Northwest Arkansas Times from Fayetteville, Arkansas • Page 5

Sept. 15,1937 NORTHWEST ARKANSAS TIMES, Fayetfeville, ArE. Secfion A--Page 5 Classified Advertisements YOU NEED A WANT AD IF sou want to sell a bouse, rent bouse, bw a farm, sell a wsed car, sell a rick of wood, swap a used stove tor a calf, hire some help, let a job, rent an apartment, trade a farm for a oHy home, lend money, borrow money, make known your trade or services available, sell your farm produce, or do any of a thousand other things. USE THE WANT ADS, THEY CMCK! ONE CENT PER WORD PEE DAY, FLAT HATE Minimum order, 25 cents. Minimum cost per day, 5 cents.

Here's how you calculate the price of a want ad: Ten worlds 1 time, 25c; 10 words 2 Sc; 10 words 3 times, 30c, etc. CASH IN ADVANCE These low prices are possible because there are no credit losses. Please do not ask to have want ads charted. NOT TAKEN OVEB THE TELEPHONE The Times will not be responsible for more than out incorrect insertion. FOR SALE FOR QUICK SALE: 2 acre suburban home on state highway with five room bungalow, electricity.

Only Bates Fayetteville Really Over First National Bank 15-31-c ONE SPRINGFIELD a Abruzzi rye seed, $1.00 bushel Winter oats. A. A. Cassat, Wheeler. TURF OATS, 50c; winter oats 45c; Abruzzi rye, $1.00, all re- cleaned.

Spring oats, 30c. G. A Henbest. 13-6t-x USED FURNITURE BARGAINS in most everything for the home Green Furniture Exchange, 109 So. East St.

Upholstering and furniture repairing. 13-tf-c GRIST MILL. Feed mill. Write P. O.

Box 324. Fayetteville. 13-31-x HOLLAND furnace with Air-U- Well fan system, large size foi 8 or 10 room house. Good as new. Would be installed by experienced furnace man.

Address P. O. Box 453. 11-41-x LEE WINTER OATS, 50c bushel. Bpfirdless barley Stokenbury, Elkins.

$1.00. Roc- ll-6t-x APARTMENT HOUSE, 17 rooms, 3 baths. 35F2. Call V. E.

Hodges, 21-261-x APPLES--Grimes, Jonathan, Delicious at Guisinger farm, 3 miles N. W. town joining U. of A. Farm on west.

A fair grade of seconds at 25 cts. per bu. at the orchard. Phone 87F12. 30-tf-c FOR SALE OR TRADE EQUITY IN 1933 Plymouth sedan.

Good condition. Phone 29. 13-31-x Advertise In The Times--It pays! FOR RENT STRICTLY modern 6 rooms, nice location, cornel- Walnut and Sutton St. Phone 1546 or 221. Owner Ceo.

W. Lee. 15-2t-x NICELY furnished bedroom in private home, cm? block of square. 12 E. Rock Street.

15-31-x MY SUBURBAN'home. furnished, KCi, good breeding ewes. I elpctric refngerolion, 10 lubanks. Goshen. 15-31-x Ck V' A 7 I school.

T.eavmg city. "Cow for sale Write A-40, Times. 15-31-x 39 YOUNG, good Hay El 10 ACRES near City limits, all in cultivation, smooth and level, 4 room house, $750. Terms. 172 acres, 4 miles Prairie Grove, 60 acres tillable, smooth practically level sandy loam, balance timber pasture fenced hog i 14 acres young Jonathan apple trees, hearing apples; peaches, plums, FURNISHED downstairs apartment.

523 Washington. 5-51-x BOARD AND ROOM ROOM AND BOARD for three boys. $20.00 per month. 353 St. Charles Avenue.

15-2t-x FOR BOYS in private home, 2 west Dickson. Phone 1615. 15-3t-y I ANSWERS TO ASK ME-- 7 I ROOM AND BOARD for two eirls in private home. 116 Boles. 14-3t-x ROOM, board, men.

single beds 93 S. Duncan. $22.50. Mrs. John Carson.

14-2t-x ROOM AND BOARD, also meal tickets, reasonable. 213 Church St. Tel. 54. 11-61-x SALESMEN WANTED WANTED experienced Radio and Refrigeralor Salesman, guaranteed draw and commission.

Opportunity for the right man. Write P. O. Box No. 356, Joplin, Missouri, giving experience.

ll-12t-e WANTED experienced a i Salesman, guaranteed draw and commission. Opportunity for the right man. Write P. O. Box No.

356, Joplin, Missouri, giving experience. 11-121-c WANTED TO BUY WE BUY FURNITURE antl stoves Phone 800, Hilton Bros. 9-tf-c WANTED WANT TO BUY 4 building. Call 29. 5 room 15-31-x RIDE TO Oklahoma City.

Share expense. Phone 597. 14-2t-c GOOD USED dresser and chiffer- obe. Cheap. Phone 820W.

13-31-c WANTED: Cheap car to rebuild. E.C. Brace, Rogers, Ark. 13-3t-x WANTED--Girl for general housework. Apply Tel.

712. 13-3t-x SERVICES OFFERED EXPERIENCED LADY wants housework. 16 north Locust. 14-3t-x 2 ROOM 598W. furnished apartment, 15-5t-x BEDROOM.

104 Boles. Mrs. Mollie Sheffield. 15-41-x cherries and grapes for home use. Good 5 room house, large top I ground cellar, good poultry and, FURNISHED apartment, private brooder houses, new barn, old I entrance.

Utilities paid. Also RELIABLE University boy needs work firing furnace or cloinfi Iher steady chore work. Howard Jenkins, 623 west Dixon. 14-2t-x Phone E. W.

14-51-x FLOORS WAXED. Shuford. 1. Chengting T. Wang.

2. It does not place policies of insurance on the Capitol or any other federal building, either Washington or elsewhere. 3. The president is paid his salary semi-monthly. He receives a check (or signed by the secretary of the treasury.

It is delivered to him personally by a messenger from the treasury department. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE at Washington, D. Sept. 3, 1937. NOTICE is hereby given that Henry Hager Vaughan, of lone, Arkansas, Route 1, who, on September 24, 1932, made Section 2289 and run thence South cue-fourth! milt 1 thence East one mile, thence North oue mile, thencu West one! mile, and thence South three-' fourths of mile to the place of! beginning, and containing the lowing described lands to-wit The South West quarter of Die North West quarter, the South East quarter of the North West (luarter; the Soutli West quarter BY STOCK LIST tlo markt-t generally steady.

Choice to prime grain fed steers S12.75-SH.75: medium to good 58.25 to 511.25; good grass steers medium to Bood $6.25 to good grass heifers $6.50 lo medium to good $4.50 to Mew York, Sept. 15 $6 Knod stwk stcm ness in steels and motors touk the edge off an attempted stock market rally today and prices finished ragged. of the North East quarter; the tj Slcc i unti Chrysler refus- Soutli Ktist quarter of the cd go ntong willl olhors en North East quarter; the North I imc i led the rest East quarter of the South of the market up for m-t gains of East quarter; the North West quarter of the South East quarter; the North East quarter of the South West quarter; the North West quarter of the South West quarter; the South West quarter of the Souili West quarter; the South East quarter of the South West quarter; the South West quarter 0' the'South East No. U23184, for NW'A SEW, SWVi, Section 2, Township Raiige 5th Principal Merid-' Soutli East quarter of South East qiuirler; all thirty, township fractions to a point or more. Transactions approximated 150.000 shares.

PRODUCE Chicago Butter and Eess Chicago, Sept. 15 in, Arkansas, has filed notice Nor( si 6,578 tubs, firm; creamery-spec- intention to make three-year final the ullowjng desci ibed inls score) 34 3-4 tu 35c; contra I rarlots) Proof, to establish claim to the wU The Nm Ui West land above described, before h( North te quarter; the North County Clerk of Logan County at ast the Nor(h Wejt Booneville, Arkansas, on he North West er enth day of November, 1937. tne Norlh East rt and the Claimant names as witnesses- I standard i 33 3- 6,770 cases, firm, prices undiimged. New York Poultry New York, Sept. 15 ep.

or the rpose of I (boxes) chickens, broilers 21-30c. ORDINANCE NO. 106 An Ordinance Laying Off the i a i ui i i luwer: Property within the Incorporated Town of Lincoln, Arkansas, into Water Works Improvement District to be known as a Works I installing and operating a system of waterworks, with the necessary reservoirs or water towers, pump- mains, pipes, gales, valves and hydrants, territory embraced Improvement District No. 1 of the Incorporated Town of Lincoln, Ar- in the said district with water for purposes, and of acquiring by condemnation, purchase, donation or otherwise, rights of way or lo- Whereas, more than ten owners said property and the of real property he Incorpor- and the laterals Frozen (boxes) chickens, broilers 26-32c. Other dressed prices unchanged.

Chicago Poultry Chicago, Sept. 15 --Poultry, live, 12 trucks, steady, prices unchanged. LIVESTOCK U. S. L.

A. Report East St. Louis, 111., Sept. 15 Hogs, 4500; 300 direct; market slow; market lOc under average Jt ed Town of Lincoln, Arkansas, and (o leremaftcr described, have nm from be Honed the Town Council to take; fflsxesr.js mostly medium quality $5.00 to Sfi.OO; good bulls to medium to gooc bulls to beef cows $4.7. i to cutterx jind low cutters $3.25 to S4.25.

Veal market top $11.50. Hug market dropped 25e, top $11.65 180-220 Ib. 1.65; 230-300 Ib, 130-170 Ib. S10.25-S11.-10; pigs sows stags Lamb market 2ftc higher than yesterday, top $10.25, GRAIN ChiiMHo, Sept. 15 WP)--Grain: Wheat hlRh low $1.02 1-2; closo $1.02 7-8 lo Dec.

$1.05 5-8: low $1.03 7-8; close $1.04 lo 1-2; high $1.07 5-8; low close 1-4 1-2. Corn high $1.00 1-2; low $1.03 1-8; close $1.05 l-'2 lo 3-4; high 74 1-2; low 72 1-2; close 73 1-4; Dec. G4 1-4; low 63 1-fi; close- 03 1-4 to 3-8; May 05 1-2; low 64 1-2; close G-i 3-4." Kansas City Grain Kansas City, Sept. 15 90 cars; 1-4 lower lo 2c higher. No.

2, dark hard, No. 3, $1.05 to $1.10 1-2; No. 2, hard, $1.06 3-4 to No, 3, $1.05 to $1.05 3-4; No. 2, red nom $1.02 3-4 to $1.06 1-2; No. 3, nom 99 3-4 to $1.03 1-2.

Close: Sept. 98 3-4; Dec. 98 5-8; May $1.00 1-2, Corn; 1 car; 3-4 down to 1 1-2 higher. No. 2, white, nom No.

3, nom $1.01 to No. 2, yellow, nom 99 1-2 to $1.02 1-2; No. 3, nom 90 1-2 to 99 1-2; No. 2, mixed, nom 98 to No. 3, nom 93 to 98.

Close: Sept. 94; steps toward the making of a local' said town waterworks sy Tuesday, 15c below the best time; 170-240 Ib: iy Dec. 04 1-2; May G3 5-8. Oats: 7 cars; unchanged to 1-4 lower; No. 2, white, nom 31 1-2 nom 30-32.

"WHERE QUALITY is Same prompt, dependable laun-1 dry service that we have given University people for years past. barn good roof needs some repair, bedroom. Phone 813W. Large well kept lawn plenty of shade, well at corner of porch, 3 never failing springs $2200. Some terms in pasture.

Phone 9, OZARK LAND Springdale, Ark. 15-lt-c FURNISHED apartment, 123 wes' Meadow. Phone 887W. 14-31-c No change in last year's prices. 15-3l-xj Hughes' Laundry, 605 Storer.

Phone 190. 13-31-x Safcly Tested Used Cars We have a selection of the Ir(J cleanest used cars that we have I ever offered for sale: I MODERN ATTRACTIVE bedroom, with 01 without meals, in desirable location. Phone 1197J. 14-31-c FURNISHED downstairs apartment, furnace heat. 4 blocks from Campus.

Phone 1274. 14-31-x apartment. Garage, See and drive these cars'before I Smnll bedroom. 619J after school. TWO-ROOM furnished apartment private bath, near the University.

Share utility bills and S15 I per month. Phone 893W. Mrs. F. W.

Letsch, 615 Leverette. 14-31-x FURNISHED, unfurnished apartment; furnace. 482,1. sedan, student or couple. 305 So.

School. 13-3t-c you buy. 1936 Deluxe Plymouth town sedan, built-in trunk, solid seat in front, hydraulic brakes, safety 1 plate glass. 1936 Chevrolet town sedan, 5 new tires, low mileage, city driven, deluxe radio. Drive il and get our figures.

1935 deluxe Ford town deluxe radio, built-in trunk, a BEDROOM. Ideal for bargain at $465.00 1934 Chevrolet pickup, looks like new, 15x7.50 6 ply tires, motor over-hauled 1934 Chevrolet pickup, stake bed $365.00 1931 Ford coupe, very clean $175.00 1928 Pontiac sport coupe $95.00 1932 Plymouth sedan WHITFIELD MOTOR CO. Oldsmoblle, DeSoto. I'lymolilli G.M.C. Trucks 15-3t-c 14-31-t 13-Ct-c 1936 NATIONAL CASH Register.

Chalmos Howard, phone 243 or 1286. 15-31-x JERSEY COW. 211 So. Duncan. 15-St-x NEW Mercury Bicycle won in "nntei-t.

Can't use. Will sacrifice priced at $40.00. See at Lewis Bros. Co. 14-Ct-c FOUR STRAIGHT chairs, one dresser, one slightly used large gas space heater.

619 west Maule. 14-31-x APPLES FOK SALE. We are packing our apples in the A. C. McAdams building on Mountain St.

Fancy packs, truck loads or as you like. See us now. GuisinKer's. Address Box 72. l4-3t-c KEIFER PEARS.

50c bushel. 4 miles west on 62. Clyde Holland. 14-61-x MASTER SIX 1930 Buick sedan. A-l condition, good rubber.

107 south West. 14-3t-x WINTER TURF OATS, 50c bu. 4 mi. west on 62. Floyd Couch Farmington.

14-2t-x RUMMAGE SALE Saturday. 13 N. Block. 14-4t-c BASEMENT BARGAINS 8 piece walnut dining room 1 suite, $35.00. New dining chairs, $1.50.

Used Philco Battery Radio, less batteries, $26.80. Lewis Bros. Co. 13-31-c NEW COAL furnace. Phone 957.

KECLEANED SEEDS ol all kinds. Erwin Seed and Produce. Phone J54. 13-6t-x 1 click. TWO LARGE bedrooms, furnace heat.

218 N. Church. 13-31-x IMMEDIATELY. Modern dwelling, by month or year. Mrs.

Carlisle, 114 east Lafayette. 13-31-c FURNISHED cottage with garage, on Ml. Sequoyah Call 907. 13-41-c APARTMENT. Rock Street.

2 rooms. 220 east 13-31-x CHOICE four-room modern apartment. Furnished. Adults. Way Apartments.

13-3t-x FURNISHED apartments. Read Apartments. Meadow St. Phone 957. 13-3t-x FURNISHED apartment, bedroom.

540 Whltham. 13-51-x FURNISHED downstairs apartment. Phone 1432. 13-51-c FURNISHED apartment on Mt. Nord.

Phone 1274. 13-31-x FURNISHED house near campus. Phone 258. ll-4t-c NEW 5 ROOM efficiency apartment, air conditioned, basement garage, incinerator, built-in bath and shower, at rent you can afford. Harry Hamilton.

10-tf-c TWO-KOOM apartment; one bedroom. 727 Douglas. 578J. 10-61-x FURNISHED apartment, garage. 523 Washington.

9-6t-x MODERN 1 unfurnished a a t- ments. Gas, water. 41C No. College. Phone No.

1. 8-10t-x I refrigerators, month. Cheaper than owning. Some large ones for restaurants. Brewer Electric company.

Phone 130. 8-lOt-c FURNISHED apartments. Phone 1039. 7-71-x WANTED TO RENT OLD MATTRESSES made new. Whilacre Mattress Factory.

329 So. School. Phone 159. 13-61-x McCLINTOCK Mattress Works, mattress rebuilding. Our quality service and price just can't be beat.

Phone 73. 30-31; 6-3t; 13-3t; 20-31; 27-31-c SEWING, alterations and remodeling, at your home or mine. Mrs. 'S. H.

Graham, Telophc 1114J. 11-61 by the Town Council of the Incorporated Town of Lincoln, Ar- Section 1. That all of the real' properly situated within the fol- Section 3. That this ordinance cows odd lots of na- shall take effect and be in force! live cows up lo lop sau- lowing territory located in the Incorporated Town of Lincoln, Arkansas, lo-wit: Beginning at the Southwest Corner of section thirty, township fifteen, North range thirty-two West, after its passage. PASSED: Aug.

28, 1937. Approved 1 C. N. Luginbuel, (SEAL) Attest: W. T.

Shannon, Recorder. Mayor. Sept. 15, 1937-c Times want ads get good results sage bulls SG.75; lop vealers $12.00. Sheep, 500; 1500 through; few choice lambs to city butchers 25c higher at asking higher for bulk supplies.

Springfield Livestock MFA Stockyards) Dec. at 8.99, Mar. 9.10. May ut 9.20, and July at 9.28, or 10 to 14 points above the previous close. FINANCIAL York, Sept.

15 money steady; 1 per cent nil day; prime commercial paper 1 per cent; time loans steady; 60-91 day 1 1-4; 4-6 mos. 1 1-2 per Springfield, Sept. 15--Cat- nt ink rs aceeptan es DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING and alterations. Prices reasonable. Mrs.

Delia Bogan. 147 U. 15-3t-x BEAUTY SHOP OIL $1.50 up. Mschiiieless $3, $5 and SB. Guaranteed work.

Phone 112. Orchid Besuly Shop. Over Scott's. 8-tf-c PRICKETTS BEAUTY S11OP ma- chineless permanents, $3, $5 and $6. Others $1.50 to oil shampoo, wave dried 75c; plain shampoo and wave 35c; lash and 3row dye 50c, hair cuts 35c.

Work guaranteed. Phone 736. N. Block. S-6-tf-c LOST SIGMA Nil PIN.

J. A. on back. Reward. Call James Atha.

986. 15-31-c WILL THE PERSON taking purse belonging to Annetta Talley from a car at Linard's Esso 700 S. School St. please return the contents and keep the money. Annetta Talley, Gen.

Rogers. I Ark. 14-2t-x RUSTLE OFSMSl COPYRIGHT. KKLF.ASEU BY CEJfTRAt. ROOM in privntc home near Bnx A-20, ivo Times.

14-31-x Use The Times want ads--they TWO ARKANSAS VETERANS ENROUTE TO ANTIETAM Little Rock, Sept. 15 Two Arkansas veterans of the Civil both ncaring the ccn- ury mnrk, wore pnroute todny to he Antiotam battleground near Sharpsburg, where served on opposing nrmies in 8fi2. Returning for services com- memornting the 75th nnniversnry if the conflict were William B. -ovell, of Malvern, who wore he blue, and B. F.

Red, 95, Litle Rock, who was Confederate nfantryman. The two. wounded in that bat- to, made the trip through efforts the American Legion post here vhich raised funds through pub- ir subscription. RATES ON APIT-ES REFUSED LINES Little Rock, Sept. 15 Arkansas Corporation Com- i.ssion yesterday peti- ion of (he Jones Truck Lines, Springdale, foi authority to reduce rale on a i The came wlu-n truck line officials failed to appear lor a hearing.

Hailroads had protested the proposed rate slash. CHAPTER 39 THK I of the dcene at Villa Mimosa changed the day that Alec Garland left. The rooms were tilled with guests. Rosa added a vugue number of, relatives to her staff to see that trays were served lo the mornings, that bathing dress was freshly prepared for the odd hours demanded by the guests. Dinner --on the nights when Marl and her guests did uot dine at neighboring villas or oue of the hotels --was a formal affair served at 10 o'clock.

Marl sent to Paris for the motor thut she had long since purchased. There was an American made station wagon in the garage, The wine cellar was stocked and the cocktail hour was observed as formally as It had been disregarded during the tlrst two happy weeks. The garden resounded, not with the quiet conversation of two people deep in contentment, but with tbe shrill laughter and high well-bred voices of men and women at a typical mnart Riviera house party. For Marl had summoned her gayest friends from Paris to finish off her holiday on the superficial note with which she felt It should have begun. She put away her deinln overalls and brought out her most sophisticated satins, her smartest beach togs, her most dashing costumes.

She rose early, and after spending the morning working with Letitia or sketching, and glad for the work, she joined her guests for luncheon at one of the beaches near the hotels. The afternoon was spent in idle gossip with these grownup children who moved about the continent with the seasons. Evenings, after their late dinner, there was always a party--champagne, music, the flash cf Jewcla, the echo of synthetic laughter. And Marl's was the gayest. The contentment of simple things was not meant for her.

That was the morning after Alec Garland had told her that he had a wife in America. She had been surprised then thut the news had angered and not saddened her. She saw him as a likeable weak person, which he was. Rut Hhe saw hcraclf playing the part of a fool. And worae---for HOC saw herself as a lovesick girl- not sick with love for Alec but sick with love for love.

I lhfc had to readjust tit-r valuta then, call upon her resources to Uka Block erf Jaerifttt. The nnai sum of them did not add up satisfactorily. any women would have envied her all the qualities she had; her Independence, her ability, her tinanclal security, her beauty and her charm. She doubted the strength of the latter. What good was charm to a woman who couldn't use that charm to get the only thing thai women want? She was not thinking of Alec when she asked herself that question.

As for Alec, the moment that she saw him tn the new light in which he had presented himself, the spell was broken. She had laughed then at her own ridiculous self. Marl Barat, destined for world fame, mooning like a school girl, holding hands in the moonlight, visualizing a dreamy future and herself with a market basket over her arm saying, "Send it to Mrs. Alec Garland. Pcachtree road." Suddenly a small white house came before her eyes, a kitchen where she would cook three meals a day.

There'd be no Rosa there to concoct a lunch to serve on a sun-splattered terrace. Hhe shivered delicately picturing herself washing Alec's clothes. Not for her! In Paris she bad a shop four atoriea high where she was queen. She had a small house and cool and fragrant rooms. She was free and there was no one to dis- lurb the smooth, luxurious pattern of her present life, She wished that she had not leased the villa for a month.

She wanted to be back at work. And she hud plans. She would travel to Egypt, to North Cape, a fortnight in Swit- burning zerland! And in the meantime, she would wire Mark to join her for her last few days. I'erhapa It would striking bat of knitted straw on her head; or later at lunch at oue of the American bars in black cire satin pajamas with four inches of gleaming bracelets on each wrist, a skull cap of fabric on her thick burnished hair which fell to her shoulders. She wore either black or white at night, never a color.

Yet each of her evening costumes seemed' to create a different woman of her. See her in white chiffon, MO cunningly molded to conceal and yet reveal, with a flllgree of silver in her hair, and you see a Grecian goddess. Perhups the next night was the one she chose to wear soft black, with pearls about her throat and her hair pinned high on her head, and you saw a timeless lady out of a picture of old Vienna. "How old Is she?" they asked each other. You'd never have known that either.

She was ageless whether she wore the soft black or whether her frock was nun-like in tbe plainest of white organdie and she hud tucked white llowor in her hair worn In the page boy that she introduced. This was Larry Hoik's duing. To everything thai he Hijggir.stcd to build up thu personal legend or Muriburut, whfe acceded without argument. Nothing meant anything to her but the progress of her She kept in constant touch by telephone with her cslabiishincut. She demanded the presence of her various employes.

She urged and encouraged ideas of a revolutionary nature. Until that time, she was content to progress slowly, conservatively. Now, she was activity. changed; rediscount rate, N. Reserve Bank, 1 per cent.

New York, Sept. 15 exchange easy; Great Britain demand $4,94 3-4; cables day bills $4.93 5-8; 3.38c; Italy demand 5.26 l-4c; cables 5.20 l-4c. U. S. Another girl would have bought a new hat, acquired a new boy i or wept It all out on the shoulder or a conttdante.

But wine to have Larry Hoik come a Uarat hud made herself a down. Perhaps he should start complex person for all that publicity in motion for her mod- olhftrs wtt a lin le nro to publicity in motion for her mod- Ul1 els for the next summer's trade i i coul(1 llttve en worked in America. Her own co.stumes would introduce several featured she meant to Incorporate. Thuuly did she put all of herself away, merging every part of herself into the much me that she- had become and departed from so briefly. Lurry come immediately, and In his wake there were photogni- phcrs and "Who Is hundred voices asked when the pnotngruphus surroundtd the Leach' volte Htuniilng, till tii woman in a dating bathing suit Uuvt wai only a wusp of whKt, out easily.

Man acquired another means of forgetting her own lack of aatis- action. She I earned to gamble and loved it. I-'ortunatcly luck htiti btcn i her. Marl could not afford lo gamble; Him was successful and her Income wow high but her position demanded high of living und did uot permit very sums for gambling. To Marl.

wa.s an ex- oiitM Lfjd, In UH v.uy. ti i Uiiiutt: toi Ih i Koi at the Casii.o elit uiet (To Be Coutimiod) New York, Sept. 15 government bonds: Treasury 3 3-8s 43-40 June 3 3-8s 43-41 March 3 l-4s 41 3 l-4s 45-43 3 40-44 4s 54-44 2 3-4s 47-45 3 52-49 2 53-49 2 3-4s 54-51 3s 55-51 3s 55-51 Reg. 2 7-8s GO-55 2 3-4s 59-50 Federal Farm Mortgage 3s 47-42 3 l-4s 04-44 3s 49-44 Home Owners Loan 2 3-4s 49-39 2 i-4s 44-42 3s 52-44 52-44 Keg. MT.

UNION ----9 Mt. Union, Sept. Allen of Juhnsun filled his regular appointment hare Audry Cox of Black Ook is staying with Mrs. Vety Johnson while Mr. Johnson is employed at tin- sorghum mill ill Black Oak.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Wallen and son, Earl, spent Sunday lit the Loyd Carroll home at Baptist Ford. Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Platt called at the Fred Sievers home Sunday. Glenna Lewis of Fayetteville. spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Clide Lewis. Miss Lida Jane Williams and Miss Gladys West were on the mountain Sunday horseback rid- i'aul Swangcr and son, Orval, delivered some nice lumber Saturday to the L. G. Funiis and A. Wallen home.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sorenson spent Sunday at the Coffman home. I Fiinnlf Taylor and Uulahlee ClatcrbauKh visited Mrs. Frjnkie Phipps Sunday evening.

F.very one come out Friday night, Sept. 17 to literary. Let us try TODAY'S STOCK LIST HI Tkr Fml I New York Closing Prices I 1 Air Reduction 08 Alaska Jun 10 3-4 At Chern 206 Amale Leather 4 3-8 Am Can 97 Am Com! Alc-o 19 1-2 Am For Pow 5 3-4 Am I.oco 33 Am Pow Lt 8 3-8 Am Rod 17 Am Smelt 81 ATT 103 Am Tob 78 1-4 Am Wool 8 Anaconda 49 5-8 Arm 111 9 7-8 ATSF 59 3-3 Atlas Refin 24 7-8 Auburn 14 1-2 Aviat Corp 4 7-8 Baldwin 3 5-8 18 1-2 Barnsdall 19 3-4 Bendix 17 Bethlehem Steel 80 3-4 Borg War 42 5-8 Briggs Mfg 40 Bristol Myers IB Burr Ad 24 5-8 Case 145 Caterpillar Tractor 83 Cerro De Pasco 63 3-4 43 3-4 Ches Corp 55 Chrysler 97 Coca Cola 137 Colum El 11 3-8 Commercial Credit 56 3-4 Coml Inv Tr 57 Con Oil 13 1-4 Cont Bak 17 1-4 Cont Can 55 Cont Ins 32 7-8 Cont Oil of Dela 39 3-4 Corn Prod 00 Douglas Alrc 42 1-2 DuPont 149 Eastman 178 1-2 Elec Auto Li 34 Elec Pow Lt 17 1-8 Gen Am Trans 56 1-2 Gen Bak 10 3-8 General Electric 47 5-8 General Foods 35 3-8 General Motors 50 1-8 Gillette 12 1-8 Goodrich 30 1-2 Goodyear 32 3-8 Hershey 54 1-4 Hudson 12 I 10 3-4 Int Harv 99 1-2 Int Nick Can 56 5-8 Int Shoe 41 3-4 I 9 Johns 106 1-4 Kennecott 56 1-4 Kroger 19 Loews 75 1-2 Long Bell 4 7-8 Lorillard 28 1-8 20 Muck Trk 35 McKeesport 30 1-4 Mirt Cont Pet 26 7-8 1-2 Missouri Pacific's 1-2 Montgomery Ward 51 -7-8 Nash Kelv 18 Nat Blsc 24 Nat Cash Reg 26 3-4 Nat Dairy Prod 17 5-8 Nat -Pow Lt 9 1-8 NYC 27 3-4 Pac El 29 1-2 Penney 87 1-2 Penn RR 31 5-8 Petro Corp 15 Phillips Pet 52 1-2 Pittsburgh Screw 11 5-8 Proctor Gamble 55 1-4 Public Service NJ 39 1-2 Pullman 42 Radio 9 3-4 Remington Rand 19 5-8 Reynolds Tob 49 5-8 St San 1 7-8 Seaboard Oil 31 Sears Roebuck 82 Serve! 22 7-8 Simmons 37 Soconv Vacuum 19 Sou Calif Edison 22 3-4 NJ 59 7-8 Sterling Prod 62 5-8 Sludeb.iker 10 1-2 Swift Co 21 3-4 Texas Corn 52 7-8 Texas Gulf Sulphur 34 Tidewater As 17 3-4 Transomeriean 13 7-8 Union Carbide 93 1-4 Union Pacific 105 1-2 Unit Airc Corp 23 5-8 Unit Rise 22 Unit Carbon 76 1-4 Unit Corp 4 1 8 Unit Gas 11 5-8 Rubber 43 1-4 Smelt 79 Steel 94 Vanadium 25 3-4 Vicks 40 1-2 Ward Bak 4 3-4 Warner 12 1-8 Wesson 35 1-2 Western Union 34 1-4 Westing Elec Mfg 132 Wilson Co 8 1-4 Youngstown Steel 68 1-2 Total Sales: 1.143.140 DAY CURB AHim Co 130 3-8 Am Cyan 31 3-8 Ark Nat Gas 5 1-4 Ark Pow Lt Pf 79 Atlas War 1 5-8 Cities Service 2 1-2 Comwlth Edison 28 3-4' Elec Bond Share 14 3-4 Gulf Oil 51 5-8 Int Pet 33 Lion Oil 23 1-2 Niag Hud Pow 10 1-2 Pan Am Airw 50 1-4 Pennroad 3 1-8 Pitney Bowes 7 1-8 Ky 19 1-B FRANC GOES LOWER Paris, Sept. 15.WJ-A heavy to get more pep and interest wave today toppled in tin- literary. Ilring .1 program.

to its lowest depth in more We would like tu havo a i dwade. At noon the franc Ki.ster I for more I 1 1 2(t 9 0 to dollar, 3.42 rents, and 143.00 to the pound sU'i-lini'. The government The 1M7 "Tin Can Tourisls" airrunry vUibiliziiiion fund at least convention, held fit Shawno, temporarily abandoned attempts attracted 4.000 visitors, who came to bolster it. Financial expetts in 1,500 auto trailers. predicted even lower levels..