Illinois Valley News, Thursday. July 12, 1945 Classified Department RARRITS & SKINS >*£- THE STORY THI S FAR: The Xnierl- memoranda, not enclosed in enve- can troops arrived in Ad a no. with Major lopes. Joppolo, the Arngot officer I, charge. “Gosh, Walter." he said. “we Sergeant Borth was in charge of securi­ Americans certainly go in for ■ lot ty. The Major was determined to hold Look at this stuff the confidence of the people and to re­ of paper work place their bell stolen bj the Naris. De­ from the front—from the front, where they're supposed to be fight- spite orders issued by General Marvin, I don't see how we're ever barring carts from the city. Joppolo re­ ing. called the orders, to permit food and wa­ going to win the war." ter to enter the city. The Major placed Sergeant Frank, who was trying a ceiling on prices to stop a black mar­ to read a story, said testily: “So ket caused by the generosity of the what's the matter with a little pa­ Americans. The fishermen sent Tina to the Major to thank him for arranging per work?” “And look at this. Gosh, but we’re for the renewal of their fishing rights. The Major told her he would soon have inefficient. Look here, this is sup­ good news about her sweetheart. posed to be addressed to someone LIVE ral-1-iiM 4 fi I.ba Z4c. Want rab bit skin«, poultry. veal, all meats Rnbv £ Co., 935 8 W Front, Portland, Oregon. SFAI IX C, CIRCLE PATTERNS Flat terinä Two-Piece Costume Shirtwaister \\ ith Cap Sleeves HELP WANTED fun without a fall over like a that?” “Doesn’t look to me like you can $65 PER WEEK AUTO MECHANIC* have much fun with a whole bunch $45 PER WEEK around, including you, Giuseppe, AUTO LUBRICATION MAN. and having to eat that awful candy, Five day week, Sat and Sun. off. mt ”1- rn si >p, w ell • qquipped. X*. and the old lady sitting there. No, Belcourt Co., 1110-Ea. Pine, Seattle. Giuseppe, if I play house with a lit­ Wash. Auth. Ref. Re .. tle dolly, I like a little privacy.” WANTED Cook’« Helper, man, $100.60 “Giuseppe's a fix." M a i da 180.00 mo. board, room, laundry, 1 day off week, “I doubt if you could.” halfway between Seattle and Ta- “Francesca's not a scrupulous. Ti­ HOME, Zenith, coma. MASONIC na’s not a scrupulous. You can have Wash. a some fun.” TWO <4 RADU ATE nurses, one night nurse $ 160.00, one day nurse $155 00 “How? What can you fix, Giusep­ Room, board and laundry. T. B. pe?” Pavilion, Troutdale, Ore. Phone “Fix a party.” Gresham 5235,________________________ "There you go with a crowd again. in the 49th Division which is over W ELI »Fits - ME«'HANK’S - HELPERS SEIDEI.HUBEP IRON A BRONZE there, and It's from someone else No. let’s have a little privacy.” WORKS. Inc.. 1421 Dearborn Street, CHAPTER XX “How about a Major?” in the 48th Division, right there Seattle 44. Wash. “Yeah, I suppose we got to think too, and they sent it all the way The case which Gargano consid­ urgently needed for high You know, Giuseppe, he's TEACHERS back to Algiers. Isn't that terri­ of him school and grade work for 1945-46 ered serious was the case of Er- a funny guy. Sometimes I think Hch<- I term Washington Teachers ble?" rante and his mule cart. Agency, 3141 Arcade Bldg., Seattle, "Oh yes, it's just terrible!" said he's an awful wet blanket, and Wash. Errante was sworn in. The Major Sergeant Frank, imitating Private sometimes I can't help liking him. asked for the accusation. Gargano Banto's voice. He was telling me the other day at WANTED—Raspberry pickers, clean quarters and good field. Phone pushed Errante to one side and “Well, what should I do about it, lunch that the main thing he really Puyallup 4992 or write E. F. Kall- stood before the Major. wants around here is to have these gren, Rt. 1, Box 769, Puyallup, Walter?” Wash. "Honorable Mister Major." he be­ “You can jam it in the nsh can Italian people like him. You know gan, “this is a case of interference for all I care,” Sergeant Frank said what I think we ought to do? I FOR FOUNT RY UOMIA Hood Canal, a cook, a housemaiu and a couple think we ought to throw a party for with the American military, I con- harshly. for i u ork Addri ss star sider it one of the most serious we “Why, Walter,” Private Banto him. Or rather I think we ought to Route 1. Box 411, Bremerton, Wash. a party rig it so these Italians throw said. When he had recovered from have yet had to handle.” MAIDS, one ward, one general. for him.” Captain Purvis never TWO The Major said: "That is for me $85.00 per month room, board & laundry. T. B. Pavilion. Troutdale, thought of Giuseppe as an Italian, to judge. Gargano. What is the ac- Oregon. Tel. Gresham 5235. because he spoke English. cusation?” J 14-46 "Giuseppe ’ s a fix." Two practical nurses $125.00 Then Gargano told, or rather act­ month room, board. & laundry “I mean a real good party. Giu­ Pattern No. 1358 is designed for sizes 14, ed out. the story of how Errante B. Pavilion. Troutdale, Oregon. 16. 18. 20; 40. 42. 44 and 46. Size 16 re­ seppe. With people like the Mayor Gresham 5235. had — blocked“raffle Gaetano's cart L_.. ----- quires 3*2 yards of 39-inch material. and that old sulphur crackpot, and on Via Umberto the First. Gar- ONE janitor, and on orderly. $X5.00 Due to an unusually large demand and some nice girls of course. ” j - r mont h room* board A laundry. gano the Two-Hands leaped and current war conditions, slightly more time T B Pavilion. Troutdale, Oregon. “Giuseppe's a fix.” is required in filling orders for a few of swore and shook his two fists at Tel. Gresham 5235. the most popular pattern numbers. “And some wine. Couldn’t we Errante, and he made Zito act as Send your order to: get some a EEMALE BOOKKEEPER and steno­ champagne for the mule, and he attacked Zito grapher $125.00 a month, with change?" fiercely, and then he reeled back board, room & laundry. Permanent. SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. Multnomah County Farm, Troutdale, "Giuseppe's a fix.” from sham blow after sham blow. 149 New Montgomery St. Oregon. Wear-Everywhere Costume "If we really had big party, a He did not ask anyone to act out San Francisco, Calif. month then a certain Captain and a certain NURSE: Practical 196.00 per A SOFTLY detailed two-piece the part of Errante. but let his own Enclose 25 cents in coins for each Per- wRh board, room & laundry, young lady could do a disappearing pattern desired. dodging and staggering give tl n.in.ii' Multnomah County Farm, ** frock with smooth, figure-flat­ act, couldn’t they?” Troutdale, Oregon. tering lines, the sort of smart, idea. Pattern No. Size Giuseppe winked again. "I am poor. Mister Major, WESTMORE Teachers’ Agency, 1405 casual, wear-everyplace costume Name “ That ’ s what I hate about a small Old Nat’l Bank Bldg. Free r< gis- I you can depend on all summer Errante began. “1 have a cart. A || ition All \ ¡‘.fancies sent by school ! long. Address party, anyone goes out, everyone cart is all I have.” officials Spokane, Washington. • • * else notices it. We ought to have a room and the He looked around big party for a change.” Pattern No. 1351 is designed for sizes 12, thought. 14. 16, 18. 20: 40 and 42. Size 14 requires Giuseppe said: “How many you “My wife died of the malaria.” 3’i yards of 39-inch fabric. want, a Cap?” INTERNATIONAL E L E C T R 1 C he said. “My wife was a serious FENCE CO. sells the highest volt­ Shirtwaist Frock get “ Oh, I don't know, you can woman She did not laugh for eight- age and most successful fence con­ and ERE is your favorite shirt­ some of these Italians together trollers. Guaranteed to outperform However, she cooked een years, any other make regardless of price. decide I'll put up whatever dough waist frock with brief cap She died of the ma- rabbit well Service on all makes. Used fences you need. We could have it down for summer coolness. for sale cheap. Liberal trade-in i sleeves la ria.” allowance. at the villa where my men stay, Ideal for your busy summer pro­ After another pause he said: “It flee your local dealer* or write to: that Quattrocchi guy's house.” gram in gayly striped fabrics, INTERNATIONAL ELECTRIC seems to me that I have heard FENCE CO. “When you want a party?” Giu­ checks or floral prints. more laughter since the disembarka­ 2215 Main St. Vancouver, Wash. seppe asked. Dept. 8-H. Also tion. This is especially true among 422 Smith Tower, Seattle, Wash. “ Well, pretty soon, how about next the children You sec. I have been Friday?" FOR SALE at $9000—Good irrigated trying to think out what made me farm of SO acres near Wilder, Ida­ “Giuseppe’s a fix.” stop and listen to the children the ho: 70 acres under cultivation, grain, And so it happened that in his fruit and good garden: 10 acres good other afternoon, when I did not no­ blue grass pasture; good barn with 1 J mail, two or three days later, Ma ­ tice the Swimming War." corn crib and dairy room: outside jor Joppolo got a card, on which cellar; windmill and storage tank. "The what, cartman?” Good, comfortable 6-room house, was written in Italian: “A Commit­ “I call them Swimming War. They electrk hi i nd wat< r. Bradeen tee of the people of Adano request Brothers, Burns, Oregon. are American vehicles which If you wish to make an extra I think the Major s falling the pleasure of your company at a swim." FOR SA LE-*-Busineas Property. 2- ' hole in a strap and haven't the nec­ the blonde.” party in honor of His Excellency the Story brick building, full basement. essary belt punch, drill the hole “Amphibious trucks, yes. go Consists of 27-room hotel, mostly the shock, he said: “Seriously, Wal­ Mister Major Victor Joppolo on Fri­ ahead " furnished; theater 160 seats; foun­ with brace and drill. day evening, July 29th, at Villa Ros- tain, and ^ool hall; barber shop Errante Gaetano paused. This ter, what should I do with it?” room. In ’enter of business dis­ "Well, if it don’t look important, sa, 71 Via Umberto the First, at time it did not look ns if he would trict Genesee Idaho. Price $15,000 By adding a pinch of salt to the 8:30 p.m.” Part cash, balance terms. Inquire white of an egg it will beat to a come out of the pause. He frowned. you can throw it in the dead letter the card Major Joppolo propped P. O. Box 607, Pasco, Washington, Major Joppolo covered up this em­ basket, that's what we usually do.” stiff froth more quickly. or W. W. Burr, Genesee, Idaho. on the inkstand on his desk where “You couldn't do that, Walter.” barrassment by saying to Gargano: —• _ _ he could read it, and often did: I'AYLOII Land * Livestock Co., prop­ "You just said yourself there's too “We are going to have to dismiss erty <>f the Alex .McGregor estate, . . in honor of His Excellen ­ After washing blankets rinse this case, Gargano. I regret that it much paper work. What's one pa­ will be sold. 1.400 acres of farm cy. . . .“ land. 17.0(10 acres of well watered, them in water in which a block of j caused you embarrassment. But per more or less?” excellent pasture; Rood outhldgs . camphor has been dissolved. They General Marvin believed in what Kellogg', Rice Krispie, equal “It might be important." after what this man has said, could beautiful modern home. One of the the whole ripe grain in nearly all he called “ keeping in touch." He the protec- “Well, look at it. What is it outstanding livestock .-nti-rprls.-s In can then be stored without fear of you see any justice in punishing 11 v e food j“""— the stat. Bo Henry, Colfax, Wash., liked to know what was going on, attack by moths. about?” him?” element. / Phone 208. —•— declared / _ * “It says: 'For information. Re both in the world and in the Army. Gargano protested: “American enenti.l / /****ij'^i That Monday morning, the Lieu­ DESIRABLE 17-acre farm all fenced, If you do not have time to ar- soldiers might have been killed by carts. Adano.' And then it has some­ to human / " between Gearhart amt Seaside, one nutrition. / K K g RM thing about an order that General tenant read him Ernie Pyle's col­ block off man highway, S-rootn range garden flowers the minute the delay." umn and Pup Tent Poets from the dwelling, part furnished. 4 bedrtns . they are cut, place them in a The Major said: “I doubt it, Gar­ Marvin issued, and then apparently full concrete basement. Modern barn, Stars &• Stripes, an article on Teller gano All he was guilty of was be­ a certain Major Joppolo counter­ milk hse., brooder hse., chick, hse., bucket of water and let them re­ mines and S-mines in the Infantry all wired elec. Farm equipment In­ main there until you are ready to ing too interested in the childien's manded the order, or something " cludes two Ford tractors, disk, mow­ "It'« about General Marvin? Journal, a condensation of birth con­ laughter." ing much. Vikins separator, 130 arrange them in their vases or trol in the Reader's Digest, three chickens, two milch cows. bowls. Errante had recovered from his Throw it away!" 40 ACRES Surrounding . 1,-ur lake. » "Oh no. I wouldn't dare." And situation reports from A F.H.Q., a moment of emotion. He said: mile west of Warrenton. 13 a. in handful of fan letters arising from Inke, balance timber, with 1 acre “There is more laughter 1 think Walter put the memorandum in the an article about the General in some cleared for buildings. Fine 5-room my wife would have laughed at my pouch to go back to the front. house, concrete basement, some furn­ magazine, and a letter of commen­ iture "Now don't bother me." Sergeant description of this man”—he looked dation of the General from Secre­ 30-ACRTi suburban farm 3 ml from at Gargano- Gargano—“talking about my Frank said "I'm reading.” Astoria, dwelling, 3 chicken houses, tary Stimson, referring to a battle Private Banto kept on sorting barn, shop, garage, lfiOO chickens. 3 cart 11 is too bad she died of the in Tunisia This last had arrived cows. '41 Podge truck, farm Imple­ “ Oh dear," he said in a few min- malaria Now that you Americans ments. shed and farm machinery on several days before, and without be­ are here, I think she would have ules. “listen to this, here's a thing pax rd highway. Nursery started on ing told. Lieutenant Byrd had had this property Must be seen to be laughed * in spite of the mistake about a captain that's being sent amireclaied lleaaonablv priced the sense to read it to the General about ‘he mule. Yes. I think so. back because of behavior unbecom­ CONTACT E T EDISON. Realtor every morning. lrth at Commercial, Astoria. Or. ing to an officer. 1 don't see how Mister Mu By the time these things were fin­ we re ever going to win. dear me " "Oh de 1160-ACRE stock ranch: 300 suitable ished. the General was in an excel­ f<>r crop, i" cultIvatt d. 200 easily The idea of a party for Major Jop­ Class Ev< cleared, adjoining gov* rnnu nt rang, lent mood. But as Always seemed polo grew up in a peculiar way. It A P O. 911 good soil, will produce 40 bushel to be the case, when Lieutenant wheat. Live stream, springs. Mood came up partly because of real af­ in one of Byrd started in on the memoranda commercial timber, School. El.-. - fection for the Major. But it was George Hi tricity available. Cheap pre- i wat from various officers, the old man price. eN I. Y are Imck! Since ”< arl Harltor. they have powered the n< Besides, 1 think the Major’s fall- ¿ v FRFAD y . s a nr c<». K for the blonde He's a good guy. the memoranda and read: “To Gen­ famous walkie-’alkie- and other vital equipment for n >ik mi e V M und Mrs, Shipley. Timber. 1 wouldn't want to mesa him up eral Marvin for information etcetera f our \nnctl For-es. F er etcetera, routing address, and any. ” ft mv pl • at , forth. Subject: Mule carts. tou n ’ How you mess him up* h c I Adano ” around a Francesca ” t< (d The General rumbled: "No. Giuseppe. I think the Ma- st'i mule carts " n<"\ jor’s serious 1 don’t know, Wc V Palouse, wash It Lieutenant Byrd read: ” say anything. I just got a If the u I fooled around with those girls, it 19. orders were received fr< Banto iter would be strictly for fish No. I eral Marvin, 49th Division, the don't think it's a go«! idea.” all mule carts out of the in It* pr< He "You me an a Mister Major, he's Adano. Guards were posted « one of John Palmer bridge over Rosso River and • fall in a love?” Irti iirt the Jät’- arid i/rt it, Idaho. front, ci “I don’t know Maybe I think copardo Sulphur Refinery, n to *<>rt the content*, most •o ” carried out . . KLE Farm AUs finiteti of St. Maries C*rbo9 Company, ¡9< 1 consisted of tempting "What a for* Can he have a no .ro nr contini ED* FOR SALE H u MOMENTS wilh fresh Eveready Batteries M>Nl