Sherman County journal., March 28, 1947, Page 2, Image 2

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nexed, of the Estate of Eliza J. 'of the -Willamette Meridian.
has resulted in the poor distribu-’ WASHINGTON NEWS
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Mr. « 5 ^ 0 fle W S
Dingle, deceased, for authority to
Service of this citation isVhade
tion. tom e eastern Oregon repre­
< o n tiiiu c d fro
m Hutre
O nè
Ii-ora
H o« «M*
M.™oh
sell all of the real property of upon you by publication in the
sentatives were compromised on portal-to-portai
suits will never
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Mrs. Irene Sapdman of Brea, said estáte situated in the State Sherman County Journal, a news­
PwUbked k v ^ fF rid a y at
the measure and this weekend the s e t anVwhere hut do take solace
a
b
by
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Calif,
surprised her
niece Glade
Man», Oregon j*
anywhere, but do take solace
was" born Calif surprised
ner niece
of Oregon, should not be granted, paper of general circulation, print­
opposition that might have result­ get
that
cfiflms
for
overtime
are
not
T7T
w
ae^
ra
Carrigan
Thursday,
March 20. said real property being situated ed and published in Sherman Coun­
Sttis I . F r e a A i____— RUtor ed in a fairer dlstributon.
Mrs. Carrigan and Mrs. Sandman in the County of Sherman, State ty, Oregon, once a week for four
• * avevnd c l» « m atter at U *
HB80 of the 1945 sesson came impaired "in the* measure which
passed
the
house
and
is
now
under
Mrs.
LeRoy
Belshee
and
Mrs.
went to Sherman county to visit of Oregon, and being more par­ consecutive and successive weeks
a t Moro. Orwmn weder A rt
out of the senate this week in
of March ».
consideration
in
the
senate.
The
Allen
T
o
m
Were
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Wednesday
Mrs. Sandman’s brother a n d ticularly described as follows:
by virtue of an order made and
fairly good shape and will prob­
portal
decision
by
the
supreme
pQ^rnoon
guestfc-of
Mrs,
James
family,
Leslie Ball. ‘
€ DITORI A L _ ably be enacted into law much court opened the way for racket- Tate. -
NATIi
(1) Beginning at the North­ entered in said Court and proceed­
r
Jean Brown> daughter of Mr.
ing on the 26th d a / of February,
as
written.
This
means
that
di­
ASSOCIATION rectors will be elected In this- eenng lawyers and unscrupulous
west corner of Block 5 of
an(j Mrs; Jewel Herin anti and Mrs. A. J. Brown was home
‘1947,
said period of publication be­
Bigg’s 2nd Addition to the
ing
for
the time prescribed by
June’s elections and they will di­ and greedy local leaders and this aauvhter Shirley werei Sunday for the wefck-end from her studies
town, now city, of Wasco,
rect budgets next spring and became so notorious that congress cy nner gu ests . of Mr. and Mis. at La Grande.
ttid
order.
Oregon; running thence East »
had to take steps to quash Charles T4W nrr^
The date o f the first publication
start putting a county wide school simply
135 feet to a point on the
it. The house found only 56 votes
XIr ailf1 surdS t) n Williams
^ rs' R°sa Harris has been quite
of
this citation Is the 28th day of
district system into effect. Most
• (Cl
N 'EI
North line of said Block 5;
February,
1947.
I » T i l l forward looking education people portal swindle.
F im i
thence South 115 feet; thence
around the state house, which are
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west 135 feet to a point on the
WITNESS, the Honorable J. M.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER not exactly in the majority, this
west line of said Block 5;
Wilson,
Judge of the County
^
r
s
.
Grant
Boice
has
enrolled
h
-
>
time, are inclined to think that a
thence North to place of be­ ' Court of the State of Oregon for
and is finishing the spring term
much better school system will re­ Rufus Spring Prom
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ginning;
Sherman County, with the seal
at college in jfttihe>stern Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rees and
sult from this law when it has
Payable la Advance
of said Court affixed thia 26th
Mrs.
pearl
iJfcft
has
returned
family,
were
week-end
guests
at
(2) Southeast Q u a r t e r of
n v v VEAR
*±.00 had a few years 01 try-°u t
day of February, 1947. tt ;. '
to. her fcdmei flfom Goldendile, the home of his parents, Mr. and
OBI » a a a
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The bill to raise teachers’ salar- Big Success
Section T w e n t y - o n e and
The Rufus high school spring Wash:, where she has been visit- Mrs W. A. Rees Sr., also at Mrs.
. MARCH 28, 1*47
¡es ¡s 8tjll in the senate education
Southwest Quarter of Section
J. M. W ilson . ;
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Glade Carrigans. The former s are
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committee where there is an at- Drom w as verv well attended last in6 relatives.
Twenty-two, Township One
County Judge. - -
Mr, D ,D . Williams attended the from Fairview, Oregon and form-
HALES TAX
tempt being made to make a two Saturday night with an attend-
North,
Range
Seventeen
East
(County
Court
Seal)
.
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. 1 S ance between 250 and 300. The Regional Conference of the elem- erly lived here
gymnasium was decorated in the entary .school principals in Hood
James Phifer was a Dalles visi-
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT
another sales tax. It does
a teacher had two years experience St Patrick’s motive with green River Saturday, where he spoke tor two days last week receiving
four years, the Passage being^Ln
would
$2
and if she and white streamers. Virgil Olt- on -TM>lic Ifcltrtions and the medical attention.
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For the year ended December 31, 1946
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thfe' MMlon further«rt
he, had a bachelor's degree she mann and . his orchestra from
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Of the Atlantic Mutual Fire' Insurance Company at gayannah
from the Wne the people!}a^ might get $2,4(X) hut the teachers Goldendale furnished the music.
Mrrf. Teah TerU^ti and so n Jijn - IN TH1g COUNTY COURT OF
voted against the proposa _
. do nQt reaUy
this for any
m y srpeqt Friday m ght and Satur-
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Georgia, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the Slate of Oregon,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor^and day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. THE STATE OF OREGON FOR pursuant to law:
in 1944 the peop e sa
nffainst measurement of value appeals to
r
vote of four or fiveto one against
anxiou8 are children, Dale and Janet fromr The J. R.. Yocum.
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THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
INCOME
very™ vwy^qulet o T the matter, they to get a good salary regard- Dalfes were week-end guests of . . Mr. ^nd MrsoGtertcqe Fox visited
M
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Morris. They friends in. RocteC***, Oregon on In
f
)Citatlon Net premiums received______________ $1,217,142.95
.1J
Now memorie. have slipped and
also attended the spring prom at Sunday. • ; ?.
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Total
interest,
dividends
and
real
estate
A
vo7e tary ¿ie new <» "kefy to get by the house R ufus.'
Mips Kleanor.iFox, a student at *■■■
IK T iirri
income -----ZL7— -----------------------
49368.57
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Oregon State,college in Corvallls
. . . , <. ...
v -
ate, will aga
which passed the teachers’ mini-
Income from other s o u rc e s__________
146.150.08
Mr. and Mrs. W liam Myers came home Wednesday where she
To Alfred Smith, John K.
Total income ___________________
.... $1,413,162.60
,
mum salary bill with great reluct-
have gone to Umatilla for a few wjjj Spend her spring vacation un- Brown, Raymond F. • B r o w n ,
Thls particular one Is very bad, ance the first time. The measure
DISBURSEMENTS*
/-
-IrK r,- -x. >" " f /A rchie Brown, Ernest Brown,
giving exemption to food sold In of ability or constancy is a senate days visit.
Mr
and
Mrs
Clinton
Deyo
of
"M
rs-
TiarlahoM
cD
onald
spent
Raymond
Crawford?*
Leona
F.
grocery stores, which must make notion and did not evolve from
Net amount paid for lo sses__________ $ 339,654.50
18,881.02 I
every grower an enemy of the the ratiocinations of t h e ' house Salem were a t‘the home of Mr. last week F ith frie p d s and rela- Crawford Clore, Frelin Kimber- Loss adjustment expenses____________
r
lin, Herman Cross, Flossie Cross Underwriting expenses ______________
390,525.92
measure from the very start.
committee which is concerned and Mrs. Carl Thompson during tives import i.ud, •
Miss Arleta Wristen was a Stewart, Hasel Cross Bower, Del- Dividends paid to stockholders (Cash, $—
flK
It gives one sixth to counties, mostly with the demands of the the week-end Mr. Deyo’s mother,
M
rs
Helen
Devo
returned
with
week-end
guest of Miss Gerita la Smith Lochnour, Silas Smith,
-----------; Stock, $-------------- ) _____
20,400.00
one sixth to cities and one sixth teacher group instead of the
♦brtwi
cniom for a visit
Riggs.
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Wakefield
Mrs. Geor^eiiBlackburne
was Walter
Peyton, Wakefield,
Lillie f> Bell Ona
Elzey,
Sarah Dividends paid or credited to policy­
to school districts and most of wishes of the state at large.
holders ________1_____ __________
213,490.86
these are on a basis of population
Mrs. Ray Brown Was a visitor dismissed from The Dalles hos- Jane Ogle Lines, Zelma Cornwell, All other expenditures (including invest^
which makes it Impossible for
in The Dall.es on Monday.
pital where she underwent a Icelen^ Haddle, Willard Ogle,
ment expenses $---------- — ) ______
29,394.16
much of eastern Oregon to vote
------ Lewis Ogle, H. R. Barksdale,
Mrs. Joe Morris. Mrs. tRill major operation.
Total disbursements
for the bill if they liked i t This
Myers, and Mrs. Robert Morris
Clyde Ogle, Earl Noble, William
provision alone would rob most
ADMITTED ASSETS
W. Noble, Earl Thomas Noble,
were in The Dalles on Friday.
eastern Oregon counties of half
James Smith, Jr., Charles Maur­ Value of real estate owned (market value) $
9,500.00
Mr. and Mrs. Frank LeMaster
what they would otherwise re­
ice Smith and Shirley Ann Smith Loans on mortgage and collateral, etc__
From
the
Observer,
March
30,
131,453.73
WALL
PA
HER
CLEANING
ceive from the sales tax.
of Portland were week-end guests
and to any ana
and all
devisees, heirs
.gfc*» .
ana
an aevisecs,
iwnrs Value of bonds owned (m ark et)_______
920,954.11
19B8
It U hoped that the senate will
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Macnab. '
Value
of
stocks
owned
(market
value)
__
254,610.13
Painting
S
Decoratinq
at
law
and
other
P
ersons-
know
n
C.
V.
Belknap
is
refinishing
the
revise the bill so that it will be
Cash In banks and on h a n d __________
712,348.96
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ^ » 5 . Spray 4 RateHor. Interior
T ^ e a ^ p r^ rtT h lX
more fair than the one that passed Hotel Barber Shop ceiling, wood­
Premiums
in
course
of
collection
written
id
Mrs.
Leland
Medler
were
Mr.
.
JH
est
in
tne
real
property
nerein
the house. It is not actually nec­ work and furniture a soft tone and
after described.
since September 30, 1ft._ , _______
226,398.61
Sheetroclc Finishing
essary that there be a. sales tax. In French grey. Two new linoleum and Mrs. Alex Macnab and Tom,
Interest
and
rents
due
and
accru
ed
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6,189.75
The house committee on taxation rugs will also be placed on the Bob, Pat, Rose, and Joan Macnab
'IN
THE
NAME
.
OF
THE
Other
assets
(n
e
t)_________
__________
14,200.29
Signs
and
Showcards
has refused to report out the floor when the work is completed. of The Dalles, .Mr. and Mrs^Btll
$2,275,6Ì5.58
Total admitted a s s e ts ____________
STATE OF OREGON: You and
review measures i t '
and. has
Foss A Co. are busy this week Macnab and family, Mr. and Mrs. f
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b
W
^stiund
each
of
you
are
hereby
required
chosen to report out the sales tax changing the location of their Don Macnab and family, and Mr. «
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND
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•
to
appear
before
the
above
en­
PAnrtfig
ervice
bill in what appears to be an ef- garage office to the corner of their and Mrs. Frank I^eMaster of Port- •
titled
Court
within
Twenty-eight
VIVI v.X.1
V
V A
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OTHER FUNDS
fort to crowd the sales tax down auto storage room. A new en- land.
M r and Mrs R N Guilford 720 R
™ »<44 <28) days from the date of the
the people’s throat. Bills raising trance door will be built to open
$ 52,452.18
M the
thP Bill
Rill Andrews
A n d re w s
Y o u rs
’' r and quicker first publication of this citation as Total unpaid c l a i m s ______•.____ _____
more money from income tax, direct into the new office from the were visitors at
Total
unearned
premiums
___________
1,035,644.12
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hereinafter stated, to show cause,
home last Sunday.
from liquor, from excise tax are sidewalk.
All other libilities (includes Voluntary______ _____ «-..I—U.__
“We
serve
all
o
f
Wasco
and
if
any
exists,
why
the
prayer
of
Mr and Mrs. Harvey McClain
still sleeping in the safety box of
A snow storm hit Moro early
Contingency Reserve 100,000)
___
178,672.78 ,
---- the-petitioner, George A. Potter/
aU^ndCii
the committee.
Monday m orning of this week that M
Total liabilities, except c a p ita l_____^1,266,769.08 ' z »V
î ^ M .a _rQeeUn^
^ n i g h of t state
at em
th‘; -’ , ■
>" ■ X H ÍlU ilU lir; -»ill, «he wm an-
Balancing the budget has been deposited six inches of wet heavy
Guaranty Fund ____ _____ $ 350,225 00
Unassigned funds (surplus)
658,661.50
a means of adjusting funds, not snow on the level. The storm was Civic. Auditorium in The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuypers
Surplus as regards policyholders______ $1,008,886.50 $2,275,6*5.58
of getting enough money The followed by a heavy rain. Total
Total -------------------- -------------------
,> $2,275,685A8
vote on the sales tax may be pre- rainfall that resulted was reported and Mr,, and Mrs. Walter Rruck-..
sented as a means of putting the at Moro Experiment StatiofVwbe ert made a business trip Wedries/
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BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR
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state on a balance, but it is not 1.19 and the total for the month of dav to Athena and Pendleton. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wprth Tate of The
necessary to do so, in fact, it may March to be 1.69 of an inch,
.
THE YEAR
.^ < 7 -
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not even be desirable.
A nifty new Auburn sedan on Dalles were guests Sunday at the
Reinsurance only
A sales tax b iir that would re- Moro streets several times this
Net prem ium s received _______________
,- $ 30,242.96
move the bonus of the basic week is the property of Roscoe
Net
losses
p
a
i
d
______
x____
x__________
7,67526
C
H
U
R
O
H
F
R
school law by raising the money and Collis Moore.
Dividends
paid
or
credited
to
policyholders
none
for It from sales tax funds would From the Grans Vqlley Journal,
Moro Comm unity Church
be desirable. It would make dis-
March 29, 1918
tribution easy for the . funds
L. L. Bell, with his family and Palm Sunday, Sunday school 10
a m., classes for all ages; morning
would come from parents—buy- farming equipment passed
-who had children in moat in farming outfit passed through worship 11 a.m., Baptism of in­
stances. Under the present meth town Wednesday evening to his fants, observance of Holy Com­
Look To The Leader
munion, sermon theme, “The Liv­
od real property is the base for farm north of town
the raising of funds and numbers
The Committee for the Sherman ing Bi^ad,” Good Friday service,
*
SUNSET For Servicel
of children are the basis of distri- County Declamatory and Athletic 7:45 p.m., “The Glory o f . the
bution of them which leads to in- Association met in Moro with the Cross ’’
J. MacFartani, pastor.
equities, especially Inasmuch 4s County School Superintendent last
tax ratios are so poorly balanced Saturday and made final arrange­
W asco Church of Christ -
in Oregon.
ments for the Field Meet and 10 a.m. Church Bible school, W.
Broken Auto windshields and
Declamatory Contest to be held in D. Watkins, Supt.; 11 a.m. Divine
Grass Valley the 31st of May.
morning worship. The communion
HB444
door glass replaced in a hurry.
Petitions ¿re being circulated in message — “God’s Mystery Re­
It now appears that HB444 will Grass Valley for the purpose of vealed.” Good Friday service.
pas« the house although It is organizing a Home Guard and Joint service of First Methodist
loaded with some excess w eight many signatures are being- se­ and First Church of Christ at
Our R eputation h Your P rotection
Instead of a simple bill that cured. Moro already has a Home Wasco Church of Christ at 8 p.m.
amended the measure giving the Guard organized and will soon be Friday evening.
money from racing to the Pacific out for drill every Monday eve-
C. E. Sterlie and F. Claude
International, the State Fair ($35,- ning. Wasco is organizing.
Stephens co-operating.
000 each) and the Pendleton From the Oteerver, March 27,
The Dalles
Grass Valley B aptist Church
Round-Up, the Eastern : Oregon
1908
Livestock show and the Roseburg
The DeMoss school house will Sundav school 10 a.m.; morning
Turkey show a part of the funds be built and be a credit to the rich worship service 11 a.m.; Sermon,
Oregon
“It Is Finished,” Sunday evening
ahead of the county fairs, now the est district In the county,
bill includes an additional turkey
The Moro post office, the W.W. service 7:45 p.m. Russel Belshee
CHEVROLET
0L D SM 0BILE
CADILLAC
show' in Marion county (result of M. Co. bank and Axtell store were will be speaking. Choir practice,
Representative Francis’ member- all flooded Saturday night by a Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
Howard A. Schilling, pastor.
M A K E E V E R Y M ILE C O U N T
ship on the house Judiciary com- bursted overhead water pipe,
mittee) and a sum of $2,500 for
General Passenger Agent Wm.
W asco M ethodist Church
a corn show in Clackamas county, McMurray, has instructed O.R.N. 10:00 Church school, classes for all
(result of Representative Chind- local agents in this county to sell ages; 11 a.nf Worship service, J
RECAPPING
AJrtrl'.nintin
gren’s opposition) in addition to tickets at reduced rates for the Palm Sunday, Communion Serv­
the $5.000 for the Mid-Columbia Idaho-Washingon-O r e g o n inter­ ice.
RY S B C C IA L IS T S
show. Such is the way things go scholastic track meet and declama- 7 p.m. Youth Fellowship followed
and it is probably entirely im- tory contest to be held at Walla by period of recreation and re­
proper that the bill to obtain rac- Wall^
No C e rtific a te
freshments.
ing funds for the 4-H show At The - Hon. W- H. Moore was in the
Grass Valley Methodist Church
Dalles could have not been al- city this week on business in con- meets at 3 pm.
Apple Tree Versus
R equired
lowed to stand on its own feet, nection with the new beach re-
Carl E. Stierle, minister.
It has enough merit, but yet is sort Delaura Beach, near Gear­
Wheat Field
Christian Science Society •
dragging along tw<rother» things hart Park, Clatsop county, estab-
Latest Factory Methods
Lesson
for
Christian
Science
of lesser m erit
v
lshed by himself and D. ,B. How-
Sunday
11
a.m»
“Reality.”
Serv­
What will happen to it in the ard, on a tract of 250 acres,
Both of them got io eloiuert on
If you ever visit Jeb Crowell’s
ices Wednesday at 8 p.m. first ahd
final analysis cannot be foretold
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farm, he’ll take you right out on. the subject, that the rest of us
it had quite a ways to go and Betklekem Chapter No. 78, O.E.X third Wednesdays.
that hack porch of his and show worked up quite c thirst; su Jeb
For Eligible Car Owners
Meets Every Second six
the session may soon become in­
goes to the icebox for beer and
you his apple trafc
No.
116
Lupine
Rebekah
Lod
terested in those things that bring
Fourth Thursday» in eaJb
"There,” says Jeb, “is nature’s cider. And whsn the refreshments
Month. Visiting Member Meets 2nd and 4th
about speedy adjournment.
Tuesdays
of
each
noblest
creation—fifty years, and come, Lud chsoees «uder, and Jeb
U .S . ROYAL
invited-—Mnro. Oregon
month. V isit ng mem
bearin’ still thrdlnegt cider apples: takes the best f
Genevieve Powell, W. M.
l.ers wpleome.
From where I sit, that*» the
SCHOOL BILLA
in the county 1*1
Edna Meizer, Secretary •
DE LUXE
Irma Johnson, NG
But last fall, when a group of answer to most dispute«. Yce car.
Clara Houston, Sec.
It now seem« likely that the
us was there. Lad Denny points talk all yow wsot, but tffatsi it
school bill« will come out of the Moto Lodge No. 113. i.O.O.F.
H i* Hr« With
comes to taste« and Mrefersnces,
across
the river to h it grain fields
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legislature
iq much ____________
the same man Meets 1st and 3rd
l ureka Lodge No. 121 A.I A A.M.
there’s
just
no
argument.
and
says:
“There’s
an
even
fine»
they
in.
ner
...
_ went In. That means
R« m t v « Strength Built It
Meets on the 1st and sight! Acres and acres of goldeh
Transient ant,
fcroas Injustice to eastern Oregon hall-
3rd
Thursday
evenfaga
risiting brothers are
in the hMU «hoot roeoure which “
hiviid
of each month- Visitini? grain yon can wake dozens of
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members are cordially appetising things with—including
cannot be helped so positive has
roe<t
invited to meet wit»» n
wholesome, sparkling beer.**
been the desire to grab funds from
E. E. Barzee, W. M.
John Lawrence N.G.
the meesure Insistence on basing
SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY tirfs
A. R. Kessinger, Secretary
the distribution on a millage basis
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H. B. Pinkerton, Se^clary
ÇepyrigAt, 2947, Uiûtsd SaUss Brjfrsrs Fep.WiXjeu
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S.“S£
In Other Day
PAPERHANGING
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N ow in-stock
Composition Roofing -shingle-
FIocu *
hiding, tir
1x4, lSt8,i^xlO, 1x12 finished
2x6 T ruck bed floe ring in
lengths
Shipli
[ All above kiln dried
Also Garden Tools
Garden Hose 25 50 ft. length
Sprinklers and Lawn Mowers
Sunset Motor Co.
MoiULumber & Fuel
Rom where I s it...// Joe Marsh
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