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Show York StocksSalt Lake Mnmq+Deaths Last Sales Oct. 11, The AnocUted Freu. Hodson Stock H.Quotations George Alma 57. llied .. '.'" of 1AA THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINER FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11. 1946 10 Stock Market By Stores AllisChalmers American Airlines GRAIN Ferris , ... _ , 11 · s Gains Continue - . .. . early, retreated By Victor Enbank 'NEW YORK, Oct. 11 (AP)--The covery move continued in today's Baldwin Locomotive on A- · · · '" \' , Columbus r»Vf Combined . . S T O C K · · · · S BONDS Reynolds Safeway COMMODITIES Simmons Socony-Vacuum .. ..... 40 37 Vb J. Members New Wire System A. CO. York and Salt Lake Stock Exchanges .. .. f . ... . Utah's Largest--Newest--Finest Except Saturdays, We Open at 25c per Line Sundays and Holidays ,it services will, be conducted Saturday afternoon at three o'clock for Virginia Woodworth Ackriell at the Church of the Good Shepherd (Episcopal) by Rev. J. Burton Salter. pastor. Friends may call MORTUARY 529 __^^ ° | at the Klrkendall-Darllng onmortuary, Friday Twenty-fifth street, from four until eight p. m. and ori from ten a. m. untn two Saturday p. m. Burial will be In the family In the Ogden city cemetery. Mrs. Ackriell. accompanied by her huswhen DiAL690Q Cards of .03 .16 Missouri .. Moscow Monarch band, arrived In Ogden Sunday, she entered the hospital, where she died early Tuesday morning. Their home Is a Black Pine, Idaho. HODSON--Funeral Alma Hodson, , . .07 2 60 .06 .30 2.20 .80 .05 25 · '. · ... Fackler .. to pay bills Tkuattal ~-f where 4 out of 5 get onebills, debts and other purposes. Get cash on your salary alone furniture or auto without In-'emvolvins friends, relatives or who ask for a loan, makes loans to pay monthly payments 57, husband of Hattie ployer. -- up toSmall 15 months* to repay. Gibson, 1987 Monroe avenue, and known be well Ogden will Is the best solution. If a loan 1 p. m. from Llnd- c;ive held Monctay at resident, us a chance to say "Yes " Come In or telephone qulst and Sons Colonial funeral won't you? of the . | .. .... .... ' .. B . 41. S 4 Bid 1 Asked Unlisted Stocks Amal. Sugar, pfd 9 7 5 110.00 1 50 Con. Wag. Mach; 1.10 I 60 2 00 Nat. Tun. Mines 1 Utah Fire Clay |54 50 |68 50 Com 00 Utah P. L., |21 |22 00 1102.00 Z. C. M. I |103.00 Sales Clayton Silver, 25 at 53c; 100 at Combined Metals, 400 at 33c. Dragon, 500 at 4c. East Utah, 1000 at 34c. Eureka Lily, 500 at 40c. Horn Silver, 1000 at 34c. Dorn, Des ,/ sister, Moines, Iowa. Funeral will be announced by ·rangements mortuary, '529 Twenty-fifth. ar- Joseph Sawyer DOG FOOD ' largest selling foods in Deaths ' C A B N K waited a long time for these and in the size Buy Sink and Cabinet Together Buy Just Stainless Steel Sink Just the Cabinet Single or Double Sink and Cabinet Buy Trial Order a Customer GLENN and RICHARDSON I Stainless Steel 54 Inch Width Single 66 Inch Width Double 72 Inch Width Double 84 Inch Width Double the MALAD, Ida. -- Funeral services for Joseph Sawyer, 82, who died Monday, were conducted Thursday noon at the home of a niece, Mrs. William D. Thomas, with' whom he ,had made his GAINES TM home the past few years. Mr. Sawyer was born · March 27, 1864, London, England, a son. of William and New Park, 100 at S2.15: 100 at Sawyer! He came to AmerOhio Copper, 1000 at 14c; 1000 at 15c.Ann.Cohen MEAL ica In 1870 with his parents and lived FRISKIES CUBES Plumbic, 1000 at 15c. years in- Ogden, Utah, where several Prince Cons., 1000 at 30c. His mother and four his father died. Park Nelson, 1000 at 7c. brothers then .came to Malad. Pioche, 22,000 at 3'Ac. He 'and two of his brothers, Hyrum Plutus, 300 at 35c. and Enoch, worked as carpenters and Union Chief, 1000 at 7'Ac; 8000 at contractors.. He 'was the last survivor The two 'Zu'ma, 1000 at IOC. of the family. Silver Standard, 1000 at 8'Ac; 1000 at America dog B'/«c; 1000 at 8c. 1000 at 24c; 100 at 25c. Tirttic Lead, Annie Big Hill, 1000 at 9c. Cragun Xcw York Eureka Mines, 300 at 3c. Means NEW YORK, Oct. 11 (AP)--Eggs: 19,1-'" Annie Kell Cragun, 34, of 2339 Lincoln, A 2 1000 at 2'/ Little May, died this morning at a local hospital. 76 cases, firm; New York spot quowas She born June 14, 1912, at Ogden, a daughter of Nicholas J. and Mary E. tations follow (based on wholesale sales Potatoes She was married in 1934, Kell. Sullivan retCHICAGO. 11 and by receivers to jobbers (AP-USDA1--PotaOct. large at Farmington. toes: Arrivals, 105: on track, 255; total Willard E. Cragun ailers). was a member Mrs.of the Cragun U. S. shipments, 88_8: supplies moderate; Extra fancy, heavyi Mixed colors: D. and a member of BurbThird demand S. Idaho ward, Russet cent 80 48 for" per slow; min. A, min, weights, auxiliary. Ibs.. 61(?B2c; extras, 1 and 2 large, anks, market dull; for offerings other the Firemen's besides the husband are the Surviving min. 45 Ibs., 53(a) sections, .market about steady; Wash! 60-80 per cent1 A, and 2, medium, min. ington Russet 'Burbonks, S3.10; Idaho following sons and daughters: Jack, :per59c;centextras, Marjorie, Willard, Ralph, Ellen and BonA. min. 40 Ibs., 43.5ffi45c; Russet Burbanks, ?3.0003.10. GRAIN COMPANY the following brothers and nie; also Jack standards, 1 to 4, large, min. 20-80 per M. Kell, Mrs. Margaret sisters: 45 Ibs., 43.5@48c; dirties, 248 24th Mrs. Mrs. Mary Stret Phone 7705 Ogden; Frost, Presnell, 39.5Q40c; checks, 34.'5@ Helen Manning, and Mrs. Ellen Taylor, 35.5C. Carlin, Nevada.. .Whites (minimum quality and weight The body is at the mortuary, Twentyrequirements are same as those specifourth and Adams. fied in mixed colors): Extra fancy W. heavyweights, midwest, 65@66c; nearby, 69c; extras, 1 and 2, large, midwest. LAYTON -- Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace 57@63c; nearby, 61@67c; extras 1 and medium, midwest, 49g50c: nearby, Hickenlooper, 81, of West Layton, died 2, 5556C. Browns (minimum quality and weight Thursday at the home of a son, Bishop West Layton, follrequirements are same as those speci- Frank Hickenlooper, owing a long illness. fied in mixed colors: Extra fancy, heavyweights, midwest, 61Q62c; nearby, Mrs. Hickenlooper was born March 10, In American Fork, a daughter of 64CnlG5c; extras, 1 and 2 large, midwest, 53@58c; nearby, 57@62c; extras, 1 and Thomas Wallace and Mary Ann Burnmedium, midwest, 45S46c; nearby, 50@ hope Hickenlooper. As a young girl she had lived in Ogden and North Ogden. Her father was bishop of the L, D. S. Pleasant View ward. ·On Feb. 7, 18B4, she was married to Orson Hyde Hickenlooper in the Salt Lake Endowment house. They moved to Blackfoot. Ida. In 1939 she returned to Layton. Mr. Hickenlooper died eight years ago. As a member of the L. D. S. church of the ! she had served os a president was president I Relief society 15 years, of the stake genealogical committee, Blackfoot, Ida., and was active in dramatics. Survivors are the following sons and daughters: Frank H. Hickenlooper, Layton; John C. Hickenlooper, Preston, Ida; Harold J. Hickenlooper, San Francisco, Lettie H. Brown, Nampa, Calif.; Mrs. Mrs. Josephine Bird, Woods Ida., and Cross: 26 crandchildren and 21 greatgrandchildren. . The body is at the mortuary, 3408 21% Eliz. 1890 Washington Blvd. Joe Barney, Mgr. LOANS . 5 P.M. PARAMOUNT BOWL George YES ° . 10 A.M. Daily services for ./,!,».,,,,/,,, MrsTrMadVck. KCarl «* Kell Till YES ACKRIELL--Funeral Surviving besides his widow, Ogden, are the following sons and daughters: Ralph G., Delmar G. Hodson, Mrs, Thanks Butler, Mrs. LaVon Stoker, Mrs, Lois ThornJey and Miss Blanche Hodson, Ogden; also 12 grandchildren and the following brother and sister's: Vance Hodson, Clinton; Mrs. William Hipwell, clally wish to Marriott: Mrs. Roy Pettigrew, Plain W espc Funeral services will be conducted Twenty-] m. one Monday at at the mortuary, p. 3408 Washington, by Bishop Volney B. Belnap of the Thirty-first ward. Burial r-u7nIshed racar° frerl:lSS and those will be in Ogden city cemetery. .03 .30 .23 3; .03 .03 /4 .02% 02 .06 .04 .03541 .06 .60 .51 .08 -07'AI .05 .02 .04 .03 S*,.??^- Samaria, and ll stake. Ogden :· £$£. Mrs. Willse Ella Jean Parker .. Recreation Center. Bowling School Every Sunday 10A.M. to Noon - .14'/j .35 .16 ,10V= MALAD, Hosklns, Montpeller. Oneida 71, Idaho native and early county farmer, died in a Pocatello hospital Wednesday night of a short Illness. Mr. Martin was born at Samaria, E a e a n 22-month-old Oneida county,' Nov. 19, 1874, a son daughter ofJ Eugene Parker, Dale and Faye AdJohn and Anna Jenkins Martin, six ams Parker, of D-39 Marine drive. ED5ON--Funeral years after the town was settled. He Washington Terrace, died Thursday evehad lived in the vicinity of Samaria ning Edson, prominent r in, a local hospital be held Saturdav Malad all his life. The child was born at San Matco, Lamn and Sons He married Ann Williams, June 29, Calif., Nov. 28. 1944. Her parentTare conducted 1897, in the L. D. S. Logan, Utah, by Bishop Bradlev members of the L. D. S. church. Twelfth ward pL temple. He was superintendent of the Surviving Paul of = besides the parents are M Samaria L. D. S. ward Sunday school grandparents, the Larkin mortuary Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B y,°°n and evening, and TM . and -a Mutual Improvement association Parker, Riverdalc, and Mr. and Mrs" of service. i worker. Hazen Adams, Layton. day unttl Surviving besides his widow are four The body is at the mortuary, Twentysons and daughters. La. Vern Martin, fourth and Adams. FUNERALS 7 Free Instructions in America's Outstanding Indoor Sports Matinee Prices .20 .03 .53 .03 .08 Mon. .. m. 1887 follow- · .45 .04 .60 .Devi .12 .02 ... Hodson, +Idaho Falls: Dan W. Martin, element*?^ education supervisor and L. D. S Tlrrt ward bishop, and Mrs. RutH Lewis; Surar Pocatello, and Mrs. Anna Meyer* and two City; also -*aur grandchildren brothers and a' sister. Ed Martin O«- chapel. Bishop Volney Belnap today. Thirty-first ward officiating. Viewing from TMto the mortuary Sunday 6. 'Certain '.'. 36'" Mt. City Copper loans, lor purchases of 2 25 9 p m a n d Monday until "restricted" articles limited to 20 Mountain View .05 i Interment Ogden In the hour. B. 12 George months'. city 11 Naildriver Jd? £^, CXtend IMP SratlI cemetery, directed by Lindquist and 72% kindness shn m fricnds r tbelr ! 2.15 George Burton (Burt) Fackler, 72, Sons. Loans 525 to $1000 30 New Park our bereavement of .76 dear mother. Lily Ogden city fire inspector, for 35 years 42% WHITE--Funeral services for George .05 .03 No. Standard .The Miller Family. a resident of Ogden whose home was R. White, locomotive engineer for .16 .14 Ohio Copper 44" died at his home the Ogden Union Railway and Depot .03'/a at 1433 Twenty-third, m. .03 Park Bingham .'.38'/ "FLORISTS" a a. company, at of heart will be held Saturday at today two-thirty-five .56 Park City Con .53 27 3:30 p. m. at Larkin and Sons chapel, affliction. FINANCE CO. .10 .08 Konold He was born Oct. 3, 1874, in Coral27 Park conducted by Bishop L. Grant LofQuality Flowers .07% .O6',i OF OGDEN 34% Park Nelson green of the Eighteenth ward. Friends a son of George Washington Iowa, .09 08 ville, Park Premier iVL WARDE LEE may call af Larkin and Sons drawing and Mary J. Wylant Fackler, received Park Utah 3 40 '3.75 . 2869%V. Pioche Floral Distinctive Designing room and Friday afternoon -evening Manager .03'/i .OS'/i his education in Carolville and Missouri Bristol 221 Eccles Bldg. arid Saturday until time of service. Iowa, and Omaha, Neb., schools. Valley, .14 .18 Wedding Specialists Plumbic . Mines cememan a Phone As 5575 young he worked . . Interment the Ogden in for the .37 city .30 Plutus .. 34'A Prince at Council Bluffs, Iowa, city five departtery. Brotherhood of Locomotive InEn-a Con 29 .35 .. 3G'/ ment and C. attend the services in also for the will that gineers city Argentine .. 22 V, Rico body and act as pallbearers. N. W. R. R., as switchman. On Ma.'/ SANDERS FLOWERS . . . i 1.0955 1.60 .11 1% Royston Coalition he was married in Council 1905. 321 24tb street Dial 2-9732 26, 5 75 25 I 6 Silver Coalition King .. 15 Vi Silver King West. . . . .GO .90 Bluffs to Fanny May Strong. They 11% came to Ogden in 1911. On arriving in And The Flowers Are .05 .05% Silver Shield Ogden he worked for the Utah Idaho .08 .09 Silver Standard Furnished by William for the Central Craig railroad, .07 .04 22% Sioux Mines Canning company and lastly for the and Mark .03 .08 Blossom Olive 39 Vb So. Iron Ogden beginning fire department, city .07 .09 So. Standard 6 about 20' years ago. .04 KLENKE FLORAL .02 /., Swansea Con He was a member of the Ogden Firem- Washington .07 .05 Phono 5789 45 Vi Tar Baby "..'.. Utah State Relief association, en's .03 .02 Tintie Central 26 Firemen's association, Sego Lily circle .28 Lead .25 Tintic 52% ELIZABETH'S STo. 174, Neighbors of Woodcraft; George I 52 2545i 2.50 22 Vi Tintic Standard' '. Washington lodge No. 24 F. and A. M.; 6 00 Utah Southern Oil 10 LOWER SHOP 07 07% Ogden chapter No. 2, Royal Arch MaUnion Chief 27 Ogden Council No. 3, Royal' and ORPEEUM THEATRE BLDO ions; 11 07 Con. Oil Utah-Wyo. 39 Vi Utah Oil Ref Select Masters; El Monte commandery J514 Washington Blvd nial Mil 50 15.50 25. No. 2 Knights Templar; Ogden Shrine Con ,02i/ ! .04'/ 37 /,, Victor .05 club; El Kalah temple Nobles of the West Toledo WEBER FLORAL CO. 04'/! You have 37 07 I .10 Mystic Shrine, was an eighteenth de- Greenhouse, 740 28th St.. Phone 8633 Wilbert 14 Vi ;ree member of the Scottish rite of 06 .07 Yankee Con .10% Free Masons, and an attendant of the Zuma 09 now^have them you want. Ogden City Floral Co. Presbyterian church. Utah Idaho Sugar, com. 4 00 4.65 . . survived by- his widow of OgWash. Blvd. is Dial Utah Idaho Sugar, - p f d 476) .|11.12t4|ll.SO den and one Mrs. Arthur Van 44 Oil, Calif Pacific 117 Aircraft 20/s UnitedAirlines 27 Union Corporation 3,i3 U. S. Rubber 57 U. S. Smelting 44 U. S. Steel 70 Walgreen 36 Warner Pictures 18 Western Auto Supply 64 Western Union Telegraph 20 Western Airbrake 27Y Westinghouse Electric 25'/B White Motors .· 24% Woolworth 50'/2 Zenith - 21'/i BOWLING BILLIARDS .16 .03 .10 .08 .05 .06 .15 .97 .05 3 Union Union Union Offden--Kiesel Bldg. Phone 5092 .07 .18 .14 .02'A .07 .05 .04 .05 .05 .90 .04 .15 .02 May Lakeside Lead 51 Magnolia Mammoth 69% Miller Hill 53'/i Miner's Gold Trans-American 13 Twentieth Century-Fox 42 Union Carbide !93 HOGLE Little- .05 -.09'A I .34 I . .... . · .09 .34 .11 . A Howcll .. · .33 .14'/a .41 .... . » Personalized Service .. · Indian Queen - 23% Kennebec ..205 53% Kentucky-Utah Keystone .. 151/4 Leonora 10% % Southern Pacific 21% Sperry Standard Oil, Calif 54 Standard Oil, N. J. 67'/ Studebaker 20Mi 1 Sunshine Mining 10Texas Co 577', Texas Gulf Sulphur 49¥ Timken Roller Bearings 41'A Complete Brokerage Facilities Ample and Accurate Information Private ·". Rexall .... · .65 .07 .57. .06 Metals Alm» ing a heart ailment, Mr. Hodson was born In Marriott, Weber county, Sept. 15, 1889, a son of George Alma and Suzana Green Hodson, Weber county pioneers. He. attended schools in Marriott and later moved to Ogden and Layton,' where, he engaged in farming. He returned to Ogden in 1927 and for several years was an inspector at the Utah ASF depot. He married Delia Maude Stanger in Ogden. Nov. 7, 1910. She died In Ogden, Oct. 22, 1918. He married Hattie Gibson on Dec. 19, He 1919, in Ogden. had been a member of the L. D. S. Fourth ward and new at time of death was a member of the Thirty-first ward, .0456 .08 1.75 I .OS'/- .. ..175 .. Republic Steel Tobacco .07 .... T. · -- Comet /B .... George roe, died today at .even .10 .06 .05 .26 .'22%| .04'AI Coalition i J?TM Commonwealth Lead Crescent Eagle Oil 13% Croff 13% Crown Point i 36% .. 28'.', DragonCrown East Point 34% East Standard .. Tintic Coalition .. 503,'s 82'A East Utah East 38 Empire Mines Eureka Bullion 5% Eureka Lily Con 25% Eureka Mines 36 Eureka Standard 62 Gold Chain · · 34% Western 18 Great Grand Deposit 5% Horn Silver .. 76Vi . -- | 8V= ?Z_ Co. .05% Bristol Silver y/s Bullion · · · · 85 Cardiff J9/4 Chief Con 20 '/,, Clayton Silver 32% [ ] ·"« Colorado Con 7 [ ., A 1046 Bingham Metals .170% Bonanza Mining \\ Barley: Malting, $1.53(^1.72, nominal; Oil, Corn Products feed. $1.35c?1.48, nominal. Field seed, per hundredweight nom- Crane inal: red top, ?16.00@17.00; timothy, Cuban American Sugar S6 75 7.00. Curtiss-Wright Soybeans: No. 2 yellow, S2.38'/i. OGDEN, Oct. 11 (USDAi--Hogs Douglas Air Rye: No. 2 grades, ?2.30S2,35, nom- du Pont nblc. 10: total. 270, nominally s East Airlines inal. all weights and classes, barrows, Eastman and sows at ccilinn. S1G.50. early Auto-Lite Electric Cattle: Salable, 250: total._o48o. Potatoes sales mostly steady; IDAHO FALLS. Oct. 11 (AP)--Shipp-Electric Power S: Light Railroad information on potatoes for Erie ing point General Electric Twin Falls and Burley Idaho Falls, Foods General I tricts: Motors Haulings moderate, offerings mode- General Goodrich rate, wire inquiry moderate, demand Goodyear market about steady. Delivered sales shipping point basis: Great Northern Railroad, p Motors Hudson Washed Russets, U. S. No. 1, size A, Idaho Power in 100-lb. sacks, $2.15®2.2S. mostly S2.20;Illinois Central U. S. No. 2 and utilities in 100-lb. Interlake Iron sacks, S1.20O1.25." International Sales f.o.b. shipping points and cash International Harvester os Ib fat larnos, ii"". it"-"" ,.=···· Nickel Washed Russets, U. S. No. 1, »«^trurtcdlo«..Sn.50 4 J17.75:n,ed,«m track basis: International Paper size A, in 100 Ib. sacks, 52.10i72.20, Rnd" cood"Sl(f50«.'17.25: "few common, International T one AMTPK »i r * slronc ubou t ly S2.15: U. S. No. 2 and utilities, $1.15Kennecott @1.20, mostly 51.15, few $1.10. deckJ good and choice, S8.50. S Cash to growers, bulk per 'CWt.: Rus-Lockheed S. CHICAGO. Oct. 11 fAP-USDAi-Hogs: sets, U. S. No. 1, size A, in lOOllb. Locw's to warehouses mostly $1.50, Mid-Continent delivered Petroleum Salable, 700: total. 1200: steady: good choice barrows and Kilts as «'ell ; as undelivered Sl.40fril.45, mostly S1.40; U. Montgomery Ward No. 1 and to delivered utilities so ws and stags cleared early at 516.25, S. Nat. Acme mostly 50c, undelivered 40 to Nash Kelvlnatpr quality lower. eatt^Salable.' 1,500:' total, 1,500: salNational Biscuit able calves 300: total. 300; cows predomNational Cash Register and mostly 25 to 50c higher: grass Butter inating, National Dairy heifers showed advance, but not enough SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11 (UP) -D-National Distillers market: heifers or slaughter steers here to airy Power Light a market: undertone firm; good grass Butter: 92 score 89c, 90 score 83c. National New York Central beef cows, SlS.OOriflsSO: strictly good Cheese: Loafs, 52(£53c; triplets, 51@ North American Aviation western hcifcrettcs up to $17.50; can- 52c. American North ners and cutters mainly $7.50fi/;9.jO: com- Eggs: Large, grade A./ :I 62 medium, Northern Pacific mon and medium cows. SlO.OOft 14.50; grade A, ST'/ac; small, grade A, 40V=c; Ohio Oil vealers unevenly strong to $1.00 higher; grade B, 54'/bc. Pacific Gas pood and choice. $17.50di 15.00. Packard 3.000: total, Sheep: Salable. 2,500: Paramount 31 Vi steady at Penney, J. Pictures slaughter lambs, 25c higher: top and ! and choice shorn yearlings C. shorn slaughter ewes steady; popular price for good and choice DaRailroad westerns, $17.00: and choice, ?10.25i?fl0.50; 500 head com-Pennsylvania tives. S20.50: medium Pullman co'mrnon natives down to $12.50; good I mon westerns. No. 1 pelts, $8.50(29.00,Pure Oil R C A Hotfe Big Hill 30% .. .. ',','.' . .......... ' LIVESTOCK Fridny, Oct. 11, Listed Stocks i 33 Bath Iron ['.'.'.'" toward the close. re- selling .... Wheat finished =,« to '/ic higher, Jan- Bendix Aviation stockuary was up 'a to l^c, Bethlehem Steel corn S206'/i: \ \'. market, but the vigor accompanying January ?1.45«,«n.45'/4. and oats were Boeing ..,'.'. the bulge of the preceding session was iV.c lower to ?ie higher, November Borden _ Budd Co. '_ "Favored from the start were steels 85'/t85'aC.. California Packing .!!.!!'.!" and assorted industrials. Scattered rails CHICAGO No.Canada 11 Oct. Dry (AP)-- Wheat: attracted support. Packing company Canadian No. 12 2 52 red Pacific S2.ll came nominal; hard, Gams to life after midday. Issues nominal: No. 2 mixed, ?2.10@ Case, J. I '.'.'.'.'" of fractions to 3 or more pointsext-predCelotex !!!! " ominated at the close, although de Pasco No.' 1 and No. yellow, $2.06; reme advances were shades in a numOhio Chesapeake ber of cases. Dealings quieted following No 3 yellow, ?2.05@2.006, nominal: " Chrysler a fairly active opening. T u r n o v e r - grade yellow, $1.82g1.85; No. 5 . ^ Commercial Credit around 1.500.000 shares compared with white, ?2.05. No. No. 1 Oats90c; mixed, on Commonwealth heavy, Southern 2,220,000 Thursday's rally. heavy mixed, 90',~c: No. 1 heavy Consolidated Copper \ pfd' Secondary railway bonds strengtheConsolidated Edison [ [ \ [ 90rt?90'/c; No. 3 white. 87c. ned. Dela Continental 11 J. 38% American Car Fo'undrv Oct. (AP)--Higher prices; American Radiator were registered by corn futures today j American -"- aAmerican T. T iTMng.!" traders turned their attention Washington io await developments American Tobacco B Wheat moved with-Anaconda the meat shortage. while oats, ahead A. T. s. F ;;;;;-; in a narrow range commission house By Willium CHICAGO, ^Deaths Evan J. Martin Ida.--Evan Jenkins Martin, +New Buy 2317 Wash. Blvd. P P L I Dial A N 6214 E S Hickenlooper BROWN-FORMAN'S - FROM Washington, Ogden. Emma Poole COALVTLLE--Emma Poole, Thursday at the home of a David D. Downs, Coalville, 73, died sister, after a Mrs. long illness. Miss Poole had lived with Mrs. Downs for the past 38 years and was an active in auxiliary organizations of D. S. church. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Spencer Williams, Salt Lake' City, and Mrs. Downs. Funeral service* will be conducted Saturday at twelve-thirty p. m. in the L. D. S. Coalville ward chapel by Bishop Fred Hobson. Burial will be in the Coalville cememay call at the 'home tery. Friends of Mrs. Downs Friday and until time member the L. of services Saturday. BOOTS Repaired By Professional BootMakers ft's 100% COTTON W COLORED GROUNDS FLORALS, .I , . PAISLEYS, T H ASSORTED AND BLOCK CHECKS LARGE ASSORTMENT. E A S IN Y COLORS THAT ^VILL LOOK LIKE NEW. 36" WIDE. WASH R D O Stockmen - AA -- Ranchers SERVICE FOR YOU! 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