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Jack’sTow Service660-202-0754

owner, Jack BallewLighted lot.

New storage units

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886-4600office at 1211 W. Morrow(Wick Buildings Office)

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Drake Rd.available.

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Ashford Agency452 W. Arrow, MarshallAGENCY Inc.

Once in a Lifetime…do you find this 2 bedroom bungalow,formal dining room, fireplace in livingroom, deck, front porch, plus15 acres m/l, 2 barns, open frontshed, chicken house, other outbuildings, 2 creeks run thru propertyless than 10 miles from city limits.

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Fundraising for DIGS & Lighthouse Shelter

Register & help a GREAT cause!

Friday, July 11

Run & Pool Party Start at 7:00pm

Registration Starts at 6pm at Marshall Aquatic Center

If you want your house sold call us today!

HOME TO HOME REALTY1631 East Eastwood Marshall, MO • 886-7019 • www.hometohomerealty.net

Price Reduced.Two bedroom, one bath home with full unfinished basement.Open concept living and kitchen area. Home has nice sizedbedrooms, one with walk-in closet. Vinyl siding and replacementwindows. Priced at $49,500. Call Ruth at 631-4709.

Building Lot.Five and a half acre building lot close to town.Call for information. Priced at $42,000. Call Ruth at631-4709 for details.

152 West Morgan660-886-7406

Mail-In RebateWhen you buy

any Spred Interioror Exterior

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DROP ENTRIES AT THESE LOCATIONS

The Messenger’s

TREASURE HUNT

Clip the items shown above from this week’s Messengerand paste them in the spaces above. Drop thecompleted form at one of our participating merchants orat the Messenger office. You can also mail your entry to“Treasure Hunt” 121 N. Lafayette, Marshall MO 65340.Entries must reach us, or our participating merchants,by 10:00 AM the Monday following the date it wasprinted.NameAddressPhoneEmail

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By the editors of Rel-ish Magazine

1 (10-ounce)package shortbreadcookies, crushed

(about 2 1/2 cups)1/2 cup (1

stick) butter, melted1 (14-ounce)

can sweetened con-densed milk

1 (8-ounce)package creamcheese, softened

2 teaspoonsfinely grated lime rind(about 1 medium lime)

1/2 cup freshlime juice (about 5medium limes)

1 to 2 pintssmall fresh strawber-ries, hulled

Powderedsugar (optional)

1. Preheatoven to 350F.

2. Combine

cookie crumbs andmelted butter in abowl. Stir well, untilcrumbs are evenlymoistened. Press intothe bottom and up the sides of a9-inch deep-dish piepan, 10-inch tart panor an 11 x 8-inch rec-tangular tart pan.Bake until crust isfirm, 7 to 10 minutes.

3. With anelectric mixer, beatmilk, cream cheese,lime rind and limejuice until smooth.

4. Spooncream cheese mixtureinto crust. Top withstrawberries. Refriger-ate until serving time.If using, sprinkle withpowdered sugar justbefore serving.Serves 10.

Strawberry cream cheese tart

“I’ve had a greatresponse with thecoupon advertisement.It has brought in severalnew customers.”

121 N. Lafayette,Marshall

[email protected]

Call Susan Duvall today to get details and toschedule your advertising campaign.

Gary BowlenOwner of Better Homes

& Bargains

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MARSHALL MESSENGER - WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 2014 - MARSHALL, MISSOURI - 3

Saturday, July 12, 2014 - 9:00 A.M.105 E. Benton St. Carrollton, Mo. BUILDING A/C. Lunch Served.

Check Website for Pictures: www.sarbaughauction.com

ANTIQUE AUCTIONANTIQUE FURNITURE - Oak Wardrobe; Oak Roll Top Desk; Oak Buffet; Oak GlassFrnt. Cabinet; Oak Stand Table; Ant. Picture & Frame; Ant. Mirror; Duck Picture(Lowell Davis); Oak Secretary (needs refinishing); Oak Dressers; Oak 5 Dwr.Chest;Library Table; Oak Macey File Cabinet; Wood Paper Cabinet; Oak NeedlepointKneeling Stool; Wardrobe Btm.; Walnut Wash Stand; Walnut Buffet; Walnut Dresser;Walnut Bed; Walnut Stand Table; Walnut Dresser Top; Walnut Single Head Board;Marble Top Buffet; Marble Top 3 Dwr.Chest; Sev. Ant. Stand Tables; Carved StandTable; Ant. Dressers; Maple Chest Dwrs.; Kitchen Cabinet w/ Gr. Glass & Gr. TrimEnamel; Ant. Oak Kitchen Cabinet (needs repair); Ant Pat. Back Rockers & OtherAnt.Rockers; Ant. Glider Rocker; (3) Old Chairs; Child’s Wood Doll Bed; Child’sRocker; Antique Stand; Sm.Wooden 15 Dwr. Cab.; Ant. Lamps; Wood MagazineRack; Wicker Flower Stand; Lg. Quilt Rack; Ice Cream Chair; Curved Top Trunk;Metal Flat Trunk; Sm. Primitive Tables (1 Long); Kneeling Rail. ANTIQUES,CLOCKS -Salesman Sample Sm.Wringer Washing Machine; Marble Clocks;Sponge Ware (Bowl, Pitcher & Vase); Crock Pitchers (Gr., Yellow & Blue); ButterCrock; Br. Crock Bowl; Stoneware Pitcher, Lg. Brown Jar, Stone Vases & WaxSealer Jars; C.I. Dog, Child’s Crescent Stove, Ship Book Ends, Boiler, Iron & PaperPress; Spice Rack; 8 Pc. Wh. Spice Jars; Ant. Kitchen Utensils; Kersoene Lamps(Sm., Finger Tip & Larger); Strawberry Flour Sifter; Glass Elephant & Clown Banks;Glass Horse Book Ends; Milk Bottle w/ Glass Lid; Cookie Cutters; Lg.Wooden Jew-elry Box; Sm. Metal Jewelry Boxes; Dresser Set; Silver Items; Stained Glass Shade;Alum.Ware (7 Pcs.); Metal Thread Cabinet; Furniture Glass Casters; Ant Tin Col-lection; Old Suitcase; Raggady Ann Doll; Glass Lamp Shades & Chimneys; Chim-ney Flue Cover; Medicine Bottles; Japan Roosters & Figurines; Occupied FigurineFigurine; Brass Book Rack, Candle Stick Holders & Other; Mickey Mouse Pull Toy;Avon Bottles; Few Old Dolls; Manual Underwood Typewriter; Few Canes; Sev. Pcs.Marble; KMZU History Book. ANTIQUE DISHES - Vaseline Vase & Other Vases;Paper Weights; Etched Pitchers; (2) Etched Glass Baskets; Colored Fluted Baskets;Compotes; Compote Lid; Red Cape Cod Dishes; Gr. Depression Glass Meas.Pitcher, Juice Glasses & Cracker Jar (no lid); Butter Dishes; Glass Cake Stands;Vinegar Cruet; Ant. Pitchers; Lg. Glass Punch Bowl & Tray; Red Dishes & Goblets;Grape Glass Bowl; Gold Rim Dishes; Milkglass Dishes; Blue Goblets; Ant. Plates &Platter; Few Fluted Hobnail Dishes; Carnival Candy Dish; Nippon Vase & OtherVases; Candle Stick Holders; Tea Pots; Japan Figurines; Goofas Glass Vase; 9Coke Glasses; Jelly Glasses; Pop Bottles (Various Towns); Glass Rolling Pin.OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION

ROBERT E. & MARGARET GENTRYAaron Sarbaugh – 660-542-6056 / Ernest Sarbaugh – 660-542-6063. Office

660-542-1655 – Carrollton, Mo. – Missouri Assn. Auctioneers.Terms: Cash or Check (with proper ID) – Not Responsible for

Accidents. Statement Made Day of Sale Take Precedence Over Printed Material.

All 30 series get 30 month interest waiver til 9-1-15 or1-1-16 depending on combine model to qualified buyers

USED EQUIPMENT

Crown Power & Equipment103 Hwy. 24 West, Salisbury, MO

Call toll-free: 866-388-5468

USED TRACTORS USED HARVESTING EQUIPMENTFord 6610 and Loader

Case IH 5230 and Loader

Case IH 5088 2WD

Case IH 7130 MFD 6685 Hrs

Case IH 7240 MFD 5779 Hrs

Case IH 1100U MFD & Loader 2270 HRS

Case IH MXU 125 MFD & Loader 3800 Hrs

Case IH MAXXUM 125 MFD & Loader 1000 Hrs

Case IH PUMA 195 MFD & Loader 1312 Hrs

Case IH M275 MFD 1190 Hrs



Case IH STX 385 4WD 978 Hrs

Case IH STX 325 4WD 2434 Hrs

Cat MT 66B MFD 1680 Hrs

Case IH 105U MFD & Loader 448 Hrs

2012 & newer Magnum Tractors -24 month waiver

1994 Case IH 1688-5045 Engine Hrs









Case IH DC132 Mower Conditioner

Case IH 564 Baler

Several Used Wheel Rakes

JD 637 DISK 28FT

Kinze 3600 16-31

Kinze 3500 8-15

Kuhn GMD 800 Disc Mower

Kuhn GMD 700 Disc Mower

Demco 1050 Grain Cart

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(NAPSI)Road accidents

caused by distracted orspeeding drivers are ahuge risk for the morethan 135,000 men andwomen of the waste andrecycling industry whoare out in force eachday keeping our com-munities clean andhealthy-but you can bepart of the solution.

Just as mostdrivers tend to drivecarefully when they seea school bus, in manyplaces, it’s now requiredto give trash collectionvehicles the courtesy ofslowing down when try-ing to get around them.

The ProblemSome drivers try

to speed up to avoidgarbage trucks. Othersdon’t even realize one is

nearby, since they’resuch familiar presences.Because of such road-way dangers, trash col-lection is one of thecountry’s most danger-ous professions.

What’s BeingDone To help, the Na-tional Waste & Recy-cling Associa- tion’s(NW&RA’s) “Slow Downto Get Around” cam-paign urges drivers tobe more careful aroundsolid waste collectionvehicles.

“It’s critically im-portant for everyone’ssafety to slow down toget around garbagetrucks,” said Sharon H.Kneiss, president andCEO of NW&RA, which

represents thewaste and recyclingcompanies in theU.S. “It only takesone smart and cau-tious driver to setan example for therest of the cars onthe road.”

Many peopleare asking their commu-nity leaders about legis-lation and regulationsaimed at keeping trashcollectors and driverssafer on the roads. Sev-eral stateshave recentlypassed suchlaws.

Slow down to get around trash trucks

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Dwain & Amy Ireland, Owners, 660-973-0097

Location: HWY WW Tina MO 64682 | Market: 660-622-4214

Mailing address: PO Box 704 | Chillicothe MO 64601

www.grandriverlivestock.com • E-mail: [email protected]

Please call Dwain for further details on the upcoming sale: 660-973-0097

Special Feeder Cattle Sale-WednesdayJuly 9th 11:00 AM

Misc (Hay, Posts, Etc), Caged Animals,Hogs, Cattle, Goats & Sheep -

1st & 3rd Saturday of the month 10 AM- July 19th and August 2nd

WE ARE NOW SELLING CAGED ANIMALSALONG WITH THE SMALL ANIMALS!

(NO EQUINE)

GRAND RIVER LIVESTOCK MARKET LLC

Dan Dedrick - 660-646-8103Kurt Kleeman - 816-284-0611Wes Gorham - 816- 853-7359

Pam Dedrick, Office Manager - 660-646-8119Clark Allen - 660-973-6826L J Cahill - 660-322-1193

By Sally Stich, Contributor,

Relish magazine

Put the words“gooey” and “butter” infront of cake, and yousimply can’t go wrong.At least that what peoplein St. Louis think. St.Louis Gooey ButterCake is 70-year sourceof city pride and the for-tuitous outcome of abaking mishap.

“No one knowsexactly how this cakecame to be,” says DaleSchotte, owner of ParkCity Coffee, in St. Louis,which sells more than70 flavors of this cus-tard-like cake, “but I likethe version from the 90-year-old wife of thebaker who is supposedlyresponsible.”

Sometime in thelate 1930s or early1940s, the owner ofDanzer’s Bakery insouth St. Louis wasmaking his Deep ButterCake when he acciden-tally reversed theamount of sugar andflour. The outside of thecake was cooked butthe center was gooey.

Danzer setaside the failed cakeand finished his baking,but later that day he de-cided to taste his flop. Itwas so good, he spent asignificant amount oftime trying to recreatethe mistaken quantities.The cake was an imme-diate hit at his bakery.

How did it be-come a citywide sensa-tion? Danzer’s Bakeryshared the recipethrough the St. LouisBaking Association, anda regional specialty was

born.Schotte, who

opened Park AvenueCoffee five years ago,along with his sisterAnne, uses the recipetheir mom gave them.And, due to customerresponse, they’ve addedmore than 70 flavors tothe original recipe,which is still four timesmore popular than anyother. Cake lovers canorder a ready-to-eatcake or a cake mix bygoing to parkavenuecof-fee.com.

St. Louis Gooey Butter Cake

1 (18 1/4-ounce) package yellowcake mix

1/2 cup butter,melted

2 teaspoonsvanilla extract, divided

4 eggs 1 (8-ounce)

package cream cheese 4 cups pow-

dered sugar

1. Preheat ovento 350F.

2. Mix cake mix,melted butter, 1 tea-spoon, vanilla, and 2eggs with a spoon. Patinto a 13 x 9-inch bakingpan.

3. Mix creamcheese, remaining 2eggs and remaining 1teaspoon vanilla with anelectric mixer. Slowlybeat in powdered sugar.Pour over cake layer.

4. Bake 40 to 45

minutes. Let cool.Serves 12.

Per serving: 363 calo-ries, 14g fat, 84mg chol.,4g prot., 56g carbs., 0gfiber, 315mg sodium.

An accidental cake

121 N. Lafayette,Marshall

[email protected]

Call Susan Duvall today to get details and toschedule your advertising campaign.

Stephanie MullinsBranch Manager/Loan OfficerExchange Bank of Missouri

“We’ve had new customers from surrounding areaswho told us they discovered Exchange Bank ofMissouri through our ads inThe Messenger. The staff has beengreat to work with and we know ourmessage is being seen by many!We have more exciting new productsthat will be springing up soon,so watch for moreannouncements!”

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Testerman ElectricalHeating & Cooling

• Sales• Service• Installs

Residential, CommercialModular Home FurnacesLicensed & Insured

660-886-6113Fast Dependable Service at

Competitive Prices.AC Service

$50 + materials

Utility Costs Are Exploding!R-10 Insulated Foundationenclosure Systems forolder site built-modular andmanufactured homes.No More frozen water lines.Doors-Windows-Siding-Plumbing-Decks-Ramps-Steps-Foundation Access Doors,573-696-3468

Huskey’s Home Service!

Dennis Stahl’sAuto RepairGeneral Auto

RepairServing theCommunitySince 1980

29564 205th RdMarshall, MOCall 886-7290

Cain InsuranceAgency L.L.C

Crop-Farm-HomeAuto-Health-Life

David Cain (Agent/Owner)

1401 US Hwy 65 NCarrollton, MO 64633

Phone: 660-542-0104Fax: 660-542-0104 • Cell: 816-807-9678

Email: [email protected]

660-826-4788~DMC floss

~Embroidery blocks~Fat quarters

~Over 7000 bolts offabric

~Aunt Martha iron ontransfers

~Tea towelsM-F 9-5:00 • Sat 9-4:00

D&T Quilt3620 S. Marshall, Sedalia

660-831-0037

Cell # (660) 886-1080

DaveMorrow

Free Estimates• Tree Removal

• Stump Grinding

• Tree Trimming

Marshall Junction6:00am - 10:00pm

Daily660-879-4000

MarshallFireworks

(Best Deals Here)

Big Bend Retreat, Inc.

Intermediate & Residential Care

620 N. EmmersonSlater, MO 65349

Adult Day Care(660) 529-22371-888-540-6565

Fax (660) 529-3456

C

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from heart!

Over 65 Years of QualityMachine Quilting For

Individuals just like YOU

606 N. Ash St., StoverVi & Melvin Dale573-377-23031-800-521-4171

STOVERQUALITYQUILTING

FOR SALEFOR SALE

Telephone # 660-202-9277

Complete Restoration.

4x2 WHLDR. Red & White, Fully Equipped,Brand New Tires, Speedo Shows 66k.Nice Cars & Trucks. Ask For Cash.

‘88 Ford F150 XLT Lariat

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Paying it forwardcan pay off on your nexttax return, if you keeptrack of your donations.

“Giving to char-ity, even if you’re simplydonating clothes and fur-niture to a thrift store,can reduce your taxableincome,” explained JessiDolmage, of the populardigital tax preparationbrand TaxACT. “To maxi-mize your deduction, justfollow a few simple tips.”

• First, be sureyou’re giving to an eligi-ble organization recog-nized by the IRS. Searchfor the group using theIRS’ Exempt Organiza-tion Select Check atwww.irs.gov. Even if it’snot listed in the data-base, most religious or-ganizations andgovernment agenciesare eligible.

• Second, keepdetailed records for ac-curate valuation (and, inturn, your tax deduction)and in the unlikely eventof an audit. These shouldinclude organizationname, donation date andamount.

• For noncashdonations, document thecharity name, date andlocation of the donationand a reasonably de-tailed description of theitems. If you receive a re-ceipt from the charity,keep it with your records.The IRS requires addi-tional documentation forvehicle donations. Youmust receive a writtenacknowledgment or aForm 1098-C from thecharity for the vehicle.

• For monetarygifts, keep the written ac-knowledgment from theorganization with the do-nation date and amount.

A canceled check or cardstatement with the trans-action date will do forgifts under $250.

• If you get mer-chandise, benefits orprivileges in exchange

for the gift, you mustsubtract the value ofthose from the originalgift amount. If your pay-ment is more than $75,the organization mustgive you a written state-

ment with a descriptionand estimated value ofthe merchandise, goodsor services.

• Noncash dona-tions, such as clothing,kitchen gadgets and fur-

niture, must be in goodcondition or better. Thetax-deductible amount ofthose items is the fairmarket value (FMV), theprice if they were ex-changed between willing

buyers and sellers. Spe-cial rules apply to cars,boats, airplanes, prop-erty subject to debt, in-vestments that haveappreciated in value, andinventory from your busi-ness.

• Mobile appscan make donation track-ing easier. For example,TaxACT’s free DonationAssistant app trackscash, noncash and re-curring gifts, with FMVsfor more than 1,300 com-monly donated items.The app can save photosof donations and re-ceipts. Come tax time,the information can beimported into the Tax-ACT Deluxe program,which calculates themaximum deduction andcompletes related taxforms.

Charitable giftsmade between Jan.1 andDec. 31 can be deducted

if you itemize deductionson Form 1040 ScheduleA. To do so, all itemizeddeductions must exceedthe standard deductionamount based on youradjusted gross incomeand filing status.

Additionally, youmust file Form 8283 withyour tax return if yourcash and noncash contri-butions total more than$500. You will also needto file a qualified ap-praisal of donated prop-erty worth more than$5,000.

You can down-load the free app atwww.taxact.com/appsand learn more about thetax rules of charitablegiving at www.irs.govand www.taxact.com/tax-info.

Tips on the benefits of being charitable

Would you like to be a part of the

Business Directory?

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for details660-886-2233

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CLASSIFIED ADSFARM EQUIPMENT

CROPLAND TO rent. Cash rent,

cropshare, custom farm-ing. 660-815-1210 or660-886-9516.

■WEINREICH FARMSupply. 660-815-

1210. Harvest internationalinc. Grain augers & beltconveyors. J&M Mfg., Inc.Seed Tenders & GrainCarts.

ChickenLitter & Lime

Both hauling &Spreading available.

Filkins Trucking631-5513 Cell

831-5030Office

Bait ShopMinnows, Goldfish, Crawfish,Night Crawlers, Shad, Liver,

Skip Jack Herring

Open: 8-5, Mon-Fri8-3, Sat & Sun660-886-8585939 N. Miami

Blind Pony Nursery■

WANTEDNOTICE NOTICE

Most Sundays @ 12:30Concordia, MO(660) 238-0074auctionzip.com

ID 16837on Friday for list

& pictures

Auctionat LC’s

NOTICENOTICE

Call The Messengerto get your ad included!

660-886-2233

COUNTY-WIDE COVERAGE OF YOURADVERTISEMENT TO

SELL ALL YOUR DON’TWANTS....... USE THE

MARSHALL MESSENGER CLASSIFIEDS!

Soil HealthWorkshop

Marshall, MOTuesday, July 22,9 a.m. - 3 p.m.Information andregistration form

at website:aes.missouri.edu/bradford

Or call 573-239-2179

Mon. - Fri. 10-5, Sat. 10-3660-238-1772660-238-3721

RestoredTreasures202 Main, Concordia, MO

Furniture,Home Decor,

& Gifts.Farmers’ MarketSaturday AM

ESTATE OF FRANK & BETTY BOYDSATURDAY, JULY 12 - 405 SHAMROCK DR., MARSHALL

10:00 am Personal Property. Noon Real Estate Sell

Enjoy a 1092 sq. ft. Built in 19723 bedrooms, 1.5 baths on main level.Basement features a large family roomwith a wet bar, workshop, bath andlaundry area. Fenced back yard with niceshed. Lot: 74x118 (8732SF)

Furniture: Round Top Wood Table, Full Bedroom Set, Trunk, Old Chairs, Side Tables & End Tables, Rocking Chair,Primitive Hutch, Pie Safe, Table & Chairs, Primitive Kitchen Cabinet, Bakers Rack, Library Table, Lawyers Bookcase,Roll Top Desk, Buffet, 5 Tiered Shelf, Black Cabinet, Round Table w/Clock Top, Oak Plant Table, Twin Beds, BarStools, Ice Cream Table & 2 Chairs, Old Round Table, Large Dresser, Old Desk Chair

Collectibles: Coca Cola, John Deere, Cookie Jars, Silver Plated Items, Sea Shells, Clocks, Old Sun Records,Thomas Pacconi CLA, ICS, Sad Iron, Printers Drawer w/Smalls, Pepsi Cola Phone, School Bells, Campbells Soup,Old Quilts, Old Popcorn Popper, Coo Coo Clocks

Glass * Pottery: Old Blue Jars, Hen On Nest, Nesting Bowls, Sleepy Eye Pitcher, Punch Bowl & Glasses, AntiqueseCake Plate, Green Measuring Cup, Bavaria, Lots Of Temptations Oven Ware, Crocks, Tea Pots, Nice Dolls, Taco BellDog Collection, Pin Ball Game, Dolls Chairs & Bed, Bear Collection, Lots Of Costume Jewelry, Gold Jewelry

Miscellaneous: 2 Refrigerators, Freezer, Washer & Dryer, Microwave Kitchen Appliances, Elec Wheel Chair: Ranger11 Storm Series, Lawn & Outdoor Garden Statuary, Plant Items, Coolers, Toro Lawn Mower, Fishing Poles, YardTools, Lots Of Small Hand Tools, Garden Fountain, Concrete Planters

For Full Listing & Pictures www.adkins-auction-service.comTerms: $5,000.00 Down Day Of AuctionWith Balance Due At ClosingWithin 30 Day! The Possession On Date Of Closing.

The property is being sold “as is, where is”, no warranty or representation, either express or implied, concerning theproperty is made by either the seller or the auction company.

Adkins Auction Service & Riverview Realty

www.adkins-auction-service.com

660-259-2409

Col. Ron AdkinsBroker

816-716-2380Col. Kathy Adkins

816-716-2300

Storage AuctionSunday, July 12 at 10:00 am

(GPS) South Bonn Rd., Concordia, MO.

One 10 ft. x 30 ft. & four 10 ft. x 20 ft. long term stored units (some 8 years) to be sold forcash only and completely emptied by Sunday, July 13 at 6:00 pm.

Please view auctionzip.com ID 16837 for any changes. Locks cut that dayso we will see it at the same time!

Landy W. Caldwell, Auctioneer cell 660-238-0074LC’s Auction Service

Directions: Go 2 blocks South of I-70 at Concordia, MO to stop sign, turn east approximately.3 miles to Bonn Road & turn South approximately .5 miles. Follow LC’s Auction signs.

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Evans Auction Center, 520 SE 401, Warrensburg, MOLocated South of Warrensburg, MO 3 Miles on 13 Hwy, Then East 4 Miles on Y Hwy, Then South¾ Mile on County Road SE 401.

Saturday, July 12th, 10:00amTruck & Gator: 1980 F350 Ford, 4 speed, 9’ flat Bed w/Dump, Dually, 2004 JDGator 4X4 HPX- Super Nice. Flooring: 1400’ of 12 mil. Snap & Lock Laminate,591’ Handscraped Eng. Wood Flooring, 1041’ Handscraped 12 mil. Laminate,1009 12 mil. Distressed Laminate, 1300’ of Ceramic Tile, 1259’ of 2 ¼” X ¾” Oak& Cherry Flooring. Decking, Siding & Millwork: 4064’ of 5/4” X 6” Cedar Deck-ing, 4700’ of 5/4” X 8” Cedar Siding, 4600’ of 1” X 6” Cedar Siding, 5640’ of 1” X8” Beveled Cedar Siding, 1000’ Primed White Base, (3 Pallets) 570’ of 9 ¼” X 12”Fiber Cement Siding. Vanities, Countertops, Kitchen & Bath Accessories: (6)Granite Tops, American Standard air Bath Walk in Tub, 6’ X 42” Air Bath Tub, 6’X 42” Whirlpool Tub, (2) Vanities w/ Marble Tops, Lg. Assort. Of Marble VanityTops w/ Bowls, Lg. Assort. Of Kitchen & Bath Faucets, Door Knobs-Entry Sets, (2)Whirlpool 25 cu ft Side-By-Side Refrigerators w/ Ice & Water, (1) Hot Point DishWasher, Assort. Of Microwaves & Range Hoods, Lg. Assort. Of Vaccumes & Car-pet Cleaners, 30+ Gallons of Wall & Ceiling Paint. Furniture: (2) Sofa Sleepers,Reclining Sofa & Reclining Loveseat, Recliner, Queen Pine Bedroom Set, QueenLog Bed, Lg. Assort. Of New Mattresses, Dining Room Set, 50+ Pcs. Of Patio Fur-niture, Sev pallets of salvage grocery items, 100’s of Unlisted Items.Terms: Cash, Check or Credit Card. Restroom on site. LunchServed. Buildings Available In Case of Inclimate Weather. Fork-lift Available Day of Sale Only.

To Consign Contact: Doug Evans – 816-786-7277

Howard Evans – 660-747-5428 -- www.dougevansauctions.com

Building Material Auction& Monthly Consignment

The odds of an8-year-old blind colliemix getting adopted did-n’t seem great. But thefolks at Hope Pet Res-cue, Barrington, Ill.,listed her on Petfinderand, as their name sug-gests, they always havehope. It wasn’t in vain.

Mary Siarkie-wicz and her husband,Jim, Mt. Prospect, Ill.,are not fazed by specialneeds pets. Thoughthey have Corky, aCorgi they took in whenMary’s aunt passedaway, and Fezzik, ablack Labrador Retrieverwho came to them whena relative could nolonger keep him, theirhome has included spe-

cial needs pets as well.Dobby the cat is one ofthem. Their late dog,Labrador Dali, had re-quired hip surgery atage 2, but had lived tothe age of 14. They alsohad a Collie mix namedCandy who went blind inher later years.

So when theysaw the blind Collie mixlisted on Petfinder, theyhad no qualms aboutadopting her becausetheir experience withCandy had been so re-warding.

To help Annie,as she is named, theyoutfitted their dogs andcats with bells so shewould not be surprisedby anyone sneaking up

on her.“I use the scent

of lavender on myjeans so she knowsmy smell,” Siarkiewiczsays.

“I also talk toher to let her know ifthere are stairs and tellher to stop before shewalks into anything.”

Fezzik the Re-triver also watches outfor Annie. “He gets outof her way so she hasa clear path,”Siarkiewicz says. “Ifthey are going for adrink of water at thesame time, Fezzik willlet Annie go first.”

Annie is luckythat the couple sawher listing on

Petfinder. She may havespecial needs, but they

are very special people.

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13829, 126th Road, Sweet SpringsDirections: Take North outerroad at Sweet Springs 1-70 Exit.go west ½ mile past hospital.Call Janice Jones 660-815-3453for more information.

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EQUIPMENT AUCTIONWednesday, July 16, 2014, 5:00 pm

Main And Cambridge St (east side) • Gilliam, MOFred Ludwig, Owner

573-397-19351969 IH Transtar CO 4070 tractor, 30’ tandem lo-boy with good ramps,1991 Fiat-Allis track loader HD7, needs fuel pump, JD 24 string squarebaler, 500 gal fuel tank with 110v pump, Small auger wagon, 7’ wheel disk,Hydraulic wood splitter, Windshield for 99 Dodge pickup, 16’X20’ chickenhouse, 10’X12’ shed; 8’X8’ metal tool shed, Lots of wire; panels; post,Misc chicken equipment, 5 HP gas engine air compressor, Power washer,Hydraulic press, Fire extinguisher, Pedestal grinder, Drill press, Wood &metal tool boxes, Wire stretchers, Parts bins, Wood stove, 3 garden tillers,Chain saw, Lot of tires, Several good 55 gal oil barrels with hand pumps,Several plastic and steel barrels some with liquid fertilizer, Lots of misc.small tools, grease guns etc.

Be on time. Entire auction will be less than 2 hours. Loader available.Everything Must Be Moved Before July 24.

Statements made sale day may take precedence over printed material

AUCTIONEERSBrenton Fowler

(660) 631-2482Visit our website: www.summersauctioneers.com

Joe Summers(660) 631-1894

Billy Summers(660) 784-2304

660-886-6901

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