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The Daily Standard from Sikeston, Missouri • Page 5

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Sikeston, Missouri
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5
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It's Heatin' Stove WEATHER and when it- heatin' weather, not better drink to drink than QUALITY CHEKD CHOCOLATE MILK Simply heat it and Delicious Iraay lung a girl cue decently, she should be to chou I service for John Fun nool i tinnii Funeral Of John T. Sims Jr. about a Catholic h.gh school -v you have gues ed. Dear Dan: Should a girl listen admmittrau. we might! her t0 hi- NATIONAL STOCKYARDb rn Juiv' m9 "'ith no high i a at re Sophomore Hog S.OOu and a yo of 20 who needs Dear h' barro.

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are any argument tows 20 year- ago and farmed a student commits nght offer rows and gift lV H0-2I 'lb it before 14.50-15 50; sows 1-3 273-650 lb would be listened I pi you organize the U. 00-13 00 8 out iear- CatUe calvef 150 steer to i and fent Just a rum- active, steady; good to choice ng to af if trr, good to choice lieif- co.v 12.00-14.0#* wal ha.e lodtochoiat ci; ri ctaacr ng ar.y adult minds but least you'll be given firm A kaiu as. Surviving are jj daughters ad three ons. HARKET REPORT 23.00„ go a CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE re on the wardrobe by All they do oo; eves Hr gotten aloi ghi argue over the bills ut and if 1 an gv. a Little get a divori e.

Idn to look at tins from vtew. O. P. hange. Ir i schools such den ion nVen or.g nate on a level.

MX ffi-'jn LOWELL HOIT A COMPACT WEDNESDAY sc bmittea lea try to GulDt ofUa: O. I are tifsca- nnmg cci of it you're re- co -l ied the H. Alvin Bollinger Services at Advance ADVANCE A -v- 84, a retiren City, died Tue in Cam.4» He Nov 20. 1879 near and was mar jan Maey May 8 1955. He 4 BID 49 A Mo Power Federal 25 27 Mai ine and Hyde Mo Utilities Brewing 203.

VN N. Potlatch Forest 33 23 Jfcfi Gen Life of Wis Nat 18' LISTED STOCKS bly ad i ut a year a rest b.rrj 2. 0 a ied to 56 29 WHEAT Goae Pw. Close March 223 May 219 July 179 URBI March 120 May 122 July 124 gvbeajni Jan ary 276 March May 284 July 286 H. Y.

STOCK EXCHANGE 1:00 PJH. TRICES Receive Mere Attention of almost everything except nurses ill maiK the hospital of the futur ays a economist And ful nurses, re1, oved of dru: gery by electron more foi- Each a a small but private room. His bed, which may a bed at all, supply an climate the way an incubator does for a premature baby. a Electronic devices will monitor hv condition a hen needed. The keeping pill will be replaced by a weak electric current flowing through his head at bedtime.

be spray on cmess- ings disposable garments and single-riose packaged medications. The automated hospital of the I future will house almost all pa- mder ire. ruruiei reducing home visits. The patient, be grouped the hospital by type of illness rather thar degree to reive specialized nursing carr This b-oad th is ske'ched by Dr. Mark Blumberg, senior health economist of the Stanford Research Institute.

The i mist began research into boa- pital operation about five years ago. Many of the devices that will automate the hospital and hold "anr-ower reouirements available Others drawing board. Already, in pos toper at recovery rooms, a monitor can automatically 4rigger an elec- device to stimulate a faltering heart for example. says Dr Blumberg. be down functions, and soma look like a bed at Dr Blumberg envisions the body encased in a boxlike tent of light, opaque material The patient would need no upper sheet and blankets be- and humidity.

Dr Blumberg says electricity has been used in the United States to induce anesthetic sleep The Standard, Sikeston, Mo. Thursday, January 9, 1964 5 Partridge Men to U.S. Prison ST. LOUIS Richard D. Partridge Jackson high school bandmaster, who robbed Advance and Chaffee banks of almost $22.000.

was faken to the fed era1 prison at Terre Haute, Lnd Tuesday to begin his 12- year sentence He v.a= sentenced on Jan 3 by Federal Judge John Regan in St. Louis to two concurrent 12-year terms for the tv-o robberies. The former band leader will be eligible for parole in four years. Richard Fitz Gibbon S. attorney, stated that the fact that Partridge has two concurrent sentences has no legal bearing on his parole eligibility, but added that a parole board would be less likely to relegst him aiter the minimum con finement than if he had just one sentence.

Tht attorney described Terre Haute penitentiary one that was not tough as Leaven orm, Kans or the Ga. in which many income tax der.s serve tneir sentences. Mr, I Fitz Gibbon added that it if likely that Partridge will entire sentence at Haute ratiur than be red. The prison a band, cording to the attorney, and ft is thought probably tilt mu. cai background will admit him to prison routine quately.

The prisoner was ported to Terre Haute by U. 3s marshals from the city jail il St. Louis. Take it on the ch make best. Follow not the melancholy line.

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Bed Services be hem Friday Pm- r- 'ue kletaodist Rev Eugene Burial will be H. 1 cemeterv the dim an Morgan Funeral Home harg en tab ve for Schmelzle Tex. Gulf Sul. and Co. Phone GR-1-5: 50.

S. Steel 28 V4 20 77 y4 20 nd in to MITCHELL SHARP is CHEVY 'S rne (J -d three or the you ng ok ay ij want ou pro- a rxxit Mrj. Victoria Finley Services Held Today BELvrr for and F'mley, 81, a re-rient every- route one. who died don't go toe hospital Tues- durtng the 'ar light, were held the any neiee Fune: Hon.e ud Sikestor at I m. with the talking nie Edmond, an ottlciatinf.

md hool that dunal was held is the Unity tember girls will east of Benton. THIS WEEK ONLY! Most Offer In Optical History Her I ar AM) Near With SAME fiere is the imilhu ufler yoo who near ur need bifocal The lenses oi Miur choice, lallv tailored to Individua! nerds, plus the frame oi 'our hoii r.unpiete at the low price of Different ot people reguire different kinds of bifocals. Dim ard your old hifotaU which may not be suitable to your purpose, and choose the pair that will you the greatest -itisiaction, kryptoks for reading, one-piece I with the wider field of vision, lor mechanics and Flat-Tops which permit you to tee over and under the bifocal segment for greater comfort. All gla-ses are top qualit'. Get the extra pair now.

Sale ends January 11, 7 Iti end For Men For Vt omen 190 sTVI S. SHAPI AND COLORS TO FROM! OCUllSTS scttriiONS a ih, 1,1 Yocit pH, dvRo 1 grimi ONT mm LfcNS sINt.LF. VISION GLASSES ONLY $11.98 Pur go si, $11 98 Alt aro epm- wirti -i ind.viduaily ground your of proicripfion or irrongth $11.91 KRYPTOKS NO APPOINTMtNT NtCtSSABT aviti Union Modo bv t4 Unllod Optical local Afl-CIO WO AfPOfNTMENT NECESSARY A JAG ONE-PIECE ULTEX 1 3,000,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS 1 I N. Main Street Hour, 9AM Dolly 1 2nd Floor til 1 I 1 Sat til I 9 ape Girardeau. Mo.

1 ID 4.3523 1 firoaefcfi Matty Yriiicipol o( end Canada Fuund. 1 9(J FLAT-TOPS 'AT MITCHfU-SHAtPMfV. Score a point for econoni' Trade today for an Ok I si I) from JIM ROLET! You'll get guaranteed perlorniance on every Ok car when you deal with your hometown dealer MITt HELL-SHARP CHEVROLET! 1962 Ford GALAXIE 1 DOOR SL- 5 DAN Radio, heater, white wall tires and Ford-o-matic drhe. Ex- 4 tra elean inside and out. SPECIAL SALE PRICE $1395.00 1961 Buick INVICTA 4 DR.

is really a nice car, all power equipped. looks and runs like new. SPECIAL SALE PRICE $1895.00 1961 Chevrolet I DOOR motor. power glide and A really outstand- ng ear. Come in and ook it over.

sPECIAL ALE PRICE $1295.00 1960 Ford 4 DOOR motor, straight shift, radio, heater and white wati tires. This is a one owner car. See it before you buy. SPECIAL SALE PRICE $895.00 1960 Corvair DOOR UV the buy of a lire time. I ully equipped and ready to go.

SPEC LAI SAI PRICE $995.00 1959 Chevrolet 4 DOOR BEL AIR motor, power glide, heater and white wall tires. onif in and let us you this one. SPECIAL SALE PRICE $895.00 1958 Chevrolet 4 DOOR for a real bargain: See this one. A real beauty. SPECIAL SALE PRICE $695.00 1957 Chevrolet BEL AIR 4 DR.

SEDAN one you must see. SPECIAL SALE PRICE $695.00 See The Man In The Red Coal MITCHELL-SHARP CHEVROLET COMPANY SIKESTON, M0 TEL. 61 I- 5122 AFTER Ckrr Ut Im Sedan ana background) ImyM CoUHTtnbit Jet-smooth Luxury Chevrolet (Toe? it take to a car a £reat highway Nobody ha? to doctor or coax or soup up to get the best out of them. Thee were built If the car happen? be a Chevrolet, one thing to be driven by the kinds of roads yon drive on. only.

A highway. find everything else already neatly packaged And really the test of a great highway performer: Just about anyone can get a kick out of driving for 011 the car exactly as you pick it off the one, just as it comes out of the showroom, showroom floor. Which, after all, is the kind of perfonnanct a choice of seven the way up to a expect from Chevrolet. The gre er sat Taction and twin-carb high-compresrion 425-hp four trans- enjoyment built into these cars 1 year after missions, including a finely honed 4-speed stick year, by the higher rtsale they bring over other And underlying it bump-skimming Jet-smooth in their field. ride that helps keep the performance great even when the highways so great.

What about special performance equipment? Professional driving skills? Forget them. Next time out your way, allow a few extra minutes to sample one of these highway performers on your own. A few are really all you'll need. tune to do a lot of driving in a ai extra coat THE HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Chevrolet Chevelle Chevy Corvair Corvette See the ni at your Chevrolet Showroom MITCHELL -SHARP CHEVROLET CO. 127 WIST GB 1.1S37 SIKISTON, MO..

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