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t Memphis, Term, who asked the nation to pray for her ao that she
would not lose her right hand which has a malignant lesion on one
linger, Is shown with her father, Henry Mar bury, on arrival In Bos-..
ten. A bone specialist and the entire board of experts of Boston
Children's Hospital will examine the "highly malignant lesion" to
see what can be done about saving her hand.
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TOND OF EACH OTHER' lot Roosevelt and Oeorgeanne
(Olgi) Durston, night club singer, take time out for a elgaret at a
Hew York night spot. Oigl says: "We are fond of each other . . .
but we can't make any statement at the present time." Elliot, who is
separated from his third wife, film actress Fay Emerson, declined
to comment, '
Production Of
v During 1949 Is
csrimaTes maae lost morun
WASHINGTON,-?) The agriculture department, In Its final
report of the year, estimated this years corn crop at 3,377,790,000
bushels and the wheat crop at 1,146,463,000 bushels.
The corn figure Is 20,172.000 bushels more than the 3,357,618,000
forecast a month ago. It compares with last year's revised estimate
of 3,681,793,000 bushels and with, the ten-year (193847), average of
2,787,628,000.
The wheat estimate Is 20,237,
000 bushels more from the 1.126,
226,000 forecast a month ago. It
compares with last year's revis
ed estimate of 1,313,534,000 and
with the ten-year average of 991,
950,000. Production of these major
grain crops was large enough to
create a surplus requiring the
department to impose limitations
on next year's crops. Acreage
planting allotments already have
been set up for wheat and soon
will be announced for corn.
Production of winter wheat was
estimated at 901.668,000 bushels,
compared with 894,874,000 fore
cast a month ago. Last year's
revised estimate was put at 1,
007,863,000 bushels compared wit
the ten-year average of 726,553,
000. Production of all spring wheat
was estimated at 244.795,000
bushels compared with lat
month's forecast of 231,352,000.
The revised estimate for last
year as placed at 305.671,000
bushels compared with the ten
year average of 265,397,000.
The final estimate for this
year's production, last month's
HEROES ARE AAPE-MOT BORM
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Corn. Wheat
Higher Than
forecast, the revised figure for
last year and the ten-year aver
age, respectively, for other crops
included: .
OATS 1.322,924.000 bushels for
this year's final; 1.321,075,000 for
last montn; i,4y.),jo4,uw last
year's revised and 1,234,082,000
for the ten-year average.
DRY PEAS 3.276,000 bags; 3,
418,000: 3.580,000 and 5,620,000.
POTATOES 401,962.000 bushels;
386,832,000; 454,654,000 and 393,
403,000.
APPLES (commercial) 133.181,-
000 bushels; 133,388,000; 88,407,000
and iii.ii4.uuu.
PEACHES 74.780.000 bushels
75.114,000; 65,352,00 and 68,947,
O0O.
PEARS 36.627,000 bushels; 36.
001.000: 26.334.000 and 30.832.00.
CHERRIES 244.000 tons; 230,
000, 214,000 and 172,000.
APRICOTS 20,000 ons; 216,
000: 247.000 and 227.000.
PLUMS 96,000 tons; no esti
mate last month; 70,000 and 80,-
000.
The acreage harvested, the
yield per acre and the indicated
WVBg
By J.R.Wmiam
SUTHERLIN
Santa Claus
Makes Visit
By MRS. BRITTAIN SLCAK
Wednesday evening was a
freat event for the children of
utherlin as Santa Claus made
his appearance at the foot of the
large lighted Christmas tree
which is placed in the vacant lot
near the corner of Central ave
nue and Calapodla street
' A very large crowd gathered
and listened to the high school
chorus sing Christmas carols aft
er which the award was made
for the best decorated home
which Vas as follows, Mr. and
Mrs. Brittaln Slack, ' first; Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Groshong, sec
ong; Mr. and Mrs. Ed McCall,
third. Honorable mention was
also made to Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Trozelle.
Judges this year were, Mrs.
Keith Smith, Mrs. Edna Thomas
and Alvln Haerauff, all of Oak
land, 'me judging was done on
Tuesday evening. They stated
that the outdoor decorations were
very beautiful and commented on
the good work which had been
done in decorating and that the
Christmas trees in the windows
gave the town a definite yuletide
air.
The tree was nut un bv a ornnn
of men on Sunday, Dec. 11, and
was blown over by wind on Fri
day evening. On Sunday the men
appeared and nut the tree back
in place so that its lights would
shine again to greet people is
they entered town.
Those serving on the commu
nity tree committees this year,
were: Mrs. Helen Squier, chair
man; representing the Associat
ed Business Womens club: Misi
Luella Pleuard, Sutherlin Rebek
ah lodge; Mrs. Freda Pfaender,
Lady Lions; Roy Pfaender, Ea
gles; cunt fhlllips, Eagles;
Mrs. Anderson, Legion auxiliary:
Mrs. Dorothy Smith; Legion aux
iliary; iyie smitn, Reese Gen
try, Lions club; Ed Barnes, Am
erican Legion: Mrs. Emu Buck:
Parent-Teachers; and Miss Fran
cis Torrey of the Associated
Business Womens club.
After the treats were nassed
out Floyd Porter took the girls
of the chorus and drove them
around the residential district
where they sang Christmas car
ols. Jeanette Khuns from Penn-
sylvanla, sister of Mrs. Jean
Richardson, arrived In Sutherlin
recently and will make her home
In this city. She has accepted
employment as bookkeeper at
one oi me mms.
fra. Marv TTtvitihat-f . Pk
halis, Wash., is visiting in this
cuy wun ner son -in -law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Barker.
Albert Slack left Friday morn-
production, respectively, of im
portant crops by major produc
ing states Included:
ALL WHEAT
Nebraska 3,761,000 acres har
vested; 14.5 bushels per acree
and production 54,408,000 bush
els; Kansas 14,279,000, 11.5 and
164,208,000; Montana 5,140,000;
12.5 and 64,080,000; Washington
2,707,000: 21.2 and 57,511,000; Or
egon -.050,000, 22.1 and 23,203,
000. WINTER WHEAT
Pennsylvania 918.000 acres:
23.0 bushels per acre and pro
duction 21,114,000 bushels: Ne
braska 3,677,000; 14.5 and 53.216..
000; Kansas 14,279,000; 11.5 and
164,208,000; Texas 7,093,000; 14.5
and 1U2,B4H,000: Idaho 995.000
22.5 and 22,388,000; Washingto
2,141,000; 22.5 and 48,172,000; Or
egon 769,000; 22.5 and 17,302,000.
SPRING WHEAT (oher than
Durun)
Montana 3,792,000 acres; 10.5
bushels per acre and Droductlon
39.816.000 bushels; Washington
566,000; 16.5 and 9,339,000.
APPLES (commercial) (pro
duction only)
Idaho 1.743.000 bushels; Colo
rado 1,628,000: Washineton 31
800,000: Oregon 3,010,000; Califor
nia 9.S20.0UO.
POTATOES
Idaho 144,000 acres; 240 bush
els per acre and production 34,
560,000 bushels; Washington 36.
000: 280 and 10,080.000; Oregon
41.000: 290 and 11.890.0: Call-
fornla (late crop) 43,; 36 and
16,200,00.
Local
News
Home From College Bill Al
len, ton of Dr. and Mrs. Clair K.
Allen, is spending the Christmas
holiday week in Roseburg. He is
a student at Pacific university.
Enjoy Holiday Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hutchlns of Roseburg spent
the holiday weekend in Portland
visiting their two daughters and
their respective families.
Returns to Portland Jack
RIckli has returned to his work
in Portland, following Christmas
veekend in Roseburg Visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. RIc
kli, on East Lane street.
Spend Holiday In Eugene Mr.
and Mrs. George Wharton and
daughter, Jo Ann, of Roseburg
spent the holiday weekend in Eu
gene visiting Mrs. Wharton's rel
atives. Visit Relatives Mr. and Mrs.
Harold (Bud) Hanson and chil
dren, Douglas and Karen, of
Roseburg spent the holiday week
end in Prescott and Rainier visit
ing relatives and friends.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Norton motored to Port
land Saturday evening to spend
the holidays with Mrs. Norton's
parents. The Nortons' children
spent the week prior to Christmas
with their gradnparents.
Visit at Wade Home Mr. and
Mrs. Jeffery Currier (Prlscilla
Wade) of Eugene spent Christ
mas weekend in Roseburg visit
ing the latter's parents, Dr. and
Mrs. C. B. Wade, on South Kane
street.
Lodge to Meet Roseburg Re
bekah lodge No. 41 will meet at
7:30 o'clock tonight at the I.O.O.
F. hall. A sack lunch will be held
at the close of the session. Mem
bers and visiting members are
invited.
Visit In Salem Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Wharton have returned to
their home in Roseburg, follow
ing the Christmas weekend in Sa
lem visiting their son and daugh-ter-inlaw,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Wharton.
Back From Portland Merle
Pugh and John Downing spent
the weekend in Portland visiting
relatives and friends. Merle is a
member of the News-Review re
Dortine staff and John Is enrol
ed in the lumber industry at Suth
erlin.
From Glendale Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Stephens and daughter, Can
dice, are visiting in Roseburg un
til Friday with Mr. Stephens'
mother, Mrs. Floyd Stephens. The
visitors will return to their home
in Glendale, Calif., at the end of
tne ween,
Visit at Barker Home M-Set.
and Mrs. Clifford D. Barker and
son, John, of Seattle spent the
Christmas weekend in Roseburg
visiting the former's mother and
sisters, Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mrs.
veiie Broadway and Airs. U w.
Josse.
Here For Week Lowell Mc
Afee Campbell, who is attending
McCormick seminary, Presbyte
rian rneiogicai school, arrived in
Roseburg Saturday from Chicago
to spend a week visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Camp-
Deii, 4 wincnester street.
Visit Over Holiday Mr. and
Mrs. William Mills and daugh
ter, Juue, of feugene spent the
holiday weekend in Roseburg
visiting Mrs. Mills' brother-in-
law ana sister, Mr. ana Mrs.
Earle Oakley, and family, on
Glenn street, and with other re
latives and friends. Mrs, Mills
was formerly Neva Laurence of
this city.
At Casey Home Mrs. Elwood
Wiles and son, Robert, are house
guests of the former's sister,
Miss Naomi Scott, on Blakeiey
street. Following their visit here,
they plan to go to uakland, calif..
to visit Mrs. Wiles' son in law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
James Bailey, and baby daugh
ter, Teresa Louise. Mrs. Bailey
was formerly Suzanne Wiles of
Roseburg.
ing for Greenleaf, Ore., where
he will spend the Christmas holi
days with his children, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Wilcut and children of
Greenleaf; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Browning, Ronnie and Dolores
Wilcut of Blachley, Ore., and Mr.
and Mrs. Addison Slack and son,
Larry, from Sunnyslde, wasn.
Mrs. Avery Laswell and Mrs.
W. J. Ladd of Yoncalla visited
at the home of Mrs. Ida Slack,
Thursday and while in this city
they made several other calls on
friends that they used to work in
church with when they -ere res
idents of Sutherlin for many
years before moving to Yoncalla.
Mr. and Mrs, Victor Critten
den were called to California one
day last week by the serious ill
ness of Mrs. Crittenden's moth
er. Mrs. Jennie Comstock left Fri
day afternoon for Coquille, where
she will spend the Christmas and
New Year's holidays with her
son, Richard Slater.
Lloyd Holgate, Dick and Joe
Coenenberg, June Young, Conny
Groshong, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Lang, Jr., Bill and Mr. and Mrs.
Don West arrived in Sutherlin
last week from their respective
colleges to spend the holidays
with their parents and friends.
Mrs. Art Sheets and sons, Mrs.
Milo Pope motored to Bend last
Friday to visit with their hus
bands and father. They were de
tained there for several days on
account of ba dweather.
Auto Hits Ptdtstricm;
Woman Drivr Cittd
A Brockway woman was cited
Saturday to appear In munici
pal court for failure to yield the
right of way to pedestrian in
a crosswalk, when the car she
was driving allegedly struck C.
A. Palm, 4100 Mera St., Oakland,
Calif.
Palm was treated at Mercy hos
pital for minor Injuries artd later
released. He said the driver of
the car, Mrs. Maurice Barrow,
struck him while he was cross
ing the street at Lane and Ste
phens. Mrs. Barrows, who was attemp
ting a left turn, claimed she did
not see the pedestrian until just
before the Impact
W. C. T. U. To Meet Rose
burg W. C. T. U. will meet at
2 o'clock Wednesday in the
Friendship room at the First
Christian church. Members and
friends are invited.
pond Weekend Here Mai com
Mellis, engineer for Boeing Air
craft company In Seattle, spent
Christmas weekend in Roseburg
visiting his parents and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mellis and
Miss Anne Mellis.
RADIO SERVICING
Hansen's Radio Service. Suther
lin. Radio Doctors. Phone 491-J.
PLUMBING
W. M. Sandall Co.. Hiway 99 N.
Phone 1U7-R.
Ace Plumbing Co.. 915 Garden
Valley Rd., Bus. Phone 530-R-5,
Res. Phone '49-R-3.
Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co. 316
Mill. Phone 1242-R.
Harris Plumbing Heating Co.
805 South Stephens. Ph. 1478-J.
Coen Supply Co. Phone 12L
Terp's Plumbing. Phone 733-R,
HEATING
R. Rltzman Heating Co, hot wa
ter ana steam, ou oumers. kiu
Brown. Phone 1066-J.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
J. E. Newberry's Washing Ma
chine service, lia w. uommer
dal Avenue. Phone 1015-R.
Washing Machine service. Roy
and KUsrjrs Appliance rtepair.
510 N. Jackson. Ph. 1003-R.
ELECTRICIANS
Roseburg Electric. Phone 123.
Ace Electric. Phone 1743-J.
FLOOR COVERING
F. A W. Floor Covering. 327 S.
Stephens, pnone myb-k.
Philip M. Dumam, 920 S. Main.
Phone 133S-J. i
FLOORS LAID, sanded and
Finished. Don Carlson. Ph.
102-R-3. . -
FLOORS sanded and finished.
Leslie Pfaff, Ph. 1573-R.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE
Fire Equipment Co.. 220 N. Main.
Glenn n. layior, rn, hm-h.
PIANO SERVICE
Tunlng,Reconditionlng. Ph 938-J-3
Southwestern Piano Service.
SALVAGE
Bob's Salvage Yard; Used trucks.
4MB in. acepnens, rn. laa-jj.
R. G. LAMBETH
Construction and Remodeling
Residential ana commercial
Any size lob
Melrose Rt Box S1-B
Phone 1444-n
ROSEBURG PAVING CO.
Asphalt Paving
Mlllyards, Driveways, Stations
Floors, Sidewalks
Custom Blading
Offlrw- KM S. Main
Telrphone eso-R Free Eitlmatea
"Bill" uassiter
H. T. REBER
Building Contractor
Alio cement t ttucco. Lars or
enuU Job. free at Urn tea.
MELROSE A SHENANDOAH
Phone 101-B-l
DESBIENS St SCHAFER
GENERAL CEMENT
CONTRACTORS
All rysaa Cemant Work
Sldawalka. driveway, floors.
Phone 42-R-l Phono ifta-S-1
ESTIMATES GIVEN
Boa 10S-C, Malrou RL
Patloa and foundaUona
UMPQUA CABINET SHOP
Custom Made
Counters, Shelves. Fixtures,
Kitchen Cabinets
Phones 337-R-4 337R-3
2040 N. Steph"" Rosehnrij. Ore,
Venetian Blind
Sales and Service
Estimate Free
CHARLES HODSON
1525 Cedar St.
Phone 1349-L
Idosoimess
William E. Finlay Of
Drain Dies In Eugene
William E. FInley, Drain, died
In Eugene Dec. 23, at the age of
60. He was born Dec. 4, 1889, in
Success, Ark. He married Myrtle
Seefield Oct 2, 1915, at Clovis,
N. M.
He lived In New Mexico for
more than 30 years before com
ing to Drain In 1943. He was a
member of W.O.W. lodge.
Surviving besides his widow
are three daughters, Mrs. J. L.
Powell, Elida, N. M.; ' Mrs.
George Derlet, Los Angeles;
Miss Odessa Finley, Salem; one
son, Velton Finley, Eugene; four
grandchildren and a number of
rot hers and suiters.
Funeral services will be at'10:30
a.m. Dec. 28 at the First Chris
tian church of Drain, with inter
ment at Rest Haven Memorial
Park, Eugene.
Japan has 8,000,000 radio re
ceiving sets. .
UNPAINTED
Baby Wardrobes,
Shelves and Chests
PAGE LUMBER & FUEL
.64 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 242
PLASTERING
BUNDY & SUTTON
FREE ESTIMATES
PH. 1094-Y
ROSEBURG
VENETIAN BLIND
FACTORY
615 N. Jackson St., Tuseburg, Ore.
'Phone 1098-J
VENETIAN BLINDS
WSPDES
DRAPER SCREENS
Free Estlrr es
Satisfaction Guaranteed
SHALE RIVER LOAM
Delivered
Shovels Traxcavator Bulldozer
Dragline Backhoe Crane
Cotnrji' lr Trucks
Logging RoaJa Built and R-.,:ed
Mill Ponds Cleaned Basements
Dug
Rental or Contract
i i S, M. Crltes Company
'" P.O. Box 952
Office East 2nd Ave. South
Phone 1346-J
Residence F' ie 930-R-2
Get Those PROPANE AND .
BUTANE bottles refilled at the
Milan Oil Ca.
Highway 99 and Garden Valley
noau
Also Heaters, Hot Plates and
Supplies
Carl P. Tallon
Excavating Contractor
Shale rock for immediate
x delivery.
Shovel, Trucks, Bulldozer,
Patrol Blade, Back hoe,
For Hire.
Roads built and rocked by
hour or contract
2340 N. Stephens i?h. 499-R-4
PICKUP AND DELIVERY
Free Estimates
' Expert
Furniture Cleaners
Upholstering and Repair
Fine Rues Our Specialty
1395 Umpqua Ave.. Roseburg, Ore.
rnone wou-x
Pain. int. PAHN
CONTPACIODSl
Contractors V
Commercial and Home
Decorating
All Work Guaranteed
Douglas Paint & Hardware Ca.
906 S. Stephens Phone 964-J
Royal
TYPEWRITERS -
Victor
ADDING MACHINES
Sales
and Service
Rentals
Fast dependable service
KEN'S OFFICE EQUIP.
631 S. Stephens Ph. 1261-R
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You drive er we drive
Call 1S38
Adair's Parking Let
Main and Washington
Flegel Transfer &
Storage Co.
Tuts., Dee. IT, 1949 TH News-Review, Keieir, Ore. IS
Thousands See Nativity
Scene At Vets Hospital
An estimated 2500 to 3000 cars
per day traveled to the Rose
burg veterans hospital Friday
ana Saturday to see the special
Christmas natvity scene, Harold
T. Leep, traffic director, said to
day. The number of cars tour
ing the hospital grounds to see
Project reached a peak of about
000 cars an hour Friday and
Saturday evenings, he said.
Ralph Church of the hospital
personnel department reported
today that the attraction would
remain through Wednesday eve
ning to accommodate those who
have been unable to see the
scene.
The life-sized pictorial of the
birth of Christ, with the manger,
shepherds and sheep, has at
tracted a large number of per-
Life
"Saved my
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Guaranteed Appllanoe Repairs
MAYTAG
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Sales end Service
Bergh's Appliance
Kerf. Marts ApflUae ant
Hamilton Clothei Drrt
1304 floalh Stephens
BtrvlolDff All Makot Waiairi
Phono 105 BoMharf, Orofoa
CONSTRUCTION
TODD BUILDING CO.
904 S. Stephens Ph. 302
PRINTING
PROMPT, EFFICIENT
DEPENDABLE SERVICE
ROSEBURG PRINTING CO.
Corner Cass and Sheridan
Phone 943
INLAID LINOLEUM
Sales and installation of all
types of floe covering
F & W Floor Covering Co.
Ph. 1478-R 327 S. Stephens
HARGIS ELECTRIC
Spr-lalists
PUe'lo, ' Refrigeration, Household
Appllanoe Service
20 Years Experience
All Werk Guaranteed
111 E. Cass St Phsna 944
CEMENT CONTRACTING
ED FUCHS
All type of oonorita work lai
flnliblnv. Tbrao rtirl locally
In baalnoaa
Proa Eallmatoi
Ph. Bfltldonea U15-J
DARBY & FOSTER
Excavating Centractert
Shale Rock For
Immediate Delivery
Construction of logging roads.
Shovels, trucks, bulldozer, com
pressor for hire by contract or
nour.
No Job too large or too small.
Phone for free if"mate.
Ph. 11S2-R, Forest Servlee Head
West rf Landie Iron Works
PAINTING
ROSfBURG PAINT SHOP
IMMEDIAIf SERVICE
Commercial and Domestic
Phonos: 422 07-R 1322-R .
Harold Hall
CONTRACT PAINTING
Papcr-
hanginf
Heme
Decorating
JACK PRESTON
504 S. Stephens Ph. 626-Y
P & B
TOWING
24-HOUR wrecker and crane
service.
No Job too la- or too s.
Truck mounted equipment
We can now handle 34 yard
dragline work, log loading, heavy
crane worn. -
743 e. Stephana St, Phone 2
Poireetoiry
AlNJJNoX
f DECORATING
ICONTBACKJCSl
VAMEP1CA J
sons during the put week. The
project was built by patients tn
the occupational therapy wards.
The scene Is floodlighted during
the evening,
"Leghorn" hats are named after
the Italian port of Leghorn
But the hats actually are produced
in r rcioir, a suouro oi imani
Florence.
The Department of Agriculture
Is distributing the first 100 pounds
of seed for a new onion to com
mercial nurseries.
In Oregon It's
McCredie Hat Mineral
Springs Resort
Osm All rr,
A Paradlu Tar Hishwur Tmvetan.
On Stop Service.
HudQiurtan fop WMuuMe
Wlntttr SMpa 1m
Our hot mineral wittra excellent sat
Ananm anwaiinim ., owtt-a.
Under MUca aupemuao.
Ask your own doctor or write VJ
for Information. ,
Special Winter Katea.
Located en Hiahway Ne. BB -
tub -Maui street or
Tile baths, showers, counter tops,
store fronts, ate. Beautiful colors,
lasting service not a substitute.
Chrome bound shower doors, slid.
Ing tub doors, non-slip, eeramie
floors. Residential and Industrial
Installation. -
P, p. Box 1281 . , Ph. 1S0SJ4
. . Byron Powell
Nelson & Pyfo
Woodworking Co.
Windows, Sashend Premee
Mill and Mother Phone 1ltJ
FURNACES
Roseburg Sheet Metal
Your
Heating
Center
Ph. S41
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in vi noma.)
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Disc Sanders, Concrete Mtesrs,
rower iroweis, concrete viora
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Plants. Paint Sprav Outfits, Stdl
aws. Drills. Air Compressors.
Tack Hammers and Hvdraulle
Jacks. Call us. We may have Just
what you need.
Osbun Electric & Equip. Co.
347 3. Stephens Phone 110S-R
REMEMBER
Trd lUmpa at
ROD'S SHELL SERVICE
SIS a auphan
Ml isst far alekua end deUTarr
eanrlee.
Hal's Furnace Shop
Cleaning A Service
Flueo Purnaeet Stoves
Free BaHmataa
Ph. 10SS-J un Whartea At.
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You Drive Move Yourself
Save Vi Long or Short
Trips .
Bee Hive Truck Rental
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Excavating A Read iulldlng
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140 Willow St Phone 1SS-J
W sell shale bar run, river
rock and river lesm.
Mill ponds cleaned and dredged.
Shovel. Bulldozer, Boom, Air
Compressor. Crane, Dragline,
Dump Trucks by hour or
contract Free estimates.
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ly 4:15 P.M.
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