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ai 8, ion. Pom Monies Sunday lifisler ok Boyt Gets Fifth 'E9 Award Nazi Rocket Weapon Found Intact PETAIN WILL GO ON TRIAL SOON 4 Give Up Say Prisoners in U. S. to Reich Most Refugee 'Guests9 Fight Return Home yz "s-v -vt-r PARIS, FRANCR (U.T.) Marshal Phillppn Henrt Pctain soon will Ik; tried in absentia a a trnitnr to fca 4 i France bv a Sol if 1 'Si''' JSC If if 4 special high court of justice. The prosecutor will attempt to prove that Petain, who became French chief of state after France's fall; collaborated with the Germans because he was a 1 i 1 HP- ir, A -Sf that tli Germans Nazl-ln-stllled hatred for never will be eliminated "unless you kill them all." Dr.

Henry Machiach, 45, who serves full-time on the shelter's hospital staff and receives the "workers' $18 allowance" monthly instead of the "non-workers' allowance," is continuing his study of medicine. He also is working in the machine shop because he may "need a new skill someday." "I am enthusiastic about America," he says. "She is farther ahead in medicine than any other country." Compares Facilities. He has found that Oswego, "a little community of 20,000" has "two better physicians than Belgrade, a city of. 400,000." Dr.

Machiach, here with his wife and their seven-year-old (launhtir, taught liiniiriiiB at a Belgrade university for 20 years. His own and wife's parents were killed before he escaped. "Would I like to stay here in America?" he says. "I don't know what I would like. What can I plan? Can I say anything? What is good for a Jew What is a Jew in Europe? Nothing Ferdinand Fros, 49, who was a storage battery manufacurer in Zagrev before he spent four years in Constantinople as an exporter of chrome, wants to remain here.

"I have been waiting for free 4 Jt 11 Fascist and Kin- rrrUN. OSWK(K). N. Y. -Despair: once aain has become a daily I diet of most of the 984 men, women and children brought from war-torn Europe as "rhrration I guests" of the United States.

Most common reason is the be-j Lei that, even after elimination of! Nazism, "there will be no place in Europe for a Jew." Stay in 1. S. Doubted. Abo, there is slim chance for; realization of the hope, pre- inminnnt even nmor the rein-; tively fw non-Jews at the h't. Ontario finerneney refugee sliel-.

ter, that they will be allowed to remain in America after the war. The refugees may not leave the1 vicinity of their shelter on 80-acre historic Ft. Ontario except for: Fix-hour visits to adjoining Os-; wcpo. They are not permitted to accept employment, except as emergency farm workers in the harvest season. i All these things have caused1 unhappiness.

Joseph H. Smart, who directs; Iceiely desired a Nazi victory. iwjijMTTH)'r urn a t. Brig. Gen.

Charles If. Grahl (left) and Lt. Com. Truman II. (right) Saturday night presented the fifth award to William Huge and Mrs.

Fay Foster, Boyt Co. employees. Presentation of the fifth army- of manufacturing equipment for trie armen torces. ven neiore navy award to Boyt Harness Co. employees for excellence in Two American soldiers measure the overall length of a German Y-2 which was found near Bromskirchen, Germany.

The side is open, revealing mechanism. Via Signal Corps Kadio. manufacture of war equipment i was the occasion of a meeting of all Boyt employees at the Jewish i Community center Saturday night. Pearl Harbor, 700 people were engaged in the manufacture of war material at the Boyt plant. Since that time, as many as 1.500 people have been employed at one time.

The firm manufactures 150 different canvas and leather goods items for the army and navy and the total production of war goods has amounted to several million pieces of equipment. The first army-navy Award was presented to the company Aug. 4. 1942, and it is the first the camp for the war relocation authority, expresses it this way: "They seem gay and cheerful at their parties. However, our Brig.

Gen. Charles H. Grahl and Lt. Com. Truman II.

Jones presented the flag and it was accepter! on behalf of the employees by Mrs. Fay Foster, supervisor of Boyt women, and William Ruge, head mechanic. This semi-annual meeting of Letters the 89-year-old former French hero wrote to German and Vichy officials, which were found in 140 boxes of state documents and his personal trunk which left behind, have been examined by a commission of inquiry. In one letter, he congratulated Admiral Delaborde, who scuttled the French fleet at Toulon, on having kept it out of the hands of the English and Americans. Another letter contained l'etain's congratulations in the German commander at Dieppe at the time of the bloody 1912 Allied commando raid.

The prosecution will attempt to show that before the war, Petain was a member of the Ca-goule and the Synarchie, two Fascist secret societies, and also that Petain was in secret contact with the Germans before the war. An attempt to pin war guilt on Petain will be made by introducing evidence brought out in the ill-fated Rion trial of 1942, which charge Petain with advising against developing tank units and against extending the Maginot line through the War Changing Bucharest, But Didn't Mend Morals By lieigh White. (Via Fress Wireless The Chicago Daily News and The Des Moines Register (CopyrlKht, 1945.) BUCHAREST, RUMANIA Four years have passed since this correspondent was last in Bucharest, but in spite of all that has happened in the meantime the city itself Boyt employees marked the firm in this area to receive a fifth firm's entrance into its fifth year award. WASHINGTON, I). C.

An appeal by German prisoners of war in the United States to German soldiers and people to "put down your weapons immediately" is being broadcast to the reich. The war department made public the text of the message Saturday night, saying that the "petition was signed voluntarily by 1,391 of the 3,102 German prisoners of war" held at Camp Devens, Mass. "Be Not Blind." The message said in part: "Listen to us, German brothers, comrades of the armed forces women ami workers. He not blind facing the danger of a frightful end, about which Hitler is trying to deceive you by telling you tales of secret weapons. "Only recently Hitler made you promises of victories.

Are you still believing anything like that? Only now, the Red army is carrying its mightiest offensive into the heart of Germany. In the west Rundstedt's Belgian offensive is smashed and armies of the U. S. A. and Great Britain, restored, moved on to overun the west wall.

"tiermany, our homeland, lias now itself become just uhat its own armies made out of other countries; theaters of war operations. These are the conditions after twelve years of the Hitler regime! "In view of catastrophe which is daily gaining momentum, you will be called upon by the guilty ones for defense to the last. "Do you know what that means? That means death! Mobilization of the entire people, insufficiently equipped everybody a front-trooper; children, women, cripples and old people are given rifles or spades and are instigated, egged on, to their own destruction. Suicide. "That means suicide for Germany.

The guilty ones fearing the day of settlement are determined, in a frantic manner, to force the people into self-destruction. "War of defense? Why? Was Germany ever attacked? Germany was not attacked, but Hitler attacked other nations, invaded foreign soils. "Now these nations call the guilty to an account. If you continue to fight, you defend those guilty of this war in Germany. "You are not fighting for your native land, but for Hitler, Himm-ler, Goering.

Goebbels, Koeckner, Ley, Krupp and accomplices the Nazi regime. Are you willing to sacrifice yourselves for that; to sacrifice your wives and children "Put down your weapons immediately! Stop the war, surrender! "There is a future for us, but IT MUST BR WITHOUT 4 dom for four years," he says. "I was in Rome from January, 3941, until July, 1944. When the Germans came, I was hidden for nine months, moving from one place to another ten times." Brothers in IT. S.

Fros has two brothers who adopted the United States as their homeland five years ago. One of them, Edward, 36, of Union City, N. was wounded in France while serving with American troops and now is in England. The other brother, Emil, 48, lives in Hartford, Conn. I'riis wants to help in the war effort, asserting that he is "hungry for work." He keeps himself occupied by II 3 2 THE DAY IN WASHINGTON buck to providence and the bill to I posterity." MYTH EXPLODED Marines say that old wheeze about "gen-i tlemen" preferring blonds isn't necessarily true.

They've discov- mntiifml 1-inunoua hnrrimlra 4 i K.MBAKKASSING Some IT. S. 1 Vu- i -T 3 tntf mi corporations which wrote off their; wUh of HoIy. European branch plants as fair-haired cuties. The losses in 1941 and got income taxi Japanese often fake affectionate credit for them, have discovered' greetings to themselves on the that their property la undamaged P'ctvlres- after all.

Unless congress takes 4-5 working as the shelter's sanitary inspector, chairman of the hous-' ing committee and of the "house! leaders" and secretary of the1 Yugoslav club. On the other side of the fence, ever, even though prices are fantastically high for Bucharest and there are no more imported woolen goods from Britain. Silk Stockings. Even so, if you buy your lei with dollars on the black market, you can still obtain real silk stockings for $3, or Leica camera for $150. Although there is a severe bread and meat shortage, the grocery stores are plentifully supplied with all sorts of produce, and luxury restaurants are still serving splendid meals.

Indeed, it would probably bp safe to say that the Bucharest restaurants, always good, are now serving better meals than those in any other city of the world with the exception of Buenos Aires. pity, these firms will have to pay a lot more tax on I -tr i War Orders Affecting Civilians on Home Front is remarkably unchanged. Profound changes, it is true, have already begun to take place in the social and economic structure of Romania; but, for the moment at least, its capital is still the same old fleshpot. The lobby of the Athanee Talace hotel still serves as a central marketplace for transactions involving business, polities, and love. Kven the people involved in these transactions are more or less the same.

Not only have I met many of my former friends right here, but I have also seen and avoided meeting many of my former enemies men who collaborated with the Germans and who were responsible for my expulsion from the country in 1941. Gets Proposition. As I was sitting in the lobby exchanging reminiscences with an old friend, a youth in the uniform of the Romanian air force came up to me to beg a light for his cigarette. As he bent over he asked me in a whisper if I wanted to buy a Luger the property than they saved by1 "losing" it. Oscar N'olnwicz Wants to Remain in U.

S. social workers tell us that in the DOVE OV ER STOCKHOLM Stockholm rumor-factories will however, are people like Dr. Oscar Fischer, 51, who was a lawyer in Zagrev. Although 18 members of his family were killed by the Germans, Fischer says he wants to return to Yugoslavia. "I think the government will be democratic.

There already are laws under which Jews are treated as equals with other men. Vets' Jobs Seen In Construction WASHINGTON, D. C. LT) The construction industry was recommended to veterans as a promising postwar field Saturday by Chairman James K. Murray Mont.) of th senate small business committee.

Announcing the committee is completing a preliminary survey of basic problems of the be a watching; now for Japanese FUEL OIL The OPA will grant extra fuel oil rations again this summer for heating water. Householders and business es- peace feelers. privacy of their living quarters-you can learn of their despond-j ency." Can't Take War Mrs. Helen Adam, Smart's assistant, adds: i "'Many of them have relatives arid friends in this country, but i they cannot live near them. They know that war plant workers are BATTLESHIPS The aircraft lamnmen carrier may bo "queen of the supplementary allotments heg.n-fleet." but this war will wind up' nin Apr- the aRency an" In Marshal Tito's government one of the ministers Is Jewish." nounced.

with the battleship firmly reestablished as the "king." Some! Curtail-i industry, Murray said 100.000 mor r-aii trawl faeiiitioa and new small business enterprises airmen who, right alter Harbor, scoffed at the battle! limitation of special bus service! w.11 co to and from children's summer struction if the industry is Work Survey For Veterans (The Register's Iowa News Service.) PERRY, IA. The Dallas County American Legion will sponsor an employment survey as an aid to providing' work for returning World War II service men. An effort will be made to contact every business firm in the to to needed urgently, but they cannot accept such jobs even in Oswego. "They read of prisoners of war being taken on sightseeing trips. wagons as obsolete.

provide "its share of full employment" after the war. camps was announced by the office of defense transportation. No special trains or extra sections will be authorized for camp Mid-Continent Adds Kansas City Flight Mid-Continent Airlines have added a non-stop flight to Kansas City, leaving here at 8:29 p. m. and arriving there at 9:40 p.

m. This is in addition to a flight leaving here at 3:14 p. m. The company recently announced an additional flight to St. Louis, Mo.

J. D. White to Head LESS SNEEZING? Black pepper will be harder to get during the rest of 1945, and possibly during much of 1016, than at any time pi-ice imports were blocked hv Vi 1 tic vo'A zn( Qlin- Others, women as well as men, have made me even more astonishing propositions. An early spring has come to Bucharest and the streets are thronged with pedestrians, taking the sun. Gypsy girls, as numer transportation nor will charter' AJ, A nrj or special bus service be permitted) Advertising genCy unless written application has1 AMES, IA.

J. D. White, riis- county as well as farmers to find out how many employees they! How does that make them feel when they know they are sup-! posed to be our friends? "But what they want most of; all is to remain in the United StaU.s." The IU'fugees Speak. Bit let's hear from a few of th refusers themselves. Here's wiit Mrs.

Miriam Somiiierbure, 41-ycar-old German aitist and; will come' only after the boen approved by the office of piay advertising manager of th expect to add at the end of the! war and what types of jobs they re- East Tn.teS nre reeononered community war services. Daily Tribune. ous as ever, stop you at every SELLS HOTEL IN C.AKNEU. street coi ner to beg a handout wiU have "P011- stv it isvr so J. tail food advertising agency wih County Commander Blake Wil offices on the second floor of the salty witness on Capitol hill (hei OTTUMWA.

IA. The Ottum- The firm ropresents the peoples' lobby), has wa Foundrv Co. has becun con- I Tribune builrling here MOW office GRIN NELL, IA An office building with recreational facilities in the 'basement and new truck scales are being added to the DeKalb Agricultural association plant east of here. i GARNER. IA.

Ben Eilers. who has operated the Hotel Victoria here the last eight years, last week sold it to Edward R. Tur- ner, who has been operating the 1 Hotel Waubonsie at Shenandoah, 'la. or to sell you a bunch of violets or lilies of the valley. The shop windows on the Calea Victoriei are FAIRLY GROANING WITH LUXURY GOODS OF EVERY KIND.

The bourgeoisie seems as well dressed as lis of Terry appointed a committee of eight persons to promote the program. Posts represented at a recent meeting were Terry, Dallas Center, Dexter, Woodward, Minburn, Redfield and Adel. has been in operation eight months and now is servicing more than 40 food stores in Iowa, Mis mother of five, says: "I will never go back to Ger many. I can't go back." Mrs. Sommerburg believes offered the senate commerce com- struction of a brick and concrete mittee this definition: building.

40 by 200 feet, at a cost "Democracy as practiced in of $53,000. It will be completed America is the art of passing the about July 1. souri and Illinois. FARM EQUIPMENT 73 FARM EQUIPMENT 75 FARM EQUIPMENT 75! FARM EQUIPMENT 75 FARM EQUIPMENT 75 FARM EOUIPMENT 75 FARM SEEDS FEEDS 76 FARM EQUIPMENT 75 DISC BLADES c. fARM Supplies! Corn planter wire.iMR.

FARMER! Keep your tractor fT35W SHARES Guaranteed Armor PaRM implements-Trir "sale A 07c rod. or heavy tractor i lront wheels turninc with one of our 1 Point Shares. Has a protective ar-j cultivator complete with wire. 10c rod. 3V only: 16" disk I Riiar.

I rontwhcel cleaners, dinners mor on the point that slve.s it lone-1 er' lift tiot.d KilrbanKs blades. stock KK1 Tt. rv Genuine OalesburE electrically heat-treated blades, holds a keen cutting edce which seldom needs 4. in stock, for all John Deere A. $1.45 ea 1 26.

John Deere disk er life, less and lighter; hammernull. large size, used very-draft. To lit I H.C., A t). Drerms electric "eerf- Oliver. Moline.

I cream sep. No. 4S Stainless stee! Alhs-Chaliners. tord terguson and; tank bowl, spouts and bearings. David Bradley plows.

P.ease send No phone. 5 miles northeast of markings on old share when order-: Baxter. Iowa. Roy E. Hill.

Mel-ing by mail. FOfiTsaTe ft. ioltiTTVer duck foot; power lift, field cultivator, nearly new. John Deere 6 ft. disc near new.

John Deere Killtfer, chisel sub sorter, near new. 3 rubtwr tired; wagons with 4 rubber 60(1x20 near-, ly new tires. Lge. size. Letz roughage mill.

S125. Largest size McC r-mick LVermg hammer mill and rough-j age mill with blower pipe and trav-; eiinc feed table. 22-36 McCormick Deennii tractor on steel, has motor; overhauled and new radiator. $2S5. 1 in.

bore 16 in. rliumeter 1.2! SEAK. ROEBUCK ANI CO. Farm Stote. 'jth and Cherry.

Lies Moines. Iowa. i McDeeriiig K14. K2r. reg.

K2r. H. M. Allis-Chalmers WC. Oliver 7().

Case CC. DC. SC tractors. The only adjustable front wheel cleaner with the spring tension built in the materia. 1 Mail orders accepted.

Add tax and 20c postage. State model of tractor. Write spools; front wheel stincers for John Leere A. 1 tractors, $6.25 set: 7ft. windrowers for all 7-ft.

power mowers, 25.50; redwood stock tanks in 6-ft, 10-ft. sizes: all steel folding harrow drawbars in 20-ft. 25-ft. sizes: 2 sets rear rtlis for John Deere A and 12 inch soft center fi.i plus tax voc, -rein. 1-.

14 inch soft center 3.95 plus i 7 .3.95 plu hammer Prater feed mills; one mil Punloj Imp. Jefferson. Ia 25-or64-' teethT70 Kalv. hoi large milling machine. Cuts in ail waterers; 2 sets of gears to slow FOR SALE.

New bench model emery wheel stand, double end. 1 inch mandrel. I'sed floor model, double end, 1 ri inch mandrel, like new. 1 used McCray ice box. All double glass doors.

Mirror in door. Good hwd. oak finisn. Size Length. 7 ft.

Height, 6 ft. Depth. Bert Jerrel, Harlan Hotel. Mt. Pleasant.

Iowa. SOY BEAN lNOCCLAT10NTT: Enough lor 5 bu. seed .55 Enough for 25 bu. seed $2.50 Guaranteed High vuallty. Wholesale and RetaiL Mail Orders Prepaid.

Anchor Serum Co. of Iowa. 31 9 4th St Des oi es 9. SEED CORN 8 13. 35 Illinois 201, Iowa 306 and 939, Indiana 608, Ohio 92, a new hybrid, borer resistant nice even grade Medium Flats dust treated certified blue tag in bushel hags $4.95 per bu.

F.O B. Perry. Iowa, E. Glass, Perrv. Iowa.

RTIFl "1 .1 NCOLN and Certified Earlyana Soybean seed 2 bu bag Certified Tama mid uncertified seed oats Germ oi lown 3rd and 4th gears in early I "WK" Alius Cnalmer with bulldozer. 3 Alhs Chalmers. 1 "WC" Allis Chalmer'with lister, cultivator and plow. 1 new" Van Biunk grain drill, lister, plows, harrows, rubber tire wagons. Woods Brother corn picker.

2 Oliver 70 tractors. Harry J. Murphy, Tarkio. Mo. ATTENTION DAIRY FARMERS.

Chore-Boy. world's finest portable milker, available in 110 or 32 volt. Also gas driven. Individual cow vacuum control. On display at FARM ELECTRIC SUPPLY.

222 2nd Pes Moines 9. Iowa planter Wire. Available In 3 ft. 2 inch 3 ft. 4 size shafts up to 2 Any size or length strait kev wav.

Clamps In vise. Complete with cutters $39.75 plus sales tax. F.O.B. Perry. Iowa.

Order today, limited number. The Wise Company. Perry. Iowa. erizer hammer feed mill, with direct connection to 3 p.

Genera! Electric motor. These three mills have been used verv little, and are in excellent condition. Marshall Electric Marshalltown. Iowa. FOR sale 2236 T.H.C.

"extension rim. Variable overhead exhaust, with J.D. 3-14 plow. New mold boards, large rolling cutters. I.H.C.

plow, 3-14, cheap. Lime spreader. Very good shape. Donald Jacobs, 16 inch soft center 4 2r plus tax Mall Orders Accepted. SEARS.

ROEBUCK AND CO. Farm Store. 9th and Cherry. Des Moines. Iowa NEW AND USED'TRaCTOR PARTS largest stock of tractor parts both new and used.

Because of our new central location and large Inventory, we can give quick delivery on most any part you need. Radiator cores, variable speed governors, bearings, gasohne manifolds, lights, etc. Va, Vi Cf 211.2.-) 24 tractor tires and tubes, hi profile 211.25X2H tractor tires. Ben Mitchell, jshenandoah, Ia TRACTOR SWEEP" RAKE We still have a limited numher ot New Tower Master Hi-Lift Tractor Sweep Rakes available. With this rake you can harvest a crop in a hurrv and when the crop is right.

If you are short handed this rake will give you a real lift and pay for itself in a hurry. It's easy to mount, easv to store, easy to get around with and does a real 1ob. Write for de- model A John Deere tractors. Dunlop Imp. Jefferson.

Ia. GET vour HORN DRAULIC LOADER Now! One-ton capacity, powerful hydraulic lift for loading manure, dirt, coal, baled hay or other materials. The precision built twin cylinders of the Horn-Draulic Loader are guaranteed not to leak. No belts, chains or gears. Dumps anil rests Cont'd from Preceding Page.

Portable feed-: SiiiXS ami GASOLINE KNOINKB We t.axv the following portable fe-3 T.ilis ana motors ready to -o: 2 New 4-A mills with iare rricur.I.r! with SO hp. 1 5-A tike new. with 115 to.f,. C' 1 4-A mill, used, with 90 hp. 1 4-A mill, used, with 80 hp.

Cor.tmer.ta: 1 4-A mill, used. 35 p. We also have the tallowing entires: New 113 hp. Red Seal Continental motors New 90 p. Red Seal Continental motors 1 Used 95 p.

Continental 1 Used So h.p. -Buda 2 Used 104 h.p. Burins Used h.p. Continentals 1 Used 125 h.p. Buda 1 I' ed Waukesha 55 1 p.

ertrir motor All motor fmly with vrp tii'nr-ra'ors. urid h. an i'i verv jod it nit. 1' (,,) oiiiis r' for l-rti iin A Ni 1 1.1. I'liMI-ANY I't Ill riflweiii.

il I '1 I Mf. SALK 2t with liydrau l.M fri- t't I), coin planter with tnr.cue truck. Two gd 'jo ft. harrows, with steel fold eveners. Of 3 0-20 on rubber.

One 10-M tractor on rubber with ful'ivHtnr and planter. Ci-ie in. r. tractor plow. V.nochs A Siepmann.

Laurel. Iowr. TR i I F. J. Il 1'90 planter.

D. hay-loarier and J. Ir side rake. All A-l. INTERNATIONAL milker, practically new, consists of 2 single units, pipe line and outlets for 11 cows, pump large enough for 7 units.

Cleaning rods, hrushs and lye solution rack included Clark Shillington, Clarion. I'-wa. Phone 775J12 est Bend la. I have a nearly new Tox TRAL has it and can deliver to vouH'R trade inch 3 ft. 6 inch.

Highest quality promptly. We also pay highest prices1 row cutter built to fit Fox scro'iion miii prices We have a Field liav cutter and lunuie harvc by positive lever action. its any honied number lor Immedlata de rOFLTRY SITFLIES 77 BROODER "STAVES Oil burning stov with a -irkie burner guaranteed 5 years. I.afi: size, safe and economical Iioub drum type Thermostat and automatic draft regulator. 6 gallon fuel tank.

350 fi week old chick size. J16 25 500 6 week old cluck SIT. 25 Electric Brooders Fully automatic. Sate and economical. Heavilv insulated all metal canopy.

Ventilators for air circulation. Adjustable legs for brooder as chicks itrow. 30O chick size 500 chick size S3- Si Mall Orders Accepted. SEARS. ROEBL'CK AND CO.

Farm Store. 91 and Cherry. Des Moines. Iowa. CH7CK BROODER H6CTSS.

Made of 3-16 inch oil temper. Masonlte free of knots, blemish1 or cracks nor will it split or splinter. Floor is in two sections of tongue and grooved floorng. inr- 6 light sashes on side wail and 4 light sjsh on each end of Ventilatur on each en-1 of eliminate M.iie a.r it 12 tl 1-' xl i a 4 It sc. Mi SK.MtS Ri IE I ANI r'o Klllll Store.

9tM Cherry. lies lew: CHICKS $4 25 PER inn Quick money, lug sturdy q.ia.itv. N' breed or in guaranlee Fpr rm-lect. Ruh order from this foe now or latr Your money wortn or money back. Colored book free.

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'ftKAlTTW Si TSJ OR Tag T. lirg tvi Whit Ix-ghoru m. $2.95 per 100. 100-, hv delivery guaranteed. Express collect trora leading lowa hatchery order now.

Htewbaker Coal A Feed. 15 12th St. DesMolne. 3-572l. f.OBfiEt.TS giant type whTtLe--horn cockerels ttiakn esrly broliers.

$2 50 loo. $7 0O 300. $12 OO 500, $22.00 1 1100 Austra-whi cockerels. $3 90. light assorted.

$1 95 100. FOB. Waterloo Loh-dell Hatcherv. Box D. Waterloo, la.

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per roo. SEARS ROEBUCK" AND Farm Store tit and Cherry. Des Mojne.s, KAT rubber or mi. el with 220 tlltiv.ilor. Deere iihcIkiii-cnl liiiililire ioadet.

lit most low lop tractors 1 F12 tiactor mi with cuitlVHtor. r'ellllig lu ll'e Phone. 2 174. Williams. la Farm Siinjilv I'm: llimlo 1 Ri' GIII.AK Karma 11 1 inouilled 1 II 2 iw cull iv.itur with and i ni.

pointer beller. Paul M.Mnlion. Photic tl I 4 I. Ames. I.i WE HAVE a limited supply of high Uliallty Control Seed Oats.

Test ter that I w.oild trade a Mr ilmii lir- rint; Itoiininc field li.irvr-ter Hen Mil, Slien la FOR ilr J. 1 1 i i rubber, painted and cmii'leteu rebuilt Including new block Worn-Van Dll.er. ii 1 1 Iowa. Tel. Dow Combination stock ami rack.

15 ft. tractor disc 1 in. rap pression variable speed governor, rubber in lront; Little Groins tln-ei-bottom plow, tractor tioies west of l.acona on rock road Nn phone II Spulll Itit! Mill tractor illsk. Itubber tired wagoti with flare box. good Mill.

4-row bean cultivator. Mel) 6 It mower, tongue truck. High wheel wagon. Paul K. SlHnlev.

Gnnnell. Iowa. loll due. li.w.i FDR Sale: Twin Citv tr.rct..r. 1 7 2K ri In every way.

First JUMI take: it. Arnold Deitermg. ea i I Ia or phone 50K9 Bamroit. In I Harris trsclor with cui-thntor 3S moilel weight. 3s.

Germination, 9:1. SI 15 TRACTOR nwecp rnhes. Illl tvpe. lor Mile, l-oi Kill ma II A. It 20 and HO, HM.

12 ami 14. Deer old A I new A. old new B. and H. Allls Clin Inters WC.

C. and It. Oliver rid i and 711. Ford tractor sweep cable bushel in hulk at htn. Colo.

per 1 OWI STARTER lights H. med. rubber on steel, I W. Ailis ChaJmers rubber front Roy F. O'Donnel.

Colo lit Used seasons. Hyd. lilt cult. 2 FOR sale- New 40O John Deere 4- Phone 4 2 bottom 14 in. J.

D. plow, ft. t'ase 1 It M. motor, fully enuioned. lift hydraulic.

Horse drawn sweep NORTHERN Grimm alfalfa;" Tdaho ipe tongs, iloftman Welding Miop. row tractor planter, never assembled.) For sale to highest bidder. No phone. Elvin Thede. Gladhrook.

Ia. tandem power disc. All in perfect! cond. Nn phone. K.

E. Hunt, 804 1 ft Oliver combine with motor slackers 1 11 tiientioneil above at dealers ceil- red clover; Iowa red clover: alsike Complete lin field and garden seeds I A. SEED DES MOINES STORE. Inc 9th and Mullierrv. 3-5729 West Park Perry.

Ia. AH nig Two exceptionally good 'lt. i.r, 1 1 1 1 1 Liuiiri, uni ici ir.i. 1 new sheller. model Delco light plant, 'i-horseiniwer SEED OATS Merlins wood elevators; rebuilt.

46-40 ft. wide hoists. Cliff Benson. Cherokee, Iowa. Ph.

22F24. stackers. Manure loaders complete Good stock of new 10X21 tractor tires, tubes, rims. Horn Implement Company. Mount Ayr.

Iowa. Telephone 110 JOHN Deere modelA'43" tractor la FOR SALE or trade 4 row mounted Case corn planter. Prefer to trade for 4 row pull type. Carl King. Rippev.

la TRADE 10 rubber for new McD 2M picker Celling prices. L). Render, Glad- M'en Implement Rolfe TEAM Hinvlfss Registered Angus "Bulls. thV 2- vear-ohis, 3 long yearlings; best of breeding; excellent quality; health certificates; halter broke: farmers prices; I deliver Dave Wilson, l'raer, la FOR Sale: Nr. new-1 II.

C. pfanter for tractor: new 7 ft. trailer type 1HC power mower. 3 14-in. J.

D. plow Gd. IHC horse planter. motors. I 13 P.

Rhearmaster, 1 converter. 1 radio, larire buttery. All In good condition. Enoch Sampson, FOR Kale: Model John Deere trac-Rotimi Lake. Minnesota.

tor in A-l shape Arlo Gllmore, 2 on good rubber. lights, excellent condition. Areo-Motor windmill with nrooK. la ft'l --CaiVe i'llcer 'witti miiior'. anll.

miles north of ir late mod. 490 J. D. planter, will planter, best offer. No ph.

$10 to S25 reward for anv one lo- d'-al. M. Jones, 1-Timpnar. la eating one I buy will pay the ceil- vV ANTrTl moilel4" toS a C'pOwF Mower nearlv new fits Prr', A McD. A-C Mower, nearly nw Utn good head and 35 ft.

tower. 5 miles '37 MO. B. J. D.

on new rubber arid N. 2 miles W. Colo. Lawrence' cult, for sale or trade for good I pickup Ph. 104, Rov M.

Morell, FOR A I. -1 0 4 2onTTTWrniodVl I C'- la on rubber with 6 speeds and ml- JIKI.I.OS feed grinder mounted on Tama. Boone, Marlon or Cantral. State price and quantity. Paul V.

McM.ihon. Box 1 43, Ames. Vh. 31 S5 SEED certified Tama, uncertified Boone. Also Lincoln and Early-ana sovbeans.

T. C. McMahon. Ames. Ia.

Box 30.Ph. 1900. FOR quick starting "pigs. chTdtens and calves, feed Demon Steamed Rolled Oats. Des Moines Oat Products East Grand.

EEDS Tama seed oats grown from certified seed. 06c germination. Cleaned and in overhead bin. A. 8.

Jacobson. storyCityJ la. FOR SALE Cleaned linvbean" seed. Manchu. Richland anil Habaro.

High germination. Telephone 33. writ KrEtflter and Trlhune i i Thresher good Oirmj Waukee. Iowa. trai er-type mower with John Deere i "resiier, goon, um iium Mixlel fittings, must he good.

I A-l condition. Endgate seeder, 4 4 ROW McDeering pull planter, fert. i Vavne Tavlor Diagonal la. Team harness, made from select steer hid leather Highest quality workmanship. Non-wear buckles Steel bolt hames for horses up to pounds.

inch traces $S2 50 SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO Store. i)th and Cherry. Des Moines, lowa FOR SALE R. Case with cultivator, Farmall with cultivator.

10-20 McCormick Deering. A. C. 2-14 inch tractor plow. John Deere 2-12 in.

tractor plow. Samp son 2-14 tractor plow, 10 ft. McCormick Deerine power binder. Erkel. Sumner.

Iowa. Phone 243J. nvator. or will trade for 226 mode! V-S truck. $1.5110 Bovd Mar- i TVo r.w Ot.vr compu ker for' sale corn picker if in good condition.

No phone. Marion Nelson. Packwood, Iowa 1 siiiw nine I xegiaier auu i Tribune Leo Boddicker, Newhall. 'j Has picked six seasons and Is in Victory SiH-cial Raise vour own 1941 JOHN DEERE Rubber power FOR sale: 1940 Ford tractor. 1 22- sale.

290 John Deere tractor 229 HM cultivator: 6 section drag; 40 windmill complete; piir. hre ilstein hull. Phone 1011. Eivm Jackson. lrnl, Iowa.

R' "SALE Regular Farmall on steel, new sleeves, high compression extra good, with cultivator, Cliff Luther Madrid.Iowa. "or trade M. Harris" 10 IS. R. on rubber, starter, cultivator for late J.

D. A. on rubber. Ed Koehn, on r. giis h.

phon illersb urjr. magnetic milker. 2 sins'. un.t outfit compiete. Aium.

pails. Pomerov. Iowa. quis. Waterloo, Iowa.

K. 4. Phone 2-KOi; FOR sale Little Genius 2 bottom tractor plow. 16 inch. H.

Apple-get. Delta, lowa. Sigourney, phone: FOR SALE--No. 7A Bearcat Hammer and Roughage null in A-l condition. Raymond Smith.

Duulap. la. Ph. lilt CUIIV. ana J.

l. -14 JL- thsiii semi trailer. l.oo-o IllOW Sell but prefer to trade for latei fronts. 8.25-20 rear, and trailer. meat- Ration free- SJ 0O (er hundred chicks No sex guarantee-Order today.

Spencer Chick Hatcherv. Spencer, lowa Pi ore H(in. FOR SALE -New Gelil GrindaTl Hammer mill with cutter head No 41A. Vnnderwilt and Vanzee Imp Co Knoxyille, Ia. FOR sale 193S FJ4 on good rubber plow ami ilisk.

Arthur Keenev. Beech car or pickup. Must he clean. Clav Ge0- Kelley. Early, la.

RAYMOND DOYEN. FOR SALE J. IX power hinder, lO ft. A. C.

60 combine. 100 lb. De Luxe Coolerator. Good as new. Metal shelves $50 00.

Alfred Olney. mu rt ra in t.vun pan 4 1 3 Kenning, lowa. L. 1. Sale tT P.

wide tread John Sipe Hedrick.Ia R.F.r. No 2. TRADE new H. lift pump for G. D.

FOR Sale: 4S ft. steel" John "Deere i -no fertilizer attach. Or will sell I elevator complete. Frank Dowling lift or will buy attach. Harold 1 Lake City.

Ia. R. R. No. 1 Melton.

Redfield. Iowa. iVVTi). Late mod. 101 GD.

ror; OLIVER 21' disk for "sale. Good, picker on rubber. write H. SI 50. Two roll Avery stalk cutter.

1 Greenland. Beacnnsfield Ia i S55. Chas. Newmaver, Carroll. Ia.

emu. Ph. Breda M.T. 131. iHr-AVY duty power mower for sale.

mill. 110 H.P W7aukesha motor, on FOR SALE TAMA OATS. Certified or uncertified seed. Nisco, Box 305. New Hampton.

Ia. Ph. 434R. North Dakota Early Ohlos. Gift Food 268 K.

2th. 6-4639 1'OILTKY SUPI'IJES 77 '3! Che-. truck. Called to service Henry McCoskev, 202 Third, Web- lee Cttv li Phnno 1171 for hord Ferguson tractor. Just i ike new.

Walter Kettler, 3'2 miles northeast ofLuzerne. A. C. B. 3 on niiiher, piifley.

power Deere tractor with power lift and takeoff. Vos Farm Equipment, Pella. Iowa. OR Sale 15 "foot-John" Deere "disc in A-l condition. Price $200 L.

J. Turlev, Hedrick. Ia. Farson ph. fi FOR SALE Oliver 7o.

starter, lights, power, lift, cultivator, new last spring; 2-14" tractor plow: 14' IHC disc; 4 sec. harrow with even-er. Sell together. Lawrence Heller. Dunlap.

Iowa. Ph. No. 413. 'i Marti, in A-l condition.

1 1 94 1 I NTEKN ATIONAL- tractor anil cult, and mounted planter with fert. attach. 2 sect, spring tooth harrow. Also '37 Ford pickup avail, about April 15. All in excel, cond.

No phone. Clarence Dinkla. SALE 6 row M. M. Monitor Beet, bean drill.

Adjustable. Rows 1S-20- Tractor Corn Planter Two oiki-y r-rr- vat ann ow tor 'i ov -i i i jii' i-i ri-ai-iiu row ny- s-itl gom to service. Can Peters, Pano-a Ia-Phone AN TED A C. 60 or J. D.

ri ft. combine Model '39 or over. Cond. and prifi in 1st letter. Charles Haulman.

T'allas Center. Iowa; 44 on rubber, power lift cult: 40 I C. on rubber, starter and hehts. power lift cult. No phone A.

Fye. Olhe. Iowa. WANTED Mounted Corn Planter taae orr. starter and lights Ceiling Wageman.

Westphalia. Iowa. price. Dick De Haai. Prairie City.

I Ph. 520 1 I Hl-SPEE SPEED nis, ifoVklnt'on. Iowa to I ---z-xtt. i-T 1 1 tn trade fnr good J. P.

No. 3S CASK tractor on rubber. 290 planter. Trade only. O.

CARGE Type Gasson Strain Whst Lethorn Cockerels Make 4' In. broilers in 1 2 weeks. special Apr! sad May Price inn Order Todav Send for Chick Catalog. BALDUS HATCHERY. Story City, Iowa.

ftAlPE'your own chicks at "home due to meat and poultry shortage auto, chick brooder 50 tn ion Salesmen's sampies only $7.95. MaU orders accepted. Port Huron Machinery 301 E. Court, Dee Moines, la. BABY CHICKS.

12 leading varieties ANo Mammo'h Bronze turkey poults. Feed, poultry supplies anil remedies K. I MILLER HVTCHERY BATTERIES 32 VOLT. Used, but in good condition. F.

Earle. 1S25 E. AC 2-bottom 14 inch tractor plow. For sale to highest Des Moines 17. FOR Sale: Case plow with oil bath Clutch and two fnnrto.ni.

rirM tia om. hearsboro. la FOR SALE Good as new, 2100-egg, 110-voit Brower Incubator. Will hatch duck, chicken, turkev and pheasant eggs. C.

E. Taylor. Chariton Iowa, 4. McD. "1 0-fC power "binder "Nor MTTT Zigin.

WA NT to buv- A pair of 1 6 In. Case new. Kermit Riedesel Paton. Ia. gd.

cond. Sell one or both. Laurence Deere 450 four row corn Slat Mold boards for plow or will! rcn bidder. Earl Owerff Milbourne. la.

TRACTOR TIRE RETREADING. Firestone Stores. 10th Wa.nut and 510 E. Locust for Farmall. Also tailer mower.

Phillips. Barnes Citv Ia. Planter, a-i connmon. write xV.lf SL i STn-fiTf Will sell good Minn. Moline har CHICKS Electric and oil 21 in.

New lust soring. Will take BABY SALE Farm trailer. V-8 wheels. UPAr.fr 4 rihune 600x16 tires. $110.00.

Arthur F0R HALF. W-JO row Dclrr.ar Patch. Milo. Ia brooders. Dr.

Salshurv's and Lee's Koch, WANTED a tractor with front end erinc trac- iowa! Phone Cylinder. I OR Mct). 15 ft. disc in No used. Write Bockwoldt.

stanhone la tor on rubber. A-l condition. Verne 15 FT. combine lor trade. Massey- ui V.i th i dirt loader, new or I 1 v.i XT rSVZl "low.

Harold Melton. Wi: In.r haci, and FOR JnTelrli planter, F-20 attachments. Sheltz tLIV KR, 16-inch Radex heavy Middleton, Dexter. Iowa. l'nw for sale Near new.

Jim I. i fielH lowa i I ...1 rnon M.iuern 551.1. 2 ml. 4 ioi.y mi. east Strahan Ia ft.

Int. tandem disc: 14 inch: phone. Alvin Sorenson. allender. la.

liiiiiiri. ni. i a in on, ia. orig. price.

Harry Mass. Silver City. Ia.PhoneM0. FOR SAl.E -One three bottom John Deere plow and one McDeering corn planter with tongue truck and fertilizer attachment. John McKciina, Karlv.

lowa WANTED: 1 fertilizer attachments for lnt planter: also 4 row cult, for M. 12 ft. field cult, and 7 ft. power mower. L.

B. Wvatt, Britt. Phone 25115. F-20 on rubber. New pistons and sleeves.

Sale or trade for late model car. sinai.er tractor. hvestixk or what have you? V. C. Hood.

Pocahontas, la. HFWiui'y 2-14 trachTrHpT-wT L. L. Rittgers. Ankenv.

Ia. supplies. Hvgeno. Draft Red Bird Hatchery. 313 E.

5th. 4-6039 'left -over chicks $2 90 prepd Iyeft-over hybrids $4 95. pre- pl lOO'r live del guar Free rat. Wllllei Hatchery Neb. Citv.

Neb. BROOlikiR OR LAYING HOUSES" No Money Down Up to 3 Years to Pay! 2-1913. SCHMALZ EL. Ev e. 6-S597 A LE White Leghorn pullets, day or started.

Evergreen Hatcherv. Dy- sart. La Port City and Belle Plain. l.v 0 ft ur i cTt ri iiTelr delivery. Bradley owned.

7-0074. Shesffer Hatcherv, 6777 Hickman. ATTE.NTI()N Farmers Wanted No. 490. good shape.

No phone. Lee Miller. Schaller. Ia. C.

C. CASE tractor cultivator Chain lift, excellent condition. Marvin Henning. Bagley. Iowa.

ONE New Tripplet all "purpose grinder, grinds both grain and fodder. W. l.ev. I.akota. Ia.

COATS 1945 model "manure and "dirt J. D. Nil 90 2 row trai tor corn FOR Sale- Gum stacker anil load-! Marven McClellan. Prairie Rl'HBER tired farm wagons, roller1 planter. New In '41.

T. A. Collins. er complete ith hav and manure i bearings, n. or used tin Imineiii- 4 ml.

S. of Adel. fork Fit any tractor Wm JOHN DEERE Model tractor for! ate shipment. Box7. Grmnell, FOR Sale 229 cultivator fnr rfim- Junkman.

Manson, Iowa. Eaati saip in Pood shape. Harold Quintus, CATERPtl.LAR 30 tractor "complete- lar F-20. or F-30. Julius Bowman.

4 No. of Manson. i Garner. Ia. )v overhauled, below ceiling 4.

Osage, Iowa. MM No 3 corn sheller on riibberi 10-20 OR SALE, on 5 inch ruh-i Ph.51F21. GeoLewis. Gladstone, 111. TRACTOR cultivator, for Tase! for sale.

A-l condition, with 36 h'r. A-l shape. H. Murphy. IfoR sale:" New "1 C.

six can "size A-l chain lift. Write E-32S. Reg-i feet new- steel drag. New cob car- Perrv. Ia.

milk cooler at ceiiing price. Phone ister and Tribune ner. Pli. 31S2. A.

L. Rochleau. i TRACTOR. 5-row stalk cutters. 2: 76.

Neil Richardson. Wail Lake. WANT tractor. Would consider one 1 Whitleniore. la.

Chase. Marlln and Son Implement. -fort Sale New lm." stalk Cutter. loaders, used 14 ft disk. C.

G. A need of repair. Earl Free), K. FOR sale John TVere irioiWl' P.Ira I I'sed 1 day. W.

Bohlman. Ot-! i reitus. na ton. Iow a 1420 Locust St. Phon 4 6951.

(IV LINE cockerel rhh Rand leathering. rapid grow ing hit plumage cross Ideal for J-4 pou-id fries. HatchluR now Stf per Ino. Call 5-593i. Hy-Lin Hatcherv.

4224 6th Ave LARGE tvpe" Whit ignorn cockerels every Friday. $4 per 1'h. Electric and oil brooders for i. Also Wsvn and Kellv Feds Brsl-lev Hatchry. 4301 Hubbeil.

Ds VL 6-3912. PURINA FEEDS ar. mashes). Victor mashes and r'iet rpnnt bags). Pratt pouitrv sunphes.

Scratch feeds. Gnts. Snells. Strsw. BREWBAKER'S.

615 12th 3-5720. START your chirks wi'h PILLSBURY'S CHICK STARTER Full lin mashs Print bags. Iowa Flour Co. 120 fl W. 6th St.

Phone 3-52f. ItABY chirks "for sale" now-. Mo-i breds now avaiiabi. pou.try su- litter: complete line or feed. UGH QUALITY BABY CHICK CO.

3O4-310 E. Walnut 2-1229 BEAUTIFUL Mammoth no. i. Ames, ia i tor ami practically new 3 bottom MCD cram dr 1 for sac lt ft all tumwa. R.

No. 5 High and Center ph. steel in. spacing. plow.

Buchanan Imp. Co. Grundy 1. N. Koxness, FOR sale Oliver Raydex 2-16" plow like new.

on eood 6'-16" rnh- I nor. la. your Poultry and Eggs. enter, ia. rnone no.

mtr. 1 shape $175 KI. Also new Ferguson heavy duty highway mower. E. J.

Enatiret.2 mi.S. W. Winthrop J'OR a New Jay-Hawk with steel t-r fuMn wtii-eis. and Towi-r trae-t sweeji rke-i. Retigstorf Bros.

pTioie49, Grove, Iowa CNE retular Farmall ami cultivator on i-36 rutiber at ceiling price. In perle.t condition. Alvin Sorenson. Calender. Ia.

Moorland phone. CWS "for sale. 1 Guernsey. 1 Jersey. loth 6 yrs.

1 heiter. and Briiw-n Swiss, mo. LI.IS CllALMFRsf cultivator and tJ tit a C. No power Wll. In HART T' TiK' 1 s3of J.r.

3 bottom Both in gd. cond. Write E-22. Register ar.d Tribune. i' A NUKE scoops complete for sale, Horn Implement Company, Mount s.yr Iowa.

Telephone 3 40. WANTED 1 5-hottom 16'pTow Tn goi sr.a:.e Prefer Oliver Witwer Frirrr.s. Ia. Box 57. WANT Oliver 70.

on rubber, not over 4 r. o.d. with cui. Pay ceiling, rt rson, Pnnceton. Ia.

FOP. SALE 3 unit Delavar milking rriarf.ine Used months. Joe Goetz, Harlan la fx24 TRACTOR tire L. O'Brion, Moorlard. Ia.

fR 1 4 ft' Case dlsc7TSmory Perm. Baxter, la. i BRlGGS and Stratton HTP. Recond. 3106 Camhridge St.

rv. Lionel joiin ice re cvt tractor Priced to sell Grief 32-OLT motors, radios and Delco Hopkinton Ia i wanted. Write Earle Fitz. A NTE D-McCoTmick Deering TT?) corn planter. C.

P. Kurtz. 6t i -v -orii Planter. 290. Like DES MOINES PRODUCE.

116 Court BLACK Australorps and A ustraTWriite Chicks. Leg Flocks. Austra Rocks. Hostler Hatchery. Indianola.

Ia. FOR sale. 40 ft. windmrfl tower nr. new, and wheel.

Lge. gal. stock tank and red jacket pump. Harry Timmons. Linden.

Ia. al li in. single Dottom plow. Harlan Pruess. larence.

la. as new. Write P-3S5, Register and; TRACTOR TIRE RETREADING, i Tribune Goodvear Service Store. I OLIVER 70 tractor, rubber 12th. Locust.

3-1153. Anthonv lowa. i 44 model, write E-42-, Keg FARM SEEDS FEEDS 76 RTfST resisTant Rival wheat ister and Tribune. 1 1 1 1 ij I I i.Lr i TEAM of smooth month matched: Cult, and disk. Phone 367.

In- Silt: TCIcCormirk R-ft cram hi.irfer i WARD'S fXrM STORE lJ' 'J, 2 ROW Black Hawk planter for Ford i-i -T Ferguson tractor. Maunce elsn. Webster City. Ia. sorrels.

Real corn planters. 1 good' diannin. Good running order. Ernest Votteler. rider.

$100. Bill Ireland. 2'i mi. McCORMICK-Deering 2-bottom 14-in Fenton. Iowa.

So Camhridge. Ia. i plow. 2 vrs. old.

Ted Rutter. Col- itOl IVV IMrt.ir ntow A.I I certified Earlyana sov bean seed. WANTED POULTRY OF ALL KINDS Dwaine Paul. Laurel, Ia. i Ingersoll Poultry.

SE and perl 2701 Ingersoll. 3.i 100 lbs. Richfield Potato Farm. SPECIaTj Leghorn cockerels every Blairshurg. Ia.

Thurs. $2.00 per 100 postpaid. Mil- BALED clover hav Jrr Hatrherv.Waverty. Inwi. mi west of airport.

West 1). M. Ph. 2 OIL Brooders, other chicken equip- oi.ive.K. row incKer a-i conn wire, tt, ann m.

vv p-e. .1,.. n.Mi fa la J70. K. K- Griffiths.

Route -T ---h -ik 1 notice. Rout 3." by 28 power mower and cultivator 12 "FT Ferg. disc "attach for "Ford 3. IVs Moinrs ft IP A 11 ll'tianl ,1 i i mi'i ll. iTDiCTAD WARD'S i IV i i pick-up pmw FARM STORK 1 Zl 'V FARM STORE i 1 i'i metu, sm.

feed gritiuer. 11.111 ft T7s i- no ihiiw. r.uuer mi. mr k. fttepnen vy est, TRACTOR plow new John Deere 14 w'.

Cumming. la. I WANTED, power mower for V-50. MOWER, corn planter: disc: harrow: Vernon Iowa 1 SOL. Hot 5O0 chick brooder stove, i L.

T. Job Rt. 4. Des M. Ph.

2-232S; horses, M. I TAMA seed oats 3 work Hoyt Elbert, 3 mi. S. W. HAY haled, timothy, clover America's greatest producers larger premium while eggs, delicious meat.

Fre colored literature Charles G. Pap. Churuhiisco, Indiana. LaRgE" type' White" Leghorn coeit. in ja mes M.ill.

arrat- la INT. plow. 3" Rubfr: Box1 74.St.Charlea. Ia. wagon ihay rack fo-20" S3if harrow.

tires. Gd. shape. Milford Hove, F.EG. Farmall and cultivator.

1 A. O. 60 comTiine. A-l. ceiling! Good condition Joe Summerson Glenn anl.

Dallas Center. Ia. stanhope. Iowa. 1 west and 2 so.

of Conner. I Milvov t'nah. Elheron. la. I nmi la L.

14x16. part new lumber! i for sale. F. M. Spooner.

Elkhart. Rittgers. Ankeny, la. Ph. 2266 A-lj Kb.

6 John Deere corn sheller. FOR Sale or Trade I.H.C. 10-20 i OLIVER 12 ft. tractor disc for sale. I FOR "sal" 1 60 caterpillar tractor.

erels. Postpaid $1 95-100. Larsoa 97'. SOYBEANS. Richland, MODEL J.

spreader in condition. Faye Houck, Gait, la, Sloan A VI Hatchery Babyl i chicks. 2716 HubbciL 6-2230. i Hatchery, tit. Olaf, Iowa.

I Lloyd Davis, Castana. Ia. tractor, Fh. 7-6049. Stauter Bros, Fouda, I i R.

G. Smith, Hartford, la. I larm, Granger, la..