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EIGHT HERALD AWD NEWS
Our Boarding House
Tuesday. Apn 19
With Moior Hoopla -ut Our Way
By J. R. William.
WE'LL WrWETO
AWARD OLfXF
TUB tJlNlrJG
ROOM RODEO
PR.IZ& Fou
nt iiruteSTDRAVAJ
- OM THE feKrAW
iVW BET
ALSO GOES
OM CHUNG TO
OLJTSrAOOT
6UGK.B FROrA
AT A FRESH
plate 0T7
1M&ti.PALS SOT
done coi? tiii-
1 A. , 1- ft I t- rv-T- QM I '
-IF I EVER.
V01N1 THAT
EVENiT T'lL
KlOOVU X'N IN)
SHAPE TO
rAAniGLE BURKE: M
I 1 JlD
LAF
MAKES UP FOR-,
AX TABLE.
f T THIklK IF
VOU'D PULLTrV
UNDERPANTS
OUT MORE LIKE
THIS SHE'D SOOM
SEE THAT MX)
AN" TH' UNDER
WEAR. CAN'T
BOTH LIVE IN TH'
SAME PANjTS,
AM SHE V OIT
VOU A NEW
OUTFIT.'
NO. VOU
DON'T KNOW
HER.-- SHE T
SAV IT'LL BE
SUMMER.
SOOM AND
XXJ WON'T
NEED HEAVY
UNDERWEAR,
AND THEM.
PANTS WILL
LAST A LONG.
TIME
VET.
MV MA'S JIST
AV SAVIM' AS
VOURS. BUT I
JIST AIN'T GKOWIN"
AS, FAST AS TOU,
ER. I'D LOOK JIST
AS DISREPUTABLE.'
IF A PENNY WA-3
BUTTER MY MA
COULD BUTTER
SIX SLICES OF
QREAD WITH
II.'
MS
1 .
I'V
BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOOM
4.
Red Ryder
By Fred Harmon
V 1 RECKON THIS """ll
V i St 6f 01X3HT 10 6S ENlOUSrU
Hi OVMVMTC TO CAUSE J
NV X aflN Jul
flew.
WMIlS.
AT THE
THE HILL
INSS.SH
LI-PLST
.comsnnnlAmvKl
Wash Tubbt
By Leslie Turnor
If WOT ABOUT THOSE MB. PE6REE PAID
CROOKS. THAT THEY I THEIR? BAIL ..THE 7 tpT
ARRESTS? with ME-1 SOME TIME ASO,
RAMON, DESREE
1 yASANWHiie,AT otto decree's apartment f ramom. vou amp V maybe Y WAIT, otto ;
PWE CAN'T STOP X FEEFTY SRANO ALMOST EEM MOWA HAP BETTER WE FIND I I HAVE THE I
t-,rll EB WHATHE-S I LEETLBMU T WW L,: tujiT l'"" ijBklnrTnSI
NONAf fl- .iJ J I IR LABNp..y 5IU VEK7 1 MECNO: IT iv. I V-' t
Boors and Her Buddies
By Martin
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THS -JTrttW
wow. I era
Or
Freckles and His Friends
By Blotter
Lard OMLY BOUCMTTME"
tAltCE FBfaSMT LlutAiOd
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I ADWCe HIS
PBTESMIMATOJ
TO BeOOfATA ,
REMEMBER
VWETMER. I
fctffcAT CROONER: I CIRNOT I
!i EVER. PROPPED
I NOW.SAM. Drr BE
I CRITICAL.' HE OMLY
I KEEPS IHE MICRC
PHONE WITH HIM SO
H& can ctci unm
i "f- IT '
Look Ismt
THAT CUTE ?
Ir woulo ee Just as
cure f he wees A
STREET SWEEPER
AND WENT IO BED WITH 1
HIS DKLMJM y-" I
Alley Oop
By V. T. Hamlin
f BUVVjAR BOMPS ( loowt them hobmobsim' I xtjon't ljderctamdW TT7Z -! n 'IH,"S'
viSLcSSriT'S OKAY hNi J9M, AN' AFTER-"", ToSiT..T TiPOl Pj ff
ge j
Little Orohan Annin " "
By Harold Gray
PBt!?Jr?3; rABi5ir.'PUT INTCTo". NKTURftLLT- THEN IT JUST ADDS I Mm'm-
L CftN'T I BE ) YOUR ftGE?- ANB V,Efc1FIW' OO ftLL YOU COULt. H ALL RIGMT, BUT BEISJG
t INDEPENDENT? TOPERLY SO- I I Work ujiSt i ? (L T fOR FREE-TO JCEEP EXTREMELY
Some Japanese Siill Hold
Out in Caves on Iwo Jima
Langell Valley
T.nnirpll Vnllcv women are
again reminded that Red Cross
scwInR is held every Wednes
day uftcrnoon at the homo o(
Mrs. Hurry Frazier. Everyone
is nrizcd to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pcpple
have received word from their
son, Dick, that he Is now a sea
man first class. Dick is some
where in the Pacific.
Zula Kylcr heurd from Glad
ys Alften of the Wac. She is
now stationed near San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Alften lived in
Lnngell Valley before joining
the Wac.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Gale of
Lynwood, Calif., spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. John
Sullivan. They were en route
home from Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Lester Lcavitt spent Fri
day at Bonanza with Mrs.
Owpn Pepple.
Marjorie Bramwell of Bonan
za spent Thursday night with
Mary Malone.
Mrs. Ray Marchant and chil
dren visited Thursday with Mrs.
frank Brown and daughters.
Margie Brown of Bonanza spent
the weekend with the March
ant iamily.
There will be a shower on
May 5 at the parish hall In hon
or of Mrs. Louis Randoll. Host
esses will be Mrs. Joe Potucck.
Mrs. Johnnie Campbell and
Evelyn Campbell. Everyone is
cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones and
family were pleasantly sur
prised last week when a buddy
of their son, Roger, visited
them. He is Jack Campbell,
quartermaster on furlough in
Klamath Falls with his parents.
Both boys were in the South
Pacific for many months.
Pvt. B. J. (Junior) Nork left
Thursday for his station after a
furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Nork Sr.
Mrs. Malcolm Teare of Bo
nanza spent Thursday visiting
Langell Valley friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marchant
and family were dinner guests
of the Bill Burnetts on Tuesday.
Audrey Cochran and Vivian
and Uda Choznasky had their
tonsils removed on Friday morn
ing. They are the daughter and
granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Cochran.
Mrs. Mary Dearborn, Albert
and Charles Dearborn were Sun.
day dinner guests at the Lcavitt
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Los
Angeles have moved to the
Prince ranch .which they recent
ly purchased. Mrs. Smith is the
sister ot Kay Davis.
Hazel Morrison of Klamath
Falls and Mrs. Zclma Foote and
son of Henley were Langell
Valley visitors on Thursday.
There will be a bridal shower
In honor of Mildred Martin
Reedes, a recent bride, , at the
home of Mrs. Willam D. Camn-
bell on April 19. Co-hostesses
will be Mrs. Lloyd Gift and Mrs,
Orville DeVaul. Everyone is
cordially Invited.
Mrs. Florence Botklns spent
Tuesday in Klamath Falls with
Mrs. Nome Pepple.
Mrs. Marvin Jacobsen of
Klamath Falls spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clay Walker.
MSgt. Vernon Watklns has
been home on furlough visit
ing his parents and other rela
tives and friends. He spent the
past three years in Alaska. The
Watkins family moved ' to Lan
gell valley from California and
bought the S. T. Robison ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Batius,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cain and
Joyce and June Pinelli all of
Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs
Lester Pinelli of Midland, and
Frank Henry of Oakland, Calif.,
were Sunday dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Burnett and sons.
Mrs. Mary Dearborn and Mrs
Cora Lcavitt spent Monday in
Klamath Falls with Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Dearborn.
Molvin (Bud) Huntley was
home on furlough visiting his
mother, Mrs. Daisy Huntley and
brother Merle. Bud has been
stationed at Camp Roberts and
has been transferred to Fort
Ord.
Little Wayne Thurman of
Fallon, Nov.. is visiting his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. W
Brown while his parents are on
a business trip to San Francisco.
By ELMONT WAITE
'iima i,ti Down on the
,.. , id m end of Iwo Island nri.i';
V japan inhnlry l '' w. 11
blowing up caves daily as llc
as mid-April.
There st " were iiv
flJitii.-Jln' ' l'nv,T
too '. Sometimes they surrei
cred. At other limes uu-y .v
fnuta ' when JPy'.nu?K
DDcals wore shouted Into tho
E mouths! Then they were
blown up. , , ,
As many as lu wimm . v
,,,-.,iw neriod surroiuiired In
answer to uch appeals. N '
knows exactly how many oil e
died In the blast of cavc-senllng
high explosives.
..i,-,iii.hnm JunniKve boys
the nisei arc responsible lor
the surrender ot piaiuum
of tho scores and scores of pris
oners taken on Iwo Jimuj and
each now prisoner nus volun
teered 10 help nersuBuo .
punions to yield,
"War Ii Ov"
"Americans are building an
airport right over your head,
they shout into tho silent cave
mouths. "The war on Iwo Jima
is over. Bulldozers are waiting
to close up your cave . . ."
One palrol led by lieutenant
had three Japanese Interpreters
wniKna nuisldc a cavern en-
irnni-p when out came a nole
written mostly In French!
It hud been written by a Jap
anese captain. Ihe son of a
ii,.,,ini,iuti ocnenil of the Iwo de
fenders. An officer recalled
enough French to translate most
nt Hi . tmttv
"I realize the war on iwo i
ended." it said. "I want to
give up. Will von shout me at
umdown? What do you wish
me to do?"
Sutolclout JP
Arrnount and suspicious at
fir.t h taken to an Amer
ican hospital tent where one of
hi .Iiuvmea. friends was recov
ering from battle wounds. They
talked together, and the captain
becamo convinced "(hat the
Americans wero really on the
up and up," tho officer ex
plained. Next day, April 10, the cap
tain went back with Americuns
and nisei to pcrsiiBdo his com
rades to surrender. They sold
they'd kill anyono who entered
their cave.
"I am a Japanese officer, the
captain snopped In his native
language. "I have more guts
than any one of you. If you
kill me, you kill me but I'm
coming in to talk to you!"
Shot By Countryman
In ho went. Out he came,
holding his chest. "I've been
hit," he reported, and sal down
suddenly. Blood camo from be
neath his hand. Tho Americans
took him to the hospital, lie
was pretty sore about that; ho
wanted to get back to tho cave.
"The.- didn't mean to shoot me,"
BIKES FOR RENT
MAKE RESERVATIONS
FOR SUNDAY
Phone 5520 222 S. 7th
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
he Inslntrd. "I want to talk to
(hem ..."
A Jaixiuese friend of Ihe cap
lulu took over, however. He
broiideust his !'" Inlo another
entrance of tho cave,
"Ynu havo wounded your own
caplaln," he shouted. "I am
.SUilUllUK licru liuiv, Him hu
need to do Is glye H'" order to
ii, n Aiiifi'U'uus uiirl this cuvo will
bo blown up."
Six inciro Japs emergen, nanus
held high. The Japanese lieu
tenant who nan inucie ine Hppeai
waited onlv n second or two
after the sixth inun had emerged.
Then lie signalled and wham!
when the cave.
A lieutenant and one of the
nisei boys rolled up Ihe record
of 120 prisoners in four days.
The nisei, according lo tho bat
talion c o in m nude r, "wero
brought here for office work,
and by gnllv they've done bolter
In Inn" field than anyone, They're
reallv good, no fooling. They
try hard, and they're smart
really Interested In their Jobs."
CLEMSON IN THICK OT IT
CT.KMSON. S. C- April 24
A survey shows 237 Clemson
letteriuen are In, or have been
in, Ihe ai'iucd forces.
PHILADELPHIA 0 under
Hack-it, Swedish irack slur, ac
cepted invitation to compete in
special nillo at Pcnn relays on
Saturday,
ArmiNn MAciipNTr
W.r ..,nCk. ',0
n'MIIII Ullt ' a
i:w Today
WANT I- flUt) ptUrv.
01 ft Mrht.
imtt
WANTED- Yming man, Vn ftt r
over, ilrin in work In l'arla D
ttUnint tmri pti-H. up part. Muii
tavt driver'! liccin ThU ! !
fxirtutill lit learn Ui prtl biialnoti
tit Jt Job wlili tt iiitur H Mr
Thnmpaiui, HlUr Millar Co. 4 3
WANTED CnnlttnIK0 CHjr Trurk
Driver unit W4lJituumit. ftlar1y
tnuplo) meal wim rhnr IW ftttvan--nitftt.
Uk.J wan will! plly tivf.
lima Apitlv III prort. Mtr) hr
tnait Co. HtiflMtf lit, UIHI
roil furniihvtt. modirn
huii. u.n riuin. rot ppotnifini
ram KAt.t nearltlarvd fkltiKt (
inl. 'nall U. riutlil. Vii
rOH MA1X-..70 Mfkai of drop .
in...... "rjt.i A Jn
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CSZDITORS
Notlco U hartby liven Ih.t th tind.r.
ilfnrd hfl ben appolnlrd admlnlitralrlv
of Ihe eiUte of Oeorfe n. Jen,en. d-t-eated.
by lha Circuit Court ot Ihe Stalo
or Oreitnn for Klamath County and nai
qualified.
All peraom havlns elalma acalnit aalfl
eitate are herehy nolllled to pretent
tha tame proparly verified lo the under-
Igned admlnltlralrlx at tha office of
A. W. Schaupp. B131', Main ttreet. within
!x month, from Ihe riaui of the flr.l
publication of thl. notlca which I.
April 3, IIM.1
TlIF-.l.MA JANSKKM.
Administratrix of tho etate of
Kenrjte D. Jamaen, decaaacd,
A. .110-17.24: M. 1 No. 7S.
Ration Calendar
War Price and natlnnlna Board. Arm
Main ttrret. Office hour, dally, 10
a. m. lo :M p. m. Phono Slat for all
Information.
All application. mul ha MA1LKO In
to the War Price and aatlnnlni Board
at 4.VI Main atrcet. and NOT preicnted
In person.
FRorgssKn roons:
ni.tlK RTAMPS-Biillon booV 4-C 2
Jhroujh G-2 valid thrnunh April Sn.
1-2 throuith M-2 valid through June 2.
N-2 through 1-2 valid through June 30.
T-2 throimh X-2 valid through July .11.
nKI STAMPS-nallon book 4-T-S
through X-S valid through April 2.
V-J through n i valid through June 2.
F-2 through J. 2 valid through June 30.
SUGAR-""" hooi, 47jar al'amp
atamD val d t-iv i.
.S'I0E(J naUon book J Airplane
.tamp. Invalid.
CASOMNK ,'A" IS coupon., 4 gallon,
each, valid through June 21.
STOVEg-Apply local board for oil,
faa atovo certificate..
FUEL Oil Period 1-J flncluilvel
coupon, valid through Auguit .11. Not
.uZTia i"C 'ZT cent or .eo.on'a rallom
hoiild have been uied to date In Port
1 n? 75 ber cent In rtnnehurg area
and 60 per cent In North Head area.
5h- SAWDIIHT-nealor da-l?,rJ.-!'
,dn v'ry ."'lor" "orn con
iimer. written .tatement of annual
,cNTB06-efer Innulrle. and
"'?l"in!r.)SJi'XV '!"" 0-'I board.
...i 1 . w, under Ked-
Snlla !f..COlllr, 1 "nlcd dwalllns
In ten.no J , J rou' "na cnangea
CLASSIFIED BATES
2!J 2 2 , Pr word So
day run
day run ..
Wak run
Month run
in ! iimn.ifF. worn idci
20 Dlicount lor Pummt in Advance
8 Dlicount for Parmtnt hy 10th
ama affmoon in "Naw Today" ooRima
.par word l.lo
.por word Ho
Dr word lc
word 40c
J
V-z
" "1iTi T " T " T
Wrt ,.., ....
i -v i jima irom Texas, toni
Well,, well! Small rest of tho
world, isn't it?" 8
USED PIANOS, thoroughly rxondlllon
ed and tun.,1 to atandard 440 pitch,
l.ntu It. MANN, tuner at Derby'
Music Co.. ISO N. Tin. 30
WANTED rectory rasawrer. loggltui
r. i.clim,iic A C. mx-hlnot. Dig
Laae. lion Co, Phona tils. 4-M
WANTED- Kitchen help, fountain girl.
anu wamesiea. APiy in
Klamalh llllll.rUs. 4-30
r-Al.t. JnllN McrcE
About this S-room motlern homa In St.
rraiicts Park. It I. Insulated, has hard
wood floor, thermostatic oil furnc.
Iirnlara tervlro oorch and lalga gar-
age Shrubbery and garden spot. Price
U7M. terms Phone 40JI. evening! 0.107:
or cell at 110 N, llh. 4 J4
mil tIENT ... g-ronm cabin, rlosg In
llyteway Taylorv 110 N. Ilh. 419
KOII HAI.K Kurnlshed or unfurnished
3 houses on same lot at 3UJ7 Uregnu
Possession now. 4-30
roil SALE- lua Chevrolet, privately
owned isra Sargent (L CaU after
030, Manliou.
CO-OP CHICK C HATCH and CHICK
BTAHTr.lt. for sale at Klamalh llealn
Cooperative, one block off Mouth
Sixth sued on Hit Midland Hood
4-30
LOST-nieck billfold rnntalntng A ga.
stamps, naturn to llox 010. Slerrlll
Reward. 4 20
WANTED Wool nrcsaer, Prefer exper
lenced. Apply C.scado Laundry. 4-30
SERVICE MAN'S WIFE need, reliable
woman lo care for 2 children. P ease
call 0.111. 4-34
WANTED-Wonl Preiser, Prefer xner-
leuced. Apply Cascada Laundry. 4-30
WANTED-Nlghl fireman 01 Doy Scout
Mill. 4-30
WANTED Party lo care for lawn. V
Pacific Terrace. 4-20
WANTED n.i. driver for Heady shift.
Apply Klamath Bit. Co.
roll SALE SI. rranrl. Park, ultra
modern. 2-bcdroom home, flee lie
tween hours 0 and 11 a. in. ond 4 and
7 p. m. 4012 Thompaon. Ilodtf
FOR RENT-Slooo gcree grarlng land,
fonred and cross-fenced anil watered
Suitable for anv Ivoo of livestock.
Write to r. B Cushman. Slar llmilo.
uox 40, uriand, Ulenn Co., California
4-20
FOR SALE BY OWNER .-bedroom
home, room for another room. Walk
ing distance, close to achool. 134 N.
Georgia. 4. 28
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Pree-ln.
logs aro your beat dry fuel. Will
burn In any typo of wood or enal
slove. FRED II. llElLUIIONNEIt. B21
Spring. 4.30
FOR BAI.E-I
Phona 3770.
nearly naw drag
FOR SALE oil healing
Altamonl Drive.
2740
4-30
FOR SALE-Oreen enamel wood or coal
range, coll., 3a 0147 Collage. 4-20
WANTED TO BUY-Lata model oar,
good condition. Cash. Ph. 0B20, 4-20
WIM, LADY who wna driving Into
monei rnrd on Oak atreet Hepl. anlh,
11144, and Witnessed antra ni-clilenl he.
tween Hurrv Call and l.a Stall, and.n
at Interiocllon of Market. Dlemo call
o-ao
M07.
SEW NO MACHINE BERVICE, all
niaxe.. rnono 0771. 321S Nhasla Way.
S-lamli
ONION A Mn Vvnst.amn
PLANTINO by 'tho ncni.' Minimum
inh a acres. Crceno Qardoni, ao,l4
llopo. 0.7
run nr.NT-May lit, pasture for 138
IlfL ' Plenty of water. Ivoy
Clark, Spraguo River. 4.30
8F.E MEL HENnY at iimharri'i U.d
;?..J.', m 0I"- T"l' OPA CASH
PRICE at once for your cor. All
makea and modal, for sale. B-lom
""" o TO nUY-Uto model Nash
u..., ur cuupo. uail 3030 or onus,
. 4-30
roil hale -'34 Pontlao 4-i)oor aeilan.
uoon motor ond body. 32S. 2000
ut.Hon ve. 4.24
FOR SALE-Plckup. 223J I.
Old St.
4-28
ni :n"p, p"no1 b,hy hd anil
.J.. ' .Ti VT" . rolry "ihher ( red
cooler, $10.00- hedsleaH. urn- ,nnrf
4.12 N. Hth. 4-24
heater, $l7..lo.
P0H.maA.uK-S'''''0".' "nlomntlonal Inn-
n ' "i"on'n condition. OHIO.
jl-Mcllon splhe looth harrow. I:u.
,-" ,uau, uenioy district
Crystal
Will Blacltman.
4.JS
irToi" tliViT0? rtr"" w "-.
MnlniV,"h '""C"' ComplOl., 101(1
4-ati
WT,t'-PV,-n0 wnrk. Tln.i.aolaan.
noior.s """'" nd iroalng. 1041)
NOW X,
'lie .ii,0';. 1 r''l?
dens, J.,t ,,,, ''l oSI
ri)M KAIT. HedroTC
mail,.,. ,,"", tllT
VVIl . n
wr. pay irA.irrr-
waia, ajo Main a,
""i-i on Tit Aiis
lako flu. ,J, I",
'"o. I VI)
Meeting, , ,M , e
ping. ..I i HJ
l.mpl.. 4J3 il.i," "''CiI
Office ',,l,NiJ 'ft'lll
Wctlnosilay. fSJ-M
foe
WSIlnt
I .
lost- w.7i"rjTrr-
lilentllir.,i.,cJl ln,
""'' supply 11,';
Tronipofuu,,
wanted uTSH--
oj"' , '' IwnlttS0.
10
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APPLlANtt
REPAIRS
Wo repair ond u-mis...
of radio.1, vocuura tltJ
many o t Ii o r
Slices. Wo mi-ytuntaJ
raaio uiiio you nnd
nblo prlcei. Pnoni 518
SEARS ROEBlJ
TuciTtol
CHIMNEYSSVVPi
FURNACES CLEArf
Repair all type. Uuua
Oil Bufncr Snxi
TUFTS HEATING Sri
none omou m wig
C. FITZGERAlf
FOR ROOFS
Let a Local. RelUtt!
tractor Do Your la
and Walcrproo&l
We Inipcct ni rnui
roof free while niti
our eoniim
Free EsUnula
Phone eiM-Kl
1734 CrcKcotin
REFRIGERATICI
SALES and SERV
DOMESTIC
ond
COMMERCIAL
All Mkei
Parts, Controls and If
in Stock.
Oregon Equipme'
Phone 0017 Ul &
FOR SAIi,
WOOD-COAW!.
FURNACES
Free ElUimtd
All M.kes of Ha
rmiinnianl all"
Tufts HcsUniSrt
If no answer, rw"
kAf-IMr. SIC'
Local ond LonS W
MAULIiw
iumnih faa
TRANSFER ond I ST&j
Agents for uniim -
lui rwiuimiiii
..--i,- nun CLW
atriiL. i",,"j.bi
Inaneetlon Free - MoTLTl
Content! Hu -
Ed. h. M"S
I'hon B
OAnDEN PLOWINO -m
work. Phona 0W- 'Z-4
CURTAINS LAUNDEBWi
Phono a7i'i.
1
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I.AWNMOWEIlS "nd.,fian1
PAIHINO. we c.n i"";pl
aervlco. Buoanneni.,
KAIJJOMlNINd! - WJS?
if i. iipnn. Pnont
PoTyouu ckmint won
TYPEWRITER "J. Affl
aarvlco guaranixo, '-f
WAtKINS FV" fi
-. hi iinms"
J, c. Morin,
LINOLEUM AND ,lul
inga on.,. -. --- -ln,i
mornings -
. i'H .Si !
DnKSSMArll'", " " m J
covered. All' g VI
clothing. Mr;'Fh.mJ
Main. ItOOin J"- rl"
oveiii"HD.
-.H SIU.
rOH 8ALr.-.'l-romr,jAul
liou.o-Moved. 40M
Phona ow1"-
. mtant, OP
CONCnK l vn
Coll Q700-
WANTED Winuo" 1
soiNi.bs r.-fla-s
4-20