Northwest Arkansas Times from Fayetteville, Arkansas • Page 4

ARKANSAS TIMES, Advertisements VON Can Talk to Only Watt Talk to SELL-RENT OR SWAP Ct Ht Per Word Ptr Day-- Hat Mfniimim AH Want Ads Cask If Taken Over Stmf fair Ad by Mall rfct Times will not bt lor mart Htan Iiieorrtct in- MODERN CAFE and confectionery in small California town. .0: competition. Present owner Will consider trade fpr fnrm or eQiilty In good farm. Will' teach business, to buyer it riot experienced. For further Information write R.

F. Young, P. Box 115, Yqrba Calif." 25-21-x 20., HEAD MAKES, horses nnd muics: work mile'west university faini, John Phone-10F11. USED 6-Ft. McCormlck Bearing sale or Phone 30 or 72 17-tf-c WHITE LEGHORNS, $5 per dirndl od while they last Heavy per hundred.

East hatch Monday, May 29. Potter's Hatcheiy 110 Mountain. 'hone 139 24-61-c 5-ROOM furnished apartment Five-room houie, University district Phone 1514. 25-4t-x FIVF.ROOM brick duplex apartment Phone 903 25-31-c LARGE HOUSE for summer. Phone 1470 FOR SALI GARAGE and service South 71 See buiger 24-31-x ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW of six'rooms In lovely City Park Addition, pretty floors, rock wool gas furnace, beautiful and spacious premises Gully 001 FtyetUvllte Rfalty Store 2S-2i-c MTi'-'HOME, 5 rooms; furnished, newly decorated, accessible both.

business section and university. Newbold, 132 "West Lafayette 24-41-e. CANARY singers 119 "Duncan 8 2 5 4 1 TWO JERSEY heifers Sweet potato plants. Phone 59F31 25-3t-x MINNOWS," bait, across highway, Ray and Paul Greenhouses 25-3t-c ROOMS, iipart- menl Adults only Phone 393W; 20-6t-x TOMATO PLANTS 20c pet 100, $100 per 1,000 Strong field grown plants Bay nnd Paul 25-3t-c TWO LFOUR.ROOM downstairs apartments, and clean, new furnishmgsj ator, separate baths, private "en- Irances, surroundings. Close In Phone 107B 23-tf-c FURNISHED near campus 620 Leverettc 22-6t-x BABY CHICKS Only approved In Fayeltevllle HatciiBo s.ory Tuesday and Friday Choice feed Quality seed Brown Bros Hatch- try.

Phone 314, Fayetteville, Ark 8-M-Th-c LOVELY FRONT bedroom, southeast exposure Ing ioomj''becl connecting. Private rauo Phone 1440 BOSSEMEYER A MoBRIDE: Plttsburnh Plate Glass financing for point Wall-paper, 0 cents per Ilngle' roll, up 2B Block SI Phone 806 f- 4-KOD4I-C HARDY FIELD giown tomato plants Leading varieties 20c per $1 30 pet 1 1 000; 5,000 lots or tnre, $1 per 1,000 Hummon- depot Faimlngton MODERN 10- fpbm 2 -busemnnt tiotifee, $3500 Bargain 415 Mock Phone 603 24-3t-c GOOD lote 'seed potatoes, 90c bushel A Johnson, Wlmlow, Arfc' 24-3 Edition of Dumas Qlotli Bargain Mrs pouglas, Route 1. 24-2t HOUSE TRAILER, stream lined; accommodates iwb. Phone 1399. 24-Gt-c COOLERATORS, used; Severdliice boxes, used.

Lewis Bros Co 24-31-e SLIGHTLY used gas ranged; ex- condition. Phone 1273. BARGAINS IN FINE FURNITURE room, dining room od(T pieces, refrigerators, from finest homes, E. 'Aunilck Fufn; 120 East -Si. :,62...

23-31-x J-ACRE'buiiding'tracts on highway 5'miles east of Fayette- Phone 23-31-x SWEET POTATO PLANTS. See Mrs. R. D. Jones, Farm Women's Market, Wednesday and Satur-, day.

23-31-x SMALL PAYING BUSINESS, business properly, business and residence lots, 4 to 10 room residences, suburban homes, close in with acreage. A. Mlnturi Realty, 112V4 West Center, phone 217. 23-St-c 1JH PER WEEK BUYS AN EASY WASHER. Smith Radio HOUSE PAINT, guaranteed pure -linseed arid lead.

$1.98. gallon Henry Paulsen Furniture Co. corner East and Rock Sts. 16-tf-c BARGAINS In clothing, shoes, firearms, radios, furniture. nnd Stove's.

Mueller's Exchange 3t IAIY CHICKS BLOODTESTED gexed or Uiwexefl itATHiS-DODD HATCHERIES llle ne IU Orove FOR SALE OR TRADE SALESMEN WANTED RAWLEIGH ROUTE now open Real opportunity lor man who wants permanent, profitable work. Sales way up his year. Start promptly. Write Rnwleigh's, Dcpt. AKE-83-KH, Memphis, or sue Lee' Fayetteville, PROMPT Fiharic.2 BlQ.ck Street First National Bank Bldg.

Phone BABY CHICKS FOR RENT TWO FRONT private exposure. 18 East Spring Phone 201. M' 22-31-x FURNISHED a a Bills paid Phone 971J 17-tf FIVE OR SIX ROOM rock Ultra 'modern. Fireplace, living, room. Attic stotage.

Best neighborhood. Telephone 584 before 8 a. in. or: (ter 0 p. or call.ln Tiroes WANTED WOMAN for general housework.

Call 1487 410 North College'. 1 25-21-x TWO SHARE-EXPENSE 'passengers to New Yolk Fair June' 10; Phone 1220 25-3t-c Ark. K. 4. 4-11-18-25-x AUTO LOANS 300.

5-201-c PHOTOS PHOTpORAPIIS, picture fram- kodak finishing. Special West Dlckeori. 14-tf-c EARLY STOCK GAINS SLICED New York, May 25 itting a fast rallying pace, of the pening of 'market, suffi-1 lent profit taking opposition" ap-1 eared to chop down prices sub-1 tantlally the the best gains, ran up 1 2 or lore points, but final, plus'marks, enerally were. In small fractions 1 lid numerous Issues'finished hanged to, down a''shade. Motors under some pressure' at Hie OSt.

The ticker tape fell behind for a brief moment; at the-st'art, then everted to a' slow er for': five hours were TODAY'S STOCK LIST New York Prices Jly Tfc AtMicfatta PERSONAL around 1,600,000 shares. MEN OLD AT 40! GET'PEP; New Oslrex Tonic Tablets, contain oyster and other Stimulants. One dosii starts new pep. Value $1.00.. Special price Cross finis arid'all good stores.

T-T-F-tl HINDSVILLE May arid'Mrs. the birth Lorene, on Norman. Fairfax, mother, Alex Smith arid little daughter, who-'makes her home hereiw'lth her.grandmother. 'Doris "Ann Parker underwent torisilejjtomy at. the.

City Hospital in last week. Miss Helen who was a njomb'erjuf 1939 graduating the St'dte Vocational sch6o: ht-sHuntsvillG'-was'; among a group FFA arid thei sponaofes who left Saturday morning for New. York where they wil' visit th World's Pair and points of interest while Mfj. and- Mrs; Aryin Markharri and anuil.soh.pt Okmulgee, bee'n vjslting the former's 'parents, Mr." and Mrs. Arch Markham.

i Mrs. Finis Martin of Marlowe is visiting her pnrents, Mr arid Mrs. Fay Smith. Mrs. Elton Johnson of Chelsea arrived here several days a'io to jbe; at the bedside of her Mrs.

Lou Bohannon who is very low at this writing. Mr. and Sfona Fitch anc of Wetumka, Oktox, are spending this week visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.

Fitch. STONY POINT SUBSCRIPTIONS to headers Digest, most appropriate' gradua- tion'gift. Elizabeth'Curry, representative. Phono '340. 24-31-c COPY" OF TIMES of March 24, U038.

Will for-the topy 24-Zt-x FURNISHED apartment. Read Apts. Meadow St. Phone 957. 24-31-x CASH FOR FURNITURE.

Phone 62. E. C. Aumlck: 23-31-x 2 3 ROOM furnished apartment, desirable part town. Phone 1756.

23-31-x TWO EXPERIENCED waitresses once. Address Box B-8Q, Times. 23-3t-x 150 BERRY PICKERS, 0:30 a. at Wagon Yard. 23-31-x WANTED FARMS FOR.

SALE with United Farm Agency. P. O. Box 104. 19-15t-x COOK.

Varsity Shop. 10-tf-c SERVICES OFFERED CALL McCLINTOCK for mattress rebuilding, inner spring and feather mattress making. Phone 103 Springdale, or write. 24-3t-31-3t-7-3t-14-3t-c Point, Moy 26 -r- Vernn Lockhart of Prairie Grove wns a guest recently of Mr. and Mrs Charlie Lockhart.

Waldrip anc City spent Saturday night Mrs. Rut! Waldrip. I Charlie' Martin of StlfiliT, Okla. Is visiting i a Mrs. BciilL children.

Misses' Edith nnd Ina Borun and Lorlrie'. Casey of Healint Springs visited with the aunt, Mrs. Huth Waldrip, Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Lconn Cooper and children spent. Saturday night nnc Sunday with her parents, Mr.

and 'Mrs. W. J. Yount. near Wager.

Miss Mildred, Massey of Tulsa spent last week with her brother- in-low imd sister, and Mrs Mack Mars. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hardii of Salem visited Sunday with Mrs, Karelin's mother, Mrs. Bertie Partain, and family.

Mr. and. Mrs. Hurley- Baker and Mr mid. -Mrs," Roy.

Evans of Poteau spent Sunday night at the Richard Davis home. Mr. ahid Mrs. Mack Marcs spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs W.

J. Yount of Wager. and Mrs. Millard Wooc and family spent Saturday nigh with Mr. and Mrs.

Enoch Rogers at Lowell. There will an ice cream supper at the school house Tuesday night, May 30, proceeds help pay for wiring the schoo house. Everybody will 1 be welcome. INSURANCE --Fire, windstorm, auto, casualty. Surety bonds.

Loans. Lewis Co. Insurance. Phone 366. Block St.

First National Bank Bldg. WINKELMAN'S PRINT class commercial printing. Prices 'reasonable, Over' Times' Office. Phone 404. lU-lf-c LOST AT CITY PARK POOL Yellow gold Wnltham wrist leather band.

Cluster diamond ring, while gold mounting. $25 reward. Bob McCall. Phone 121. 24-61-x BEAUTY SHOP OIL PEIUMANENTS, $1 up; wireless.

$3. $5 and $0. Orchid Beauty Shop. Phone 112. 115-A First National Bank Building.

17-lf-c YnickcTTS BEAUTY SHOP Permanent $1.00 to $0.00 Machlncless $5,00 and $0.00 Oil shampoo and wave dried. 75c. Plain shampoo and wave 35c. and brow dye BOc. Hair cuts 35c.

Work Phone 736. 26 ft North Block SI. D-SB-U-c The Winnah! Winner by nose, Roprownlntiva Jennings Unnilolph, of Went ginliCi on the last lap, romp- Ins homo fur nhcud th i the" diintliitr 1 i.Vnrhtlioli "Inecd by uf Uouao In WunhinKton, 4v PRODUCE New York Poultry New York, May poultry generally steady. -Kronen: i DOXCS, chickens, fryers. 20; roasters 1514 to 2514.

Fowls, .60 to 65.Ibs 19 1914. All fresh and other frozen-prices poultry, by and weak. By express weak. Chicago roultrj Chicago, May 25-(ff)-Poullry car, 52 trucks, hens steady, springs firm; colored 17, Plymouth Rock 1814, White Hock 1814; Leghorn broilers under. ,2.

Ibs 1514; Plymouth Rock springs 2314; colored fryers 18; small colored ducks 9, white other prices unchanged. Chicago But(er Ecus Chicago, May firm; creamery 93 score 24V4; 92, 91, 90, 23.M; 89, 22 94; 88, 2214; 90 centralized cario'ts 234 to 14. Eggs 40,726, firm; fresh graded, extra firsts local 1614, cars 17; firsts local 1514, cars 1014 to 14; current receipts 1414. JLIVESTOCK U. S.

D. A. Report Report on Saleable Supplies East St. Louis, 111., May total receipts 8000, salable 7500; active, steady, 2 higher than average Wednesday, top early 0.75, some held higher; b'uik good and choice 170 to 250 Ibs 8.05 to 75; 260 to 280 Ibs 0.40 to 00; 290 to 300 Ibs 6.25 to "40; 150 to 100 Ibs 0.15 to 35; 140 Ibs down good sows 5.35 to 80. Cuttle, total receipts 2500, able 2300; calves total receipts 500, salable market tabllshcd on steers and, cows'tufr; other classed opened steady, with Wednesday; heifers and mixed yearlings 8.25 to 9.25; sausage bulls downward from top veal- ers 9.50; nominal range slaughter steers 7.50 to 12.25,-slaughte heifers 7.25 to 10.25, stocker and feeder steers 7.25.to 10.

Sheep, total receipts 5,900, salable run late in arriving; largely Texas clipped lambs and sheep; early trading oh good to choice native clipped lamb und spring lambs steady to small killers; deck spring Inmbs 10.50; deck choice clipped lambs bidding lower on medium grade lambs and on sheep. CHAIN Kansas City Grain Kansas City, May 25-OT-Today' grain quotations: Wheat: 61 cars, unchanged to 114 lower; No. 2 dark hard 80 to No. 3 to 8754; No, 2 hard 77Vj to No. 3 7514 'to' 7014; No.

2 red nom 77 to No. 3 nom 75 to i Close: Jly to 14; Sep 73 Dec 74. Corn: 11 cars, 14 higher to 14 lower; No. 2 white No. 3 nom 55Vt to 5714; No.

2 yellow: nom 51-U to 53; No. 3 nom 5114 to 5214; No. 2 mixed nom 5114 to No. 3 nom 5094 to 5214. Close: Jly 50V4; Sep Dec 51-74.

Oats: 2 cars; V4 lower- to higher; No. 2 white nom 3414 to 30; No. 3 nom 34 to 3514. Chicago Gruln Chicago, May 25-W-Today's grain quotations: Wheat: Jly high 7814, low-77, close 7714 to 14; Sep high 7814; low 77, close 7714 to 14 high 79U, low 77 7-8, close 7814. Corn: Jly high 52V4, low.5114, close 51'i to 5-8; Sep.

high low close.52V4-to-.5-8; Dec high 5214, close 5294. COTTON 4 4 4 New Orleans, May 25-(ff)-Cotton futures continued on the (Upgrade in today's trading due'to trade demand and covering. Final prices were steady at net advances of 3 to 10 points. 'SUGAR New York, May 25-W-Domes- tlc sugnr futures firmed in quiet trading and held gnin of 3 points. Refined held at 4.46-4.50 cents.

FINANCIAL New Yurk, May exchange rales follow: Groat Britain liO duy bills 4.07 5-1(1; France 2.05c; Italy 5.2GVU-. Greece observes'u Green'Week. like the Arbqr'Day' 1 ot Ihc UiiftwV Stales. -of trees are planted then, Air Reduc 50 Alaska Juri 8Mj Al Chem Am. Lea 1 5-8 Am Can.

8914 Cable 1711 Anv.Coml 2'A Am Home pr 47 Am Intl 5. Am 5-8i' Am 5-8 Am' A Am Wat-Wks Am.Wool An'aco'nda 24 5-8 Arm'111 Assd Gds 8 ''AT-SF 28 5-8 A i Avia Corp 5 5-8 Baldwin Cfllft Barnsdall 14 Bendix 24 Beth Steel 56 7-8 Boeing 2314- Borg War 24 5-8 Briggs Mfg Bristol My 48 Burr Ad 13'A Butler 714 Calerpil Tr 45H Celanese 1814 Cerro DeP 3814 Ch'es Corp 2114 Chrysler 'Coca'Cola Colum'G El 014 Coml Credit 4714 Com! Iny Tr 50 Coml Solv 10 'Comwlth Sou i 14 Con Oil Cont Can Cont Ins 34 Cont Mot 2 Con Oil Del 2314 Corn Prod 0114 Curtis Wr 5 7-8, Douglas 7014 DuPont Eastman 161 El Auti 2914 El PI ,8 Gen Am Trans 40 Gen Bak 8 5-8 Gen Elec'35 5-8 Gen Foods 43. Gen Mills 8351 Gen-Mot 4.494'. '6 5-8 Goodrich '17 5-8 Goodyefir.27% Nor Ry pf Walker. 9i4.

'(s 7-8 Irtl'Shoe- 32 74'; 33 il- Ref ell 'Lorillafd 23 Mv Mack' 22 7-8 MpKe'eXpOrf Pet. 14 Ivio Pac'114 Monty -Ward 5014 Nash Kelv 7 Nat Bis 2014 Nat Cash 19 Nat "Dairy pr'15 5-8 Nat Pi 7,14 NY Central 1514 Nor -Am Avia 16 Nor Am Co 21 6-8 Nor Pac Pac G-EI 31. Packard 314 Param Pic Penney 8514 Penn RH 18 Petrol Corp 814 Phillip's 'Pel 36 14 Pitts Screw Procter Pu'v Svc NJ 37 V6 Pullman A 12 Rep'ub Sll 16 Reyonlds Tob 3714 Sateways StL''SF Seabd Oil 18 14 Sear 7514 Servel.15% Simmons 2314 Socony 12 Sou Cal Ed 2014 Sou Pac Sou Ry 15U Sperry' Std Brands 614 Std Oil NJ Sterl Prod 75 5-8 Studebaker 6 7-8 Swift 18 Tex Corp 40 1 Tex Gulf Sul 2914 Tidewater' 1214 Tim Del Ax 13 7-8 -Transamer 5 7 8 Un On Pac 97. Unit Aircraft Bisc .18 Unit Carbon 62 Unit Corp 214 Unit Drug 6 Unit Fruit Unit Gas US US Smelf 51 Vana'djiim 2014 Walgreen 18 Warmer 5 W' 1914 Westgh El 9454 Wilson- 314 Yellow Trk 16 Yo'uhgst'Sh'35 7-8-' 1,010,850. To'Leave Vessel.

Porgrpouth, N. May 23-(jP)- traditions of the LieBsht Oliver F. Naquin of Alexandria, commanding officer, of the stricken submarine Squaius, was the'last to leave hi.J, Vs 'The 'tall, officer was the last, to. escape bell on its.fourth and last trip to the surface and he was' the '-last to step from the bell when it reached the deck of the. rescue' ship Falcon.

He carried the log book. CURB LIST-- Alum Co 111 Am Arlines 2654 Am Cyan 2314 A Gas 'El 3414 Siip Pow 9-18 A Nat Gas-3IS Atlas War' Cities Sevc 6 3-8 Cooper Bess iEl Bond Sh 10 5-8 Ford Can Gulf Oil Ins Co Am 05 7-8 Int Pet: 25 5-8 Sou tin. Gas .1 5-8 Std IB'A, Northwest Arkansas Calendar of Events at of C. May 26--Memorial Services Patrick Cemeiery, May 26--Happy Hour Club Prairie-drove, with Mrs. J.

Burke. May 26: Cemetery working at Mineral Springs cemetery. May 37--Annual Legion Poppy Sale at- Springdale. May. 27--Ice cream, at Monitor'school, northwest Wibon cemetery.

May 27--Buddy Poppy Day over county. May 27: -Bucldy Poppy Day-Sale in May 28--Rev', Paul Tow'nsend to preach at at KingstonT May' 28: at Mineral Springs. May cream supper at Stony Point.school, schpolhousp improvement 12.: Rural Youih Literary Mineral- Springs. Election held. I ANSWERS" TO ASK 1.

Colorado. 2. South Carolina, which has 835, according to 1930- census fig- 1 ures. 3. The study of lakes and ponds.

Use The Times want afls--they click. BOTTLING CO. Telephone 1400 Get Set For Summer With a Better Used Gar you've got several months of swell weather ahead. Enjoy Every day in a car that's a to drive! Buy a better used car now during our Pre-Summer Sale! Look at These Bargains! 1938 FORD DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN Finish like new, runs like new. A bargain at 1937 DESOTO FORDOR u'rown'finish in excellent condition.

H'ydraulic brakes." Floating Power. A good $COti' 00 at 1936 PLYMOUTH FORpOR SEDAN Gun metal grey finish, low milcagejlhousands of miles nf unused transportation. A bargain at 1937 FORD SIXTY COUPE tites, original black finish like new. A very economical car to.operate__*T*iV 1937 PONTIAC SIX COACH Four brand new tires, splendid radio and heater. Original paint like new.

Only TM 1937 PLYMOUTH DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN equipped radio, finish and upholstery like new, low mileage, excellent condition throughout. Now 1936 OLDSMOBILE DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN Radio and heater. A nice CfVOO family car for 4. 1936 CHEVROLET STANDARD COACH This car looks and runs good. A good huy at 1934 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER REGAL FORDOR SEDAN Six wheels, trunk, throughout, unusually fine condition and appearance.

Actual mileage by original owner only 29-IS8. An opportunity to buy high 'QfiO'" 0 grade car at a real OWV Ail the Above Cars Have Been Locally Owned. In Addition to Knowing the Historv of the Car You Get Our Well Known Guarantee. MASY OTHERS TO SELECT FROM We Have a well Balanced Stock of Popular Makes and Models DON'T DELAY--COME IN TODAY A Good Allowance on Your Present Car and Liberal Terms on Balance ABSHIER-BRYAN MOTOR CO. A I 1 9 1 3.