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PAGE SEVEN THE STAUNTON NEWS-LEADER, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 29, 1938 TWO KILLED, FIVE BURNED IN VIRGINIA GOAL MINE BLAST VBV YORK STOCK LIST Abbott, Proctor, Fain Broken 110 W. Frederick St. Telephone I 123-at STAUNTON MARKETS Quoted by City Produce Exchange Quotations subject to unex- peeled fluctuation, and not guaranteed by quoting firm "The Community Exchange Medium' THE NEWS-LEADER'S CLASSIFIED ADS Cenaeet the Mm sad the Joe nv3 Lost Article rind Bom (m Ttaaat Iiutti (sr BaM Tmm Lawaatee ArUciaa UU Cmi CLOSING QUOTATIONS Special 10 Discount On All FRUIT CAKES Kate Smith BAKING KIT, 31c value Major Brand MINCE MEAT ...2 lb. can 25c CABBAGE .5 lbs. 10c CcZ 411 ami Askior the AdTaker Rooms Without Board 56 WORDS On Botli Paper Papei day JO day 1-36 Week 17 INCORPORATED Open Close Air Reduction Alaska Juneau All Is Chalmers 63Sj 64H 9'A 974 99 1 99 274! 17H; 174 48l 51V.

American Can Amer. For. Power Amer. Rad. S.

S. Amer. Smelting Ame.r T. and T. American Tobacco --I 87 I Anaconda Copper Atlantic Refining" 211 21 Allied C.

and Balto. and O. Bendl Corp. 1 7 27 294 75 78 29 29H 87'i 88 29H 29H 81H 82 6'4 56H! 58'4 10 'm lVi -14 2874 294 6 674 35 3574 4614! Beth. Steel Briggs Co.

Case, J. I. Con. Oil Corp. Chrysler Corp.

Columbia Gas Commercial Solvents Commercial Solvent Comm. and South. Con. Gas Curtels Wright C. and O.

Cerro De Pasco Du Pont Elec. P. and L. Eastman Kodak 150 1 10X41 10H 180181H Freeport Sulphur 2874! 2874 42 39 49-4! 50 36! 3774 7 7 7H 714 55H! 57 5414 55 8H 8 41! 4174 General Electric General Foods General Motors Good. T.

and R. Houston Oil Hudson Motors Inter. Harvester Inter. Nickel Inter. T.

and T. Kennecot Copper Lorillard 20! 20 Mack Truck Mid Con. Pet Kan, Tex. R. 27! 27 RJ Mont Ward McCrory Stores Nat.

Biscuit Nat Distillers aSMafcsaj.flatoiBfceieaBSBB N. Y. Central N. N. H.

and H. North Amer. Packard Phillips Pet Penn. R. R.

Pure Oil Radio Radio Keith R. J. Reynolds Tob. Sears Roebuck Stand. Brands Stand.

Oil of N. J. Stand, of Vacuum Teas Corp. Texas G. S.

Timken Roller Bear. United Corp. U. S. Rubber TJ.

S. Steel 66 26 5 Vanadium Warner Bros. West. Elec. J118 '118 Woolworth, F.

W. I 48'4! 48 Yellow Truck 181 CURB STOCKS Asso. G. and E. lb case packs, pound carton packs in solid print 29c and Quartered lb 30c lb.

Eggs: Receipt are slightly Increasing: nearby ungraded eggs, mixed colors and sizes 28 to 30c hennery whites a to weight 31 to S3 do. Pullet eggs 23 to 25c a to weight Graded eggs: Receipts fairly liberal; market one cent lower on top gradea, mediums unchanged. Quoting large extras Mc dos. Large standards 32c doz. Pullets and trade mostly 25c das.

Live poultry: Receipt very moderate; undertone steady and firm Turkeys: Light reveipts, but demand quiet; quoting for bulk of sales, hens mostly 25c lb. and torn 22-230 as to weight. Hens-Market stronger with bulk of galas Red and Rock 16-17c lb poor quality light hen a to value. Leghorn mostly 12c few heavies above. Chickens, unchanged, no egTidnSr Reds stapgy kind a to value.

Rocks, choice 17-18c mostly 18c lb. CLOSE IN APARTMENT ONE 4-room apartment located 510 West Frederick St. All modern conveniences and newly painted and papered ready to occupy. ONLY Christiansburr, Dec It An explosion presumably of natural gas killed two miners and severely burned five others In the Merrimae anthracite coal mine in Price Mountain near here lata today. Two of those Injured were not expected to live.

Chriatlansburg, Dec 28. One man was killed and six others were bumed, one believed fatally. In an explosion late today In the hard-coal mine at Merrimae, about half-ffoy between here and Blacksburg. Dr. A.

M. Showalter. director of the New Altamont hospital here, said tne aeaa man naa oeen identified as Bob Huff, son of Ed Huff. of Montgomery county. The physician said Vernon Peele, address unknown, was bumed so badly that no hope was held for his recovery.

The other five- Injured, all of whom were seriously bumed, were listed by Dr. Showalter as: Floy Gills, believed to be of Blue-field. Va, Clarence Kipps. Blacksburg. John Klpps, Blacksburg.

Louis Harris, address unknown. James Thompson, Merrimae. Ambulance drivers said they believed all of the injured had been removed. They said the cause of the explosion had not been determined so far as they could ascertain. Huff was found dead after the explosion, evidently having been killed Instantly by the blast.

Those Injured were said to have suffered extensive bums, the outcome of which could not be determined immediately by hospital attaches. Peele was said to have been employed In the mine for only four esst: PHILADELPHIA MARKETS Philadelphia. Dec. 28.HV-Eggs, market ruled steady receipt and offerings were light; demand was fair but trading lacked snap: shown. Storage continued steady at unchanged prices; local receipts light but ample to moderate demand; U.

S. extras white 1 to 4 inc. 35-390 doz. browns 1 to 4 34-36 mediums 1 to 4 at 32-35 l-2c S. stds.

1-2, 3-033; 3 and 4 stds. 26 1-2-28c mediums 24 1-2-26C U. Sfi trades mixed colors 25 l-2-26c receipts cases. Butter: No sales, offerings or bids on Phila, pro. exo.

92 score 28 1-2-29c 90 at 27c lb. Live poultry: Market ruled steady to firm on hens, pullet and roasters and easy to weak on broilers; receipts were moderate to heavy; trading fairly active with sufficient clearances most quarters. Turkeys firm toms 26-28; laree 25-26; old 23-24; hens 30-32c; White Pekln ducks 18 to 20c; Muscovy 15-16, geese 20-22 guineas 20v lb. Hens, Rock hens lbs. 22-23; Reds and mixed 5 lbs.

up 20-21 Leghorns 4 to 5 3b. 18-20c lb. Pullets, Rocks 4 lbs. up 24-25C 1-2-3 S-4 lb. 20-23C Reds and mixed 4 lbs, 22-23c.

0 AUGUSTA SPRINGS Augusta Spruurs, Dec, 28. Walter Goff, of Pungo, Is spending the holidays here in the home of his mother, Mrs. L. H. Goff.

Miss Jane McGeehe left Saturday moring for her home near Fann-ville. Miss Gladys Sandridge Is spending the holidays at her home in Lynchburg. Ernest Holslmrer spent Saturday night in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.

S. Cale. Miss Mamie Moran, of Covington, is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Moran, for the holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Cale and family visited Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Kirby of Kerrs Creek, Sunday. Mrs.

Eva Blackley, of Covington, is a visitor in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Judd Oale. Cattle 513; fat steers firm, bulk 9.5O-10.25; one lot of 49 Hereford, sold 13.00. Heifers steady, cows demand 25 hither. Bulls firm, plainer barely steady.

Stockers and feeders firm. Calves, 274; 1.00 higher. Few selects 14.00, for good and choice. Hogs, 312; in light run, steady; Choice western 9.00-925; choice locals Sheep, 159; lambs liberal supply, choice 10.00-10.50 medium to good. 8.50-9.50, common 6.00-7.00, Baltimore, Dec (USDA) Cattle: No market contemplated today on few offerings; scattered sales cows and bulls fully steady, with Tuesday few cutter to plain cows 4.75-550 odd head bulls 6.75 down, calves small supply vealers steady top 10.50.

Hogs: Steady with Tuesday good and choice 120-210 lbs. 8.50-8.70 practical top 8.70; 220-240 lbs. 8.20-840. 250 to 300 lbs. 7.75-8.00; good pack- lng-sows 6 75-7 20.

Sheep: No action contemplated today on meager supply on offer; market quoted nominally steady with Tuesday. 6 6 9 9Ve 3 3S 1 IS EGOS, TJ. 8. Extra Wait, loss off 33c EGGS. D.

S. Extra. Brown, loss off 31c EGGS, D. Standard white and browns, loss off 27c EGGS, current receipt, fresh, 55 lbs. and over, loss off 24c JOGOS, 0.

S. medium, whit and browns, loss off 25c EGOS, trades, check and' dirties, loss off 24c HENS, heavy (4 to, each and up HENS. irnaU colored and Leghorns (3 lbs. and over) lie BROILERS, H. H.

Barred Rock "Kr Reds, and heavy mixed breeds (2 lbs and up) 16c BROILERS, Leghorn. Anconaa, and blacks (2 lbs and GXJINEA8. old. each 25 DUCKS, Muscovy 10c OLD ROOSTERS, Stags 10c DUCKS 10c GUINEAS, young (2 lbs and op) 15c GEESE TURKEYS: Old terns old hen 21 Culls 10c YOUNO TOMS, 15 lbs. and up YOUNG HENS, 9 lbs.

and up STAUNTON GRAIN MARKET QaoUd by Whit Star MlUa Mill are making two grade of feed known a mixed feed and middlings: mixed feed, 1125 per 109 pounds: white middlings, $1.66 per 100 pound: bran, 91-25. RYE 600 CORN, per bbL' 70 to 75c WHEAT 70c -o LIVESTOCK Jersey City, N. Dec. (US. Dept Agr) Cattle 620 Including 210 directs.

Steers active, fully steady; medium 1095 lb N. Y. states 9.50; good 1271 lb Virginia short feds 10.75. Cows and bull active, fully steady; medium cows 5.00-655, few 650; common 4.25-75; low cutter and cutter 3.50-4.00. Medium bulla C.00-7.50; cutter and common 5.00-5.75.

Vealer and calves 780 Including 340 directs. Market active, fully steady, spots higher on calves; good and choice nearby vealers 9.0012.00, few selects 12.50; medium 7.50-8.25; cull and common Good and choice 240-290 southern calves 6.50-750. Sheep and lambs 4,110 Including 3,780 direct. Lambs fairly active, steady to 10 higher; good and choice fed westerns 1055; similar quality PennsylvaniAs 10.00; medium and good 950. Sheep steady; common and choice slaughter ewe 2.50-425.

Hogs 2.690 Including 2,600 directs. (On the New York market, 60; Jersey City, 30.) Market steady; good and choice 197 lb average 8.15; 219 lbs 755; good heavy packing sows 6.50. Chicago, Dec. 26 (JP) (U. S.

Dept Agr.) Strictly good, choice and prime steers and yearlings sold today at fully steady prices but other cattle wera weak to 25 lower. The tor for yearlings and light steers was $13.6 j. Hogs sold unevenly, lightweights advancing much 10 cents, with top at $8, while weights over 240 pounds went at mostly steady levels, in some Instances 10 tent lower. Lambs returned steady to stronger prices, the day's top resting at $9.50. Hogs 20.000 Including 2,500 direct; market opened strong to 10 higher than Tuesday's average; top 8.00 paid freely; most 220 lbs sold early; most 175-210 lb.

weights 7.80-8.00; heavier weights closed with early advance tost; spots 5-10 lower; bulk good and choice 240 lb up late 7.20-40; packing sows steady to strong, bulk light and mediumweights 6.40 75; shippers estimated holdover 2.000. Cattle calves medium to good grade steers and yearlings weak to 25 lower, mostly 10-15 off; break apparent of kinds selling a 11.00 down; If not high qualitied 1150 down; well conditioned steers and yearlings fully steady selling at 12.00 upward; extreme top light steers and yearlings 13.65; best heavies 1350; sizeable sprinkling yearlings and weighty steers 12.75-1350; bulk general crop 9.00-1225; heifers steady best 10.75; several loads bulk 8.00-9.50; cows very scarce, strong; beef cows bringing 6.00-7.00.: mostly with cutters best strongwelght 5.40; bull 15-25 higher at C.75-7.25; few head selected weighty vealers mostly strong market at 9.00-10.00; stockers and feeders scarce, that trade being on a half fat steer basis with cattle selling at 00-950. Sheep' 9,000 Including 1,000 directs; fat lambs active, steady to --strongs-spots 10 or more higher; wooled lambs 9.OO-40; to 9.50; sheep firm; (slaughter ewes 3.75-4.25 mostly. Lancaster. Dec.

X.IJP) VJEU. COME MEH! V0Q KMOW WHERE VDUR PAL 300 VOUK AMD YOU TALKED THATfe HE Raer-e Chicago, Dec 28. iPh-Predictions that a second cold wave would over spread tha United States grain belt by tomorrow night moved Chicago wheat price up nearly a cent today. Trans-Atlantic purchasing both of United State and Canadian wheat assisted the market to mount. About 3,000 tons of Canada were bought for shipment to Palestine, and 2,000 tons from the United State to go to Norway.

Adverse domestic weather also stimulated demand, for com, and there were more complaint of scorching temperature in Argentina, where molsture-is-ungently needed by the new crop. About 400,000 bushel of United States corn was taken to be exported to Europe. At the close, Chicago wheat fu tures were 3-8-3-4 higher compared with yesterday's finish. May 68 1-2-5-8, July 68 1-4-3-8, com 1-4-1-2 up, May 53, July 53 7-8. oats 1-4-3-8 advanced, rye showing 1-8-1-4 bulge, and provision unchanged to 6 cents Jump, Helping the upward trend of value here was the fact that the Liverpool market on reopening after an extended holiday made more than a full response to advance scored this side of the Atlantic.

Com, rye, and oat responded to wheat market gain. Beside, low temperatures in the United States were expected to necessitate hav-ler feding of corn. Simultaneously, reclpts here dwindled to only 22 cars today. Oat advanced fractionally to sea sonal fresh top price records. Mod erate demand revealed notanle scantiness of offerings.

Rye supplies were meager. Provision reflected bulge of hog values and of cereals, but warehouse Interests were again sellers. March: open 67 5-8. high 87 7-8, low 67 5-8, close 67 7-8, May: open 68-68 1-4. high 68 5-8, low 68, close 68 1-3-5-8.

July: open 68-68 1-8, high 68 3-8, low 67 7-8. Close 68 1-4-3-8. Sept: open 68 5-8-3-4, high 69, low 68 5-8, close 69. Corn March: open high low close 63 3-8. May: open 52 5-8-3-4, high 83, low 52 5-8, close 53.

July: open 63 6-8, high 13 7-8, low 53 5-8, close 53 7r8. Sept: open 54 1-2-5-8; high 54 3-4, low 54 1-2, close 54 3-4. OaU May: open 29 1-2, high 99 1-4, low 29 1-2. close 29 3-4. July: open 28 3-8-1-2, high 28 5-8, low 28 3-8, close 28 5-8, Sept: open 28 3-8.

high 28 1-3, low 28 3-8, close 28 1-3. Rye May: open 45 5-8. high 45 7-8, low 45 8-8. close 45 7-8. July: open 45 3-4, high 46 7-8, low 45 3-4, close 45 7-8.

6ept: open 46. high 48 1-1, low 46, close 46 1-8. 0 RICHMOND MARKETS Richmond, Dec. 28 (USDA) Fruit and vegetables: Receipt fairly liberal; trading quiet price unchanged. Quoting: number one white potatoes in 100 lb sack packs 1.75, sweet potatoes, choice bushel pack 1.00; cabbage, choice 50 lb.

sack of green stock 75c, white stock 65c; onion, 50 Jb. sack, number one stock 135 to 1.50; lettuce, std. crate pack 3.50 to 4.75 a to pack and quality. Celery 250 to 3.00 per standard crate. Tomatoes, new southern crop in bushel basket packs 4.00-4.50; grapes, std 28 lb California lugs 2.25 to 250; Virginia apple; quoting number one stock in bushel packs: York and Ben Davis 1.10-1.25, Ganoa, Twigs and Stay-mans 135 to 150, Delicious 1.65 to 1.75.

fancy Saps 1.75-2.00. Butter: Virginia creamery, in 30 The Warrock Richardson ALMANACK Virginia Edition 1939 is NOW ON SALE at the Leader Office IS each By Mail 18c "The AH Virginia Book -of-Facts? Send for One Today UfUnTTA Vol "i 1 1 I'-IJMI a riCU KNEW stfV 1 VIRGIL Phones 1379139 TOB BJEWI Nicely furnished -comfortable, downstairs room: semi-private bath. Reasonable. Close In. Also private garage.

Rhone 72SJ. 12-16-tf-dh-bp REAL ESTATE Business Property 61 TOB BALE Grocery In good location, good business. Cash price reasonable for quick sale. If interested, call at News-Leader Office Grocery 12-29-ttnl-pd Houses For Sale 65 TOB BALB House of five rooma, bath, furnace heat, electricity, water; easy to heat; excellent close in; extremely reasonable price for cash. Phone 1051W.

lJ-28-ltnl-2U- T. la. XTTXOBBALD, Auctioneer PUBLIC SALE To satisfy a execution In my hands in favor of first national Bank of Harrisonburg, Barrlsonbnrg, Vl, vs. B. L.

McCanley, wlU seU at publlo anctlon to the highest bidder is front of City Ball, Waynesboro, Virginia oa SATURDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1938 beginninr at 11:00 a. aa. the follow- lnn On rrlck saw mill, compute with a S3'1 saw; on 38-36 McCor-mick thresh machine; one S3-36 trac tor mad by the International Har- TEMUl CASH X.CTXSB TBATX, Constabl. Tractor and saw mill may sa rrm of C.

Bitenonr between Lyndhnrsrt and Bherando; thresh machine at farm of Lnther Leonard, two mile north of Waynesboro oa road. This machinery la la good running conditloa. 13-28-Stm AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT AKD Mill IT TTMLAWFUL TO SELL BEER AND WINK, OB XITHEB BEZB OR WINB, in THB COOWTY OT ATJ-OU8TA BITWBIg TBI HOURS OF TWItTl O'CLOcr POST MERIDIAH OF BACK BATTTRDAY AND SIX O'CLOCK ANTE MERID- I AIT or BACK MONDAY; AND TO PRESCRIBE FINES AND PENALTIES FOR. VIOLATIONS OF THIS OKDINAHCB. BB XT OBDATNED BT THB BOARD Or SUPERVISORS OF AUQUSTA COUNTY I 1.

That th sal of beer and wins. or either beer or win. In th County of Ang-nsta between the honrs of twelv o'clock post meridian of each satnraay ana six oiocx ant meria- ian of each Monday, is hereby pro-hibitedt and It shall be unlawful for any person to sell beer and wine, or either beer or wine. In the County of Ansmsta betweea the Honrs of twelv o'clock post meridian aaeli sataraay ana six o'clock ant mna-ian of ach Monday. B.

Any person who violates any provision of this ordinance shall be punianabj By a tn of not more than fifty dollar (350.00) or Imprisonment In jail not more than thirty days, either or both. In th discre tion of th court or jury trying; th same. 3. This ordinance shall In tore from and after its passage and dn publication as required by law. BOARD Or SUPERVISORS Anrasta County, Virginia.

12-23-14t-ni- BV. O. BTEBS, Aaotlonser PUBLIC SALE OF Personal Property ON THURSDAY, DEC 29, 1938, Oa th farm formerly owned by W. A. Qnlck on Spring Hill road th foUowingi 3 horses, 1 sits harness, I two- horse wagons, 1 hay rake, 1 Mo-Cormick-Deering mower, 1 pulveriser, I Syracuse torn plow, 1 cultivator, 1 corn harrow, 1 MoCormlck-Deerlng- cream separator, 1 wash sink and turbine bottle washer, 1 small wash sink, 1 stone laundry tabs, 1 don til drain kitchen sink, 1 large refrigerator, 1 kitchen rang, 1 kit- hen cabinet, 1 inches taftle, 1 living room suite, several old beds.

1 lot frnit jars, 1 lot milk cans, backets, GOO ft. oak board, 3x4; 400 yards paillngs; SO locust posts, 1 Stnart cow clippers. 8 cow blankets. 1 lot hardwood flooring, Bay lora, and 1 telephone. W.

J. QCTCX. TERMS I CASK. W. A.

QUICK JR. Clerk. SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY By virtue of and la accordance with th terms of a deed of trust dated May ,14, 1935, executed by B. R. Croweil and another, reeorded In th offlc of th-Cor poratlon Court of th City of Stann- ton in Deed Book Mo.

43, p. 65. and at th written request of the holder of th debt therehy secure tne undersigned trustee la said deed of trust will seU to the hifbest bidder or bidder at public auction In front of th County Court Rous of Au gusta County la ths City of Staun ton on WEDNESDAY, JAN, 25, 1939, at twelv o'clock noon, a parcel of land situate on the west side of South Washinirton street, being the same convevea to the said E. R. Croweil bv R.

L. Stratton and wife by deed "dated November 88. 1911, recorded In the aforesaid Clerk's Office In Deed Book No. 33. p.

62. and ther described ae Lota Nos. 3 and 4 on a plat and snrvev made by H. P. Hancock.

Surveyor, Improved with brick residence. TERMS Or SALE: One-third ot the purchase price in cash on the dsv of sale and the residue In two eqnal Installments at oss ssd two years resnectlvelv after the date of sale, to be evidenced bv the bonds of th purchaser, bearing ix per cent Interest from date, payable semi-annually, and dated venlv with th sale, waivlnf the benefit of the homestead exemption, the said bonds to be secured bv deed of trust drawn and reeorded the pnrchaser's eosts. The pnrehsser will required to maintain and nay the premlnms for Insurance upon bnildlurs as further security lor unpaid purchase money. J. M.

PERRY, 12-22-4 to-nl-thurs Trastea. week month Far wort-8i etmt pa I worA Brst insertion: three Mat 1 worda tech smbM- eteat linartlwv fits the name and address phona number of advertiser not given in an advertisement, tout replies art to be tent car ot this office, the nam cannot be given out. No jd tn the office is permitted to do to. AUTOMOTIVE Automobile Service BBonrimro jaw. win cloned Sundays ana at nights open each week: day 7:30 a.

in. to 1:30 D. m. No AAA servie ren. dered after Dee.

U. J. W. Ful-wider's Cars re, 122 N. Central Ave.

Phone 111 day; 12S night. lt-M-lt-bp-me Uaed Cars For Sal XOm SAXB Model Ford touring, 1 10.00. Cleveland Motor. lJ-i2-tf-ebp-c 10 UXI 1929 Ford model A coach, ITS.oo. Cleveland Motor.

11-22-bp-tt-lo Trucki For Sale TO 1AXX 1917 Ford pick-up. ex-cellent condition, low mileage. Priced low for Quick sa.1. Apply 414 Austin Ave. 11-29-ltnl-iU-mp ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost, Found, Strayed UIT German police Answers to name of "Punk." License No.

136907. Reward If returned to 26 Lake Ave. lJ-2-itl-2tnl-p BBTTBB bird dof loit: black with tan legs and breast. Answers to name ol Krowni. newara.

i a Crafton. Phone MOW. BUSINESS NOTICES Repair Service 19 BXTXBT WATCH and clock repairing br g-radust of Elgin Watch College. Round rrtal 5c da all klnda of Jewelry repairing. Jewel Box, It W.

Beverley "Staunton, Va. EMPLOYMENT Instruction 25 AJBCBATT-ATXATIOH. Jted: "Tour future In the ekien." New It pae booklet (free). State age. Aero Industries Technical Institute.

Registrar, Rosebery. 2021 E. 12nd Balto. U-20-3tp-card Male Help Wanted 27 IVAHTIO-Marrled man for farm and dairy work. Inferences required.

Apply W. Trimble, Swoope, Va, Rt, 1, 12-28-Jtpn! A BUSI2TXB4I of your own booking orders guaranteed trees, ehrubs, plants. Weekly pay. Earn 150 up. No Investment.

Experience Unrteo esry. Rurr Nurseries, Manchster, Coin. 12-29-lto-nl Situations Wanted 30 IV ANTED to contact farmers and with equipment. Address W. K.

25, care Leader. U-29-3tp-t)l a LIVESTOCK Livestock for Sale 34 TOB BAM Fair sorrel mares, pair hav mares, all young. Freeh and springing heifers, Guernseys. 15 pigs anil shouts. D.

B. Fhlfllett, Churchvllle, Va. 12-28-3tp-nl JOB SALE S3 ewes bred for March $7. SO; alfwi 21 thin ewes, some gwjd mouths, bred $3. B0.

E. S. Hogshead, Mt Solon, Va. nv, MERCHANDISE Fruit 36-A APPLES YOB MLB Delirious, Rtayman, Grimes. Vorks, Black Twig, bv single bushel or truck lod.

Six miles west on Parkers-burg Pike. Valley Mills Cold Stor-age. Phone 8F4. Household Goods 33 BXXCTXOX.UX vacuum cleaner for malm, ne rfect coTulfUon. "One ymrt guarantee, 30 cash.

Phone 849W, from to 7 p. m. 12-S8-2tl-ltnl-ec Bliscellaneoua for Sale 31 WAKROCX-XICHARDSOW ALMA-BAD oa sal a Mews-Leader office, 15oi by mail. 18c, anywhere. Better order at once.

Best state Abnasao published- ia-17-tf-eo-bp JOB BALE Bean Armored Royal Tractor Trailer sprayer 300 gallon tank 20 gallon pump. Looks like Is as good as new. Write Barr Orchard A Farm Supply. ll-27-3t-nl-c IXSPXDXZA seed for sale. Excellent seed; recleaned, good test, free of dodder Price reasonable.

Mrs. Herbert Carter, Rt. 2. Phone 99F4. U-29-ltp-nl 11 RENTALS Houses For Rent 52 FOR RBBfT Large brick house, known as S.

H. Parkins place on Valley Pike near Verona. Bath and water in house; good garden. Possession Jan. 1.

S. F. Toppin and H. A. Rodefter, Weyers Cave.

Phone J2F1I. Jl-29-ltnl-p 1.71 1.50 150 8.00 NEW YORK POULTRY New York, Dec. 23. Live poultry: Receipts light, market firmer; quoting broikrs, Rock 19-21c; crosses l7-20c; Reds 18-19c; hens, Leghorns 17-18c; Reds 22c; colored 18-22, pullets Reds 25. Rocks 24c lb.

Turkeys, young hen 32c; young toms 25 to 28. 0 ROANOKE CHAIN Roanoke, Dec. 23. W) Wheat, 74 cents; com 60 cent a bushel. 0 LYNCHBURG GRAIN Lynchburg, Dec, 28.

iPs Wheat 65 cents; yellow corn 60 cents; white corn 55 cents a busheL NOTARY PUBLIC WITH SEAL News-Leader Central Asm, S. GORE Wilr Bld. heater AtZl heater, miles. ffcfmCCt i By FRED LOCIIER I CAW HUP 4 Bet? TT VCU TAKE A LOOK 1935 Dodge Coupe, new paint, good tires, t)JCZ thoroughly reconditioned. Cities Elec.

B. and 6. Ford Ltd. --1 Pennroad CHICAGO GRAIN WHEAT May July Sept. Open I 68 68 68 Clce 68 68 69 CORN Open 52 531 54 Close 53 I 53 74 154 OATS Open 29! 28! 28 Close 29a 28 28 WOOL MARKET Boston, Dec 29 (JP) (TJ.

S. Dept ags.) Inquiries were received today for a number of grades of domestic wools and few bids were made on the Boston market but holders rejected most of the bids. Only small cleanup lots of shorn domestic fools were available at prices below last week's quotations and only an occasional sale was being closed at asking prices. Boston wool houses were quite consistently refusing to grant further, price concessions. BALTIMORE MARKETS Dec.

28. (TV-Wheat No. 2 red winter garlicky spot domestic 74 1-2. Corn, No. 2 yellow 60-62.

Eggs, 2611 casse steady. Nearby ungraded eggs whites, large size 35- 36. mediums 32-34; mixed colors 30-32. Butter 2054 TZROINIAt In th Circuit Court of Aa-rnsta County, Sec SI. 1938.

Edith I. Chandler vet Order of Pubuoatlon William F. Chandler The object of th above styled suit Is to obtain aa a menes et txoro divorce for the plaintiff from th defendant oa th ground of desertion and son-rapport, and ths said defendant, aa It appears by affidavit filed in this cans, being a non-resident of the State of Virginia, It la hereby ordered that th defendant, William F. Chandler, ao appear ner within ten days from the due publi cation of this order and do what is herein. A copy, Teste: HARRY BURNETT, Clerk.

Richard C. Peyton, p. a. 13-gg-erp-ni HOMER HOOPEE vyoU M(WX CLEW, BO! WE SOU GOT THAT PA- tfUST kO ftsffct a 8 AS 1936 Plymouth Coupe low miles. A bargain 1937 Plymouth Coach with and radio, new tires 1938 Chevrolet Sedan with 12,000 miles.

1938 Dodge Sedan, 16,000 A nearly new car. B. CLEVELAND MOTORS, Inc. DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS StauntonVirginia Tlie Helping Hand I AAPMJ I I CAUY FEWiENN- Vl MW6E TWO STUCK LI? A GU TOOK WS CLCTTVfeS TOOK HIS DOOGH RSHT, ISWY IT BER A TrUNG 0 if- in a il,.