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4 The MissouMan, Wednesday, June 27, 1962 New York Stock Exchange Quotations 1 Lodge Notices 1 Lodge Notices Charles White, Charlo Rancher, Dies at 77 aeayaaaaWiP ii aaaaaeaat Stocks in Spotlight Bid NJ 120e MISSOULA LODGE NO. (58 LOYAL OR NEW YORK (Ar) Bales, doling Std 0 Oh 2.50 Bterl Drug 1.80 82 11 82 38 44 43 44 4- 464 49 48 48 Vt 4 49 48 48- 24 57 56 57 19 24 23 24 7 85 54 54- 184 6 20 16 15 1ft 4- price and net change of tha fifteen moat active atocka Tuesday; DER OF MOOSE, 140 W. Pine. Meetings 1st and Ird Thursday, p.m Club open 10 to 1. R.

MLNNERLY. Governor, ph. 641-6224. R. W.

ORAT. secretary, ph. 549-1518. Salei Cloaa Chge, A long-time rancher of the Char- burial Friday at 2 p.m. Burial will be in St.

Ignatius. AMERICAN LEGION POST 27 Meets Is and 3rd Mondays, upstairs, Chamber Commerce. B. ALLEN, ph. 843-7481.

Adjutant, P. O. Box 1107. AUXILIARY UNIT 27 meets 3rd upstairs Chamber of Commerce MRS. HOLLTJ) AMMERMAN, ph.

543-6993. 8ALI8H FORTY EIGHT, prom. 4th Monday, H. H. HANOER, chef da Oara.

Correspondant Box 467. lo area, Charles Everett White, 77, Tel 23 23 23 9 8 9 died in a local hospital Monday Mr. White was born Oct. 7, 1884. 20 71,400 Vk 8' 65.800 100H 55.500 48'e Vi 53,400 103 1 48.300 85 1 2 Deaths Funerals Polaroid Amer Tel Oen Motora Xerox Litton Ind Avco Corp Brunswick in Slater, and was a member of the Baptist Church.

night. The body is at the Squire-Simmons-Carr Mortuary and will be taken to the Fearon Mortuary in St. Ignatius for services and Slew war 40 Stone Ii Stud Pack Suburb Oaa ,80 Sunray 140 Bunsh Mn ,20 Swllt Co 1.80 Texaco 1.80 Tex Sul J5e Tex Ins Ttmk 2 40 Tran Air Transamer Trl Cont Twent Cen Underwd Un Carbld 3 80 Un Oil Cal 2b Un Pae 1.20a Louis E. Boggess Is Dead at 56 Louis Earl Boggess, 56, died in a Missoula rest home Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Boggess was born Sept.

29, 1905 in Liberty, Mo, He went to Kansas City, with his mother in 1909 and moved to Missoula in 1949. He served in Africa and Italy during the Second World War. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Cora Jeffries and an aunt, Mrs. Fay Green, both of Missoula, and several cousins.

Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday in the Squire-Simmons-Carr Rose Chapel. Burial will be in the Sunset Memorial Gardens with the Rev. Lawrence L. Gruman officiating.

Survivors besides the widow, Include five sons, Laurence, Miles VETERANS OP FOREIGN WARS Post 209 Sid Oil NJ Oen Tel As El City; Everett Richmond, Antoine Bury Dies in Hotel Antoine (Tony) Bury, 75, died In a local hotel Monday night. He was born Jan. 17, 1887 In Wausau, Wis. He moved to Brook-side, In the Bitter Root Valley, in 1915 where he homesteaded. He also homesteaded in Dodson in 1935.

He moved to Lolo in 1945 where he worked as a ranchhand until his death. He married Clara Boettcher in 1910, and she died in 1945. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Harvey Sorkness, Priest River, Idaho; Mrs. Kenneth Olson, Spokane, and Mrs.

Willard Parker, Yuba City, two sons, Walter and Lawrence, both of Cut Bank; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Cline, Bell, and Sister Superior Agnes of Milwaukee, seven grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Funeral services are pending at 20 34 33 33- 260 46 45 46 241 12 11 12 AO 81 57 60 19 45 45 45 8 8 8- 50 .10 29 29 41 37 35 35 40 19 18 18 27 16 15 15 111 86 83 84 60 49 48 49 118 28 28 28 13 30 29 30 48,100 47,500 4.1,100 40,500 39.500 38,000 37,000 34,800 33,900 30.800 Steel 19 4 22H l't 320 12' a 48 ft 19 Unch 41 28' 45V Sl'i, a 31 Net James, Kalispell; Robert, Regular meetings fourth Monday at Union Hall. L. R.

CHRISTMAN, Commander, 543- 7393. JOHN H. WALTERS, Adjutant Quarter-master, phone 849-7558. Ronan, and waiter, Kemmerer, Jack Flechsing Funeral services for Jack Del- Magnavox Zenith Gen Electrlo Beth Steel FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance Service Wye; two daughters, Mrs. Don Un Tank 1 60 Rales 234 Spruce Phone 843-2131 DITLMEIER Loulo, 79, 128 a.

5th 50b 37 Unit Air Lin ESTHER REBEKAH No. meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays In 1 0.0. Hall at 8 p.m MRS. BESSIE THRASHER, phone 349-0775; MRS. MAE MORIN, Secretary, phone 549-0310.

22 21 21 41 40 40 bert Flechsing, 44, 1637 S. Higgins who was electrocuted Sunday while working near Missoula, will 52 Butler, Ronan, and Mrs. Mary Rambo, Montesano, a brother, Aaron White, Missoula; three sisters, Mrs. Inez Austin, Three Forks; Mrs. Janie Kelley, Bozeman, and Mrs.

Frances Bres-lin, Helena, and several (hds.) High Low Last Chge 22 12' a 11 11 26 15 15'. 15 96 37 36 36 5 37 36 37 18 51 50,51 1 Admiral Alco Prod .40 Allied Ch 1.80 Allied Mills 2 be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the Squire-Simmons-Carr Rose Chapel. Allied Strs 3 WOMEN Of THE MOOSE Meet the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month MRS ARCHIE SAIN. Senior Regent, phone 549-3818; MRS.

ELMER MARTELL, Recorder, phone 549-3409. Rev. Guy Barnes will offici 76 6 8 8 50 20 20 20 5 20 20 20 34 72 70 70 29 15 14 14 44 41 41 41 14 23 22 22 400 42 41 41 3 141 140 141 19 26 26 26 2 33 33 33 30 15 14 15 Allls Cha. Alco 1.20 Amerada I 43 15 15 15 118 48 46 47 86 89 86 87 71 16 16 16 ate. Burial will be in Missoula Cemetery.

Am Alrlln 1 Am Can 2 Unit Alro 2 United Cp Unit Prult .50 UNCasIm .88 US Gyp 2.60a US 1.20 US Rub 2.20 US Smelt US Stl 3 UB Btl pf 7 US Tob 1.40 Utah PltL 1.39 Vanad Cp .60 Walgreen 1.60b Warn Pic .50 Wash Wat 2 Wn Air Lin 1 Wn Bancorp 1 Wn Un Tel 1 40 Westg El 1.20 B5 41 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETS SUN-days at 7 o'clock. Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 o'clock, basement of Priess Hotel, phone 543-5111. passed away at a local hospital Saturday noon. He waa born Oct. 26, 1883, at Curtiss, Wisconsin.

He waa a retired engineer of the N.P. Railway. Ha was a member of Harmony Lodge No. 49, Immanuel Chapt. No.

54, O.E.S.. B. of L.E., N.P, Veterana Club, and Scandinavian Club. He la survived by his wife, Blanche; 3 daughters, Evelyn Ditlmeier, Missoula; Mrs. Florence Vickerman, Inglewood, Mra.

June Justice, Denver; 1 brother, Erwln, Du-luth; 2 sisters, Mra. Daley Brooks, Sacramento; Mrs. Anna Bessett, Watson-vllle. and 3 grandchildren. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2:30 p.m.

at MARSH, POWELL It LIVINGSTON Chapel, Rev. William Hassler officiating. Harmony Lodge No. 49, will have graveside aervlces ln Missoula Cemetery. Am Cyan l.M 40 40 36 36 54 54 8 8 98 38 49 55 22 8 L.

H. Ditlmeier Funeral services for Louie H. 18 42 41 42 1 36 13 12 12 26 AmElPow 1.98 Am AFPw ,64 Am .90 Am Mot AmNOas 1.20 Afternoon Decline Hits Mart Again 169 27 26 199 13 13 Marsh, Powell Livingston Mor 13 6 41 41 41 VUbSOULA AERIE NO 12 P.O. GAULEB -Meets first and third Tuesdays. 8: p.m at tha Eagles Hall, 118 W.

Main LEROV BLAKE. Worthy President phone 549-3302. OEORGE SHERWOOD. Secretary. Ut Main phone 542-2331.

tuary. 22 36 34 34 'a 26 53 52 52 Ditlmeier, 78, 128 S. 5th St. 26 60 118 23 22 22 25 25 25 25 24 24 16 34 32 32 1 596 102 100 100 25 Bert Nelson who died in Missoula Saturday, will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the Marsh.

Powell Livingston Chapel MISSOULA SCOTTISH RITE BODIES 159 31 30 30 2 11 10 10 34 64 1 210 25 25 39 37 34 48 65 64 4 95 94 White Mot 2 Woolworth 2.50 Wrlgley 3a Regular meetings second and fourth Fridays In Masonic Temple. Visiting with the Rev. William Hassler offi 94 19 71 17 Yale i Tow Yngist 8h 5 Yngst 8 Dr 1 5 20 19 28 72 71 21 17 17 326 48 45 GERAGHTY FUNERAL HOME nrotners especially Invited. KENNETH WYCKM AN. Venerable Mas ter Lodxo ot Perfection.

ART L. THOMPSON. Secretary. ciating. Burial will be in Missoula Cemetery.

Harmony Lodge 49, will conduct graveside services. and-out traders cut a stock market rally to ribbons Tuesday, grabbing quick profits and leaving the list in a ragged state. Trading was quite active. It was the familiar recent story of a rise in the morning and a decline in the afternoon. 45-2 Zenith Funeral services for Bert Nelson, 71, a former farmer of the Post Creek vicinity who died in a Con-nell, hospital Friday were conducted at 2 p.m.

Tuesday in the chapel of Geraghty Mortuary. Burial was in the family plot in MIBSUULA COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY DOW JONES AVERAGES By J. A. Hoile A Co. The Dow Jones industrial average was S3S.76 off 1.01.

Twenty rails were 166.05 up .09, fifteen utilities were 103.33 up .28, and 65 stocks were 187.41 off .04. Total sales. 4,630,000 shares. NEW YORK (AP)-Speedy, in- Missoula 234 East Pise AmDulance Service Phone 543-6679 President. Mrs Vincent phone 17 11 11 11 67 39 38 38 1.60 24 24 24 119 45 43 44 249 34 33 27 49 48 4R 129 22 21 21 39 47 45 46 1 32 2 .2 2 529 20 19 19 6 22 21 21 15 46 44 45 67 52 50 50 269 32 31 31 105 39 38 38 543-3849; first vice president.

Mrs. Foreign Exchange Canada ln Missoula 9 per cent discount L. Murphy, ph. 542-2051, 415 Eddy ROSE Patrick Burns, 15, Huson, sneriit omce, pd 542-2107; Humane Society Shelter. Dhone 549-3934 Volume was 4.63 million shares Missoula Cemetery.

Pallbearers Canada in NY (free) 92.3125 Tuesday; compared with 7.09 million Walter Johnson Funeral services for Walter Johnson, 74, of the Priess Hotel, who died in Missoula Saturday, 92.3125 Monday. Great Britain (pound) 2.8073 Tuesday; 2.8072 Monday. 2 Deaths Funerals were Neil Bachman, Teddy Davis, Clarence Mund, Woodrow Morin, Jerry Nelson and Robert Stong. 7 passed away Sunday afternoon. He Is survived by his foster parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Rose, Huson; two brothers, Michael Rose, Huson, and James York, Boise. a sister. Jeanne York, Boise, Ida. Rosary will be recited 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday. Requiem High Mass will be celebrated 10 a.m. Wednesday both at St. John the Baptist Church. French-town.

Interment will be In Frenchtown Cemetery under direction of GERAGHTY Funeral Home. SQUIRE-SIMMONS-CARR ROSE CHAPEL SPOKANE STOCKS Furnished by J. A. Hogle Co. June 26: Bid Asked The Dow Jones industrial average closed at 535.76 for a net loss of 1.01 Enough of the early gains re will be at 1 p.m.

Wednesday in the Squire-Simmons-Carr Rose Patrick Rose 17 64 22-l 12 10 36 1 87 3 29 21 64 22 12 9 38 V. 87 29 21 Funeral Directors 329 East Pine Ambulance Service Pbone 543-3133 Chapel. Burial will be in the River Big Creek Apex .20 .30 Clayton 24 .27 Coeur d'Alene 07 .10 Day Mines ....6.05 6.15 mained so that, of the 1,302 is view Cemetery in Hamilton. The Am Smelt 2.40 Am Aug 1.60a Am T8iT 3 60 Am Tob 1.50 Am Zinc Ampex Cp Anaconda le Anac ArmcoStl 3 140 Armst Ck 1.60a Atchison 1.20s Atl Refin 2.40 Atlas Cp Avco Corp .70 Bait It Oh Beat Fds 160 Bendix 2.40 Beth Settl 2.40 Booooeing 2 BranAirw Brlst My Brunswick .60 Bucy Erie Budd Co Burroughs 1 Campb 2.20 Can Dry 1 Cdn Pac 1.50 Carrier 1.60 Case JI Cater Trac 1 Cen 1.08 Cerro Cp 1.10b Cert-Teed .60 Ches Oh 4 Chi Gt Wst 1 Ch Chrysler 1 Cities Svc 2 40 Clark 1.20 Cluett Coca 2.40 Colg 1.20a Colo Colum 1.10 Coml Cred 1 60 Coml Solv 80b ComwEd 1.20b Con Edis 3 Con Gas 2 30 Container Cont Can 180 Cont 1.60a Requiem high mass will be cele- sues traded, 554 advanced and 501 Rev. Grant S.

Moore will officiate. Golconda 1.52 1.60 brated at 10 a.m. Wednesday in St. John the Baptist Church in Monuments declined. New lows for the year totaled 119.

There were no new Highland Surprise .01 .03 Jack Walte 20 .23 Lucky Friday 23.50 24.50 Frenchtown for Patrick Burns 32 33 5 5 29 30 31 33 1 20 20 23 23 1 highs. Rose, 15, who died in a drowning Metropolitan 05 .08 Merger Mines 01 .02 ROCK OF AGES Garden City Granite Stone Co. accident near Frenchtown Sun 70 Veterinarians At State Meeting Phone 549-1520 114 Spruce 47 47 13 Grains Conclude Day in Mixed Price Pattern CHICAGO (AP) Support for grain futures which had held the market firm to strong most of the day faltered in late dealings on the Board of Trade and most commodities closed in a mixed range. The selling which canceled out some gains and trimmed others was described as profit cashing and scattered short selling, particularly in corn and oats. 13 18 116 376 14 18 116 13 11 23 7 24 47 36 13 40 42 11 24 125 53 24 18 39 40 14 125 38 46 34 28 13 30 25 46 Livestock day.

Rev. E. F. Burns will be celebrant. Burial will be in the Frenchtown Cemetery under the 7 65 24 13 10 38 89 20 21 33 5 30s-.

33 "4 20 25 48 14 42 48 24 36 75 38 9 25 36 16 37 68 54 17 39 48 44 6 Lost and Found 8 8 40 40 47 48 23 23'2 1 i Mineral King 04 .05 Nabob 01 .03 Nancy Lee Mines 70 .77 Nevada Stewart 01 .02 Pend Oreille 1.80 2.00 Reeves MacDonald 1.25 1.35 Sidney 12 .18 Silver Bowl 07 .10 Silver Chieftain 04 .05 Silver Dollar 48 .56 Silver Syndicate .18 .26 FLECHSING Jack 44, 1637 S. Hig-gins, passed away Sunday. He was bom Oct. 21, 1917 at Port Alice. B.C., Canada.

He Is survived by his wife. Llla; 2 sons, Stephen and Frederlco, of Missoula; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flechsing, and a brother. Daryl, Missoula; 1 sister, Rita, Boise.

Idaho. Funeral services will be at 10:30 Thursday morning at SQUIRE SIMMONS CARR Rose Chapel, Rev. Guy Barnes officiating. Interment will be in Missoula Cemetery. JOHNSON Walter, 74, Priess Hotel, passed away Saturday morning.

He was born Oct. 12, 1887, at Liberal, Missouri, He was an engineer tor the Anaconda Co. at Bonner. He Is survived by a sister. Daley Caley Bessie Barnes, Hamilton; 2 nephews, Ralph Barnes, Missoula; George Barnes, Mt.

Vernon, 1 niece. Alma Ertksun, Anaconda. Funeral services will be Wednesday at SQUIRE-SIMMONS-CARR Rose Chapel direction of Geraghty Mortuary. CHICAGO (AP)-(USDA)-Hogs LOST: Fly pole and reel, Rainy Lake About 70 Montana veterinarians and several out-of-state guest veterinarians attended the annual 34 34 butchers mostly steady; U.S. 1 and 2 190-230 lbs 19.00-19.25; campground June 24, $10 reward; phone 549-1304, W.

Dusenbury, 1048 Rollins Missoula. MISSING, girl's new black Fleetwtng bike. veterinarian convention in Boze man last weekend. Mrs. Earl Cooper and Mrs.

74 36- 8 24 35- 16 37 67 73 36 8 24 35 15 37 67 Sunkhme Cons 22 .24 Vindicator 20 ,30 Comp. Bond Fund 8 68 9 43 137 head mostly No. 1 190-210 lbs 19.50; 37 head around 215 lbs 19.75; mixed No. 1-3 180-230 lbs 18.50-19.00; No. 2-3 270-300 lbs double baskets, spotlights, lock; REWARD; 849-0220.

Comp. Fund 7.34 7.98 N. Brogger, both of Missoula, were PARTY known who took tools from 1818 S. 13th. Will be prosecuted 11 not 16.50-17.25; mixed No.

1-3 330-500 elected president and treasurer respectively of the veterinarian auxiliary. Mrs. J. M. Jackson, lb sows 13.25-15.25; 500-650 lbs 53 53 17 17 38 39 47 47 at 1 p.m.

Burial will be ln Rlverview 12.50-13.50. Cemetery at Hamilton. Hamilton, was elected secretary, Prev. Close Close 8 Rummage Sales 42 42 Corn Pd 1.30 xd 96 Cattle calves 100; slaugh High Low CHICAGO POTATOES Arrivals 106; on track 281; total US shipments Monday 560; new supplies moderate for long white, demand moderate, market best about steady, others barely steady; round reds demand good and market firm to slightly stronger; Calif. U.S.

No 1 A long whites, 4.25-4.35, fair appearance, 3 Calif, round reds 5.00-5.10; Ariz, round reds, 4.85. 107 7 Corning GI 1.50a 24 113 107 BOGGESS Louis 56, 216 Woodford, ter steers steady to load 6 6 6 Cudahy Pk Wheat passed away at a local rest home Tues New developments in the field of veterinarian work and papers describing new work were discussed at the convention, according to day noon, ne was born Sept. 29, 1905 at Liberty, Mo. He was a member of 1,144 lb slaughter steers, choice with a prime end 26.50; bulk 14 14 31 31- 43 44 48 48 17 17- 40 40 the University Congregational Church, and was a veteran of World War II. 14 31 44 "4 49 18 41 22 choice lb steers 24.75 i'Xdi Mrs.

Cooper. Curtiss Wr 1 Curtiss Wr A I Deere 2 Det Edis 2.20 Doug Aire 1.12t Dow Cliem 1.60 Dress Ind 1.20 du Pont 3r East Kod 2a FURNITURE AND CLOTHING SALE Wednesday. June 27 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. At Corner Kemp and S.

13th W. AU kinds of furniture at low prices SALVATION ARMY CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Cora Jeltrles; an aunt, Mrs. Fay Green, and 21 21 26.00; mixed good and choice steers 24.25-24.75; choice heifers 24.25-25.50; most good and mixed Butter; prices steady; unchanged; 93 score AA 57; 92 A 57; 90 54; 89 several cousins. Funeral services will be at 10:30 Friday morning at SQUIRE- 42 169 167 167 1 155 89 86 87' a SIMMONS-CARR Rose Chapel.

Rev good and choice 22.00-24.00; bulk 30 31 Eaton Mfg 180 ElPasoNG 130 53: cars 90 89 54. Eggs about steady; unchanged to lower; 70 per cent or better grade A whites 26; mixed 26; mediums 23; standards 24; dirties 21; checks 21. Lawrence L. Gruman officiating. Inter, ment will be in Sunset Memorial Gar 18 18 28 28' 31 19 29 74 20 dens.

10 Personal Factor A .60 Ford Mot 3 60 Freept Sul 220 72 72 1 20 20 JOHNSON Tert Lynn, 15 days old. daugh Jul 2.14'i 2.1314 2.13'i 2.131s Sep 2.16 2.15 2.16V 2.157s Dec 2.213i 2.21V's 2.21V4 2.21Vs Mar 2.23 2.23'i 2.23!4 2.234 May 2.20'n 2.19'i 2.19 2.197 a Corn Jul 1.10't! 1.09 UOU 1.091a Sep 1.12V 1.11 1.12 1.12 Dec 1.121 l.UVt 1.11 1.11 Mar 1.1SV4 1.14'. 1.14 1.15Vi May 1.174 1.17 1.17 1.17V Oats Jul .67 M'i .66 Sep i .67 .66 Dec .70 Ma .72 .72 .72 .72 May .72 .71 .71 .71 201, 20 1 21 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen W.

Johnson 16 53 52 53 Frueh Tra 1.20 GenAmTran 2.25 Gen Bak RELIEF from the tormenting pains of arthritis and rheumattz with and Liniment available at Florence of 1313 River passed away at 5 5 5 local hospital Monday evening. She Is Special Communication Thursday, June 28th Harmony Lodge No. 49, A.F.&A.M. Masonic Temple 2:00 p.m. Graveside Rites for Brother Louie H.

Ditlmeier George P. Rhoades, W.M. Gen Dynam Gen Elec 2 Gen Fds 1.80 Gen Mills 1.20 SPOKANE PRODUCE SPOKANE (AP) Spokane wholesale produce prices to retailers Tuesday: Butter (uncartonlzed), 75-77c. Eggs, large AA, 34-37c; large A. 33-35c; medium AA, 29-31c; small, 26c.

Poultry, colored fowl, oven-ready, 43c; fresh broiler fryers, 37c; frozen cutup fryers, 37c; fresh cutup fryers, 43c. Turkeys, large toms, frozen, oven-ready, 36c: small toms, 33c; hens, frozen, oven-ready. 10-14 36c. WANTED BY STICKNEY'8: 849-0111 GARBACE HAUL survived by her parents; a sister, Joni Marie, and grandparents. Funeral services will be at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at SQUIRE-SIMMONS-CARR Rose Chapel.

Rev. Carl E. Terry officiating. Interment will be ln Sunset Memorial Gardens. Gen Motors 2a Yes, 6 million people now insure their cars with STATE FARM! Thafa record matched by no otttar auto Insurer.

And SUta Farm haa baett tha world leader for 18 atralght yaaral How, you aakT By always offering low rates for careful drtvera" and by providing "Hometown Service wherever yoa eVtvt." tt'a an unbeatable combination, ae thoae 6,000,000 State Farm policyholder will tell you. State Farm haa 7,500 aganta coast to coast In fact, you'll find one near you leted below. So for the good deal that 4,000,000 people have found, call your State Farm TamOy Insurance Man" today I GenPCem 1.20a STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS VI SORGE 543-7567 Tel El. 76 10 90 340 104 30 553 100 289 143 46 20 22 31 4 39 115 20 Gillette 1.10 20 20 55 55 60 60 25 25 46 46 19 19 19 19 32 32 46 46 20 20 18 lB'a 36 36 30 30 22 22 34 34 22 22 26 26 21 56 62 25 47 19 19 33 47 20 18 38 30 23 35 22 27 Goodrich 220 Grant 120 if Gt Iron 2g Gt No Ry 3 Gt Sug 1.20 Greyhound 1.10b Gulf 1.40 POWER AND BANK STOCKS Montana Power Preferred, bid 116. asked 120.

First Bank, bid 37, asked 38. Northwest Bank, bid 46, asked 49. WE CAN DO IT" Callouses Hilton Hot 1 50 Holly Sug 1.40 xd 3 YOUR DAILY GUIDE BUSINESS SERVICE SPECIALISTS 36 Legal Publication Pain, Burning, Tenderness 54 53 54 47 46 46 Homcstk 160a Hud Bay 3 Ideal Cem .80 111 Cent 2 32 45 33 20 DON LEARY 19 20 1 32 32 1 42 42 on Bottom of Feet -SUPiR-FASK Deadline: 5 p.m. 20 33 43 VI Insplr Cop le IntBusMcn 3 w.vSf'ai; w-i1 'Wifc4jfoiifesy 368 339 329 329 12 50 45 44 45 Int Harv 2.40 Think TYPEWRITER SUPPLY For All Your OFFICE NEEDS 314 North Higgins PHONE 543-5183 105 56 54 54 Int Nick 1.60 21 -A Services Offered 26 25 25 Int Paper 1.05b 292 1803 Brooks 549-8333 36 34 34 IV 106 Int 1 For fast, grateful relief, (ret Dr. Scholl'i Zino-pada.

They aleo remove callouaea 231 43 42 42 80 81 50 54 onei of the quickest waya Johns Man 2 Jones It 2 50 Kaiser Al .90 Iennecott 2.50e rv. ii STATE FARM known to medical ecienoa. MM UI MlllaMI 21 -A Services Offered MISSOULA SANITARY CLEANING CO. CESSPOOLS, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection. 16 yean local experience; phone 549-4026 or 543-7048.

142 Kerr McG .80 The Careful Driver's (end eeretut buyer t) Car Imurenee Lehman 1.71e xd 49 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING WILL. ETC. A-8648 PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the State of Montana, ln and for the County of Missoula. In the Matter of the Estate of CARL P. JORDAN, Deceased.

Pursuant to an order of said Court, made on the 21st day of June. 1962. notice Is hereby given that 3rd day of July, 1962. at 10:00 o'clock A.M., of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, ln the City of Missoula. County of Missoula, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will of said Carl P.

Jordan, deceased, and for hearing the application of Elizabeth J. Reid for the Issuance to her of letters testamentary when and where any person Interested may appear and contest the same. Dated tha 21st day of June. 1962. J.

R. DONEHOO. Clerk By HILDUR 1. HARLOW, Deputy Clerk Stale Farm Mutual A-rttxnobi Insurance Company Noma Office: Bloomlnftsa, llllmt eoiaa Lib 46 Ligg It My 5 22 Link Belt 2.40 7 Littonlnd 3.501 319 Lockh Aire 1.20 237 42 41 41 27 26 26 69 68 68 25 24 24 26 25 25 11 11 11 75 74 75 41 41 41 89 84 85 1 43- 41 41 1 22 21 21 19 18 19 42 42 42 31 29 30 47 45 45 50 50 50 FENCING Loews Thea FOR W1KINU AND APPUANCB SERVICE. PHONE 543-5131 FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL LI 9-4127 Mimeographing Multlllthtng Vert-(u Addressing Envelopei Publla Btenograpnlo Work Modern Business College 112 West Main Lone SCem 1 Lorlllard 2 40 Mack Trk 180 Macy 2.20 Mag Cop 2 87f Marsh Fid 1.40 Superior Fencing Contractora Commercial Residential Wood or Steel Fences If no answer call eveninga 810 Woodwortb Pbone 549-4875 Martin 1 ROOFING Prompt Service Free Estimate II no answer, call evenings L.

Blake Phone 549-3501 This perfectly matured Kentucky straight bourbon is now available at a May Str 2 20 Mclntyre 120 PLANNING A NEW OR REVISED HEATtNO SYSTEM? Free planning and layout drawing done for you by CLAUSEN REFRIGERATION CO. 543-5141. McKess It 1.50-6 Merck 160 68 MOM 2 163 Middle SUt 10S 88 Minn .80 243 AUTHORIZED factory service, KEN-MORE. COLDSPOT. and SILVERTONS appliances at SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO.

126 N. HIGGINS 542-2181 32 194 44 34 34 64 30 27 44 37 32 30 26 19 45 43 24 30 304-l 18 18 43 44 32 33 1 33 33 62 62 27 27 1 26 26 42 43 36 36 32 32 30 30 23 25 18 18 45 45'i 45 45 23 23 37 37 utility commercial cows 15.50-17.50; utility and commercial bulls 19.00-21.00; few good and choice vealers 25.00-27.00; mixed good and choice 800-900 lb feeding steers 24.00-24.25. Sheep 500; slaughter lambs fully steady; slaughter ewes steady: choice and prime 80-110 lb spring slaughter lambs 22.50-24.00; good 21.00-23.00; cull to good shorn slaughter ewes 4.00-5.00. South SI. Paul Hogs 10.0OO; U.S.

1-2 barrowi and gilts weak to 25 lower; sows fully steady; barrows and gilts US. 1-2 190-240 lbs 18 0O-18 25; sows U.S. 1-3 270-360 lbs 14.75-15.75; feeder pigs choice 120-160 lbs 15.50. 16 SO. Cattle 5.000: calves 1.200;.

slaughter steers and belfers about steady; extremes weak to 25 lower; cows mostly steady, bulls fully steady; slaughter steers choice 1134 lbs 25.00; heifers choice 850-1050 lbs 24.00-24.50; cows utility and commercial 16.OO-17.00; bulls utility 18.50-20 00; high choice and prime vealers 30.00-32.00; good and choice slaughter calves 22.0O-25.0O; medium and good 550-700 lb feeder steers 21.50-23.50. Sheep 1,500: spring slaughter lambs 25-50 lower: slaughter ewes and feeders lambs steady; slaughter lambs spring prime 85-97 lbs weights 23.25: ewes shorn cull to good 3 50-5. 00; feeder lambs spring choice and fancy 15.00-17.00. Omaha Hogs 11,000: mostly 25 lower; barrows and gilts U.S. 1-2 200-240 lb butchers 18.00-18.50: aowa No 1-3 270-330 lbs 15.00-15.75.

Cattle 8.500: calves 25; slaughter steers and belfers about steady; cows fully steady; good and choice steers 22.50-24.75; good and choice heifers 21.75-24.75; cows utility 15.00-16 00; canners and cutters 13.0O-1S.OO; utility and commercial bulls 17.00-19.00; good and choice veslers 23.50-27.00; godd to low choice 525-650 lb yearling feeder steers 24.00-25.50. Sheep 1,500: generally steady; choice and prime 90-105 lb spring slaughter lambs 22.50-23.00; good and choice 105 lb shorn old crop slaughter lambs No 1 pelts 13.50: cull to good shorn slaughter ewes 3.50-5.50: choice with end fancy 65-78 lb native spring feeder lambs 17.50. Sioux Ctty Hngs 8.000; barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower: sows active, strong to 25 higher; barrows and gilts No 1-3 100-240 lbs 17.75-18 00; sows No 1-3 300 to 400 lbs 14.50-15.75; No 2-3 400 to 550 lbs 13.25-14.75. Cattle 5.500; (laughter steers steady. Instances strong to 25 higher; heifers 25-50 lower; cows and bulla ateady; feeder cattle and calves steady; slaughter steers average to high choice 1,287 lbs 25.00; heifers average to high choice lbs 25.00: utility and commercial cows 16 cutter and commercial bulls 17.00-20.00.

Choice steer calves 478 lbs 31.00: choice feeder heifers 575-650 lbs 24 00-25 50. Tertian Cattle 300; slaughter steers sleady; cows steady; other classes little changed; steers good and choice 984 lb 27.00; heifers utility and standard 1060-1100 lbs 15.50-17.00: cows utility dairybred 12.50-14.50; bulls cutter 900 lb 17.00; feeder good 800 lb steers 21.00. Calves 75; ateady; slaughter good and choice vealer 25 feeders good and choice 200-300 lbs 26.00-27 00. Hogs 300: barrows and gilts about steady; barrows and gilts No 1-3 215 lbs 19 50. Sheep COO: spring slaughter lambs steady to 50 lower: spruig slaughter lambs choice and prime near 90 lbs 20 50; ewes cull to good 2 50-4.

no; choice near 75 lb spruig feeder lambs 15 50. Billings Hngs 25; US. 13 barrows and gilts 200-240 lb 25 lower at 17.15. Cattle 25; all classes nominal: cloe Monday slaughter cows commercial 15 90. 16 50; high commercial 1.250 lbs 17 90; stock eteer calves; choice 200-500 lbs 27 00-30 10: atock cows good and choice with calve at side 250 00-29 00 per pair.

Calves none; nominal. Sheep none; few holdovers still unsold. Spesane Hogs 300: trade fairly active: barrows Monsan Ch lb 50 HEAVY EQUIPMENT HAULINO Hughes Hauling fast, efficient, economical, everybody knows Don I Pbone 543-6005 or 513-6569. Save your summer fun in pictures Mont Ut 140 2 Mont Pw 1 12 9 Mont Ward 1 182 Morrell 11 Murphy 2 2na 2 Murphy 220a 2 Murray Cp 4 Nat Bisc 1.50 19 EXCAVATING FOR quick service anywhere ln Missoula area, and the best lawn aoll available, call Budd Jordan, 549-3103 or 549-9664. APPLIANCE SERVICE (549-2765) For service on refrigerators, freezers, washers dryers, air conditioners or any other major appliance.

Ws specialize tn service not sales. 37 NCashReg 120 86 76 72 72 3 63 50 48 48' 1 BRAKES ADJUSTED 88c MISSOULA BRAKE SERVICE 701 STRAND Nat Dairy 2 Nat Dsitill 1 20 Nat Gyps 2b WATER WELLS DRILLING AND DEVELOPINO LIBERTY DRILLING COMPANY BILL OSBORNE PHONE 549-2128 23 23V, 23 40 39 39 71 7m4 7U, 28 28 28 56 5.1 53'i 1 SIGNS ALL TYPES Sandy Durrant 549-0119 NEW LOW PRICE 1 UPHOLSTERING Custom furniture of ail types. Truck and tractor cushions; Daly's. 1629 South Ave. 543-5693.

Nat Lead 1 50e Nat Stl 1.60 Newmont 2 40 NY Central No Am Av 2 Nor Pac 2.20 Nwst Alrlln 80 11 56 32 PAINTING, Interior, exterior. FREE ESTIMATE, no Job too large or too small; phone 549-2809 alter m. 11 11 54 54 32 32 25 25 257! DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAYS, HOL1DATS (by earner) Per month I 1.30 With Miaeoullan-sentuie) Saturdays and Holidays 2.00 Mall Subscription Bataa Monlaaa 1 Month (payable in advance) 1.20 With Mlssoullan-Senttael Saturdays and Holidays I 1.40 8 Months (payable In advance) I 6.50 With Mlssoullan-Senttne) Saturdays and Holidays I 7.50 i Year (payable to advance) 111.00 With Mizaoullan-Sentlnel Saturdays and Holidays 114.00 Outside Montana 1 Month (payable In advance) 1 1.55 With Mlssoullan-Senttael Saturdays and Holidays I 1.75 Months (payable lo advance) 1 1.00 With Mlssoullan-Sentinel Saturdaya and Holidays I 9.00 I Yew (payable Id advance) 814. OC With Mlssoullan-Senttael Saturdaya and Holidays $17.00 19 37 37 37 Ohio Oil 1.60b SPRAYING-PRUNING-LANDSCAPING Marchle'i Nursery. 1845 S.

3rd; 542-2544 YOU erect or wa will do It for you. ARMCO all steel buildings, all autea; Wright Lumbar Co- ot Missoula 54 9-5198. OutBd Mar .80 Owens 111 Gl 2 50 33 Pac 1 xd 48 LAWN mowers sharpened and repaired; Ben Tweto. 310 8. 6th ph.

543-7633. PanAWAir .80 14 69 67 87 26 26 26 16 16 16 38 37 37 23 23 23 40 39 40 GOOD PRINTING carries tha Union label. Ak your master printer for It THE MISSOULIAN-SENTINEL. dial CLEANINO problems? Walla washed, res. or commercial: 543-2226 morn, or after 5.

HQCSECLEANINO service, wails. wdwk4 painting, repairing; 5414311 for tree est. 10 10 35 35 13 14 47 47 Param Pid Parke Da la PenneyJC 1.20a PaRR Pepsi 140 Perm Cem .70 Phelps Philip Mor 3.60 Phil Pet 190 PSllsbury 1.50 SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOLS CLEANED. tank; Hack Mohland. phone 549-5416.

10 35 14 49 72 ROOFINO SIDINO INSOLATION SHLNOUNO. Free estimates: 549-7404. 70 70'- 44 44 44' PAINTING, sheetrock finishing, A-l work; Jim Stevens. 543-4198. PUMP REPAIR SERVICE, new and used pumps, repair all makes; KARTAK'S PUMP SERVICE, 1705 DeFoe.

542-2980. Polaroid .20 Proct 1.50 CARPENTRY all kinds, estimates en work: C. P. Carlson 542-2820. Wherever fun leads you this summer, be sure to take your camera and plenty of Kodak film' along.

For nothing makes the fun last like pictures. When you return, see us for prompt developing and printing. SAFEWAY On the 93 Stria MEIER'S STUDIO PollOR PAINTING REASONABLE Inside and out, guaranteed work: phone collect PA8-3374. Ted Stevens. Arlee.

Pub ST Colo .80 49 Pullman 2 77 Pure 160 18 RCA lb 163 PAINTING, reduced prices. Expert painter, work guaranteed; phone 549-1411. 45 43 43 98 91 91 5 6W4 57 58 1 23 21 22 25 23 23 29 29 29 41 39 39 1 37 36 36 27 25 25 21 21 21 45 4.1 43 88 88 88 GARBAGE HAULINO CITY DISPOSAL MAIN PHONE 849-7097 LIGHT MACHINE WORK MAU-JONE3 121 W. 1 Lodge Notices LAWN MOWER sharpening and repairing Lucey'i Bicycle Shop Mil So Higgins ph 543-1331 21 -C Floor Sanding, Finishing Known since 1883 for rich flavorful goodness 3 3.V, 40 2.1 18 3 3 34 34 40 40 22 23't 17 17 CITY ELECTRIC, wiring and supplies, residential, commercial. Industrial wiring: piiona 543-3191; 601 W.

Kent. ray urrrHEix Pbone Repub Stt 1 199 Rex Drug 16 Reyn Met 50 253 Rey Tob 150 194 Rey Tob pf 3 60 2 Rhodesian 17 Rova) 83e 190 Safeway 1 Ml 89 St Jos Lead 1 12 Schenley 1 29 Scott Paper 80 184 Sears 1 40a Servel 3 Shell 110 96 Simmons 2 40 15 Sinclair 2 59 Socony 2a 171 So Sug 115e 10 LO COVENANT LODOB NO. -Meets every 2nd and 4th Wednesday 8 p.m. in tha 1.O.0.F Building. 21' North Rlgglna Visiting Brethren alwayt welcome.

BEN MAIXR, Robla Or and. Rt. Florence. Mont Ph. 149-1815, NELS A.

OUOR. eecxetar. pbone 643 4465. WALT HAYES PK. 549-C6S8 Phil Film docs our processing at the STANLEY COLOR LAB WELL DRILLI.VO Licensed-Bonded Any size, experienced In developing Glen Camp.

705 Alder i 549-341 2 25 25 62 CO 80 7 7 7 30 30 30 41 41 41 1 31 31 31 21 -0 Repair Service eatura (tab BRICK AND BLOCK WORI NEW OR REPAIR Call 543-5916 or 549-9988 46 45 45 26 25 25 OUR BUSINESS IS Sou Cal Edis .98 40 24 ALES and service, domestic and commercial refrigeration en all makes. Clausen Refrtaeratloa Co. 412 phone 543-5141. 24 24 38 38 WELL DRILLING. 19 years experience licensed and bonded: phone 726-31M John FarrelL Arlee.

Mont. 8. P.O. ELKS HELLCATS LODOS NO 381 Meets Id regular session second and fourth Tuesday neb month Home and club welcome and extend visiting members privileges to sojourning Elks Lounge rooms opea te ladlea JAMES MORGAN IR. ph 549-7227.

DAN P. MCCARTHY, aecretar. ah ana 843-7311 Southern Co 1 50 114 40 DEVELOPING NICELY and gilts 25-M higher; barrows and gilts US. 1-2 202-250 lb 19.70-20 00: mostly no i aia lb go joi ia-2e it 120 23 23 23 16 47 45 45 174 13 13 13 16 Sou Pae 1 20 Sou Ry 180 Bperry Rd .75 tttf Bod 1M A PLUMBING REPAIRS and new tnslU tlon. free estimates.

Clausen Refxtgara Hon Co phone 541-5141. RADIO-TV ELECTRICAL eXRVlCEl Weedlee Bretw 1024 Waroea Ave Bhose M-S60C mticial mm mm mm fen mm bolls aar sfi n.iia l.nq mnTi an aav..