of good local ca ul ea ch week will have buyers for any kind of c.ttl.

you have fo bend them here. -ISSS Ford Ml" Hoinltd Radex bottoms: 19., tard Power V. fit, all mndel lord CnUiT tor; rd i-Kow Corn Planter with I-" i l' on Sprin Continental Mounted J-Section Harrow. Steel Kvener. year, old; Dearborn-VXoocU Bros.

Sinel- Row ricker. (Red). ood cnndlllon: IIIC tom- li Bradley Mannrr Spreader: John Ileerc JlVhn Deere I Elevator. IT. truck dump: Deere Overhead Wlrte Hoist.

Speek Jack: Victor Endnale Seeder; lord TraVL 2 rdl FrO1 Wh I-T-S. Tractor Umhrrlla. swivtllype; Belt Pulley for Kord Tra-lor; Hammer Mill. 10'-; Hammer Mill Ruhhcr Bell. M', 1 Sears l-Wheel Trailer.

u' rt box: Trailer with wood flare ShC ClUIt nank: Ule Ilunk; Fpncer Oi I 1 1 1 Ifi x2l nT, Steel Water Tank. Milk ls! Chicken Feeders: Small Tool, Ntlmi ri To Mention. Some InrludlnB 2 Space Heater, and a 1-Gal. Home. rasteuriTer.

TERMS: Cash. No property to be removed until settled for. DORANCE DAY, owner Cliff Howlrlf. Leonard Wlemann. First National Bank.

Klemmt. Clerk 32 Hareford Steers, wt. 585 Ibs. 25 Hereford Steers, wt. 640 Ibs.

30 Hereford Steers, wt. 690 Ibs. 35 Hereford Steers, wt. 740 Ibs. 40 Hereford Steers, wt.

700 Ibs. 60 Hereford Steers, wt. 670 Ibs. in flesh 21 Hereford steer and heifer calves. From one farm.

18 Shorthorn and Hereford calves. From one farm 40 Hereford cows. To calf in the spring. 10 Shorthorn heiferettes that arc bred. 2 Holstein breeding bulls.

28 Hereford yearling steers and heifers. Good quality acclimated, western. 7r Our early listings do not include one-tenth of the cattle that we each week. You do not have to list your cattle to get their full value. Just send them Friday morning.

We have a good market for fat cattle. Give us a try if you have fat cattle to sell. HOGS Feeding Pigs, Boars and CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK TO THE CLEAR LAKE AUCTION CO. For Prompt Sales and Complete Satisfaction STARTING AT 12:00 NOON FARM AUCTION SALE On account of the death of my husband all personal property consisting of tools and farm machinery will sold at public auction to the highest bidder without reserve the located 1 mile North and 'A mile East of VENTURA, on MONDAY, DECEMBER 8 Sale To Start At 1:00 O'clock Farm 1954 McCormick Deering Tractor; 1955 McCormick Deering Tractor; 1956 John Deere 4 row Cultivator; Heat Houser; McCormick Deering Three Bottom 14 in. Tractor Plow on rubber; John Deere 4 row Corn Planter with fertilizer attachment; New Idea 2 row pull type Corn Picker; Tractor Chains; 1953 Model A-6 Case Combine complete with Wisconsin motor and starter, Pickup, scour clean, straw spreader, Weed Sprayer to mount on tractor; Avery Manure Spreader; 15 ft.

Disc; 4 section steel Flexible Drag; Side Delivery Rake; 1954 Stan Hoist Manure Loader; New Idea 7 ft. Power Mower; Endgate Seeder; Windrower; Two 4 Trailers; Two Flare Boxes; Hand Corn Sheller with electric motor; Steel Wheel Wagon and Box; Forney Arc Welder; Air Compressor; Water Tank; Clipper Fanning Mill with motor; 2 Wheel Barrows; Post Drill; Platform Scale; Emery Wheel; 300 gallon Gas Barrel, complete with stand and hose; Mozall Power Mower; Tree Limb Cutter; Feed Cart; 2 Wheel Barrel Cart; Gas Brooder Stove; Electric Motors; Bridge Planks; Ladders; Tools, Forks, Shovels, and many other other articles too numerous to mention. This machinery has been well housed and taken cart All in good shape! property to be removed until settled for. JOHN SKALN1K, Estate Lucy Anna Skalnik, Executrix Col. B.

A. Reemtsma, Auctioneer Hancock County National Bank, C.t/rfc.