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Newspaper Page TextSIX HERALD AND NEWS OUR BOARDING HOUSE m LoZ&Zio -ium Trf pic MMn i P-TTittf Vou COM. ME FOR. IT VJttU AFRICAN THeiW PETRIFIED KNEB 301MT5 Os VOURS BEND MEAKJT TO SAW HE HAD R1 Rydtr Wash Tubb fmm un t T t unef sni CAM. HOYS. RUT TRAVEL f HE'D HAVE TO V TREY COULD DO THAT. Y SAVi 1 1 IPLAMMEP TO SEE I S By HORSE OWR MOST eP THE PHOV- LEAVE THEM, AND RITA'. ANO RETURM TO 1 "THAT I CURNfi OUR TIME TO SEE MUCH W THEY II FROM THERE BUTjL NEXT PAY.' r3S SWEUmL Boors and Her Buddie vooa &v?L5p 1 ! i Aao, Kc&vl Freckles and His Friends bU MARY , WE JUST BEST DECI0EO THAT WE UVE 1KI A J IN THE . Alley Oop nrrrmrC been, so secretive J a good night's pm mkm,m well. SUREHATED ABOUT THE ' " k SLEEP WE'LL fi lVfi' Wm L I DON'T NEED SHcAATL0N0u shouldaN. have better j LB IT If "rWrrS I no sleep, by fe? SWITCHES... POOR I OF H S TWISTED THEM LUCK GB&S I Hi 'i S fc V GADFRY jjj jj LrtHa Orphan Annie ,L.C "W. Tes? BUT IT T no! BUT WUY bib 1 C ftHD where is T XNt 7HCT klt, rmlu JTH JVfJ !2V1S.. DOESNY PROVE 1 SHE KEEP 0 MUM - J5WE NOW? WHY. ftNNIE-WHERE. SS2i'J"-fi,1MT M"-B-H TWWSWE . J PRETEND SHE DIDN'T I ) DID SUE tM6 SUE QO?. C Sf!, utrSJ ) KILLED HIM,' EVEN KNOW J ( tIS APPEAR ? -ANrTWgV? WHEN WE DIED,- J WOMAN, f L V HE WAS DEAD? ft VI 4 wnw wmi,i TuMdir. Mar 32. 1845 "MAJOR with &u? are voo Huruug ths ucn m pa& FOR A GAnAEf " -file MOOD FOR. SPORT, BOT NiOT, CCUOLAESrAlP NE LL FIND A COOL PAIR. bUiSCKIBED ITS BONO QUOTA IS DONATING- PLENTY TO THE BLOOD BANK, AND TURNING OUT CARLOADS OF WAR. MATERIEL tlLL STUFF B SY EAR.S 4 AnD 6RA6 3 tears DICE -OH, HO. ) V- y NME'LL FIND A COOL PAIR, , T k j HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY ..i l.,m. niTTCCTlVC eEE A fNOTlVE IN W PROFIT YOU'RE W, m ONLY YUKAI BY WfEKS By TRAIL OVER WlW MOUNTAIN PASSES t 1 w NOT ONLY THAT, BUT. UeNK, O BAfee KIDS JA) Y FEVER V fZ ' WHY IU HECK, I WELL. IF I PUT W WITH A LITTLE A LITTLE ON I , lKS-vl SCRATCH ON YOUR X CAN'T KEEP AW I . S 4 ItfthSsT FINGER, CO TOU J OF IT ON-BUT Al U . 7 'llKlly HAVE TO PUT IF I PUT A LOT X Y V , ill " fc ENOUGH BANDAGE ) ON I CAN KEEP I X fl ON IT TO WRAP -(A LITTLE OF y V Y , I UP A PIANO tjr N. IT U n I. .... . 'e'dr ".Yr- t-r.rr.fl " '"'''. ik... y Fiwd Harmon By Leslie Turner MIES TO ICAM'TGET ovesASaer AIR-BUT TWO Of F086SOOIN4 I HAVE AT r TAKING VOL) VPIHTOTHAT COUNTRY, By Martin ' By Blotter By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray J f "THEt SEr4T YOU HERE .1 t 'J jGll cmij I L-0-0-V 1 ( 1 n. ' s Move over, pal, and IAjwa.,. WELL MAKE IT A ZAl Y J. R. WILLIAMS v - .TTwiUiams FUNERAL MART CHIN Funeral tcrvtcet (or ih Mry Chui. diutliwr of Mr. -md Mr. Mm Won Chin of Morrill, who youod oy l Siockton. Collf.. rrldoy. My 18. will bo held t tho Merrill Proihywrlon church on Wednofdoy. Noy , l S p. m.. concluding oenire ond Inlor monl ot Llnkvlllo cemelery In Klimoth Talli. The Xorl Whltlock Funeral homo. pin t ath Klamath Kalli. la In chanlo of arrangemcnta. rrlenda aro Invlud to atlena wo aorvicoo Memorial Service pre RAYMOND LAVtBNK KNOIT WC Rivmand Lavvm Enouf. U. 8. mrln corpi. wu killed In action on Iwo Jlma March 17, 1045, according lo a wlra received by hU mother, Mrs. Pearl A. Foster. Monday, lie had been reported mUaing In action on April HA, 1S4A. but confirmation of his death has Just been received. The deceased was a native of- Klamath rails and was aitd IB years, 8 months and two days at the time of his passing. He enlisted In the marine corps In October, It- 3. and went overseas in juarcn. iwi, wrwn ni nr ticinatMf In tho Gusdalcanal cam Damn, He was returned to the United States In December. 1M3. and. by his own re quest, was shipped overseas again In JUiy, Jtttt. tie wu aiuirnea io wij jmi Dlv. medical battalion. Besides his mother, he la survived by two sisters, Mrs. Corlne Field and Mrs. Maria Field; one brother. Donald Camp ana; five aunt. Ruth pat-field. Dorothy Mc Anulty, Ada Craton. Grace Karobo and Alice Hamilton; three ancles. Robert Allen. Leland Harrington and William Herrtngton. all of Klamath Falls, and a cousin. Lt. Leonard Hamilton. USMC. Memorial services will be held In the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral home. 935 High, Sunday. May 37. 10, at 8:30 p. m.. with the Rev. Victor Phil Up of the First Methodist church of ft- cis una. rt u .mri naivi m ui svitini ath Falls Marin Barrack will be solo ist and Mrs, Fred Cofar. accompanist. menos are respecuujiy invneq to at tend the service. VITAL STATISTICS MARTIN Born at Klamath Valley nospitai, Kiamatn rani, ure., aiay aiu 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin, route a box 1005. city, twins. A Mlrl weight ? pound 10 ounce; ft boy fl pouxvos. Tulelake Olga King, Richmond, Calif., the former Olga Krejcca, Tule lake, who has been making her home with her mother In Rich mond for some time, visited friends here recently. Her hus band, Virgil King, serving with the U. S. army engineers, is overseas. She was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tokacs and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mcvey. CPO Fred Fisher, serving with the merchant marine for the last three years, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter iisner.' iTlor to. entering the service; he was employed as a teller in the Tulelake branch, Bank of America. He is on a 15-day. leave. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ma pes oi ine winema scnooi faculty and their three sons and daueh- ter will spend the summer in Uhlco w h ere Mr. and Mrs. Mapes.plan to attend Chico stale reacners college. Mr. Manes was Drincirjal this vear. Mrs. Loveall, also a member of the faculty, will return to her nome in san rrancisco. Their plans lor next year are indcfl nite. Students . of the school were feted at the annual riicnlc xnnn. sored by the Winema club prior to the closing day on May 10, with the club furnishing Ice cream and pop. Parents pre pared the potluck luncheon and aunng tne afternoon a movie, "Peck's Bad Boy At the Circus" was presented. Merrill freshmen and sooho- more boys playing the Winema grade school boys took the game of baseball by a narrow margin. Chiloquin Grade School Holds Program CHILOQUIN The Chiloquin grade school held its annual Achievement Day program at tne gymnasium of the high school on Tuesday, May 15. The nign scnooi students and gen eral public were invited, and some excellent talent was dis played by the grade school pupils. The program was given under tne direction of Mrs. R. Currcy. DIAMONDS DISCOVERED MOSfiriW Mnv . tan Th. Russians announced today the discovery ot i new diamond de- nnnltN In the TTrnl mountain, an1 said soviet diamond production laai year set a new record. Every war dog discharged from service with the armed forces, receives an honorable dis charge and a fine certificate at testing to nis servirn in h a ..n try. BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone 8520 222 S, 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Market Quotations .. ..... ttiitlvlriii. I ,lr.m ipute appeared III today a .took rn?r.l .llliomlT many umuccoMfully with further prulll caahlna. Ckrn( ouolallonil , American tan - - "'J Am lar rr - Am Tel fc Tol - ......n.la r-.ltl I'ai-klno H Cat Tractor 5.' Conunonwoaiin ouu CurlU-Wruht - " Ceneral r.letlrlo . ' Cieneral Motor, - - Ul Nor By pld - - 'I Illlnol. Conlial . - J ; Inl Harvoalor - - Kennccoll - - - s-".""f. ... . - iSi; Monlaoinory Ward - - fj'l' Naih-Kciv . il N V Central - ' Northern I'aclllo . I'ac (iaa A II - Tarkard Motor "; Penna R H J" Rcpunilc suet - r: Ulrhfialil Oil . ftafeway Store, "-',7i Pear, Hoehtick I Southern Pacific ' Standard Ilrand. ?" Sunahlna Mining - ':' Tran,.Amerlra - ' Union Ull uallt ln,n P.rlfl Wn tl S Steel . - '' Warner Picture, . - Potatoes ftMr-anci Maw 09 t AP.wrAI Pota. toe,.' Arrival', 3, on track n, tout U. S. hlpmenl ,. New ,lock: Approximately no ofler- ... ,..1. m.rkal' mark. I firm at cell I in. Louldana 1WI ib. jack, of Ull,, TrluntphB, u. . rto. i, e, .14. yaMiu,... 100 loa. aack, of Lov white.. U. S. No. t. (4 7; Alabama 100 Ib. ,ack, of nil,, Trlumrh.. U. S. No. I, H n. Klor Ida Ml Ib. ack, ot Ulna Triumph,, U. S. No. 1. H l. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore.. May M (AP-WrAt Sot table cattle 100. lolal 0; valves 33. market active, fully steady; few com-mon-medlum steers 9II.50-9IS.Wi light stocker sieer 9U00; rontinon helleia 91 1 00-U UO: canner-cutler cow 97. 00 90.50: fat dairy type cow 910.00-5O: heavier weight 111 oo; medium cows 911.50; medium sausage bulln 910.50-411.75; good beef bull salable 913 00-15; good-choice vcalers tteaily at 915.O0-91d.00; extreme top Monday 910-75. for selected beef type vealer. Salable and total host 50; market very active, steady; barrows and Bill 915.75: few sow 915 00; feeder pigs lacking. ood -choice under 125 lb, salable 10 .wi 30 00. Salable and total sheep 100; market active, feeding lambs atrong; top 35 cents higher partly on Improved Ity; 1 lot good to mostly choir H? lb. springers 914.00; common-medium grades 91 1. 00-91 a 50: food shorn ewe 90 50. common-medium grade 94 50. CHICAGO. May 23 (APoWFA MUhle hogs 5000; total 11,500; active, fully Heady: food and choir bar row and flits at 14o lb, up at 914 75 celling: good and choice sow at 94.00, complete clearance. Salable cattle 6500. total MOO salable calve BOO. total ROO; fed steer and year tins etroni lo 15 cent higher; fully 35 cent hither for week to dale; alt buy ing Interest In trade; top steer 9175; year) Inn 117 X1; bulk 915 00-917 00. half er strong be it 917.90; cow steady lo strong, very scarce: cutlers 97 50 down; firm market on hulls, weighty sausage oferlna 913 35 down and heavy tx-cf bulls 914 50 down; vealer fully steady at 918.00 and below, choice odd lot 918.50. Salable sheep 1500, total 4AO0. shorn lamb steady; not enough other classes her to test prices; about a deck 01-03 Ib. old crop fed wooled lamb to small kilter 916.25 hardly a criterion for a market: a handful of native springer 910.00 Including burks: a load food and rholca 05-107 lb. fed and clipped lamb No. 1 pelts 915 35; odd lot shorn native ewes 97.00-4a.35; however, some bid 35 cent lower on thl class. WHEAT CHICAGO. May 72 (API Grain fu ture were nsrvoii In today' trad, live last In May deliveries. The market broke sharply at times, under long liquidation, with short covering generally bringing about equally sharp Mill. Wheat wa firm. May com was off around cant dur ing the lata trade, with deferred deliv eriea holding around a half cant higher than yesterday close. - Ry was up and down sharply, with chief Interest centering in the May con tract. Barley long were selling today and the market waa weak. At the cloae. wheat waa m lower to It. higher than yesterday ctoa. May 91.76, -9 1. 77. Corn was unchanged to S higher. May 9I.1B, ot were IS lower to,S higher. May 62-63S. Rye was ' to 3V- higher. May 91.40-9143. Barley was Vt higher lo lower. May 96. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF INTENT TO Ktt.h NATION . AL rOHKNT TIM II tit Notice is hereby given that the Forest Service plans, for in furtherance of the war effort, to sell to the Big Lakes Box Company of Klamath Falls, Oregon, without competition as authorized under the First War Power Act and at the appraised rate stated below, tho Umber hereinafter described. All persons hav ing a legitimate Interest should express that Interest fully to the Regional Forester. Box 4137, Portland 0, Oregon, not later than May 28, 1045, LOCATION AND AMOUNT; All Ul merchantable timber live or dead, marked for cutting on about 0640 acres of National Forest land as Indicated on a map attached' to the timber sale agree ment In Sections 20, 21, 22, XI, 24, 25. 26, 27, 28; 20, 32, .13, 34, 35 and .16. T. 32 S., R. 6 E.. W. M-, and Sections I. 3, 3, 4 and 5, T. 33 8., R. 6 E., W. M., In the North Dry Creek Unit, Rogue River National Forest, Oregon, estimated to be 22.000.000 feet B.M., more or leu, of pondnrosa pine, and 5.000,000 feel B.M., more or las, of white IJr and other specie of saw timber. BTUMPAGB RATES & DEPOSITS: Th above -described Umber ha bean appraised at the following rate per M feet B.M., Sctibner Decimal C Log Scale: ponderosa pine. 8.45; white fir and other species, 91-56. In addition to the price of the turn page a deposit of 9 50 per M feet B.M, for the total cut of timber under (he term of the agree ment will be required lo cover the cot of slash disposal, and a deposit of 910 Ktr M feet B.M. for the total cut of tim er under the term of the agreement will be required to cover the cost of tree planting, seed sowing and Umber stand Improvement work , on tho area cut over, -INFORMATION: Thfl proposed con tract, the basis of appraisal and In bails for making the sale without com petition are available for Inspection at the office of the Regional Forester. Forest Service. Portland, Oregon. M. 17-23 No. 104. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, U. S. Forest Service. Alturas, Cflllfornln, up to and Including Juno e, 1045, for all the live tlmber marked or designated for cutting and iHtiMWMMiiiiu ucbu umoer locaieg on an area embracing about 1500 acres Within finplinni 1H Oi anal 1 K alt k. R. 7 E., Sections 2, 10,' 11, 13, 14, 'and 18. National Forest, California, estimated to jy v " im. m. more or less or Ponderosa Pino timber. No hid will he considered of less than 96.60 per M feet for Ponderosa Pine. Bid with rale In excess jof thoso under MPH 460 will be reduced to the allowable maximum In making the award. In ad- ....v..., . iioiiaiiaafir win j requirea o mKfl dcpMlli to cover the cost to the work at the rata of 05c per M feet B. M. This deposit Is to be made on the basis of the actual scale of merchantable mSaf earlfa 1 rWfl aa . . a-,. . ... each bid to be applied on the purchaae n . in . A rewiineo. in part a. ...whu uantaaaa .ELOIUin, IO COHdl- tlona of jolo. tho right to reject any and all bid. ! roierved. Daforo bliU KI Kbm.'." information ooncorn ln tho timber, tho condltlona of ,ale and tho lubmlMlon of bid, .hould be Al u .."r.rrJL" SPvl.or, M. a-aa No. 10a, If It's a "frozen" article you Hee.u' adver,y,8ea or ud one in the classified. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO ('RKI)ITOHN IN TIIK ClltCUIT COl'HT OF THE state or oiirnoN in anii fok THE COUNTY OF K I. AM ATI! IN PMOHATE In tha Matter of the Esiaia ot WILLIAM HILKY SMITH. Defeased. NOTICE IS IIEIirilV GIVEN to Ui creditor of said deceased, and all per sons liilersled lit his eslala, to present I heir rlslms to th undrsigud, th duly appointed Aitmlnlslralor t said ealale, nr lo W. Lamar Tuwnsend, Ills Nllurney at 413 Main Hires). Klamath Falls, Ore gon, wlllilil six ntnnllis from and after the 12nd day nf May. 11)45. being the dale of tha first publication of this Nolle. Kit NEST W. SMITH. Administrator nf said Relate, W. LA MA II TOWNHRNI), Attorney fur Administrator, Mia-ao: J5-ia-m. No. no. Ration Calndar War Price and Rationing Board, 41 Main street. Office hours dally, ti a. m. lo 4 M p. m. riiona 9161 fur all Informal Ion. All ai.pllcattnmi must Ira MAILED In to th War Prlr and Rationing Hoard at 4.10 Main street, and NUT presented In person. mm-MiKD Fmim I1LUK STAMPS- Ration hook 4 -Stamp II 1 through M-a vatld through June 1. Stamps N-2 through 8-3 vafld through June IK), St a nip T-3 through X-3 valid through July 31. Stamp. Y-2 7.--J, A-L H-1 and C-l valid May 1 through Augmt ,11. MKt STAMPS Ration honk oV-Slamps Y-5 thnugh D-8 valid throuah June 3 Slatnps K-3 throuah J-3 valTd through June .TO, Stain im K-3 through P-3 valid through July 31. Stamp Q.j. H I, S-3 T-3 and U-3 valid May I through August SUGAR' Ration hook 4 -Stamp 55 valid Ihroiigh June 3. Stamp M valid Mav t through Angut 31, niiom-n 1 1 o n book 3 Alrplan stamp 1. 3 and 5 now valid. New shoe stamp to become valid August 1, Loose stamp' Invalid. GASOLINE "A" IS coupons, 4 gallons each, valid throuah June 31. "It" 67 valid. 9 gallon each "C" tt-7 valid, 6 Rations each, Coupons not valid un its endorsed. FUEL. OIL-Period 1-8 coupons valid through August 31, STOVES Apply local board for oil and gas stove rrtlflrats. CLASSIFIED RATES On day " word 4r daj run r" word a 1 day run " word tie day run r" word I5c a day word 4r Week run , f" word 15c Month run , .Der word 45e aoi Discount for Parmeni n Advanrw 89 Discount for Pavmenl bt loth Ads reevtved toy Iroo p m will ant war Him eMemnon In "New fodavM OAtiimn Nsw Tod t y WANTED Wall re sac, one from 7 a, m to a p. m. and on from It a nt lo T p, m, rail Coffee Shop, 131 N 7th. 4U75tf WANTED Evporlenred chambermaid Ileal wage. Metropolitan Hotel, 5-34 WANTED- Mlllworkr, skilled and un skilled. Phone Ottos. 5 ja WANTED- Someona with car lo lake paper to Marine nrrark. Bund aye Call 3.UI Waniland. after 6 p. m. 5 3 RELIAHLE COHPIJ. want to manage, apartment house, or leasa. Phone 4M 5-34 PRACTICAL NURSE would Ilk day work or companion to aged lady Writ Box 4WW. car Herald and News. 9.3a. TOR SALE 1H acre. 3 -room livable house, chicken house, woodihed. fencd. A- J. NU, Box jooo, Wocus 0-36 FOR HALE 810 art, eood I-bed room house, frtill cellar, fnill troes and berrle. lawn and garden In. B miles on Lekevlew-Klamath highway, 5-36 FOR SALE-4-roem modern house, close In. Phon 4HUJ. 6-34 HOME FOn SAIJt-6 room, com In. Nice lawn and had tree. Sea II at 127 Hlllald. 5-3.1 141-A. ISLAND with ft warm soring of water, In beautiful Upper Ktamaih lake; paradise for anyone who like fishing, hunting, boaiing. raising blood ad stock or fur farming, Contains 30 a. of flu tillable toll that will grow almost anything; will produce as fine apple as can a grown In the slate nf Oregon. A fine resort location for after the war. On arcount of my age I am offering this Island for sale; price 975O0, terms, or will consider part trade If In the right location. Justin D, Swift, Rok 103. Ktamaih Falls, Ore. 5-33 FOR SALE 1941 Studebaker IS -ton pickup, tires just recapped, motor In good shape. Within OPA ceiling. Bill Riley, Richfield Station, dih and Klamath. 9.3,1 FOn SALE Prewar blcyclt Phone 6079 5-30 AUCTION Located S mile southwest of Malln on Old Alturas Highway at lh D B. JOHNSON RANCH Look under "Miscellaneous for Sal" today for list and data. VIOLA JOHNSON, OWNER COL. SWIOART, AUCTIONEER FOR SALE.-13-gauge eulomaUe Reming ton; also oil heater- Oregon State Halchry, 3720 So, 6lh. 356 Hf FOR SALE Rug, Palft blue broad 1 00 m Excellent condition. 912.1. 625 No. Bth Rt. b.24 FOR RALK-Doien and half rubber de coy duck. Phon 8799, S-24 WANTED -Left hand eat of golf clubs. Phone 5M4. s-24 WANTED-Certlfled seed spuds. Any amount up to loo sacks. Care Herald and News Box 4003. 5-3d WA NTED Used Rund gaa water he I or, Morrison. Box 428, Dorrls. Calif. S-X5 WANTED Table model or portable phonograph. I-eave address or phone number at Pat s Cab. fl-XI WANTED Truck driver. Steady after-the-war Job for tha right man. Big Basin Lumbar Co, D-24 FOR SALE Horn In Hot Springs, wmi furniture. s 4 -room homo In tha suburbs, partly furnished. THE BEARD AGENCY Realtors 1020 Main SL Phon n523 4B38tf TOR SALE Leaving for California and will sell attractive three-bedroom horn In Mill addition for 98250. Well constructed with nice fireplace, largo lot, many olhar nice features, . Quick possloii. Nat two-bedroom noma In Mill ad dition for 92500. Substantial down pay ment required, Quirk possession. See ' Joe Perry ' with . F. L, WEAVER Res) Estate and Insurance 330 . Main Phone 0764 S-2.1 KOR SALE by owner. 700-acr ranch, - 130 acres Irrigated, 60 acres not a torn, 30 acres grain, ;iA acre alfalfa, 7.1 acre dry land grain. Potato cellar, modern home on highway. All neces sary potato and grain machinery In cluding tractor and truck. Prlen In cludes crop. Write Herald , and News. Box 3408, fl-ail FOR SALE -2-bed room house, 1542 Wor den. Concrete basement, furnace and fireplace. Sea owner, 1005 Pino. Open for Inspection. Prlc 95500. 5-24 FOR SALK-Modern hous. good loca tion, large lot, tree. Prlco 8X7 fW. Phone 8221, 4H33LI FOR BALE-Small, modern home, auto matic oil floor furnace, eleclrla water heatr. Phone 0814. &2n BUSINESS MAN want sleeping room. Pormanent. Phone 7.1(13. 0-22 TOR RENT-Cnttagn, 3 rooms, furnished. Adult. 233 Broad. '-22 Another Cormmini,!.' UMNO Vvlla'. ' IIAV. I vfliq --iera nektr1 ron u a 1 -T r ' I""' on Ih. ui J WonnLSf I" "V rare. willC?"MltS ""lor and Iw.l .,'" I 3 !J wen ., i..!'tHiM rr...1". '' . full l-iT'"-! fhUdten ltjC WAN-rr.i) .. r.Zjr siiiiisrtii. ' roit Ai.r.!j,Er"-r lire., n.w Yli CI "" J sir- " ""'"i Ci. and ir.ll.r A Jlt, rhMtor nil,. s iSJt ler Mulot. "Win,, rc.it ii.t PuTT-H miinih, .,m TB .mS") Phn,. rt.... .. '"..'a. Sua J ..- ,, nt.rnii. .r tu,V,r.: ErTS"! Oood l,.. ft(J roit HAI.K to iha, B,iwr lny. I'r.f.,, loc"1??,; Mootlao, Relcoj 0. 0. F. No. in Every Friday BiOO P. Bill and Miln Six 30 Rol Eiltt, f ft CARPENTERVLOO Nn n . .... ... mlK, KKMOl, nlng. of wt 1 month, fjtflj c 11 LUNd, tar. 1141 Office Open 7 no to (tori W.dnoao,,, r&m oj Lott tnd Foal LOUT Mil vsr hf srsltt esl ax. KrepMR. Itwatl fhwa FOUND-One hUrk bons. At nav tarn ay pviaiMtl ololUO. FOUND. AN OPPORTtHmt at your OWN ster. foieti uppliss of all kintJiutaia) th farmer -owned Run nprrnllvi' Genargi (Isttg WONDER VALLEY RIDtl4 4 milr mil on Old rtWf through Msrin BJirktiptj gHu addiM, NauttM m ful place to rlo, 9xl free 10 8trrlct E ROOFIM We sprclallze In Ul H cumponKlon ihlnglnu up rood Free Estimote SealyBro 2348 Vino St. R RADIO REPAIRING Of All Kin Specialized Sen" 1434 Main inapocii"- ww Ed F. Ki) now located II " r SKPTIC TANKS gWf, h.uled atrtT. ;.flil drain III" u"n. ' a fort HKNT rini.k.a -J . eom'"! tot 1 graft torn T.