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uy Now- No Finance Charge
NO JOKER-NO HIDDEN CHARGES
The sale Ti on full blast and continues until midnight, Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1937. NO FINANCE Chargelust think of it
NO INTEREST to payon any used car in our stock. You pay the insurancewe pay the interestthe balance can be paid
In easy installments of 6, 12, 8, 24, 30 or 36 payments. All you do is add insurance to our price, subtract your regular
down payment and divide the remainder by the number of payments you wish to make.
PLYMOUTH
1935 Touring Sodon.------------ $495
1933 Touring Soden $385
DODGE
1935 Deluxe Touring Sedan $595
1933 Deluxe Touring Sedan 8395
1931 Deluxe Touring Soden $265
FORD
1936 Standard Coupe $565
1935 Standard Coupe (nearly new) $515
1934 Deluxe Fordor Sedan ...........
1933 Deluxe Fordor Sedan $385
1932 Model B Tudor $295
.1932 V11 Tudor
NO INTEREST TO PAY
YOUR DODGE AND
PLYMOUTH DEALER
PHONE 272
16 Miscellaneous for Sale
SPECULGPermanonts 3 for 1-
- Midway Beauty Shop. 3311 Bo.
eth. Phone 1914-W. 11-33
WOOD FOR SALEPhone ,331.
11-25
)EIttAlt PHOTOGRAPHIC CARDS
Lai your prize snapshot per
obalise your Christmas cards
this year. 11 cards with snap
shot. 11.00. 25 cards with
s snapsho I, 22.00. UNDER
. WOOD'S PHOTO SERVICE.
111-111 Underwood Bids. 11-15
FOR BALE 14-foot rowboat,
nearly now. Priced rig h t
Shubert', Repair Service, 620
Klamath Ave. Phone 6344.
11-31
COLEMAN OIL BURNING
CIRCULATORS
IMO It le, 180.50. Large aim
$99.50. Completely installed
with 100-gallon tank and 50
gallons of oil. Trade in your
, old stove. Balance on easy
, terms
, .
ROBERTS & PEAK
(rormerly Roberts & Harvey)
1007 Main St.
,,, OVERSTOCKED on Three Styles
of Montag Wood and Coal
Ranges. A substantial redue
tiOn on these ranges. Terms
, and trades. Lucas Furniture
Company. 11-25
MATTRESS RENOVATINU 82.00.
Rebuilding a n d recovering.
Modern spring filled mattress
made out of your old-fashioned
t cotton mattress. Sehorn Met.
Works, 1418 Elm. Phone
815 11-22
PHOTOGRAPHS AS GIFTS
,, FOR XMAS
Special preholiday pricesOne
8110. framed. $2.98. Others.
$4.00 per dozen. up.
MAY KING STUDIO
New Location, 712 Mein
Next to Pine Tree Theatre
12-18
STOVE Heat. low car.
bon content. Mono 2270 for
' prices. Claycomb Motor Co.
Mohawk Distributors. 12-9
lr011 SALEHand trucks, port.
s, able scales. People's Ware
house. I 2-3
, 38 For Sale or Trade
FOR SALE,--Deer and elk rifle,
else .848; now gun, cost 849.95
this fall, will sell for $40.00
, with recoil pad, or will trade
for cow or calven. P It o n e
5511V4. 3985lf
42 Miscellaneous Wanted
( WANTED TO BUY Weaned
calves. Phone 65114. 48320
Ifighost s paid for ill
t kinds of raw tura.
o
Th
TI Relioble Fur Cq.
WUWLWr
Affention
Trappers
haat or leas paid t
Klamath , Phone 17823
12-7-mtr
HIGHEST PRICES paid for need
furniture and Moves. OK Sec
ond Hand Store, 820 Klamath.
Phone 991 12-8-mtf
WANTEDSix-man potato sort
er, medium priced and winkle.
Buy or rent, Write K. Kilpat
rick, Ply, 11-22
44 Livestock and Poultry
PUTIDDRIgn AND REDISTERI1D
Dome Jersey hogs. Wm. Gray.
Phlioquia .12-19
44 Livestock and Poultry
FOR BALE or trade for cow, 75
one-year-old White Leghorn
hens. E. V. Ayres, Rt. 1, Box
919. 11-24
FOR SALEFat hens for Thanks
string. 1st place south Alla
mont school. 11-24
R. I. RED AND BARRED ROCK
chicks hatching every week.
Maguire Electric Hatchery,
2415 N. E. Oregon St., Port
land, Oregon. 12-11-intr
FOR. SALEWogner pigs. S.
Long, Rt. 1 Box 773, 1 mile
IL Airport. 11.28
FOR SALEOood tram. Roy
Shoemaker, Alaedoel, COIL
11-26
WEANER pigs for sale: town
horses and harness. 6150.00
Keno Cafe, )(ono. Oro. 11-26
FOR SALEWeauer plgs. 25.00.
J. A. Thonipson. 10 miles tiouth
Klamath Falls. 11-22
46 Financial
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on
AUTO LOANS
and
REFINANCING
Quick, Dependable, Sato
No Co-Signers No Red Tape
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Let us finance your new or used
car purchase.
Motor Investment Co.
License 81-104
114, No. 7th Ph, 882
48 Business Opportunities
RESPONSIBLE dealor connection
Kininnth Falls for well known
line farm machinery. Box 4138,
Nows-liernid. 11-22
S
Legal Notices
OW.W.PO.WeecaftftgtAo,,Wa0Wwto,,o,0
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
K LA M ATI'.
GLADYS FREEMAN, Plaintiff.
vs.
CLIFFORD F. FREEMAN, De-
fendant.
To CLIFFORD F. FREEMAN, the
above-natned Defendant:
IN TIIE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby
required to appear and answer
the Complaint filed against you
In the above entitled stilt on or
before November 24th, 1937, that
being the last day of the time pre
scribed in the Order for the pub
lication of this Summons, and kt
you fail to so answer or otherwise
appear. Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for in
her Complaint, to-wit: For a
Decree dissolving the bonds of
matrimony heretofore end now ex
isting between Plaintiff and De
fendant, and for such other and
further relief as, to the Court may
seem just and equitable.
Thla Summons in published once
a week for four successive weeks
by Order of the Honorable Ed
ward B. Ashurst, Judge of the
above entitled Court, made and
entered on October 22, 1931.
Date of first publication of this
Summons Is October 26, 1931.
C. MERRYMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
,Klamath Falls, Oregon,
II 0 26 N 1,8.15.22-480
Precious atones aro compoRed
of very simple oinments. An omit,
for instance, Is flint and water,
while the Moo sapphire IR tho
chemical action of one grain of
Iron on 100 of alumina.
CHEVROLET
935 Master Town Sedan $545
935 Standard Coach .5495
934 Master Deluxe Touring Sedan
934 Master Coupe
934 Master Coach
930 Coach 3195
WHITS
1936 Deluxe Touring Sedan
1934 Deluxe Touring Sedan $295
BUICK
1934 Deluxe Touring Sedan .....
OLDSMOBILE
1930 Sport Coupe. Rumble Seat
Remember---NO INTEREST---NO FINANCE CHARGE---This offer
expires at MIDNIGHT, WED., Nov. 24,1937
Many of these cars carry the WORLD FAMOUS Dodge BLUE SEAL DEPENDABILITY Guarantee. Hurry and select your
bargain Just think of the saving NO INTEREST to pay. Your car may be thedown payment. The balance in as many
as 36 payments.
OSTENDORF MOTOR CO.
Sport Briefs I
By EDDIE BRIETZ
NEW YORK. Nov. 22 (AP).
Harvard men in New York who
couldn't make the big game cele
brated the smashing victory over
Yale by hiring a band to parade
in front of the Yale club play
ing "Our Director" and other
Crimson favorites Standing
in the rain on the other side of
the street, the Harvard guys got
a big kick out of watching the
old and young Blues hurrying
to. close the windows Beet
sports cartoon of the week was
Willard Mullins in the World
Telegram, showing Babe Ruth
filling out an unemployment card
John Montague isn't exactly
In the chips right now but he
Invited (town a check for 2200
for expenses in his charity match
for Now York's kids.
Plenty of football upsets
Saturday Colgate licking
Syracuse made this column look
good But what about Texas
Christian setting Rice down
Ye picked Purdue over Indiana
In the pool but didn't have the
nerve to do it In print ,, Stan
ford is the team that really let
us down We thought it had
a real chance to upset California
despite NOW. Slip Madigan said
It'll be California in the
Rose Bowl and they'll pick Pitt.
If Pitt disposes of Duke Satur
day Somebody ought to
make that "Hooks" My lin down
at Larayette a vaudeville offer
Boy, he rates it.
-
"Dutch" Clark of the Detroit
Lions says he always figures on
three sets of guards when his
team goes against Bronko Nag
urski Sam Chapman doesn't
get many rave notices in the
papers, but coasters who know
say ho is the chap who really
makes California's powerhouse
click Rogers Hornsby will
'go to the Milwaukee baseball
meeting looking for a manager's
Job in the minor leagues
When Mrs. Mel Hein, wife of
the star center of the New York
Giants, went to a dancing acad
emy to learn the Big Apple, she
found her partner and instructor
was Count Woronsoff of the
South Russia Woronsoffs
'What we'd like to see is an overthe-weight
bout between Henry
Armstrong and Petey Sarrom
Out at the University of South
Dakota they don't know whether
to beam or look sheepish over
the success of Leonard (Stub)
Allison's California Bears .
You see, South Dako started
Allison on his way to fame back
in 1928 with a pat on the back
(shoe to pants) after his teams
won only 10 major games in
five seasons Stub fooled 'em
by skidding up instead of down.
Willamette Wins
4th Conference
Pennant in Row
WALLA WALLA, Wash., Nov.
22 UP)--Willamette university,
aided by littte All-American Full
back Dick Welsgerber's 14 points,
won its fourth consecutive north
west football conference title with
a 20 to 6 victory over Whitmett,
college Saturday.
Whitman'a score was the first
made against Willamette by a
conference opponent in 14 games,
and the first touchdown made by
lierleske squad since 1031, when
Whitman beat Willamette.
Beard scored Willamette's third
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
COMMERCIAL
DODGE
1936 Screensicle (only MO miles) .$595
1936 Express Pickup
1935 Express Pickup $445
1934 Panel .$395
FORD
1935 Panel
1934 - 5345
1934 Panel .5395
CHEVROLET
1934 112-Ton Dual, Stock Rack, Long W.B $465
1933 II2-Ton Dual, Flat Rack, Long Wheelbase $365
1935 Express Pickup $395
touchdown with a 17-yard run in
the final period.
Morrill scored for Whitman.
Karl Schneldmiller, quarterback,
who returned a Willamette kick
off 71 yards, shared the honors.
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND, Nov. 20 (IP)--Butter,
prints, A grade, Vic lb. in
parchment wrappings, 8814 lb. in
cartons; B grade 36to lb. in
parchment wrappers, Vic lb. in
cartons.
Butterfat (Portland delivery
buying price), A grade 871-38c
lb., country atations, A grade,
351-36c lb.; B grade, 20 less; C
grade, go less.
Eggs. buying price by whole
salers: Extras, 31c; standards,
28c; firsts, 25c; medium, 23c;
medium firsts 25c; small extras,
17c; undergrades, 17c dozen.
Cheese, Oregon triplets, 18c;
Oregon loaf, 19c. Brokers will
pay to below quotations.
Country meats, selling price to
retailers: Country killed hogs,
best butcher, under 160 lb., Ile;
vealers, 13c; clight and thin 8-11c;
heavy, ,8c lb.; canners cows, g
ate: cutters, 6t-7c bulls, 9-9tc;
spring lambs, 15-16c; ewes, 5-
7c lb.
Live poultry, buying price: Leg
horn broilers, It to 2 lb.., 22-23c
lb.; colored springs, I to ilt lb.
13-14c lb.; under 8i lbs., 11:12c
lb.; colored hens, 4 to 5 lbs., 17..
180 lb.: over 5 lb.., 17-18o lb.;
No. I grade, Se leas.
Wool, 1937, nominal; Willam
ette Valley, medium, 80o lb.;
coarse and braids, 28c; fall lamb
wool, 25o lb.; eastern Oregon, tine
nominal.
Turkeys, selling price: Dressed
No, 1 hens, 25-274 lb.; No. 1 toms,
24-15e lb.
Potatoes, Yakima Gems, 11.05;
locals, 11.10 cental; Deschutes,
11.05 to 11.20.
Onions, new crop Yakimas 75-
80c, 50s; Oregon. 12.00-1.10 per
cental.
Hay, gelling price to retailers:
Alfalfa No. I, 117.00-17.50 ton:
oat-vetch, 113.00; clover, 112.00
ton; timothy, eastern Oregon no
quoted. Ditto valley, unquoted,
Portland.
Football
Scores
HIGH SCHOOL
Allintsukie 13. Gresham O.
Astoria 0, Seaside O.
Parkrose O. Estacada O.
00-LbEGE
Oregon 0, Washington 14.
Wash. Slate 7, Ore. State O.
Willamette 20, Whitman 6.
College of Puget Sound 6, Pa
cific 20,
()omega 3, Portland U. 2.
St. Joseph 10, LaSalle O.
St. Vincent 18, Canishus O.
St. Mary's (Texas) 6, Loyola
Mew Orleans) 6, (tie).
Detroit 48, Creighton 7.
St. Leo 25, Tampa College 6.
Rollins 20, Tampa Univ. 18.
Augustan& (Ill.) It, Cirthate
6.
St. Viator 20, Columbia
(Iowa) O.
Illinois Normal 12, Elmhurst
B.
Whittier 0, Redlands O.
Western Waehington College
9. Central Washington (Ellens
burg) 0.
Albion (Idaho) Normal 10,
Weber Junior College 0.
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Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO, Nov. 22 (AP-USDA)
Hogs, receipts 26,000 head; mar
ket closed active, 10c to 15c lower
than Friday's average; top $8.00;
bulk good and choice 160 to 800
lbs., $7.85 to $7.95; few 140 to
150 lbs., $7.65 to $7.95; few
butchers over 300 lbs., $7.50 to
$7.75; most good packing sows,
$7.15 to $7.50; lightweights to
$7.60.
Cattle, receipts 15,000 head;
calves, receipts 2500 head; feed
steers and yearlings unevenly
steady to 25c higher; order buy
ers taking medium to near
choice kinds at better prices, but
big killers going very slow, this
being suggestive that market is in
no shape for liberal receipts;
most steers, 88.25 to $12.00;
early top, 113.00, but $16.00 bid
on strictly good to choice offer
ings and some held higher;
stockers and feeders steady; beef
cows slow, steady, better grades
strong; bulls 15c to 25c higher;
vealers steady with weak under
tone; bulls to $6.50; vealer top,
$11.00. 0
Sheep, receipts 6000 head; mar
ket for fat lambs slow, but most
ly steady; good to choice offer
ings mostly around $8.75; early
top, $9.00 to small killers; sheep
weak; native slaughter ewes $4.00
to $4.75; choice lightweights
held around $5.00; yearlings and
feeding lambs scarce.
South S. F.
Livestock
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.
22 (AP-USDA)Hogs, receipts
1100 head. including 970 head
direct. Butchers 40c lower com
pared late last week; top 28.35
on load good to choice around 180
to 230 lb. weights; odd lots 210 to
280 lb. butchers. 27.89; part load
130 lb. slaughter pigs, 27.90;
packing sows, 50c lower. few
good at $6.60.
Cattle. receipts SOO head; steers
and medium to good she stock
opening steady to weak; load
good light fed steers. $8.75: one
load, $8.50; two loads 960 to 1115
lb. Oregon grassers, 28.00 to
28.25; two loads light Mexicans,
$5.76; load medium to good stock
steers. 66.75; scattered sales
good beef cows, 25.35 to 25.75;
low grade cows fully steady, low
cutters and cutters. $3.00 to
$4.00; bulls scarce, odd head me
dium grades, $5.29, steady.
Calves, 125 head, Including 105
direct; market nominal; good to
choice venters quoted at $9.50 to
$10.50.
Sheep. receipts 3800 head, In
cluding 1215 direct; market for
lambs slow, early sales around
25c to 40e lower, double good to
choice 81 lb. Idaho wooled lambs.
29.35, sorted 46 head average
100 lb. at $9.00; double 84 lb.
Idahos, 19.10 sorted 20 per cent;
no early action on about seven
decks slaughter ewes. undertone
weak to lower.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, Nov. 22 (AP-USDA)
The wool market was quiet today.
Recent limited demand from a
few worsted ManaRettlrerli for
good 12-month Texas wools and
good French combing fine terri
tory wools in original bags at 70e
to 75e, scoured basis, encouraged
a number of holders to maintain
asking prices at this level.
Topmakers showed no interest
fn wools at prices asked by most
holaers,
WHEAT SEERS
EXCEED BUYEAS
CHICADO, Nov. 22 tiff.--Desplte
4.352,000 bushels domestic
Ishii(' supply decrease, more than
double the decrease at this time
last year, wheat sellers outnum
bered buyer's today.
No new export busineas of im
portance In North American wheat
or corn was confirmed. Wheat
market rallies helped by recover
ies In securities failed to last.
At the close, wheat futures In
Chicago were to to lic under Sat
urday's finish, December lilt to
May Mc to corn to
to le down, December 54gc to
541c. May 57kc, and oata un
changed to le up.
Stock Market
Quo- tations
NEW YORK, Nov. 22 (
Further depressing business news
side-swiped the stock market to
day and, at the worst, leading is
sues fell one to six points gener
ally and as much as nine or so in
a few cases.
Chilling sentiment was the
tenth consecutive week's drop in
steel mill operations. For the
current week these were placed at
31 per cent of capacity against
around 80 per cent when the
lengthy recession began in Sep
tember. The rate was the small
est since December 2, 1934.
Steels and motors led the morn
ing slide. The latter were affect
ed by the darker sales outlook fqr
new cars in addition to labor
problems. Some benefit, more
ever, was derived from evacuation
of "sit-downers" at General bio
tor plants. Rubbers were not par
ticularly responsive to settlement
of the Goodyear strike.
Some utilities and a handful
of specialties received support in
the last hour and managed to
emerge with modest plus signs.
Dealings were quiet through
most of the day, bdt transfers
were around 1,500,000 shares.
Today's closing quotations:
Air Reduction ....... 461
Allied Chemical & Dye 149
Allied Stores ,- 8
American Can 83
American & Foreign Power 4i
A. T. & T. ..... - ......... 144i
American Tob. B 68S
American Water Works -- 12i
Anaconda Copper 25
Armour Illinois a .91
Atchison, T. & S. F. 341
Aviation Corp. 31
Baltimore & Ohio 108
Barnsdall --- 122
Bendix Aviation 13
Bethlehem Steel -- 44
Bethlehem Steel -----
110
Monday
Provious day
Month ago ,
Year ago
1937 High
1937 Low
1036 High
1936 Low
.
New .1937Lows.
Monday ........-----...... 71.4 97.1 92.4
Previous day ....... Ti.. 97.4 92.5
Month ago .... 79.1 ' 98.7 92.1
Year ago , 96.6 104.2 102.4
1937 High , 99.0 104.4 102.8
1937 Low - 71.4 97.0 90.8
1936 High .4 98.2 104.4 103.1
1936 Low , 86.9 101.8 99.8
New 1987 Low.
Boeing Air ,
Briggs Mfg.
Budd Mfg. 1
California Packing
Callahan Z-L
Calumet & Heels --
Canadian Pacific --
Case, J.
Caterpillar Tractor -----
Celanese
Certain-Teed --
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Motor
Columbia Gas & Electric
Commercial investment Tr..
Commercial Solvent
Commonwealth & Southern
Consolidated Edison ---
Consolidated Oil
Corn Products ----
Curtiss Wright
Du Pont & De N. J.--
Electric Auto Light
General Electric ---
General Foods
General Motors - --
Goodyear Tires
Great Northern pfd.
Hudson Motor
Illinois Central
Insp. Copper -----
International Harvester
International Nickel Can
International P. & P. pfd -
Johns Manville
Kennecott Con. Copper
Libbey-O-Ford
Ligget & Myers
Loew's
Monty Ward
Nash Kelvinator -----
National Biscuit
National Distillers
National Power & Light
New York Central ---
North American
Northern Pacific --
Packard Motor ----
Penney, J. C. ----
Penn R. R.
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by the haeociated Peeve
I 0 II
Intuit Rails
11,T$11,,A,YMAIEs
228
20
41
22e
li
78
78
82
408
188
78
32
532
92
392
8
22
242
9
541
32
104
182
372
282
32i
1S2
242
72
10
10
535
3111
41
66
65i
311
356
886
476
322
101
19
201
166
206
101
43
626
21
68.1
81.4
89.4
96,8
101.8
88.1
99.8
78.4
I I tr11,.poi'
19.1
10.9
99.6
117.111
49.6
19.7
434
$0.2
11 'I
titit's Rao.
81.10
14.
54.7
$1.0
54.0
311
53.1
43.4
CU
44.$
40,1
III
764
41.1
7111
651
20 10 10 10
nails Indu'i lltil's Tot.
U.S
KT
16.1
71.1
74.7
64.7
73.0
MI
1
Phillips Petroleum ....aA 871
Pressed Steel Car .... 81
Public Service New Jersey - 131 .
Pullman Co. .. 171
Radio Corp. -------- 61 .
Remington Rand ................ 12
Republic Steel. ---...,-- 16
Reynolds Tob. B ------ 441
Sears Roebuck ----- 111
Shell Union --, 161
Southern Calif. Edison -- 20
Southern Pacific -----. 171
Standard Brands J 81
Standard Oil California .. 191
Standard Oil New Jersey ... 431
Studebaker Corp. ------ 61
Superior Oil -----4. 21
Texas Corp. - ------- 151
Texas Gulf Surpmur ........... 29
Timken Det Axle ,...-- 111
Trans-America .................... 101
Union Carbide --.----- 611
Union Pacific ---- 83
United Airlines -----.. I
United Aircraft -------- 17
United Corp. .................... 31
United Gas Imp. ------ 101
U. S. Rubber ------- 231
U. S. Steel-,,----- 48
Walworth ...------,. 71
Western Union ------ 171
I
Westinghouse Electric -- 88
White Motor --....---- 9
Woolworth J 36
-----
Closing Curb Quotations
Cities Service . - ...--- I
Electric Bond laShare ---- 10
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO. Nov. 22 (AP-USDA)
Potatoes, receipts, 138 cam; on
track, 272 cars; total U. S. ship
ments, Saturday 592 cars, Sunday
57 cars. Market steady. supplies
moderate, demand fair. Sackett
per cwt.. Idaho Russet Burbank.
U. S. No. 1, 31.40 to 81.55, mostly
11.45; U. S. No. 2. $1.171 to
$132i; colorado Red McClure'
U. S. No. 1, 81.45 to 81.80.
SHANGHAI STAGES A NEW 'RIG PARADE but this one is away from war as
thousands of refugees clog roadways in a frantic flight from the horrors of battle. T-uis was the scene
at the gates of the International Settlement as police herded panic-stricken men, women and little
Ildren through to safety. Families, fleeing their homes, snatched up what few possessions they could
carry, leaving the rest to destruction.
TO MAKE A FIERY HILL ON EARTH bombs fell from warplanes over
Shanghai. Here is a section of smouldering ruins, all that remained of Chapel, once teeming with na
tive families, who Red before advancing troops. It wu in this region that ths "Doomed Battalion'
made its courageous stand against the Japanese. -
000"OolowewtoaeoovopotpototA0000 mull matH ,
. STOCK AVERAGES . : -. ,
-.
OSTENDORF STILL LEADING omed Pat that Aasociated Press i ,
EXCEED BREAS Cpil I. II 11 'I
Innis Rails tittl's atts.
-
, Monday ........--................... 58.1 019.7 814 41.1
.Previous day ........-....--- 114 104 14.1 44.1
CHICI010, Nov. 22 M-Det. Month ago .. - , 69.4 13.6 14.7 4.1
vs
,
pit. 4.352,000 buehela domestic year igo , 96.6 17.1 69.11
Ishii(' supply decrease, more than 1937 High 51.0
....,........ 101.6 49.6 54.0 76.1
double the decrease at this time
ii. uy Now - - No Finance Charge 1937 Low 58.1 19.7 111.1 41
last year, wheat sellers outnum-
8
bered buyers today. .1
1193 tg
356 HLoarb ..7
........---: 71:8 44 808:: 5 4381 1:4 $51
No new export busineas of Im- New 1187Lows.
portance In North American wheat
- ,
. or corn was confirmed. Wheat .
. llies helped by recover-
i NO JOKER-NO HIDDEN CHARGES market ra
leg in securities failed to last. , .
..
coBauRen A
o Asaoitte41'reas .
,
At the close, wheat futures in
Chicago were to to lic under Sat
The sale Ti on full blast and c'ontinues until midnight, Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1937. NO FINANCE Charge-lust think of it- toirldia,y1;7aytint:710, lioec; Vey c Bo lrnt ;eel 20 10 10 II
nails Indus lltirs Tot.
NO INTEREST to pay-on any used car in our stock. You pay the insurance-we pay the interest-the balance can be paid to to down, December 511iic to i Monday . . ......,..-...-.......,.. 71.4 91.1 93.4 05.8
541c, May Mc, and oats no- Previous ;I.:7 - 211 024 02.1 II.? in easy installments of 6, 12, 8, 24, 30 or 36 payments. All you do is add Insurance to our price, subtract your regular changed to to up. Month ago 79.1 98.7 92.1 16.1
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down payment and divide the remainder by the number of payments you wish to make. Year ago 96.6 1041 102.4 71.1
1937 High , 99.0 104.4 102.8 74.7
Stock Market 1937 Low .......,... 71.4 91.0 90.8 64.7
1936 High .4 98.2 104.4 108.1 73.0
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1935 Touring Sadan.-------------$495 1935 Master Town Sedan ------ $545 DODGE Quotations New. 1911 Low.
1933 TourIno Sedan ............ $385 1935 Standard Coach 8495 'A.A. . t.i... 1-I r "VW --1.....1 iirnW i ....
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