Herald and news., June 28, 1946, Page 9, Image 9

Girl Pieces Spokane
By QAIL FOWLER
BEAfTLE. Jun. 2 Th
br.athlasa young dlvorc.. with
tht hit th. slse ol c,,l",1"
umpin cam. Into the not.l
tcom olicklnfl oil In.lrucliona
with mechln. gun r.pldlty.
Tv. gal Ihe lckt.. We're
Living on Ih. North.rn P.clllo
I Bits (p. m.) We've gol
eomp.rlm.nl and . stateroom.
Everybody will b. th.r. and
ready
It wai Ih. atrl magnate speak.
Inn. Th. girl magnat. It Joyce
Collins, daughtar ol .nd a.cr.
tary lo Pr.ald.nt Bam Colllni ol
Ih. Bpokan. Baiab.ll club ol
h. Weitern Inl.rnallonal league,
th. t.am which Ihla week was
daclmitad at no baiebnll laim
In hitlory has baan decimated I
Georgia Gals
In Semifinal
DKS MOINKS. June 28 il'i
Two Gi'orjlln Ul . l.oulc
Suuiti' Ul Klrby ' chill
Irimrd the favorite Unlit Did
rli'ktnn Ziiharln end 1 ta 1 1 y
Hnrij lotluy fur position In
tilt women' wcnlcrn Oiii'ii
gcilf championship match.
Mlsa Suini. the 22yi-iir-ul(l
I.lllliu Sirliiiii. tin., iflrl who
ha bi'i-umr known u "Ml
I'nkrr Kacr, w rendy In con
tent Mrs. Zuharla. tin di-friiil-lull
champion, nnd Ml Klrliy,
tin allm Atliintiin, wti nialfhuri
attains! Pntly. tho little Minne
apolis rrdhrud.
l.oulni-. who shut lulu I ho
si-mi. final round with u :i uiul 1
Victory over I'lilllla Olio, At
lmillc, In., hud no piirllculnr
fpur n( the Idim-ltlttliiit llnhe
who hns 1 i seven miller
women' pnr In thrre rnunilri.
"I've na ilonri chance us liny-
boily else," h said, milling ,
thai "you huvi lo fwl Uiul wuy .
or you'd be lirulcn bi-fnro the 1
f It'Mt tee."
The aoiilhern tflrl ha never i
Met Mrs. Znhurius In niiiUii '
piny bill they iiiullfU'd tnuether ,
In the open lul yeiir uiul tied j
Willi 73'a lor nirclulliil honors,
mi honor Limine shared this
year with Mlsa Merg.
The lirst slruw hula In Anier
'lea were luiorlel Irom Knu
land. The manufacture of straw
' liula In llila country diilea bark
only lo the middle of the 10th
renlury.
KLAMATH FALLS
ENTERTAINS ON
PLANTATION
For bettor Old Fashioned . . .
Manhattan or Highball , . .
use Plantation. It's a rare
drink. Itt flavok is remindful
of rich whiskey. Its bouquet
it that of line liqueur. Iti
smoothness suggests grand
brandy. To test its mellow
ness . . . taste Plantation
"straight."
Lilt ii pleaiant with
PLANTATION
V mutual DUNHI Prafacts, Int. rtUiMpNi, h.
4trh of July
BROADWAY HALL
MALIN
THURSDAY EVE July 4
Music by
BALDY'S BAND
Dancing 9 to 1
Admission 74c per porson, inc. tox.
belore by nln. deaths and tlx
Inlurl.a In dlalaalroua bua
crith 60 mll.a Irom Bealtl. oil
mountain pan highway.
On. ol th. allows h. w.i giv
ing th. big hualle lo wat Hon
Caraghty, 31 ytarold tocorid
baaeman who'i baan around lor
awhlla in various minor Uagua
circuit., and who auddanly found
hlmi.il .lavatad lo managarihlp
whan hit .ralwhll. pilot, M.l
Col., wa killad In th. t.am bui
cr.th which practically tnullad
out a ball club that wat within
Ilv. and a hall gamat ol lirst
place and which had spirit
to
burn to climb higher.
Ban. Irom Llvlnatton, N. J
tlUI had a laca th. color ol
parchmant, Irom diving h.
knows not how through bus I
S5LPCDLT31TO
Addition Of Referee Makes
Six Men In Mat Scramble
The addition of un uuxiliury
referee only muile one more mull
In enter the fiifht nnd First
SlrliiK lleferre Wully Mom wb
the uimfficlal loser of the tuK
lemn ranslc at the orniory hint
II IK lit .
Officially Die lemn of Georues
Diinetle uiul Juek Klner dumped
the lemn of Piiiivo Kiilnnen nnd
Murllno AiiKelo two fulls out of
three. Klner wns suhhliiK lor
Joe I.ynam who It rerted In
Snn Francisco awnlllnx the ur
r 1 vii I of a iflrl friend from Aun
Iriillu. Mud Mike Niiuiriuii wus
Ihe second referee.
( Oltlt VI.
By "TOP-WB ANGLER"
ltuwdy folks:
llecknii you've heerd 'bout the
Roili-o, hut thut ain't the huff of
the uolii's on. This bin celebra
tion shebiinu stnrta off with the
Oueen ilnnce thin very Suturdiiy
ul the Armory. The queen' will
be selected 111 Iho flenh rile 'fore
your cycn will) llie or western i
spirit exeiupiiiieti. i our a ievini
Hlrls riinmn In th!" contest, i
I'ulsy MrMlllen, Klamnth Falls;
Helen Ciownn, Bonnnrn; Jonn
Ann Mcyuisten, Fort Kluniiilh;
Juniutn Ktevenaon, Muedoel; I
Heverly Wumpler, Fort Kliim
nth; Jill Glvens, Bly, nnd l.uura
l.ou Mill, Merrill. Mrs. W. D.
Miller and Mrs. J. R. Urown are
B-Koln' to chaperone thcjic ulrui
from beulnnln' to finish. Kuch
Ulrl thill's entered is a-plnunin'
on support from her own com
munity to put her over the top
so let's gll on some fancy duds
and chooso our queen and make
it a mrln-snorlln time everybody
will remember. While yuh got
your boots warmed up to Biddy's
band, don't ferglt the big dunce
July 3rd. Belter hold the elbow
lif tin down to a walk so's yuh
kin make the pnrade the mornlu'
ol the 4th. All them reckless,
rolllekln' cowboys and cowgulx
with hopes high to win some of
that green stuff Iho Kotleo put
up (or purses will be rldin' 'lung
wltli floats, bands, buggys and
cal'late real Indians will help
make up the grand march down
Muln street. Vlsitln' posses Irom
ncighborln' towns, also, Frank
L. Vincent with his Chlco
Mounted Quadrille Tcniii will
add plenty ol rodeo splendor of
brilliant cowboy paraphernalia
to tho procession. In tho after
noon, Mux Barbour's stock Ls in
line (ettlc and will give them
contestants plenty of grief.
Utiekln' ho.scs will furnish spills
and thrills galore, with top
hands to ride 'em fer yore pleas
ure. Rubberneck steers to give
the doggers a workout . . . mean
ol' bruhanis tryin' to let the air
oulla every rider Unit tills the
ground. For diversified enter
tainment, s'poso a little fancy
trick rldin' or ropln' will be
sandwiched in fer the clown
Dixon and that mule of his'n to
copy and twirl a lasso at. I don't
have time to set here and chat
with you fellers any longer.
Gotta git on down 'fore tho seals
are all sold to the Rodeo. Sec
yuh at the dance. Bye now.
window, Iram. and all, emongit
Jaggad rocka at Ih. t.am bua
piungad 300 la.t Monday nlghl.
Ban had )uit baan nam.d man
agar, Joyc. had told him ao.
And har lalhar. Bam, had told
h.r to b.lor. ah. cam. to b.ati'a
couragaoutly Ti.aday to pick
up tha ramnanlt ol . ball club.
Ban had juit had 28 tlltch.t
lakan In hla tcalp lha bandag.
forming a p.rl.cl "V." Anolh.r
craih turvlvor, Pitchar Pat.
Baritoll, a third coutin ol lug
jging Lou Novikoll, lata ol th.
; Phillies now with Baattla, wat
quick to point out that th.
"V"
mlnht ba tymbollc,
Caraghty. who lall lor Bpo
kana by train latt night with hit
wlla Mary, to rejoin thair Ihra.
praying klddlet Pat, 7 Mary I
It wus Mike who got Wully
Into trouble. After the flnul
full, Nimirlun climbed into the
ring to dispute tins uiul thut
with Angelo. the rest of the
parties Joined in and Wully
wound up on tho bottom of a
press by Angelo, abetted by
kiilonen.
UiiHt-tte clamped u full nelson
on Kiilonen lor the first lull.
For the second Kiilonen and
Angelo look turns beutlng up on
Jack Kiser uiul ll wus Angelo
who linully slugged him down.
With Murtino gelling the worxt i
of the fighting from Kiser and
IJusutte, and the final lull in
Ihe wind, Kutouen walked buck
to the dressing room but cumu
charging back lifter Duscttc
had dropped Angelo and Nuzur
lun clambered in lo add his fistic
condolences. i
In the opener Nanirinn (ought
Juck Poppenhelmer lor two
rounds before grubbing a string
of leg strangles and turning him
over for a hull crab and the fall.
After two minutes ol rest,
Nuturiun wus given the light
when a pulled tendon kept Pop
penhelmer Irom further action.
Jack refused at least three offers
or a fall by the referee on im-
proprieties
committed by Na-
zuriiin
Two Buck Ticket
Pays High Return
SEATTLE, June 28 iA'i A
$2 pari-mulucl ticket paid
$132.40 in the sixth race al
Longucrcs last night on Secrlst
and Sneberger's Untile Cup lo
set a high for the season. An
other surprise was the failure
of Jockey Walt Mtcnbcrg lo
ride a winner lor the lirst time
In Ihe nine-day meet. A third
plncc wns the best he could get.
In the feature seventh race,
N. Cheatham's Beau Listen) won
to pay $20 BO. $ti 50 and $3. HO.
Lone Chance paid $2.90 and
$2.40 aa runnerup and Flying
K paid $2 90 to show.
STANDINGS 7
PAt l IC COAST LEAfil K
W U Prt.
Oik. nnd 37 11 .633
Sn Krnrlro M 34 ,2a
l-nsi Aiilrln 4B 40 .Ml
Sn llvu , 47 4.1 .511
Holl) wtKKl .. . 45 44 .506
NnrriinintO ... 43 SO .4.17
Srntll 31 M .3M
roriiana 31 H .356
Hnulta Yftlerdkr
Ixt Anidpa 1, Portlnntl 0 Ml innlnfi)
Hiil ly wood in, Sacramento 0.
OAkland 1, Seattle O ilU tnnlngi).
San Francisco 5, San Dlago 4.
NATIONAL LEAGl'E
Prt
n rook ly n 40
St. Louis .
Chic mo - 33
Boston 31
Cincinnati 27
Philadelphia 2tJ
Ntw York 2
I'ltUburih 24
Rtaulla Vifrday
Chirain 0. PUtahttrgh 0.
Brooklyn 3, Bonlnn 1.
Only gamea acheduled.
.l
.iW9
.4H4
.4iW
.456
.413
.400
AMI Bl AN I.KACil'K
No lantea cheduled.
HOTELS
OSBORN HOLLAND
EUORNE ORE. MIDIORD
Thoroughly Modem
r. and Mm. J. E. Earlty and Ji
Earley
rroprlclara
DANCE"
Saturday Night
K. C. HALL
Sponsor.d by Townsend Club
Modern and Old Time Dancing 0:00 til 1:00
Men 50c Ladles 50c
Team Together
lEIIiab.lh, Si and 15-month-old '
I Barry hopad ha and Colilna I
could put logain.r a Ball ciud in i
Ih. aliorl.ii pottibla tim. At I
lor th. kids, B.n was quick to Cormack, and had bought tham
point out that th. accident hap- brand naw outfits In on. ol
p.n.d about Ih. aam. tim. thay Baattl.'s .xclusiv. storas to re
usually ara on thair knaas in plac. th.lr torn and blood-ao.k.d
prayar, iraimant, Evan th. Il.thy naw
"At horn. Ih.y pray that j straw thai hid C.r.ghty'a ''V lor
daddy hits sal.ly.' On tha road ! Victory" bandag. had baan th.lr
th.y pray that 'daddy gals homa ael.ction.
salaly." Caraghty .xplalnad. "It I Th. n.w Bpok.n. m.nagar
auraly mutt hav. baan th.lr tuckad his too-long crutchas un
prayart that pulled m. through d.r hit armnlts and headed lor
that window sal.ly Monday tha train. Th. girl magnate
nlghl with only big scalp Hp ,nd, j hat. that namal "
and. brokan kna. cap to .howj,h.pn.rdd htf d.p,.,.d lock
Ca'raghly pullad up hit right'10 daalgn.t.d train can.
troutar leg to show tha cast. Tha
trousers, brand naw. Joyc. Col-1
Fight's Tuesday
f 'eJI'MII m
- !
IL -
Herbert Snell of Sprague
River, who looked good in his
lirst ring; go two weeks ago,
will light Don Reynolds in a
lour-round lightweight duel
Tuesday night.
Two Softball
Tilts On Dock
Continuing to pick up its
postponed gumes, the local soft-
bull league has two tilts on the
griddle for tonight.
The loop-leading Moose, cur.
rently at 4 and 0 in the stand.
nigs, make up a game with the
Ashley Chcvrolets, who have
won three and lost two. That
gume will be played on Recrea
lion diamond.
Down the street on Legion
field, Mitchell and Applegate,
VFW is slutcd to play the Four
Star Merchants. The Vets have
a 3-2 seuson average and the
Merchants have yet to come out
ahead, zero and five. Both
games arc making up for rain
outs June 21 and will begin at
6:30.
Racer Killed In
Midget Auto Crash
HOLLYWOOD, June 28 VP)
Einar T. (Swede) Lindskog, 29,
was fatally injured at Gilmore
stadium last night when his
midget auto racer hit a rut in
the track, crashed into the wall
and turned over three times.
The race driver, well-known
throughout the west died in an
ambulance while en route to
Hollywood Receiving hospital.
QUICK WORK
WIMBLEDON, Eng.. June 28
M) Pauline Betz, playing in
top form, took only 21 minutes
today to trounce 18-year-old Joy
Gannon of London in the open
ing match of the fifth day of
the Wimbledon tennis champion
ships. The score was 8-1, 6-0.
There arc no old maids In
Tibet. Marriages are arranged
by family contract, and some
times a man takes all the
daughters of a household as co
wives. Hans Norland Fir. Insurance.
123 N. Eth St.
SIMPSON'S
.PET SHOP
Virginia Stmpaoa
Bird Bpeolallil
Canarias
9 Dogs
Aquariums
Goldiisb
tlarnrt.ta Callara I..atba Taya
Sptall'a and Uarti tdt. r-rodacla
MURPHEY'S
SI Klamalk
SEED STORE
l-hana list
"VI
I- t '
v-; . -
Una and B.n't wil. had ba.n out
that altarnoon, armad only with
the m.aiuram.nta lor G.r.ghty,
Baritoll and Chlal Levi Me
I Bpokan. Is still in th. Western
International league.
Smith Signed
For Main Go
Lloyd (Blackie) Smith nt
Klamath Fulls, who aneedllv
kayoed Dally Lolchcs two
months ago in his only light of
the current boxing scries, will
try nis lurk against Chiloquin's
bruiser, Bruce Miller, in the
five round main event Tues
day.
At least, that is the tenta
tive setup ol the ormorv box
ing card right now, but ex
perlcnce has shown Match-1
maker Larry McLane that
sometimes things don't work
out the way planned come light
night.
But Blackie Smith and Mil
ler, who has nothing but
knockouts to his credit, are at
present designated for the main
event spot.
in the other five-rounder, Le
Roy Barkley of Chiloquin will
meet Indian Johnny Peters in
a lightheavy duel.
Caylor Hatcher of Chiloquin
gets together with Rudy Carl
son of Klamath, two very pop
ular boys in a welterweight
four rounder.
The other two four-stanza
prelims, already announced,
put Herbert Snell against Don
Reynolds, and Bobby Barney
against Bobby Hannon, Both
are lightweight affairs.
Montgomery Is
1-2 Favorite
NEW YORK, June 28 P)
Bob Montgomery comes to the
crossroads of his career tonight
in a lightweight title defense
against Challenger Allie Stolz
that will disclose how much of
his prewar form has survived
two years of army duty.
The 15-round scrap for the
New York and Pennsylvania ver
sion of the 135-pound champion
ship represents the Philadelphia
Bobcat's first postwar venture
with the crown at stake.
Although Montgomery has
mopped up four foes in over-the-
wcight shindigs and is quoted a
1 to 2 favorite to Vhip Stolz,
there is doubt in some quarters
that he will be able to recapture
his old punching form against
the dancing, flashy Newark pre
tender.
Classified Ads Bring Results,
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tht
under-timed Joseph august erm
ANT hu ben, by an Order of the Cir
cuit Court of th Stat of Oregon for
Klamath County, appointed administrator
of tha eaUta of JAMES RAYMOND
HER MA NT. deceased, and that Latter
or Administration have issued to htm.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
the same duly verified and with proper
oucneri 10 me undersigned ai uie ottica
of Farrens & Maxwell, First Federal
ZMvings ft Loan Building. Klamath Falls,
Oregon, within six months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice, which Is June 7th, 1946.
JOSEPH Al'GUST HERMANT.
as administrator of the estate
of James Raymond Hermant, de
ceased. TARRKNS & MAXWELL
Attorneys for estate.
J 7-14-21-2S Na 406.
TRUCKS AND PICKUPS
FOR RENT
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STILES' BEACON SERVICE
Phono 8304 1201 East Main
The Elk Storage Garage
and Service Station
Corner El.v.nth and Klamath
will not be in operation
after Saturday, June 29
It is with r.gr.t that w. ar. iorc.d to make this announce
m.nt, and w. heartily thank all of you who hav. h.lp.d
make our little business th. succ.ss It has ba.n.
STEVE WALKER.
(laacka ule
it-
Dining and Dancing
Bar Open at 10:00 a. m. Daily.
No Meals Served Mondays.
Chicken Dinner Steak Dinner.
Wilbur Stiles at th Piano
Dee Gilbert, Drums
On Highway 39
Near Calif.-Ore. Stat Lint
Clarence Shelato
Donee end Dine
Portland Victim Of 1-0
Blank At Hands Of Angels
By Th. Associat.d Press
The delivery that kept Red
Lynn ahead of the rest of the
Pacific Coast league pitchers for
a while early this season was
again in evidence today, with tha
third-place Los Angeles Angels
sorely needing all the stuff he
has.
He rapped at the door of a
no-hit game last night but let up
In the ninth stanza and then had
to go 11 Innings for three-hit
shut-out of the Portland Beavers,
1 to 0.
The Oakland Acorns and San
Francisco Seals squeezed out a
one-point victory apiece, main
taining their pace with the
Acorns a game ahead at the
top ol the league.
Oakland came off with a 1-0
decision over the Seattle Rainiera
in 10 innings with the punch
provided by the newest additions
to the club, Third Baseman Arky
Biggs and Shortstop Ray Ham
rick. Hamrick beat out a perfect
bunt, advanced to third when
First Sacker Earl Torgeson
threw wild on a sacrifice and
raced home on Biggs' single.
Junior Loop
Has Hurler s
By Th. Associated Press
Known for years as a pitch
ers Paradise, the National
league appears certain to yield
that title to the American loop
this season.
While the senior circuit is in
danger of failing to produce a
singie 20-game winner for the
first time since 1931 and only
the second time in its 70-year
history, the American league
may boast four pitchers in the
select ZD-game winner class
Only four times in the majors
have that many pitchers of the
same league accounted for 25
victories apiece. The National
league quartet of Grover Alex.
ander. Philadelphia; Dick Ru
dolph and Bill James, Boston,
and Jell 'lesreau, new York,
was the latest to accomplish
the feat in ian.
Each of the present quartet,
Hal Newhouser of the Detroit
Tigers; Bob Feller, Cleveland
Indians; Dave Farrls, Boston
Red Sox and Spud Chandler,
New York Yankees, has passed
the 10-victory mark with less
than half the schedule complet
ed.
Newhouser, the great left
hander, with 13 victories under
his belt, stands the best chance
to do it again.
The top winner in the Nation-;
at league is Johnny Sain of the
Boston Braves who has. notched
eight victories. j
In the only two games played j
yesterday, the pace-setting i
Brooklyn Dodgers increased i
their National league lead to ;
three and one-half games over j
the idle St Louis Cardinals by j
downing the Boston Braves, 3-1,
and the Chicago Cubs nosed out
the Pittsburgh Pirates, p-5. j
Old Fly Bed get
ting wrn? VY
have a fin
sertment f R6.
Winding silk.
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SPINNERS
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SNELLED HOOKS 90c
POOLE'S
Bicycles and Sporting Goods
222 So. 7th
J. H. Brownfield
and Havt a Good Time
nr.ALO nr. : Kiamaia riu, ora.
The charity game drew a near-
capacity crowd of 13.052.
San Francisco fended off a
strong finish by the San Diego
Padres for a 5-4 victory, with
relief pitcher Ray (Cowboy) Har
rell putting out the fire. He
took over from Frank Seward in
the ninth frame with two runs
in, Ben Cuintinl on third and
none out. Ilarrell set the Padres
down one-two-three. Vince Di
Maggio, latest Seal addition,
tripled and singled In five trips.
Eddie Erautt gave up five hits
and blanked the Sacramento
Solons while his Hollywood
teammates romped to a 10-0 tri
umph. Hollywood opened with
a seven-run assault in the lirst
inning, the heavy hitting sup
plied by All Anderson and Ed
Steward, each ol whom tripled.
Erautt whiffed 10 Solons and
marked up his eighth win to six
losses. Ihe win made It three
straight in the series for Holly
wood.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE INVITING Hll
Th undersigned Police Judas of th
Cfly of Klamath Falls. Oregon, will re
ceive bida up to 5 P. M. July 1st. 1944:
for advertising space on the north and
east sides of In ball park fence. Spac
lo constat of approximately 680 lineal
feet, to b Ussed for a period of i
years.
aii Dias snail dc seated, and marked
Bid for Advertising Soace." Th City
reserves th right to reject any and ali
H. T. FRANEY,
Police Judc.
J. 24-2 No. 418.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN That the
undersigned R. B MAXWELL has been,
by an order of the Circuit Court of the
Stat of Oregon for Klamath County,
appointed administrator of the estat
of GRACE AKLENE ROWELL. deceased,
and that Letters of Administration have
issued to him. AN persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified
to present th aam. duly verified and
with proper vouchers, to th under
signed at the office of Farrens At Max
well. Main Street, Klamath Falls.
Oregon, within six months from the
dat of the first publication of this
notice, which is June 21, 1946.
R. B. MAXWELL.
As Administrator of the estate
of Grace Arlene Rowell, deceased.
J. 21-28: Jly. 5-12 No. 41T.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I
hav filed my final account and report
of my administration of the estate of
WILLIAM B. CHASE, deceased, and th
Judge of th Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for Klamath County, has
fixed ten o'clock in the forenoon of
July 26th. 1946. as the Urn and the
Courtroom of said Court aa the plac
wnen ana wnere any person may present
objections or exception to a id final
account, and at said tim and plac
in oun win seiue saia account.
PHYLLIS E. MA HONEY,
Administratrix.
J. a3; Jly 5-12-19-28 No, 428.
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Children!' 115.00
Adults 122.50
Tox-Tan . . Buck Steiner
Apache
Western HATS
Childrens'
Son Front
Stetsons ...
.. 3.45
.. 7.00
.10.00 up
Western BOOTS
Tony Lama
Nocona
Stewart
Olsen-Stelzer
Acme
13.25 to 42.50
Ladies' Levi Strauss
Riders ...7.45
Ladies' Fringed Vests and
Jackets .....15.50 up
Spurs 3.25 up
Bits 1.95 up
Bridles 4.95 up
In Aluminum and
Stainless Steel
Childrens'
Cowboy Suits
....5.50 up
Cowgirl Suits
4.95 up
Holster Sets
.1.50 up
Bronze,
Ornamental
Horses
Ash Trays
Boots
1.25 up
The GUN STORE
714 Main