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    Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 12, 1945
Classified Department
RARBITS & SKINS
LIVE rabbits 4 6 Lbs 24c, Want rab
bit skins, poultry, veal, all meats
paving l ’ ■<•<! prices Ruby ft Co., 935
8 W rront. Portland. Oregon
THE STONY THIS FAR: The Ameri- memoranda, not enclosed in enve-
can troops arrived In Adano, with Major lopes.
Joppolo, the Amgot officer 1« charge.
"Gosh, Walter," he said, "we
Sergeant Borth was in charge of securi­
ty. The Major was determined to hold Americans certainly go in for a lot
the confidence of the people and to re­ of paper work, Look at this stuff
place their bell stolen by the Nazis. De­ from the front—from the front,
spite orders issued by General Marvin,
where they're supposed to be fight-
barring carts from the city, Joppolo re­ ing
I don’t see how we’re ever
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 price» to »top a black mar-
to read a story, said testily: "So
ket caused by the generosity of the
Americans. The «»hermen »ent Tina to what's the matter with a little pa­
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
SFAI IXG CIRCLE PATTERNS
Elatteriiig Two-Piece Costume
Shirtwaister With Cap Sleeves
HELP WANTED
fun without a fall over like a that?”
"Doesn't look to me like you can
$65 PER WEEK
AITO M ECHAN K’S
have much fun with a whole bunch
$45 PER WEEK
around, including you. Giuseppe,
AUTO LUBRICATION MAN.
and having to eat that awful candy, 1-* i \ • day week, Rat
1. ! r: ll P, well • ■ 1'. uipped. I*.
and the old lady sitting there. No,
Belcourt Co., 1110-Ea. Pin«, Seattle
Giuseppe, if I play house with a lit­
Wash. Autb. Ref. Re ..
tle dolly, I like a little privacy.”
WANTED—Cook’s Helper, man, $100.00
"Giuseppe’s a fix."
Ma ids $3'' 11'1 mo. board,
room, laundry. 1 day off week,
“I doubt if you could.”
halfway
between Seattle and Ta-
"Francesca's not a scrupulous. Ti­
coma
MASONIC HOME, Zenith,
Wash.
na's not a scrupulous. You can have
a some fun."
TWO GRADUATE nurses, one night
"How? What can you fix, Giusep­
nurse $160.00, one day nurse $155 00
Room, board and laundry. T. B.
pe?”
Pavilion.
Troutdale, Ore.
Phone
“Fix a party.”
Gresham 5235.________________________
"There you go with a crowd again. WELDERS - MWHANK’S - HELPERS
in the 49th Division which is over
SEIDEIHUBEF IRON ft BRONZE
there, an<t it’s from someone else No, let’s have a little privacy.”
CHAPTER XX
WORKS. Inc., 1421 Dearborn Street,
"How about a Major?”
in the 49th Division, right there
Seattle 44. Wash.
"Yeah,
I
suppose
we
got
to
think
The case which Gargano consid­ too, and they sent it all the way
urgently needed for high
of him. You know, Giuseppe, he’s TEACHERS
school and grade work for 1945-46
ered serious was the case of Er- back to Algiers. Isn't that terri­
a funny guy. Sometimes I think
ble?”
school term. Washington Teachers
rante and his mule cart.
Agency, 3141 Arcade Bldg., Beattie,
“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
pushed Errante to one side and
quarters and good field.
Phone
"Well, what should I do about it, lunch that the main thing he really
Fuvallun 4992 or write E F. Kall-
stood before the Major.
wants around here is to have these
Walter?”
gren, Rt. 1, Box 769, Puyallup,
Wash.
"Honorable Mister Major," he be­
"You can jam it in the ash 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 COUNTRY HOM IA Hood Canal,
a cook, a housemaifrand a couple
with the American military. I con­ harshly.
think we ought to throw a party for
general work
Address Star
sider it one of the most serious
"Why, Walter,” Private Banto him. Or rather I think we ought to
Route 1, Box 411, Bremerton, Wash.
have yet had to handle.”
said. When he had recovered from rig it so these Italians throw a party
ii MAU»S, one ward, one general.
for him.” Captain Purvis never TW
The Major said: “That is for
$85.06 per month room, board &
laundry. T B. Pavilion. Troutdale,
to judge, Gargano. What is the
thought of Giuseppe as an Italian.
Oregon. Tel. Gresham 5235.
because he spoke English.
cusation?”
J 14-4«
"Giuseppe’s a fix."
Then Gargano told, or rather act­
Two practical nurses 4125.00
month room, board. & laundry
"I mean a real good party. Giu­
ed out, the story of how Errante
Pattern No 1358 is designed for sizes 14.
B. Pavilion. Troutdale, Oregon.
Gaetano’s cart had blocked traffic
seppe. With people like the Mayor
16. 18. 20; 40. 42. 44 and 46. Size 16 re­
Gresham 5235.
quires
3'i yards of 39-inch material.
First.
Gar-
and
that
old
sulphur
crackpot,
and
on Via Umberto the
ONE janitor, and on orderly. >85.00
Due to an unusually large demaad and
some nice girls of course.”
gano the Two-Hands leaped and
per month room, board A laundry.
current war conditions, slightly more time
T B Pavilion. Troutdale, Oregon.
"Giuseppe's a fix.”
swore and shook his two fists at
is required in filling orders for a few of
Tel. Gresham 5235.
"And some wine.
Couldn’t we
Errante, and he made Zito act as
the most popular pattern numbers.
FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER
and
steno
­
get
some
a
champagne
for
Send your order to:
the rmile, and he attacked Zito
grapher $125.60 a
month,
with
change?"
fiercely, and then he reeled back
board, room * laundry. Permanent,
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT.
"Giuseppe's a fix.”
Multnomah County Farm, Troutdale,
from sham blow after sham blow.
Oregon.
149 New Montgomery St.
"If we really had a big party,
Wear-Everywhere Costume
He did not ask anyone to act out
San Francisco, Calif.
then a certain Captain and a certain S'l'IlSE: Practical 195.00 per month
the part of Errante. but let his own
SOFTLY
detailed
two-piece
Enclose 25 cents in coins for each
-
board room A laundry.
I’.-r-
young lady could do a disappearing
dodging and staggering give the
frock
with
smooth,
figure-flat
­
imimm
Multnomah County Farm,
pattern desired.
act, couldn't they?"
Troutdale, Oregon.
idea.
tering lines, the sort of smart,
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
Errante began, ”1 have a cart. A
Otti Nat'l Bank Bldg-.
Free regis­ you can depend on all summer
tration. Al! vacancies sent bv school long.
party, anyone goes out. everyone
Address
cart is all I have.”
officials
Spokane, Washington.
else notices it. We ought to have a
« • •
He looked around the room and
big party for a change."
thought.
Pattern No. 1351 is designed for sizes 12.
14. 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42 Size 14 requires
Giuseppe said: "How many you
“My wife died of the malaria,"
3
3
e
yards of 39-inch fabric.
want, a Cap?"
he said. “My wife was a serious
INTERNATIONAL
E I. ECT R I C
FENCE
CO,
sells
the
highest
volt
­
Shirtwaist Frock
"Oh,
I
don
’
t
know,
you
can
get
woman She did not laugh for eight-
age and most successful fence con­
some of these Italians together and
een years
However, she cooked
trollers. Guaranteed to outperform LI ERE is your favorite shirt-
any other make regardless of price. 1
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
la ria."
for summer coolness.
for sale cheap.
Liberal trade-in i sleeves
• I low a lire.
at the villa where my men stay,
After another pause he said:
Ideal
for
your busy summer pro­
Bee your I oca I dealer, or write to:
that Quattrocchi guy’s house."
seems to me that I have heard
gram in gayly striped fabrics,
INTERNATIONAL ELECTRIC
FENCE CO.
"When you want a party?" Giu­
more laughter since the disembarka­
checks or floral prints.
2215 Main St.
Vancouver, Wash.
seppe asked.
tion. This is especially true among
Dept. 8-H, Also
"Well, pretty soon, how about next
422 Smith Tower,_____ Seattle, Wash.
the children
You see, I have been
Friday?"
E(»R SALE at $9000—Good irrigated
trying to think out what made
farm of 80 acres near Wilder, Ida­
"Giuseppe’s a fix.”
stop and listen to the children
ho: 70 acres under cultivation, grain,
And so it happened that in his
other afternoon, when I did not
fruit and good garden; 10 acres good
blue
grass pasture; good barn with
mail, two or three days later. Ma­
)
tice the Swimming War.”
corn crib and dairy room; outside
jor Joppolo got a card, on which
"The what, cartman?”
cellar; windmill and storage tank.
was written in Italian: "A Commit­
Good. comfortable 6-room house,
“I call them Swimming War. They
electric lights and water. Bradeen
tee of the people of Adano request
are
American
vehicles
which
Brothers, Burns, Oregon.
*1 think the Major’s falling
If you wish to make an extra
the pleasure of your company at a
swim."
the blonde.•’
FOR
SA LE-*-Business Property. 2- hole in a strap and haven't the nec­
party
in
honor
of
His
Excellency
the
"Amphibious
trucks,
yes,
go
Story brick building, full baseinent. essary belt punch, drill the hole
Consists of 27-room hotel, mostly
thc 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
Rus
­
Errante Gaetano paused. This ter. what should I do with it?”
tain, and ?>ool hall; barber shop
—•—
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 as if he would
trict Genesee Idaho. Price $15,000
By
adding
a
pinch of salt to the
8:30
p.m.
”
you
can
throw
it
in
the
dead
letter
come out of the pause. He frowned.
Part cash, balan< e terms, inquire
Major Joppolo propped the card
P. O. Box 607, Pasco, Washington, white of an egg it will beat to a
Major Joppolo covered up this em­ basket, that's what we usually do."
or W. W. Burr, Genesee, Idaho.
stiff froth more quickly.
on the inkstand on his desk where
"You couldn’t do that. Walter."
barrassment by saying to Gargano:
he
‘‘The Grains Are Great Foods’’
could
read
it,
and
often
did:
"You
just
said
yourself
there's
too
rAYLOR
Land
A-
Livestock
Co.,
prop
­
“We are going to have to dismiss
erty of 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
w ill be —
i
agree of farm
cy. . .
caused you embarrassment. But per more or less?”
land. 17.006 acres of well watered, them in water in which a block of
General Marvin believed In what
excellent pasture, good outbldgs . camphor has been dissolved. They
"It might be important."
Kellogg*« Rice Krispiea equal
after what this man has said, could
beautiful modern home. One of the
the whole ripe grain in nearly all
"Well, look at it. What is it he called “keeping in touch.” He
you see any justice in punishing
outstanding livestock enterprises In can then be stored without fear of
the protec­
liked to know what was going on.
the stat.
Bo Henry, Colfax, Wash., attack by moths.
about?"
ti v e f ood
him?"
Phone 208.
ele me nt «
—•—
“It says: ’For information. Re both in the world and in the Army.
Gargano protested:
“American
declared
That
Monday
morning,
the
Lieu
­
DESIRABLE
17-acre
farm
all
fenced,
carts.
Adano.
’
And
then
it
has
some
­
enent ial
soldiers might have been killed by
If you do not have time to ar-
between Gearhart and Seaside, one
t o human
thing about an order that General tenant read him Ernie Pyle’s col­
the delay.”
block off man highway, 8-room range garden flowers tbe minute
nutrition. ,
dwelling, part furnished, 4 bedrms . they are cut, place them in a
The Major said: “1 doubt it, Gar­ Marvin issued, and then apparently umn and Pup Tent Poets from the
full concrete basement. Modern barn,
Stars A 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
manded
the
order,
or
something
”
all wired elec
Farm equipment In­ main there until you are ready to
ing too interested in the childien's
cludes
two Ford tractors, disk, mow­
Journal,
a
condensation
of
birth
con
­
"It's
about General
Marvin?
laughter."
ing inach. Vlkfng separator, 136 arrange them in their vases or
trol
in
the
Reader's
Digest,
three
chickens, two milch cows.
Errante had recovered from his Throw it away!"
bowls.
"Oh no. I wouldn't dare." And situation reports from A F.H Q., a 40 ACMES Surrounding clear lai,.. >
moment of emotion
He said:
mile
west
of
Warrenton,
13
a.
in
“There is more laughter. 1 think Walter put the memorandum in the handful of fan letters arising from
lake, balance limber, with 1 acre
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.
bouse,
concrete basement, some furn­
"Now don’t bother me, Sergeant magazine, and a letter of commen­
description of this man" — he looked
iture
$6500,
dation of the General from Secre­ 30-ACRE suburban farm. 3 ml. from
"I'm reading.”
at Gargano—"talking about my Frank said
Astoria, dwelling. 3 chicken houses,
tary Stimson, referring to a battle
Private Banto kept on sorting
cart
It is too bad she died of the
tiarn. shop, garage. 160U chickens. 3
This last had arrived
cows. '41 Dodge truck, farm Imple­
malaria, Now that you Americans "Oh dear," he said in a few min­ in Tunisia
ments. shed and farm machinery on
are here, 1 think she would have utes. "listen to this, here's a thing several days before, and without be­
paved highway. Nursery started on
tills property
Must be seen to be
laughed * In spite of the mistake about a captain that's being sent ing told. Lieutenant Byrd had had
a unreciate.i
It. asonabl»- priced
about the mule. Yes. 1 think so, back because of behavior unbecom­ the sense to read it to the General
CONTACT E T EDISON. Realtor
every
morning.
ing to an officer 1 don’t see how
Mister Ma
lfth at Commercial, Astoria. Or.
By the time these things were fin­
"Oh dei
we re ever going to win. dear me "
USO-At
’ItE stock ranch; 306 s
Class Eve
The idea of a party for Major Jop­ ished, the General was in an excel­
for crop. 40 cultivated. 200
lent
mood.
But
as
âlways
seemed
cleared, adjoining government
polo grew up in a peculiar way. It
A 1’ O. 917
good soil, will produe. 40
in one of
came up partly because of real af­ to be the case, when Lieutenant
wheat. Live stream, spring».
Byrd
started
in
on
the
memoranda
commercial
timber,
School.
George He
fection for the Major. But it was
trlclty available,
Cheap |i
from various officers, the old man
He was
mebody else’» also partly because Captain Purvis
prie.
W. 8. Pennett,
gradually got angry.
Box 418. St. Merle», Idaho.
V mall lett
elope of w hich wanted to see if he couldn’t make
Memoranda always seemed to be
was open,
Banto was a some time with one of the daughters
b'OR S\LE or Trail.-. South American
written about things that had gone
Chinchillas
Established price for
mail clerk,
so been a mail of Tomasino.
>*••»$rs 13.200 per pair Will sell four
Giuseppe the interpreter stopped wrong This morning there was one
clerk in Greenton, Vermont, before
mated pair for $3.omi or trade for
about how some signal corps tele­
real estate, farm machinery or auto*
the war Even in Greenton. he had in to see Captain Purvis at the M P
mobih < of th.i’ value
Writ. Chas.
been very concerned about the wav command post one afternoon Giu­ phone w ire had been lost on an LST,
S. Harriman, Rt. 3. Box 910. Au
burn. Wash.
America was behaving herself Ill seppe was just keeping his butter so that one unit was very badly oil
evenly spread ’ How's a thing, a for communications; there was an­ 100 ACRES good soil, 35
the world.
“Oh dear," he said. "I don't see Cap?" he asked. He called Purvis other about tlie need for gasoline
house, twrn. other bldg
' •" ' c 'd
pr > <1 t ,:!it
p. a
how we're ever going to win the Cap because his tongue always dumps to be established closer be-
Wonch, Real Batate. Prleet River
hingi a certain division so that trucks
tripped on Captain
war."
Idaho.
would not have to run so far for
"Okay," the Captain said. -
“What's itching your pants now?
fuel; a third about the way close air KEV TRAILER SHol’ wllh 4-wheel
"You like Adano’"
said Sergeant Walter Frank, «noth
lawnmower grinder, key machín-
support was occasionally attacking
key blanks
Equipped for work'
"Okay." the Captain said,
er clerk, who was reading some-
$756
M. R. Pin*. Savlnaw, Oregon.
friendly troops . . . and so they
"You like a little more fun?”
body else'« copy of Collier's
went.
PLASTIC RU3BEB
"Who wouldn't?"
"Listen to tl
After some of the memoranda, the Flexible, overnight, mold-m.t
to "It says I
tiid.
Directions
Sample
General would bellow directions to
> il ’ "
San Ditgo Plastic Pro
we have to g
ducts. 3373 California St.. San Diego,
re's nothing there. Giuseppe, Colonel Middleton. sitting in the
Limeys and tl
Cal.
After others he would
5o far it's been plenty walkie —but no talkie
family s
always
hanging next room
we make’ S ■ems
MILK GUAT.S for sal,. chest
roar: “The hell with ’em. They're
played Santa (. aus
ranch, 3 nuira east of Los'
e
You don’t a no worse off than ail the others. The
Brn«»t C Werrinr.cn. Lor
dear."
Rot.'e. Elma. WuY
G
I
Mini-Mas** hatteri«
answer is no."
"Says who,"
Sergeant Frank
Lieutenant Byrd picked up one of » \ I. Y
t.
»I
"what's a tr
>n
are back’ Since "carl Harbor. they have powered the
with that’ I
"IRF ady V
Co..
the memoranda and read: “To Gen­
makes me i
to see these
famous nalkie-f alkies and other vital equipment for
at-, »nd Mr». Shipley.
eral
Marvin
for
information
etcetera
Timber.
Frenchmen d
t all ovi ■ the
our \ rm rd F ott «.
i mav z
etcetera, routing address, and sc
place when in
4s at hor 8 can
forth.
Subject
Mule
carts,
town
of
hardly even c
to the A & P
Adano "
to get their food ”
1
The General rumbled:
“Dam
"Walter, that's not a ver
at-
mule carts ”
titude. is it’ We won’t m
Lieutenant Byrd read: "On July
If
friends in the world that
Gen-
it 19. orders were received fre
Private Banto put the V letter
49th Division, to keep
No. I era)
back in its envelope, and put the
all I
Is out of the town of
envelope in Its proper cubbyhole He
Adai
at the
pick»;! "p one of the mail pouches a
bridge over Rosso River and at Ca-
love?"
Lrt'i get the Jap—and get it O’er!
from the front, cut the wire binding
know
Maybe
I think copardo Sulphur Refinery, Order
and began to sort the contents, most
carried out .
."
W which consisted of tempting
tor? Can he have a no
W'”* Citte» Ce—eeey, /»<
<ro nr CONTINI ED"
FOR SALE
o
RICE
"nuts I.
Wllh
fresh Eveready Batteries
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eve RE adv
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