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PAMPA MORNING POST
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1931.
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Classified
Advertising Rates
Information
All Want Ada are strictly cam
tad are accepted over the phone
*ith the positive underatandlnc
that the account U to be paid
when our collector call*.
raoifl TOUB WANT AD TO
666 or 667
Our eourteoua ad-taker will
receive your Want-Ad, helping
jrou wore n.
All Ada (or "Situation Want*
ed," "Loet and Found" are cash
with order and will not be ac-
oepted over telephone.
Out-of-Town advertMng, caab
with order.
The News-Post reserves the
right to classify all Want Ada
under appropriate headings and
io revise or withhold from pub-
lication any copy deemed ob-
jectionable.
Notice of any error must be
given In time for correction be-
fore second insertion.
In case of any error or an
omission In advertising of any
nature The News-Post shall not
be held liable for damages fur-
ther than the amount received
for such advertising.
NEWS-POST
LOCAL BATE CARD EFFEC-
TIVE MAY 1.
Classified Advertising is ac-
cepted for consecutive publica-
tions in both newspapers 1. s..
first in the Morning Post and
following next Issue of the Dally
News. Ads ordered for Sunday
only take a Sc per word rate.
1 day Sc word minimum 300.
3 days 7c word minimum 80c
7 days 15c word minimum $130.
IS days 30c word minimum $1.80
21 days 41c word minimum >4.10
30 days 54c word minimum 16.40
Lines of white space will be
sharped for at the same Us*
rate as type matter.
For Real
EXTRA NIICE two-room furnished
cottage. Bills paid. Inquire 718 N.
Banks.
FOR RENT—Nice two-room furn-
ished cottage. Bills paid. Inquire
718 North Banks. 3p
FOR RENT—Two-room furnished
apartment on pavement. 435 North
Starkweather, hone 854. 3c
FOR RENT—Front bedroom and ga-
rage. 330 North Gray. Phones 918
or 885. 3c
FOR RENT — Marlon Hotel, 13
rooms, remodeled. Inquire 506
North Frost. 30p
FOR RENT—Four-room furnished
duplex. Apply 821 West Francis.
23c
UNFURNISHED three room duplex-
Modem. North Wynne and Fran-
cis Call 148. 20p
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished flve-
rosm modern house. 315 North Ho-
bart. Phone 52. lp.
FOR RENT—Nice cool bedroom. 501
North Frost. Phone 438 J. lp
FOR RENT—Two-room furnished
apartment. 408 North Somervllle.
Phone 214-W. 2p
FOR RENT
Two-Room Oottagea, UK
Gaa and Water BIIU Paid.
R. F. McCALIP
•33 a. Roaaoll - Phone 743-W
For Sale
FOR SALE—Dressed frying size
Chinchilla r a b bl t s, delivered.
Phone 134. 2nc
FOR SALE—Will trade 1930 Austin
coupe for 1930 Ford standard
coupe. Pay cash difference. Clauson
Motor company. Phone 979. 2p
TRADE—Good three-room house,
lot for car. Balance like rent. |175.
503 E. Campbell. 18p
FOR SALE—Dressed frying size
Chinchilla rabbits, dell vered.
Phone 134.
FOR SALE—Bundle wheat, country
sugar cured pork, big type Duroc
hogs, puppies and ferretts. One mile
east of Mobeetle highway. R. R
Mitchell. 3p
FOR SALE OR TitADE—City Drug
Store, LeFors, Texas. Other busi-
ness requires my attention. Will
take car. part trade, must have
some cash. Business will be good
this fall—railroad building, paving
highway going thru town. Sell
cheap, 18c
Wanted
WANTED—To rent duplex furnish-
ed or unfurnished, North Ward.
Permanent responsible. Box A,
Pampa News-Post. 3c
WANTED—Used furniture, all kinds.
CaU 1035. 7p
WANTED—Boys to sell Pampa Dally
News In afternoons and Pampa
Morning Post in mornings. Boys
make your school money now. Apply
rear door News-Post office after 3
P- m. dh
WANTED—To rent five or six-room
modern unfurnished house. Perm-
anent tenant If suitable. Address
BB, Pampa News-Post.
WILL FA* CAS11 FOE LAliT
MODEL USED CARS. SEE-
MS. BUTLER At
Pampa Used Car Exchange
Across Street from Methotflsi
Church
WANTED PLUMBING WORK
t depression prices
SEWER AND REPAIR WORK
Work done in and out of city by
Licensed Plumber
R. C. 8TOREY
*17 E. Foster Phone 38#w
WHEN 'TIS SUMMER IN THE ROCKIES
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Uon on off-quality (frass steers, aft-
er a dull outlook earlier In the week.
Better grade wintered and fed
gruae&rs brought $7.25*18.15 with
bulk of the straight grosser* at
$4.75**6.75. stockers were In limit-
ed supply at mast points at prices
little hanged, bulk selling within a
i iJ.cau oi So'/i 0.75, and mldwestern
markets reporting outgoing ship-
ments saling l.ouu lbs. at;a above
as great, if net greater, than any
timo last season.
Hogs carried a mostly steady to
btiong trend. Aggregate receipts
totaled 49.800 as compared with 58,-
669 a week ago.
The steadying tendency of yester-
day in lamb triult was carried over
Into today's session with some
strength thrown in so that values
were quotable at steady to 25 higher,
feature sheep were dull and weak
with fat ewes at $2 and down large-
ly. A few range feeders moved at
$5fi 5.50. Receipts totaled 64.000
against 72,305 a week ago.
COTTON GAINS
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20. UP) —
Although trading was not partic-
ularly active today the Drice trend
was moderately upward. The stim-
ulating Influences aside from better
cables than looked for included
more rain In the belt than was
deemed desirable and a firmer
1,'tock market. Storm bulletins were
Issued for two tropical disturbances
but both appealed to be headed for
the broad Atlantic and exerted no
market Influence. The close was
very steady, the general market
showing net gains for the day of 9
to 13 points.
Liverpool came in 1 to 2 penny
points better than due and private
cabler stated that continental sell-
ing was met by short covering. Man-
chester cabled that there was an
Improved doth inquiry from India
and China. October closed at 6.69
up 9 points net for the day and De-
cember at 6.91, up 10 points net for
the day. Liverpool is due tomor-
row unchanged tc 1 penny point up
cn New Orleans.
FORT WORTH GRAIN
FORT WORTH, Aug. 20. (/P) —
Cash grain demand, excellent.
Exporters weic bit,ling 47 1 -2f<
48 1-2 cents for wheat delivered at
Galvestcn. Milling wheat, basis
Galveston delivery, ranged as fol-
lows: No. 1 ordinary hard 50-51 3-4c;
No. 1 hard 14 per cent protein 511-2-
52 l-2c; No. 1 hwd 15 per cent pro-
tein 52 l-2-54e*; No. 1 hard 10 per
cent protein 53 l-2-55c.
Quotations cn coarse grains rang-
ed as follows batis carloads f. o. b.
Texas shipping points:
Corn, No. 2 mixed 36 1-2-38; No. 2
white 37 1-4-41C; No. 2 yellow 37 1-2-
41c.
Oats, No. 2 red 151-2-lGc.
Barle,. No. 1, 20-23c.
Sorghums, No. 2 yellow milo per
100 pounds 46-5Uc, No. 2 white kaf-
fir per 100 pounds 46-50c.
NEW YORK CURB STOCKS
Am Maracaibo 2 %
Am Super Pow 30 11V. 11
Appalach Gas 165 4 3\ 4
Ark Nat Gas 2 4% 4\
Citief; Service 294 11 10rn. 11
Elec B & S 159 38:S 37-. 381 k
Fore! Met Ltd 12 U's 107s
Fcx Theat A 1 2',4
Gulf Oil Penna 22 09 H. 67%
Humble Oi! 4 71 69
Midwest Util 4 17:l 17 17:,k
Niag Hudson Pow 32 10 1010-V,
Plymouth Oil 2 11 10's 11
St. Regis Paper 5 12' 11 S 12
Stand Oil I ml 32 27' 28'* 26-'*
So Ky 2 20: i 20'4
United Fcunders 36 5 4*i 4'i.
Unl Let itPc'.v A 5 20'* 19'Si 13r'
Vacuum Oi1 7 5j 51'
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Powers and son,
Billle Neil, left Wednesday for a
vUt In Wichita Falls. They also
will vL.it the Efu>t Texas oil fields
btlore returning in about ten days.
C. H. Clark has returned to his
heme in Wichita Falls after a busi-
ness trip here. He owns a ranch
near Pampa.
Use the classified want ads.
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Permanent Waves
The first four ladles to enter our
shop each morning this week and
next will get a French Oil Wave
for $1 each, all finished and guar-
anteed to please the most part-
icular patrons. Finger wave, any
style 25c. Dried if you like. This offer until Saturday, Aug. 29.
MRS. LIGON3 BEAUTY SHOPPE
Room 8, Smith Bldg. Phone 1005
Summertime in the Rockies at Denver produced there wintry scenes.
It looks like Know but It Is only hail which accompanied the year's
heaviest rainstorm In some sections of the city. Above Is a scene
In the residence district, with yards, nidewalks and steps snow-white.
Below, A. C. Osborne is shown shoveling some of the three feet deep
hail from a downtown fide walk.
WHEAT GOES HIGHER
By JOHN r. BOL'GHAN
Associated Press Market Editor.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20. (/P) — Higher
prices on wheat biosomed out today
despite the fact that corn again out-
did the season's bottommost figures
for September contracts. Wlde-
PONTIAC
'27 Chrysler Coupe--$125
'28 Pontiac Coupe _$135
'28 Oakland Coupe $200
'27 Buick Coupe ... $ 85
'29 Chev. Cabriolet $275
'27 Oakland Coach._$176
Pampa Motor Co.
til N. Ballard Phone S8S
OAKLAND — PONTIAC
spread wet weather in Europe and
negotiations for a 15,000,000 bushel
sale of United States farm board
I wheat to China on credit for flood
relief had a decided bullish influ-
ents. There were alto continued re-
ports from India, China and Japan
that rice crops were short, and
might cause the Orient to buy more
wheat than expected.
Wheat closed lirm, 1-2 to 3-4 cents
advanced, com unsettled 1-8 to 3-8
up, oats at a shade decline to 3-8
gain, and provisions 7 cents lower
to 7 cents higher.
A big slash In unofficial estimates
of France's wheat yeld this season,
making the total 25,000,000 bushels
less than the latest previous fore-
cast, gave particular emphasis to
advices that protracted rains had
hampered European harvest opera-
•ions and injured the quality of
threshing returns.
Corn and oats responded to wheat
strength, and averaged higher not-
withstanding transient bearish ef-
fects from some increase of rural
offerings of corn and as a result of
rains over parts of the corn belt.
Provisions paralleled steadiness of
hog values.
GOOD USED
CARS
1930- AUSTIN COUPE
'29 Ford Standard Coupe
'29 Chevrolet Coach
'26 Chrysler 70 R'dster
CLAUSOrf MOTOR CO.
Chrysler-Plymouth
Business and
Professional
Directory
Physicians and
Surgeons
DR. C. C. WILSON
Eye, Ear, Note, Throat
Glasses Fitted
Removed to
301 Combs-Worley Bldg.
Office Phone 918 Res. Phone 685
MM. J. S. LAN!
Dremnaklng
Formerly with French 8hoppe
Plain and Fancy Sewing
Phone SM-W «* V. Ballard
DR. A. B. GOLDSTON
Physician and Surgeon
ttt Rom BnlldJnf
Phones: Office 873; Res. 1243
Chiropractors
DR. A. W. MANN
Chiropractor
Room 3 Duncan Bldg
Phones; Res. 1190; Office 323
Corsetiere
SPENCER SERVICE
Coweta, Girdles, Brasalera, Belt*
Sorgleal Corsets for Men, Womet
ana Children
We ereate a dealga especially (at
yon. Made to measure oiu.
MRS. FRANK KEEHN
411 Hill Street Phone Ul-J
Picture Framing
PICTURE FRAMING
THOMPSON* fiTRDWARF
COMPANY
_____ PHONE 43
CATTLE PRICE UP
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 20. (A'i —
Cattle trade around the eleven
market circuit found estimated re-
ceipts numbering around 29,900 as
compared with 24,883 last Thursday.
A rather limited supply of strictly
gcod to choice fed steers and yearl-
ings fcund a steady to 25 higher
outlet but others had to sell at un-
evenly steady to 25 lower figures.
General trade on western steers was
about steady wth some of the river
markets reporting a little better ac-
SERVICE BARBER SHOP
Strictly Sanitary
Haircuts. Shaves, Massage.
Shampoo Tonic or Singe
25c
818 South Cuyler St.
SPECIAL
All This Week
$10 Permanent ^7 AA
Waves for f liUw
$8 Permanent AA
Waves for vveUU
We also have Permanent
Wave Com- |?A
plete for
French Oil *f |?A
Wave for
Wet Finger Wave 25c
Licensed Hair Cotters
GEORGETTE
BEAUTY SHOPPE
"The Old Reliable"
Phone SSI
SPECIAL
ALL THIS WEEK
Croquignole Wave_$1.50
Frederick or Duart Cro-
luginole or spiral $0.50
Permanent
Bring a friend and d*|
get one more for—
Steam Oil Waves__$3.00
All Permanent Waves are
Guaranteed
Golden Glint Shampoo,
Finger Wave (dried)
Marcel or flC*
Short Bob LIJC
Long Bob 3Sc
Bill Loveless With
VANITY
BEAUTY SHOPPE v,
PllONB IN
Over
Edna la Charge
Room 4. Duncan Bid*-
er BROWNbllt Shoe Store
FALL!
Ladies' Empress
Eugenie and Derby
Fall Hats
The new fall hats have just
been unpacked and everyone
Is a beauty. We'll sell them
right out on Visitor's day at
only
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New Fall
Dresses
These beautiful fall dres-
ses are in materials of
travel prints, cantons, etc
—You'll certainly wonder
how such fresh new sea-
sonable merchandise can
be sold at such a low
price.
Saturday is Visitor's Day
in Pampa . . . and just
leave it to Lcvine's to
give valuesl
Your choice at the amaz-
ingly low price of—__
$395
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New Fall
Coats
When you see these
stylish new Fall Coats
.wit h beautiful fur
trimmings, well tailor-
ed from the new fall
(fabrics, you'll say again
that Levine's lead in
value-giving! t
See these Coats
and take your
choice for onlyr—
Free
We will give a Fancy Pillow Free
with every purchase of $5 or more
on Saturday. Remember—one day
only—be at Levine's Saturday!
LADIES' SHOES
Two tables of Ladies' Shoes to sell Sat-
urday at the sensationally low price of
the season. All are good shoes. We've
just taken them out of the boxes and
placed them on the table for your con-
venience.
$1.96
TABLE NO. 1—
Blacks and Blondes in Pumps, Straps
and Ties. Both High and Low Heels.
Values up to $4.95,
Choice for
TABLE NO. 2—
Blacks, Blondes, Whites and Satins,
High and Low Heels in Pumps, Straps
and Ties. Values to $6.00. djo
per pair vutUv
(These Prices are for Saturday Only)
Ladies' House Shoes
Genuine leather heels and soles, Satur-
day only, as long as they last, 7Qf
per pair I vC
Ladies' Rayon Undies
Non-Run material, Panties, Vests, Step-
ins, Bloomers, etc. Buy now OQ/
and save, choice
Ladies' Vanette Hose
Full fashioned, every pair perfect, 45-
gauge, picot top, high twist, AA
$1.49 values, Saturday
Ladies' Shadow Sandals
We have 22 pairs to sell Saturday at
this low price. Regular $1.95 AA
values, choice for
Boys' Dress Shirts
Buy now for school. Sizes 6 to 14
fast color materials. Your choice CQ#
Saturday for only J/S7C
Children's Coveralls
Genuine Hickory stripe. Sizes 2 to 8.
You know their Quality. Long as OQ^,
they last, pair 05IC
PAMPA'S BUSIEST ST OI E
VISITOR'S DAY
SPECIALS
(Prices Listed Are Good Saturday Only)
Welcome to Pampa, Folks! We have prepared a list of bargains for you that will
certainly make your trip worth while. Naturally, Levine's take the lead in giving you
values that others never dare to approach! Welcome to Levine's!
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Free
PERCALES, genuine Peggy brand, fuil
36-inch width, checks and fancy 1 A.
prints, per yard lvC
COTTON BATTS, white stitched, reg-
ular 3 pound rolls,
Saturday only for I vl
UNBLEACHED DOMESTIC. Limit 10
yards to a customer, C-
Saturday only, per yard
RAYON PANELS, the prettiest we have
ever had, Saturday only, AQf*
Your choice for fJFC
BED SPREADS, Betty Bates brand,
rose, blue, lavender, green, QQ/
80x105, Saturday only 5/5/C
FANCY RUGS. Made in Japan. They
make your home more beautiful.
Size, 24x48. Choice OJFC
Boys' Blue Overalls
Well made of 220 weight heavy blue
denim. Visitor's Day, your choice
per pair for TTaFv
Children's Anklettes
Silk and rayon materials. Sell regular-
ly for 49c pair, Buy them Sat- 1 A-
urday for only .'J lwv
Men's Dress Oxfords
All solid leather, new stock. Extra
special for Visitor's*'. Day at OA
only, per pair
Boys' Monarch Unions
Complete range of sizes from 6 to 16.
Here is an exceptioffi&l value. AA
Saturday, 3 SUITS FOR $1.UV
Men's Press Straw Hats
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We're going to cleaAn house Saturday.
These sold up to $2.9>o. 70#*
Your choice for lafC
Men's Dress Shirts
Genuine broadcloth. Everyone fast col-
ior. New patterns to choose from.
■Saturday, each - 1
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Hinkle, Olin E. Pampa Morning Post (Pampa, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 212, Ed. 1 Friday, August 21, 1931, newspaper, August 21, 1931; Pampa, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth293045/m1/4/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.