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Page Nina The Independent-Record, Wednesday, July 25, 1945 Stock Leaders Manage Modest Gains USE A WANT AD FOR QUICK ACTION AT LOW COST PHONE 491 Rye Futures Gain New York Stock Exchange New York. July 25. AP) Wanted To Rent 6 For Sale Real Estate 21 1 For Sale Misc. Budd Mfg Burr Add Butte Cop Cal Ss Hec Can Dry Carrier Corp Case (JI) Co Cater Tr Cer de Pas 61 14 41 15 3 5i 6 21 32 2i 25 61 38 62 3 34 108 19! 7 4i 42 Bigh Low Close 67s 67. 163 160 163 29 Vi 28 29 'a 47 46Vi 47 62 Vi 61 62 97i 97 9714 31 31'a 317a 27 27 27 7V 7V IVt 77'A 76Va 68V 68 68V4 n'h 13'.

13V, 207 20ya 20Vb 48'b 4734 48Va 32 313i 32 179 178'. 179 7Ta 77'4 77 "A 33 32 33 51 51 61 9'4 9 'a 9 43 43 43 85 93 95 81! 31 81 27 26 26 21 21 21 49 49 49 79 Wh 79 34! 24Vj 24 With Others Continuing Firm Trade Authorities Say Tight Cash Situation Exists By Willara Robertson Chicago, July 25. (AP) Short covering and commission house buying extended the advances in rye futures today and the market climbed around 3 cents bushel at times. Wheat, corn and barley also were firm most of the session, and oats advanced fractionally. Bids for cash rye were reported considerably above the September futures price, and trade authorities said this indicated a tight cash situation.

There also was expected to be more distiller demand, since corn will be banned In alcohol manufacture after Aug. 1. Wheat closed to higher than the previous finish, September $1.643, corn was unchanged to up, September $1.18. oats were lower to higher, September 64c, rye was up 1 to 1 cent, September ana baney was to l'a cent higher, September $1.12. Chicago Grain Futures Wheat Sept.

Dec. May July Corn-Sept. Dec. May Oats-Sept. Dec.

High Low Close $1.64 $1.63 $1.64 1.64 1.63 1.64 1.64 1.63 1.64 1.60 1.58 1.69 1.18 1.18 1.18 1.18 1.18 1.18 1.18 .64 .63 .64 .64 .64 .64 Al Chem Ss Dye Allied "Strs Allis Ch Mfg Am Airlines Am Can xd Am Loco Am Metal Am Am 6 pf 27! 3 44 19 5 7 16 4 18 .2.50 42 4 16 Am 5 pf Am Rad Ss St Am Boll Mill Am Smelt Am Stl Fdrs Am Am Tob Anaconda Ana Arm it Co Arm Cork At Atl Ref Bid Loco Ct Bait Ss Ohio Bendix Avia 8i 271 43 Beth Steel Boeing 20 Livestock Markets Sooth St. Paul Etv, Paul. 25. (AP) (USD A) Cattle: Salable 3,100, total calves: Salable 1,400, total 1.5UU: steers ana mailings steady: early top 117 on choice medium steers: top good to choice $16 16.75; medium to good iiz.ourauo; cnuite heifers good heifers to J15; cows siow; steady to weak; good grassers good fed cows $13. 5U, canners and cutters jo.ou'n.o.3u; buuu weighty beef bulls, 'also sausage bulls steady; outstanding beef bulls good weighty sausage medium and good tin niK 15 9.1; llehfc bulls weak to 25c lower; vealers steady; good and choice ii fow tnr, rhnicR $15.

SO: stockers scarce; good feeder steers sold early In week iid to $13.50. Hogs: Salable 5.300, total active: all classes firm at ceiling; all weights butchers good and choice sows and stags feeder pigs steady; weights under 140-pound good and choice $17.50. Sioux City Sioux City. July 35. (API (usdai ICattle: Salable 5,000, total calves: Salable and total 60; good and choice 14 14 15 15 3 3 6 6 32 32 25 Vs 25 Vi 38 38 62 62 34 34 108 108 7 7 42 42 16 16'2 1 1 4 4 30 30 35 35 28 28 42 43 30 30 61 61 6 6 21 21 85 85 160 161 172 173 11 11 61 tVt 42 43 45 45 65 66 55 I 55 50 61 7 7 48 49 30 30 24 24 51 52 51 52 33 34 45 45 12 12 192 192 82 82 32 32 25 25 36 37 40 401,4 26V4 26 25 26 54 'A 54 24 24 62 52 61 61 16 17 18 25 25 35 35 29 30 39 40 24 24 10 10 73 73 26 26 11 117'.

25 25 28 29 17 17 62 62 40'a 6 6 I8V4 18 30Vs 30 2 2 18 19 36 37 26 26 49 49 50 51 18 19 12 12 8 8 22 23 33 33 19 19 119 119 Vb I 19 19 I 13 13 16 27 7 7 15 15 31 31 48 49 .65 .64 .64 .64 .62 .63 1.45 1.43 1.44 1.40 1.38 1.39 1.36 1.34 1.36 1.13 1.12 1.12 1.13 1.12 1.12 1.13 1.12 1.13 steers steady; others slow; weak; load choice 1.160 to steers bulk good and choice $15.25 medium grades heif-30 jers about steady; medium and good $12.50 choice 850 pounds cows 13iijslow; steady to weak; bulk common and medium J9.25ll.75; good grade S14; can- cutters $7ig8: stockers and feeders limited in fresh run; market (steady; medium to good steers and year- Hogs: Salable and total active; Isteady; bulk good and choice 170 to 400 pounds most sows and stags few good and choice 150 to no-pound feed- lights scarce. Buyers Continue Timid in Slow Session Specul ators Incline To Await Result Of British Election Stack Averages Compiled by The Associated Press 30 15 IS 60 Indust. RalU Util. Net change A .9 A .7 A .2 Wednesday 84.7 41 4-3 Previous day 83.8 40.5 46.1 Wek ago 83.9 41.1 45 9 Month ago 88.0 45. 47.1 'ear ago 76.0 28.9 37.5 Stks.

A .7 64.9 64.2 64.4 68.1 54.8 Bv Victor Eubank New York. July 25. (AP) Leading stocks negotiated modest recoveries in today's market althouBh buying was exceptionally timid and dealings among ihe slowest of tha year. Commitments were repurchased here nd there on the idea the list was due for a technical revival after its retreat to the lows of midday. Reconversion apprehension, attributed to thoughts of a short Pacific war, also waned as a price factor.

Numerous customers held aloof, however, to await tomorrow's British election results and developments at Potsdam. Turnover was around 600,000 shares. Foreign Exchange New York. July 25 (AP) Foreign exchange rates follow (Great Britain in dollars, others in Canadian dollar in New York open market 9'fc per cent discount or 90.87Vi U. S.

cents, unchanged. Europe: Great Britain 4.02, unchanged. Montana Stocks Butte, July 25. The J. A.

Hogls Co. quoted Wednesday: First Bank stock, bid asked 19'i. Northwest Banco, bid asked 26ii. Montana Power, bid 114, asked 116. Curb Market New York, July 25.

(API-Aluminum Co of America American Cynamid American Bellanca Aircraft Bliss Brewster Aero Bunker Hill Ss Sullivan Cities Service Cities Service, Pfd Commonwealth Southern War Electric Bond Share Ford Motor, Ltd Great Atlantic Ss Pacific Nv Hecla Mining Humble Oil International Petroleum Kingston Products Mountain City Copper Niagara Hudson Ntles Bem-P Novadel Agua Pioneer Gold Premier Gold Selberling Rubber Shattuck Denn Sherwin-Williams Sonotone Standard Oil Ky Texon Oil 7' 92 12 Hi 43! 20 United Gas St I pfd Utah pfd Wtntworth Wright Hargreaves 4 Bond Market New York, July 25. (AP) Corporation Bonds Am 3s 61 Goodrich 4s 56 105 73 105 105 117 103 Int 5s 55 Mont Power 3s 68 Nor Pac 4s 97 Un Pac Js 71 Chicago Markets Potatoes Chicago. July 25. (AP) Potatoes: Arrivals 114, on track 206, total U. S.

shipments 658. New stocks: Supplies moderate, demand slow, market slightly weaker; 100-pound sacks California Long Whites U. S. No. 1, 4.1g4.37; commercial I3.82fg4.27; Ida-ho Bliss Triumphs U.

S. No. 1, Washington Long Whites U. S. No.

1, S4.404.62. The buildings of the University of Virginia were laid out according to a plan drawn up by Thomas Jefferson. Legal Advertising Notice of Completion of Preliminary Budget and of Hearing- Thereon. Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Helena, Montana, has completed its preliminary municipal budget for the current fiscal year, to wit: July 1, 1945, to July 1, 1946. and that said budget has been placed on file and is open to inspection in the office of the city clerk of the city of Helena, Montana, and that said city council will meet on Wednesday, the 8th day of August, 1945, at 10 o'clock A.

of said day at the council chamber in the Civic Center building in the city of Helena, Montana, for the purpose of fixing the final budget and making appropriations and that any taxpayer may appear at such meeting and may be heard for or against any part of said budget. Done pursuant to section 5083.5 Revised Codes of Montana, 1935. By order of the city council this 24th day of July, 1945. V. N.

KES8LER, City Clerk of the City of Helena, Montana. July 25. 1945. Little Miss Muffet 1 1 THESE ARE YOUR RESERVATIONS! BUT, I WARM YOU, SUBJECT 42 38lots j9a8 127'a'ners jjjj liv. 15.

33 6 12, 4 112 3'i 20'. 7 13 I 88 78 Sheep: Salable and total 1.500; little learly action; run mostly feeders- and spring lambs. Chicago Chicago. July 25. AP) (WFA) Sal-1 able hogs 5,500, total active and fully steady: good and choice barrows and gilts at 140 pounds up at $14.75 ceiling; good and choice sows at 14; complete clearance.

Salable cattle 9,000, total 9,300: salable calves 600, total 600; choice fed steers firm: active; top $18; best yearlings all other grades slow, weak; bulk slaugh- steers heifers steady; cows weak, shade lower; Chrysler Col Gas Eleo Com Credit Com Solv Com Ic Sou Con Cop Min Con Edison Con Nat Gas Cont Corp Cont Can 12 112 16 1 4 30! 17 4' 35 1 28i 21 43 3i 30 61 S8 6 Cont Oil Del Corn Prod Curt Wrt Curt Wrt A 21 21 4 85 Doug Air Du Pont 6 161 Eastman 173 Elec 11' Gen Am Trans Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Mot 61'. 43 45 66 55 51 7 Goodrich Goodyear Gra Paige Gt Nor Ry pf Gt Sugar Greyhound Homestake Hud Bay 111 Cent Ind Rayon 49 10 30 71 52 7 52V 15 34 3 45 12 ll 192 6 82 161 32 341 25 16! 37 Ins Cop Int Bus Mach Int Harv Int Nick Can Int Kennecott Lehman Corp Lockheed Loews Lone Star Cem 40 92 263; 10! 26 54 I Lorillard Mack Truck 5 24 i 52 Mont Ward Murray Corp Nash Kel Natl Bis Natl Cash 51 16' 26 18 91 15 36 30 40 24 10 73 26 12 Natl Dairy Natl Dist Natl Lead Natl PA-L 141 20 33 Natl Steel NY Cent RR No Am Avia No Am Co No Pac Ohio Oil Ow 111 Gl Pac Packard Pan Am Air Para Pict Park Utah Patino Min Penn RR 8 -Phelps Dodge Phil Pet Pullman Pure Oil Radio Rep Stl Rey Tob Safeway Sears Roeb 231 261 1- 21 81 S4 3431 13i II 25 293 17', 40 6 18! 30! 2 19 "4 37 26 49 51 19 12 8 23 33 19 119 19 7i Sll 19i 4 8 45 42 18 211 10 19 3 1 Servel Sharp Dohme Shell Sil King Coal So Vac So Cal Ed Sou Pac 4 13 27 61 7 391 15 7 1 31 89 49i Sou Ry 12 46' 45 46 Sperry Corp Stand Brands -Stand Oil Cal Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil Stone Web Studebaker Sunshine Min 61 30 29 30 "4 35 9 35 si 35 37 41 40 41'. 201 37 18) 61 5 13 14 24 12 14 32 13) 53 6 43 22 28 10 87 5j 22 2 130 13 29V. 1271 3 61 17 37 37 61 WJ! 13 13 23 24 12 12 Swift Co 31 32 Texas Co Texas Gulf Sul Twenty Fox Union Carb Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Air United Corp 52 2 43 28 86 22 130 29 17 105 18 54 60 68 42 27 88 21 129 29 2 17 United Drug1 United Fruit 8 10a 104 United Gas Imp 30 18 18 Rubber 10 54 54' Smelting ll 3 Steel 32 1 Vanadium 2 60 'a 60 68 I 67 1 34 24Vi 24 Warner Pix 64 West Union Tel A 13! West Elec 39i Woolworth 1 16 16 I 16 47 321 44Ti 46i 47 32 32 44 44 Owens at Billings Billings, July 25. () The appearance of Jesse Owens, one of the world's greatest track and field performers, was the high light In a sports program which attracted over 3,000 fans here last night.

Owens' exhibition was given between innings of a baseball game. Reach Philippines Manila, July 25. (JP) Three groups of prominent newspaper publishers and executives were in Manila today for conference with General MacArthur, Philippine President Sergio Osmena and Philippine leaders on military, political and economic conditions in the far Pacific. Dies in Truck's Plunge Livingston (JP) Suffering a crushed chest, head injuries and other injuries when his truck plunged from the Sylvan pass highway in Yellowstone national park, William Parr, 51, died In a local hospital Tuesday. Parr, who came from California recently, was employed on a road repair crew in the park.

ha! you sure wrr IT TUfcT TIME, MR. WARBUCKSI a THAT HES TO ANNIE 27 We Specialize in USED FURNITURE and MINING MACHINERY Also a Few FROZEN LOCKERS LEFT FOR RENT SALES SERVICE CO. 60 S. Main St. SMOOTH TIRES ARE DANGEROUS NEW Treads on WORN Tires Mean Added S-A-F-E Mileage! McGAFFICK'S CARTER SERVICE Steel Clothes Line Posts BARNETT'S Phone 551 Icebox, ironing board, 10-gallon crock, miscellaneous articles.

512 North Park avenue. Maytag washing machine engine, complete with starter and exhaust. Phone 3248-J. Lost and Found 23 Lost, strayed or stolen 1 red and white milch cow; 1 red and white heifer calf; 1 red and white bull calf. Reward.

Phone 1998-R. Lost Waterman fountain pen. Please return George A. Slater, 34 North Benton. Found One lady's brown fur-trimmed overshoe.

Phone 287 or 2734. Lost 1 rubber tire hand truck. Power-Townsend company. Money to Loan 33 Vacation Cash $5 to $50. Just Your Signature PEERLESS FINANCE 606 Power Block CASH IN A FLASH "On Your Signature Only" MODERN FINANCE CO.

6 Penwell Bldg. Phone 2404 LOANS $10.00 to $500 On Your Signature, Auto or Furniture. Columbia Finance Co. 11 Granite Bldg. Auto Dealers 41 New Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Now Available! i2-Ton 112-Ton 2-Ton Bring in your certificate, or we will help you to make application.

COMPLETE SERVICE OH ALL CHRTSLER-BUILT CARS and TRUCK3 Expert Mechanics We Use Genuine Factory-Built Parts! STEBBINS-SMITH MOTORS DODGE and PLYMOUTH CARS and DODGE TRUCKS 534 N. Main St Phone 133 Storage 63 CALL 2021 FOR STORAGE TACKING CRATING WHITE LINES Grand Street Furniture Company STORAGE PHONE 3040 Dairy Products 64 ASSOCIATED DAIRIES Milk, Cream and Other Dairy Products 612 N. Main St Phone 857 Machinery 67 Immediate delivery (no priority) Garden tractors, walking and riding models. Ed Short, farm and gardent tractors, 5821 First avenue, south, Seattle. A general line of used mine, mill and construction machinery.

R. Mills, Symons Spokane. or B. M. Fletcher.

Phone 18F13. Basin. Mont Buyers' Guide RUBBER STAMPS A SEALS Helen Stamp Works 433 Mala EAST HELENA East Helena Oarac Phona 03VJ-1 SPECIALIZING IN 'CRANK SHAFT GRINDING AND UMS BOR1NQ Masonic Meetings i Helena Lodge No. 3 Summer re-j cess until Friday, Sept. 7.

Morning Star Lodge No. 5 Spe-j cial meeting, July 2, 7:30 p. m. King Solomon's lodge No. 9 At recess until Sept.

15. Josephine Hepner chapter Vacation July and August. Miriam Chapter No. 1, O.E.S. No meetings July and August.

Stated meeting, Sept. 11, 8 p.m. Scottish Rite, Sept. 13. Algeria Temple September 17.

York Rite Bodies Helena chapter, No. 2, RAM; Helena council No. 1, and Helena Commandery No. 2. KT, vacation until Sept.

1. United Commercial Travelers Meetings Regular weekly luncheon every Saturday at 12 o'clock. Montana club. Regular meeting first Friday ot every month. IOOF Meetings Montana lodge No.

1 Regular meeting every Tuesday, 8 p. m. Moose Meetings Moose meetings every second and fourth Wednesday. Moose pic nic, MacDonald pass, Dixon camp, Sunday, Aug. 5.

VFW Meetings VFW meetings second and fourth Wednesdays. Labor hall, North Jackson 8 p. m. Wanted Misc. 1 Sewing Machines Repaired WORK GUARANTEED We Buy, Sell and Trade FURNITURE EXCHANGE 25 S.

Main St. Wanted Male Help 2 AAA1 manufacturer has an open ing for an aggressive salesman; immediate interview will be ar ranged with factory official. Commission basis and job will pay better than $7,500 annually to man who qualifies; a 10- minute interview will convince you. Call Mr. E.

L. Acker, Park hotel, for interview. The Acorn Refining Co. Man or woman full or part-time kitchen help. Go home nights.

Sheriff Munger residence. Experienced service station man; top wages for right man. Ph. 416-R. Miners wanted.

Apply George Cruse, Marysville, Mont. 2 truck drivers, new company. Phone 2 if interested. Ranch hands. Ph.

2888. Helena. Notice: WorkeVs from essential activities may be hired only in essential activities, and must present statements of availability. All male workers above 16 years of age must be referred by United States employment service. Wanted Male or Female Help HELP WANTED Boys and girls for work in Yellowstone park, balance of season, Jobs as cabin maids, bus boys, yard men and kitchen helpers.

Apply in person offices of Thos, Topping 1-2 Kohrs block. Elevator operator, Placer hotel. Wanted Female Help 3 WOMEN WANTED AT THE CAPITAL LAUNDRY Woman who is interested in office work, no shorthand or typing necessary but desirable. Should have legible handwriting. Fulltime work in air-conditioned of fice.

Good salary. Opportunity for advancement. Apply Fligel man's. Hand sewers fur finishers. Oldest established fur house in northwest.

Day light shop. Apply Beckman 309 Central avenue Great Falls, Montana. Experienced saleslady for exclu sive ready-to-wear shop; salary and commission. Apply Beckman 311 Central avenue, Great Falls, Montana. Housekeeper for family of 2 children, pleasant living quarters, must be good with children.

Write box 349, care Independent-Record. Woman in general insurance office. Must be good typist. Taylor Tipling Co. Power block annex.

Dishwasher, 8-hour day, 6-day week. Good wages. Call dietitian Carroll college. Girl for general office work. Box 355, Independent-Record.

Combination girl, apply Hamburger Shop, 9 S. Main. Experienced woman for housework. Phone 2852-W. Wanted Combination girl.

Diner. The Waitress, F. W. Woolworth Co. Wanted Chambermaid, Y.w!c!a A speed violation is a factor in about one third of all fatal U.

S. traffic accidents. Apartment with bath in vicinity of Emerson school, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 3490. Modern six- or seven-room house.

Good location. Phone 1572-J. Trailer house. Write box 360, Independent-Record. Wanted To Buy PLANNING TO SELL YOUR.

CAR? SEE US BEFORE YOU DOl WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR GOOD, CLEAN USED CARS! ANDERSON CHEVROLET 443 Fuller Ave. Phone 611 HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for Late Model CARS AND TRUCKS Capital Motors, Inc. Don't hoard. Sell us your electric appliances; fishing tackle, guns and furniture. Furniture Exchange, 25 S.

Main street. Frigidaire, washing machine, and other household furnishings for furnishing apartment house. Phone 335S-R. Modern 6- or 7-room frame house in good condition. Good loca tion.

Phone 1572-J. Piano or band instrument, will pay cash. Box 3 48, care Independent-Record. Kitchen grease, tallow, green and dry bones. Montana Meat Co.

Mahogany dining room table. In dependent-Record. Box 359. Trolling outboard motor. 228-J.

rhone House trailer. Phone 3033-M. Used suits. Paris Cleaners. Rooms 11 Hotel room for rent.

Wishbone Cafe. Man only. Helena Hotel sleeping rooms, Comfortable sleeping. Ph. 1610.

Templeton Rooms. Phona 2719. Phone 2239-W. 706 N. Jackson.

Single and double. Ph. 3055-R. The Courtland. Phone 1D75.

For Rent Apartments 13 4 rooms, partly furnished, ground floor. Ph. 1453-W after 5 p. m. 2 rooms, kitchen and bath; modern.

300 South Rodney. Unfurnished apartment with bath at the Monticello. 4 rooms and bath. Helena apartments. Phone 904.

Four rooms, partly furnished. Phone 307. 4 rooms; no children. Ph. 2505.

Apts. Furnished 13A 3-room, reasonable, lights included. Call before 11:30. 300 State. Small, clean, downtown.

Sixth Ave. Apts. 40V4 West Sixth. Attractive large bath, wash ing facilities. 335 N.

Ewing. 2-room, private bath, laundry, refrigerator. Phone 1535. Grandon hotel, furnished apartments and rooms. 1 or in.

rooms, and $25; close 22 N. Park. 3 rooms, modern, garage. user. 1930 407 Madison.

Ph. 1918. Adults. 1 room. 523 Breck.

Ph. 1059. 2 room. Oro Fino. Ph.

2414. 3 rooms and bath. Phone 904. 3-room. 4 North Davis.

3 rooms. Phone 2020-M. For Rent Flats 14 Furnished. Rodney and Fifth. For Rent Houses 15 Two-room, modern; couple.

Phone 2464. For Rent Duplex 15A 4 rooms furnished, yard. Inquire 535 Fifth. 3-room modern, garage. Ph.

1020. For Rent Misc. 19 Typewriters, adding machines, calculators, sales, service rentals. Business Service. 429 N.

Main. Phone 886. for Sale Real Estate 21 Good insulated 2-bedroom frame house, hardwood floors, gas heated, full cement basement, garage. 1116 Eighth Ave. Call 1115.

4-room cabin on Rimini road. Phone 1983-M. Every day 153,000 New Yorkers ride back and forth on the 11 passenger ferry lines across the Hudson. FOR SALE 5-Room House with apartment upstairs. Good floors, built-ins in kitchen.

2 lots. Apple trees. Price $3,000 Good Substantial Home. Rooms well arranged. 3 bedrooms.

Nice yard. Close to Hawthorne school. Price $5,500 Two Frame Houses in Sixth ward, both vacant now. Priced $1,500 and $2,000 HELENA REAL ESTATE AGENCY Room 5, Pittsburgh Block Phone 162 FOR SALE: 721 SECOND ST. A modern 7-room dwelling, garage, outbuildings, large lot and garden space in first-class condition.

Owner leaving town. Seen by appointment only. SCHROEDER BROS. CO. One-Story Frame House in A-l condition on Hoback St.

Three rooms and bath, garage and nice bath. HELENA REAL ESTATE AGENCY 5 Pittsburgh Blk. Phone 162 PIATT HEATH CO. established 1890 Incorporated 1903 JOHN N. GLASS, Manager Real Estate Insurance Mines Holter Rm.

1 Upstairs Phone 168 or 1704-R Evenings Every kind of Real Estate handled by us. Courteous, honest dealing. Come in for information or write. Prompt attention to your needs. TREASURE STATE REALTY 50 W.

Sixth Tel. 3471 Paying downtown apartment business and furnishings. P. O. Box 354, Helena.

4 apartments, 413 N. Beattle; hardwood floors. Ph. 1050-W. For Sale Livestock 23 Gentle 3-year old saddle mare.

Inquire Knapp Buck Saddlery, For Sale Poultry and Pet Stock 24 Rabbits and rabbit hutches. Phone 2102-W. Lovebirds. Phone 822-R. For Sale Furniture 25 CHOOSE A NEW Boudoir Chai Baby Buggies GRAND STREET FURNITURE CO.

Phone 3040 Furniture Exchange BARGAINS 1 Used beds, complete with springs and mattress, $14 up New 4-drawer chest New mattresses $11 up New occasional chairs $11.50 Used coil springs, dinette sets, stoves, and odd chairs, $1 up EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME 25 S. Main St. Weber player piano. Excellent condition, recently tuned, 50 rolls. May be seen at 63 7 Logan street.

Singer Sewing Machine, $17.50. Furniture Exchange, 25 S. Main street. Prewar overstuffed chair, $35.00. Inquire S31 Eighth avenue.

Used furniture. Joslin's. Foot of Broadway at Main. Walnut bedroom set, 4 pieces. Call 3433-J.

Bed davenport. 803 Ninth Ave. For Sale Autos 26 1936 De Soto sedan; 1935 Dodge sedan; 2 model 4 sedans; Chrysler coupe; power bull rake; three IVi-ton trucks; 1 pickup; a two-wheel trailer; large 4-wheel trailer with truck tires. Helena Garage and Auto Wrecking Broadwater road. 1936 sedan, 1934 coach, 1938 dump, Plymouth coupe.

Model A pickup. 620 N. Main. Buick 1939 Century sedan; A-l shape; will trade for light sedan. Ph.

416-R. For Sale Misc. 27 1,200 ft. new drop siding; also gas range and coal range. Ph.

1542. Window screens, 30x40 and 30x 54. 1101 Hauser Blvd. 2-row cultivator. John C.

Hardie, route Helena. 6 horse outboard motors. S. Rodney. 732 May July Rye-Sept.

Dec. May Barley-Sept. Dec. May Chicago Cash Grain Chicafo, July 25. (AP) Wheat: No.

2 red No. 1 hard 11.6631.68; No. 3 mixed $1.64: No. 2 mixed $1.65. Corn: No.

5 yellow $1.15. Oats: No. 1 mixed 67c: No. 1 mixed heavy 67fi68c; No. 1 white heavy 68c; No.

1 special red 68c; No. 1 special heavy red 69c. Barley: Malting nominal; feed tl.12igl.23 nominal. Bye: No. 3, $153.

Minneapolis Cash Grain Minneapolis, July 25. (AP) Wheat receipts today 154; year ago 194. Trading basis unchanged all cash wheat unchanged at ceilings. Oats: No. 3 white 60fff62c.

Rye: No. 2, tl.49(gl.55. Others unchanged. Minneapolis Grain Futures Wheat High Low Close Sept $1.62 fl.61 $1.62 Oats SefSt. Dec.

Rye-Sept. .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 1.40 1.38 1.39 1.34 1.33 1.34 3.10 Dec. Flax- Sept. Minneapolis Flour Minneapolis, July 25 (AP) Flour un changed, shipments 40,920. Helena Library Offers New Aggregation Of Interesting Books A collection of short stories, "Leaning Tower" by Katherlne Porter, heads the list of the newest books at the public library this week.

Written with precise artistry, this volume has been commended for its "contrast of delicate perception and deadly implication." Among the new technical books is "Principles of Mineral Dressing," by Antoine M. Gaudin, former research professor of mineral dressing at the Montana School of Mines at Butte. His book, with many illustrations, analyzes and explains mineral dressing in terms of physical and chemical principles. "Ballad and the Source" by Rosamond Lehmann is among the new fiction, a psychological story of a seemingly respectable and motherly old woman seen through the eyes of a young girl, who discovers her true life story and nature. With a background of life in a hospital, "Yeoman's Hospital," by Helen Ashton, has an interesting narrative of complex human relationships.

A newly-published novel that has not been serialized, "Woman in Sunshine," by Frank Swinner-ton, tells the story of typical family life with all its tensions, frustrations, fears and hopes. A formal gesture of Egyptian hospitality is the serving of a small cup of coffee. By Fanny Y. Cory By Harold Grey canners and cutters steady at most beef cows bulls steady to easy: most grass bulls I9.50CJ12.50; heavy dairy sausage bulls to $13.25 and heavy bulls to vealers weak at $16 down; stock cattle slow, mostly $1314.75. saiaoie sheep 1,500, total 3,500: spring lambs slow, early sales weak: most hid 25 cents lower than late Tuesday; sheep steady; deck good to choice native spring lamos sia.as: common light lambs sorted off at $12.75: some interest in $15.75 on good and choice native springers held at $16 and slightly above; common to choice shorn native ewes $768.35.

Billings I Billings, July 25. (AP) (USDA) Cattle: Salable and total 500; calves: Salable and total 35; liberal supply slaughter steers; market not fully established; fed kind scarce; all classes opened steady; few common to medium grass slaughter steers common down to $10; medium grass heifers $12 50gl4; medium to good cows few $13; canners and cutters $6B 10.50; odd head medium to good sausage bulls few beef bulls $11. 50 11.65; good to choice vealers medium to good native replacement steers and yearlings $13 13.50; one confinement 114 head calf-weight white-faced Arizona yearling stock steers 61 per head. Hogs: Salable and total 150; slaughter classes steady; active; bulk choice barrows and gilts sows few stags J1414.30. Sheej: Salable and total 400; opened steady; few good spring lambs $14; odd lots good to choice slaughter ewes No.

2 skins medium grade lew good new crop feeding lambs $13. Spokane Spokane, July 25 (AP) Cattle: Salable 452; unchanged. Hogs: Salable 98: unchanged. Sheep: Salable 206; unchanged. Portland Portland, July 25.

(AP) (USDA) Cattle: Salable and total 125: calves. salable and total 50. Market catlve, mostly steady; few common steers $11.5013 mediuln heifers canner and cutter cows rather scarce, mostly fat dairy type cows $9(8 10; medium to good beef cows $11'S 12.75; odd medium sausage bulls SO.SO'fflO; vealers mostly medium $12913; only choice light vealers to $15. Hogs: Salable 50, total 125. Market active, steady; barrows and gilts all weights sows $15; choice feeder pigs Tuesday up to $21.

Sheep: Salable 900, total 1,800. Market active, about steady: good to choice spring lambs $13.50 14; two lots choice lambs common tmoedium grades $10 11.50; good yearlings $10; common ewes $3 3.50; good ewes salable up to $6 6.25. YOU CAW BE PUT OFF I THE ARMY, LEAVE THE I 1 I'LL SIMPLY PERISH I ANYWHERE, IF YOUR SEAT YOU KNOW- ARMY TO WITHOUT YOU, DARLING- I THINK IS NEEDED BY THE PRIORITIES- LITTLE (BUTMYHEALTH I DOj GOVERNMENf. ALL THAT. ERSTAND-j Little Orphan Annie Added Startlers HMMM I GOING Li WELL, WELL1.

WE SENTENCE REALLY MUSTN'T BIG FIRE IN THE CITY ON MONbAY- MAYBE HE figured xt would shove i Him off the front pages 1 of the 1 FUDGE. TOMORROW- MSS THAT! "WE WHOLE STORY, bMDY JUDGE FUDGE WAS GOING TO SENTENCE ME ON LAST MONDAY- DONT KNOW VJH-Y HE WAITED EH, BOYS? 4..