The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, October 21, 1941, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage six THE f END BULLETIN. SEND. CRtSCN. TUESDAY. OCTCEER 21, 1941 Rally Sends Stock Prices Higher New York, CM. 21 'Hi -Orman admission ol !ilf Russian resist ance In the Moscow campaign plus unret.1 in Orman occupied terrt lory, ailmuluu-d a rally in Ihr st.x k market today. Prloen moved up (ran ions to mini' than a point with volume mure equally dlsli ihuted than yes terday, when principal buslines waa in a lew penny storks, dump ed lo register tax losses. Hiiiied I'urporatlon, which pro viiled 'JH pt-r eent ol all dealings yeateiduy still was relatively ac tive, but lis volume was topped by Westlnghouse Kleelrie ami Gen eral Uas & Electric A. General Kleelrio. U. S. Steel, Atlantic Coast Line and Calumet & Hecla were active. Heavy trading came into Calu met when the office ol production management worKed out an agree ment lor an increased ceiling price lor the company and lor Isle Royal, and Copper Range Mines In upper Michigan. The copper price ceiling lor Calumet was raised to lb cents a pound (or a period of six months. The ceiling (or low cost copper producers .is V2 cents a pound. Other copper shares were irregular, with Ana conda up nearly a point and Cerro de Pasco down point. United States Steel gained more than a point at its high and Beth lehem was nearly a point higher. Jones & Laughlin was up 1 at 22'i. Chrysler gained more than a point. Aircraft issues were up (ractions to more than a point, the latter in Douglas, Consolidated and Lockheed. Other issues to rise a point or more .included American Woolen preferred. Bond Stores, Hercules powder, Philip Morris preferred. New York Shipbuilding, Proctor & Gamble and Texas Corporation. Central Violeta Sugar moved hiehcr when directors declared a dividend for the first time since ' 1939. Other sugar issues were' lirm. J Amusement issues registered small gains except Warner Broth-1 ers preferred, which declined a point. Atlantic Gulf & West In-' dies preferred, strong spot yester-1 day, declined 2 points on a single transaction. j Railroad Issues moved up frac-j tionally. Some rail equipments strengthened. Chemicals improv ed fractionally. U. S. Gypsum rose I nearly a point. Electrical equip-j ments firmed after Westinghouse Electric made a new low and Gen eral Electric equaled its low for tne year. American Telephone 3 per cent debentures continued to feature! dealings on the bond market. More than $3,000,000 par value of the issue turned over early. Japanese ! bonds had declines ranging to 1 more than 4 points and German! loans were easier. Domestic issues firmed after early irregularity. A spurt of more than 4 cents a bushel in wheat and a rise of nearly $2 a bale in cotton featur ed strong commodity markets. Fair gains were noted in hides and cocoa. FEDERAL FINANCES Washington, Oct 21 ilrt Gov ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through October 18, compared with a year ago: Thb Yr Lwt Yrr EviOTMC ...I C.2M.464.21S I 2.s:4.842.7n6 befnu Spds. 4.2WS.734.203 7WU62.0G2 Hm-ifU .... Z.2U4.S62.4U8 1.8r2.l4&.S21 Net drflrK .. 4. 031. CM. JM l.l.le.544.484 Caith bInr. 1.417.7U.C65 Z.0H4.7W.6tr7 Public MK . C1.U1.7S8.9U 44.OD2.272. 114 September County Expenses Reach Low Mark for Year Deschutes county general fund expenditures during September dropped to $5,414.39, a decrease of $992.75 under the previous month's low mark of $6,407.14. The September total was the lowest for the year. Office expenses generally decreased under most previous fig ures. Following are the budget, expenditures and balances: Budrct Sheriff County Clerk 9.605.00 5,130.00 School Superintendent 3320.00 Assessor 6,040.00 Treasurer 2,005.00 1,650.00 County Judge ... County Court 980.00 Commissioners ... 1,000.00 Circuit Court 3,200.00 Justice Court . 1,400.00 850.00 605.00 460.00 2,975.00 3,200.00 4,273.00 3,200.00 4,500.00 1,460.00 4,536.00 13,500.00 192.00 500.00 Juvenile Court District Attorney Health Officer Health Department Health Unit Waterm aster Courthouse .... Office Furniture Jail Dependent Children Public Assistance Blind Soldiers' Relief Old Age Assistance 11,424.00 Publications . 1,000.00 Emergency 2,500.00 Auditing 800.00 Coroner 300.00 Surveyor '. 500.00 County Agent 2,100.00 Demonstration Agent .... 1,100.00 Sealer of Weights .. Fairs, Exhibits 250.00 350.00 1,200.00 100.00 550.00 400.00 500.00 400.00 2,000.00 600.00 1,700.00 5,000.00 Fair Fund . Rodent Control Stock Protection Tax Foreclosure Weed Control Bangs Indemnity Assessment Revaluation Fire Patrol Courthouse Fund Debt Service TOTALS ... $104,521.00 General Roads Market Roads $ 44,521.00 . 160.00 Ticklish TNTask I 1 ' I? Add dangerous Jobs: nailing coven on 50-pound boxes of TNT, all in the day's defense work at Kankakee, III, ordnance DlanL PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Portland. Oct. 21 W Hogs. 300. Slow, steady. Good-choice 175-215 lb. $10-10.25; 250-2S0 lb. $9.25-9.50; light -lights $9.25-9.50; packing sows salable $7.75-8.50; choice light feeders quotable $11-11.50. Cattle, 200, calves 5a Demand narrow, .early sales weak with Monday's late 25c decline; grass fat steers $9.50-1030; cutter-common $7.50-8.50; short fed Monday to $11; few choice fed steers up to $12.50; few cutter-common dairy heifers $630-8; medium beef heif ers SS.75; best fed heifers Monday $10.50: canner-cutler cows S4.50 5.75; fat dairy cows $6.25-7; common-medium bulls S7-8.50: good bulls to $9.50; good-choice vealers $1213. Sheep 300. Mostly plain, no early sales. Good -choice grade lambs $10-10.50; few canner-com-mon ewes $130-3; fat ewes to $5. PORTLAND DAIRY The following prices were named on the Portland exchange to be effective today: Butter: Cube extras, 37c; stand ards, 36c; prime firsts, 33'5c; firsts, 33c, Cheese: Oregon triplets, 24c: Oregon loaf, 25c. Jobbers pay l cent below quotations. Eggs (produce exchange quota tions between dealers): Grade A, large, 37c; grade B. large, 32c; grade A, medifim. 30c: grade B, medium, 28c; extras, small, 26c; standards, small, 22c. Cavalry Horses Receive Food Tested for Energy Fort Riley, Kas. (Hi Tests un dertaken by the cavalry relace ment center here show that an army horse requires about 28,000 calories a day. A horse should be fed nine times as much caloric energy as a soldier although in proportion to size the horse requires one-ninth less feed, the survey showed. Each cavalry horse here re ceives 13 pounds of hay, 11 pounds of oats, 4 pounds of alfal fa and 8 ounces of bran. September ExprnM ExtwIlM To bat Balance $ 2,403.08 1,196.28 776.45 1,121.21 502.61 418.42 310.37 318.10 612.04 219.64 209.10 163.48 184.95 803.64 $ 635.03 $ 7.201.92 606.24 350.91 394.91 3.933.72 2.633.45 4,918.79 1502.39 1,231.58 669.73 681.90 3.760.04 1.179.66 640.90 44152 275.05 2,171.26 76.13 2.659.86 2,632.17 4,500.00 1,404.64 1,925.80 10,003.44 63.00 250.61 7,087.67 643.71 166.28 132.95 40.75 81.10 20.71 122.25 43.60 58.84 25.00 224.70 8.88 347.26 106.84 61.88 44.75 231.20 689.92 7.00 3,123.87 1,613.14 567.83 55.36 2.602.20 3,496.57 129.00 249.39 4,336.33 857.40 25.20 415.79 2,500.00 61.96 67.20 3.14 738.04 232.80 496.48 2,100.00 1,100.00 165.96 350.00 64.40 .38 18.44 84.04 1,200.00 100.00 550.00 196.25 250.00 54.00 882.67 612.10 187.13 203.75 250.00 346.00 1,117.33 12.10 1,512.87 5,000.00 4.00 105.45 $5,414.39 $70,177.16 $34,343.74 $3,003.46 $39,172.28 $ 5,348.72 - - 160.00 These Ads Start Many On Classified Rates M Won! On Tlnw Sue M Vnl Thr Time .. 6V t& W ortlft Mx Time $1.0 Wonta li. le p mt4 Tfcr rat lir lime phtm l Kit m fr Uw Hm Um kik rale rmm ! W rai MtlaBta riwrg lt LINK RATE 10c t AI'lTAl-S uc CUal AiM1U U "a I AWaac ItoiU 1 llata, 11 lit r H. KOK HALK POTATOES-No. Is and No. 2s 100 pounds $1.00. J. L. Chittlni, 500 (eet north of Glen Vista club. Bring containers. 25-105-U-lp ; MEAT FOR SALFfhyquarter hal( or w hole. O, M. Olausen. tele-1 phone 13-K-31. 44-tlMlTp ONE 4 TlIOROt'GHBREDsaddle , mare, 1.400 lb. work mare, child's pony. Gus Plfer, Route 2. Box 17. 1 One mile north of junction on' highway 97. 4711-V117p l&FOOT TRAILER HoT'SeT$55. Inquire first house north of Hutch ins Hatchery, Redmond. 49-115-U7p! NEW MODERN plastered house, utility room, double garage. In quire at 1355 Jacksonville Ave. 66 111-1 lGp THE TRADING 1K)ST. 1031 Harri man Stoves, heaters, rifle scope, .bench drill. Sharpless separator, electric and gas hotplates, churns. M-115-llTp! NEW HOUSE Warm, triple con structed, artistic, garage and util ity room attached, two bedrooms, J awnings, new lawn mower and , garden tools included, $2,500. cash I only. 131 Portland. 55-115-120p j PUREBRED cocker spaniel pups, j Excellent dogs for children and : easily trained for hunting. Inquire at 240 Georgia. Phone 309-W. ! 57-115-117p $190.00 TANGO RUST Broadloom rue. 10" 10" by 17. Never used, S135.00. -Write No. 3143. Care of The Bulletin. 43-114 llfip GENERAL ELECTRIC 9 tube ra- dio: Maytag washing machine, gas or electric: beds and miscellaneous household furniture. Elsie Stowe. 5 Norton. 31-114-llbp -I SMALL NATIONAL cash register with detail strip, nearly new. 1071 Federal Street. 62116-llSp ROGUE RIVER VALLEY toma toes, ripe and green, in apple box es; Bosc pears: Spitzenberg. Rome Beaiity and Bellflower apples: wa termelons, and many other kinds of fruits and vegetables. Del Rogue Market, Fifth and Green- wood. 75-116C1 WANDA'S GIFT SHOP Home made Christmas gifts. Also extra ordinary savings on three beauti ful fur trimmed coats. Unusually fine fabrics, 36 to 42. 358 East Marshall. 73-116-121p THREE MILK COWS, now milk ing. Route 1, Box 440. 71116-llSp EMBROIDERED state flower gar den quilt. Call at 114 Cascade, be-1 tween 7 and 8 o'clock. 68-I16-118p ! CAA Flight Work To Begin Soon Redmond, Oct. 21 The start of flight instruction in the second civilian pilot rtaining course to be held in Central Oregon has been somewhat delayed, hut is expected to get under way at Roberts (ield within a week or ten davs. In structor Ernest L. Sink said Mon day. Minor changes in the enroll ment procedure resulted in a de- lay in clearing records through i CAA headquarters at Washington, I D. C, Sink explained, but this is expected to be completed shortly, j Five students, who earned flight i scholarships in the ground school course recently completed, will take the course. Sink expects that half a dozen members of the first CPT course I will qualify for secondary flight I training. Deferment of selective service will be asked for those students whose numbers have ; been called and who are expected ! to receive the advanced aviation training. Central Oregon Eagles Gather Several aeries from other Cen tral Oregon towns as well as a large group from Bend were pres ent Saturday night for the "fam ily get-together" sponsored by the local aerie of the F.O.E. D. D. Gil lespie, of Marshfield, district di rector was present for the meet ing. The following program was pre sented: Tap dances by Maureen Cashman and Barbara Skinner, songs by Edna Moore and Bobby Rhodes. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results .You GIRLS WHO SUFFER. EA If TOU tuffer monthly citmpi, back che. (Ultra ot "IrrnrulantiM." nerrousntti dua to Junctional monthly disturbance try Lydla Pinkham'i Compound Tablet (with added iron!. Made tiiptclaUy for momen. They also help build up red blood. Follow label direction. DVSMEHORRH I THIS CURIOUS WORLD tanks, fllisr L.-:U tVV IHIi BRITISH IfM TUB ..I M.t r-WOA hJ tofelslT imu r ktk rs C5tsrw..wSft-C AS fm ' ' .r ifM ow I ict (MTITV VA THH lN YOU NIA.AAH THPJF ANSWER; I. Hul-sut Sonj: 2 American Way; 4 God Sae the FOR RENT FOR SALECHEA P - One pure bred sprincer spaniel pup. male. A beauty. !ee him at 2m 7 E. Sec- ond 2 blocks from Holman's Store. 63-116p f t)K RKNT GILCHRIST HOTEL- Consisting of bj-er parlor and boarding house. for lease to responsible party In- quire at Gilchrist Hotel. Bend. xi.iij.iit., " -"- ROOM FOR RENT by day week or month. The Cascadian, 744 Broadway. Next to Clinic Bldg. 76-112 137p APARTMENT Three rooms and bath, garage, davenport and chair, two rockers and other furniture; electric range, fine bedroom suite. 508 Hill St., on pavement 22 111 119p 2-ROO.M furnished cabin, with wa- tcr. I reshly painted and papered. Close to Shevlin mill. Call at 114 Allen Road. FOUR AND THREE room cot- tages: also two room cabins, all completely furnished. Wood, wa-1 ter and lights furnished. Inquire at Signal Station on south high- way. 69-116-U8C COMFORTABLE apartment, close in. Refrigeration, electrically , equipped, garage, laundry, private basement. Inquire No. 7, West- onia Apts., 1601 West Third St. 27114116c 2 ROOM modern furnished apart ment. Gas equinnod close in. In- quire at 443 Broadwav or nhone 356-J. 35-1 14-1 16c I SITUATION WANTED "rH SCHOOL GIRL wants work in nome ior room ana board and small wages. Call at 1925 West Second. 53-115-117p , HELP WANTED WANT FALLERS and burkers. All winter Job. Address Christian Logging Co., Vida, Oregon. 06-113-118C WANT 6 SPL'D PICK ERSul .177 bushel. Could use a married man and furnish house and a single man and furnish board. Charles Williams. 4 miles out on Butler Market Road. 76 116c WANT GIRL for general house work. One who can go home at night. Apply 255 Delaware. 65116118c AN EXPERIENCED service man wanted. Apply Eddie's Sales and Service. 64 116c WANT A WOMAN for housekeep er or will share home with couple. Inquire 1355 Cumberland after 5 p. m. 5&115 117p WANT HOUSEKEEPER to do light housekeeping for gentleman In modern farm home. No objec tion to woman with child. Write P. O. Box 114, Redmond, Ore. 32114 117p RED RYDER (CC I LAN F KU 1 100,000 few -.-v7 X" M TkJ I i i- rn com - -v I V-( -pW- ij 4tl J- - "WJ c-wi Jim M I Cf FICE,KE.T5.' Bt-.N fS51NG 1EN EAR.S, SHERIFF ? By William instinct A CHICKEN, BA5CO IM A PEN WHERE If MAS NEVER SEEJM ANOTMPR IIVlNt. CREATUKC( WIU., WHfN FtD, JjfclZE r PIECK OF FOOO AND DAt-i AWAV, lOOKIM3 tAC X NOW AND THEM Ar Seeing Nellie Home; J The South King ! FOR SALE OR TRADE .401 WINCHESTER automatic rifle, nearly new. Ideal for elk. Want smaller rifle, 250-300 or 30 Savage preferred. 1. E. Trent, 4H1 Wye Ijtne after 5 p. m. 26-114 116p i" ,7 and one" 8x10- two ton h dral,7ic jac k, two log'chalns. Call , i Altalra Ma"or pnone 710. i r7ii.Liiii ; G llb-UHp - ( V 1 I C-. I -.. T ..I.,., . . . IMPROVED 60 acres, small pay ment down, long time on balance. Also unimproved 60 acres, cheap. 1 Mrs. Newlands, Route 1. Box 201. Phone 4 F 12. 52-11 1-1 Itip I WANTED WANT ONE OR TWO pair of fly. ing squirrels. Give details In let l ter to No. 3133. Care of Bulletin. 3.1114 llilp WOOD CUTTERS ber close to town. We have tim- You can cut ka.1 m i lui, wood and stay in town. Top prices """"""P'paid lor cutting wood. We (ur- "'"h tools. Brookings Wood Yard, phone 767. 72116-121C ZZ TIE CLTTLRS WANTED Seven .mlle? sou,h of Chemult. Will pay l2c Jackpine log. Also want In- : uiviuudts wun irui-R iu cui anu put in jackpine 8 ft. logs at my mill, will pay 26 cents per log. Also want tie cutters to cut yellow pine tie logs at 10c per tie. near Bend. Geo. W. Carpenter, 1475 Hartford. Phone 392 M. 6&11&118C LOST LADY'S. Bl.irif v,.ivoi mrhm with blue trim lost Saturday. Find-1 er please return to Bulletin Office or Safeway Store. 591 16p LOST BETWEEN Sisters and n,.nd a man's billfold containing $4.00 in money and title (or car. Finder please return to Bulletin. 70-116p CSED CARS 1 1935 PACKARD SEDAN for sale lor trade. Will take refrigerator :or circulating heater as down pay- ! "l:nt. J l"an easy prm. Inquire 424'i Division. 46115-117p '35 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door Deluxe Sedan, radio, heater, delroster, 5 good tires, In good running condi tion. Cheap (or cash. J.H.Hall, eight miles on Burns highway, one mile north, 14 east. 52115-117p icht Coughs due to colds . . . eased without "dosing". 00 V VAPORua WANTED TO BUY 1,000 Cordi of Wood What Have You? Brookings Wood Yard Phone 767 or 388 OVER. "lO N M J - ky The &PRSS JZ7Tl company v-fT-sTTvi I r . The Highway To Happiness MlSt'KI I.ANFOl ll RIIOAUS WINDOW CLKANKIIS lleneml limine cleunlng; kal- mined, apeied and painted walls cleanel; door waxed or rellnlah- ed. Janitor aery Ire. Keferenrea. I 'hone W.I. WfcMl'Jc I IK YOU WOl'I.D like to ulay lia" 'u iiIIhii uniliii- u, I 'luitf V.'lil .tl tl iWiui Music Co. A complete home 'study cum e, easy and Veiy lea i suitable. For home demons! rat inn K'jll7IJ. -If. ll.M.lk- ; WOULD I.IKE to buy any kind of I cattle or hugs. Also have milk .ttiws, lieifeia and saddle horses I for sali. W. It. Franks, Redmond, j Phone 78 J. 17 115 117c SINGING 4 SPEAKING V01CK Improve and bcuutlfy tone, clear j diction and correct breathing. I Speech peculiarities and dlfllrul I ties corrected. Mm. Montelle G. iCoe, accredited teacher of voice, I pupil of Andre KostelanetA New j York City; graduate-assistant 'teacher of Laar Samoilof f Del i Canto Studios, lxm Angeles, Calif. ' Studio at i:M East Third. Phone I477J. 03ll4lli;p LEARN ToTi'.V FOR $I000 -' $5.00 down, balance to suit your self. Contact Frank Stratum at Ife'iul airport. Phone K-11 dur ing days. .'12 K-22 evenings. 70 112 117p AIRPLANE KACTORIITS CALL KOR MOKK ANDERSON TRAINED MEN! If you can mwt the aircraft Indus try's requirements, In a few short w-rt-ks of training you'll be ready to step Into a good paying Job as an aircraft worker. Men between 18 and 35 ran qualify. All quail fled graduates (over M)1 were placed in airplane factories In 3 months. Over 200 In August this year. Several young men from IVnil. Many more could have been placed. Our bonded representa tive will lie In Ih'nd for a few days to give qualification tests to men who fi-el they can nwet the Indus try's requirements. Mr. Howe at the Pilot Butte Inn 8 to 10 morn ing 6 to 9 evenings, or telephone (or appointment. 74 116U8p i VOICE STUDENTS! Nowhere in the I'acKic Northwest is a better voice education offered than by Vava Backus-Rudolph. Profession al finish for advanced students. 1000 Broadway. Phone 1062 R. i 88 98-1 24 p BEND FUNERAL HOME." 431 Wall St. Phone 3K3 -Ambulance service, day or night. Friendly : helpfulness to every creed and purse. 19-109 13Tp PIANO TUNING St REPAIRING I -S. A. Dockstader. Phone 10K7. 63991Z1p CALL SUTTON for Venetian blind cleaning. Kalsomlne and paper' cleaning. Woodwork and painted wall cleaning. Floor waxing and window cleaning. Call4-ll-W. ltSM20p I Business I'rofesnional I RADIO SERVICF COMPLETE STOCK first quality I Phllco radio tubes. All packed In i sealed cartons. Oct better per i forma nee by using Phllco tubes Bend Furniture Company. PRINTINO YOUR LETTERHEADS can be made any size you desire, with any printing you like. Estimates glad- ly given. The Bulletin, j Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Automobile . Repairing New Kwik-Woy Precision-Valve Equipment Modern Reboring Bar Expert Tune-Up With Scientific Ford Laboratory j Test Set . 9 Radiator Soldering HOUR MOTOR COMPANY Bond and Minnesota Phone 680 Bend Abstract Co. Title Iniurance Abitrich Walt Peak Phon. 174 The Eavesd ropper ..-T3LE'5 If TO'J CAM IjOCVE Th Potato Harvest , Half Completed Redmond, Oct. 21 -Hie potato harvest was ivpniifil nmiv than half tiuiiplfted Monday, dig ging reunified lifter the week end lain. The heavy ruin, which menu urcd 4 Inches ut Itcdmiiinl, did not serioiKtly lium r liuiM'l u 'rations Any jio--'U ol lalkir Nholl.ige apiM-aiiHl ilefliiltely III all eml so far as actual harvest i'r.itluii were ciiiicerned. I lealrin, however, complain that II is difllcull to secure giMKl grnders, and that this lack Is holding down outgoing shipments. Market prices row ten cents over the wi-t'kend, and were quiited in Redmond Monday at $1 20 and hugs on fancy grades, and $1.10 and bags fur U. S. No. I's. The price ralM here refhvls the nnvnt rise on the Sun Fran cisco market, hhlicm said: the Culifiirnlu miiikel is higher than the Chicago market, un unusual situation. Shipments fur the export trade huve iMi'n unusually heavy this year, most of them going to Hono lulu. Though potatoes lor the I la wall.in Islands have been ronxlgii edw In johlH'rs theie, N. O. lnuac son of the Farmers' Exchange said he hud no doubt that heavy government demand was ivspon sihle (or the Ini-rentc. The general quulily of potatoes now Iwing dug Is very good, lull shipping point lnsMi-tors say flea beetle damage will take a heavy toll of V. S. No. I's. Grower tell o( some (lelds whi-re almost the iv t: --wt ,. 1 m ritV. MJJ Don't go through the winter with a car thaf it al ways giving you trouble and costing you money for repairs. A Gend Garage OK'd car will deliver care free service at tho lowest cost. Today our prices prove that you should buy NOW. Easy terms, of course. FOUR OK'D Here's a Keally Hue Car! 1937 Chevrolet Business Coupe Keflnlshed In beautiful grey. Wlnterlxed for your protection. Tires to give you long service. Merhanleally correct In every way. Ilol water heater anil fan defnmter. $475 1935 Chrysler Royal 4-Door Sedan A really fine car! In excellent condition throughout. Haa over drive for economy. IU former owner claimed IB miles per gal lon. See and drive thin one to appreciate II ! $375 EXTRA SPECIALS AT LOW PRICES' P.679B 1931 Chevrolet Coach $95 P-696A 1929 Ford Tudor $55 RP.716 1930 Chevrolet Sedan $25 P-634B 1929 Ford Fordor $55 Across from Postoffice 2 Lots Across from Waldorf Send Garage Co. South of Postoffice f. jvl TEM YEARS XNi 1 It AGO 8Y AM "llV OUTLAW ff X! ' T&r NAMED traffic Jkrjo6iLL I -I in cmp l i put lido No ; ..i icull l miIi".. due tulliel In li... lira lirelle. Ill oilier tllnllli'ls, III. jdiiiiiage Is mn. ill. Ki iliiiiilid iniliin high srliiMil w ... .again In m'skIuii M.unl.iy, lliiuicii I'liiiiiiuil Fiigur It. Menus .n. I many pupils weie sllll iiIimmiI iIm. tin liulM-l woik. liinwein Willi i uliolll lie had tallied well' well s..i llklled Willi the unik of Die sin drills III Hie llrlds. Means ....!. 'mid many wiiuli-nis h-imhI ijm. Hi ol t.ll or mule. ( Mtr ll l IMM INS Sail June, I'uslii Itli J dli 'Un Uniti'd I-1 lilt iMinuiliy, 4 mi 1 1 il in . Willi kiigKeslluiis iniiile by I'n .i dent Hiilael Calileron Guaiilla, li.is (1'ili'd aliandiined palladia plaiu.i Huns III Tulaniaiii'ii piovuni-, in-.,,-the Allanllc coast, lo Inillun m i Hers. i PREVENT EYESTRAIN OlUntimet, child's ralardad record in tchool il traceabl lo undue tlrain on yi. Paranli. play tUI A 20 minulo chad up can attur you of your child's yeiiqht. FREE EXAMINATION! Dr. M. B. McKenney OPTOMETRIST OKInsi rrt iu.m In. 44i 1 BARGAINS! 1935 Chevrolet Business Coupe This very eciinonilral ear for 2 people la In excellent condition. Newly refliiMied In Jet lilaek. New Santoy seal rover. Jual renindltliineil throughout. It's priced low at $285 Ijite MixIfU Are S4-aree! Here's a Mice. One! 1940 Chevrolet Deluxe Town Sedan Like new appearance Inside and out. While aidewall tire, new liallery, nice heater, winterized ami guaranteed. $745 Phone 1 93 By FRED HARMAN A TRAIL GE-TsYNOTTMiSOnE HGHlY COLT) BANJO VJS CAUGHT HS !f WV5 JuW RELE A56P FROM PRISDtf jr.'