KFLW Slates
Big Program
Three evrnts of spccliit Inlrrrnt
iuvo been ti'liciltilmt for liruud
iiit by TIip IIithUI mill News
mill) nt lit Ion KKI.W tilts wn-k-mil.
Tinl(lit at 8, Chuck Cecil
slll nrlKlniita the flrnt brouri
t rvrr hciiril direct frmn Uike
'Ivw, when liu Inli-rvluw prom
tirnt business mid professional
lien nn tln'lr wuy to tin- fiiiiivd
Jluu Sky hotel on Hurt iniiuii
jIii. Cecil will imiku the trip
m tli mountain-top hold and
mulii l)riiilct a hulMtoiir pro
(rum frmn l.ukuvlew, Huiultsy
vi'iiliiK at 7:31), when he lie
ir n hi a 1 1 10 entire Orclt-r of til
nti-liiic curuiniiiilal eiijiiyeil by
ivi-r llul) I'uclllc coast business
men eucli ycur.
Siiiiilny ndi'i iiiiuii the llenild
anil News stiillnii will offer two
iilililloiiul biuuileiisls of unusual
Interest. Hub Mi-Curl will bring
llitlenurs of tl Klumutli basin a
word picture of thu blu Itcd
Cross auction direct from tho
liiimround In Klumutli Falls
frmn I to 2 p. in. McCiirl will
iiUii serve u muster of cero
iiioiilcs fur the entire auction
sule.
At 2 p. III. Don Nrul will kreet
KFLW'a audience direct from
Hccrculluu field In Klaiuulh
Fulls for the eluhtli In his popular
series of direct plsy-liyplsy
liruudcnsts of northern Cullfornla
leaittie busehall icumrs. This
broadrust will feuture the Khun
ath Sons versus Shasta City.
If the Itcd Cross auction Is
still In proKress at 5 p. in., Hob
Mrt'nrl will return to tho air
from the fulrurounds for an
uctuul description of tho auction
ing of "Smcikcy," beautiful sad
din hnrso douuted to the Itod
Cross by Flunk Kurd.
Flashes Of
Life
RECKLESS DRIVING
LOGAN, Utuli., July 12 '11
City Juiliie. Jesse I. Well Ifuve
a defrndunl UU duyi In Jul I foi
"drunken driving on a horse."
Itlrli said a city ordinance
yrohlblls intoxlcuted persons
rom driving horses.
The culprit was pIlolliiK his
mount down the Main slrcei
sidewalk when arrested.
VOTE GETTER
HKATHICK. Nebr.. July 12
1.11 E, (J. "Ned" Maxwell be
lleves thai a printers minimis
on Ills campiilun curd was a ma
jor factor In his victory In the
race for the republican nomiii
u t Ion for sheriff.
Tho printer hud tulssjielU'il
word and evury lime Muxwoll
handed out a curd he suld
"there's a mlstuke on this card.
Can you find It'"
As a result, Muxwell said, his
cards were read more thorough
ly than those of other caudl
dates,
Summer Term Shows
Increaso At Ashland
Finul cnrollmuiit figures for
tho first summer session shows
the Southern Oregon college lead
ing In percentage of Increase
over the other two colleges of
education In Oregon, Its enroll
ment of 'i'li Is twice as great as
that of the (astern college and
represents a 133 per cent in
creoso over the same quarter of
last year. While Monmouth has
3112 students this figure repre
sents only a 42 5 per cent In
crease In enrollment over the
corresponding period of a year
ago.
The accumulative enrollment
figure for the full summer is
expected to excaed 330 at SOC.
Many new students are plannlnr
to enter the second summer sea
sion, which sturts on July 22.
The post session two-week work
shop will be held from Septem
ber 2 to 14. This workshop ts
designed to assist people renew
or secure emergency certificates
to teach In the elementary
schools of the state.
Flight Student
Damages Ship
A GI student at the Shustu
Cascade Flying service washed
out a landing gcur when he
I ground looped while landing this
i morning, and a number of other
i students were eliminated from
tiieir morning nights as a result
of dumage to the Aeroucu trainer.
No one was Injured. Instructor
on the flight wus Frunk Carot
sky, and the student was S. U.
HesBcy. The Acronra Is one of
three (ruining plunes at the field.
Operators there said that an
other new plane wus expected
In this afternoon, and a second
was slated for delivery July 15.
Northwestern Mills
To Get U. S. Wheat
WASHINGTON, Julv 12 111
Wheat held by the government
In the Pacific northwest will be
turned over to mills producing
flour for use In that area, tho
agriculture department has In
formed Senator Cordon (It-Ore.)
Cordon bad asked the depart
ment's aid In getting wheat for
mills at Eugene, where he was
advised bakeries were closing
because of the lack of flour.
Under the government's pro
gram, he said wheat could be
allotted to the Eugene mills If
the bakers would request flour
from them.
Around Oregon
By The Associated Press
Dr. Ucululi do Janvier, who
claims her 100-year-old Corvallls
homo is the oldest occupied
dwelling in Oregon, will hold
open house there Sunday. . . .
Municipal civil service exam
inations, not hold during the
war, will be resumed In Port
land next month. . , ,
Three Port landers Mrs.
Oeorge Boring, Mrs. Stanley
Drown, and H, J. Le Vasseur
have) been Invited to a Centen
nial in Llchtorvclde, Belgium,
In honor of their uncle, Charles
Van De Poele, Inventor of the
electric trolley. . . .
Robert O. Stevenson, former
Washington county Judge and
atute gome and forestry warden,
died In Portland Thursday at
the age of 03. . . ,
Clackamas county poultrymen
complained of turkey and chick
en losses In one case as high as
2000 birds as a result of low
flying planes frightening the
birds, and appealed to tho Civil
Aeronautics administration for
stlffcr auti-bur.zlng rules. . , ,
New Argument Made
In GI Bride's Case
PORTLAND, July 12 (P)
Another ground for allowing
the Japanese-German wife of
John A. Boulss, Portland army
veteran, to remain In this coun
try will bo argued In federal
court In Seattle, an attorney
said today.
Leo Levensnn said lie would
Mo nn amended petition, claim
ing Hint Mrs. Boulss, as wife of
a U. S. citizen, Is admissible ns
a non-quota Immigrant regard
less of eligibility for citizenship.
Mrs, Hernias has been detained
in Seattle since her arrival
nhonrd the troop transport on
tvhlch she and the Portland sol
' dicr wero morrled.
New, Modern Way to
SAVE TIME A ENERGY
TWO-WAY TALKIE
by Dictograph
MY' aal
ir
(tomslate
win I
iMtrvmMhl
Don I ihout fromroom-to-room;tofflce-to-ofTice.
Uie
TWO-WAY TALKIE for perfect
.two-way hook-up. Every-j
one needs one in home or,
office. And you install It,
yovrtelf in minutes.
B & B Radio and
Electric Shop
831 8. 6th St. Phone 6920
Reservation
Areas Closed
With the coming of the sum
mer mouths, forested areas of
the Klumutli Indian reservation
uro being closed tu entry for the
duration of the present fire sea
son by the forestry and law and
order division of the U. S. In
dlun Service, at Klamath Agen
cy. Principal through roads on
the reservation are not closed
ist id do not require a permit for
travel by anyone, itouds in agri
culture! lands, udjiieent to "open
roads," are also open.
Khunath Indiana enrolled it
tho Agency may truvel all roads
on Indian lands witnoui per
mit, unit fedi-rul, state and muni
cipal fire protection personnel
do not require permits to enter
uny ureu when on fire protec
tion business.
Permits for closed ureas will
only be issued tu persons hav
ing business in these areas, ac
cording to tho Agency, and only
then to the particular unit in
volving their employment or
business. Logging camp employ
es may obtain these permits
(mm their company timekeeper.
Salesmen can also obtain per
mits from logging company
timekeepers, provided they have
business with that company All
persons holding permits and
having curs will be required to
curry a shovel at all times
Permits will be issued from
stations at Bcatly, Sprague
Kiver, and Klamath Agency, as
woll as from logging company
timekeepers. Permits will not be
issued for recreational purposes.
At the lieatty and Sprague
Kiver stations, permits will be
obtained between 6 and 7 p. m.,
while at the Klamath Agency
permits may bo obtained all
day.
Logging Trucks Only
Use Road After Dark
HOOD RIVER. July 2 II')
' Only logging trucks, needed to
haul logs from forest service
hind to be made Into boxes for
the apple and pear crop, will
travel a 10-mile stretch of the
Mount Hood 'ot ''-hway night
times after July 15.
The highway Irom Cooper's
spur Junction to Bennett nam
will he closed to the public from
midnight to 10 a. in xcent for
Saturday and Sunday nights
the rest of tho season.
The stretch, deemed danger
ous for simultaneous logging and
public traffic, had earlier been
closed to loggers. The change
was made after a meeting of
state and county officials, lum
bermen, fruit growers and packers.
Market
Quotations
HfW VOHK. July 13 (AP'-Id hv
tle. few vidtlone end vrUfl
Induvtrlale, tnt stork mark at uJv no
gnlUUd thm broetlnl vrngr retreat
ot lh week on axpr4ltitf activity
Derltnlnf lendenriee cropped up in all
rtrrtmcnu after an early axler-llv i
rovery I tempt (ailed to attract adher
an u
Turnover wae over 1,000.000 iharee
Cloaifitf quotation:
American mil
Am Tel Tel .
Anaconda
Chf I'.rkln .
Ctunmon wraith
Cur tie Wright
General Elertrlo ,.
General Motors -..
(it Nor My Pfd
int Harvester
Kannarott
lng-llell "A"
Ni.fi K.lv
N Y Central
Northern Vmnmv
Pac Cm aV CI
J C I'enney
Mafewev sit ores
Hare Hoaliuck
(Standard Brandt
Kturif-rtaaer
Sunshine Mining
Union Oil sll .,
Union P-clfls . .,
1 S Sleet
Warner Pictures ,.
UUITUAHV .
tire) top fat bef built III 00. .oari
waithtjr Wisconsin dairy hrede 110 M.
vesicle unchanged St (1900 down.
Ha labia sheep goo, total 00: active on
maaar iitpply; spring lain be S4 cents
niftier; slaughter awrt fully ttesd:
nod and choM native spring la tubs
dl 00; 'he popular and too p'lre; fat
bucks dlacounud tl 00, common spring
ers down to ! 00, fat aruuTi slaughter
vea largely 10 2A.
rUHTH NAN rnANCIHCO, July 12
'AP -flalable rattla V). steady: park age
medium TOO lb heifers gl 00; cmnnr
to common rows eHW-.0O; tor week
2 loo. laert steady; two car IIOO p
at tlBOO. werk's tope; bulk 040-lWiO lb.
food etaere gl OO-lk 7H: medium gHIOO.
7 00; merilunvgood heifers till OO-ia 00;
flood heavy rang rows 114 00-lflO.
ir grade cows steady to weak; com
mon 110 00-11 00: cannars and cutters
M oo-t) 00; common-medium sausage
bulls SIO00-1I V); odd good bear inid;
ralvaa'wlahta for week, MO around tl 00
highr; week's top choice load 320 lb.
at 117 30.
fUlibta hogs 50; market steady; few
parksges good SOO-300 lb. barrows and
gills S2O00; odd good sows 17 00-17 XV
for week, receipts 1190, broad demand.
Halahla sitae d 1200: aUrarfy: faw oo4
7B lb, lambs llfl SO; load mixed medium
s' '"id 92 ib. shorn yearlings 919 V;
around 30n awes common Mood 14 ry.
KOf), for week lambs sharply 11.00-2 00
nignar; wmk s lop iv.uo, OUlk tnorn
lanioe iif.wio su.
Classified Ads Hrlng Hcsults.
POTATOES
riflCAftO. July 12 (AP-l'HDAi Pota
toes: Arrivals I HI; w (rack Xl7, total t;.
II shipments 1200, Supplies modrrale,
demand f-slr; for beat storks, mark!
alKut steady; for fair quality to'lis
market slightly weaker; California ling
White fM.WJ-t , Hllss Triumphs t'l (fJ,
Arkansas Hliss THumphs t l V). Tmas
niise Trlmphs M 00, Cobblers tJ 121.,
3 lfl, Missouri Cobbifrs S2 & 'all i: H
No. It. Kansas Cobblers fair quality
(2 -10 2 AO: MUsourl Cobblers, Comtner
eial And fair quality $2Ab-215.
GRAIN
CHICAGO. July 12 (APi-Substantlal
offerings of rash oaU by the country,
plus prospects of a good movement f
1040 oats within a few weeks, cauited a
we-fc undertone In owta futures today.
A part of the early downturn, whl"h
antandtd to naarly 3 cents, was armed
rtaar the clo when a short-covering
movement got under way.
Corn experienced rather wlda fluc
tuations in a "thin" market with puces
above their previous gIom moat of ttuj
session.
At lha clos oals war I ' lower
than yesterday's flnUh. July rt7',.7,
and corn wwa off January J.C3V
Ther waa no trad In barley.
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Western Pine Output
Shows Sharp Decline
PORTLAND, Or. July 13 (AP'-Wast-ern
ptna production fell off sharply In
tha holiday week ended July S. the
Western Pine association reportad to
day. Moat mills were closed part ot the
weak and some all of lha weak for ihm
Independence Day holiday and annual
vacatlona.
Comparative figures tin millions of
board faalj;
Last Pr visas Tear
Wk Wfrk Age
Orders . M.Hli Bil.aoS M AtMi
Hhipmentt 2-1721 9'i.ti.i) Ifl.tll
.Production I,MiJ I,4J1
New Dean Of Women
Takes Over At SOCE
Mrs. Mabel Winston has taken
over her new position aa regis
trar and dean of women at tha
Southern Oregon College of Edu
cation. Mrs. Winston brings a
background of experience and
training to her new post. She
has served at Oregon Slate col-
CHICKEN
CENTER
CIUCAOO, July 12 (AP t78DA'-Sal-able
hugs A.VK), total 12 5oo, marxrt
opened slow, later trade active; weights
JW lb and down SO cents higher; heav
ier weights and sows SO-73 cents up:
good and choice 2W jb. and down 9111 oo,
with load or so tin 10 and top for one
load SIB 29; lOO .TW pounds II7 9O-1H 0J
weight UD to 4O0 Bounds downward to
'117 00, moat e-lee sow 1 25- 73.
I choice lightweights 17.00, good clear
ance. Salable cattl 3900. total 35no; calable
calves 4O0. total 400; slaughter cattle
active, good and choice fed steers and
l earllng strong to ai cenU higher; short
load rholre 114S lb. ateert, f 2J 29. a new
. high: load lota fed steers and yearlings
; 120 30-23 00; BOO Ib. mixed steers and
1 heifers S22 50: surer and haifera and
other slaughter rattle steady: grass beef j
919 E. Main
Phone 4282
Pot Roast lb. 33c
Pork
Roast ... lb. 39c
Short
Ribs .... lb. 25c
Fryers ... lb. 55c
Hens ... lb. 39c
NEW ITEMS IN OUH DELICATESSEN DEP'T
A new Sandwich spreod Chicken, Turkey, Chicken
Liver, Ham, and Liver.
ANCHOVIES BONELESS HERRING
STEAK SAUCE RAWNS
HORSERADISH OYSTERS
KRAFT' MUSTARD POTATO SALAD
Figoro "Smoke Flavor" Barbecue Sauce
MACARONI SALAD Swift' Brookfield
Barden't Cheese Cheese
FREE DELIVERY
IIISALD a NKW1. KlaiMlk Fslli, Ora.
raiDAr, j.ir is, ii. rss ni.
lege or many years as assistant
dean of women.
Mrs. Winston has been active
In AAUW work and la now erv
ing as state president for this
organization.
SEIastique Slacks 1 1
18.50 II
Neutral colored Can b. worn with anything, M
i Th. flntst hard finish all wool panta mad. M
V Zipper front. Sis.s 21 to 30, M
ibbs Clothing Co.
nueseui fj
Phone 7013
Former K. Sugarman Location 6th and Main
A. B. CORRALS
AND ,
RIDING ACADEMY
announce the addition of
R. H. RICE
to the staff, as manager
Mr. Rice is a professional Rider and is thoroughly qualified
as an instructor. The addition of Mr. Rice will enable us to
extend our services and facilities.. Mrs. Buck will continue
to assist in riding activities.
Facilities Are Now Available
For Boarding Horses
3 Miles North en Bend Highway Pbene SS47
Approximately one-third of
the potentlul water power of the
United Slates Is In the region
drained by the Columbia river.
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BIDIUSI SPIDERS CROTON BUS
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Dining and Dancing
Bar Open ot 10:00 a. m. Daily.
No Meals Served Mondays.
Chicken Dinner Steak Dinner,
Wilbur Stiles al the Piano
Dee Gilbert, Drums
On Highway 39
Near Colif.-Ore. State Line
Clarence Shelato J. H. Brownfield
-Dance and Dine and Have a Good Tlma
s
s
IroovcnNsicrtirll
H OWNED II
SURPLUS
ci ecu nnn Mnnr rnn
ViVV SIS V U SI I H
SALES at the SITES
.via isrur sssix, kxiih i tun uuss
ISTAUSANT SUSPLIIJ including wirt braid bultlt. Hum iclelcd cooling
ktttltl, cm openeri. Kel roaitmg pni. brMd pint, uucs pani, tin
Mrving Irayl, compartmtnttd trayl, gallsy lubl.
IISI FSISIRVISSi Ovr lt.000 tapok lilt pranrvart and iaclah.
IS4 WA0IN8 SUITS: Kobb.nnd, ntcklint haight, with bouyancy criameait.
J.H7 SOLII CILlULOIOl Tranipsrtnt pyroilyn baia. 24"iW ydl.
ILICTSICAl. IpuirMINT Including IV H Dlnil ganaralort. battary crilrgats,
ignition cabla, ignition iniulalton compound, aitannon cordi, coopar wirt, ale
SPONOIS AND CHAMOISi 10 SSI ihaao wool ipongn. I.1M chamoli ilim.
ICS MANUfACTUSINO PLANT J I I anmonit and brlna IrlUml lor rtlrigtralioa
oi warahouiai up to 20 by 100 teat. Alio a amallar uniti.
WIIST WATCHIS AND CLOCKJI 17-i.w.l .tin witck.i. Soma with Swiu mov.
manl, day, wttk. month, and vaar indicatora minuta dialf, fwaap-iacond handl.
Cloelt ara watarproof. ipring wound, loma with luminous dial.
NGINIMINO SUPPIIIS including dralling chain, dalinaalor llakal. magnlKing
Itartoiropti, T-iquarat. protractori. and plaitic drawing boards, plul Whatman
typo IV, (lint, gamat, and planatabla drawing paper.
SIS. 000 IN IL.ICTIIIC KITCHEN I9UIPMINT Including daaa fry kattlai, coKaa
grindan, maat grindara, bratd alicara, bakt ovtnt, rangal.
SO. Oil IIS. OF NAILIi Copoar boat nails, soma Ileal wira nails.
I, Til POSTAiLI SIRS IXTINOUISHiaSi Squaata-grip tvpa complatl with CO,
charge and ii loot hole. Alto 1 1,735 mechanical loam charges.
AISCSAPT LANDING MATSl 49.7SO tg. It. in interlocking sections.
1.U2 SPTOLASSISt t& power quartarmaitar typt.
ANVILS AND BLACKSMITH TOOLSt Including lullert. 5i" punches. All. a w.'dl
variety sledges, hammers, hacksaw blades, hoists, iocks.
SIMtl (OIW OIMT, NORTH m tTIIIT
LOWTOIlCHIIl 4.S00 In guar! and pint sites.
44 ISASS SHIITSi HelLherd Vl" 24" 41".
4I IAKILITI SHIITSi for tltclrical panels, Vi", Is" W tMck.
It TSANSFOSMISSt S KVA, I phaia, 120240 V.. tlr-cooled.
40.000 IlICTMCIANS' KNIVIIi Ont blade and ont screwdriver bladt.
1,000 HAMMIRS AND MALLITSl tail pean and Iwo lact mechlne typt,
PLASTIC PUNNILSt I ounce silt for housthold and commercial uses.
lit IXTINSION LADDIRS: In two It-loot sections. Eitend to 27 (eel.
00 SURVITORS' TRIPODSi Wood, St" high. Soma with tdiuslabla spread.
PORTAILI SHILTIRS: With plywood sides and canvas or metal tops.
SJ00.000 IN MOTOR fARTSl Including belts, gelkels, bushings, ball btarings,
brackets, carburetors, sprockets, cylinder and. crenk case assemblies, guides,
cylinder heads, hood assemblies, magnetos, mulllers, piston rings, etc.
SITf S4LIS C4NNOT IS SMCMfD IT TIUPHONI. Coll CmtUmm CtnttlMtt
OMiloa, JO Con Nass Avt., Son Fraaclsct, UNdartIN 242S, Local Jt.
CUP Our AND SAV THISI IUYIN4 DATES
-rsfsre! Stinrlsi...
STOCKTON
l.tY 11.
My II, II, H. II, e.Vi!irane-a,le War II
(rlillll ay Pink Sana IS
let 11 - lm.il letlatit Carlilltd ly FC
luly II Itate eel local Sanraassars
SACRAMINTO
-l.ly II
Wt II, II, It, IS
my ;a
ttsn-rraflt Imtllallar
Nea-rriorltf luyra
July I
-July II
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July II
July II aslll M
Orders tilled on lint-coma (irtt-tarved basis In priority order. ADVANCE order!
accepted but tilled AFTER priority claimants art served. All sales subiect to
W. A. A. Standard Terms sod Conditions. NO CATALOGS MAILED Oetelled litis
tl Display Rooms. SF-21-4
War Assets Administration
LDO. 117, NAVAL SUPPLY ANNIX, KOUOH t READY ISLAND, STOCKTON
ADMIN. ilDftv, OLD SI0NAL CORPS DIPOT, NORTH TTH ST., SACRAMINTO
PUT A
USE IT AS k MOBILE
POWER UNIT
On The Job!
USE IT AS A TRACTOR
A "JEEP'S" not a tractor, a car or a truck;
For a "JEEP" synonym, we're just plumb out of luck.
Out the window with Webster and Roget in tattersl
A "JEEP'S" just a "JEEP," (and that's all that matters).
Put a "JEEP" on the job . . . any job on the land!
It plows, mows and harrows; does all you demand
Of a truck or a tractor ... a runabout, too.
In your pasture or woodlot . . . more power to youl
Put a "JEEP" on the job any hour of the day!
Let its mighty "JEEP" engine take you away
Over no roads at all to that hard-to-reach spot.
Put a "JEEP" on the job! It will show what it's gotl
Put a "JEEP" on the Job! Every farmer should know
Of its world-famous engine, its pep, zing and go;
Of the sure-footed thrust of its great 4-wheel drivel
Put a "JEEP" on the job! Man! that "JEEP" is alive!
Put a "JEEP" on the job! It will power your thresher,
Plant your wheat, bind your corn. It's never at leisure!
Shovel snow, paint your barn, fill your silo with fodder.
Stack your hay, spread manure . . . and other things odder!
Put a "JEEP" on the job . . . any job that takes powerl
The "JEEP" will get out there at 60 per hour! . . .
Furnish juice to your welder or air to your spray.
Outworks 60 horses, but never says, "Nay!"
Put a "JEEP" on the job . . , the 4-purpose "JEEP!"
In the foothills or mountains, no grade is too steep!
You be the driver . . . step on the gas . . .
Just see all the hazards the "JEEP" can surpass!
Put a "JEEP" on the job! po you want to snake logs?
Do you want to saw wood or carry your hogs?
Do you want to run fence lines or pick up your strays?
Then you need a "JEEP" to serve you all ways!
Put a "JEEP" on the job . . . on the road ... In the plant!
In the "JEEP" language, there's no word like "can't!"
Cross town with the "JEEP" on that hurry-up call . . .
Pick-up or tow-load . '. . no trouble at all!
Put a "JEEP" on the job! Feel its power and thrust! . . .
And you'll know why the versatile "JEEP" is a "must"
For the woods and the oil field . . . the quarry, the mine . . a
For any old Job that's far off the line!
Put a "JEEP" on the job! It's so easy to park!
Its spring-cushion seats make driving a lark!
Some different from wartimes, you'll have to admit ...
But the "JEEP" still has all that old "get-up and git!"
Put a "JEEP" on the job! How about that vacation?
It will haul your house-trailer all over the nation!
Are you a bold hunter? ... A fisherman, too!
Bet the "JEEP" knows some spots that are too wild for youl
Put a "JEEP" on the job! Save money four ways!
Put your trust in the "JEEP" to the end of your days!
Its mighty "JEEP" Engine and rugged steel frame
Will add power and wealth to your excellent namel
A "JEEP'S" not a tractor, a car or a truck;
For a "JEEP" synonym, we're Just plumb out of luck.
Gertrude Stein has the answer . . . our problem's not deep . , ,
A "JEEP" is a "JEEP" is a "JEEP" is a "JEEP"!
GtTA
use it as a runabout "See Seby Last" use it as atrucK ;
MOTOR CO.
401 So. 6th
Phono 6934
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