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PAGE tW C
ä A o m s a A
CÓ v MYY J O V M a L.
moro .
DfcEtio;- FRIDAY. MARCH 5. I*ò7
West 8.50 eha ins; thence North
! Fossil—Observance of the 40:fc Date of fi’St publication Feb
promise of a perplexing' problem. ’
27
dec.
• chains; thence
:ipivcrs»ary of J^ie National CotMT* 1937.
l^dx>r bills. loaded with dynamite
north 66 daf. W«st 8.50 chains;
1*.
Date'.of
last
publication
Mar
ress
of
Parents
and
Teachers
was
continue to mpose in comaaittees}
thence North 44 doc. West
¿¿H
a-feature of the local PTA asso 1937. V.
r h ^MMAK' COUNTY OBSERVE»;. Established N ot . c , I i<*
and will probrbly remain there
2
U 0 chains; thence North 70
w
.
A-
Spencer
GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL. LrtaUisluu Oct l i , lb ” /
ciation on last Wednesday nighV
when the aeas.on ends. Even those
deg. West 9.26 fehains te west
Administrate*
CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6. J ! * l J
who favored the measures aecas to From the Obecrver March 8. 1916
line of said quarter; thence
—)— w A S < ‘ N E w S-EN TE RPRL4E, Established I 89T
T, Lester Johnson ,
RUFUS AT ARLINGTON
regard thia as the best solution of
Misses * Ina and Belen Hansen
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4 1932
North te Northwest comer
(Continued from page <w*e> ' Attorney ax law,
another dreaded chore.
have moved into the house recently!
thereof; thence East te North
Y
X
asco.
Oregon.
Published Every Friday
Moro, Or-v<-n, By
Thia week the state building pre
Miss ke. Moro forwards. Strong (I6L
east corner thereof; thence
„ .Managing EJ if»’ gram was dropped into the hopper. vacated by Mrs. J. C. Hamper.
OTEES L. FRENCH
>en
a
m il-! Me: linger (6 ), French for Mer-
—
Helen expects soon te oj
South te place of beginning,
i singer. Savrs for French; centers. ESTATE OF BRITTAN A G.
This program included provision linery store in Moro.
containing
36 acres, more or
V £ AC c P
for the purchase of additional land
14>ybr»y Stronr i,
first r f | £ iU“ 1° r (a a i.P o w e llB n s I .m e for F l LTON. DECEASED
less:
in Salem, adjoining the capitol fke younger girt. of Mo-o to k n it; “
•
¡ £ < ’ * * * * » - » A « ~ t NX W
Beginning at the Southeast
ON
site, and the construction of one.
Belshee:
Bn
shine
Melaer
for
Bris ç
a regulation pair of army socks?
In the County Court of the State I comer of the Northwest quar
and possibly two, new buildings,
tine. Quarter scores, 4-9 5-25,
ter (NWJ) of Section Twenty-
Of Oregon for Sherman County.
C. E. Sheets is wiring the Hos 6-29, 15-49.
one of these to house the state
five (26), in Township Two
In the Mailer of the Estate of
ford
residence
for
ele
c
fic
service
library. The program, if approv
Entered as second-cl mss mailer at the H v L i n i c e j U i M o r o , v i v g o h .
(2) North, Range Sixteen (14)
of B ritan s G. Fulton, deceased.
~
_
_
_
preliminary
te
its
being
occupied^
ed, will be financed through a loan
under A il of QgS^1«*» of
«*■
Notice is hereby given that tin , E. W. M., thence W est 2.60
$850.000
from
funds
Of
the
in-
by
the
o
w
n
e
r
.
------
j
-------
i
of
SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN A R A N C E
chains to Southeast comer of
um'e’fi rned, as administrator c.La.
The total amount raised for the
dustrial accident commission and
_____ fl-6o
land heretofore deeded te Fred
•tf
the
Estate
of
Brittana
G.
Ful
Ona Year ....................
............ .............. — 1—1-------
Armenians
and
Syrians
by
the
such federal grants as may he
ton.
deceased,
has
filed
his
final
Blau; thence North 41' dag. j
M A K C ii 6, 193,
available through the PubKc Works Monkland people totalled $}Q8.54. J
in the County Court of the
West 17 chains; thence North
administration. - Authority is alao Frsaa the Obecrver March' 6. 1966.
State
of
Oregon
for
Sherman
Conn-;
36
deg. West 2.76 chains; }
b:lls that have been introduced. It to be vested in the board of con
C. D. Mickelson, wfcos« epergy as
SOLONS HURRY NOW
ty ard that Friday, the 5th day of
thence
North 51 deg. 30* W est, i
assumed
that
some
compromise
Mon> M. £ Cnuhch gave
trol to purchase an office building
Nearly every newspaper writ
Mwrch,
lirtT,
at
the
hour
of
9:30
20
chains;
thence North 68 ?
that handsome edifice ,P is now
er covering the legislature has ex will have to be effected between in Portland for state purposes.
VclocL
:in
th?
forenoon
of
said
day
deg.
West
10.87
chains; thence ;
of the Hood Rivfr News
pressed the opinion that this leg* the group that passed the house Such a building would be financed
and
court
room
of
said
court
has
North
on
quarter
section Una
bill
and
those
who
do
not
believe
without eost to the taxpayer, the
_____ • «. t\
I • . |
telature has been the slowest in
been’ appointed by said court as
7.75 chains to northwest cor
tha*
larger
taxes
will
be
accepted
cost to be met through i ent a i l te be
Carl Williams and family w ill.
getting to the real work of the
the time and place for the hearing
ner of said quarter; thsace .
California, in hope of
and that nothing of im- by the people of the state. No good paid by departments occupying the soon move
of objections thereto and the aat-
East te i Northeast comer J
X r t a o c e ^ / ^ b e e n done. That proposal has been made that will building. Several Portland build- benefiting the health of Mrs. Will
‘Iement thereof.
thereof; thence South te place
complaint will not be applicable to raise enough money to pay the ings are being oflgrsd the state, in- Umg
Dated and first published Feb.
of beginning, containing 86
the last week, it now appears.
pensions at the 65 year and |dv eluding the Oregon building, now
M F >nd j w Daugherty have
5th,. 1937. i-
acres, more or less, subject te -
It is not unusual for the mayor ; iate.
It is possible te cause . a
partly occupied by state depart- purchased the Webb pla e of J. M.
Dnte of last publication March
right-of-way heretofore given
bills of the session to be left until deficit but it is not possible te con ments and the Elks Temple.
DeMoss, consisting of 80 acres,
R«+*f*
5th. 1937. ''.
to Columbia Southern Railway
the final days. In fret, it is eu s-( tinue te cause one as would be
situated two miles north of Moro.
THEODORE OPSUND, Adminis
Co. and E. E. Lytle, ^through
Kl It. II
The hangman e
For the controversial done throughout the coming years
W. D Scott has leased the black
turnery
trator c. L a.
and over a portion of said land.
t
i
l
No
one
wants
to
give
the
aged
served Oregon for , lo these many
ghop at Monkland and will
measures require more thought on
on
ese
HUNTINGTON. WILSON AND
Also the fallowing described real
people
a
rubber
check
that
cannot
years
in
carrying
out
the
dearth
the part of committees, more let
have it ready for business b y ,
DAVIS. Attorneys.
property
situated in said Sherman
be
caxhed
after
a
few
months
and
penalty,
is
now
to
be
retired
in
ter writing between the legislators
March 1st.
County,
Oregon,
te be sold subject
therefore
some
feasible
means
of
favor
of
lethal
gas.
The
legislature
and their constituents and more
kfrs. CusMhrffih" i s a t home after a
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
to that certain mortgage for $10<-
time to get through the houses be laitnng the money i/ needed. The has authorised the change. Cost very pleasant visit in Portlapd with
By virtue of an execution in 000.00 executed by J. J. Miller and
cause of the more equal division sales tax -scheme is being talked of the gas chamber and necessary her daughters. Mrs. W.^H. and
foreclosure
duly issued by the Rosa Miller, husband and wife, in
again
and
all
sorts
of
special
equipment
ia
estimated
at
$300.
H- A. Moore and son, E. A. Cush
for or against the bills.
A a •
G’e'u of the circuit court of the favor of said plaintiff, dated Nov
The labor bills have slept in the taxes for shows, luxuries and
man.
£ - . ' nf Oregon, for the County of ember 30th, 1923, and recorded in
The criminal syndicalism which
Messrs E. W. Lewie, Wro. Myers,
labor and industry committee in what have you.
th man. dated February 8, 1937, Book MS” at page 120 mortgage
the
22nd
district.
Farmers
of
has
been
on
the
Oregon
statute
the house for a week with every
Tom Lee and J. W. Cdchran put in
end directed to me upon Decree records of said Sherman County,
effort being made to get them on especially those in Morrow county ^ ° k?. t i r 8inC< .a * dAy* ?f . thC Tuesday afternoon cleaning up the
and
Order of Sale rendered in said Oregon, to-wit:
the floor. They will come before will be pleased te learn that the World War, has been repealed at baseball park. The fence will be
court on the 29th day of January
Lot TTiree (3) of Sc.'.‘on Eight
this is printed and those interested erosion bill introduced at their he- last In its place the legislators repaired and grand stand roof an d .
C IT Y O f POKTLAM D
1937,
in
a
certain
suit
wherein
De-
(8), Township Two (2) North.
will know their fate. If they are hest is safely over the jump and have written a new statute defining seats put in condition by the coun- ■
No extra fare. 39A£ hours to
Range Sixteen (16) o f E. W.
Chicago. 3 saffiags monthly from Tweede Northwestern and Pacific
defeated there will be an initiative is now a law of the state. The the erime of conspiracy which eil as soon as men can be procured
.Portland on 1st, 7th, 13th, 19th, Hypotheekbank, a corporation, as
M.
petition to put them before the goyemor wrote his official ‘ Charles makes it a crime for two or mo e
25th. Air-oondihoned Coach; plaintiff, recovered judgment a-
And the Northeast quarter
voters, it is almost certain.
M. Martin” on it several days ago persons to conspire together to JUDGMENT NECESSARY
sp ecially designed Pullmans, gainst Harvey B. Thomberry and
(NEJ); the east half of the
„
The building program is now after it had gone through the house commit a felony. ,
‘‘The fact is established as never
Diner-lounge. Famous Conti-
•
•
♦
Northwest
quarter (EJNW J);
Ma
bell
A.
Thornberry.
as
defen
dissent-
getting in shape. There were so and the senate without a
nantal Dinner*.
before that it ia folly to produce
dant?,
ip
the
following
sums
te-i
the
Southwest
quarter of
It
now
looks
as
though
the
peo
many proposals about new build- ing vote.
commodities for which theTe is no
Tb8,059.62. with interest
Northwest quarter (SWJNWJ)
ings that a coherent plan was hard
Most common subject for con- ple of Oregon were to have anoth ma ket; to invest funds or human 7^ PORTLAND R0SE-7%u^ i wit:
per annum from
of Section Seventeen ( 1 7 ) ; '.
C oaches, Pullman-Tour ist and ; thereon at
to develop. The federal govern- versation when two legislators er chance to vote on an increase resources in m arginal lands wh^re
Standard
Sleepers,
Obeerrahon-
.
December
1st,
1929;
the Southeast quarter (SEJ)
in
the
pay
of
the
legislators.
A
ment had to be considered, also the meet is “When do we adjourn ’ in
there is little hope»of success un
lounge, Dinar. All air-oonditioned. $1,138.23. with interest thereon at
and the East half of Southwest
owners of the blocks north of the much the same expectant mariner resolution which has the backing der the best of conditions; to abuse
(EJ&WJ); the Southeast quar- -
capital grounds, likewise the state as one spldier used to accost an- of the State Grange, Federation of the fertile lands, or to proceed un-' 79 PACIFIC U M IT E0 -P « 4 • 10% per annum from July 18,. 1928;
$1,035.86,
with
interest
thereon
at
ter
of Northeast quarter (SEJ
finances and several other factors, other with the remark ‘ When do Labor and American Legion has der the competitive features of
Air-conditioned Coaches end
10%
per
annum
from
October
18,
NEJ)
and Lots Two (2) and
been
introduced.
It
bears
the
Now the bills are in the senate we ea t? ” and with almost as much
modem agriculture without broad
Standard Sleepers. Caie-obeer- ¡ 1929;
Three (3) of Section Eighteen
vation car.
where they will be acted upon be- longing. Not quite, of course for names of 12 senators and 32 rep knowledge of national and inter
I *L891.68, with interest thereon
(18), all in Township Two (2)
fore coming to the house. There nothing equalled a soldier’s inter- resentatives which practically in national factors and trends. Re T ravel b y t r a i n
a?^10% per annum from June 25.
North,
Range Sixteen (16) E.
—
econom
ically,
comfortably
sures
its
passage
without
much
duced to simplest tertns the or
is little opposition to some build- est in eating.
and safely. Low priced meals. ¡ 1934;
W.
M.,
containing
617.91 acres,
ing program for it ia an accepted
Bills are being sent back to corn- difficulty.
ganised activities of the present !
Porter aerviae and tree pillows ' $1,791.55. with interest thereon
more or less;
fact that the growth of the Mate mittees for last minute amend-
are only the product of ’gradual j
in coaches.
rat 10% per annum from November
And beginning at the North
Frustrated in their attempt to evolution in the expression of j
demands that public buildings be ments to suit some particular ob-
13,
1934;
also
west
comer of the Southeast
secure
favorable
action
at
the
kept ib reu t- of the times ao that jector and some^mes they are
count'y people, and are directed i
quarter (SEJ) of .Section Sev
i ¿31.41 and plaintiff's costs and dis-
too large an expenditure »will not passed in very queer shapes, ail of hands of the legislature on their toward only one objective—the ‘
TOTU
; burse ments* in said »«it, together
enteen (17) Township Two (2)
have to be made at one time.
» which goes to fill the courts or “Bunday closing” bill the Indepen- Welfare oi f the farm bbme ”—F. L-1
with
accruing
costs;
which
said
North, Range Sixteen (16) E.
dent
Retail
Grocers
are
turning
te
The social security legislation ia bemuddle the lawyers or layman
Ballard, vice d.rector of exten
judgment was enrolled in the office
W. M., said beginning point be
also in the senate where the senate who try to understand them at the people through the, initiative. sion, O. S. C.
'i
of
the
derk
of
said
court
on
the
ing
designed by an iron stake
Preliminary
petitions
were
filed
ways and means committee has some later time. Careful commit-
29th
day
of
January,
1937.
2
feet
long and 1-8 inches in
with
the
state
department
Tuesday.
been assembling information re- tee clerks do the best they can
THEREFORE, by virtue of said, diameter, driven full length in
g ading the coat of the pensions with the words they have and the It is planned to have the measure
execution, judgment and order of, to the ground; thence West
xt the various ages and at the var- ideas given them but no one can on the general election ballot in
sale, and in compliance with the¡ 4.45 chains: thence South 2J26
November,
1938.
*,.»•
fhr
t'e
n
ioua rates suggested by the many be perfect at all time.
Notice For Publication
cc mmanda of said writ, I will on; chains; thence East
7.96”
'> nu nUir a f
Department of the Interior
Monday, the 16th day of March. ■ chains; thence North 2.25 •.
Fossil— Sheriff E. J. Kelsey re
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles. 1937, at the hour of ten o’clock in !
STATEHOUSE GOSSIP
chains: thence West 3.60 chains
dition to the expense load and no ports that if taxes are paid as well
THE
’ Oregon, Feb. 4, 1937.
the forenoon of said day, at the
(Continued from page one)
to the place of beginning, con
where to turn for the money ap in 1937 as they were in 1936** when
I NOTICE is hereby given that
front door of the court house in
pears now to be well on the way 20 percent more taxes were paid
taining 1.78 acres:
ATLANTIC
MONTHLY
Janette M. So rah an, of Grass Val the city of Moro, said county and
scrutinize and pass judgment on toward a satisfactory compromiae. than levied., the county should be
And the Northwest quarter of
ley. Oregon, widow of 'Philip S. state, sell a t public auction, sub
bills following adjournment of the The senate committee on ways anc on a cash basis sometime during
Northwest
quarter (NWJ-
cf
M :
i Sorahan. who, on May 5, 1931 made ject to redemption, te the highest
legislative session.
NWJ) of Section Seventeen
means to which the House bill pro- the year.
lre»oing hourH. Enjoy the
Homestead Entry under Act Dec. and best bidder for cash in hand,
• • •
(17) and all of Lot One (1)
tiding $30 monthly pensions to all
wit, the wiHdono, the corrpen-
j 29, 1916, No. 027888. for NEISW L all. the right, title and interest of
Tuesday—Sailing along in a needy persons 65 years of age and
In
Section Eighteen (18), Town
Heppner—A bronze basketball
ionship, the charm that have
1 SlSW L Sec. 28, NJ. NW jSW i,
calm sea the legislative ship was over, was referred has completely player mounted on a base will be
ship Two (2) North, Range
W. E. Lowell and Emily G. Lowell,
made the A ti * mk , for seventy
S '*. 33, SEJ, Section 32. Township husband and wife. Henry Grebe
today rapidly approaching its home revamped the bill. In its revise« ?iyen the winning team in the sub
Sixteen (16) E. W. M.
five years A m enca’s most
2-South
Range 18 -, East. Willam- and H. M. A. Grebe, husband and
port. Except for some sudden form it provides for a pension of district clast B tournament this
Taken
and levied upon as the
quoted and mt st cherished
| ette Meridian, has filed notice of wife, Harvey B. Thomberry and
squall that might drive her from not more than $30 a ‘ month to week end. The Heppner Lions club
property
of
the defendants above
| iniension to make final Proof, to Mabell A. Thomberry, husband and
magazine.
her course she should drop anchor needy persons 70 years of age fot is providing the award.
named,
or
so
much thereof as may
i establish claim to the land abovt wife, The W. M. Barnett Estate, a
before the end of the week, another the remainder of the current year,
be necessary te satisfy said judg
S en d $ 1 . (m entlonirg th is ad)
I
described,'
before
Register,
United
biennial voyage safely concluded.
corporation, Indepedent Warehouse
Condon—Grade school equipment
with a drop in the age qualifi
to
i States Land Office, at The Dalles, and Milling Company, a corpora- ment in favor of said DeTweede
Indications were that sine die ad cation to 65 years on January
of Gilliam county is being checked
Northwestern and Pacific Hy
. 7 hr n ln n tif - M o n th ly
' Oregon, on the 14th day of April.
journment, when it does come, 1938. This program, It is figured by the county superintendent. The
A. A. Schramm, Superintend- potheekbank. a corporation, against
8 Arlington St , Boston, Mass.
1037.
d«nt of Banks and H. M. Ste
will be devoid of the confusion ‘ wju
both the state and the survey will determine whether or
Claimant names as witnesses. phens, Deputy Superintendent of said defendant«, with interest and
that generally marks the close o f | Counties approximately $680,000 not schools will receive “stand$rd”
costs and disbursements that havu
John Stewart o f Grass Valley, Banks, in charge of the liquida
a legislative session. Both the more during the biennium than classification. * --
>
! O ppon; Charles A. Stewart of The tion of Bank of Commerce, of or may accrue.
House and Senate have their cal«, Governor Martin had included
Dated, February 8, 1937.
Dalles, Oregon; Horace McKee of Wasco. Oregon, W. H. Burrea and
endars pretty well under control h|8 budget for old age pensions,
First publication Feb. 18* 1937)
Mo”o,
Oregon;
C.
E.
Quirk,
of
The
Marvin 0 . Kirklie, defendants in Last publication Mlarch IB 1937.
with only a few bills still remaining Predictions are that the senate
Dalles, Oregon.
said suit, in and to the following C. € . Wilson
in committee.
committee’s proposals will meet
W. F. Jackson, Register. described real property, situated
The old age pension program with general approval arid will be
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
?8-19-20-21-22
in Sherman County, State of Ore
which for a time threatened te adopted by both the House and
gon. to-wit:
disrupt the session with a big ad- Senate as a most satisfactory fcom-
tapine Rebeera Ixidffe No. (16
Notice of Final Settlement
The Southwest quarter (SWJ)
Moro, Oagon *
of
Section
Fourteen
(14);
the
NOTICE is hereby given that
Northeast
quarter
of
the
North
the undersigned as administrator
Meet* 2d and 4th Tfc-
east quarter (NEJNEJ) of
of the estate of Mattie Isaacs Do-
|,»wdaya
of eaçh month
Section Twenty-two (22); The
hen.v, deceased, has filed at the
Visiting members wel
North half (N J) and South
County Court of the State of Ore
oom«.
east
quarter
(SEJ)
of
Section
gon for Sherman County, his Final
Twenty-three
(23);
The
South
Hasel Truitt. N. G.
Account, and that Monday, March
half (SJ) and the Northwest
Ula Bull, Secretary
22nd, 1937, at ten o’clock a. m.,
quarter (NWJ) of section Twe
has been- fixed by R'xid Court at.
nty-four (24); $nd the North
Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. 8.
the time for hearing objections to
east
quarter (N E J) of Bection
Moro, Oregon
said Report, if any, and the settle
Twenty-Jive (26), all in Town
Meats Every Second
ment thereof.
ship Two (2) North, Range
Fourth Thursdays in each
Harvey F. Stone.
Sixteen
(16) E. W ..M.
Month. Visiting membart
Administrator of the Estate
The Northwest quarter (N W j)
Invited.
of
Mattie
Isaacs
Doheny,
••
of Section Thirty (30) in Town
Esther Morris. W. M.
Deceased.
ship Two (2) North, Range
Rose Amidon, Secretary.
Seventten (17) E. W. M.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
Beginning afc the Northeast
THE STtATE OF OREGON FOR
Bareka Ixxlge No. 181 A-r A A-M
comer of the Northeast quar
THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
Moro, Oregon
ter
(NEJ)
of
Section
Twenty-
IN THE MATTER OF THE
Vvot4 tha Ist and $rd
six
(26),
in
Township
Two
(2)
ESTATE OF C. G. MOTT, DE
Th'trsday evenlngs oí
North. Range Sixteen (16) E.
CEASED
aaoh monvh. Viaitlng.
.
W.
M.
thenóe
south
7.76
chaina;
No. 346 —
— ---------
»em bsreeordlally in
thence
North
85
deg.
West
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FI
vitad to meet w|th as.
8.50
chains;
thence
North
89
NAL ACCOUNT ------------------
H.
B.
Pinkerton, W, M,
deg.
Wést
.13
chains;
thence
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
7“
„ 0. V, Ralknap Secv.
North -72 deg, 30’ West 4.16
that the” undersigned adjninistka-
chains;
thence
North
56
deg.
tor of the estate of C. G. Mott, de
Mora LadfS No. 118, |. (). #>. F.
West 9.37 chains: thence East
ceased, has filed his final account
MoH». Ot^gtui
on
Section
line
to
place
of
be
in the County Court of the State
ginning,
containing
18J
acres,
Meete
lst and Mrd
of Oregon, for the County of Sher-
T h i P acific T bldborb
more or less;
Tuesdsys In thv
i man. a n \t h a t the fifteenth day of
and T elecraph C ompahy
I O.H.F, hnll - Tren
B a n n in g at a point 4.31
March, 1937, at the hour of 10:00
nh»l l «IM‘ i'M f
chains
north
of
the
Southeast
a. m. of said day, at Court House
brothrre ara oordi-
corner of the Southwest quar
at Moro, Oregon, in said county
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ter (SWJ) of Section Twenty-
and state, has been appointed*
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the time and place for the hearing
Lewis McKee, N, O,
(2) North. Range SixteaX (16
of objections te said final account
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E. W. M., thence North 34 dec?
and the settlement thereof.
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UNION PACIFIC
R A IL R O A D
Send $ 1.
Announcement • ■
Cd« Cfiristenson, formerly of the
Fanction Motor Co. of The Dalles
has leased the repair shop of
Flatt’s Garage. He has a complete
set of tools and equipment and
will be in a position to give com
plete service at any time.
GENERAL REPAIRS FOR GARS & TRACTORS
REBORING
WELDING
Flatt Tire & Service Station
Vernon Flatt
Ed Christenson
e x t e n s io n
telephone somewhere in
your home will save you
many steps at little cost.