14 Thi Newi-Revlew, Roieburg, Or. Tu., Jun 14, 1949
LOCAL NEWS
R. and E. Club to Meet The
Roseburg Art and Embroidery
Club will meet Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Hen
ry Erskine on Cobb street.
Ceramics Dept'. to Meet The
Ceramics department of the Arts
and Craft Club will meet on
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Kenneth Ford, 1385
Madrone, Laurelwood.
West Melrose Club To Meet
The West Melrose Club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. H. G. Thompson. The en
tertainment will be in charge of
Mrs. Howard Sheldon.
Visit At Rainier Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hansen and child-
dren, Douglas and Karen, who re
side on the Rifle Range Road,
have been spending the last sev
eral days in Rainier visiting Tela-
tlves and irienos. Mr, Hansen
employed by Youngs Bay Lum
ber Company here.
Social Club to Meet The O. E.
S. Social Club of Canyonville
will meet at 8:15 Wednesday eve
hing at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Weaver, east of Canyonville on
the South Umpqua Highway,
with Mrs. Guy Mcuee, co-hostess.
Ladles Club to Meet Cala-
pooia Ladies Club will meet at
a noon potluck. luncheon Wednes
day at the clubhouse with Mrs.
Sylvia Manning, Airs. Marie son
ne and Mrs. Pearl Hand, host
e3ies.
Public Invited to Meeting
Bethel No. 42, Job's Daughters
of Oakland, Invite the public to
attend its Installation ol offi
cers at 8 o'clock Wednesday eve
ning at the Oakland Masonic
temple. ,
Club to Meet Zuleima Club,
Daughters of the Nile will meet
at a potluck picnic dinner on
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. L. E. Hennlnger on the
North Umpqua. Members are
asked to meet at 5 p.m., at the
Hotel Rose for transportation.
Leave For Home Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Chllson and daughter, Mrs.
Robert Cox, and her small daugh
ter Charlene Marie and the Chil
sons' son Robert E. Chllson, left
this morning for their home in
Lompoc, Calif., following a trip
to Roseburg to attend a family
reunion and to The Dalles to
.visit the Bowden family, former
ly of this city. Mr. Chilson is a
son of B: F. Chilson of this city.
The family formerly resided here.
Moving Back To Roseburg
Mr. ana Mrs. Howard Hess, who
recently purchased a home on
South Main Street, plan to move
back to Roseburg within the next
two weeks. They have been re
siding in Ashland for a number
of years. Mr. Hess was recently
retired from tne soutnern pa
cific Company.
Visiting In Seattle Rev. and
Mrs. C. E. Trueblood of Rose
burg enjoyed a two-day visit in
Seattle with their son and
dajrhter-ln-law. Dr. and Mrs.
Paul Trueblood, and daughters
Anne and Susan, and spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Drain visit
ing. They formerly resided at
Drain.
Joins Family Here George
Lucas, who has been stationed at
Memphis, Tenn., has received his
honorable discharge from the
Navy and has joined his wife.
the former Ruth Rust, and their
two children, Marian and Donald
George, in Roseburg to make
their home. George Is a grandson
of Mrs. Paul Blaskey of this
city.
Leaving Wednesday Mr. and
Mrs. William Davis plan to leave
Wednesday for their home in Sun
Valley, Calif., following a week
In Roseburg visiting the latter's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Chllson. 414 East Sec
ond Avenue .North. Other guests
at the Chllson home for the
weekend were Mr. Chilson's
brother, Dr. J, M. Chilson, of
Seattle; his brother and sister
In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Chilson, of Silverton, Ore.; the
Sanford Chilsons daughter, Mrs.
Ralph (Jonway, and her dauglv
ter, Alta Mary, of Bonneville,
Ore., and Mrs. B. F. Chilsons
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Darrell Gadway (Lou Helen
strange) and children, Sheryl
ie ana Fame Lynn oi McMinn
vllle.
ENJOY-BEST-NOW!
Goes To Coovention Mrs. S.
C. Trued of Roseburz left Sun
day for Portland to attend the
Oregon Music Ttachers' Associa
tion convention being held on the
campus of University of Portland
Monaay ana Tuesday.
Back From Portland Mr.
ana Mrs. W. H. Allen and daueh-
ters. Miss Noreen and Miss Nan
cy, and son Roger, have returned
to tneir nome on Blakeley Street,
following a stay In Portland since
Friday enjoying the Rose Festival,
Arrive For Visit Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Rlcketts of Pesotum, 111.,
arrived in Portland, June 6, for
the Rose Festival, then came to
Roseburg for a visit with their
son Charles A. Ricketts, and fam
ily at 730 East Lone Street.
Go To Portland Miss Gladys
H. Strong of Roseburg and Miss
Jean Williams of Portland left
Sunday for Portland to attend
the annual convention of the Ore
gon Music Teachers' Association.
Miss Williams has been here sev
er?! days serving as adiudlcator
of syllabus examinations for the
Association. Miss strong will re
turn to Roseburg Wednesday.
Grange To Meet RIversdale
Grange will hold a Fathers' Day
program at 8:15 Friday night at
the Hall. Mrs. C. T. Tipton, Mrs.
R. B. Hampton and Mrs. James
Meyers will head the hostess com
mittee in charge of refreshments.
Four candidates were given the
1st ana zna degrees at the last
meeting of the Grange, with
Overseer Myron Lehne in charge.
A 4-H program followed.
Here For Class Mrs. Mae H.
Frye, Instructor in upholstering,
draperies and slipcovers, arrived
in Roseburg Monday from Eu
gene and is being sponsored by
the Roseburg School District in
cooperation with the State Vo
cational Education Department,
in a 10-class session for women
of this community. Classes will
ne held from 7 to 10 every night
through Friday of this week and
nightly through Friday next week
at the Junior High School.
Women desiring further informa
tion are asked to contact Mrs.
Frye at the Hotel Umpaua or
telephone Mrs. Lester F. Nielsen
at lsa-j.,
MERE MALE WINS HOME ECONOMIC Herbert J. Bullard, former Navy buqle master
is the first male to major in home economics at Pepperdine College, and now that he has won
his degree hs is even going to teach this traditionally feminine subject in the Los Angeles school
system. Here he gives his daughter, Suzanne, 16 months old, a sample of his culinary skill as his
wite, torace, and daughter Marilyn, J, watch. I AC Wirephotol
Go To California Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Webster and son Ker
ry, and daughter Connie, left
Monday for Orland, Calif., to
attend to business, following a
week here visiting Mrs. Web
ster's grandmother. Mrs. Paul
Blaskey, on Rowe Street. They
formerly made their home In
North Bend and recently sold
their nroDertv there to make an
extended trip through the south
to Florida and back. They plan
to return here in the near fu
ture to make their home. On Sun
day, the Websters, accompanied
bv Mr. and Mrs. George Lucas
and Paul Blaskey, of this city,
visited at the ranch home of Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Lucas at El-garose.
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Back From Portland Dr. and
Mrs. H. B. Scofleld, accompanied
bv Mrs. Esther Baker, Mrs. Mil
dred Hites, Mrs. Addie Schick
nd son Charles, and Mrs. Jean-
netto Meigs, have returned to
their hortie In Roseburg, follow-
ng the weekend In Portland,
where Dr. Scofleld attended a
meeting of chiropractors and the
eroUD en loved the Hose f estival,
Enroute home, they stopped In
Eugene to visit the Scofields' son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. ana Mrs,
Ravmond scofleld. Raymond Is
leaving next Friday for Fort
Lewis, Wash., for R. O. T. C,
training.
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222 W. Oak
Phone 348
PRODUCE
PORTLAND, June 14 UP)
Butterfat (Tentative, subject
to immediate change): premium
quality maximum to .35 to 1 per
cent aciaity aeuverea in rortiana,
61-64c lb.; first quality S9-62c lb.;
second quality 57-60c. Valley
routes and country points 2c less
than first.
Butter Wholesale f.o.b. bulk
cubes to wholesalers: Grade AA,
93 score, 61-62C lb.; A, 92 score,
60-61J0 lb.; B, 90 score, afc id.; j,
89 score, 56c lb. Above prices are
strictly nominal.
Cheese (Selling price to Port
land wholesalers): Oregon sin
gles, 381-48ic; Oregon 5-lb. loaf,
411-501C
Eggs To wholesalers): A
grade large, 54-54ic; A grade,
medium, 52-524c; B grade, large,
47J-50JC.
Live Chickens (No. 1 quality
f.o.b. plants): Broilers, under 21
lbs., 27-28c; fryers, 2i-3 lbs., 30
32c; 3-4 lbs., 31-32c; roasters, 4
lbs. and over, 31-32c; fowl, leg
horns, 4 lbs. and under, 23c; leg
horns, over 4 lbs., 25c; colored
fowl, all weights, 28c; old roost
ers, all weights, 18-19c lb.
Rabbits (Average to grow
ers): Live white, 4-5 lbs., 21-23c;
5-6 lbs., 19-21c; colored, 2 cents
lower; old or heavy does, and
bucks, 8-14c lb.; dressed fryers,
57-60c lb.
FRESH DRESSED MEATS
(Wholesalers to retailers per
hundred lbs.):
Beef Steers, eood. 500-800
lbs., $42-45.50; commercial, $41-
Promise yourself:
To make oil your friends feel that there is some
thing In them.
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Roseburg Funeral Home
"The Chapel of thu Roses"
Oak and Kane Street Roseburg, Oregon
Funerals Tel. 600 Ambulance Service
MR8.L.U POWERS
vention of the U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce was struck by tragedy when the automobile
in the lett center ran out ot control across a street intersection just as the procession was be
ginning. One woman was injured fatally and four other persons were injured as the machine
plowed into a crowd of spectators. The dying woman, Mrs. Philip Woll of Hastings, Nebr., is
on the pavement beside the car's left rear wheel. One of the injured lies at right center. IAP
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CAPTAIN HARRT President Harry S. Truman leads his World War I buddies of Battery D down '
Maln-st In Little Rock, Ark., in the 35th Division's annual reunion parade. President Truman was a cap- :
tain in Battery D during the first World War. Left to right: Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson, i
President Truman, Arkansas Governor Sidney S. McMnth and the President's military aide. Ma). Geo. J
Vaughn.
44; utility, $36-38.
Cows commercial, Sdb-,17;
utility, $34-35; canner cutter, $33-34.
Beef Cuts (Good steers):
Hind quarters, $53-55; rounds,
$53-55: full loins, trimmed, $60-
65; triangles, $37-38; square
chucks, $30-43: ribs, $47-51; fore
quarters, $37-38.
Veal and Calf Good, $41-45;
commercial, $39-41; utility, $30-
J2.
Lambs Good-choice, under 60
lbs., $57-59; commercial, $55-56.
Mutton Good, 70 lbs. down,
$23-25.
Pork Cuts Lolni, No. 1, 8-12
lbs., $62-64; houiriers, 16 lbs.
down, $38-39: spareribs, $48-50;
carcasses, $33-34.
Wool Coarse, valley and
medium grades. 45c lb.
Mohair Nominally 25c lb. on
12-month growth.
COUNTRV-KILLED MEATS
Veal Top quality, 3&37c lb.;
other grades according to weight
and quality with poor or heavier,
28.33c.
Hogs Light blockers, 30-31c
lb.; sows, 24-26c.
Lambs Top quality, 50-52C
lb.; mutton, 15-16c.
. Beef Good cows, 30-32C lb.;
canners-cutters, 27-30c
Onions Western Oregon yel
lows, 50 lbs., No. 1 mod., from
cold storage, $2.00-$2.25; yellow
globe Jumbos, med. and large,
S2.25-2.60. Texas- wax, $4.25-4.50.
Potatoes Russets, Deschutes,
No. 1-A, $3.75-5.00; new potatoes:
Calif, long whites, size A, $4.00
4.25; size B, 100 lbs., $3.25-3.35..
Hays (Following wholesale
prices are strictly nominal): U. S.
No. 2 green alfalfa or better,
baled truck lots wholesale, Port
land, $31; U. S. No. 1 mixed timo
thy, $38; oats and vetch mixed
hay, uncertified clover hay, nomi
nally $15-18, depending on qual
ity, baled, on Willamette valley
farms.
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. June 13. CP
(USDA) Cattle: Market slow-
uneven; limited supply fed steers
steady; extreme top 25 cents
higher; me'dium grass steers
steady-50 cents lower; common
$1 or more lower: few canner
cutter cows weak-50 cents lower,
but many bids $1 off: common-
good beef cows 50c-Sl lower; bulls
steady-50 cents lower; vealers
steady; bulk good fed steers $26
16.50; 2 loads hieh eood 1.060 lbs.
$27.25; few medium grass steers
$23.50-25; common down to $19;
1 lot good llR.it fed heifers $25.50;
common-medium grades mostly
$18-23; medium-low good grass
cows $16.50-19, some held higher;
canners-cutters $10.50-13, but
most bids below $12.50; few good
beef bulls $22; common-good sau
sage bulls $17.50-21; good-choice
vealers $26-27; selects $27.50-28;
common-medium $17-24.
Hogs: Market slow, around 50
cents lower; good-choice 180-230
lbs. largely $22; few early sales
$22.50: 250-300 lbs. $18.50-20; good
350-550-lb. sows weak-50 cents
lower at $16-16.50; lighter
weights S17; choice light feeder
pigs $23.50; 1 good 675-lb. stag
$14.50; heavy slaughter boars
down to S8.
Sheep: Market very slow; early
sales good-choice spring lambs $1
off, largely at $27; some buyers
talking $2 lower; few common
$22; 1 large lot good-choice No. 1
pelt fed old-crop lambs $22.50;
grass fat lambs $19; good light
ewes steady at $8.
More than 75 tragedies a day
are caused by children playing
with matches, says the U. S. Of
fice of Education.
The slogan, "Don't smoke In
bed, that last cigaret may be
your last cigaret, is displayed
In many hotel rooms today.
Shop and Save With Classified Ads
Autos
Loans
LOANS
UP TO $300
On your Slffnatur, Furnltur ox
Live Hock
UP TO $500
On your automobile (paid for, or not
Loans made quickly, privately for any
woruiwnne purpose men as
UnexpecteJ expenses
Medical and Dental bills
Vacation expenses
Consolidate debt
Re-fin ancin it
When you borrow get your money from
the Company that makes It convenient
to borrow and convenient to repav
Lower payments now available up
10 2u monins to repay.
CALKINS
FINANCE
CO..
309 Douglas County State Bank Bldi
Phone 466
M-337 State Lie. S-264
MONEY
110 $25 SM $75 $100
9200 1300 UP TO (300
Borrow on your salary. AH steadily em-
fnuyea men ana women may quality
oday for a salary loan up to WOO
whether you're In a new Job or an old
one.
Borrow on your car or furniture. Your
lurnuure or auiomooiie maice excel
lent security at Local Loan paid for
or noi. up io juu on your lurnuure.
aouu
up to 4
i on your car.
Special "Pay Day" Loans, flO, $25. MO
toanea tin "ray uay or longer ray
only for the actual number of day
you keep the money.
$25 costs 18c for one week.
No other charges. .
Phone for your Loan
LOCAL
LOAN CO.
Leo Sevy, Mgr.
335 No Jackson
Phone 1173
Lie 8-27.V - nsebur(
Financial
Large and
Small Sums
PLACED with us produce above average
cMiuuiga, investigate our mommy
Savings Plan
UMPQUA SAVINGS &
LOAN ASS'N.
F. H. A.
BUILDERS
See:
Loans
BUYERS
UMPQUA REALTY
Across from Post Office on Highway 09
50 SHARES COMMON stock in Mutual
nywooa piant at EureKa, California
for sale. If interented In buying,
write News-Review. Box 8B1.
Business Opportunities
POOL, SNOOKER, soft drinks, pin-ball.
license carus. t-romame dub in ess; gooa
fay roll and agricultural town. S 10.000,
erms. Reasonable rent. The Pastime,
Wtllamtna, Oregon.
FOR LONG TERM LEASE, city highway
ironiage. Approximately uu il iiewi
Review, Box 859;
APARTMENT HOUSE, nice yard, $1500
down. Call 435 S. Main. Phone 679-R.
MOTOR COURT for sale Cull 199-J.l
Farm Equipment
AIRENS TILLER for sale, almost new.
aee at m. a, box zjh. jeit torn oi
Curry Road off Garden Valley road.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons havtne claims aeelnst the
estate of ALLEN DOUGLAS OTTINGER.
deceased, now pending in the County
Court of Douglas County, Oregon, are
hereby notified to present the same,
properly verified, to the undersigned
administrator, R. L. Whipple, U. S. Na
tional Bank Building, Roseburg, Oregon,
within six months from the dBte of this
notice, Which is May 23. 1949.
it. i. wniri'LE, Administra
tor of the Estate of Allen
Douglas Ottlnger, deceased.
LockwoocTs
Used Cars
Every Car
In Stock On
The Spot
- Prices Slashed
To A New All
Time Low
1948 PACKARD FORDOR SDN.
Oodles of extras. Extra low
mileage. One you 'ft be proud
to own 2395
1947 FORD FORDOR SDN. 1
Start your vacation right with
this beauty. Only 1299
1947 FORD STATION WAGON
Take the family for less, come
In and see it today 1299
1946 FORD STATION WAGON
Clean as a pin. This car has
had exceptionally good care.. 1393
1946 FORD TUDOR SDN.
Here's quality. Best buy In
town. New paint - 109$
OPEN SUNDAY S to 3
1946 FORD TUDOR SDN.
Fully equipped. If you can
spot a value this Is for you.... 124S
1942 FORD FORDOR SDN.
Motor recently reconditioned.
New paint. An all around
cracker jack 889
OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 3
1941 CHEV. TUDOR SDN.
Want top performance? Want
something Practical to get you
there in? Then see this one... 778
1941 MERCURY TUDOR SDN.
. Here's a deal, tops in value.
Come on you bargain hunters 599
1941 FORD COUPE
A honey for the money. Motor
recently exchanged w 799
OPEN SUNDAY 0 to 3
1941 FORD TUDOR SDN.
M.tir tl. MiuhinMll
lent without a Question 695
1941 FORD FORDOR SDN.
compare before you buy. hi
dio and heater. Newest one on
the lot :. 749
Trucks And Pickups
Yun. we've eot them. too.
1947 FORD 14 TON PICKUP ft99
1947 WILLYS 1 TON PICKUP 11HS
1945 FORD LUMBER TRUCK . 21PJ
1936 FORD FLATBED 293
You Can Bet
You'll Pay Less For
Used Cars At
LOCKWOOD MOTORS
OPEN SUNDAYS
9 A. M. TO 3 P. M.
Better Buys
At Barcus
Guaranteed Used Cars
1946 Dodge, new paint and tires. 1649
1942 Plymouth, reduced price.., . 999
1941 Chrysler coupe 980
1941 Dodge Luxury Liner coupe.. 950
1939 Oldsmobile 2-door sedan , 799
1938 Packard coupe, excellent 475
1937 Ford V-8 2-door 395
1936 Chev. 2-door .... . 295
1936 Hudson sedan ....... , 255
1930 Ford, Model A 145
BANK TERMS
OPEN EVENINGS
BARCUS SALES &
SERVICE
Your Packard Dealer
Hwy. 99 N t Garden Valley Road
Roseburg
Used Car
Center
Oak and Rose
FINE USED CARS
Reasonably priced. G.H.A.C. term.
Chevrolet - Bulck Pontiao Cariillaa
. trade-lni.
FOR SALE
'48 CHEV. CONVERT, complete. All
accessories. 30,000 miles. $1685 cash.
Excellent condition. Phone 385-R-4.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
The Administrator nf th tat of
CORA GLADYS HELBIG, deceased,
hereby aives notice that the Court tv
Court of Douglas County, Oregon, has
iixea juiy mm, iH9, at ten o clock
A.M. as the time and the County Court
Room in the Court House at Roseburg,
Douglas County, Oregon, as the place
for hearing objections, if any there be.
to the final account of the adminiitra.
tor.
Dated this 13th day of June. 1949.
VEP.N V. HELBIG,
Administrator of the
Estate of Cora Gladys
Helbig, deceased.
Oregon's Forest
ire Hazard Now
n Worst Stage
PORTLAND. June 14.-(JP)
Hot weather and low humidities
made Oregon's forest lire hazard
the worst of the year.
The situation was most serious
In southwest and south central
Oregon, where humidities al
ready were below the danger
point and are expected to de
crease tomorrow.
In the southwest region hu
midities ranged from 17 to 53
per cent and are expected to fall
to 10 to 44 per cent in the in
terior tomorrow, with clear and
warm weather and temperatures
around 100 degrees.
South central Oregon humidi
ties ranged as low as 17 per cent
today and are expected to fall to
a minimum of 10 per cent tomor
row with temperatures of 95 de
grees. Northwest Oregon had moder
ate fire hazards todav with a low
humidity of about 39 per cent.
But tomorrow it Is expected to
drop to a low of 25 per cent with
temperatures of 90 degrees and
clear warm weather.
Fire watchers were alerted.
State law requires loeeine on-
erations to halt In western Ore
son north Of Roseburs: when th
humidity falls below 30 per cent
1938 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. edan. Clean
car. good all-around condition. $375.
1940 CHEVROLET Matter deluxe couoa
US 1,
Inquire 206 Douglas Co. State Bank
Bldg. or Phone 468.
Ted's
AUTO BODY SERVICE
PAINTING
Cor. Melrose & Look inggl ass Road
Phone 1316-J
For Sale
1937 OLDSMOBILE 4 door Sedan (1946
motor) $250 cash. Contact Al Williams,
Yoncalla.
'41 'Oldsmobile
TUDOR, RADIO and heater. Compare
the price. $875. Phone 5-r-l 2.
HAVING a trailer houe. the flnt '
reasonable offer takes my equity in
1949 Crosley station wagon. 4500 miles.
See at blue and silver trailer, corner
Short and Burke Streets or call
396-J-4.
FOR SALE The equity In a '48 Mercury
convertible, or trade for older car.
and cash. Henry R. Davli, Box H,
Oakland
MORE MONEY for your car. Cash on
the spot Corkrum Motors. Inc
.Soto, Plymouth. Phone 408. 114 N.
Rose St
EQUITY in 1943 Bulck sedanette with
1946 motor and extras, for cash or
older car that's clean. Phone Myrtle
Creek 1212.
41 CHEVROLET FORDOR. excellent
condition. Super balloon tires, skirts,
windshield washers, fog lights. 1833.
Phone 993-R-l.
1941 CHEV 4 door, radio, heater, de
froster. 875. Will take trade. 1245
N. Jackson. Phone1398-L;
1940 DE LUXE TUDOR sedan, xood
with accessories. Phon
condition.
10H3-Y.
FOR SALE-1948 Nash 4 door sedan,
low mileage. Like new. $1300. Signal
Station, Washlngton and Stephens.
1934 FORD SEDAN. 38 motor. 16 Inch
wheels. $250 cash. See at 404 Wood-
ward days.
1939 LA SALLE. 4 door sedan, excellent
condition, good mbber. R. Gary S
mllesEof Dixonvllle;
'40 PACKARD COUPE, good condition.
one owner. 695. Rt. 2. Box 403-K Rose-
burg. Phone 995-J-3.
FOR SALE 1933 Ford tudor, 1190.
Call 643-L.
1937 CHEV. SEDAN M
Kane St.. Miller's Addition.
cash. S27
1938 FORD FORDOR. like new. $379. T
Ml!ler Lane or Phone 874-J-4.
33 CHEV . radio and heater Good con-
dltlon$143Plnccourt Apartment 33
rlR?A,-E-1!M9 Crosley station wagont
$700. Call 1556-R-L
"33 PLYMOUTH FORDOR for sale or
trade. Very reasonable. Phone 1341-Y.
1930 HUPMOBILE. inquire 340
Farm Equipment
FOR SALE OR TRADE, S hp. garden
tractor for 1 to 1 year old bull, prefer
B Som " Hr"rd' "ewa-herlew.