The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 14, 1927, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWoilnpmlny, Doccmhcr 14; 1027. THE EVENINfl HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. Pnpe Seven If Center of Church-State Battle CH AMBER YEAR 1 REPORTED GOOD (Continued from pago 4) did much to brluK uhout a realiz ation of (he need of thla highway. office. Iu Kt. Paul, toftethcr with I been work Ins for the past several F. W. Oruham of the Western J'" hre be": !velopment particularly successful this, tear thruUKti the Very close ciaipera tion of the local newspaper, and In addition tbroiith the rplvodttl work of the members of the chamber ot commerce. Durina the next fiv. month, the balance ot our program adopted at the first CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per word each lnerlion, 2 cent) per week 10 discount! per two weak Hr discounts per month 20 discount.' All classified ads mtit b caili. Minimum par advertisement 25 cents. of agriculture; 2. Itemanufaclur office Iu Keattln and W. (!. lde, Inn of wood products; 3, Whole sale distribution, and 4, develop ment of tourist travel. Tne Initiative committee Is one of the Important activities of manaxe,r of the Oregon Htate Chamber of Commerce were en tertained at luncheon by the land settlement committee. Mr. Leedy 'mas .;"i"- 4j The roads and highway, com and Mr. Graham went over thi Par of tbe year should bring about nlly ViV Or I -IT I ( --. I i (".1(1 i i ,j i ' ! .. r,..rm -i.i,h i. i-m. riin.i r""' l commerce, rar- LOST AND FOUND , LOST -I'ollco dog. Color tun uiul ! Iilm . Answers tu Toby, Plume 1 CbI'm Taxi. 13-ai ! LOST Packuito of fiincy work 1 between din and Jefferson and ' MbIii. Reward, Phone 240-W. 11-21 I , I.DST Pair or child's glasni-f, I l.olno rimmed. Between Copm, -mid d'tim Truo. I'll mo 1 ih4. ' Howard. 12-41'. Kdlt SALE Ilea Speed WuEon. ! Inquire at AMumoul Service tftmlnn. 1 2-t MISCELLANEOUS !);. i HOARDED Phono 15I5 W. I. O. Itux K I 0. 12-61 KXl'KUT Hidlntor. funrier and body work. Price, reasonable. Ilulik tiurago. . S-tf MUNKV KOK UUILUINO Talk with Itobertson. Pbore 1470. ' 007 Klamath Ave. 17-lf HAUIO HKKV1CK Itepnlrln, re wlrlng, liminllliig, parts, eln. Phone l:r,7-M. Mb-Dlb Mt).vt:Y to Loan on city property. Talk with ftobortsou, 107 Klamath Ave. Phone 1470. 17-tt HltlllKiJT I' KICKS paid fur hides, pells, wool mohnli-, also furs. :? Kluoiuth. Phono 1077. IJtf HPKCIAl -100 gallons p. Hit' III one gallon palls at 13. 10 per gallon. Colors; light Ivory, light gray and white, palter- , son's Paint Sioro, 1 1 & No. 4 ill FOR RENT Foil RENT lloom. heated. 120 Lincoln. Phone 697-W. 17-IOt UOOMH Heated. 310 Mould bill Kt. Phono 740-J. t-t FOK ItKST I.oiib lease on Keno gnrnr.e, Keno, Ore. fce) Inane Moore, Keno, Oro. 'J-tll FOIt KENT Furnished als-room bouse. Apply 310 Ho mil till HI. I'liouu 710-J. 8 0t Fort KKNT Four-room furnish ed hoimn, garage. Kent reason able. 1712 Porllnud Ave. Uilt OU KKNT Furnished apart ment. Ht. Francis Apartments. 6!8 Oak Ave. 10-71 KOK KKNT New. completely furnished opts. Hieum heat, garuges. Hut Arms Apts. Phone 1110. . 13-201 FROST PROOF 8TORAOB for cars. Dead sloruge t&.OO per month. Phone 14 7. -tf FOR RENT One and two room apartments. 812 Oak St. In quire 808 Onk St. 7-8t FOR KKNT New, completely furnished apnrtmonls. HI earn henl, garages. Hex Arms. Phone 1118. 12-2Gt FOR RENT 3-roorn f urnlshod aparuuuut. Ligot. wuu, uM.,i, gnrngo. (25. 131 8. Pnyne Avo. 12-31 FOU RENT -In Hot Springs, B rooms, bnth and gnrngn, on pavement. Furnished. Phone 830. 28-tf FOR RENT Four room modern - house, hath, gurage and wood shed. Inquire, at Country dull. 174b Main St. Phono 329. ti-l FOR RENT In Hot Springs, D rooms, bath and garage, on pavemon.. Furnace. Phone 838. 28-tf FOR RENT First clnss furnish ed aptH. Klenm healed. Mc Carthy Apartments, 630 Pine St. Phone 800. d7-tf FOR RENT Nicely furnished , front bedroom for rent. Use of bath, 14.00 per week for ono oi 16.00 for two. 337 COmmorrlal 8t. s-flt rOR RENT We can eare yott big monoy at the Arcade Hotol Apartments, furnished com ?lotoly, electrla ranges, linen, ulshcs and tolophono.. Or room, with private bath, at real cut rate, to pormnnent guosl.. Arcade. M9-J9 Freckles and His YOU SAOOLD MA0S ) ( N&L-7WAT S&EM ACX1 OSSIE'S ) ( VNAS1 AWOLLy OOfM. PULLED AilCK OP OSCA0'. LioDy our of j Aoo ir I' v WAT BIS AOLE, f DIDNT f x ) POP' Y MUCT J NEW T O DAY "FOR jlKNT 4-romii hoitsu, hath, shower, iinriirnlNhed, on comn lo pav ing. Ir,. Km ill Z-rooin. comnluiely fur- UlHiied hntlHti wilt gttrilKH anil woodahed coinhliieil. 2U Completely furnished tt-rooiu niiidei n Iiouhk; elei trle raiiKO anil wilier heater, gunge, hnxeiiienl. furnace, flrepluee. TDK WAI.TON-VVUIfI!IT CO. US In ill ii t li Ave, Jt'HT OI'F.NKO new While Kcw IliK iniii hliie shop. Repair and rent nil kinds of miichlnus. MUD M:iln Ht. Phone U18. 13-3t WANTED WANTBIJ Young girl wishes work of any kind. Kteudy or part lime. Phono 1419. 7-01 WANTKI) lly elderly lady, housekeeping for one or two men or would cure for home. Address. J. J. y. cum evening Hera U i.i'u i.i i ,-,,---, ,-,,-,..,,., ' For Sal Automobiles FOR HAI.K-Keo Hpeed Wagon. Inquire el Allnmont Kervlco Kiailon. g.t FOR SALE FOR SALE Cedar fenro J. W. Kerns, 12U3 S. 8th. po its. 12-t FOR BALK Vlctr;la, stille. 220S Durrow. bedroom 12-31 FOR KAI.K-Dry fir wood. Phonu S98-W. aud pine d7-J7 FOR KALE Pol ind China bonr. Phono 24F!. 13-31 toil KALE Drv fir end pine. 110.0U cord. Phono 934-W. dl0-20t IIAVK I.A.ND-To rent and to sell. Come and talk It over. R. A. Emmlit, 017 Pino St. 8-tf FOR KALE Christmas tree.. Leave orders at lliailiey's Ilnk ery or Cul's Taxi. Phone 789. 12-6t FOR 8AI.E S-tulie, singlo dial rntllo With np tl'ltl,,.i,t l,atl..n! leu. speaker Imluiled. C. V. Schults, House 3b. Algnma. 10-6t FOR SALE One carbon he ting sinvo In good condition. 122. Also nun portable electric Sing er sewing machlno. Seo them at 20S Main St, 8-6t FOR SALE Rye hay at ranch .10 miles east of Kl.imnth Falls. No. 1 hay. No better hay for horses or for milk cows, lends lo enrich cream nioro than alfalfa. P. C. Cannon. 13-3t FOR 8 ALE Usod furniture; stoves, ranges, washing ma chines, sewing ninchlnes for salo or rent: lowest price; easy terms. Klnmnth Furniture Co.. loll Miln Si. 19-tf For Sal-r Real Estate FOR LEAKE 120 acres flno po Itilo land. Some pasture. 9 miles from Klamath Falls. About one mllo from Midland ou Klamath Fulls-Wecd high way. Huury Offcnbitcncr, llotnl Hall. 7-0t FOR SALE IU. 400 equity In C-acro walnut grove mid vino yard on Fontaua tracts lic twoen Los Angeles and San llernndlno for Ktnmalh Falls Income property. Phone 314. . 1321 8. f.lh Kt. 9-t , COl'NTY TIIKAHl'RKK'S NOTICE. ' Notice Is ' hereby given that t;ioro aro funds In tho County Treasury for tho redemption of Horsefly irrigation District O. 4i M Warrants protested on or bo-' foro November 18, 1927. Interest on tho samo cenr.os at this date. imeii ai jviiiinnin rails, tnis seventh dny of December, 1927. CLARA HOUSTON. Now will somebody please como forward with a song en titled, "They Didn't Relieve Illm When He Told Thom He Was do ing to Whittle for a while?" Friends " do you koovM NAAT I'M &OIK6 7D DO. POP? I'M 60106 To spme7a;s A1ICE FOR POO. 6OO07O ' '715 V''. '7'?S .eelM with Commissioner Haw- the committee was consistent In ; rMm o tn uk NOTICE TO CREDITORS. . feM",:! -r.dComm,.U,,1Crut,b. .heir effort, very "ambe Jr Mo,.r. 1. here, given that the I ' , . - V '' . ' ' ...vO' 'Vf;; "3 miiw iu nm n in winv --. ; tlons. and" It Is the dutv of thi. ' nnaersignea. oy oruer at inn I (&,'. V-JrV ;i;';v-. .H commission In Portland and ap- bringing new farmer, on to KUm- eomml"e to .tad. tbi .1 bounty Court of Kl.m .lh County. M i'&JVMKhW Proved for early construction.' l" lands. Mr. Leedy stated that W wcordlaTto tto J0"'' ' sPPomted Ad- fcf'.t iV''KI The committee contended that hi. department would be keenly "" tonUM. m lnl.tr.tor of the estate pf Lu- !- Ml ('r'Cli'-'W the eomu.l.lon .hould not allow Interested In siding la the matter j loctt' "n.rt'0n"anr ,. p mlnJ "e11,,Yoiun- doceasod. and ha. rtt;...-.. . i. , . -j." .-- '. . r tfv.'- .;t ssr . wuy io ueiay ine nuiimnK oi f "-,.. , t ... anirnd tn nrm.mt th-m iu The ihiirch und stale n:-o entank-led In Nashville, Tcnn., with these llnee folliiwern of a cult the csnler of strife In tho courts. Ianlel J llrown. a follow, r of the Israelite tiiHh. reluseii to permit these two ronn li hit varrljialrd at sehoo4. County health officials have In dleteil hi ni fur fuliuri- In comply with slate laws and .Mr. Ilrwn de clare tliey violate the t'onnth ui Ion of the United States, wbirh gives him freedom of religions bell-f. To the Ml Is 'Zlnle, 9, and to the . rl:ht Is the seven-year-old Calvin. NEW TODAY FOR KKNT A nice turnlkhcd 4-room npurtmenl with glased In sleeping porch. Free hot and cold water and wood. Rent reasontbln. Inquire at North ern Fur Uhop. MO .Main Kt. 14-11 FOIt RENT Furnished cabin, unliable for nun and wife; also furnlnhed house, hot and cold wnter. 330 South 4th St. Phone 42S-M. 14-2t FOIt KAl.E Six-room modem house, garage, chicken house, on pavement. 14000. 1280 down, fa a month and in- tere.t. T. J. Webb, 1121 Miln . St. Phone 8S7. 14-2t WE 1IUY. TKADE AND SELL If you must sacrifice we have tho cush. T. J. Webb and Associates.' 1 121 Main. Phone 887. . 14-lf FOR RENT Furnished modern, apartment In duplex house, i 'Wood, llnht and watir fur-' nlshed. Clone In. Phone 443. Call 001 or 81 4li Lincoln. I 14-31! FOR SALE Chevrolet Landau sedan. Heater. 150U Insurance, fire, theft, property. Price tiio'. Write liox 8, Algnma, Oregon. 14-21 FOR RENT 2-rooui apartment, close In. Light, wood and water furnished. 1:lo month. Phone 1U17 or call 1118 Wal- nut St. n-4t FOR SALE Radio combination. Including A and II nurger. without Wfil sell with charger. Terms If desired. City Transfer. 741 Klamath Avo. Phono 4.13. H-.1t FOR SALE Carved solid oak combination bonk and writing desk with mirror. Cheap. 320 Lewis Kt. 14-lt i FOR SALE One show case. See I I Ilnrnliart's, 118 North 7th St. 14-tr i FOR SALE Late 19 28 model Ford coupe. tlood rubber. Oood condition. Phono 509. 14-lt FOR RENT 3-room apartment. Private bath, furnaro heat, electric stove. Three blocks from Main St., 421 Washing ton St. 14-4t LOST Package of fancy work between 9th, Jefferson and Main. Phone 249-W. I4-2t FOR SALE One carbon healing slove In good condition No. 22; also one portable electric Singer sewing machine. See ' them at 208 Malu Kt. 14-61 FOR SALE -luhe Cheap. Phone 1320. Rarilnlo 14-2t ! WANTED Waitress at once. In quire nt Arcade Hotel. : 1 4-3 1 INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE Through The Walton, Wright Company . 615 Klamath Ave. That's That FAoG'voWAT ' vwiLu'yoij- BOV POP. Boy REAU OSCAR SO OS" I V J I n v-,.,. O :V Mom jsf u v.-r fx A,fc: ' L.i'U'V:y'rl-.'?, " 8 ".' "' V ...f "1B . 7 ". v.7 "r.k t" "with" ee undertaken In the ' aralnet the Mld eatate .re re NEW TODAY . FOR KAI.K Dry pine and fir body wood. Any length. 19 cord. Phono 4U2-J. 14-4t FOR RENT Room 22! South Din St. and board. 14-21 Markets poitTi.Avn Ore tiee 14. (fl. Wholesale prlceii: Butter re- mains steady. ' Portland dairy ex rhango net wholesnlt price. Cubes, extras 47 M: standards 47: prime firsts 46 H : first. 46 Creamery prices: Print. 3e over cube stanilards. Eggs I'nderslted steady: oth er grades lc lower. Fresh stand ard extras 38; fresh standard firsts 3614: medium extras 32: medium firsts 30c: undersized 27. Prices to retailers 3c over exchange prices. Associated sell lng prices: Extra. 40; firsts HHVy; medium. 34; undersized 39 cents. Illils to tho farmer: Ilutterfat steady, 48c station; 49c track; 6 14c 5 Re f.o.b. Portland.' ' Poultry steady. Heavy hens 18 21: light 104714; sprlngu 2 Sf21: broilers 23?r25; Pekln white ducks 30: colored nominal' work durng civic expansion week, seeing that those that are already turkey, alive 30 ft 35c. , he membership of the chamber! In Klamath prosper and are suc rto" Pota' J.-'.'.eadT 7V l fro1 C?mmV"e be? -td.ly'ceasful. The same is true In the per sack. . r t Halt Saw seA Hert Hull ltf urnnl llerl Hull of the Hotel has returned home from Francieeiv where- -he -eiiet.t erjl day. lay. ou a combined ibtislIho rteDartn,eui 0( agriculture of nd pleasure trip. . J,he Cr,at Nort nern railroad with ncs a 1 him F he. Knows. i: j -.CT "AMTMtWCj- ABOUT I rT'' 1-WEM-;-- MEKjARe MQRE COM9.0ERAt ' OF OLO WOMEM, A i -. ji NNW MOTHERS GET GRA. Mi v. orr. I7ELLVW) vjvv dom'T voo CET AM A AJICS v L PAIR OP QOLLER SKATES ? I lCMOW . OSUIE'D UHfH 7wat" the balance of tho road. We have received the promise that this greatest talking point of the land road will be built during the settlement committee is the fact coming- spring. Other Klamath that Klamath farmer, are pro roads will bo surfaced by the Pons and contented. commission. The Becend Annual Klamath Potato Show wu held November 8, t and 10. Over 3.000 people visited the show this year and, the following medium, of adver tising were entered Into for Klam ath Potatoes: I Bpcclal Potato Issue Klamath News: KOW radio broadcasting station: special packed crates of potatoes; newspaper stories; crved Southern Pacific diners served at chamber of cnmmsrcol luncheons: advertised on South- ern Pacific menus: Invitations mailed to potato buyers and pro- duce bouse In San Francisco, Portland, Log' Angclos. Sacramen- to and Salt Lake City; served In KlamaUi rcstanrants. Thrnueh iha oiiMinn tha See- ond Annual Potato Ball, and tbe aelllne of small medal crates of potatoes, enough money will be operated la connection with tho realized to finance the show next Information bureau of the cham year. Everybody helped In making ber, many .thousand, ot visitor, the potato show this year a big were given service and instructed success and Klamath potatoes concerning Klamath resorts, as were well advertised throughout well a. the possibilities of locat tbe Pacific coast region. I lng here on farm land, and In Evpanslon Work 'various Industries. It should be Civic Expansion week should particularly pointed out that the be listed as one of the Important activities of tho year. From Oct. 25 to 29, membership committee visited citizens who should ; be Interested In aiding the work ' of the chamber of commerce and 31 signed contracts for membership in this organization. By contlnu-lof ous membership solicitations lhronehout the veer anil the j the part of active' members to 'look np prospects and solicit them for work In the chamber of com - yinerce. , .-. ?. I.eeilvj ceaeral asrent of Out Our Way AiO.' 1 IT FOR TT - AATvwoolO B& mice! Boy ' ArAERe GOES a "VOLD "! NAAKX. MA! AZY ? I' ( PCE5EWT FOR S PRESENT FOR. AIS in,- over the possibilities here. The The merchant s committee this in putting over!!?""' P"rf' uccessful Christ- i Klamath Coanty . . , Commerce I. an t year coopcroted ot the most ma. opening, that ha. been evnenencea in soumern tjregon. With the stroeu beautifully dec - orated for Christmas, windows were unveiled In the evening showing beautiful displays of merchandise and the citlien. of Klamath Falls were educated la the Isct that Klamath mercnants handle the best In merchandise. '"" Bureau1 The Information bureau tn the chamber of commerce Is some- time, overlooked as a feature InjjjvER 8PIKER, Exalted Ruler Klamath development. Over 12,- F. D. McMillan, Secretary 000 people during the past sum- ' mer and fall registered through thi office and were given data on Klamath resources and outing possibilities. In addition to thls;eaci month In I. O. O. F. Bldg. through a 3-A booth, which Is chamber ot commerce doe. not In any way recommend to any prospect the possibility of retail merchandising here. The board of i directors ha. followed the policy ! for tho past three or fonr year. I that retail business will take care . itself and that the chamber; of commerce Is Interested, not in i brlnzlue new stores here but In j men who desire to locate hero, ) We arc Interested as a board ot j director. In developing industries, jparticn larly remannfacturins nlanta and In ecttllnr our farm lands. And In fact the four major (point, on which the chamber has VdHO & Abc UlM j uu ; --, ,VOuR fettf ! OLD ! a a ' a 4T a t RONWlMGr APTtR STRAr4CaE. MEM -TU' AM i. f eissr w ms smvicg. we. By Blosserj VJOMT GET . OSSIE- tvu a' Mice DONK." talk was only to cover activities May'"? p;r2e7nl irLrvz ".TOriavs . ,.u l ' u ? ale- 1 Wl" nl otUr, tn Klamath Falls, Ore stop with the brief outline that gon, In .aid County of Kmmath. I have given you. and trnst that Dated thi. first publication De- ( yon will appreciate that the Chamber of. . ,h"a" .lTwavs on ,h. ..A, , ,..,, 7 0ur "-8"l"tlon has been made ' ' Klamath Falls LODGE, FR.4.TKRXAL, NOTICE H. P. O. ELKS -Meet Thursday evening. Visiting members wel come. ELK3 TEMPLE. 3rd and Main "unnuna e txwi'K.UT Meet, first and third Wedcesdavs Fannie M. Thompson, Clerk. 418 N. 9th. 815-30 Klamath Falls Business Directory AUTOMOBILE DEALERS r Repair Work Battery 'Service Tire. Nash, Oakland Pontlac, Packard R. R. R. GARAGE 811 Klamath-. Next to Postofflce. Phone 212 Goodyear Tires . .. Fireproof Storage A CTOMOB1LE TIRES Bring; In your worn tires get 5,000 miles more at H usual cost ACE TIRE SHOP 7 Guaranteed vnlcanillne I 115 So. 11th St.' Phone 843-J Re-treads ACTO REPAIR Smithy'. Repair Shop . Guaranteed Auto Repairing Cars called for and delivered South 6th St. Phone C03-W BEAL'TY PARLORS Expert Operators, Individual booths, violet ray, marcell ing, hair tinting BOSTON BEAUTY SHOP Glorenna . Warren : Winters Bldg. . Phone 311 Water, French Paper Carl Facial and Scalp Treatment BUILDING MATERIALS SWAN LAEE MOULDING CO. Quality Building' Material ' South 6th Su '. Phone 739 CHURCHES SACRED HEART CHURCH Eighth and High St. , Rev. A. F. Looser, Rev. C. B. Feige. Sunday masse, at 6:30, 8:00 and 10:30. Evening devotions at 7:30. Week-day mass at 8 a. m Merrill, 1st and 3rd Sundays at 10:30.. All are cordially welcome at our ser vices. CIVIX ENGINEERS i. C. CLEG HORN Civil Engineer and Surveyor 219 High Street C. C. KELLEY Consulting Civil Engineer Underwood Bldg.' Phone 1076 CHIROPRACTORS ' DR. GLEN MOORE Palmer Graduate Chronic and Nervous Disease New Melhase Block, 326 Main Phone 1278 Opposite Court House CONVALESCENT HOME Ashland Facing Park And Lit h la Fountain. Ideal tor old people and . Invalids. d33 DENTISTS DR. E. G. WISECARVER Dentistry . X-Ray Service Underwood Bldg. Phone 64 ( the Pro)" voucher.. within six camber 7th, 1927. JA.viE8 M. JOSF.S, I AOmin AF rtt Ihfl . ' Vo.ng. dea.".d. " ' Fletcher, attorney. Dec. 7-Jan. 7, Inc. " Lodge Directory ' LOYAL ORDER OP BIOOHK - Meet every Thurs day. 7:30 L. O. O. M. Moose Hall, Klam , am avoi UFO. OGLEv Die, KLAMATH LODGE KO. it , A. P. and A. M. 1 ?, Stated.- Communications -V-A J. . 2nd and 4th . Monday iSX Visiting Brothers y . . Welcome . IXM)MIS Itl lLDWa- I '--., DENTISTRY M. E. COOPER I ''! Dentist . , Room 205 Poole Bldg. : Phone 1117 V General Practice of Dentistry ' DR. PHILIP COLE " s 513 Main Over Moe's Store Phone 589 Open Evenings by Appointment Dr. C. Norvnll ' Graduate of Palmer and ' Pacific College " Fourteen years experience We remove the cause ot disease Klamath Falls, opposite Tele phone Office EMPLOYMENT AGENCY KLAMATH EMPLOYMENT OFFICE , . ' Employment tor wor sees'; In every trade milts, nil way , and farm. ..'IT James Ryan, Prop. " Oth and Main Plicae 1ST' MUSIC STUDIO We call hzndle a few more atu dents for piano study. Class!- 1 cal and popular - music. . -,Be-ginner. and advance. "X Mr. snd Mr.. E.' F.V Dicky 131S Lookout', Phone 756 Ey Examined, Fined and the Ciassrs Ground in our own factory to suit your .l individual requirements. Broken Lenses Replaced 4 DR. COBLE'S - 70S MAIN .THEET ; 11 Repairs Quirk Servkt SEWIXG SEWING WANTED , By the hour, or day at your home. Work guaranteed. No garments too large or too small. Price In reach of all. ALICE R. SWISHER 133 N. 10th. Phone 288-R d8-14 PAINTS, WALL PAPER, Wall Paper, Paints, Enamels Brushes i F. R. OLDS ' Across from Postofflce J Phone 43 . Everything a Paint Store Keops Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dead ening Felt, Olass, Rooting, Wall-Paper PATTERSON'S PAINT 8TORH 626 So. 6th St. Phone ISM WAREHOUSES PEOPLES WAREUOUSE! So. Oth Ht. Owned and operated ' by M. P. Parker Warren Denaet Dealer.: Hay, grain, potatoes. - "If storable, we .tore it." . . ,''",' . OPTICIAN , ' rv Sissfjoejesttl " rtiwwwweeweweeseivvwissw'wesive