Quad-City Times from Davenport, Iowa • 22

Friday evening THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT AND LEADER October 30, 1942 For Rent Rooms Help Wanted Male BOYS TO SEU Afternoon Papers on Comers Salary or Commmsion News Arenry Harrison Mews ihe Farm By JAMES COLBY, Farm Editor IC" i I 'VM nu wiiiwmmnnjiiii I. I Here's One Item You Can Hoard; It's Wheat Flour Washington. (AP) The United States has one food which agriculture department officials wish they could advise consumers to hoard. That's wheat flour. Supplies of wheat are so large that farmers are having difficulty in finding storage space.

Real Estate for Sale AN OPEN HOUSE TONIGHT 192 TKEMi )XT, 7 TO P. M. Repulsr knotty pine living room, fireplace, random width ouK floors. Guest ciosei with bevel plate fuil mirror. Large nleaant dining room, handy kitchen, lots of cupboard t-puce.

Cabin: sink with double drain board. Laree major bedroom, good sued sv ond bedroom. Venetian blinds throughout. RECREATION P.OOM with FIRE-PIACE. Extra toilet and lavatory in ndjoining room and in the corner it's a dandy.

Your friends will really enjoy it with you. beautiful. Yard design Landscaped to a Queen's Tast Flower beds encased with brick border, stone partitions and retaining walls. Priced below reproduction cost. Terms possible.

WE" HAVE MOVIES OF IT and will be glad to give the film to the purchasers. We will also glad to take movies of the family "while moving In as in Ihe garden, recreation room or wherever you desire. If you do not have a projector we will' be glad to show them to your friends in our little theater anytime free of charge and COME AND PEE A REAL HOME i i I I i i 0 Kit RAISES PIGS ON SIDE Charles Meyer, who oper- ates a store at Sunbury, Is aiding in the program of increased meat production by raising pigs in a lot back of the store. Meyer has a sow with a litter of eight pigs, in addition to several other pigs. The litter of eight are now two months old and are making rapid progress, in addition to aiding in the program of Increased meat production, Meyer Is also preventing waste of food products by feeding waste from the store to the pigs.

He is pictured above feeding the pigs. NOTES Farm Magazine Tells of Hog Raising Methods Used By Muscatine Co. Farmer 4 LEGISLATION TO HALT INFLATION Ames, la. (UP) All-out production--with neither riches nor ruin resulting should follow recent price legislation in the opinion ot two Iowa State college farm economists. Writing in the current Issue of the farm economist.

Robert Wilcox nd "Francis Kutish, said farmers may feel sure that prices will neither run wild nor drop sharply. At the same time, was announced thnt a short-lived mid-month price declino pulled tbe Iowa farm price index dowh two points to 176 on Sept. 15. The economists described the Index as "not true" because, prices of most farm products moved upward later in the month. The farm outlook as viewed by the college economists, follows: Hogs and overdue spring pig crop likely to ease live hog prices more in line with dressed pork price ceilings.

Lambs Prices likely to ease slightly for remaining pasture season, with downward pressure being exerted by heavier marketing in next few weeks. Strong demand will prevent sizeable decline. Cattle Little further change In stocker and feeder prices in next few months. Mistake to base bids on feeders on belief beef ceilings will be raised. Poultry Prices of most classes will continue steady for next few months, with no seasonal drop in prospect.

F.Rg prices no lower than those of Sept. 28-Oct. 2 can be expected this winter. Dairy Seasonal price adjustments to determine tbe price future for butter prices. If adjustments are to be made, a further increase in butterfat prices can be expected until February, PREDICTS NEW TWO VERI desirable sseepln room.

Fine hill location, dose to bus. LoVELi" large front leepin(f room. One or two. cookmn privilege, hot watr. in.

1011 St. tiKT'ftli class room, ell furnished; large clothes automatic hot water; stoker hot water heat: adult hnrtw. Harrison. Dial a Room In private home, conveniently located, Gentleman. Dial S-T'Td.

ONE LAHOii HuOM or i sentlemen. Dinl 3-811 or 919 Otietdn. Pl.KASAXT modern front room. Girls preferred. No other roomers.

On bu-i line Dial 3-5u57. LAHGli ROOM with lavatory, for gentleman. Walking On lu line. Di.it I-M33. Room and Board for refined elderly lady in clean, modern home.

Good food. Write Box 244, enre Democrat. Wanted-Board and Room WANTED Uy widow, room and board In private family, central, near bus. A-l reference. Dial 3-9S66.

For Rent Houses MODERN house 4 rooms and bath, at Friendly Service Market, North Harrison Street. Dial 1 16-27 W-2. FOUR room stucco house near Pleasant Valley, available now. J25.00 a month Dial 7-11044. 6 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE NORTHEAST On bus line, until spring to adults or couple with small child.

Rent $45. ARZBERGER-AGNEW 509 Brady St. Phone 2-9443 or 3-5156 For buying or selling real estate see us FURNISHED 5 room bungalow, double garage, adults only, references, $55. Dial 3-7703. 3oii8 E.

18th long living room, fireplace, recreation room, 3 bedrooms, gas heat; possession now. Dial 2-SS92 For Rent Apartments LOWER duplex. 5 rooms and bath, stove heal. Better than average. Defense, workers, Adults.

$30.00. In quire i-0 Harrison. A NICELY FURNISHED 2-room apartment for adults. No pets. Dial 3-5290.

WANTED employed girl to share apartment with 3 girls, 627 Ripley, Apt. 3. Dial 3-0171 after 5 pm. DUPLEX, 3 room modern unfurnished, private entrance, water, heat, automatic hot water, share bath, adults only. West, Dial 3-3527.

A K)UR room and bath upper duplex, stove, refrigerator, automatic heat, water, garage, adults, $47.50. tmmed-ate occupancy. 1704 W. 12th, 3-145. TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms in modern home.

Reasonable. Adults only. 1120 Iowa St. 3 ROOMS, unfurnished, private bath. heat, light, water furnished, very reasonable rent, no pels.

2-10fi0 3 ROOMS, utilities supplied 3 miles east of Davenport Dial 2-5048. TWO ROOM furnished apartment, Utilities furnished. 2112 Farnnm Dial 3-0106 3 ROOM unfurnished apartment. Heat and utilities furnished. Inquire 403 East fith St.

SPACIOUS 2 room and bath furnished apartment, gas. light, refrigerator, inis Ant Nn 2 For Rent Miscellaneous Well Located Building Suitable for Neighborhood Grocery Store Occupied by present tenant since 1932 and who l. now moving to larger quarters. The rent Is reasonable 4-room flat in building. See it.

West end. DIAL 2-2501 2-8244 blORAGE lockers, 75c monthly: meat cut and wrapped lc per lb. American Service 1423 Rockinghnm Road Personal Service Physicians DR G. KREUL 105 Security Bldg. Residence 217 Forest Road Hours 10 to 12 a.

2 to 4 p. m. Phone Office 2-3652. DR. G.

W. CUS1CK, 1006 Davenport Rank Bldg. Hours 10 to 12 a. to 5 p. m.

Phone 7-9961 or Phytd ician's Exchange, res. Attorneys CHAS. B. KAUFMANN General Law Practice Specializing In Trial Practice In State and Federal Courts Strffl DIAL 3-9249 Da0Taort Hair Removed moved with multiple needle Miss MTtr-vige vale Apt 2-2011 Business Notice COSTUMES Kill RENT. Masks, party favors, etc.

TRI-CITY COSTUME NOVELTY CO 1923 Second Ave. Rock flfind I 131 Open until m. Repair Service shortened and restyled. Mrs. Stalclt, 713 We.t 17th St.

THE OAVENPORT DEMOCRAT AND LEADER Simplified Want Ad RATE SCHEDULE Minimum Ad I Lines SIZ8 ONE TWO FOUH SIX 3 Lines 49o 75c $1.15 $1.62 Lines 65o $1.01 $1.63 $2.16 5 Lines 810 $1.91 $2.70 Lines 87o $1.61 $2.29 $3.24 The rates above may include Sunday when ordered for more than one day. SUNDAY "ONLY" RATES 3 Lines, Sunday "Only" 59o 4 Lines. Sunday "Only" 79o 5 Lines, Sunday 'Only" 99o No Want Ads or Cancellations taken after 11 a. weekdays. :30 P.

M. Saturdays, The Democrat will be responsible for only one incorrect Insertion ef each ad. Classified Display 91 cents per Inch 0 cents If o'd cash or within 6 days. Situation Wanted ads. payable in advance.

The Oemocrat will be reapontibie for only one Incorrect Insertion of each ed. Dial 3-2721 For Service i MEN to work in storage parage, 18 years old or over. Apply 3-3 East Third Street WANTED, A NUMBER OF MARRIED MEN To work in our local grain elevator and feed mill. RALSTON PURINA CO. 433 South Pine St.

MAN TO WASH CAK3 Apply SIS Kast Third Street ilAKlUtU FUU FA KM Ktep house and do chore for em-nlKver eouplo. Box 247. Democrat. AKTIFU1AL. UiiJ Three.

Industry essential. Position after war permanent. Illinois and Iowa territories. Artificial lee wearers preferred. Car necessary.

Write Box 248, Democrat. LAUNDRY ASHMAN Institution, good pay, meals. Permanent position. Write references and age to Box 240, care of The Democrat MAN TO TAKE CAKE OF HORSES IJtica Ridge Stables Fair Grounds, 2-H348 WANTED Full Time, Experienced Machine Shop Planer Man Would Consider After Hours And Week-End Operator APPLY McLaughlin Body Co. 2130 Third Avenue, Moline, 111.

TRUCK DRIVER TO HAUL Coal, 50c per ton. American Service 1423 Rockingham Road. WANTED; EXPERIENCED MAN TO PICK CORN. Dial 2-5086 MIDDLE AGED MAN OR BOX to drive trm-k in city. Pint 3-7419.

Transportation YOUNG MAN WANTS RIDE From Downtown in Davenport to East Moline Downtown or to John Deere Spreader Works. Working hours 8 to 4:30. DIAL 2-5800 LEAVING about Nov, 1st for Orange, Texas, want 1 or 2 riders, references. Write Rox 245. Democrat.

Help Wanted Female Experienced Waitress Heelers No 1, 220 N. Pme St. Experienced Waitress Heeter's No. 2, 1545 W. Locust.

CHAMBERMAID WANTED Hotel Dempsey, 410 Main St. WANTED A NUMBER OF GIRLS Between ages of 1S-25 To work in our Packing Room RALSTON PURINA CO, 433 South Pine St. WAITRESS Also dishwasher. Colorado Cafe, 314 Main Street. WOMAN between ages, of 25 and 45 years to learn Laundry work.

Crescent Laundry, 1215 Harrison St. WOMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK IN LAUNDRY CROOK BROS. LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS 219-221 East Third Streot EXPEKIKNCKD WAITRESS WANTED. Good wages. TIeeters No.

2942 Brady St. EXPERIENCED counter girl for night work. Sundays off. Apply in person. Shannon's Dairv Lunch, 116 West 3rd St.

WANTED FO NTA1N GIRL Steady Work. Apply SCTILEGEL'S, fttli Harrison TWO PRESS OPERATORS Pay equal to most defense jobs now open for women. Only skilled and experienced operators need apply. Write Box rare Democrat. COMPANION for elderly lady, light housework, 2 dults.

Private room. Call 3-4189. HOUSEKEEPER, full charge, small Plain home, adults. 1108 W. ftitv nle-hts.

jieht niirlnp. Two Men or Women Wanted Tart Time Saleswork Hours 6 p. m. to 9 p. m.

I need two men or women to help me In my business during above hours. Opportunity to add from $25 to S50 snd even more to your Income every week- without Interfering with your present tlnvtime work. If the hours do not conflict see Mr. Linlhan or Mr. 1ftil-b 9 1 our lorM eMre 414 flrelv Situation Wanted Male PAPERH ANOINU outside painting.

All work guaranteed. Dinl -7Sr4 Wanted to Buy FO" NATIONAL DEFENSE "ring In vour rtig Iron, metal, tire Miller rHL 1124 W. 2nd St 2-1271 Personals MRS. L. R.

KITCHING 2121 MAIN STREET ANNOUNCES THE OPENINO OF A NURSERY FOR THE CARE OF CHILDREN WHOSE PARENTS ARE ENGAGED IN WAR WORK. Careful supervision In a good homa TELEPHONE 7 27 HERRING WANTS INCREASED SUPPLY OF IMPLEMENTS Mnunt Pleasant. la. (AP) The envprnmpnt must provide for in creased production of farm machinery in order that agriculture may be permitted to supply all of the food necessary for winning me war Sen. Clyde I Herring said Thursday night.

"Now that the government nas taken steps to protect the farmer with an adeauate supply of labor, it appears we have won half the battle, he said. Travel by passenger autos in 1940 was about 7 times the mileage of all other means of transportation combined. Legal Notice NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. BELIGMAN LATZ OF DAVENPORT, INC. TO WHOM IT MAX CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have associated themselves together under and by virtue ot Chapter 384, Title XIX, of the l'J3 Code of Iowa, and the laws mi cnt'Doration.

ana have adopted articles of Incorporation, whiih provides as loiuni, 1) The name of such corporation Is SKUGMAN LATZ OK DAVENPORT, and its principal place of transacting business is Davenport, Iowa. (2) The general nature of the business to be transacted by such corporation is buying, selling, leasing and operating beauty parlors, beauty salons, i.oi, and manicuring establishments, buy ing, selling, importing, exporting dealing in cosmetics, soaps, (ace powders and lotions, toilet creams, hair dves, nail polishes, toilet supplies and nil preparations, materials, supplies, furniture, fixtures, equipment and apparatus used in the operation of beauty parlors and hairdressing and manicuring establishments, and goods wares merchandise and personal property of every kind and description. (3) the amount of capital stock authorized by ihe articles of tncorpor ntion is Ten Thousand Dollars ($10, 000.00), which is to be paid as follows: One Hundred Fifty shares of the par vulue of Ten Dollars ($10.00) per share will be paid up iu cash upon incorporation, and the remaining shares may be issued from time to time for such consideration as the board of directors may determine and as may be permitted by law. tit The coriinriita existence of Said corporation shall commence on the 22nd day of October, and continue 'for twenty 120) years, unless sooner dissolved by a vote of the holders of a majority of the stock Issued and outstanding. (5) The affairs of such corporation are to be conducted by three (3) directors, and until the first annual Dueling of stockholders the following named persons, to-wit: 81DNEX JiELIGMAN, EDWIN K.

LATZ and ISRAEL A. LATZ, shall be the directors of such corporation; the executive officers of the corporation shall be a president, a vice-president, a secretary and a treasurer who shall be chosen by the affirmative vote of a majority' of the board at their first meeting after the annual meeting of stockholders. (6) There Is no limitation in the amount of Indebtedness to which said corporation may subject itself. (7) The private property of the stockholders of such corporation shall be exempt from the debts of said corporation. Dated, this I2nd day of Oetober, 1942.

SKLKJMAN LATZ OF DAVENPORT. INC. By Edwin K. Latz, President. Hv Sidney Selisnian, Secretary.

ORIGINAL NOTICE. STAT OK IOWA, Scott County, as. In the District Court of the State of Iowa, in and for Scott County. James Townsley, Plaintiff Vs. Marlnn Townsley, Defendant.

TO THF ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT; Xou are hereby notified that there Is now nn file in the ofnee of the Clerk of the District Court in and for said County of Scott, State of Iowa, the petition of the above named Plaintiff, claiming of you an absolute Decree of Divorce on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment; and for such other and further relief as the Court may deem just and equitable In thp premises, and for costs of this action. And that unless you appear and make defense thereto before noon of the second day of the January, 1943, term of the District Court of Scott County, Iowa, to be convened and held Ir the Court House In the City of Davenport, Scott County, Iowa, on the Dili day of January, 1043, a default will be entered against you, and judgment or decree rendered thereon. SMITH, SWIFT MALONEX, Mtnrrtevs lor Phiititlff. Coal Yards COAL Fulton Egg J575 Fulton. Lump G.OO West Kentucky Egg West Kentucky Lump $7.00 Harristrurg Fgg 17.00 Harrlsburg Lump Franklin County Egg 75 Fianklin County Lump $8.00 Also all grades of Stoker Coal CASH ONLY Von Dresky COAL COM PAN Dial Front K- Perry Dors, Cats, Rabbits, Pets Enlisted In the Army.

MuM dispose of one of tli finest herds of Anjrora Wool Rabbits In the Mid-West, Registered and Pedigreed Ntnclt. PRICES $1.60 UP MILO T. SORDEN, Whlngton, III. TWO BULL -PUPPIES Thre month old. Disl S-TO'S.

Corker SPHIII-I I'UPpieS 7 Old, nd snd Hark, A. K. registered, 171J LeCliilre tpttial it tit Dmotmt Muscatine, John HemlHks. Wapsie. township farmer, was given recognition iu the November issue of tbe Country Gentleman maga-sine.

Mr. llendriks is cited in. Harry It O'Rrien's "Seven Steps to More Hoes" in nhieh he uses Mr. Hen-driks method in illustrating the seventh step. The article in part says, "John liendriks of Muscatine county, has made an outstanding record of high pork production by raising his pigs entirely on concrete floors.

Hut the kind of pig he has is a big part of the story. He calls it his 'crisscross breed. He has developed his own special type from a three-way cross. His hogs have a rather large frame upon which he can put big gains in a hurry." The seven steps which lead to greater pork production-according to the author are: (1) Not only equipment but all buildings used to house pigs and sows must be clean thruout. (2) Proper housing is all-important, and each sow needs her own individual hut at farrowing time.

(3) Clean pasture reduces parasite Infection, and shade, helps hogs make gains. H) Vaccination against cholera and other diseases can be given as soon as pigs are ready to wean. (Si Intelligent feeding is vital. Some farmers start pigs on grain when only seven to 10 days old. (6) Comfort promotes auick gains.

This means water, shade, clean, skin. An oiling pont kills vermin. The best care Is wasted on poor breeding stock. Crossbreeds are widely used in corn belt areas. PLUMBER GIVES TIP.

Tyler, Texas. (UP) Tbe memories of bruises on head, hands and knees incurred In 20 years of crawling under houses in his work as a plumber brought the following suggestion from an anonymous Tyler-ite: "How about looking under your house for scrap? I know it's there, for I've contacted it at one time or another over the past 20 years and I've got the scars to prove It." TONIGHT DUANE J. LEAMER CO, REALTORS 307 E. Locust READY TO OCCUPY Stos Fillmore Lane, 340S Fillmore Lane, 341, Fillmore Lane, 34i4 Fillmore Fillmore S3550 342, Fillmore $nSiK ,1413 Taylor If you act now you ran take your choice of these 4 room and hath modern bungalows, two have 10x6 dinettes. All have full attics and deep basements with hot air furnaces.

Easy terms and they pay out in 11 years. Call up anv time. ARZBERGER-AGNEW "09 Brady St. Phone 2-6443 or 3-6857 For buying or selling real estate see AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY No waiting for 30 or 90 days You can buy this 5 room modern home for only down and small monthly payments. Drive past 1330 Esplanade we will gladly show you the interior interested.

Call Mr. Haesly. 2-S6o9 TO CLOSE ESTATE IVe offer a lai-B-e 10-rnntt nome. Has steam heat, modern bath oak lioors downstairs, beautiful oak woodwork, front and back stairs. Ideal tor renting rooms or apartments.

Close in location TmnieilintA nnseatain This property is below market value Call for appointment. SCHUMANN REALTY CO Office 1326 Farnnm Street Phone 3-382!) GOOD 4 room bungalow, 2 bedrooms good size. Immediate possession terms. Dial 3-53P8. OWNER will sell his 3-bedroom home, locate.

on mo k. corner of Dover Ct. an' Rinlev St It lina heen vof i iithB tl.r,. Ollt Rllfl la a rrnH In neighborhood. Now vacant.

Want tcJ "--ii nnu tne price is rigni. Drive past if interested in looking at the can owner, Dial A NEW 4 room modern hmiKalnw in N. ready to move into, 65'J onwn. sitz.bll per month. 2-5188 Good Houses For The Price New 5-room bungalow in gooii Northwest locatidn.

Dandy screened porch, all insulated, 'Venetian blinds Very few available at the price, lesf than 3 acres, with nearly new modern UUMUIIIS, Facing VunderVeer Park, large rooms, easy terms, jstoKer, z-car garage. We have several houses. $500 down payment. Prices $2,500, $3,200. Good double house, 2 furnaces, $2,250 Call C.

B. Heidgerken, 8-7148 Bert Frahm Realty Co. 3-8015 Central Office Bldg. Res. 3-5532 B.

B. B. (best bungalow buy) In a 4-rooin and bath with tiled floor large living room and kitchen, 2 fine bedrooms and garage on a 50-foot ieve' lot in fin nil nnui ialriil It is locate, at 407 W. 2Dtli. It has the best floor plan arrangement yon nne ever seen, roomy and with lots of closet space.

The kitchen, we'll hnVA I 'S, there is really space here. Drive past, then call for an appointment, either 2-8639 or 2-R750 Christopher Realty Co. TRY TO MATCH THIS Seldom do we have the good fortune to offer a better ir'-estment thnn this 6 room modern ht'ise. Stoker heat, garage, occupied hy two families. Rents $67.50.

Fine Northwest location. Shown by appointment. 'sll Sir. Becker, Re. 2-2S2 LAY POWELL.

Realtors full us for buvtng or selling real estnte FINE SIX ROOM HOUSE N. E. NEAR ST. PAUL'S PARISH This 3 bedroom home has many fin features including long living room with real fireplace, oak floors, hoi sir furnace with stoker, insulation, storm windows, garage, large tot 72x140 Out of town owner is here in Davenport for a few dlIVS nnrl ha, rryAtr.A tl price for quick sale. Immediate possession.

Call Mr. MEL FOSTER CO. Trial 2-2667 Evenings I-fWH Iiisur Even-thing but Vour Life DOUBLE HOUSE BARGAIN Four splendid rooms (lnrge kitchen), bath, porch an,) furmic on each sid. Plenty oficlosrls. Nicelv decorated.

No repairs. Double enrage. Good west location. i block to bus, MRS. NAG EL L.

Meyer Realtv (V 2-HTS2 medjReal Estate PRIVATE party will buy bungalow direct from owner (or soot cRh. Present tenant can remain 2-4M71 dnytlme. CASH BUYER wants a eood rnnm Yioiiim In a good neighborhood, preferably 4 rooms down and 4 and bath tin. I DIAL 2-8750 WILL PA CA M'K A S-IIOOM BUNG 4. LOW NORTH LOCATION.

DIAL 1 1 FARMERS SOLVE LABOR PROBLEM Follow Plan Adopted By Father During World War I. Fond Du Lac, Wis. (AP) A quartet of farmers, operating 700 acres ot land, has solved the wartime manpower shortage by polishing up an Idea germinated 36 years ago. The atory begins fn 191! when Simon Sehmiu, E. I), and Peter St-li Itz.

neighbor, dim-usped their problems and derided to try pooling operations and expenses. Co-operation, enabled them to riafii capacity production during the last 'war when they couldn't hire help. SONS CARRY ON. Sfius now carry on flic father's holdtncs. Martin Sehmitz, Flint Jones and Adolph SchmiU operate tbe original farms, and Herbert Schmiti bag Joined the group by purchasing an additional 120 acres.

-Martin farms 210 acres, Flint. ISO, and Adolph 160. Flint employs an elderly married couple. "YVorldiis with the other boys did the trick," be said. "Here's the setup in a rutslipll: "The four farms total 700 acres.

All work is done by six men. Each of us four operators is equally responsible for all equipment. All of us sim to have an equal investment in farm machinery. We keep records of the time put in by each man. tise of equipment, repair parts, and all other items during tbe year.

TALLY SCORE. "At the close of each year we tally up the score and see what each of us has coming. Never been any complaints either." As an example, Herbert's farm isn't well established yet, but by trading labor for use of the other men's equipment, be expects to hold UP bis share of the expenses. Martin, Fliut and Adolph all milk the same nuniher of cows, usually about 30 bead of purebred Holsteins. They produce their own feed and aeh takes care of bis extra labor problems.

Each helpa the others hen necessary trading or swap-pins; work and equipment. Martin's two sons help during va. cations and sfler school. Two younger daughter help their mother who has 50(1 laving hens, BOOST PRODUCTION. The group, by closer feeding snd mansKement, Increased milk pro-Suction this year to pounds from dCS.on pounds last year.

Special war prodactinn crops totaled "5 ecrrs, tx acre in soybeans, 16 in earning peas, and 14 in canning corn. Other production Mil! be approxlmatfdy hogs, S00 hying hens, and tQ sheep. PRICE OF IOWA FARM PRODUCTS HITS NEW PEAK T8 Moines. (UP) loss farm ptitff leached a new peak en Oct. 15.

according to ihe crop and livestock reporting nenice. The farm pi ice index rose four points from mid September to ISO per 'fnt of the 1J09-H base period, the nervlce reported, indicating the highest general level of Ion a farm pi ices since October, 13-0. The rise from Sept. 15 was ac counted for chiefly by hish bog. beef cattle, and butterfat prices, the all prices were higher than a year stro.

All time October hlcha were, itiade tiy beef cattle, vesl caSvcs snd milk cow prices, the service said, and bog prres were the high-eft since October, 1520. WPh loer corn prices this Tronlh and high hog, butterfat and pi iifs, feeding ratios improved from a month sgo and were sil sub-aiantiaily above th 5-year average (133? 50) for October. 4 SCONS The women's home project group ot the Sheridan township Farm liureau met at the home of Mrs. John Lensch Thursday afternoon. Topic of the lesson studied at the meeting was baking bread and wartime desserts.

Farmers of eastern Iowa are finding the storage of the large corn crop quite a problem. Already most cribs are filled to the limit and temporary cribs are being constructed to handle the surplus. A number of are filling the driveway in their cribs with corn. In addition many farmers are faced with the problem of finding storage space for the soybean crop which Is being harvested. The showers of rain which have fallen the past few days have made the job of husking much easier.

The stalks had become brittle from the warm dry weather and caused considerable trouble when mechanical pickers were used. Lael Moon, Louisa county extension director, reports that altho much of the soybean crop was damaged by the early frost the outlook for seeds for next year's planting is better than last year. He predicts little damage to germination of the soybeans, especially those which were mature or nearly so when the freeze occurred. Rudolph Koch, chairman of the Scott county. U.

S. D. A. war board, announced that all farmers having trucks who did not receive an application for certificate of war necessity, should notify the county committee, 23 4 Union bank building, stating their nnmo and address, registration number, number of 1 rucks if more than one and type of truck such as, farm truck, pick-up, dump truck, etc. This is in accordance with a communication received from the Iowa U.

S. I). A. war board chairman Friday morning. Those that have received their applications should fill them out immediately and mail to the office of defense transportation, Detroit.

in the addressed envelope that is enclosed with the application. All farmers that would like some assistance In tilling out their applications may come to 2111 Union bunk building, with the following information, size of tires and any data that they may have regarding miles traveled, number of trips and gas used and also their registration certificate. George Schmidt of Delmar, farmer and cattle feeder of Clinton county, has been announced the winner of the 10-acre yield contest sponsored by the Clinton county 100-Dushel Corn club and the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers' association with which the local club Is affiliated. Schmidt's 10-acre field of hybrid yielded 132.31 bushels per acre. His brothers.

Ferd, of DeWitt, was last year's winner. This year's runner-up was William Schoening, a new entrant In the contest, who had 123.36 bushels. Others who exceeded the 100-bushel mark are as follows: Louis Hansen, 127.77; L. C. Meinke, 127.19: Roger Shaft, 118.23: J.

P. Schnack. Ferd Schmidt. 116.96: Louis Vet-ter. Paul Godes.

113.39; Harry Grlep, 113.59; A. Min-naert, 112.60: B. R. Wetrlch, 111.72; Elwln Herkelmann, 104.46: Raymond Welsh. 103.44.

and Waltin Olson. 10t.n0. The 1S gold medals will be awarded the winners at the annual meeting of the club in February. New members will be Initiated at this time, They are Schcen Inn. Vetter Wetrlrh.

Merkel. I mann, Welsh and Olson. FARM SALES AND DATES Oct. 31 Livestock auction sale at the II. I- Bowman sales barn in Maquoketa.

Iow a. Sale starts at 1 o'clock. 11. L. How man, owner.

Oct. 31. Livestock miction sule at the Iowa City Sales barn in Iowa City. la. Sal- starts at It a.

m. H. J. Cairns, sales manager. Oct.

31 Purebred Duroc boar and gilt sule at the Aledo Sales Aledo, 111. Sale starts 1 p. m. Soberer Scranton, consignors. Nov.

3. Livestock auction sale at the DeWItt Sales Burn in De-Witt, Iowa. Nov. 4. Livestock Auction Sale at the Midway Sales Company barn in Columbus Junction.

Iowa, smylte, manager, Nov, 5. Closing Out Sale, 200 bead of livestock, at lb Meadow-brook farm located mile west of Clsdwln and 10 miles northwest of Columbus Junction, Iowa. Sale starts 11 a. m. Meadowbrook Farm, Owner.

KloU and Duncan, auctioned s. Nov. 6. Livestock auction nt the sale barn in Dixon, Iowa. Sale start at 1 William Hansen, manager.

Nov. 7. Llves-Un sa! on ihe faun located five miles ast of Walcott on Prosfei road, or five miles northwest of Davenport. Salu starts at 2 p. m.

Louis Slndt. owner. H. Wilcken. auctioneer.

Nov. 10 Duroc Hoar and CM sale on tho farm located a mile, south of Tipton, Iowa, on old Muscatine road on first crossroad turn left mile. Jetty Mulherin, owner. Chnllis and llolinlt.g, auctioneers. No.

17. Closing Out Sale on the farm located mile north, 2'i miles east of New Liberty. miles west of D'xon. Sale starts 11 a. m.

PhilsoD Lincoln, owner. 11. L. Wilcken, auctioneer. Farmers sell machinery, livestock, feed, supplies, with an ad in the Farmers Sale and Exchange.

Turn to the Want Ad Page nowl Free farm salt listings will be published only for the sates that have reserved a space of at least six Classified Page. In order to receive Inches for an ad en The Oemocrat full week's listing, the copy must cs in ana tns order placed eight days in advance et the sale. I.