10 Th News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Wed., July 13, 1949
Story Hours For
Children Dated
At 4:45 p.m. every Monday and
Wednesday for the rest of the
summer the children ol element
ary school age will have a chance
to listen to a story.
The YMCA, with the coopera
tion of station KRNR and six
women of the community, will
put on the program. The first
story will be given next Monday
afternoon and Mrs. Mary East
man will be the story teller. Her
story title will be announced be
fore the end of the week.
Each woman will tell a story
on a Monday and follow up with
a different story on Wednesday.
Some of the stories to be heard
are: "The Little EnRine That
Could," "Little Black Sambo and
the Baby Elephant," "Black
Beauty," and "Hercules, the Old
Fashioned Fire Engine."
All children are invited to listen
in and hear these fine stories
MATSON'S
FRESH PRODUCE
' CARROTS
Fresh and Crisp
2 bun. 15c
CABBAGE
Solid Heads ,
5c
CAULIFLOWER
Snow White
16c lb.
GREEN BEANS
Freshly Picked
12c lb.
BANANAS
Golden Ripe
19c lb.
BOYER
MEAT MARKET
Prices Effective Frl. A Sat.
SAUSAGE
35c
Lean,
Well Seasoned, lb.
PORK
STEAK
49c ib.
BACON
JOWLS
29c ib.
BACON
SLAB
39c ib.
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Vets' Insurance Checks
Will Start In January
WASHINGTON, July 13-lT
Dividend checks from national
service life insurance probably
will start going out at the rate
of 200,000 a day next January,
the Veterans Administration
says.
Carl R. Gray Jr., veterans ad
ministrator, said the complicated
preparations procedure makes
payment this year impossible.
Gray's letter replied to published
charges that the dividend is be
ing delayed until an election year
lor political reasons.
The Veterans Administration Is
going to pay a $2,800,000,000
special dividend on about 20,000,
000 policies held by 16,000,000
World War It veterans ana
servicemen. Individual payments
will vary widely depending upon
the type and size of policy and
the length it has been in effect.
told in a new and delightful way,
said Marlen Yoder, YMCA direc
tor. COMPLETE
Highway 99 N.
iWally's offer you easy
Mi l
ing-low prices-Guaranteed quality (money back
NUCOA
MARGARINE
2-LB. PKG.
49c
UGENE Fancy Whole Kernel
CORN
NO.
AMAIZO GOLDEN
CORN SYRUP 10c
ROSEDALE SWEET
PICKLES
Diamond Wax Paper
Comfort Toilet Tissue, 4 for 35c
GOD'S WORD
9. And when thoie bets glvt glory and honour and
thanks to him that sat on the throne, who liveth for
aver and ever,
10. The four and twenty elders fall down before him that
sat on the throne, and worihlp him that liveth for
ever and ever, and cast their orowns before the
throne, laying,
11. Thou art worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and hon.
our and power: for thou hut created all things and
tor thy pleatur they are and were created.
Revelation 4:9 11
County Files Suit
To Quiet A Title
Douglas County has filed suit
to quiet title to government lots
1, 2, 3, 5, 6, and 7, located in
the south one-half of the north
east quarter, the southeast quar
ter of the northwest quarter and
the east one-half of the southwest
quarter and the southeast quarter
of section 6, township 30 south,
range 6 west of Willamette Meri
dian. Named as defendants are
Mabel C. Laird, Marguerite J.
Laird, Mary Veneta and Robert
Newhouse; Elda B. and Herman
B. Elckmeyer; J. H., and Sarah
A. McCloskey and others who
may claim interest In the prop
erty. This suit, said County Judge D.
N. Busenbark, has been brought
In the county's name to quiet title
to property recently sold to a
timber company.
DROUGHT EMERGENCY
HOLYHEAD, Wales, July 13.
OP) So severe is the drought on
the island of Angclesey that coun
try inns now show this sign:
"No water, please take soda
with your whiskey."
Columbus discovered the Vir
gin Islands in 1493 and named
them for St. Ursula and the
Eleven Thousand Virgins.
ANNOUNCING
THE RE-OPENING OF
GENERAL
WELDING WORKS
Under New Management
Across from Puget Timber
Hwy. 99 South
July 15 Hours8'til5
Art Kerrman
OIL TO BURN
For prompt courteous meter
ed deliveries of high quality
stove and burner oil
CALL 152
MYERS OIL CO.
Distributors of Hancock
Petroleum Products For
Douglas County
FOOD SHOPPING
Roseburg
EASY SHOPPING!
shopping everyday 9 a. m.
TRIUMPH
Halves of
PEARS
NO. VA TIN
17c
2 FOR
29c
2 TIN
24-OZ. BOTTLE
35c
NO. 2 Vi JAR
125-FOOT ROLL
19c
LOCAL
Redecorating The.lobby of the
Hotel Umpo.ua is being redec
orated this week.
Rotary Anns To Meet The
Rotary Anns will meet at a noon
luncheon at the bhallmar Koom
Thursday from 11:30 to 1 p.m.
lllary drill team will meet Thurs
day night at 8 o'clock at the
Eagles hall to practice.
Visit at McAllister Home Mrs.
Cloe Collins and George Lang
of Roseburg were visitors at thi
home of Mr. and Mrs. O. D.
McAllister at Dillard Sunday.
Here 8everal Days Charles
Hill, representative of Common
wealth, Portland, is spending sev
eral days in Roseburg assisting
at the Commercial Abstract Com
pany. Doing Nicely At Hospital Mrs.
Adam Schneider of Roseburg is
reported to be doing nicely at
Mercy Hospital, where she un
derwent a major operation Fri
day. Meeting Postponed The Patch
and Chat Club meeting planned
for Thursday of -this week has
been postponed to the evening of
July 28 at the home of Mrs. C. J.
Bradley.
To Elect Officers New officers
will be elected at the meeting of
the Helping Hand uuo or fcden-
br.rver Thursday at 1:30 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Cecil Harris,
1920 .Eden Lane.
H. E. C. To Meet Evergreen
Home Economics Club will meet
at a noon potluck luncheon Thurs
day at tne nan. Hostesses include
Mrs. Myrtle Glenn, Mrs. Sarah
Cyrus and Mrs. Marie Buttler.
Home From Stayton Mr. and
Mrs. William C. Woods and sons,
Donald and Roger, have returned
to their home in Roseburg, fol
lowing a few days visiting rela
tives and friends in Stayton.
Return to West Virginia Mrs.
Harry Heckman ( F r a n c e 1 1 e
Fream) and two small daughters,
Cherry and Diane, have returned
to their home In McMechen, W.
Va following six weeks in Rose
burg visiting the former's moth.
er, Mrs. C. R. Fream, and her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Betcher and family.
The Betchers took Mrs. Heckman
and children as far as Portland,
where they took the train for
the east.
CENTER
FREE PARKING!
to 8 p. m. Easy park
guarantee).
DRIFTED SNOW
or
GOLD MEDAL
FLOUR
10-LB. BAG .
79c
Shop This
Week's Mystery
Specials
?
Good all day Friday. In ad
dition to this Ad. They're
Hot You'll Like 'Em
WHITE KING
SOUP
POWDER
2Gt.Pkgs.99c
Sierra Pine, 3 for 25c
Scotch Cleaner . . 10c
NEWS
Back From East Dr. and Mrs.
G. C. Flnlay are back at their
nome on bourn Main street. loi-
lowing an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Michi
gan, Illinois and other points In
the east.
Visiting at Hill Home Mrs.
Tom Devoe and two sons of Fres
no, Calif., and the former s moth
er. Mrs. Frankie Partin. of Cen
tral Point, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Earl Hill on West
Mosher street.
Country Club Women To Meet
-Women nf the Roseburp Club
will meet Thursday at 9:30 a.m,
at the club course for golfing.
Luncheon will be served at 12:30
oclock and contract bridge will
oe in play at l:m o ciock.
Club To Meet The Rifle
Rangers Sewing Club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home
oi Mrs. irma Hansen witn Mrs.
Violette Wood, co-hostess. All
members are asked to be present
as iinai plans win oe made tor
me ciud picnic
Pntlllftk I linnhAn MirrheM.
Sunshlnp f!lllh mpmrwrfl nr. In.
vited to attend a 12:30 o'clock pot-
iuck luncneon inursoay, July 14,
at the home of Miss Elizabeth
Paill. 104 W Sonnnrl ivaniu
North. Each member is asked to
onng ner own table service.
Joint Installation Joint Instal
lation of new officers of Roseburg
neueKan i,oage io. ii, ana h"nile.
tarlan Lodee No. 8. will he held
at 8:30 o'clock Thursday night at
me i. u. u. t. nail. Kefreshments
will be served by Blanche Marr,
Bertha Bayliss, Alice Carter,
Edith Brock, Eva Barrows, Dena
Singleton, Louise Young and Jess
Wengers Leave For East Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Wenger of Rose
burg left last Saturday for Iowa
and Illinois to visit and to at
tend the Wenger family reunion
which is to be held in Forrest,
111. They will return by way of
the Blank Hillo nnrl Vnlln..,clot,
National Park. They plan to
ue gone inree weens.
Plftnln Dunn. MamliaM n t .U
Methodist Keystone Club will en
tertain their husbands and fami
lies at a 6:30 o'clock potluck pic-
nif Btinrun Mnnq.i lnl, T..I..
..... ...ununv illglll, UUiy
18, at Umpqua Park. Each family
t n.L.J I ! .
.a aaivtru lu Ullflg IWO Covered
dishes and their own table serv
ice Thnco ftocfrlnn (ran.nnntU.
are asked to meet at the Metho
dist Church at 6:15 p.m. Cream
and sugar will be furnished by
ine ciuo. (
LflaVA PnP Mnu.rt, tw nn.1
Mrs. Glen Devenpeck left this
morning for their home in Wel
lington, Nev., following a stay
in Rnsphnrtr in nttanH ha nnUM
e ..it: fiuiutll
wedding of the latter's parents,
im. nnu ivirs. ujuis ttoninagen
Sr. Mrs. Devenpeck, formerly
Vemita rCohlhflPPn hna hoan hara
for the last two weeks and was
joined here last week by Mr.
Devenpeck.
Return Mnme. Mr o t. A fB
home in Roseburg following a
trip to Klamath Falls. They
were accompanied back by Mrs.
Ann Frissler of Sacramento,
Calif., who will spend several
days visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Rog
ers and Mrs. Frissler visited rel
atives and friends In Yoncalla
for a day. Over the week-end,
the Rogers had as additional
guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ford of
La Grande. Mr. Ford is city man
ager of La Grande.
8on Is Born A son. James
Irvin, weighing seven pounds two
ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Spencer (Shirley Mae
Brunn) of Eugene in that citv
Tuesday, July 12. The baby ar
rived on the birlhday of his
maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Irvin Brunn, of Roseburg. who
went to Eugene to be with the
Spencer family. The Spencers
nave a two-year-old daughter,
Susan Marie. Irvin Brunn of
i Roseburg drove to Eugene last
night to spend a few hours vlsit-
ing his sister, Mrs. Spencer.
HOME TOWN NEWS
"IT'S A CINCH . . . AIX I HAVE TO DO IS STAND HERE
AND WATCH 'EM GROW INTO BIG HAMS, BACK. PORK
CHOPS AND ROASTS . . . ANYONE CAN BE A FARMER!"
It's a cinch you'll be pleased with the wood and sawdust
you ordered Irom Ihe ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Phone 468
lor Immediate delivery.
Poultry
Chicks Chicks
ww Hamnahtr chicks all year around.
Day old and started from our PULL
ORUM PASSED flocks. Priced to sell.
Wanted New Hamp hatching eggs. Year
arouna marKCL uur mono u 10 serve
you Dot.
Ponton Hatchery
1440 Harvard Ave.
West Roseburg
Phone 168
Baby Chicles
Hamps, Reds, Crosses. Every week In
the year. Beit of breeding. Pullorum
passea.
Hatching Eggs Wanted
Year around market.
City agent, Douglai Co. Flour Mill
Carr's Hatchery
Looklnggtass Rt Phone 18-F-3
FRYERS TOR SALE. Maurice F. Weber.
ML 1, BOX ITU.
Trucks
11949 INTERNATIONAL pickup: 1
1948 International pickup: 1 single
axie piling trailer, ror information
rnone i.w. ana Ave, aoutn.
FOR SALE WB28 White truck and
trailer witn jod, reasonable terms.
See Don Witcher, Rt. 1, Box 148-A
evenings or tnone
FOR SALE 1937 Ford sedan delivery
v-s. Ace Electric, Jia is. ana Ave N.
Phone 1095-L.
AXLE SHAFTS, for all makes nf trucks.
Ray's Truck Shop, 2055 N. Stephens.
rnone
4 YD. DUMP BED, complete $125. Will
demonstrate. none 34-H-l.
' Dogs
Pedigreed Chow Chow
Puppies For Sale
3 colors: black, tan and cream
J. T. LILLARD, 709 RIDGE VIEW
Phone 1021-Y.
Jacob's Kennel's Ph. 73-6-J
GRA-HO COCKER KENNELS. Phone 630
or 452-Y. Reg. and ped. pupplesll
colors. iua service.
Fuel
SAWDUST
18- MILL WOOD
DENN-GERRETSEN CO.
Prompt Delivery
Phone 128
WOOD Fireplace and furnace. Old
growtn fir diock peeler core, small
round core mill ends, planing end3,
oak and laurel. Special price on plan
er ends for short time. See this
wood 1 mile East on Doudlas St. Rt.
1, Box 43. Prompt delivery. Claude
wmey. fnone 15-J-3 or i-w-j-3.
Machinery For Sale
DON'T BUY DIESEL POWER Till you-
ve seen Gilkey uuiberson single lo
250 b.h.n.
DUAL UNIT, 300-400 b hp.
G. M. C. Gray marine diesels, 165 h.p.,
3 HYSTER straddle buggies, large.
FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS, com
plete stock of parts. Oregon 1 only
reliable Guiberson dealer.
Gilkey Diesel Sales
523 N. Jackson
FOR SALE OR RENT yd. Genernl
power snovei, tiercuies power, wiae
tracks, used 3 months. 13 off new
Price. Call Hiuginbotham, Salem,
hone 20076. or Tillamook Hotel.
DISSTON POWER SAW Good condition.
4 it. oar, two cnains: reasonable, see
Henry Rosemeyer, west of Sutherlin
irpori.
FOR SALE LeTou rneau Angle dozer.
tompicie witn ironi en a r.i.u. 101
D8 cat. Lee Mortensen, 200 S. Pine.
Phone 18-R-3.
Business Opportunities
COMMUNITY GROCERY Doing good
ousinrs wiin living quarters, new
building, stock and equipment. See
Truman Ellis, at store on Cedar SL
FOR LONG TERM LEASE, city highway
iruuiaKc. Approximately 4w il news
Review. Box 839.
MOTOR COURT for sale. Call 199-J-l.
Tractors
MODEL M CLETRAC Good running or-
aer. ,inu. ra Anarus, meirose Kl.,
Box 232.
Visitors Leave Lt and Mrs.
Olaf H. Peterson and son, Brian
Owen, have left for the former's
base at San Antonio, Tex., fol
lowing a visit in Roseburg with
Lt. Peterson's mother, Mrs. Mary
Peterson, ana in Seattle witn
Mrs. Peterson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Owen. They were joined
here for the weekend by Lt.
Peterson's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chapman,
of North Bend. Lt, Peterson was
employed by the News-Review
prior to World War II. Following
the war, he remained in the
Army.
Shop and Save With Classified Ads
Autos
Lockwood's
USED CARS
Best Buys
Anywhere
1940 Ford Cust Tdr. .
9500 mi. ,
1048 Chev. Conv.
run only 12000 mi
1947 Chev. Club Coupe
ex Ira good.
1947 Ford Tdr.
eq u 1 pped wl t h every thing.
1040 Ford Fordor
Priced to sell.
194 Ford Tdr.
Clean as a pin.
194g Ford Sta. Wag.
Excellent.
1941 Ford Tdr.
Fair.
1941 Ford Tdr.
Extra good.
1941 Ford Coupe
Bargain priced.
1038 Plymouth Coup
Priced to sell.
1038 Plymouth Coupe
All new tires.
Easy Terms
LOCKWOOD
MOTORS
Lockwood's
Pickups &
Trucks
1947 Ford Pickup. .9 995.00
1947 Ford Pickup. ., 595.00
1948 Willys Pickuo. 1193.00
1941 Ford truck. 400.00
1941 Ford Dump 445.00
1941 Dodge School Bus 1095.00
ip-u r ora TAKalons with
with roils. 1995.00
Terms To Suit
LOCKWOOD
MOTORS
Logging Equipment
SKAGIT LOADER Dowered with nu
mercury engine complete with good
sled and some lines. Price $1,500.
Inquire Heath Bros, at Hew Lumber
company, s. Myrtle ureek Road, Hyr
tie Creek. Oregon.
Boiler Repair
Sales and installation.
Sleel Construction Co.
Eugene 6312-W or 6389-W
D4 CAT, serial number 7-J-4172 with
Hyster arum and LaHlant Choat, hy-
oraunc aozer. see at xyee Lumoer Co.,
oumenin, wre., or pnone iwn sutner
lin. FOR SALE One 1948 Berger loader No.
oau. yuu tt. '(a main line ,luoo it. t"
haul back, blocks and rlsKins. S3500.
Byron Coulter, Rt 1, Box 131, Rogue
FOR SALE BY OWNER A. C. Cat,
cneap, same as H. D. 10 with blade
na arum, now wonting, pnone 1475-Y,
irfj-ss Moway, Hit s. Mill St.
FOR SALE D4 Cat equipped for log-
fiiiK, urum ana Diaae. tan oe seen at
nterstate Tractor. Maurice Weber
I SMALL LOGGING arch, 129 2nd Ave
no. rnone jz,
Timber Sawmills
WANTED
Several Million Feet 2nd
Growth Timber
MUST BE Winter Show.
Sullivan & Son
Rang., 8 miles N. on 99 Phone 1547-J
iawmill
PORTABLE BELLSAW sawmill, new,
-in i Lioiru, iiiciuutfB pianer. w. rt
uanitwuuu, Oliver hook uriu.
WANTED Va to 2 million feet old
growtn timber suitable for cat show
Phone evenings 1045-Y or 707-J. George
FOR SALE Sawmill or any part.
"-nc' cukw ana oiner uniU.
Roy .Denny. 835'j Winchetrr.
Farm Equipment
Farm Machinery
8 FT. OLIVER combine. Oliver 70 trae-
iur on ruooer ana sieei. one 2-bottom
14" plow. 7 ft. power mower. 7 ft
tandem disc, 3 sections flex harrow,
1 heavy tractor trailer. Cash or trade
Nobte Snider.
TD INTERNATIONAL, last years'
model, like new. Dyre sub soiler and
ditcher. Ted Tozier. 3 miles X. of
Sutherlin.
For Trade
8 ROOM BRICK and garage on 1 acre.
Berries, trees, garden, lawn In fast
growing, war-free community, 'j mile
from city, near Hungry Home dam.
Glacier Park. Flathead Lake, hunting,
fishing, skiing. $10,000 market value
Trade for suburban living not over 5
" f i upper umpqua or Willamette
region Write William J. O'Neill. Kalis
pell. Mont
mwwmw - . . - - . -, -i-nnn.ru 'A.
Personal
SPENCER COHSETIERI Mr Enid
Burch. Phone 394.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. t0 Boi
111 or Phone 1.W9.L or 308-J
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LOST SOMEWHERE In Roiehnr. st.
urday July and, .lie 8 calk hoot..
Pleme le.ve at Newi-Review offlca,
reward.
L0?T,.rBi',"5 BABY .Iroller Satirdiy
night Tinder pleaia call 12U7-R.
ITCH
'Scabies) It htvhlv mm.
tagious and will con
tinue for life If nnl
Stoooed. Its n1t r-iiaa
It the Itch-mite, which Is Immune to
ordinary treatment EXSORA ktlls the
Itch-mtte almost instantly. Only three
days' EXSORA treatment Is required.
Mail orders given prompt atteaUoa.
Fred Meyer Drsr. lUttbarg
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Quality Used Cars
3 Day Special
'41 Bulck Sedan Special WU.OO
Clean and good mechanically
'46 Mercury Sedan. Radio and
Heater - limoo
Very clean and low mileage
'4a Plymouth Sedan. "SIS?
42 Studebaker Coupe. 121-92
41 De Soto Sedan. . .
40 D Soto Sedan JJJ -J
'40 De Soto Sedan '67.00
41 Plymouth Coupe. 719.00
40 Pontlac 3 Door Sedan,
Radio tt Heater, new paint . 782.0H
40 Pontlac 5 Pasaenger Coupe.
Radio .4 Heater. M7.0t
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For Your Convenience
Open Until 9:00 P. M.
KEEL'S QUALITY
Used Car Lot
220 S. Stephana
Phone 129
Better Buys
At Barcus
TRUCKS
We're closing out our
used truck stock.
Come in and see
these bargains.
SAVE $6,000, 1949 Reo 31S log truck,
202 h. p. engine; 1949 Peerless light
weight log trailer, both like new. Re
sponsible party can handle with very
small down payment
International log truck and trailer.
A steal at 1990
1947 International panel pickup,
new patnt. A real bargain . 1249
1948 Dual drive Chev. lumber
truck. Guaranteed A - l
shape, new Urea, Fully
equipped.
1943 Ford 6 dump, good condi
tion, j buy at - -
1942 G. M. C. dual drive, lum
ber truck
1934 Iuj T. Chev. flatbed, com
pletely overhauled. A good
truck lor
1937 International truck and
semi-trailer, good condition
good tires
...13350
799
790
349
799
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OPEN EVENINGS
BARCUS SALES &
SERVICE
Your Packard Dealer
Hwy. 99 N. at Garden Valley Road
Roseburg
Used Car
Center
Oak and Rose
FINE USED CARS
Reasonably priced. G.M.A.C. terms.
Chevrolet Bulck Pontlac Cadillac
trade-ins.
Good Buy
1 CHEV. 4 door, radio, heater, top
mechanical condition. Clean inside,
f ood paint Job. One family car. Look
t over and see a good buy. $825. 123
Blakeley St. Phone 636-J.
Special 1941 Oldsmobile
Club coupe, new paint, $695.
RIVERSIDE MOTORS
FOR SALE 1935 Plymouth. Excellent
condition, almost new Dodge mot
or. A lot of cheap transportation.
Make me an offer, cash or terms.
C. N. Currier. 710 S. Jackson.
For Sate
1937 OLDSMOBILE 4 door Sedan (194$
moton $250 cash. ConUct Al Williams.
Yoncalla
1939 MASTER 85 Chev." coupe. $550
Coos Junction, mile on Hiway 42.
Also light 2 wheel trailer and hot
point electric range. Come and tea
them or phone lSao.J-2,
1940 CHEVROLET Master deluxe coups'
as U $345.
Inquire 208 Douglas Co. State Bank
Bids, or Phone 468.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1934 Ford panel.
S.Kane, Phone716-R. '
1036 CHEVROLET COACH, radto and
heater. Make offer. 313 W. Lane.
Apt119:
42 "CHEV PICKUP. $575. 20" wheels";
for longing roads. Porters Garage!
Winston.
1939 LA SALLE Good condition, good
rubber, radio, heater and seat covers.
R. Cary. 2 ml. E. of Dixonville.
Special 1946 Hudson
4 d?5 ITdn Tery clean cr' new
RIVERSIDE MOTORS
FC??? nLET194 Ford 750-
- ueiii, , mj. Docn in ex
cellent condition. Phon. 302 or a.
Gelta Smith. Ynnr.ll. r
IMS PLYMOUTH COACH. Good condl-
p.mi. hjv, new Moon
Trailer Court. Aak tor Darwin D
TOFORD COUPE New motor, clutch
and traniimliiion. Good Urea. Beat
offer by Friday. Phnn. ftiw.i.
WILL SELL EQUITY In lMrBuTcFspS
PI Al Kiwi tan rit v i
imV.v " "". pnon.
"? PONTIAC SEDAN; R 4, H. lood
..Ie7 MM c i l ia i ,L. r-'if1'
- : - - '"kiu" Ave.
'e.S..0AA"S'"
and n. m. at UI K o,",WM"
IMO HUDSON . food condlUonTiSadii
uo pn WiTi". "na mn
TOR SALE-lg.u Pontlac aedan. old. but
Hamilton. ' """"" S"
N Main " 3"
.Plymouth. Phone 4oi. u n"
BJrpLYMoufH. im-jij-r-ccs:
ki.. L . . .ni ueu nag
bring best results. Phone 100.