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Newspaper Page Textleaders' Convention H Start mo cuiUil'i rlsus thin wurk on 1 ninti I" ''"' yci.rn mid tilt) "f iiiiijtir edurutlon iiipcIIiik In ,IWH,H.frU! northwoHt this yuiir K.J nifinlxii'H of I liu OruKon hln In Port 111.1. (Ml i iiurmuiy BTrwiy. Mlireh, B" """ -' Z nil )ii lN of 21.00 tlMIClll-TN lilts rilllln lll't! JUJclcil to MUmtl Ho l)l meet. Ilic 25-l"K foiivciillon pro- 5 crillllllluu mm wniviui-ii , the IciicliiTH uuriiiK im-ir Ldiiy sly Irtlnml. In ltd- Uiion I" tnn 1I,I,N ot l,','u""1 UmjDII.H, III: I I. ' " variety of entortnlnineiil fen Les which Ineludo Koimrnl Hflvcntlon (Imiico mid 1(1 bt'oiik 'SJti lunchuoiiH mid (lliinern, 18 on riogram Nineteen prominent oul-of- UilC .(lilcliK.rn linn tciuiirnrs 'ill Bppcnr on the convention nnurnm. A iriiiureu mieiiKcr mUbo f. L. Sehlnule, president I. .1.- Miillnmil K.flurMll Ifin lltKm. iiillon. From bin experiences uiipcciiil V. S. dolcKiitc to the jtcent London conference of Hollywood Scoop! wWT iTT ELYSE KNOX besuliiul. tteemlined uiol Moiiofm ricturea m-i fculy't !'"' begins with conlour. II you'ie wtilit-eonlous, you'll find Hollywood Bred ii n ldl eld to ,rw.ihl-contiol minill Hollywood Br.ad ii huBir-liifylnf . dflicious diilinclive nutritious. Tin cluiv lunula ineludo 8 low-calorie vg ubli Hours. Tiy Ii. ' PMCI lar Slat ana1 aala.la aaaal.1 "Th. M."r. W., I. TAV UNOlf." MtlMncr Da., Mall-aTaae, Cat. MD POD VOU IXClUtlVtlV Y FLUHRER'S BAKERY tile Unllurl Mull, i.i. i .i ui.,,,,. , ;, . M'ueuiion. ?, 1u, '"!'' Cultural orgHNlw,: Kie ih oxpeeux to de velop ii world educullon picture In IiIh itppeiirunecH. General w-hkIoii iiieellnuH of Ihe convention will be held iddltli.n, the uo depi.rtinenls of ..... iiuiiiuoii will Hold Hiieeliil. a'1. ",,?t'll,l 1,1 l'1" I'ortlniKl Art MiiHeiini mid the Portland Central library. . ifi f'!''1-''"1 Inlcrest to school idinhilKlral(.r.s Ik the nieetliiK of the OrcKon Hlate educational iinency for mii-plim properly which w II meet Thiiwlay inoni "iK. It In known Hint .hundreds "f I l'iiiHof surplus war equip ineiU will soon be made avuil. iible to Hie school at low cost. I he IneelliiK, called by thc Hiutn teparlnienl ,,f edueiillon, will dlsciiKs the latest developments. Books Added To Library Kven with spnii nipping at your heels. Iouk evenhms after a workout In the (imden means n Hood book and a KlowinK fire in the fireplace. Hero are a few of thc books added to the Klam ath county library recently: Fiction llmicr, "llrhnlil Your Klnlf"; lleritc "Kvrr Alter": Clark. "Hum il I'lomy : CrAnr, "The Aiipletirtiiui Cut," "nto liiillllii Nciklmr. Iho I'lnk llmlirrim KhriliuM. "Knuiin Ihe Nliim": lllllycr. 'lime Itemeiiilieieil"; Keyea, "The Itivrr HobiI"; LMtialiiK. "Aim llnrtlett In the Kiiulh Pai-KU." "Ann llnrtlett Itrlurna to the I'llllliMilnea"; lallo, "'I'ho (;hnal mid Mra. Mulr"; Mi'Meoklll. "ttlurk Mmih ; Miller, "Kocua"; Iteinnniiie. iiuiiiiii , iiineimrl, the Yellow Itiiiiin"; Mnnilor., "'I'ho Mnzc"; Ni-hiitltt, "Pnvlil the Kiiik ': Kliu-lnlr, "Wnalelnhtl"; Waiikii. "HrKleNheud Ite vlilteil"; Woat. "'Ihe Frleutlly I'cibiia- Blllll." Non-Flcllon Ante, "Uttlleil Nnlluna I'rliiier'': llhino liiK. '"I'he Ileal of Ihe Homl"; llolkhi, "Lay My llurdcn nown"; Lux, "(ireon Itiirna In (Jreen I'nalurea." SOLD DALLAS, Tex., March 21 ) Mrs. Coe Sctukks, In search of a sirloin steak, found her butcher rttnndiiiK idle behind an empty meat counter. "Since you don't have any meal and can't do any work, why don't you sell ine your knife?" she asked. It was a deal. Now Mrs. ScruKifs has the knife and no meat. WE PICK-UP AND DELIVER PHONE 5563 FASHION CLEANERS 129 So, 7th L. F. Deymonax 4 Vessels To Dock At West Coast By Th Associated Press Nino vessels, cnrrylnK 5145 KCTvice personnel, ure scheduled to iirrlvo today tit two cunt coast ports, while um more troops arc due to debark from four ships at two west coast points. In addition, ono transport with 1MH Uriti.sh war brides and children, Is expected al New York. Kaxt coast arrivals: Now York, six vessels, 5120; Norfolk, Va.f three ships, 10. The Kayctleville Victory, due at New York with 017 troops, as in collision early today with the S. S. Marion Crawford, but suffered no apparent damage. Arriving at Seattle, Wash., is one ship, with two men, while llwee vessels with 1831 person nel is scheduled at San Fran cisco. Ships and units arriving: AT NKW YORK Uipe llttiil.ipcn from le Havre. 722 Irnoim, iMPludinif .177th ultfiml depot com- ihii, luinn ininuiry ponce encuri gtiam compiiny; MIMh qiiiirtermaHter truck -niTii(iny; 121 h chemical maintenance COIIIfl.MI)'. Muriiip lluven from Antwerp. 2M4 irnoni, imiiKlliiK 2nil. IWMd and 7B field firllllcrv hnttnlloni. Will Jam find Mnry Victory from I-e tuiv rc. iii'i iroopv, inciuaing iiiin lltiiitl c in puny, ftoth quartermaiter truck ccriipitny. Fayrltevllle Victory from L Havre. 017 trnoptt. Including .1.tO(li Infantry rmlmrnt of IClrd infantry dlvlilon. Mlirrllnnpnua on fnllnwlntf: If. S. S. Clny. Ill; Ho we II Victory from Antwerp, nlnr Kdmund n. Alexander from Southamp ton. 121 If II ri I lh war bride and chil dren AT NOKFOI.K MUecUuneouK on followlntf: Edward Cnlllim, IS; John I,. Prince, one; Walter Perry, no Information. AT HKATT1.K Kurmnn Victory from Pearl Harbor, nnr no) flier, one marine (due originally March XI. i AT SAN FRANCISCO MlKcrllnneoUH on following: Iavnca from Pearl Harbor. 10H7 navy, two marlnrt; Caitle Hock from Pearl Harbor, 102 navy, 23 army; Kvans, IS navy. City Government Change Opposed SALEM, March 27 P) Thc Central Labor council voted last iilKht a resolution opposing thc proposal that the city adopt a manaKor form of government. The proposal will be on the bal lot May 17. Thc council suggested the city have a paid mayor, or a three man paid city commission. Salem now has a mayor and 14 alder men, none of whom arc paid. , j Mail coupon below for this free folder j '"' il r u f F 0 0 I ' il U to help you plan a vacation When planning your summer or fall vacation, this handy folder will help you decide where to go. It contains a pictorial map of the West; also description of famous western vacation regions including Yellowstone National Park, Colorado, Arizona's Grand Canyon National Park, Utah's Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks, California and the Pacific Northwest. Begin your vacation with relaxation rest as you ride. Your journey by rail will be a high spot of your vacation days. Union Pacific serves more western scenic regions than any other railroad , . , the world's greatest vacation travel bargain. For unexcelled rail transportation service . . a be Specific - wh' Union Pacific" m S I V I ri i o n no ao or PACIFIC RAIL ROUP MAIL COUPON TODAY TiurriM PuniFTG RAILROAD 217 Forum Bldg.. Sacramento 14. Calif. Pluse lend 1. copy of "WesHru VacaHonlandi." , HfllUB 1 State n-"""" niv ; '. . Chilcote En Route Home For Discharge William E. Chileole, TV 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. E, M. Chileole, 401 Mesa, is en route home from Manila for discharge, according to public relations release. Chileole has over two years' service, part of which was spent at Oro Bay, New Guinea. He may wear the Asiatic-Pacific rib bon with one campaign star, Philippine Liberation ribbon, Distinguished Unit Citation rib bon, American Theater ribbon, Good Conduct and World War 2 Victory Medal ribbon. He was graduated from Uni versity of Oregon with a B.A. de gree in music, 1943. His wife, Madge, resides in Eugene. Ho plans to enter real estate busi ness with his father and brother here after his discharge. Light Fall Of Snow Reported SALEM, March 27 (VP) A light fall of heavy wet snow fell In the Willamette valley from Eugene to Portland, thc state highway commi.ssion said, but none of it stuck to highways. The snow turned to rain later in thc day. Thc daily road report: Government Cnrnp Snowlnff lljfhlly. 22 degree., 100 Inchcx total mow, Roads bare throughout district. Santlam Junction Snowing lightly, 32 degreei. tluah on road. Total snow at Kummll 14fl Inches, at Junction 74 Inches. Odell Lake Overcast. 32 degrees. 1.10 Inches total snow at summit. Roadi bare throughout district. Siskiyou Summit Pavement bare. Judge Offers Plan To Slow Divorces PORTLAND, March 27 UP) A family counseling agency to cope with the rising divorce and juvenile delinquency rate in Portland was urged by Judge Donald Long of the court of domestic relations in an address at the YMCA annual meeting last night. "It is hard to believe, but I have handled 2000 divorce cases through my court in the five months I have been home," he declared in reporting the num ber per month had doubled in the time since he entered mili tary service. "We could deny these divorces but we can't make people live together," he asserted in advo cating a family counseling agency. Home Owners To Remodel Building permits for the week of March 18 show that Klamath home and store owners are wel coming spring with plans for re modeling. Of the total $122,360 estimat ed building costs for the week, $20,660 was for smaller remodel ing or adding jobs. Permits included remodeling a store front, 430 Main, $1000, Matt Kohn Jr.; remodeling, 2235 Union, $200, J. A. Rose; repair ing a floor, 1004 Main, $60, C. C. Carmichaol; remodeling, 2440 Vine, $2000, Howard Woll; re roofing, Klamath, between 8th and 0th, $600, M. E. Doty; re roofing, Fairview school, $700, M. E. Doty; construction of a service station, Esplanade and Spring, $3500, Frank Hendrick son: hllilriinp 193 Snrina einnn Don J. Divens; interior remodel ing, Shaw's Stationery, $1000, Pinniger and Watkins; remodel ing front, 2263 S. 6lh, $1500, W. R. Cleve; repairing a founda tion, 718 N. 11th, $100, John Mitchell. RfrtlnflnHtiM A11 1T( MTUli.,-... $100, George S. Miller; remodel-! ing and adding, 1036 Eldorado, ! $3500, F. P. Drew; general repair ! work, 115 S. 7th, $300, Leo N. I Huls; move and remodel house, i 2110 Garden, $100, Mrs. Claude I Whitford; building a house and i garage, lot 590 block 108, Mills' addition, $5000, Clare M. Martin, ! and the construction of a frame I dwelling, 2530 Reclamation, ! $5000, W. E. Palmer. ! FIRST SHOW ' SALEM, March 27 (JP) Salem I had its first snow this morning i in more than a year. A half inch ! covered lawns and roofs, but melted when it hit streets and sidewalks. The snow turned to rain later in the morning. I April To Be Army Recruiting Month Governor Earl Snell has signed a proclamation designating April as army recruiting month for Oregon. "Army service is a wonderful opportunity for men from 17 to 34 to receive travel, education and technical training," the gov ernor said, "and moreover it is an honored privilege to serve our country." The local U. S. army recruit ing office is located in the Klam ath Falls post office building and anyone interested is invited to come in for information regard ing enlistments and re-enlistments. ELECTION HELD SALEM, March 27 (tP) The Salem school district held an election today on a proposal to levy $135,649 to meet increased expenses for next year. The levy is in excess of the 6 per cent con stitutional tax limitation. FILMS DEVELOPED and PRINTED 6 or 8 Exposure Roll 35c Reprints 4c Each Jumbo Prints 8c Ea. Photo Supplies Mail Orders Given ' Prompt Attention BUD'S 1031 Main Phone 3586 HERALD NEWS, Klamath y.lli, Q,. , WKUNKgPAT. Much M, 'MM, Pa,, Wonderful WAY TO REUEVt DISTRESS OP I Double-Duty Note Drops tt ViWorki Fast! Yes, you get quick relief from snlffly, BtuAy distress of head colds with a lit tle Va-tro-nol In each nostril. What's more-It actually helps prevent many colds from developing if used in time I Try ltl Follow directions In package, VICItt VA-TRO-NOL DON'T SELL! DONTBUY! Until you come into DIMBAT MOTORS If you are unable to drive in, PHONE 7011 We will come to your home and pay you TOP OPA PRICE FOR YOUR CAR! DIMBAT MOTORS 239 Main Your Chrysler Dealer Phone 7011 I ' 0A1S MILLER'S bhickiiJi litlli- stimtiiiT rlu-K . . . of ' " STONI'XUTTEK'S famous llnjon Si'i-rsiirW crip, . wonderful lubrir In Yfllow, Pink or llltic ulu-cks NV ' ' ' on nkilo gnmnilii. Button fmnl . . . coiivpvtibli' neck- , .. . . f. lino . . ! luul kl.-k nlsot- forr 'n nil. Jr. SIos' !.,. ' 13.95 i ' . ' ' , , , . Joum Snap Customers Eligible TO BUY NYLONS March 27 through April 2 Names selected through our impartial distribution ' plaa MRS. MARIE HUTCHENSON. 2241 Wantland MRS. ALBERT J. LOOMIS, Rt 3, Box 400 1NGER SCHULTZ. Pondosa Apt. MRS. GEO. CRAKES. Rose St RUTH E. OSLAND, 2124 Blehn VIRGINIA HANSEN. 2.10S Oak MRS. EVA FAY HARTELL, Rt. 3, Box 1148 MRS. T. L. VAN DOOZEN, 716 Owen! SUZANNE GEARY. 1134 No. 8th AVIS A. DIXON. Modoc Point MARCELLA GARICH, 2435 Union MRS. JOHN T. McWILLIAMS. 123 No. 6th IRENE M. FOSTER, 725 Owenn MARY JANE BLACK WELL. 811 Plum MATTY MOORE. 210 Hatklns LILA CLEM, 2300 Shasta way DORRIS M. BENEDICT. 1324 Kane HELEN M. SCOTT, 2524 Acplegate MRS. EDWARD RYAN, 718 Jefferson BETTY JANE HOTCHKISS. 737 Lincoln ETHEL L. CHOXELL, 5100 Summers Lane AUDREY SCHERER. Keno. Ore. GLADYS CRIDER, 1118 Pine GENEVA MUSGRAVE, 1118 Pine MRS. F. M. CHEYNE. Rt. 1. Box 857 CHARLOTTE BELL. 2611 Hope REV A LARSON. 1933 Melrose MRS. T. W. McARTHUR. 743 Rose MARGARET STONE. Box 764 JOSEPHINE REGINATO, Rt. 1. Box 593 MILLIE ARZNER. 1526 Sargent MRS. ROBERT PARSONS M.O.Q. No. 3 MRS. BRYANT WILLIAMS. Rt. 1. Box 873 MRS. MAE PALONE. 2121 Madison MRS. E. N. HARDENBROOK. 620 No. 3rd MRS. VIDA A. JENNINGS. 4774 Alva EDITH HANEY. 3049 Deleware LOIS D. PARKS. Rt. 3. Box 152 MRS. M. KEANE. 212 No. 3rd MRS. FRANCES LEE. 1038 Pacific Terrace MRS. LILA MAE FOSTER. Box 103 JESSIE VAUGHN. Box 255 MRS. ARTHUR MESNER. 515 No. 2nd MARGARET VEITCH. 1526 Sargent MRS. BIRDIE MAHAFFEY, 311 Division ' MRS. JAMES WALLINDER. 1238 East MARGARET M. McDANIELS, 737 No, 7th MRS. EDNA C. JENSEN. 303 So. 8th MRS. PEARL IVA SANDERS. 1720 Menlo way SHIRLEY FOSTER. 700 No. 11th MRS. DON PHILPOTT, Bonanza, Ore. MARJORIE ONGMAN. 2245 Hadcllffe MRS. CECIL ORSNBEE, 3930 Bristol CAROLYN HULL. Rt. 3. Box 946 MRS. O. M. CASTLEMAN, Merrill, Ore. MRS. ILA LYTLE. 1936 Fremont VIVIAN B. HAINES. 416 N. 0th ANNA L. MCDONALD. 426 Michigan MRS. MAXINE WALLINDER, 1238 East MYRTLE VALLE. 316 Pine FLORENCE M. AMBROGETTT, 209 Martin MRS. KATHHYN W. MILLER, 2139 Main MRS. NAOMA D. REDMON, 710 Main BETTY J. DA WE, 1151 Pine MARTA A. POOL. 5142 Harlan Drive GRACE GENEREUX. 2327 Orchard MRS. GEO. GALLAGHER, 1336 Worden- MRS. GEO. COLLINS. 1320 Oak MARIE DU BOIS, 3125 Summers Lane ALICE SEHORN, 3718 Altamont MRS. PERCY MURRAY. 812 Pacific Terrace MRS. FAYE BAUGH, 133 South Riverside BETTY LEE BORSTING, W. T. Camp No. f DOROTHY SUNDBERO, 1831 Geary ANNA RUTH SMITH, 3626 Brooklyn . MRS. ESTELLA WILSON. 2035 Vine ANNABELLE CROSBY. 200 Rogers DOROTHY B. HOWARD. 1726 WaU ARDYCE-A. STOLZ, 1218 Owens LILLIAN E. BAKER, Box 174 MARGARET E BRADSHAW. 420 No. 10th GERTRUDE HANSON, 304 Victory Drive BETTY J. HILL. 1320 Oak BERTHA CURTIS, 1623 Etna CLARA HOMYER. 1234 Pacific Terrace KATHAKYNE GRAMMER, 216 Main HELEN MOORE. 304 No. Carroll FAE V. WILSON, Care Shaw's MRS. HOMER ELLIS. 636 Eldorado MRS. R. J. DUNLOP. 905 Prospect EILEEN E. WOODWARD. 332 No. 11th MARGARET D. ANDERSON. 1740 Crescent EVELUN S. HERMAN. 2531 White . ALMA L. GEORGE, 4017 Shasta way EUNA M. HOMER. Rt. 3, Box 185 MRS. H. A. SMART. 2257 Darrow DOROTHA MAXINE GOLDEN, 2604 Vanderlrift . DICIA PURLE LLOYD, Tulelake . LUCILLE KEEHR, 1957 Logan . MRS. LAVERN LARSON, 927 Lincoln MRS. CHRISTIANA M. PATRICK, 2505 Nile , MRS. ALBERT BLAKE, Merrill, Ore, MRS. K. J. FENWICK. 333 So. 11th ' MRS. L. ARBUCKLE, 207 Elora JANICE McCOLLUM. 214 So. Riverside LOYE SMITH, 209 No. Rogers MARY ANN LEE, 3931 Freida PEGGY LONG. 2468 Oregon Ave. VIOLET CH1NN, 1321 Johnson ' LON HOSELTON, 639 Washington MRS. W. C. HUGHES, 513 Eldorado ' GOLDIE C. PETERSON. 2536 Wiard LORRAINE PAYNE. 310 Lewil JEAN D. CONLSON. Box 2 IDA DONLYE, Box 335 ' MRS. JAMES H. GILSON. 619 No. 8th SOPHIE HOBUSTELL1. 1525 Division LOUISE NEELEY. 3235 HUyard EDNA ADAMS, 923 E. Main CECILIA DUKACHA, 2239 So. 6th NKLL1E E. WISStNbACK. HI. 3, Box 1130 MRS. W. M. HU'iTO, Tulelake . .: ' JEANNETTE S. HANNON. K. V. Hospital MRS. MAY L. MYnnS. 711 Pacific Terrace IDA E. LAMB. 665 Spring ALICE M. BUilLL, 3122 bummers Lane GRACE T. UHli'r'lTH, 4i6 No. 8th MRS. JSDWAKU HAKiivmN. 173o Johnson 1RNE JACM.SUN, WO. 2nd MRS. S. D. E. EMEKiCK. 180U Esplanade MHS. BEKNiCE Is. ClakK. 13i xaenioway MRS. BKRT K. ALBERT, Chlloqujn, Ore. MAKGAHliX rt. SNAIJBKS, J26 110. Otll JttNNl RICl!;, Box 642 ... MATi-uS A. UlaSUN. W No. 0th HU J.H a'BJiLi'S, ldbO i-oruand ESMA HA WES, 242 Orcham -ETHEL JAMltSun, 83U Oak DOuOTHY L. JJAVlb, 12i SO. 8th MARY HYAlT. 2041 Homeua.e , MHS. J. J. LASSiiil', Merrill. Ore. J U ANITA SChranCK. 137 Mortimer - Mrs! M. J. O lJOWiMiiL. 2520 Euenein JEANNnTlE h. urtALlAN, .0 victory Drive MRS. JAMES JsLUS, 43S jetfereon . RAE PHILLIPS. 311a No. 11m DELEEN JOHNS. 5I0 Homeaale MRS. iRAWr. juAMuO. 9l Mitchell , DOROTHY SriwUER, 2010 Hope . .. . , ; V , GENEViKVt GrtluGb, 342 commercial - lRMNJfl CAItL, Bonanza LEE BALDWIN, 1321 Worden . ELAINE EDGE. 512 No. 9tn EM. ITTZrATHlCB., ttt. 1, Box 1114 , ESTHER CHRISM, 142 Riverside MARY HUNGATE. 1224 Moll Claire MRS. LATON STEPHIiNS. 76 Pine MHS DON i: NOL.AW, 830 Prospect . NOLA ANN WILSON. 1510 Canyle NELLIE E. CLIFr OHD. 423 commercial RUTH SCHArlr'tfEK, 3311 Homedalc GERALD1NE HOWARD, 323 Commercial MARGARET WERNEK. Bonanza, Ore. MRS. H. S. RATHE, 623 No. 6th mrs! "rank o. ostek lsu i ivory MRS C. H. WILCOX, 1111 Wiard . . . . ADA A. DOUGLAS. 1109 Pine MRS G. C. GUPTilUS. Rt, 1. Box 1048 "lohenCE D. SHKWEh. 1518 Kane MRS. W. R. MOORE. Tulelake. Calif. , . FLORENCE KEELEH. 228 &rin NEVA EDGE, 512 No. 0th ', Senator sari. 5327 So. 6th LORETTA HOWER. 103 Pine - , ' DOROTHY JENSEN, Merrill, Ore. ALICE ANDERSON, 840 Rose St. BERNICE COOLEY. 942 Prospect SALLY E. BUCKNEH. Box 44 JOSEPHINE T. WIILIAMS. 2915 Blsbee BESSE KENASTON. 1800 Crescent MAURINE SINCLAIR. 2506 Patterson MRS. H. M. BAGLEY. 1531 Avalon MRS .?. A. BLEVINS. Rt. 1. Box 1057 MRS. LEO EPFS. 601 Victory mrs! c. h. hunziker. box 1115 mdc MAE MOORE. Tulelake, Calif. MrI CHAS THURMAN. 3317 Hllliard MRS. ELSIE HEMEN. 235 Michigan MRS. MILES LEPLEY. Box 834 , MRS. RUTH ROSE. 1220 Brown . MRS W A. STRICKLAND. 1320 E. Main LA VERNE JONES. 2139 Main HAZEL L. BEDDOWS.310 So. 5th MRS. TIM MORETZ, 1830 Leroy MRS PHILIP C. CROCKETT. 2612 Eberleln ' HELEN MARIE RICHARDS. 1645 Halsey NINA ROBERTSON. 2313 So. 6th MADELINE MCLAUGHLIN. Box 502 , VERA HASEY. 232 E. Main THELMA C. METOR, 4750 Harlan Drive BESSIE BROWN, Rt. 1. Box 1122 CARDULA ELLS, Rt. 3, Box 1300 e) One week to buy. Please call at our atoie In person. 0 No phone calls, please. No lay-awayi. i 0 Please bring identification when purchasing. Z4 ,00 MAIN STREET Q-fX