MECHANICAL SERVICE and BODY WORK. ALL MAKE CARS WITH EXPERT MECHANICS. FAST SERVICE NOTTINGHAM OLDSMOBILE 307 E. 3rd Phone 1328 BUSINESS SERVICE Business Service Offered 18 CARPENTRY-We specialize in small homes, remodeling, custom build cabinets. J.
K. Mitchell Son. 5997-J or 29-M. TREE WORK--All kinds; build driveways; landscaping; mow lots. Top soil for sale.
3607-1. HAULING -Baggage trunks or what have you. Ph. 6082. YARD WORK- Grading, leveling discing.
Ph. 3663-4. Dale Price. DITCH DIGGING- By jeep digger for water and septic line, electrical cable, etc. Much faster and cheaper than band digging.
J. C. Hamilton Phone 1431-M. TOILET- -Cesspool and septic tanks cleaned, $10, $15, and $20. R.
Barton. Phone 4108-W. TREE CUTTING -Yard landscaping and gardens. Ph. 1556.
PACKAGE DELIVERY- al kinds. 24 hour service. PH. 704. CITY CAB CO.
DUMP TRUCK HAULING Gravel, dirt, stone. Ph. 5608-W AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale. 1938 Ford. a Fair condition.
Phone 3568-2. FORD Tudor deluxe, good clean. Ph. 3504-1. 1947 Mercury club coupe.
000 miles. One owner. $895 cash No trade in. Dr. James Fall 2311 So.
Adams. BUY- TRADE BELL'S USED CARS 30th Washington1949 Kaiser Radio, Heater. $895. 819 E. 29th.
1 1938 CHEVROLET-Sedan. As is $75. 715 Spencer Ave. BUY OR TRADE AT DON MARSHALL AUTO SALES 3212 S. Adams St.
Phone 1954 1946 FORD Club coupe, nice. 1948 PLYMOUTH -Clean. 1941 PLYMOUTH-Nice. 1941 OLDSMOBILE Club coupe. 1942 PONTIAC -Extra clean.
1941 HUDSON 1939 DODGE 1939 CHRYSLER 1946 coupe. Others $50 and up. IAWKINS AUTO SALES 2216 W. 9th Ph. 1232 1940 CHEVROLET Sedan, radio, heater.
$395. DUDLEY SMALL MOTORS 35th and Washington Phone 452 FOR QUALITY USED CARS see MOTOR SALES Second and Wash. Phone 1600 1950 PACKARD -Extra nice. 1949 DESOTO 4 door, trunk. 1948 STUDEBAKER- Champion 1946 FORD KILEY SALES, Boots St.
at River 'Phone 5435 WE BUY LATE MODEL WRECKED CARS FOR PARTS ATKIN'S BROS. 1002 E. 38th DEPENDABLE USED CARS At All Times "Marion's Highest Trader" DRAPER AUTO SALES 517 So. Washington Phone 799 1940 Oldsmobile 2 door. Good condition.
BARKER McCLAIN 16th and Washington Auto Trucks for Sale 12 1941 FORD ton, cab over engine; grain bed stock rack. Freet, mi. east McFeely Bridge on Monroe Pike. No reasonable offer refused. SPECIAL -1950 Dodge fluid drive, 14 ton, cut down, fully equipped for trailer pulling.
In good condition. Phone 5359-W. BROCKWAY Tractor, model 154-W, 1947, Air and vacuum' brakes, Safety tanks and 5th wheel, 10-20 tires. Price $1,000 Terms. QUALITY GASOLINE CO.
Phone 5444 1950 Studebaker ton Pickup. Heater, good tires. Low mileage. Clean inside and out. $1095 HOLLINGSWORTH MOTORS 905 Wash.
Phone 1883 1941 International truck, stock rack and grain bed. Jackson, 1 mi. E. Swayzee. Auto Accessories.
Tires, Parts 13 AUTO PARTS GLASS INSTALLED SPENCER SALVAGE Service Phone 4309-W 17th and By-Pass Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 USED Harley Davidson 3 wheeled delivery motorcycle. FARMERS IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 895. Repairing, Service Stations 16 ALL THIS AND MORE! Wrecking and Towing Service Bumping and Retouching Complete Paint Jobs Engine and Transmission Work of All Kinds. HOWARD AUTO SERVICE Eighth and Adams Phone 4808 PETE'S MOTOR SERVICE Cor.
6th and Adams Ph. 3241 COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR EXPERT--Body and Mechanical Service on All Makes Cars. J. MATTHEWS, 316 W. 3rd Buick Service, Parts, Accessories EXPERT MECHANICAL SERVICE On All Makes Cars and Trucks We Use Genuine Factory Parkts Quick CENTRAL CHEVROLET, Inc.
221 W. Second St. Phone 1081 WE'LL MAKE YOUR ENGINE PURR WITH PEP AND POWER It pays to let us eliminate your engine worries in a hurry-before small repair jobs grow into big ones. So drive In now, where you get The RIGHT SERVICE at The RIGHT PRICE! Don't Delay drive in today! "Marion's Highest Trader" DRAPER AUTO SALES 517 So. Washington Phone 799 MOTOR TUNE-UP Overhauling; complete automotive service.
Expert mechanics GEO. RAMP SALES 1007 S. Washington Phone 553 COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE and 3 Marion Markets Aug. 28-Noon Quotations Marion, Indiana, Leader-Tribune August 29, 1951 THOMAS MILLING CO.Oats .74 Corn, No. 2 yellow (cwt.) 2.42 Wheat, No.
2: 2.22 MAC'S HATCHERY large 61c; medium 59c; a small Eggs Large AA, 68c; large 67c; 44c. I. DUFFEY AND SONS Hogs-160-170 170-180 180-220 200- 220 $21: 220-240 240- 260 260-280 280- 300 300-350 $19.25. top. FEED GRAINS MOVE UPWARD CHICAGO GRAIN FUTURES Aug28 Aug27 1 Open High Low Close Close Wheat Sept Dec.
2.44⅝ 2.43⅝ 2.44½ 2.44¼ Mar. 2.463! 2.46¼ 2.47 2.46¾ May 2.45% 2.46½ 2.45⅛! 2.46½ 2.45½ July 2.39⅛ 2.40⅜ 2.38% 2.40⅜ 2.38¾ Corn 1.74¾| 1.75¾‡ 1.74½ 1.74⅞ 1.74⅝ Dec. 1.67 1.68¾1 1.67 1.68⅛ 1.67% Mar. 1.714 1.725 1.71 1.71⅞ 1.71 May 1.72⅛ 1.73⅝ 1.72 1.72⅛ July 1.74⅜! 1.72% 1.73% 1.72% Oats Sept .78 .78 .77 .773 Dec. .82 .813 .817 Mar.
.847 .851 .85 May .851 4 .851 .85 July 821 .813 .817 Rye (New Style) Sept 1.68% 1.69 1.67¾1 1.68¼! 1.67⅝ Dec. 1.71¾ 1.71⅛ 1.71¾ 1.71¼ May 1.7342/ 1.73⅜ 1.74½ 1.73½ Rye (Old Style) Sept 1.65½ 1.65½! 1.65½! 1.67 Dec. 1.72¾ 1.73 1.72½ 1.72½ 1.71¾ Soybeans Sept 2.82¾ 2.84 2.81⅜l 2.81¾! 2.83 Nov. 2.70 2.70⅝ 2.681 2.68¼ 2.70½ Jan. 2.73 2.74 2.71½ 2.71½ 2.73½ Mar.
2.75 2.76⅛ 2.73¾ 2.73¾ 2.75½ May 2.7731 2.7834! 2.76¼ 2.78 Lard 2. Sept 116.32 116.35 116.20 116.35 116.42 Oct. (15.12 115.12 (14.95 15.25 Nov (14.07 14.12 14.00 14.02 14.20 Dec. 114.30 114.40 114.20 114.22 114.42 Jan. 114.27 114.20 114.20 (14.35 Mar.
114.25 114.25 114.10 (14.10 (14.27 Chicago, Aug. 28. (AP) -Feed grains made a pretty. good showing today at the Board of Trade, but other futures found the going heavy. Corn was up around a cent on reports of fungus growth on corn in two central Illinois counties.
University of Illinois plant pathologists said the disease is called northern leaf blight, and may be serious in some areas in east central Illinois. Hot dry weather will prevent its spread, the pathologists said. Oats went along with corn in 8 mild manner, but wheat and soybeans had difficulty making progress. Light export business failed to help much, wheat was under new crop hedging pressure and the beans were under the influence of a lower vegetable oil and hog market. Estimated receipts were: Wheat, 15 carlots: corn, 153; oats, three; rye, 12: barley, 25, and soybeans, two.
At the finish wheat was lower to higher, September corn was to 1c higher, September Ta; oats were unchanged to higher. September 777 rye (new style) was to higher, September soybeans were 112 to lower, September and lard was 7 to 35c a hundredweight lower, September $16.35. -Tough: No. 2 red, No. 3 red, Chicago, Aug.
28. a (AP) -Cash wheat -Cash Grain sample grade red, sample grade mixed, $2.20. Corn-No. 1 yellow, No. 2 vellow, -No.
3: yellow, No. 4 yellow. 1.779½2: No. -5 yellow, sample grade yellow. sample grade white, $1.63.
Oats-No. 1 heavy mixed, $83c; No. 1 heavy white. No. 1 extra heavy white, Barley, nominal -Malting, feed.
Soybeans-None. BOND MARKET CLOSES LOWER New York, Aug. 28. (AP) A flurry of offerings near the close of trading erased slight corporate "bond gains today and the market closed narrowly lower. Trading the heaviest since last Wednesday.
Bond sales on the stock exchange totaled $2.210,000 par value compared with $1,900,000 yesterday. The Associated Press averages of 20" rails. 10 utilities and 10 low-yields declined 0.1 of a point The 10 foreigns gained 0.2. -iT CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Aug. 28 (AP)-(USDA)Salable hogs general market extremely slow and uneven; butchers 10-40 cents lower: extremes off more, especially on weights around 200 lbs.
and less: sows 25-50 cents lower; choice 190-270 top load around 280 weights $21; numerous sales 160-180 $21- 21.25; choice sOWS 400 lbs. and less most 400-500 $17-18; 500- 600 lb. sows clearance incomplete. Salable cattle salable calves 400; slaughter steers and heifers grading good and better active, steady to 50 cents higher; utility and commercial grades slow but steady; cows slow, about steady; bulls and vealers steady: bulk prime steers and long yearlings topi $39 for nearly dozen loads; bulk choice to low -prime steers $35-38: good to lowchoice largely part-load 900 commercial dairy-type steers several loads prime steers and heifers mixed most choice to average-prime heifers odd prime heifers to bulk commercial cows most canner to utility cows utility to good bulls $27-31; commercial to prime vealers $28-37. 5 Salable sheep improved quality considered slaughter lambs strong to 25 cents higher; top :50 cents higher at $32; bulk good to prime lambs $31-32; yearlings scarce, steady strong; good to prime offerings 25-29; ewes strong, bulk utility to choice clearance good.
NEW YORK PRODUCE 697,200, New Honks: Aug. 28 (AP)-Butter Wholesale prices on bulk cartons: Creamery, higher than 92 score (AA) fresh 681 cents; 92 score (A) fresh 90 score (B) fresh 69 score (C) fresh 6512c. changed. Cheese 428,577, steady, prices unWholesale egg prices were higher today, Eggs 14,084, firm. New York spot quotations, based largely on exchange trading, follow: Midwestern, Mixed colors--Fancy heavyweights 64c; extra 1 large 1 medium 57c; pullets 38-41c; current receipts 53c; dirties checks MUNCIE LIVESTOCK Muncie, Aug.
28-Hogs 25c to 50c lower; 210-260 260- 300 300-400 180 down, $20 down; Roughs $15-19; Stags Cattle: Good to choice steers $31- 34: Medium to good steers $25-31: Common to medium steers $21-25; Good to choice heifers $30-33; Medium to good heifers $26-30; Common to medium heifers $22-26; Good to cows $23-28; Fair to good cows $22-23; Fair to good cows $22-23; Canners and cutters $17-22; Bulls $23-29. Calves steady: Good to choice veal $33-35; Common to medium $25-33; Culls $23.50 down. Lambs $1 lower; Sheep $1, higher; Lambs $30 down; Yearlings $26 down; Sheep $14 down. STOCKS STAY ON EVEN KEEL STOCK AVERAGES (Compiled by The Associated Press) Aug. 28, 1951.
30 15 15 60 Indust. Rails Util. Stks. Net change A.2 A.1 A.i Tuesday ......134.1 63.5 49.9 96.0 Previous day ....134.2 63.3 49.8 95.9 Week ago ...134.0 64.7 49.9 96.5 Month ago ...130.7 64.8 49.2 94.9 Year ago .108.6 49.7 44.5 78.8- 1951 high 134.8 72.2 50.1 97.8 1951 low 58.1 46.4. 88.0 .1950 high ............118.4 62.4 47.7 88.4 1950 low 97.6 39.6 42.2 70.5 New York, Aug.
28. (AP) Rails lifted the stock market onto the gaining side of the ledger today but most of the advancing issues clung there by the skin of their teeth, Only a handful of stock showed gains of more than fractions and before: the session ended. most of the prices gainers of shied the away day. from their best I The activity lasted long enough, however, to build volume up to 270,000 shares, the best total of the previous four sessions. It compared with yesterday's 1,080,000 shares.
The advances carried the Associated Press index ahead one-tenth of point to 96.0 Rails advanced twotenths, utilities went ahead one-tenth, and the industrials dropped one-tenth. There were 1,084 issues traded and 470 of them advanced while 350 of them declined. There were 18 new yearly highs and: 10 dropped to new low. The curb market followed the trend of the "big board" the volume hitting 360,000 shares, compared with yesterday's 350,000, The advances included Molybdenum (up two points), Alaska Airlines, Barium Steel, Cuban Atlantic Sugar, Great Lakes Oil, Muskegon Piston Ring (ahead two points), Southland Royalty (ahead and U. S.
Foil Among the declines were St. Lawrence Giant Yellowknife, Creole Petroleum, Fansteel Metallurgical and Pantepec Oil. NEW YORK STOCKS. CLOSE Mon. Tues.
Close Close Allis Chalmers Mfg. American Can 116 American Gas Electric American Locomotive American Radiator American Smelting. American Tel. Tel. 1605 Anaconda Copper Co.
461 Armour of Illinois 91 91 Atchison Railroad Aviation Corporation Bendix Aviation 525. Bethlehem Steel 52 Chrysler Corporation 69 69 Consolidated Edison Container Corporation 393 393 Curtiss-Wright 101 Du Pont de Nemours 981 971 General Electric Co. 60 5917 General Motors Corp. International Harvester 333 International Nickel 385 Johns-Manville Montgomery Ward 6834 69 Nash Kelvinator 191 New York Central R. R.
171 Northern Pacific R. R. 4716 Ohio. Oil Co. 54 -Illinois Glass 88 Penney J.
C. 67 67 Pennsylvania R. Radio Corp. of America Republic Steel Corp. Pe 41 Sears, Roebuck Co.
537 Socony Vacuum Oil 35 Southern Pacific R. R. 62 Standard Brands, Inc. 223 Standard Oil of Calif. 491 51 Standard Oil of Indiana 7058.
703 Standard Oil of N. J. 691 Studebaker Motor Co. Texas Corporation 541 Timken Detroit Axle 1912 Union Carbide Corp. 641 United Airline 287 2834 U.
S. Rubber Corp. 691 U. Corp. 411 4134 Western Union Tel.
401 40 Westinghouse Electric 387 Woolworth 43 NEW YORK CURB Electric Bond Share HOG MARKET 50c LOWER Indianapolis, Aug. 28 (INS)-Livestock: Hogs 12,000. Opened 25-50c lower. Later trade fully 50c off. 190-250 250-290 Late $21.25 down.
160-185 $20.21.25. Sows Cattle 2,400. Calves 400. Steers and heifers fairly active. Strong.
High good and choice steers Several loads held above $36. Club yearlings. around $38. Good native yearlings Vealer top 50.: Sheep 1,000. Spring lambs weak.
Bulk choice and prime $31. Top $31.50. Good and choice Slaughter ewes Livestock Chicago, Aug. 28. livestock receipts day were: Market Chicago Kansas City Omaha East St.
Louis Joseph Sioux City St. Paul Indianapolis Fort Worth Cincinnati Oklahoma City Denver at 12 markets toS Cattle Hogs Sheep 5,500 10,000 1,500 5,000 4,500 1,500 8,500 7,500 4,000 4,500 13,000 2.200 3.000 8,000 1,500 4,500 5,000 200 3,300 10,000 800 2,400 12.000 1.000 3,600 900 3,000 900 3,800 600 4,300 1,200 300 2,300 700 5,000 Totals 47,800 76,600 21,600 Week ago 48,300 70,200 22,200 Year ago 72.200 30,600 CHICAGO 3 PRODUCE Chicago, Aug. 28 (AP)-Butter steady firm. Receipts 770,451. Wholesale selling prices unchanged except on 93 score AA cent a pound higher.
93. AA 66.5c; 92 A 66.25c; 90 B. 64c; 89 62.75c; Cars 90 65 5c; 89 63.75c. Eggs firm. Receipts 6,769.
Wholesale selling prices unchanged to a cent a dozen higher. U. S. extras 64c; U. S.
mediums 56c; U. S. standards 53c; current receipts 44c; dirties 39c; checks 33c. Live poultry steady. Receipts 35 loads.
FOB paying prices unchanged. Heavy hens light hens roasters 26-31c; fryers 30.5-33c; old roosters ducklings 27c. 66TH ANNUAL LABOR CONVENTION OPENS Indianapolis, Aug. 28. (UP) The 66th annual Indiana state federation of labor convention opened here today with attacks on "conservative" state legislation and "oppressive" federal policies.
The officers' report to delegates said the last state legislature was "extremely conservative" with many members "not only ullbut unfriendly." sympathetic to, labor legislation, Turning to federal policies, the report said, "any system that freezes wages and salaries before it controls the cost of living is oppression, not The report also charged the defense program. was, staffed with big businessmen said "the heavy costs of defense can and should be financed on a pay-as-ell you-go basis." Bath (1705) was the first incorporated town in North Carolina JACKSON GIVEN ONE-TO-10 TERM FOR AUTO THEFT Superior Judge Arthur A. Osburn yesterday sentenced Luther Jackson, 23,, to serve a one 10 year term in the state reformatory. Sentence was imposed after Jackson pleaded guilty to a taking charge. rejected the court's offer to provide counsel and said he ready to plead guilty.
rhea defendant informed the court he was under a four suspension of a sentence imposed in Missouri on a larceny and burglary charge. He came to Marion to visit friends with whom he served in the armed forces. I NAME ATTORNEY TO CRUSADE POST Appointment of Albert L. Harker, widely known attorney, as fifth district chairman of the Crusade for Freedom which is to be conducted during September was announced yesterday. patriotic campaign is designed to combat worldwide Communism and is being sponsored by the American Legion.
Harker's appointment by John 0. Banks, Fairmount, fifth district legion commander, was approved by Glen R. Hillis, Kokomo, state crusade chairman. chairmen in expectedhe district's is to name 10 counties. He also will supervise the appointment.
of committees representing, all elements of each religious, labor, social, fraternal and business activities. The new district chairman is a graduate of Frankfort High School and Butler University. He a graduate from Benjamin Harrison law school and is a former president of Grant County Bar Association. Harker is a member of the law firm of Van Atta, Batton, Harker and Rauch. Converse Converse, Aug.
28-The Busy Ten Circle of Methodist church met recently in the Annex for their August meeting, with Mrs. Earl Philips and Mrs. L. F. Ulmer as hostesses.
Mrs. Mary Moren, president, opened the meeting with the group singing "Just A Little Mrs. Erda Judy had charge of the devotional period. It was voted to send gifts to two former class members, Mrs. Clara Bryan and Mrs.
Ollie Malott, who are now residents of the IOOF home in Greensburg. Meeting closed with all repeating the "Lord's A social hour followed. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Anna Mangold, Mrs. F.
J. Bly, Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, Mrs. Joseph Hatfield, Mrs. Louise Cable, Mrs.
Gertrude Malott, and the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Knox and daughter, Washington, C. arrived Monday to visit Mr. Mrs. Gerald Knox and son and attend the Miami County to Norfolk. to Saturday, after Juior Slaughter, AA, returned spending five days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Slaughter. He is stationed aboard the USS Leyte. Another son, Pvt. James E.
Slaughter, arrived home Sunday from Camp Polk, on a delay en route to Camp Gordon, Ga. He was accompanied by a friend, Cpl. Russell Ervin, BosBoth boys are members of the Signal Corps. Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Cumrine, LaFontaine, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Clevenger and sons, Landess and Mr. and Mrs. James Summers and daughter, Lincolnville, called on Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Summers, Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Hultz, Washington, D. C.
is visiting her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs.
William Warnock called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burk and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Naus, Kokomo, Sunday evening.
Miss Frances Bly entertained a group of friends, for her house guest, Miss Barbara Bailey, MunGuests were Miss Reta Kling, Miss Patty Ballinger, Miss BailLeonard Barker, Dick Malott. (Paul Boesing, Loyd Mast and Miss. Bly. Mr. and Mrs.
Don Bailey and daughter, Muncie, are visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bly and daughters and Mr. and Mrs.
F. J. Bly. Mr. and Mrs.
Laural Vincent and son, of Amboy, were Sunday guests of her mother, Mrs. Mary Cole. Mrs. Ivah Hamilton returned home Sunday after visiting since Thursday with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Veva Hamilton, Monon, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beall asd children spent Sunday with them. WEATHER TO STAY WARM SEVERAL DAYS Indianapolis, Aug. 28.
(UP) Warm and humid weather spread over Indiana today and the weather bureau forecast five more days of the same. The bureau's extended outlook said temperatures will average one to three degrees above normal readings from 58 to 82 degrees in the north and four to six degrees above normal 62 to 86 readings in the south. Frequent showers averaging up to three-fourths of an inch in the north and up to one-half inch in the south were forecast. The rain was expected as widely scattered showers. becoming Wednesday more through general Friover the weekend.
LINEMAN KILLED Orleans, Aug. 28. (AP)Rice Blackerby, 22-year-old Mitchlineman, was electrocuted today climbing a utility pole to repair line damage near Orleans, south of Bedford. He was employed by the Public Service Company of Indiana. ART Weather INDIANA and ILLINOIS: Partly cloudy today with a few scattered showers in south portion.
Continued warm and humid. High 85-90. LOWER MICHIGAN: Continued warm and humid. High today 80-85. TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES High Low Chicago 87 64 Cincinnati 69 Cleveland 60 Detroit 66 S.
Ste. Marie 58 Bismarck ...70 Kansas City 69 Atlanta 93 67 Boston 78 64 Jacksonville 77 New York 68 Washington 77 69 Fort Worth 78 New Orleans .95 76 San Antonio 74 Denver .84 59 Phoenix ..........82 68 Los Angeles ..75 63 Seattle 56 49 Winnipeg .....66 51 DEATH RETURNS KNOTE Mary A. 1014 W. Second, Diggs 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS Funeral Directors NEEDHAM AND SON We Appreciate Your Confidence 814 S. Adams St.
Phone 1552-W SHAWLEY MEMORIAL Chapel A Service to Humanity 2901 S. Washington Phone 120 Worthy of a Sacred Trust DIGGS FUNERAL Service. Inc. 504 W. Third St.
Phone 169 OWEN MORTUARY Serving As We Would Be Served 2722 S. Washington Phone 1877 RAVEN FUNERAL HOME 911 S. Washington "The Home for THE CHAPEL At the Milford Funeral Home has ample seating capacity. Phone 1815 W. Personal RUMMAGE SALE- -Men's, women's, children's clothing.
2014 So. Gallatin, Thursday, Friday, 9 a. m. 4 p. m.
Also babeetenda, $14. WANT -Ride to Delco Remy, Anderson, plant 10, 4:30 p. m. to one shift. Phone 501-RX.
RUMMAGE SALE All day Thursday. and Friday. No. 6 Pennsylvania Ave. Back of Myers Ice Cream Store.
10th and Wash. WOULDN'T--You know Glaxo gives a shiny, easy to clean linoleum floor. Freel Mason. WILL Care for children in my home, have fenced in yard. Phone 5654 M.
BEGINNERS DANCE CLASSES 3 to years-Sat. 10:30. 3:30 JUNIORS6 to 11 yearses Sat 9:45 Tues. 4:15. Special Rates until 1.
Zina Glad Dance Over Paris Store Phone 779 BACK AGAIN Salesman Sam your Fuller Brush Man. 3309. BUY AND SELL AT so. MARION USED CLOTHING 3230 S. Washington Phone 5309 WE BUY.
SELL Men's Used Clothes, and Shoes WITCOFF. 211 3rd. Ph. 363. FOR THE BEST GROCERIES AND MEATS BOB WILSON Opp.
P. O. KOZY KORNER KAFE WE NEVER CLOSE 37TH AND WASHINGTON Lost, Strayed or Stolen 10 LOST Red tick hound. Phone Upland. Reward.
AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale 1951 CHEVROLET-2 door. 1951 KAISER-2 door. 1950 BUICK-Riviera, 2 door. 1950 BELAIR-CHEVROLET. 1950 BUICK-Super, 4-door.
1950 BUICK-Special, 2 door. 1949 CHEVROLET-4 door. 1949 OLDSMOBILE -Convertible. 1948 CHEVROLET-4 door. 1947 CHEVROLET-2 door.
1947 DODGE 4 door. 1946 FORD -Tudor. YORK'S AUTO SALES 2nd Bypass 1947 CHEVROLET- Sedan, deluxe, radio and heater, new battery, 2 new tires, motor checked over, A-1 condition. $750. Dr.
Dershem Roann Phone 1M 1941 CHEVROLET Excellent, Reasonable. 3 mi. E. Fairmount on road 26. Poe.
LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals addressed to the Trustee and Advisory Board of Van Buren Township, Grant County, Indiana, for the furnishing of all labor, materials, and equipment for the Heating System Improvements in the Van Buren Township Schools, in accordance with the plans and specifications' prepared by R. W. Noland. M. Consulting Engineer, Fort Wayne, Indiana, will be received up to and until 2 P.
M. (C.D.T.) on Wednesday, September 5, 1951, at which time the said bids will be publicly opened in the office of the Township Trustee at Van. Buren. Indiana. All bids must be made on Form No.
96 as adopted by the State Board of Accounts of Indiana. The Trustee and Advisory Board reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Each bidder, must submit with his bid a bid bond in an amount equal to the amount of the bid. in accordance with the laws of the State of Indiana I pertaining to such work, for the protection of the Owner if for any reason the bidder. after the opening of the bids withdraws from the competition or refuses to execute a contract in the event of said contract being awarded to him.
The successful bidder will be required to execute 8 contract on form provided by the Trustee and Advisory Board of Van Buren Township, Grant County, Indiana, and he will also be required to furnish satisfactory security bond to secure the fulfillment of the contract. Bidders will please note that the plans and specifications issued to the bidders by the Engineer MUST be turned in with the bid. JACKSON J. SHUFF. Trustee of Van Buren Township, Grant County, Indiana.
M--Aug. 22-29, 1951. CONFIRM YOUNGDAHL Washington, Aug. 28. (AP) Luther W.
Youngdahl, governor of Minnesota, was confirmed by the Senate today as a U. S. district judge for the District of Columbia. Youngdahl is a Republican. He succeeds the T.
Alan Goldsborough. ELSNER RITES SET Seymour, Aug. 28. (AP)Funeral services will be held at .9 a. m.
(CDT) Thursday in the Catholic church at Seymour for Edward P. Elsner, former state senator and Democratic party worker, who died Monday. BUSINESS SERVICE, Business Service Offered 18 HAULING--Trash. Cinders. Phone 3682-3 LET US--Clean and service your furnace.
Phone 5054. AMERICAN STOKER SERVICE SEPTIC-Tanks, cesspools toilet vaults vacuum cleaned, sewer lines, basem*nt drains cleaned with electric cutting knives David Sewer Cleaners. 4415-W. SWEEPER BROKE? We're back now- Call us KARNES SWEEPER CO. 38th and Wash.
Phone 1772 your house needs painting, see Roy Baskette, 452 No. Ph. 2614-W. 16 years experience. Very low price.
HAULING WANTED Ashes and trash. Phone 5608-W WE REPAIR ALL MAKES SEWING MACHINES Let a Singer expert tune up your sewing machine Reasonable charges. Estimates furnished in advance. Call' your SINGER SEWING MCHE CO. 412 S.
Washington Phone 372 Heating, Plumbing: Roofing 22 ROOF LEAK? Phone 108 STATE ROOFING CO. 115 E. 6th Insurance and Surety Bonds 23 UNDERWRITERS BROKERS INSURANCE Cor. Third and Boots Phone 500 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted -Female 32 WANTED Curb girls over 16. Work in Gas City.
Ph. 2920-M after 7 p. m. HOUSEWIVES To work spare time. Hours arranged.
$1 hour. Chronicle Box 308. WAITRESS WANTED PHONE 3997 LADY For front end restaurant work. Part time. 5282-W.
WOMAN- Care for children, 2 days a week. 312 E. 2nd. WANTED Car hops. School children need not apply.
Come in person. 949 IN WANTED -Experienced secretary and, stenographer. Permant 'position and pleasant surroundings. KELLEY FURNITURE STORE Phone 1484 WANTED Girls for concession stand work. Apply HI-WAY THEATRE WANTED Lady to care for children 3-11.
$15 week. Call at 1901 E. 38th before 3 p. m. WANTED Lady.
to care for children. Phone Gas City 6357. Beatrice Willis. After 4. WANTED Housekeeper and attendant for elderly lady.
Prefer live in. 3749 R. LADY- -To care for 4 children for period of weeks. Possibly longer. Ph.
3568-4. GIRL 18 to 30, general drugstore work. Phone 195. WANTED Hotel maid. Apply housekeepers office.
MARION HOTEL PRODUCTION OPERATORS For openings. Apply: RCA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Open Monday thru Friday a.m. p.m. WATED Girl to do light bookkeeping work, and typing. Must be able to learn to operate Billing machine.
Some Detail work. Steady position, downtown office. Write, giving age, exper. ience and references to Chronicle Box 301. ARE YOU -Too old for factory work? Why not try our pleasant profitable plan.
Write Chronicle Box 303. KITCHEN--And fountain help. Day work, no students. Apply in person. CUSTER'S LAST STAND PART TIME Help wanted for after schools and Saturdays.
F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. OFFICE CLERK- -Some experience necessary. Apply' in person or call MARION GENERAL HOSPITAL Help Wanted -Male WANTED Experienced car washer.
Apply in person. CENTRAL CHEVROLET INC. 221 W. 2nd Phone 1081 WANTED Young man for bookkeeping and general office work. Experienced.
Excellent opportunity. Write Chronicle Box 299. WANTED Full time stock keeper and maintenance man, between 18-40 years. S. S.
KRESGE CO. West Side Square WANTED: FARM HELP Married man, age 40-50 with small family and good references. Must be experienced with power machinery and live stock care. OVID DOAN Phone 54F22 Converse, Ind. WANTED -Man for truck driver and yard work.
Must, have some High School education. Permanent position with chance for advancement. Apply in person only. CUSTER LUMBER WANTED Experienced filling station attendant. Apply in person.
ICE BROS. QUALITY SERV. 2915 So. Adams. TRUCK--Mechanic to take over complete shop.
Must have experience. Contact Tony Bove in person. WAY DISPATCH, INC. 26th and By Pass SALESMAN Collector, car necessary leads furnished guaranteed salary against commission opportunity for advancement. Apply Chronicle Box 302.
LATHE, OPERATORS BULLARD OPERATORS Only experienced 1st class operators need apply. Plenty Overtime MARION ENGINERING PRODUCTS, Inc. 1728 W. 4th St. WANTED Dependable, experienced married farm hand with small family, for livestock farm.
References exchanged. Chronicle Box 293. WANTD Machine operators and cabinet room men. SPENCER CARDINAL CORP. PLANT No.
3. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted- -Male 33 MACHINE SETUP MEN For Shift Opening Men with previous experience in auto mechanics or production machinery setup work preferred. Apply: RCA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Open Monday thru Friday a.m.-1:30-3:30 p.m. WANTED Salesman, for department. plumbShould have neat appearance and be aggressive.
Salary approximately $275 month. Apply. MONTGOMERY WARD HILL'S ED SNAPPY SERVICE WANTED Counter man. Salesmen Wanted 33A WANTED AT ONCE Industrious man or woman with car to supply 1,500 families with Rawleigh products in City of Marion. Full or part time.
This choice district is near have established my business. I will help you get started. Write or see John Carder, 2002 W. 10th Marion, or write Raw' leigh's, Dept. IN H-312-AJM, Freeport, Ill.
Help--Male and Female 34 WANTED -Middle aged couple to care for invalid elderly gentleman in exchange for residence. 106 No. St. Phone 5942R. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 38 HILLTOP DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 214 SOUTH D.
ST. Established Business, clean and well equipped. $2,500 down. Here is a fine business that will make you. financially independent.
FRED D. CARL, Realtor 209 Glass Block Ph. 205 or 1703 $990 BUYS Good paying part time. business. Up to $100 weekly income.
Full time much more. Experience not necessary. No selling. Company help reliable to pand to full time Car necessary. Write Chronicle Box 297, giving phone number.
INSTRUCTION Local Schools. Colleges 43 ATTENTION WOMEN! We are now interviewing women up to age 55 in this area for training as Practical Nurses. It you believe you can qualify, write at once for details. No obligation. Glenwood Career Schools, 7048 Glenwood Chicago 26, Ill.
FARMERS' COLUMN Dogs, Cats, Other Pets 47 DALMATIAN Coach, puppies. weeks old, beautifully marked, no papers. Dr. Dershem Roann Phone 1-M. WANTED Good home for puppies.
728 E. Bradford. FAN TAIL-Piegons $1. each. 506 E.
Wiley. 7 KENNELS PH. 4558 WIRES co*ckERS BEST DOG FOODS and MEATS FOR ALL PETS Fine Foods-See VANDERMARK'S PET SHOP 116 E. Sixth St. Open till 6 p.m.
Livestock 48 45 Vaccinated pigs; 7 sows and pigs, vaccinated across from store at Sycamore. FRESH- Cow; baby calves; weaned calves. Bulls to lease. Guy Hodge 2 mi. E.
on 18. 2-Registered Duroc Sows, with pigs. 2 Hampshire sows, ready to farrow; 3 piggy gilts. Melvin Blue. 5 Mi.
E. on Salem Pike. 32 mile West, 1st house So. Michaelsville. Powell.
HOLSTEIN-Bull 13 mo. old. Registered. The Dam produced 400 lb. butterfat.
1st farm West Thompson Saw mill. Ph. 3637-1. BUY- -Feeding hogs, 60 lbs. up.
Otto Nelson. Phone 5438-J FOR QUICK sale-3 young Brown Swiss cows. T. B. and Bangs tested.
Bred to Curtis Candy Bulls. $1,000. Swifts and Shorthorn Heifer, calf by side. FRANK SWARTZ Van Buren PLANNING A SALE? Call Dwight Ballinger, auctioneer Phone Gas City 5457. CASH FOR DEAD STOCK $8 $11 $6 $7 CALL MARION 2033 COLLECT FAIRMOUNT CONVERSE 7 PRICE FERTILIZER CO.
Free Post-Mortem BULLS Delivered for Service anywhere Ph. 3647-2 Hodge WANTED DEAD STOCK Highest Cash Prices for HORSES COWS PHONE COLLECT 5561 Marion 101-M Van Buren NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS Phone Matthews 802' GRANT CO. FARM BUREAU Co-OP AGENTS. Central Indiana Rendering Co. DUROC BOARS And gilts of popular blood lines with size and quality.
I. E. Carter and Son, Fairmount, R. R. 3, Ph.
Matthews 73F13. Farming Implements 48A Single Row, Semi-Mounted CORN PICKER With Auger, less bracket. $721.62 America's Safest Corn Available with or without Husking Bed. 18 FOOT SINGLE CHAIN ELEVATOR Flared top for baled hay $129.50 32 Foot DOUBLE CHAIN ELEVATOR Carries Baled Hay, Ear Corn, and Small Grain $404.50 SEAR'S Farm Store Phone 2020 DAVID -Bradley 3-14 plow; Oliver 16 hole wheat drill. Roth good.
R. Gross, Fairmount. Red or Black 43-J. mile So. Hackleman.
48 Oliver Combine 48 Allis Chalmers Combine 52 International combine P.T.O. We trade for livestock. SCHAUMLEFFEL IMP. CO. 507 North Washington St.
FARMERS' COLUMN Farming Implements 48A OLIVER 66 TRACTOR- With plow, cultivator, power lift, power take off, and pully, and electric lights. A-1 condition, used very little and looks almost new. R. E. Lindsay, mile North of Marion hospital on road 15.
NEW Minneapolis-Moline two row cornpickers. New Idea one row cornpickpickers. Mulkey elevators. USED -IHC 2-P picker. J.
D. -101 one row. picker. SWEETSER IMPLEMENT CO. Sweetser, Ind.
Phone 39-M ONE-1949 Ford. TWO--Ford Fergusons. ONE TWO MODERN Used Woods FARM corn EQUIP. pickers. Bypass and 26th St.
Ph. 5671 NOW IN STOCK Lo-Load Jr. Farm Wagon on 15 or 16 inch DC wheels-3 ton capacity 99.95 Lo-Load Sr. Farm Wagon on 15 or 16 inch DC wheels 5 ton capacity 147.50 Wards' Wood Flat Rack 7 14 foot, with 16 inch sides heavily ironed 174.50 Wards' Steel Corn Crib 700 Bu. capacity.
Complete with gal vanized roof. 229.50 Wards Galvanized Grain Bin 1000' Bu. capacity, with steel floor 329.00 4 Phone 3395 217 So. Adams WARD'S FARM STORE 4 chairs. Coffee table, 2 matching end tables.
2 occasional chairs. 3 traverse rods. Porch Swing. Ph. 5875-R between 8-12 and 4-7.
DINING Room suite. 3407 So. Wash. MOTOR bike, for Sale. Phone 2852-R.
30 electric hot water heater, like new. Call 5237W. PICTURE FRAMING Nice Selection of Molding HOBBY SHOP 320 S. Boots SPECIAL SALE Antique dishes and furniture. F' Hazel E.
Lemon 413 S. Nebraskai GOOD RECONDITIONED REFRIGERATORS 3. (Choice of Makes) Easy Terms L- MARION REFRIGERATION 3122 S. Wash. Ph, 896-W-494 NEW-1950 G.
ft. Refriger ators, WERE $249.95 Now $189.95. LINIGER HOME PLANNING CENTER 105 So. Wish Ph: Farm 480 SPECIAL PRICES PURINA DAIRY SPRAY THOMAS MILLING CO. 1203 So.
Branson 2128. Charles and Wash. Ph. 2007. TARPS26 sizes in stock, 10 oz.
before water proofing, BRUNT'S So. Marion Poultry and Supplies BABY CHICKS -Friday, August 31-Tuesday, September BROWN'S Hatchery, Converse MORE EGGS -MORE PROFIT When you feed Wayne Egg Krums. Special 5 bag price. MAC'S' HATCHERY 1138 S. Branson Phone 1184 NEW HAMPSHIRE -Red pullets.
$2. Joseph Quinn, Converse. Phone 67F30. NOTICE Dressed fries and hens every day. Retail and wholesale.
Also custom dressing. MARTZ POULTRY FEED Mi. E. on 18. Ph.
1156 POULTRY WANTED We pick up at farm. OVIE'S HATCHERY No. Post Office Phone 411-W MERCHANDISE Articles for Sale si ROPER- Gas range, late stagger top model, Reasonable. 624 Whites Ave. RCA-17" used television A-1 condition.
Priced right. MORRIS FURNITURE CO. Wash. St. at Eighth Phone.
756 CONSOLE STEWART Warner radio and record combination. mi. E. Monroe Pike. Elsea.
Call 'after 4 p. m. CRAFTSMAN- 10 inch radial arm saw, like new $150; Craftsman portable belt sander inch electric drill $10. 822 East Elm St. Hartford City, Indiana Phone 1369-W.
LARGE SIZE Glow Boy parlor furnace; one streamlined kerosene range. Will O'Banion, Herbst, Ind. Automatic 22, long rifle. $30. Ph.
6014 220 E. 4th. USED WASERS $15 Up BARNETTE APPLIANCE CO. 111 S. Washington Phone 3444 WASHING -Machine.
Reasonable. 1007 E. 30th. Phone 4303-W. GOLF CLUBS Complete set, cheap.
Phone 2303-J- or 5684-W. 1 MOHAIR Frieze rose living room suite, like new, innerspring mattress. 700 No. Vine, Fairmount after 5 p. m.
INCH Crosley table model television plus antenna, motor and booster. $250. 3510 S. Adams, mornings. NORGE Refrigerator, good condition.
Phone 3518-2. IT PAYS YOU to own a PERMUTIT WATER SOFTENER JONES and CO 110 W. First St. Phone 5189 FISHING TACKLE SALE Rods, Reels, Tackle Boxes, Baits, Minnow Buckets, several other items. Up to 40 percent discount.
4a W.D, HAWKINS CO 122 W. 3rd GLIDER 1942, 20 ft. housetrailer. Ernest Batman, Taylor Univ. USED -Bottled gas stove, sofa bed; refrigerator.
1528 West 1st. GOOD -Kenmore washing machine. 1217 So. Boots. OlL-Drums, also small oil burner.
2309 S. Waite: AMERICAN 25 It. housetrailer, late '47. Good condition. Three Acres Trailer Court, Albright.
USED stoker, thermostat for hand fired furnace. Breakfast 'table, 3 1. 1. L'.
