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I I 1 Jaycee Chairmen of Miss lowa Beauty Pageant CLEAR LAKE- S. Hal-1 ford, general chairman of the 1959 Miss Iowa Beauty Pageant, has named his committee chairmen for the event. The 1 and tentatively 2, will set be for the July ninth 31, Aug. to be held in Clear Lake, 'The! annual Clear. Lake Junior Chamber of Commerce has been sponsor.

Les Godden is Halford's co-chairman. Anita Olson Is Bride of Monte Kern CLEAR LAKE- -Miss Anita Ver-1 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 'Zion 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 bestman. A reception in the church parlors followed the ceremony.

After a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Kern, wil! be at home at 4803 N. Winthrop, Chicago. The bride was graduated from and Clear attended Lake High School in Humboldt Business College, Minneapolis.

She is now employed in the office of C.B.&Q. Railroad, hi a go. 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, Ill. 'The bride was honored at a prenuptial miscellancous 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. Rolland Rowe, vice president; Mrs. Don Acharman, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Marvin Brager, and flowers; Mrs.

lugh 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, mas party, 1.

ChristChristian 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 IO0F Encampment and Auxiliary, 8. Pinbusters League, Melodee Lanes, 9. BAZAR, BAKE SALE THORNTON-St. Paul's American Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold its bazar and bake sale Saturday at the Thornton Legion Hall.

Lunches will be from 11:30 a. m. through the afternoon. Each of the chairmen will seleet his co-chairmen and others! will be placed on the at a later dale. chairmen include the Robert Sam Hansen, entries; following: Wright, judges; Pete Huey, sites and staging; Crosby Ingersoll, awards; Tom Cornwell, public relations; Don Jacobson, tickets; Keith Huntley, housing; Roger Barber hospitality, tion, and Don Stephens, transportaThe Monday night meeting at! the Clear Lake Junior Chamber of Commerce endorsed the senjor Chamber of Commerce's winter sports program.

Wa-Tan-Ye Club to Send CARE Gifts CLEAR LAKE Wa-Tan-Ye Club Monday night at Grethen House decided to send CARE packages for overseas relief instead of having a gift exchange al the Christmas party. Food baskets also will be sent to several local families before Christmas. 'The commiltee consisting of Mrs. Wayne Wilcox, Mrs. Frank Barlow and Mrs.

Sid Halford are in charge of welfare. for The club endorsed legislation 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 The would make her future 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, Panaina, Jamaica and Day in Haiti. He described Fiesta, 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, Brazil, is Alaska, to Rio de Janicro, now being built through Guatemala. His pictures, taken mostly from the air, showed 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 at the home of Airs. William Burkhardt. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. H.

F. Murphy, Mrs. Ed Lamson, Violet Orcutt and the Misses Ella Ernst 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.O., Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. A. H. Runcie. Miss Dorothy Runcic 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 Sherwin. The two groups will meet for a joint party that evening at! 7:30 at the home of Mrs.

J. G.I Lindon. MASON AND PRODUCE SONS Mason City. Northwood, Sbeffleld Large Eggs doz. 30cl Med.

Large, doz. 21c All Others doz. 19c Ask as about our Special Price on ExES to Be Cartoned. Public Sale Ax I hare decided to discontinue farming. 1 will hold a complete closing not sale on the farm located I': miles west.

1': miles north and '2 mile weal of Northwond. place known 25 the Gilbert Peterson farm. on FRIDAY, DEC. 5 COMMENCING AT 1 P.M. SHARP LUNCH ON GROUNDS 14 HEAD OF CATTLE 7 Holstein Milk Cows.

Ind and 3rd calf. all tested: 1 Purebred Holstein Rutl. sears old; 1 Holstein Bull, short yearling: 2 Heifer Calves; 3 Bull Caires. FARM MACHINERY 1 1914 John Deere Model A Tractor, in A-1 condition: 1937 John Deere Model A Tractor, in A-1 condition: 2 2-row John Deere Cultivators: 1 Sct 11:38 Tractor Chains: 1 15-fl. John Deere Disc.

cond condition: 3 Jehn Deere 2-16 Flows, good condition: 1 1931 John Deere 101 Corn Picker: Minnesota Mower: 1 1913 Allis-Chalmers Combine with pickup attachment and scour kleen: 1 John Deere 999 Corn Planter with fertilizer attachments 1 Oliver 2-row Corn Planter: I Montgomery Ward Electric Cream Separator, nearly new: 1 Rubber Tired Wacon: 1 Flare Box: 1 John Deere Side Delivery Rake. gond condition: 1 Steel Wheel Wagon: 1 14-ft. Grain Box: I John Deere Manure Spreader: 1 Minnesola Ras Loader: 1 John Deere Endgale Seeder: 7, h.p. Electric Motor. now: 1 Pump Jack: 1 Steel Water Tank: Stat Cribbing: Ang Troughs: Many other items lod numerous to mention.

20 FEEDER PIGS Weight approximately 160 lbs. each. TERMS- Cash. or make arrangements with banker hrfore sale. No property be remored until settled for.

Not responsible in case of accidents. ORIN SORBO N. V. Ruber and Maynard Jaspers. Auctioneers.

Licensed in Iowa and Minn. First National Bank. Emmons. Clerk FARM PROSPERITY Farmers' debt doubles since '40, but assets quadruple inmeantime. Form Assets vs.

Debt 200 Assets 1940 42 44 '48 '50 '62 54 '56 '58'59 JANUARY 1 OF EACH TIAR Dales U.S. Dept. of Agulcutture. Monis Katz 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 011 the Board of Trade. Wheat was especially resistant to continued good bakery demand million bushels to India.

This and a sale overnight of more than! 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. Other grains and soybeans were mostly irregular to weak. Wheat closed cent a bushel lower to higher, December corn lower, December old type contract oats 1 cent higher to lower, December rye higher to lower, December soybeans lower, January CHICAGO CASH GRAIN (Wednesday's Market) Corn: No. 3 yellow 1.16-1.19%4: No. CHICAGO heat: No.

2 real yellow 1.13-1.1534. Oats: No. I heavy while Soybeans: None. Soybean oll: soybean meal: (n. quoted.

Barley: Malling choice 1.15-1.20; feed WEDNESDAY'S GRAIN CLOSE WHEAT CHICAGO 11- Prev. Bligh Low Cinse Close Dec. 1.06 1.93!% 1.95% 1.941, Mar. 1.993; 1.091. 1.99%: May 1.975% 1.967 1.01¼ July J.86% 1.8378 1.861 Sept.

1.88¼ 1.8196 1.88⅛ 1.8775 CORN (old) Dec. 1.13%k 1.11%6 1.11% 1.13 Mar. 1.16%8 1.15 1.16 1.16?. CORN (new) Dec. 1.131 1 1.11%% 1.113 1.11 Mar.

1.16%% 1.16 I.D; J. May 1.1! 1.1854 July Sept. 1.20% A 1.24% 1.2092 1.194% 1.18%% 1.1873 1.091% OATS Star. .66 .6132 .6.77 .612: .6613 May .63 .65 July 2 .621 .63 Sept. .5318 .631 A RYE Dec.

1.39TA 1.32 J.324 Mar. 1.7:19 1.32 1.32 May 1.281 1.21% July 1.29 1.22¼ SOYBEANS Jan. 2.112 9.11 1.117 2.113 Mar. 2.187% 2.18%4 1.19 Mag 2.21* July 2.2319 2.23% 2.2348 Sept. 2.11¾ 2.16% 2,17 2.17% Mason City Grain At 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday Oats Soybeans $1.97 Corn .94 Midwest Livestock (WEDNESDAY'S PRICES) Trend: Coud Butchers 110-1C0 160-190 1190-200 200-210 1220.230 1230-260 200-230 290-300 300-330 330-360 Good 210-310 1330-160 360-400 100-130 830-500 300-530 Albert Waterloo lhs. Ibe, 10a. Iba, 15s. Ibs. Ibs.

ibs. Ibs. Ibm. Ibs. Ibs.

lUs. tbs. lbs. Packing Ibs. lbs.

lbs. 15s. tbs. Lea -Steady No. 1 15.13 11.33 10.13 10.23 17.75 18.00 18.00 11.30 17.00 17.10 $7.20 11.00 10.80 14.15 10.13 16.50 16.45 Sows 16.50 16.2 16.00 13.35 $3.50 15,25 11.73 ea Waler.

No. 3 loo 19.15 13.15 11.410 11.73 15.041 13.13 16.04 16.75 17.00 17.00 17.00 16.80 17.00 16.40 16.83 16.10 16.20 10.13 16.00 16.30 15.80 16.20 15.73 16.0 10 15.13 166.00 15.30 16.00 15.25 15.75 -Kirady Albert $. No. 2 13.13 11.23 13.25 16.23 19.95 17.50 17.50 17,30 17.10 10.90 16.70 16.50 16.3U 16.25 16.00 15.75 16.00 15.70 13.30 11.25 13.400 11.25 15.50 15.75 15.43 1.50 13.041 15.23 11.13 15.1101 11.30 11.25 11.60 13.15 14.00 Austin, Minn. Trend: Steady Good Butchers Nu.

No. No. 3 Ibs. 2h0. 1.3.

:5 180-1900 tha. 190.200 17.61 1:. 20 200.210 80.. 1:.90 17.30 26.411 Ila. 11.:14 16.90 13.30 13.10 16.30 11.30 16.30 1.30 230-260 Ibx.

13.20 16.30 16.30 Ibs. 06.30 345.50 13.90 20-270 165.90 16.30 280-290 Ibi. 16.50 16.10 15,50 290-300 lbs. 16,30 15,90 300-310 lbs. 16.13 13.15 1b1.

Ni.15 13.13 15.35 13.33 $30-360 13.90 13.50 13.10 Good Parking Saws 270-300 16, 10 16 00) 15.60 tbs. 16.15 15.13 13.33 Is. 13.90 13.50 15.10 1360-100 lbs. 15.55 13.25 14.83 100-130 J5. I 1.3,610 11.600 lbs.

13,13 11.15 11,33 500-550 lbs. 11.90 11.30 1. JU Local Livestock GA Saturday-(l'hone GA 3-23571 MASON CITY--For Wednesday 25c higher. Good light lights 160-130 511.7 Good light lights 1112-1X1 Good light 380-190 light lights medium weights medium welght. Good mediunt weights Guad medium weights $16.90 Good medium weights $16.70 Good medium weights Good mediuen weights 270.280 $16.30 $16.30 Good medium welchis 2K0-290 $16.14 Goud medium weights 290-300 $16.10 Good NOW'S 270-300 Good 3300) Good $15.50 Good sows Goad saws 10-150 $13,00 Rivod SOW'S $11.73 l'he prices quoted ADOVe 1s 101 nogs delivered to country stations No.

bogs delivered to the Mason City plant priced 95 cents Over the abase quota lions. No. bogs are priced 5D cents over No. t. No bags recelved after 6 t.

Overfat are subject to discount -Jacob E. Decker Sons. CATTLE MASON CITY--For Wednesday Primo ricers Prime deifers Choice steers Choico heifers Good steers Good heifers $21.50 Commercial steers, helfers Commercial cows Uttilty cows ISulls Canners and cullers NEW YORK PRODUCE (Wednesday's Market) NEW YORK Relatively light. Demand disappointing. Receipts 387,000.

Wholesale prices bulk cartons, fresh: Creamery. 93 score A.1 394-G cents: 92 SCUTE' A 5948-3997 90 score ES 59-304. Cheese: Steady. Receipls 90,000. Prices unchanged.

CHICAGO PRODUCE (Wednesday's Market) CHICAGO poullry: No tone: Tuesday's receipts The. Wholesale buying price unchanged: Plymouth Rock fryers 1912-22; White Rocks Eggs; Steady. Receipts Wholesale huying prices unchanged: 70 cent or better grade A whites 3139: mixed 3173: mediums 30: standards 33; dirties 31; checks 30; current receipts unquoted. MIRIAM CIRCLE SWALEDALE The Miriam Circle of the WSCS will Thursday at 8 p.In. at the home of Mrs.

Pat Ward. There will be gift exchange. Members will pack boxes for students who are away al college. FARM AUCTION Having decided to quit farming. I will offer following machinery for sale at public auclinn al the farm Incaled livestock and and mile cast of KLEMMIE, IOWA.

south mile on MONDAY, DECEMBER 8 Not Responsible for Accidents Sale Starts at 1:00 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) 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 tasted. DAIRY EQUIPMENT--Surge Milking Machine, 2 unit with pipe line for 10 cows; Milk Cooling Tank. HAY STRAW-600 hales ist' cutting brome.

clover. 2nd allalla hay: 350 hales cutting alfalfa, closer hay: 150 bales 3rd entting alfalfa put without rain separated hay. This hay up and in the barn. Easily removed. 330 bales of straw in barn.

1936 FORD TRACTOR, Model 950, Row CTOD with power take-off, and power wheel setting. excellent condition! steering. power lire MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT-1935 Ford Mounted bottoms: 1934 Ford Power Mower, fits all Pinw. Radex Rear Mounted model Ford tractors: Ford 2-Row Collivator: Ford Mounted 2-Row Corn Planter with Fertilizer Ferguson Mounted 9' Springtonth: Continental Dise: 4-Section Harrow. Folding Mounted Dearborn- Steel Evener.

3 years old; Model Woods Bros. Single Row Picker. (Red), good condition: THIC 32. with engine: Darid Bradley Manne Side Delivery Rake: John Deere Steel Elevator. Deere Spreader: John Deere Overhead truck dump: John Tractor Wide Hoist.

Speek Jack: Victor Endgate Seeder: Ford 12128: Jack. for AN Ford: Ford Front Wheel Wrights: Tractor Tractor Chains, Hammer Mut. swivellype: Bels Pulley for Ford Tractor: Case Umbrella. Hammer Mill Rubber Belt. Sears I- Thret firen, with IFC steel flare bot: I 4-Wheel Trailer with Trailer.

box: John Deere Hand Corn Shelter: wood flare 12 Horse Callie Hay Bank; Cattle Feed Bunk: Electric Motor: Wand Buzz Saw on Frame: Tarp, 16 x21': Fencer; Oil 'Burning Tank Heater: Steel Water Tank. Electric Hog Milk Cans; Items Oil Barrels: Chicken Feeders: Small Tools Troughs: Ton Numerous To Mention. Some Household Articles. Miscellaneous Electric Space Heaters and 1-Gal. Home Pasteurizer.

Including 2 TERMS: Cash. No property to be removed until settled for. DORANCE DAY, owner Cliff Howlett. Leonard Wiemann. Auctioneers First National Bank.

Klemme. Clerk Hog Prices in Upsurge CHICAGO 4-- A sharp drop in the butcher hog supply brought a substantial price recovery Wednesday with the market 25 to 50 cents higher. The offerings fell from Tuesclay's 16,000, the second highest;" run of the year, to 9,000 which W'ELS 3,000 less than expected. The supply of No. 1 andi No.

2 grade lots under 220 pounds continued scarce, however, and most of the price gain was 0n this group. Slaughtor sloor pricos were steady to 25 cents lighter on all offerings except Several loads of prune grade; weighing 1.200-1,350 pounds: brought the $29 top. (USDA -Hugo: 9.000: 25 In highr on butchers muler tie Ibs. rails on ping account; Na. miscil Diade lb.

most No. mainly 1-: these weights 18.33-29: and hundred No. moally No. 1s 19.19.23: 43 bead tut No. ::0 Ibm.

199.50: No. 73 230-250 Ibs. 17.30-J%; few selected lots 930 ibs, (u most No. 4-3 110. mised lbs.

lb. sown most Callie: 14.000. Calves: Slaughter steers steady to 35 higher: five Joads pa Lb. airess tewi loads 28.36 Including Las uf high 1,030 butk choice and prime grade Its. 1.350-1.550 down comparable th.

sects good according to weight: three toads good 1.025 lh. averages 21.15: load of cond ibm. 20: A Juan utility 1.075 Ih, Iolatein strers 13.30: most zoull and cholce heifers 23.50-21.15: turd choler 800 Is. 97.90; some mired chinice and prime Ibe. 18: bulk assel commercial cowa and cullicra mlility 3 esd1 merelal coNs canners ters utility aid commercial 12a good vealers rolls down to 13: several loads cood and cholce lb.

feediuse 4 load usediam 1scl good 1,003 Ibs. 43.10. Sheep: lamlis 3,000. Slow: early sales alaughVer weak 10 30 Inwer: bot bulk unsold: Euod mend choice DI-1 tO lbs. wauled slaughter lamba 19.30-21.30: load good and chofee 106 lbs.

21: cull' low good shipment of choice tu1 lbs, shorn lambs 20: ment of choice 117 1b, No. I a whippelts 19: cull (n choice slaughter ewes ESTIMATED LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS 1 Matheir CHICAGO -Official are: anated 1.000 livestock receipts for Thursday callie. 11,00 hogs and 1.600 sheep. SOUTH ST. P'AIT.

LIVESTOCK (Wednesday's Markell SOUTH ST. PAUL. MIn. Cattle: 3,000. Calves: trade draggy.

Steers and heifers Slaughter steady. Cows steady to weak. Power, Bulls fully steady. Most spals and choice steers under 1.130 cond Ibs. tie 27.

Above 1.150 Ibs. and chuice heifers 24.43. Good coma 17.50-09. Commercial Utility bulls and good 41.30-23. Vealers and calves.

31. Good and choire vealers changed. Gand choice and prime up 36. fligh and cholce calves and feeders moderately Stackers (inod and active. strady.

35. choirs 904 Ih. feeder steers mostly cond yearling feeders 53 head sizing chuice 138 th. stork steer calves 36. Gond and Nicer choice 110 lb calves 3.7.

Sheep: Slow. Steady. 50 to 1.40 lower. Good and choire fredets lambs Mostly choice 21.50. Gomel and choice 115 lb.

lambs 123 Gond and the. 18. i choice No. jets shorn Call to choice ewes lambed Odd head choice 8. Gumi and choice feeder lambs Medium Largely "I and down.

41.25. and good 18-20. choice fult mouthed and lbs. 12. 150 ibs.

breeding ewes Hogs: Fairly active. and gilts 210 1hs. down higher. Jack Christensen Eggs Poultry Fres Pickup Large Eggs doz. 30cl Med.

Large, doz. 21cl Others doz. 19c strong to 2.5 ep. No, and 890.210 1b. 1.S.

No. anal tala No. and 2bm. (7.5. No.

1, 41941 3 lbs. Saws alcady strong U.S. No. I. and 3 iba.

13-16. U.S. No. and 3 800-600 100. J3.11.

Ferder pigs atrady. Gond and eloice Enthuntes for Thursday: 2.300. Calves 7.000. Bogs Sheep 2.000. CHICAGO POTATOES (Wednesday's Markets CHICAGO Aravals 31; on track 153; total 1.5.

supply demand ship: dull: car lol track sales: Idaho 3.50; Idaho ulititics 9.33; Ned River 2.50-2.40. New York Stocks By The Associated Press (Late Quotations Allied 8912 AlliedStes 53 Amtan Amblome 126 AmtrysS Am Mot 341 AmSmelt 4 AST 141 AmSugar A AmTob Anaconda Armour Alchison 267k AfRolin BendixAv 61 BethSil 49 BoeingAir Cased I Chrysler ConEdis 58 Corn Prod 53 CurtissWr Deere 47 DuPont 19812 ElAntol. Pairmont FordMot GenElee 70 GenFoods GenMol Goodrich 734 Goodyear G1WestS Greyhound 18 Homestk ICent Intlarv 4218 544 InterstI'w 1744 la 33L2 IowalliG 303 32:1 Wednesday) Kennecott 95 KresgeSS 31 LochAir 613; Martin(o Maytag Mont Ward 11 Morroll 197 NalDairy 484 Nalyps 57 NYCent 265. Para Piet 4644 Penney PaRR PepsiCola Phileo 2.5% Phill Pet 7514 QuakOats 5014 RadioCp Safeway 35 SinclairOil ti3 Sonny 48 SouPac 5941 StaBrands 47 StdOiIN.I 583 Stud Pack Sunray Co 3344 Sylv Ell'd TexasCo 8534 UnionPac Unit AirL. Unit Aire 6314 USGypsm 97 USRubber USSteel West U'Tel West El 69 WilsonCo 324 Woolworth ZANIOS PRODUCE Open Friday LIl 8:30 U.

M. Large Eggs doz. 30c Med. Large, doz. 21c All Others dor.

19c WE BUY POULTRY FARM SALES LISTED DEC. 4-Gladys Knoll Dougherty i DEC. 10-Gene Bonner Clear Lake DEC. 11-Wayne Sellon Nora Springs DEC. 13-W.

L. Ficken Rockwell IF YOU ARE HAVING A SALE, SEE PEDELTYS AT THE CLEAR LAKE AUCTION CO. 01 GA phone collect Bob Pedelty Stason City or Fleelwond 7-3416, Clear lake 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! Starting at 12:00 selling veal calves, butcher fat cattle, bulls, stocker and feeder cows, fat cows, cattle of all classes. We have been selling a lot of will have good local cattle each week and buyers for any kind of cattle have Send them here.

you to sell 32 Hareford Steers, wt. 585 lbs. 25 Hereford Steers, wt. 640 lbs. 30 Hereford Steers, wt.

690 Ibs. 35 Hereford Steers, wt. 740 lbs. 40 Hereford Steers, wt. 700 lbs.

60 Hereford Steers, wt. 670 lbs. Western bred cattle of good quality, and well yearlings thin in flesh marked. 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 are bred.

2 Holstein breeding bulls. 28 Hereford yearling steers and heifers. Good quality, acclimated, western. Our early listings do not include one-tenth of the cattle that we sell each week. You do not have their full to list your cattle to get 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 Sows CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK TO THE CLEAR LAKE AUCTION CO. For Prompt Sales and Complete Satisfaction STARTING AT 12:00 NOON Slump Hits Most Stocks NEW YORK -A little buying! Hurry developed in a handful off stocks related 10 the nation's satellite program Wednesday.

The bulk of the market remained down. Lockheed ran ahead one point following news the United Slates plans to shoot new experimental. satellites this year. Lockheed will produce a new vehicle for the program. U.

S. Borax jumped two points. and Olin. Mathieson more than! one. Both produce high encrgy fuels.

Volume for the day was esti. mated at 3,300,000 shares com(pared with 3,320.000 Tuesday. Steels, autos, metals and rails had 3 lower trend. chemicals and airlines were mixed. Most oils scored small advances.

CHRISTMAS PARTY ALEXANDER -The Ladies Aid of the Reformed Church will meet al the church parlors Dec. 12 for Bible Study and a Christmas party. Mrs. Henry Johnson will be the hostess. CATHOLIC LADIES GUILD GENEVA Mrs.

George Luch. bers and Mrs. William O'Brien will be hostesses to the Catholic Ladies Guild in the church hall Thursday evening. WANTED Geese, ducks, Muscovy ducks and hens for Christmas market until Dec. 10th.

Contact EDSON MARKET BAYFIELD, 10WA Garner 1'l. 26J3, Eve. Britt Dec. 3, 1958 Globe- Gazette, Mason City, It MARKETS AT A GLANCE 150 8100 BILLIONS 50 Debt NEW YORK Stocks--Lower; some specialties gain. Bonds Higher; changes CHICAGO Wheat--Irregular; mixed influfences.

Corn -Lower; light liquidation. Mixed, mostly weak; light trade. Soybeans Lower; moderate selling. Hogs-25 to 50 cents higher; top $19.50. Cattle--Slaughter steers mostly steady to 25 cents higher; top $29, ON HONOR ROLL SWALEDALE Darlene Jas.

person, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (larold Jasperson, Swaledalc, was one of 18 freshmen who made the honor roll at Augustana Academy, Canton, S. during the second six-week period. A single rocket engine produces power equivalent to that of 35 locomotives.

IKE'S POULTRY SERVICE Box 191 Manly, la. Ph. 5572 PROMPT SERVICE ON POULTRY PICKUP Culling Vaccinating Now is the time to DeBeak those pullets, 3c per bird. Always top prices paid for your poultry. Weighed on the farm.

PUBLIC SALE Because of the death of my wife, And my recent Illuras. Damn selling my farm and my percunal property al a public sale en Saturday, Dec. 6 AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M. COMMENCING LOCATION: miles seral.

alter north. one mile Northwand. west and mlic north of or 3 miles nt 10 ACRE FARM WI12 Complete Sri of TERMS OF SALT FOR REAL ESTATE: With Good 3-Bedroom House. $2.000 day of aala, batauce when abstract furnfabed. FARM -1 F.12 Farmall Tractor and Joel: MeDrerine Prow, Disc.

with Cultivator: 1 Tractor Plow. l'ump Jack: Wagon boss May Fake: 3 1.0k Chains: Chainers Dise Grocery Scale; 2 MIC Corn Planter, 1-roi: Harrows. John Deere Mower, 1-section Harrow: Miscellaneous Bolls. many alces: Some Bath Whe and Woven Fence. Drag CARS--I (939 Cherrolet runs good; (Junker) Model A Pickup, paria fur Stodri A and Irwusmission.

Some Odd-sicc and Chair Sett I ISctronni Sets 4 from Tables: Dressers; Dining Room 'Table Hods, completes Table and 3 Chairs: Kitchen Cahinet: Cnal with 3 Chaire: Other and Coal Healer: 01 and Wood Ranger LATEC Weed l'ice Shallow Burnert I Crueley Kadio with Ear I Well Prrasure Pump. nearly 1 Phones: W'ond Washing Machines, electric. anc new': Sullle Gas Slave with Honkupt Diany enc Miscellancous Isixes and Stratton Motors I Treadle Sewing BIg Clock that Dishes. Pols and F'auss Wash Tub. Boller, ph and Strikes: 1 Canner.

very good: Kadios: Records: 17 Kerosene Antique Lamps: Old Brunswick K11 old: Old Antique Antique Coffee Grinder, those Kettle. 90 years old. Na desiring credit make arrangements with bank belare sale. property to be removed until settled fur. Martin Spilde SHEIDIO CARL JASPERS, Abets.

NORTHWOOD SAVINGS BANK. Clerk' FARM AUCTION SALE On account of the death of my husband all personal property consisting of tools and farm machinery will be sold at public. auction to the highest bidder without reserve st the farm located 1 mile North and mile East of VENTURA, on MONDAY, DECEMBER 8 Sale To Start At 1:00 O'clock Farm Machinery -Equipment 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 wheel 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; 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 care of. All in good shape! TERMS--CASH--No property to be removed until settled for. JOHN SKALNIK, Estate Lucy Anna Skalnik, Executrix Col. B.

A. Reemtsma, Auctioneer Hancock County National Bank, Clerk..