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Newspaper Page Textt i LOCAL and j Promoted William A, Mar,!- field of Medford has recently been promoted to the rank of ' technical sergeant, according to i a release from Command and Supply section of Headquarters Base M, Luzon, P. I. Salt to Meet "Handle with Care" Is the subject for the meet ing of the Medford Extension unit set for Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. at the housing project on Iriddy street. Anyone interested in extension work is invited to attend. A sack lunch will be served at noon. Cart Collide City police in vestigated an accident yesterday afternoon at the corner of Third and Front streets, when cars operated by Donald F. MacDon ald, 302V& Maple street, and John S. Dodge, 71S West Jackson street, collided causing slight I damage, to both vehicles. T Baiurn Pfe. Stanley D. Straus, whose wife and children reside at Gold Hill, has been selected from the Eighth army's First Cavalry to return to the United States from Tokyo for demobilization, according to a news dispatch from the division. Pfc. Straus mother, Mrs, Nora Straus, resides at 324 South Grape street. Major Returns Major Thomas B. Eslinger, on terminal leave from the army, returned to Med ford yesterday after serving two and one-half years in the Pacific war theater with an anti-aircraft unit. Major Eslinger, an engi neer with the California Oregon Power company before the war, served in Australia, New Guinea and the Philippines, Examiner Here From 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. next Thursday, Friday and Saturday a traveling exam iner of operators and chauffeurs will be in Medford at the K of P hail. All those wishing per mits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the examiner during these hours, according to a report from the secretary of state's office. Announce Meeting Howard Extension unit will meet Thurs day at 10:30 a. ro. at the home of Mrs, Loren McKay, Howard avenue. Mrs. E. Peyton and Mrs. McKay will be project leaders for the topic "Handle with Care" and a demonstration will be given by Mrs. Paul Robertson and Mrs. Ernest Rogers on "Good Taste at the Dining Table" which was omitted from the last meet ing. Wilson Discharged Former army sergeant, William h, Wil ton, arrived at the family home at 702 Park avenue Sunday eve ning following an honorable dis charge from the service at Ft. Lewis, Wash, Wilson, who is with his wife and son, Kenneth E. , after four years absence, spent 42 months with the signal corps in the Pacific theater. He re ceived two bronze battle stars and a company citation. Bon Coming HomeMr, and Mrs, L. S. Lyons, Albert street, have received a wire from their ton, Sgt, John C. Lyons report ing that he has returned to the States and will be home soon. Sgt, Lyons has been in England about two and one-half years. Another son. Paratrooper Pfc. Leonard Lyons, has returned o Madigan , Convalescent hospital at Ft. Lewis after spending a 45 day furlough at the home of his parents. Lmts for South Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V, Carpenter, Old Stage Road, will leave tomorrow for Arcadia, Calif., where they will visit for a few days with Mrs. Carpenter's sister and brother-in-law, Mr, agd Mrs, John Scott. From there they will go to Tucson, Ariz., where they will spend the next several; weeks at the Silver Bell Ranch. I Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter ; are also at the ranch, having: left about two weeks ago. Veterans Home Jacksoi.: county veterans reporting to se-: lective service boards yesterday following honorable discharge from the service were Clifford D. Bailey, Cecil C. Cockrell, Ir win R. Doty, William S. Fergu son, Jr., Howard E, Gibson, Har old R. Hughes, Johnny E. Jacobs, James F. Jones, Jr., Raymond E. Knips, Vivian M. Lambert, James F. Lewis, Frank J. Love, Bobby G. Madden, Ralph J. Matlack, William L. Merritt, Jr., Sterling C. Miller, Robert E. Nelson, Roy L. Pederson, Raymond H. Pow ell, Robert S. Purves, Marvin Archie Ring, Jr., Blaine E, Ross, Clifford E. Ross, Leslie C, Segs worth, Walter D. Stroup and Winston W, Walker. WANTED TO BUY DOUGLAS FIR POLES and PILING PUGET TIMBER COMPANY tax S66 Central Point, Ore. PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday :30 p. m. Lady Lions club, covered dish dinner at Fire men's hall for firemen. Bring service. 7:30 p. m. Delta Debs, home of Joan Gilmore, 625 Dakota avenue. 4:00 p. m. Degree of Honor, business meeting and installation of officers, KP hall, 8:00 p., m, Nevlta chapter No. 83, O.E.S., stated meeting lowed by installation of officers. Public invited. 8:00 p. m, DAV and auxili ary, armory, special business. Auxiliary will serve refresh ments for chapter and auxiliary. 8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs club, home of Mrs, William Swartz, 121 Genessee, Wednesday 1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club. Girl's Community club, dessert luncheon. To Have Social Medford Townsend club will have a pie social at the Knights of Pythias hall Friday and women attend ing are asked to bring a pie, Aerie Meeting A meeting of the Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093 and Auxiliary Fraternal Order of Eagles, will be held Thursday at 8 p. m, in the hall. Initiation is to take place and the drill team is to be in uniform, A dance will follow the meeting. How Captain Lt. William E. Dougherty, formerly of Medford and now on duty in the legal di vision of the Cleveland Ordnance District, has been promoted to rank of captain, the war depart ment has announced. In civilian life, Capt. Dougherty served as counsel, and assistant attorney general for Oregon in 1842, Building Permits Applica tions for building permits were filed yesterday at the office of the city superintendent by H. E. Andrews, 503 Clark street, to erect a residence and garage at 1037 West 11th street at a cost of $4,000; i. D. Phipps, $500, to remodel a camera shop located at 229V! East Main street; Mrs. Harold Crowl, $100, rebuild a cafe at 1258 South Riverside avenue; L. N, Hitchcock, 2227 East Main street, to erect a re sidence costing $8,000, and A. Z. Dean, 1006 South Oakdale ave nue, $1,200, move a residence from 140 North Grape street to 209 North Grape street. Court Records Justis Court Thomas R. Simon, overheight load, $2,50 and costs, Charles Hamack, driver axle overload, $8.75 and costs, Melvln J. Pagona, combination overload, $21 and costs. William M. Hunting, combi nation overload, $10.75 and costs, Frank L. Miller, no operator's license, $1 and costs; four in driver's seat, $1 and costs. Thomas D, Colley and Willis S, Cruise, no muffler, $1 and costs each. Frank Woolrldge, no tail light, $2,50 and costs. Edwin v. Anderson, no rau Heht. SI and costs: failure to dis play license, $1 and costs. Julius 11. Ulese, improper headlights, $1 and costs. Carl F. Sandergard, no license on motor vehicle, $1 and costs; no clearance lights, $1 and costs. .Tamps W. Dawson and Robert C. Decker, no license on motor vehicle, $1 and costs each. Charles T, Ryan, failure to operate on right side of highway, $1 and costs, Leona B, Mall, drunk on pub He highway, released on $25 bail. Willard C. St, Arnold, driving while intoxicated, $100 and costs and license suspended for one year. Frank Lawton, no license on motor vehicle, SI and costs. Police Court John R. Dobernicker, drunk and disorderly, released cn $10 bail. A. Valentine Anderson, drunk, released on $10 bail, j James W. Jorgesen and Elsie! Cook, double parking, $2,50 fine, j Jack H. Randolph, George 1 Randolph, Leona Noll and Wil liam St. Arnold, drunk, released : on $10 bail. Earl D, Craft, parked In alley, $5 fine, , Earl Grantham and R. F. Vin son, one headlight, $1 fine each. DE GAULLE TO ATTEND Paris. Jan, 8 (U.RJ The For eign Office announced today that President Charles De Gaulle expects to attend the United Na tions conference in London as chief of the French delegation, De Gaulle now la vacationing on! the Riviera, i GARBAGE SERVICE FOR CENTRAL PL Pick-ups erica per week be ginning the first of March will be made in Central Point by the City Sanitary Service company of Medford, Anthony Boltano, proprietor of the service, said this morning, Boitano met with Central Point city councilmen last night and discussed the proposed service. Merchants of Central Point several months ago requested the service but shortage of help has retarded its Initiation, De tails of schedule and charges are not yet settled for announce ment, it was stated. Union Creek Snow About Two Feet Snow in the Union Creek area now measures about two feet ac cording to information from the Rogue River National Forest service ranger. Six inches of new snow fell Monday, it is re ported. About 40 people were on the ski run near Union Creek Sun day, the ranger reported, but skiing was only fair due to soft ness of the snow. ASHLAND CRIME LIST NEW RECORD FOR YEAR Ashland, Jan. 8 A record number of 358 cases were cited by city police during 1845, Chief of Police C. P. Talent told Mayor T. S. Wiley and the city council in his annual report. Amount of cash collected for violations and fines, $5,348,10, also was marked increase over previous years, the report stated, A rec ord number of parking tickets where bail was forfeited also was established. Talent said, There were no persons killed or injured in auto accidents dur ing the past year and 18 stolen cars were reported to police with all recovered, according to the report, OBITUARY FA0L H. MeCUHLEY Paul H. McCurley, 48, passed away unexpectedly in his sleep at his home on the Old Stage Road Monday night. For many years he had operated service stations to Medford, Time of funeral services, In care of the Conger-Morris Fu neral Parlors, will be announced Wednesday, THE GRANGE Griffin Crk H.E.C, Due to the Oregon State Grange conference being held in Central Point Jan, 10, the meet ing of the Home Economics club of the Griffin Creek Grange scheduled for that date has been postponed. The meeting will be held Instead on Jan. 17 and will be at the home of Mrs, Hannah Slyter, Sunset Drive, P.-T. A, Activities Jacksonville P..T.A, G. B, Goddard, superintend ent of schools, will speak at the meeting of the Jacksonville Parent-Teacher association Jan, 9 at 8 p. m, at the school. Re freshments will be served. CANCER VICTIM DIES Hollywood, Jan. 8 U,B An incurable cancer yesterday claimed the life ot 17-year-old Isaac Sonny) Seny, who said he was the "happiest boy in the world" when he had special showing of the movie "Wonder Man," in his hospital room. Seny, hospitalized six weeks, lived two weeks longer than doctors had predicted. The Boysen dam, to be con structed In the Wind River can yon south of Thermopolis, Wyo will be approximately 115 feet high, with a crest length of 1,000 feet. Interior and Exterior PAINTING PAPER HANGING Work Guaranteed CALL 2419 Yoonger's Appliance DUTCH BOY PAINTS 31 N. Bartiett "See Humphrey First TO IUY OR SELL YOUR US!D CAR Humphrey Motors Uted Car Exchange 33 S. Rivtrsid Art. T'. " m - Patricia Isabel Tandy, four-year-old daughter ot Ronald 1. Tandy, S3, sua Norma Tlaniiy, 23, ot Los Angrira, Calif,, who was found by Mrs, Tandy's brother, Thomas Pidgeon, JB, crawling on her parents befl a they lay dying from bullet, wounds. Pottos, who first believed Tandy shot, his wife and then himself, are now holding PWgeon as a material wit ness. BREEDL0VE SENTENCED TO 30 DAY JAIL TERM Leland Breedlove, IT, has been sentenced to 30 days in the county jail for operating an automobile without a driver's license. Breedlove was operat ing a car which struck Jimmie Dennis, 11, on West 11th street Saturday. Sacred Heart hospital attend ants, where young Dennis is confined, said their was a very slight improvement In his con dition this afternoon. Court House News Divorce Decrees Jennie Marie Thompson vs. Roland Young Thompson, Jeanne G, Davis vs. Paul A, Davis. Irma Anna English vs. Thomas Tarlton English, CARB OF THANKS We wish to express omf thank for tha kindness, sympathy snd Hewers from ail our friends during sur pres ent bereavement, Mrs, H, H. Williams tmd Iam, Ctestns time for Sunas Too Late ts Classify 4:0d Saturday afternoon Ftease remember. Too Late to Classify FOR SALF--Hamcshlre imitate. 44 moi, $1,25, Call 258 , Ottoman. scrots irom iioward School, Old NOW Available Green fir slabs. 300 cubic foot load at Faher's, SORRY Sam all Speed-X garden tractors. Will hasre another ship ment in about two weeks. Champs Garage, 311 5th. FOB SAIX W3S Hudson 4 dosr sedan Excellent ryfeber, motor completely overhaul ed afeout 4 mos. ago, $4tiQ Under eeiitng, MILES MOTORS 128 S, Riverside Ptmn 234 58750 S Boom modern home S bedroom 1 bath and i extra lavatory Fire place, 2 gas ttsor furnaces, hard wood floors, very nice large utility room. Well located on paced street. Possession very soon. Ns. SPENCEK-BAGIXY AGENCY 102 West Main Street Phone mm or mm O STARTS TOMORROW O STARTS TOMORROW K R SAGA OF THEIR J'i'"', ?rr. De-dicated to VTT fit , nwhoIorfctl c-T I &. J,' 1 their livisj , , , arid T Ik. 1 life M T;;tli wr- ? INDS TONITI ABBOTT 4 COSTELLO in HOLLYWOOD UPHOLSTER IXG Repair, BRJ 29U, Estimate mnd mple Is your boms. EXPEHT CsMset Work HemsdeHng heme huMnM prompt service. FortaMe power mtlpmmf Call Ed mund T Carv.pbeU, gist Grand Ho- TOM SALE By Ovntr S room houzm, completely modern. 3 f.s ito&r fur nsces, replace, hardwood, floors. in 3 room. Bath and a hslt, 30 gslIOH electrte tsnk. Excellent son dttion. 33 Summit. TOH SALE t$-tn. tractor HoMw TrasHon Post. plow. FGL-D Bay colt. Hobbs Trading PoV---. TOR SALE Picket fene-r. mstte cedar, assemMed ts sectkms- At tractive and practical, Htwmy Lum her and Farm Supply Jachsonvtlts Hm-a FOB SALE On TEASE Lsw bed trader 1000-20 ttres Ttmkea aste, vscuum brakes for sale or trads. 1st House eaatss Talent School, WASTED To RflttvnlT fura&htA house or 3 room apsrtmeBf by vet ersps wife and 11 mm batqr. Jack Phillips, Alien Hotel. i2 INVESTMENT Invest your mony in Busmen Prop- returning net tncmne of t on tnrchase prtce of $10,000.00 Phone FOB SALE a seta golf rfiitas, i mtn 1 wmnenc pair roller skates, new pre-war, 1 fwir men John son Ice skates new, r 0. El RajjgjjjggfflSi i3Pfl M, Riverside, ATTENTION Cattlnr all ear musi cians (or orchestra practice, Ial s i tor appointment WANTED ' ft cin c rXni T. Fhone Msa. FOR SALE-Norttatee Chinn, rvlee tor eght. Perfect condition ftox5M-A KinpHw,v, EOE SALE KorRs refrigerator, 6 ea btg feat 113 Cottage, AUTOMOBILE MARKET fith and Bsrtrett St. YOUR FRIENDLY MEDFORD OEALER 1043 Hudson Beluxe. Good aa new. .. Si 37? m 193? Packard 4-doov if dsn .f?60 0 A clean 13? 115 series 193 Ford ft ton stake IS35 Grahsm 4 doer sedan.... 33S.OO Economical Transportation; 1829 Model A fttekup S150 00 Just what yous bees wanting WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR CAR Phone 3319 Alt Cm Under OFA FOR SALE Electric range wood or cobJ circulator, 23S S. Grape. FOR SALE Electric sump pump, S55 Phone 304. FOR SALE 1933 Chevrolet coach, good condition. Bob and Pete's Jf?.LB 5?PairS3? Overside. MIDWAY AUCTION YARD SALC Thnrshday, Jan. 10 Mtsc, Furniture and Machinery. Sale bf gins 10:30 a, m.; Livestock sale 1 p. m. We havs consigned for this week s salaj 20 head ef 2, ysar old feeder steers (big husky onaa; 40 feeder lambs; 5 ewes to Ismh in Feb, 1 register ed W, F. bull mos. old); Some good dairy cattlej hogs and horses. Fordaon tractor (recently overhaul ed n Large implement trailer srt ethsr ufI pit cm of equipment N. A. Mead, Clerk, PGR SALE H room modern honef f:arage, chicken haiie, city ter. mmsdlat possession, tur mshsci or MnfMrr4shed. 5 Berry la Ave. FOR- SALE One S-horse hVflT er, fioo, also Ford cope, fts- )nw celling, Jef.fi; Richardson ln quire Slgt Station Phone 6. FOR SALE Bean spray rigwSin Star motor fis; in i-ear-aW Wmta Leghorn hens, each. 3rd house on left Coker Be Road. 4: tlAA M Acre, 3 room ZUU honse, on Old Stage Ro Lots ot fruit and bet chicken hoo and garage, lermsf This is good. KIMBALL Keal Estate CHILDERS Jacksnnvdie Phone IPX WANTED m MO loan on a good fc acre trget of clover close to ' M -ford. Will give first mortaRe. Want to budld, P, O, Box 1244, Medford. Sterol pffl fitti Bfiiwasfc znd tsTlerpyeii Saii.t3 V Traid GspHsriterlec bri.-g M ! fsmzk, vretcoms rsMtf, limr grsnd r cstssss mftrit- real corafen, rsdises linln, i sptihsffiss, se m nit- Gat menmnv srts V'vTRTT.ld SuprOiUciic m mim os ta&ier's &.ossf-&ck guaznieb. J 3 O D D A. R D r O 3 T E R p n p. t n - ft, I ft. T A M f H O F F o v i r"m a n . 1 : . M II HI I ! 1 ! II Mill 1 1 I" tl 4 A B AT? C AT? eastsat m tepfieatf for th price asked -ism cream maker nd IS-well Kelirt?atsr denmg sabtnet, Phon 33 m OJ, FOR BAtM Ixir large water heater, lac trie Used un;p pump Counters, 3 counUr stools Office chair Electric grill Hot fdge mr S kitchen stool Basement tole Ci r foa f 4 cans JMubte dwty coke glasm n4 glasses. Phone 523 m FOR SALE TAVZmV Business and cmbjd. Price compiee m&m 08, T n a one of the oldest estaMtrt- d boslness In Jaclm t"Oun!y . Owners are ttred owt and want to ftie. Ow n?rs atata bv.ir,eti nSIs jBCs UO per month. U you mm a .-quaint f d wi(h thu kind of but- n?i InvesUste, Th boofca open for vm jn$pctlfc Alsa BESTAtmANTPrics IJOO.OD plui stock Inventory 13 stools, 4 booth. This is a very neat restaurant ail good equipment doing a hip bust ness. Owners want to taka vaca tion. Als SUBtlRBAH Grocery Store corner 1st aboMt 73140, twlng quarier Property and ftKtyrea 330,flO piu invsntmy of k. Ks phona intmmmtiom fivers, A, WALKKR Real E?tit Cli.cs 4T E. Waitt FISHER'S Mor-MHk and IS PIvj at rahsr. 34 S. Rlvratde. ARMY SCRPL17S Inner Tubes. N tural rubber not synthetic, fc sm of synthetic, W made a good buy sn tnese ana are passing mm v n &n to you. Older Tif Exch.nx Osh and Riverstd. GOOD Tws bedrsssn home lot sale. M4 Cedar. WASTED Landscaping," tasement flagging, ah Ms st tesm worK. FOR BAtM PrscHcaHy new' tarrfsg rtncs wwd range. i dale. WASTED- -Fry 'cook Jackson ' Bote,, FOR SALiHmnjed hay. . Jllamlln Arnold Lane? Ptoma 3W. ATTENTION Farmers and trSers Large supply of following ttre auses: 7 w-Stt, 10 ply: 7,00-20, B ply; 50-M, 10 ply; f S ply. Priced right, Firestona StoreaI 31 Sath KtverstJe. WANTED Girl or woman ts m for Infant days, Ph, 3t FIRST Class experienced, FiTuKTs psrty win i to lease good farm near Medford or work on shares Buk 331 Tribune. TO EXCHANGE ld32 Plymouth taut- door tor ptckup ol same value. Must he in food condition awl good res. Want to buy good drag law. 329 W, and St, FOR SALE Oni arnall Chef Master white enamel ranga, almwt r,w $40. Phsne mil after m, DON CRU1KSHANK TVPEWRlxWS Agent for HKM1NGTON RAND PHOEM'CTS- Service on nil makes of Tywrlfera and ArtdSnf Ma chines, Phone 331 m S. Ctral avenue. FOR SAI-S Good range sook to and healer, c&K dining table good Victrotej bedstead and springs nris- CENTRAL PoliS HonTe TxtcmUm unit, wtt( conduct rummage sale at Cupp't Furniture Eschanps Jan- ENDS TONiTI : :.-"L i 1 ft" STARTS TOMORROW ELLIOT) v ' I eebby' flAfti MirIUjtf and: THE CTO Of A VOit CHAIMMO 1 JII1IIE vie nerv pinmum mi i ENDS TONITI "H PAL WOLP with SHARYN MOFFETT and "A TREE GROWS to BROOKLYN" i v S i L4 a i A4 1 wsrrf&K hi Tsay, Jan t, IS4t 7" OR SALB omers S3 eerec Old Stage gad near west tide Khooi hes 3 fK:d holMtag sites. On rsn este wett wieh electric pnp mw yew Broi Btna f wrlgattos, Truit trees, $1600 riovr. Lccwfr'd" cn food oUed ro.5d within 1 H iml si ai the ci senSer. $5000 room msderti sms fullv ftmtshed, Ver? time Jn Tertsm, No. 4aB, SPENCER -BAiiiY AOEXCY 13 West Mste Strset FhOM OT7 or Sw3 TOH Tvn irMeK. c!ni (n flM st Gmnts Pw. VtMm F O. Mn, ArSene CSsrSi E lrtnt FOR SAI.ECtelrae fntctor. FKle tread, U(e ws4. Alto nzowtr, 4St, tut nr or.? hrrss. Call or w-n'!3 Bt t, Box 1MS FortoS Dt CrinU Pali. WAWTEO ibHHe Jn ot srswui Mfd rtrrt. VMti Ht, BfflE 121, Med ff?L. prtee and terms. fdfe SALE Full flower stamped M'i-;: saddle, Bttto render tree prtca i30, Tom Gain?!, CrF btr n. rOSSALS FOTebred Jerr tett gentle, pric Bt--?-. HW f ort Bex mt m?.t 4$$. FOR SALE One CelMe-Shepherd irs. Stfs from fhwifi. fcre psrents, RiM ae fw tr A bMnitlfttl tH. B Siav- es $mmt ff Cmtsr Lak hwyM 1115. p&mimCtmhm Craew Phnne 3 3- sd4Ss b-ai- Ukm bicycta on pp-r -h-f n Smith Crp stfet If retsw he arised. NATURAL HT;lbVr Inn-sr TSEeT wmjE t-vu-ptu Ait sls trwek to - H is-tnch passenger, XVm s?lMr tltese ri',y (urjol lufuTi rntJfe?r tebea at H rwt nf m synthette WWSa tner fr tt OMrr T:r-e Exchange Sib and P , - HAY 1st cutting; hmmmin S28JKI pr ton. Fine fer mtside atsek B- SAMSON COMPANY. IJFHOI.STSRY FwrnStwre rcp-alr WANTED loan if StSDO mi pgnl. TAn prop? rlv vnJuisd t ft Hs unt. FOR SAlE D'.;l 5fs tagng tr 'r ri s w . Priced to seH bp:-vv' reH 1. C. Tytor Co., 11a B. RIto -i Scratch with p ( m t c - g3 S5 per cl SAMSOgi CO. WATCH REPAIRING ti&e sWpn Hir.tlt, ate, S8svss Watch Shop 411 Kv Main. FOR SALB fte hpCmnm r 8t d(esel power ptent ready to so AU? one tSOT3W rttsrt r- pwer ptant Will eejrt gwtf Mt nnr motor s psrt pay m-nt. J, F, Warn Rt. Box BT At and, Fr. S24; WsM!??g Tr,rch- Ctttna Torches, AH kinds of VcMtmc Rmi, c-r pri, F. B. SAMSOW CO, jl'HT AHHSVED BRGMETF-e fasrs, sisp dlshee, toothbrush tn4 tumbler hnMers. hafhroom supp Hrry whK they tot, AC v HARDWARE Main and Gra Pr. SPECIM rnwuMAHCi -Milium nma" FOR LADIES ONLY Thur. at 1:45 p.m. REGULAR fNGAGIMiNT FOR BVIRYiODY STARTS THUR. 6:45 P.M. 1'S tei :;r-;.. fcsj yCf k ITS ALL ABOLT TfLT Ta . WE ARDEN ANN BLYTH BRUCE BENNETT, STBABQ INw H.-sr-f-3:-ii ShM ha rt es-'.-ss-, OM wi an right -h-:-p. Jotnetf (a-.Td K cn teft Mps -ear's ii-, tatt imi Am Park srss. Pie?a nottff H S. nanda, at. 4, s-y tmBs Mto. CHOICE" BABBIT HAY cwf. F, SAaiSOOg CO, WANTED To Rfc t.esi&Ti WH Tribes Box 945 CASB m A WJM worn our CAa to Tta Caste r.d Gju Ma Rrd Tip Wea Sar WANTKO TO REJrr4 3 t.l;.3ca rlil yftiftgtf Fnn FCm Kf.-LP with yaw jfw ta repgrts umm Bwt CcjrU BKFLACE rr ftmften wndaw Kew gS SmtsSSed whSHe s &u ?vi-t MEDFORO MIU.WORK CQ. Wsw tt tOtte and -Gr ? ESVksC MASH tem better. f3 Powerful Smooth, Quirt EngiiM rerffmane for Your ef Install A ftsw Engine UILT 1Y CHRYSLER A!! m prc;:;r. mid psrtt "Try Humphrey f u-tt" HUMPH1EY iiTOiS HlfflKEE a - v ,1 r rn rami