PACE TEN
Midland
FUNERAL SERVICE
HELD FDR GARRE i T
TULELAKE Delayed funer
il services were held Novem
ber 11 at Vallejo for the late
Eugene Garrett, lb, son of Mr.
ind Mrs. T. E. Garrett, Tule
lake. Young Garrett, serving
nith the U. S. navy, lost his
life in the Port Chicago disas-
r of last July.
First reports were that his
body had been found and ar
rangements for his funeral were
made here. Later the report was
reversed and a memorial serv
ice was he'd.
Recently Mr. and Mrs. Gar
rett made a trip south to naval
hMri.-i!.rtrs at Valleio and up
on investigation found and in England. The dispatch was
identified the body of their official, but no particulars were
youngest son, which had lain i included. Young Tofell has been
since earlv last August, un- in the service for two and one
claimed in a Vallejo funeral 'half years.
Red Ryder
IT'S A SHArE NOT VfEAH, CUT WAIT TllLB f RYDER' (WELL .WELL! 1 oRAfi TriEltYZi-Z V
Wash Tubbs
WHV DO X5U ABREST ME? I CAME
REPORT THAT HKt MAJP, MARIA,
AWAY ANP THAT THE INFORMATION
U SHE (SAVE US WAS FALSE! r?A ABOUT Y0U, t,rfJi . JAPANESE I
Freckles and His Friends
IFYOU WANNA (SET
BACK ON THE COLO
STANDARD , HERE'S
WHAT WVE GOTO .
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DO--BZZZ-BZZZ
Boots and Her Buddies
Alley Oop
Little Orphan Annie
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MUST BE AWFUL UNPOP'LRR-' J BEIN' RELATE6 TO HIM - K?" TH' TIME, HOW CAN ) ' I I CAN GET ALONG mJ
BUT THEN, MAYBE HE'S J)S tm ' fiA Ca TH' KlbS REALLY 1 I WITH 'MOST ANYBObY " ) h
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Da r lor. Interment was at San
Hninn naval cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett have a
second son also serving with
the navy.
Malta
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Nyhart
had as Thanksgiving day guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith and
Barbara Nyhart of Klamath
Falls. Pvt. Pat Schcfflcr of the
Marine Barracks, and Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Nyhart and son,
Clyde of Malm. Barbara Nyhart
is "employed in the Triple A of
fice.
Word has been received here
by Mrs. Marie Tofell that her
son. Laddie. 23, has received
the Purple Heart for injuries
received in one of the recent
major battles in France. He has
been serving in the communica
tions department of the US
army in the European theater
of war for the past year, and
is now a patient in a hospital
TO Y COLONEL
l JALCP I LEAVE
INSTRUCTION
ABOUT you,
NOSEKI
f THEM HE TOLD H5U, OF COURSE, BI"1J
THAT I WA4HELPIN& THE JAPANESE HE SAY 1
srfonvfe' vo- JleivouPAY
. jLak v-- -,r-. . ;
Nope Thats OUT; J Okay.' If you rNT
DOGFACSl CANT WANT TO HAVr?
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Ist-tNl?, IHAIS TwUK
Merrill Legion Post
Sponsors Gift Plan
MERRILL Under sponsor
ship of the American Legion
post and the auxiliary, children
of the grade school who plan to
contribute aids to the Eddie
Cantor "Gifts for Those Who
Gave" program are asked to get
them to the grade school be
fore December 5. Under the
scheduled program all service
men and women in hospitals at
Christmas time arc to be remem
bered with a Christmas gift box.
Small articles that will be
amusing or useful to those who
find it impossible or Hard to
help themselves may be meiua
ed, some suggestions being pock'
et size comic books, any good
book except on the war theme.
games, playing cards, touei ar
ticles, stationery, slippers, tow
els and socks. Food is not rec
ommended. Mrs. Ora Burkes, president of
the auxiliary, wno is also a
member of the grade school fac
ulty, will receive the donations.
Ferns, 100 feet high, once grew
in Kansas.
THIS IS
0UTRA6E0US
TAKE E TO
THE COLONEL
IMMEPlATELy.'
AND WITHOUT IT, SOMf OFTHe
FINER, THIM6S IN LIFE, SUCH A$
THIS, WILL PASS YOU BY
t i ..jp. j. v- ,u j
f II 1
HERALD AND NEWS.
Tu.elake
Radios, confiscated from west
coast Japanese by tho U. S. army
when tho Japs wero scKicguted,
have been released by urn army
it was announced hero this week
bv Sheldon Lowrey. Japanese
desiring to use lliem may have
them shipped from tho storage
location to uo usea neie.
number of remicsts have already
been received for return of the
equipment.
Mrs. French Johnson left this
week for Los Angeles ami other
California points for an indef
inite vacation.
Mr. and Mis. Lee Dixon had
as Thanksgiving Day guest, Mrs,
Dixon's parents, Mr. and Mis.
Lewis Kandra, her brother,
Caroll Kaiulra, and two sisters.
Joanne and Lois Lee, Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Smith of Malm, and
Mr. Smith Sr. of Klamath Falls.
Guests also included four mem
bers of the military guard sta
tion at the prisoner of war camp
on tho west side. Later in Ihe
evening, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Takacs and Archie Hull ot Tule
lake, with Ruth Durant, Klam
ath Falls and Lt. Anton Suty
arrived for the evening.
Lionel Perkins, successor to
Ralnh Currle. has arrived to take
over the duties of supervisor of
tho business enterprises at
Newell. Curiie, who has served
in tho capacity for several
months has been sent to Wash-
By Fred Harmon
By Leslio Turner
By Blosjer
By Martin
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By V. T. Hamlin
By Harold Gray
V SO SORRY... COLONEL 1
! JALOPI BESI5M LAST NKSHTJ
LFUNEgAL TDUORROWfJ
Think ir ov'er., meatball
THINK. IT OVEfc TME" ,
PROSECUTION ,V
RESTS ITS CASE.' fOU WIN,
- , JO-JO
J J!LL DO IT.'
hi . pt.' or.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
inuimi n. C. Perkins has served
for tho last 10 years h ox-off tclo
director of cooperative services
ill Now York. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Debuhr
have been called to Portland by
tho Illness of Debuhr t motnor.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert I'ullinK
who havo been stationed with
I ho desert uiimo refuuo at Los
Vocas, Nevada, will urrlvo hero
in the near future 10 remain our-
inn tho nuiskrat trapping sea
son. milliuii, who sikmU some
time hero two years atio, will no
in chai'KO of tho government in
spection of hides which aro
turned in bv tramicrs to tho gov
ernment in payment for trapping
privileges.
Sprcigue River
Ardlth Roff and small dnush
ter Sandra aro visiting relatives
hi Klamath Fa s this week
Phyliss Sandcrvlllo Is working
in the Wooden Box cafo until
she returns.
Mrs. Howard Cmmo and son
havo returned from Susanvlllo
where Mrs. Crumo has been rm
ployed for somo time, Mr. and
Kirs. Crumo aro now slaying at
the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Uoducr, Sr.
Airs, rhyllis Sandcrvlllo and
daughter Maria havo returned
from a two weeks visit with
her husband PFC Nobel Sander
villo at San Diego. VVC Sander
ville cxiK'Cts to be moved soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Crume
havo moved to their property In
Spraguo River for tho winter to
bo near school,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Camlnl wero
in Portland over tho weekend to
attend a wedding dinner for
their daughter, Mrs.- Oswald
Pisanl and Mr. Pisanl. More
than 100 guests wero present.
U75 Robert Cumin I. son of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Caniini, writes
that he Is now In Germany.
PFC Chuck Gains, son of Mrs.
Russel Keman, is also in Ger
many. Pvt. Joe Gains, a brother
who is stationed in tho south, is
taking paratroou training,
St. Sgt. Clifford Hayes was
visiting friends in Spraguo River
for several days tho past week.
Ho has recently returned from
Knsland. Clifford has received
tho DFC.
An election was held In the old
gym Saturday for the Indians to
elect representatives to go to
Washington, D. C. On the elec
tion board were Mrs. Alfrieda
Bodner, D. Cook and Mr. Park
er. A largo per cent of the
eligible voters were out to vote.
Pvt. Dean Parks, who has been
stationed at Camp Roberts, is
here to spend a 10-day furlough
with his wife, Mrs. Frances
Parks and his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Bryan Parks. Dean has
two brothers In the service, Pvt.
Don Parks stationed on New
Calcndonia and Pvt. Cleo Parks
in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Elzle Cassldy
and family moved the pat week
to Corinth, Calif.
Pvt. Thiodoro Barncv. who
has been in Alaska two years,
is nomo lor a ju-oay iiiriougn,
Is visiting relatives. Ho will
return to Alaska,
Mr. and Mrs. Fo k Haddock
and family were In Klamath
Falls Monday shopping.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Raymond is a niece of Mrs.
Raymonds. Sharron Lee Hub
bard from Myrtle Point.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Soitzcr visit
ed relatives in Mcdford over the
weekend.
Mrs. B. W. Cowbrough is hore
from Bcrkcly, Cnllf.. visiting
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Cowbrough.
Her husband, T. Sgt. B. W. Cow
brough is in the Philippines on
Ley to.
Cpl. Leo Pugh spent the past
week here visiting his sister,
Mrs. Lcndle Story and family,
Cpl. Pugh has been overseas
224 months and has been in serv
ice in Australia, New Guinea,
India and Burma. Ho will report
to banta Barbara after spending
a 21-day furlough with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Pugh
of Lakcvicw and his sister here.
Merrill
Mr. and Mrs. -R. L. Dalton
had as their Thanksgiving Day
guests, Mr. and - Mrs. Victor
Brown, formerly of Bakersfield,
Mrs. Brown Is a niece of the
Daltons, and recently was giv
en on honorable dischargo from
the WAVES. Her husband, a
pharmacist's mate 1c,-with the
amphibian engineers, has been
given a medical discharge after
having been Injured during
service In the New Guinea area.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Woodlcy
arc vacationing for a week on
the coast where the fishing is
good. .
Audrey Grey, Spokane, .for
merly of Merrill, Is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Louis Hill and
family, and of her. uncle, Aub
rey Fleming and family. She is
en route to San Francisco where
she will make her home with a
sister, Mrs. Dave Lyons. .
Bly
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Quackcn
bush and Pats from the Gasquit
ranger station at Obricn, Ore.,
visited at the Herb Hadlcy home,
Friday, November 18. The
Quackcnbushs were former Bly
residents and Leo was ranger
hero.
Norman Bannister, Ph. M. 2c,
Mrs. Bannister and two children,
spent tho weekend at the Had
lcy home. Norman Is stationed
with tho navy at San Francisco,
and Mrs. Bannister and children
arc living at Alturas, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hadley and
Darlene, and Mrs. Clark Abbott
and Betty Abbott, were business
visitors in Klamath Falls Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Campbell
and daughters, Barbara and Jo,
spent Thanksgiving with rela
tives In Klamath Falls.
PIED PIPER
LIVINGSTON, Mont., Nov. 30
(P) The man with the precious
bundle was followed by a long
line of people, . .
His cargo: an armload of cig
arette cartons for delivery to a
HrilV tlnra
Fort Klamath
Robert Taylor. AMM, U. S
navy, was hero several days ago
visiting relatives wnuu on un
1
He is tho son of flay 'laylor
ami the grandson of Mrs. Rob
ert Taylor.
William Lambert recolvod
sevcro Injury to his right liuiul
while sawing wood last week,
when the thumb was nearly sev
ered. Several stitches were
taken lit the injured liuncl after
Lambert was mailed to iiam-
nth Falls for medical rare by
Orvlllo Schroeder, lor w h o in
Lambert wiis culling woou in
tho tlmo III company with Dob
Briscoe and Bub SiunllflcUl of
Fort Klamath.
Word has been received here
from Lt. Alfred B. Castcl Jr.,
who is now In Belgium with
tho U, S. army ulr corps. Lt.
Castcl had completed 65 com
bat missions to ditto when ho
wrote, und had received nine
Oak Leaf Clusters, In addition
to tho Silver Star winch ho was
awarded recently tor snooting
down three nazi pianos and
damaging three others, all ac
complished single-handed a n d
without any gun sights, or In
jury to himself or his P-UU
nlan
P-3H iila no. ho slated
Mrs. Aaron Rlioten Is still Mil
ferlng from tho effect of food
poisoning which confined her
to a Klamath rails hospital last
week. Mr. and Mrs. Rlioten live
at the George Denton park
north ot r ort Klunialh, mid
Rlioten Is employed near hero
In logging operations ot tno uig
Lakos Box company
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J.
Wright led last week for Cali
fornia, where Wright will bo
employed by Loreii Miller Sr.,
on tho Miller ranch near Cot
tonwool. Calif., for tho winter
mouths. Mr. and Mrs. nob koci
rinucz and family left this week
for Floumoy, where Rodriguez
will feed cattlo this winter for
John Cauhape, local cattleman,
Eldon Urattiiln is spending
two weeks at his homo at the
Bruttuln ranch on Klamath
marsh from Tho Dalles, Ore.
Sgt. Blalno Bratlaiu of Camp
Swift, Texas, arrived home on
Tuesday morning for a few
days' furlough and will visit
his parents and brother Robert
before returning south.
James Miller returned Wed
nesday morning from n trip to
Anchorage, Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Slsomoro
and daughter Jo-Anne spent
Thanksgiving In Klamath Falls
as guosL of his brother and
family, Mr, and Mrs. Orth Slse
more and son.
Mrs. Frank Denton and Mrs.
Hansford Williams and children
spent Thanksgiving at Spring-
Held as guests of Mrs. Williams
brother-in-law, sister and fami
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hurt and
children.
Alfred B. Caslcl was a Klam
ath Falls business visitor on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whllo are
In Fort Klamath attending to
their property interests hore
whllo White is on vacation. He
has been employed by tho U. S.
forest servlco at the Scott Creek
guard station near here, and he
and Mrs. White will spend the
winter in Medford, where he
will bo employed by the forest
service.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Decker
arc moving this week to Klam
ath Falls, where Decker has ac
cepted a position with the
Southern Pacific Railway com
pany. Decker was formerly em
ployed as timekeeper for the
Big Lakes Box company.
PFC Vernon Wlmcr. U. S.
marine corps, left this week to
return to San Diego, Calif.,
after enjoying a visit with rela
tives here whllo on leave from
the San Diego naval hospital,
to which ho has been confined
for a year. The young marine
was injured during the invasion
of Tarawa, when his leg was
shattered and he was injured in
the hand also. Although he still
has a cast on his Injured leg,
and Is forced to use crutches,
PFC Wlmcr expressed his pleas
ure at being able to bo around
again. He holds, the Purple
Heart medal, and was recently
awarded tho Presidential Cita
tion for heroism at Tarawa,
while he was still at the San
Diego naval hospital.
Hager
Betty Wright, who recently
underwent an appendectomy at
the Klamath Valley hospital, is
convalescing, and is expected to
return to her homo soon.
Turkey picking started at the
Newnham ranch near Pine
Grovo lost week,
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kohlcr and
son, Dale, were collers at the
T. M. Kohlcr homo Tuesday eve
ning. Sympathy of this community
is extended to the Jackson fam
ilies in the Spring Lake district
after their loss of James Jack
son. '
John ' Short and David Mc
Comb returned from Portluncl
last week where they were
called by Ihe selective service
board, but were unablo to puss
their cxnms.
Mrs. McComb visited her old
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lelblng
last Thursday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Keiffcr were
both employed at the Mallory
market helping to prepare tur
keys for the holidays.
Ernie Mcnuchlc was trans
ferred from the navy base hero
last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mcn
uchlc were residents hern dur
ing the summer.
Mrs. D. Klein has been 111
during the past week,
Mrs. Emm,a Klnny and Donna
were shoppers at tho market
Friday.
Mr. Wright, son Charles and
Douglas Kohlcr went to Tloncsta
lost Sunday on a business trip.
Several of the school children
were sick with the flu this
18 Help WanUd. Male
. If you want to work In o lonnn ,
or lumbor yard whoro conditions nr mp' swr
tho office or phono 5 146 ftlW
Wo need men In all these rlnn ,
operation which Is an ewontial ZZxT 01
MILL: Dry lumbor handlers.
Pelican Bay Lumber Co'
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OK MNAI, HllTTI-t MtNT
Notlf ! Itrtiv Hi van thai J til tut M
riMiulitrt. MtlniiitUiminr f Hi Katut tf
nmntivt nunum, iirti , iigi ft n
lit l lirull Court u( Ota HUl ( Oleum.
of hi mltulttUtrllim. nil Alrl I'min
ir maiiiHdi i-oumr, ins miai ri'iiiim
Iim fined Ucitiltr 13, 1044. at 10
oYlitrh A. M. m Mm tlm and tit cotitt-
room tit am i.tutri in pur for tho
iishi ims anil aiiieiiiniii in aam account.
Jt'l.ll'H M HAN nr. UK
Atlmltilitralor of Ilia KiUI of
maimm nanner. nat'tattd,
Dtr1: Nnvaniliar 1ft, Iim,
N. l.'44-30i IJ, 1 No. MS.
Ritlon Calendar
War Prle nd Rationing Hoard, Ato
Main atrawt, Otfica hmira dallv, 0 .10
a. in. w a.ju p, m.j naumiay. u .w a, in.
to a p. m, I'lton Olul fur all informa
tion. All application mint b MAILED In
to I ha War Vtic and Halloitlu Hoani
at AM Main attl, and MOT irianud
111 VVTMHI
ItUnAHtUtlon bonk 4-Atitfar tamrta
10 through XI valid Indefinitely, imunU
earn, nuitar alamo 40 Valid through
reu, an, itir o pouttai noma fait
nihil only, maino m valid Novamiivr
in cf nllaly.
1'nocr.iittri) rooDs-
iu,i fr. riTAMi's ration booh 4-An
thrmiK.i tn and AS llwoujh WS valid
luiieiiiilioiy.
Mr AT. HUTTKH, CMKrflC-
lir.l) 1ST A MI'S - ration twMk 4-.AR
through ,fl and AS through I'd good in.
definitely.
UA MOUNT.-"A" u inlrrt DacamtMr
31. tacit rounon worth i galloita. Cou
(Mint itut valid iiiilfu aitdorfail. "11" or
i." cuupona may lt ronawwd within.
hut riot Ixjfora 13 dara from da la on
cuvar of (.took.
rvKit oiul'r(od 40 rmiDont and
new period t coupon! valid through
Augmt Jl. 1D4S. Not moia Itiatt 7" of
aoira rallunt uliotiltl o tiled In due.
HTUVH -Aunly local uoaid fur nur.
cha (--vrllficatct.
NHOlCNHk 3 a r ulana itamna 1-1 -3
valid indefinitely.
I'll ICC cUNTIIOU-naftr Innulr and
conuilalnta to price rltrh at liK'al ufftr.
WOOD. COAK HAWnUBT l)llv.fy
by iirlnrlllca tuuad on WrllUn tUlamant
ot naeda
nriOKS-nook o-AirDUna aiampa I
valid Indefinitely, New alamp valid No
vemher 1. Ummi atampa invalid.
WOOD. COAL. KAWmjlVr - I iwrv
by prlorltlf haaad un written atate
Ittanta of nri.
I'MlC IC CO.NTHOt W.f.r InoulrUa and
comnlalnta to prlra clerk at local board
KENT CONTHOl.-l.atid lor da oaltilnna
for adj.utmtnt now being accepted toy
fun I fnnlrol nfflo
CLA8UIFIED IIATES
On rt.r word 4c
a das run i word to
3 day run r" word lie
4 day run p-" word 13c
9 day run f" word 14c
Week run word 13c
MonUi run word 43c
ao'Vj DlKount ror I'aymanl in Advance
3 Dltcounl ror Paymanl ty loin
Ada raralvad by 1:00 n. m. will oooaar
uni allcrnoon In "Nw roday" column.
Ada CO Into racular cla.airicaoon ariar
tha IUi day. Ada may ho carKallad Dr
caiiini aia oy iu:uu a. nv
UIHPLAY olaaaintd lala wlin larlcr
typoi rnual bo in tn day bofor publlcA
lion. Naw Today
PtmUC FAItM 8A1.T.
HATUIIOAY. DEC. 2ND
Id A. M.
A I have eold my ranch ! will Mil
at Public Auction, eight mllea weat of
!.akevlew on Thomaa creek, Uta follow
tng tleacrtucu properly:
MVKHTOCI.
7 1IEAO HOMSr.fl
a Dark firayi. fl r,, wl, inoo earh
a Dark Urayi. 0-7 yra. wt. 1400 each
1 Ilrnwn (inldlng, 5 yra., wl. 1W0
1 Horrcl C.cl.llng, 3 yra.. Wt. 1400
I Uay Ueldlng, 7 yr., wl. 1300
21 CATTLE
IS HoUteln and Durham milk cow
0 Hprlni Calvea
1 Hoan Dull
Part of theae cwa are milking now
and the balance heavy aorlngert. frv-h
cntng natea and production rerurm
given "1 day. Public la Invited to
look theae goou cnwi over prior to tale.
IIUUH
4 Young ftowa
MACHINERY
3 McCormirk-Deerlng mowers
3 Hay Itttkea
a Duck Hake
1 Hay Hilda
a Wooden wheel wagon ,
1 Kubber tired wagmk
3 Iron wheel wagnitt
t lo.(t. Grain Drill
M-Hecilon harrow
1 3'dlic pluw
3 Gang Plowa, 1 Walking Plow
1 (in Engine
1 a-horae Kreino, 1 4-horae Freano
1 Cream fleparator. nearly new
1 Net Illarkimlth Toola .
Nuniftrotia Other Article
BI'KNCE OHIIOKN. Owner
Free I.unch at Noon
R. E. It HO DM. Aucitonccr
E J, W1HK, Clerk
10 A M. Decemlwr 3, 1044
TEMMS -CASH 13-1
WANTED-full time mlddle-agrd hoti.p-
ktwprr. The beat of, wago. Call :nin.
All convenience. 004 tf
WANTED Motor overhaul mechanic.
Weekly guarantee and good percent
age, Thoroughly equipped ahnp and
part dept. Anderaon Auto Service.
Phono 0373.' M1U
NIOIIT CLEI1K WANTED Anchor Hotel.
DO YOU NEED HELP? Anyone who
fleairea work to, ba done ny Marine
during liberty hour. plea Phonn
Oinn hntwertn 0 and 11 a. m. Aik for
Michael Moran.;
A NEAT, modern one4droom- home
near bun fur I7!W), Jmrnadiata poi
aeitlpn. aaay term.
COMroitTAPI.E ona-bedroom homo In
Mill nddlllon. near bua, for fuo,
4B0 down. . .
.-.-a-
A LOVELY 8 -be tl room atiburban home.
like new. near bua, for gasw, Eariy
noMctilon.
a
ANOTHER BARGAIN In Allnmont for
aixw. two-room nouo ann one-nan
acre, eaiy forma, Immadlata poaimlon.
Sea ,
Joe Perry.
with
f. Ti, WEAVER
Rent Eatata and Inauranca
nao E, Main fit. Phone Old
141
roit HENT-nnrhelor'a apl., ul1ahle for
one man. j'rivaia anower. .lao -omi-mrrclal.
H-30
EOR BALE- lo:ifl Plymouth dn..
nown, intal prlra .i93, Include
deductible Inamanca. Also 3-burnfr
Coleman gii atove, large type, $7.W),
Sa Phlppa. Midland Store. 133
ron RALE - 3 bulldog pupplea, and
amnoarn mnKa typewriter, .ni-on mm
with a bnxrt nhell. Phone 0200, Can
be men 40R0 Shnata Way. "-8
ron RALE -Table lamp gU-flO, Floor
m in pa f4,na. Liticaa rurnnur.
FOR BALE-Clrculatlnf heater,, Phnne
Mill, tm-m
FOR
DAI tT MIhIm MnM mm tufn-
P
irl and rhalc 1 iMrlrnnm aet. f02
lum. . . 12-3
WANTED-Clerk at Wlnama Hotal, !
November 1
hi,
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