Thursday, October 20, 1938 The Gold Hill News, (¡old Hill, Oregon C L A S S IF IE D DEPARTMENT for the Whole f ’ * a i.4 l t r b . it , ( t t a . o l l , , . f o r t r u c k «1,4 t h d t .a lr la l u u « ln « r e b u ild in g (lu d a K i n —II«« R lr a t A v e n u e H o . H a « W r in g e r , tu li« , p a r ta a A ll m a k a a <>f w a a h a ra . V H a c iir lt y I II ., « . . I'u r t l a n d By ED WHEELAN WINEofKELP • * ta J t H m om . a lew lr. a aaaa .« .U in e I M U I . m I k . n~ , . . . I to «ta.» a t . U . . 1 I . I , , , . . . . u r „ l l . l — " S iÄ V .ir.iT .r» . » - ■ ‘•K » » ' r « i " r T « á ^ C Ä S L 4Í “ Y i T O ’. l f i J It k a n rteU.1 lu WINK .4 k r . l j p . l 2 . . « , tîü . I ye6.MycTAR.i do . \ but A lta will have t s u p p o s e vo u K T A L ,7 t/* SILK", THAT I SAVED M yra t a belle PLEA D S W IT H SILK* F O W L E R THE RINGMASTER ON BEHALF OF A LTA , T H E ELEPHANT H E R FATHER T R A IN E D . 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