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1 FAQ -B HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath FaHt, Or. WerltKudaT, February 1, 11 Phooe Tfee HeraW & News TUXEDO 4-8111 An Ad Writer Will Be Glad To Help You Word Your Ad Let a trial demonstrate the fast action power of a Classified Want Ad in the Her ald and News. (q) fine M o o o For The Minimum 2-Line Ad Per Lme Per Day NOTE: Above is trraxrrararn Fate.. The rate is lower for larger sbe For example, a 5-lirre cd 6 days is only 23Vac per line per day. Pay cadi- for your ad - tar pay within five days when you phase it ia -- and receive ads. discount Let KlGF3.cf.Vs Top 5 cfcsfTsoi Work for You ! The Herttfd and News mi writer will be glad to help you word your ad . . . then it wtrks Ion,, hard and diligently to get results for you. It mokes thousands of calls, does it in a matter of hours and spreads the word that you have something to sell, to buy, to rent or to trade. It has dem onstrated repeatedly that it can sell practically anything from a used baby carriage to an investment in property. The cost? Very low, as you can see from the rates given here. Classified Ad Department 1301 Esplanade O TU 4-8111 The Court Records LEGAL NOTICE KLAMATH FALL! MUNICIPAL COURT rW Lm Gap! Ian, drunk, ttS wr fry MVS. Tony Craw, drunk, 131 or ftv davt. Albert Elrsy Strom, drunk, 135 or five day. TRAFFIC Willem Hum Haitrtlu, drlvlna through omit orooerty, no forfeited, notert Stephen Cudo, violation of basic rvlt. 10 forfeited. Jack Presley, m prator' llcania, sr. so forfeited. Jerry Oscar Madden, ran stop sign, SlOl forfeited. Roy Isih Ba-nburg, left motor runrAjj Oelbert Marlon Town ley. Improper turn, 17 SO forfeited. Roger L. Corn, violation of basic rule, $10 forfeited. John Edward Tofell, disobeyed traffic llonat, sio forfeited. Roger Kailh Wlard, driving through pri vate orooertv. 110 forfeited. Joseph Abner, disobeyed trama signal, SIO forfeited. Frederick Paul ackim, improper l err turn, 17.50 forfeited. Luvt Wlttlams, no operator's license, 17.40 forte i led. Sherry Burke, ran stop sign, io for feited. Donald Eugene Peterson, ran itop sign, Sio forfaited. Knowlton Merrltt, no operator' license, $7.50 forfeited. Marilyn Joann crteyne, ran stop tign. $10 forfeited. Unree Johnson, no operator's license. $7 50 forfeited. Robert Eugena Montgomery, expired op erator's license, S7.SC forfeited. Ruby Jean Robblns, disobeyed traffic i anal, 110 forfeiled. Donald Samuel Brusca, disobeyed traf fic signal, 110 forfeited. Delores Karen George, failure to feavc name and address at scene of an acci dent, 150 forfeited. Herbert William Boettchar, ran stop t an. 110 fine. Stanley Edward Shreevs, failure to yield right of vay, 135 fine. Franklin Douglas Tuter, excessive ex- haust noise. 17-50 tine. William Wesley Rldgley, ran stop sign, S10 forfeiled. Jeanetle Hendrlckson Grallan, ran stop light, S10 forfeited. Marilyn Charles McKnlght, drunk, or 10 davs. Dennis josepn Lane, arum, ws or nve davs. John La sowers, arum, s r rive days. KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT David T. CatmuM, Improper muffler, 17.50. James W. Barnard, no wheel covers, Marshall Earl Chandler, violate basic rule, 130. William Klein, truck speeding, dismissed by court. Harold C. Boont, disobeyed stop sign, 17.50. . Russell C. Reeck, no emergency brake, 15. Thomas D. Gerhrke, violate basic rult, SIS. Lyman 1. Ashley, trucK speeding, aulllv. Domenlco Manera, disobeyed stop sign. S7.50. Hazel H. Merllnl, no atop light. M Claude A. Morache, disobeyed stop sign, 17.50. Theodore L. Barlow, disobeyed stop sign, 17.50. Billie D. Perkins, violate basic rule, SIS. Delmer Lyle Wright, Improper passing, 17.50. Ciirtt Roper, disobeyed slop sign, $7.50. Elmer W. Balrd, no operator's license. 15. James E. Berwick, violate basic rule. Peter Ala Olson, ft vthiel license, $5 suspended. Marlen w. Davis, no vehicle lleanit, 15 William Henry Fredrick, disobeyed traf fic signal, 17 50. Georg Wal Chin, violate beii rule, 110. Marvin F. Eayrs, no operator's license. oismissea upon motion or district at-torney. Paul R. Carey, violate basic rule. $10. Martha A. Bart left, no vehicle license, 15. Carl Lea Reams, violet basic rule, 4 wi tiler, disobeyed stop tign, Hitchcock, Insufficient clear- $15. Robert J. McNeil, violate basic rule, 115. Larry Allen Clark son, no wheel covers. $7.50. Leonard V. Graham, no vehicle license. $5. Harold H. Lackey, combination over load, $93. Vernon Fay Shaw, tandem axi over load. $40. Ralph D. Cummlngs, no tan now, u. Jerry R. Ernest, improper mufflers, S5. Gale Leon Read, violate basic rule, $15. Dorothy M. Holman, failure to dim headlights, $7.50 suspended. Gordon w. Hills, failure to identify equipment, $7.50. Argle Lee Hobbs, no PUC permit, us. Jackie G. Lyon, violate basic rule, $15. Charles L Crow I, Increase speed being overtaken, $7.50. Larry Lee Bender, failure ra transfer title, 15. James L. Lane, disobeyed truffle sig nal, dismissed. Chester E. Shrlver, violate basic ruie. 115. Carlton K. Heap, dlsobeyeV stop sign, $5. John D. Curfman, no operator's license. $5. Armenia Brown, wrong sio w nign- wey. $7.50. Alfred M. Dunn, no operator's license, $5. Jeroid Earl Haney, no puc permu, dis missed by court. Bruno Marchese, violate basic ruie, 115. tv, W m IM Afe 'i Message Is Due Monday $35. Paul 17.50. Ivena B. ance, 115. Thomas P. Ga.s, no vehicle license, $5. William H. Mlifer, no PUC permit. 115. Bill B. Ratledge, over length vehicle, $15. Robert Lynn Cheyn, disobeyed stop sign, continued. Albert Dal Reynolds, combination over load, $A. Bill B. Ratledge, axle overload, $33.' Richard Merrill Smith, violate basic rule, conltnued. Loyd Wayne Cramer, n operator' Y- cense, 15. Frank R. Stewart, failure t transfer title, 15. Harry A. Stebter, violate basic rule, 115. Larry D. Alexander, violet basic rule. lis. Patsy Lea Bonham, violate basic rule. $20. Mack H. LI Hard, failure to dim head lights, $5. Wiley 8. Combs, no clearance lights. 17.50; no signal for right turn, 17,50. James A. Skelton, violate basic rule, $15. Philip G. Wlllmarth, disobeyed stop sign, Sf.SC. Freddie C. Thomas, disobeyed traffic signal, 17. so. Johnny G. Long, no slop light, 17 50. Pharos L. Book, disobeyed stop sign. 17.50. James L. Garrett, violet basic rule, CARD Of THANKS A IWE wlsti to sxpreti our sinew, ftuuika I and appreciation to rho many tVitndt NOTICe TO CREDITORS Eleanor Kendall, who war to kind NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that theito us during her recent Illness and uneimnnrl. DAVID E. CARD, has been. by an order of tn Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, ap pointed Administrator -with the Will An nexed of the estate of Marcus Arthur Thomas, deceased, and that Loners or Administration with the Will Annexed Have been issued to him. AH persons having claims against said estate are nereby notified to present in same, ouiy verified and with proper vouchers, to the undersigned at the office of R. B. Max well, 531 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, which publication Is the 1st day of Feb ruary, 1961. DAVID E. CARD, Administrator With the Will Annexed Estate of Marcus Arthur Thomas, Deceased. R. B. MAXWELL Attorney for Administrator No. Ml, Feb. I, I. 15. 33. ng. Also for the beautiful floral offering, Mr. one Mrs. e. j. ceseoeer. Mr. anf Mrs. J. E. Casebeer.y-. and Mr. Jama FUNERAL HOMSS O'HAIR'S Memorial Chapel. S39 TU 4-3456. Parking lot available. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. High Street. Phone TU 3-4404. MEETING NOTICES its. Richard L. Gale, axle overload, $34. California Briefs DORR IS DORR1S GRANGE will sponsor a vcard party Saturday, Feb. 4, at the city hall at 8 p.m. There will be a small admission fee. A special prize will be given and refreshments will be served. McCLOUD PAT LESTER was a patier.'. In the McCloud Hospital for several days. MR. AND MRS. LEONARD NICHOLAS were business visitors in Redding on Jan. 14. McCLGUD HIGH SCHOOL mem bers of the class of 1951 got to gether last week at the home of Mrs. Harold Good head, to discuss plans for a class reunion. The tentative date is the weekend pre ceding Memorial Day. no. i -t NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY the Matter of the Estate el MARIE B. PIKE, Deceased: Notice is hereby given that the under. signed The First National Bank of Ore gon, Portland, has been appointed Exe cutor of the Estate of Marie B. Pike, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to pre sent them to said Executor, at us Kiam- ath Falls. O'egon, Sixth and Main Street Branch, within six months from Janu ary 35. 1961, which is the date of first publication of this notice. The First National Bank f Ore gon, Portland Executor Ganong & Ganong Attorneys for Executor No. 1, Jan. 35, Feb. 1, I. VJ. STATED COMMUNICATION Crater Lakt Lodge No. 211 AP & AM Scottish Rite Temple, Thursday, Feb. 2, 8 p.m. All Master Ma- isoos welcome. Virgil Barleen, W.M, PROSPERITY REBEKAH LODGE No. 104, meet Thur. night, 8 p.m., oi ti IOOF. Hall. Olive Honno, Noble Gror.el Charlotte Anderson, Recording Sec. 3117 BKb. TU 4-4517 Probate No. 40-15 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY the Matter of the Estate of John Boll man, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat ma undersigned, as administratrix of th Es tate of John Bollman, Deceased, has filed her final account In the Circuit LOST A FOUND 2 LOST green Lady Buxton wallet. Call Til 4-8303. Reward. LOST, one truck farp between Weyer haeuser and th airport. Reward. Call TU 4-3197. SELL "cobweb Hems" fast to ready-to buy readers of "Miscellaneous For Sale." Start your Want Ad now by dialing TU Bill. PERSONALS WILL board and room elderly ladles iff . private home. TU 4-8347. LlVENlEDnomnor"gedTTU MtAsl WAT KINS P RODUCTS. TU4:783K FULLER BRUSH SERVICE Norm Paup, 2011 Wantland. TU 4-7504. rue ruADii rcuTcs Court of the State of Oregon, JJ'n?"J' New location, 1414 Oregon Ave., TU 4-437 the 23rd day of February, 1961. at 10:00 o'clock in tne torenoon, in me couri room of said court has been set for the time and olaca for the hearing of said objec tions thereto and the settlement tnereof. Dated this 25th day of January, 1961. First Publication January 25th, 1961. s- Susan Kuhlman Administratrix Robert F. Nichols Attorney at Law Lakeview, Oregon No. 649, Jan. 25, Fab. 1, l. is. Probate No; 59-13 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter ol the Estate of EDA MAE CHOCKTOOT JACKSON, Deceased.; NOTICE Is hereby given that the under signed Administrator of the Estate of FDA MAE CHOCKTOOT JACKSON, De ceased, pursuant to an Order of Sale of the Circuit Court of tne state or oregon for the County of Klamath, KLAMATH Beauty College, for appoint msnt call TU 2-1411. 1?4 No. 4th. PU BLIC CHARITY - SERVICES 7 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, phone TU 2-5740 or P.O. Box 204. Also friendly help for the families of alcoholics. YOUNG women of any faith needing con fidential advice may contact Miss Pruitt Catholic Charities. 27S W. Broadway. Eu gene, Oregon. Phone 5-36! J, SERVICES 10 FENCING material sold and Installed. HOOVER FENCE CO. TU 2-0747. IRONING, washing. Excellent work. Pickup, deliver. TU 4-9434. " STANLEY HOME P RODUCTS 5323 So. 6th TU 2-5771 TREE pruning, free removal by profes sionals. Baker's Landscape Nursery. Ph. entered In the above entitled estate on the 28th day of December, 1960, will offer for sale and sell from and after the 9th day of February, 196), for cash or for part cash and part credit, at th oMtce 4 gm of Proctor & Puckett, 518 Main street, ONE hour dry cleaning, no extra charge. made and $ and H Green Stamps. Free pickup and delivery. Broadway Cleaners. South Sixth near Bon Bazaar. ' GIVE your problem a lift with Want Ads. To sell, rent, hire, buy, call TU Klamath Falls. Oregon, the following described real property, and any portion thereof, belonging to said Estate, to-wit: PARCEL No. 1, Undivided H interest In AGNES GODOWWA allotment No. 1006- S'jNE'A Sec. 10, W'iSW'i Sec. 11. Twp. 34 S., Rang 12 EWM Klamath County, Oregon. PARCEL No. . Undivided 1132 Inter- est in EDNA GODOWWA allotment No. 353 - SliNEU, Lots 1 & 2, Sec. 3, Twp. 36S.. Range 13 EWM. Klamalh County, Oregon, subiect to right of way to Klam ath County for Godowa Serines Road. PARCEL No. 3. Undivided 132 Interest In LESTER GODOWWA allotment NO. 749 - SVjNW'.NE'.i Sec. 21, S'iNEV-iNE'A Sec. 21, W' jNW' Sec. 34. Twp. 35 S., R 12 EWM, Klamath County, Oregon. PARCEL No. 11. Undivided V Interest In CLARA CHOCKTOOT Allotment No. 1414 - NE'-i Section 22, Township 36S.. Ranoe 12 EWM.. Klamath County, Ore- Wetzel were in Klamath Falls on1". ness u.s acres for highway) con- , tailing 131.5 acres, subject to curtesy of JOE TALLER ICO, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tallerico, will graduate from San Jose State Col lege Feb. 11 m (fraphic arts. MRS. ZELMA GERLICHER,! Mrs. lna Straub and Mrs. Lillian! i ALAN CARTER of San Carlos and a friend, Judy Murray, also' Oregon, containing " acres subject to David Chotttoat. PARCEL No. 12. Undivided 112 Inter est in WINIFRED BROWN Allotment No. 6S1 described as: NE'iNE". Sec. 35, Twp. 36 $., Range 12 EWM., Klamath County, of San Carlos, spent the weekend Cu;';sRyCEJ CSlid ided 112 Inter est in CHUCK LOLP SMOKE Allotment No. 6S4 described as: SEMi Sec. 27, Twp. 36 $., Range 12 EWM., Klamath County, Oregon, containing 160 acres, subject to WASHINGTON (AP President MR. AND MRS. GEORGE VAN Kennedy will send Congress a KEUREN were business visitors special message Thursday on the in Redding Jan. M. administration's program for re covery from the recession which he says has prevailed the last seven months. Next Monday he will send an other special message to the Cap itol on the balance of payments at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Carter. Mrs. Car lfr's tnnlhpr. Mrs. Kalhprinp RpII- , . , curtesy of David Chock toot. man. 01 uunsmuir, was also a parcel no. h. undivided in inter- U'onlcpnrl oupet i ' MARY ANN BROWN Allotment wecKena guesi. owribed as: Ettswu & w7- - NWU, Section 36, Two. 3 S.. Range 12: mug nnnnTUV t AMnirnT EWM., Klamath County, Oregon, conlaln MRS. .OOKOTHi .LA.MHr.RTj, 1A0 ..... tuhitct t. ,urt.,v D.vjd, and sons and her sister, Mrs. Mel-ctiocktoot. PARCEL No. 15. undivided iii intareit In MARIA BROWN Allotment No. 284 described as: S'-jS'-jSWU Sec. to, NE NW4 Section 15, Twp. 37 $ , Range EWM., Klamalh County, Oregon, contain ing SO acres, subject to curtesy ef David Chock toot. The sale will be subject to the confir mation of the above entitled Court. Date of First Publication, January 11, 191 Date of Last Publication, February 1, 1961 THE UNITED STATES BANK OF PORTLAND (OREGON) By R. H. Lung, Trust Officer. PROCTOR & PUCKETT Attorneys for Administrator 5)8 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 613, Jan. II, II, 25, Feb. 1. I vin Gramhill, left Saturday morn ing to return to Minneapolis. Mrs Lambert's husband died last week. The two boys will return to Mc I Cloud, where they are employed. MR. AND MRS. TOM NICH lOLAS spent Sunday in Weed visiting Mrs. Amelia Rurch and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Fisher. REREKAHS AND ODD FEL- EDUCATIONAL PIANO STUDENTS, ALL EXPERIENCED TEACHER. 13 GRADES TU 4-306. HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WANTED baby sitttr In my home near Riverside school, tu 4-.i?8rj HELP WANTED, MALE U WANTEO married man with car for lo cal Fuller Brush route. S95. per week guarantee to start. Norm Paup, TU 4-7504 evenings. SEWING machine salesmen wanled. Large commission, or guarantee and com mission. Must b experienced. TU 4-694 anytime. EXTRA CASH FOR EMPLOYED MAN Up to S3.25 hourly, comm. plus bonus. Salesmanship not required. Demons! rat patented Air Cushion Shoes. Sam ples supplied. Charles Chaster Shoes Dept. F 650 Brockton, Mass. BOYS! EARN EXTRA MONEY AFTER SCHOOL SELLING THE "HERALD & NEWS DOWNTOWN AFTER SCHOOL CONTACT HERALD & NEWS CIRCULATION DEPT. Main at Esplanada TU 4-8111 problem and the related flow ot LOWS attending the joint instal lation in Weed were Mr. and Mrs. Ies Downes, Mr. and Mrs. Olis Stoner and Neva, Mr. and Mrs. George DeClusin, Mr. and Mrs. gold out of the United States Kennedy s plans w ere an nounced at the While House by House Speaker Sam Rayburn, D- Tex., after the President's weekly meeting with Democratic congres sional leaders. Rayburn told an informal news conference that Kennedy now is MISS STEPHANY MKMKO ar planning to send from seven to riled Saturday for a ten day va- ten special messages to Congress cation at the home of her par during the next few weeks. These ents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mcmeo. will deal with specific problems and programs wbjeh the Presi- Herold & Newt CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 MINIMUM CHARGE a.m. to 4:M p.m. weekdays a m. to nnnn Stiirrlv leonard Powell, Mrs. Thelma Cfton vtom per line. Ads under imes coum imi at. i lines. 1.50 1 Month t 9.00 11.50 14.00 16.50 Welch, Jim Gardner, Mrs. Dolly Glover and Mrs. Lorraine Bishop. 3 6 10 (Lines Times Time Times !2 50 S4.00 15.00 3 3.35 5.00 4.50 4 4.00 4.00 1 00 il 4.75 7.00 .50 dent sketched in hroad terms in his State of Ihe Union messapel Monday. IMMEDIATE OPENING We will have a Company Personnel representativt (Mr. B. E. Berg) ot th Willard Hotel in Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday, Feb. 2nd from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. to interview men for a po sition that requires travel- ng in this area of the stnt from Monday morning to Political Widowifnr Lisle n. i Given A Divorce i.,:.,,.: ci lllMI 1 J I MIMI 50c DISCOUNT MR. AM) MRS. ROBERT DRA- f rm.nt. if sain in Mvanet Friday niaht each week GOO of Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. inm. without cmno. cooy, (or onvait! Weekends ond all holidavi individuals. Advertising must b claar -if Ay - -.11 i- and undartlandabla to ba productive Allj0"- vve require Oil Oppll- words must tx soanad out. icants to be of leaal aoe 1 11 LcutiHt-:jo p.m. aay parora pubii- . . , , -. iann were among inose irom oui ,, Noon ithirt i Sunday and ' of town who attended the funeral Arthur Dragoo of Santa Rosa, and Mr. and Mrs. Rav Wilder of Or- CANCELLATIONS 4 CORKECTIONS-On DALLAS. Tex. (AP-Allraclivc Lucille Lynn Alger was granted a divorce from Rep. Rruce Alger, R-Tex.. Monday after testifying that she was "a political widow" who was "married to a briefcase." To Town Mayor have high school education or equivalent, neat aDDear- sama schad-jla. axcapt on Monday thasa;ing and have o aood rnr ara taken 'til : a.m. r 1 jv - Pleasa raad lirst Insertion ol your ad. The lnor Over O yrS. Old). (jUOr- Herald I New, will alvo one extra run. nntprH cnlnn, f tcc . lor typograotiical arror. , .' ' f,XJ cr RO service w cant, per ad. "luinn uala weeKly; plus CARD OF THANKS, and ! nnr,J W-.L L ' r IN MEMORIAL Sf.Je . 3 -...r umiuj. L"' FOR COMMERCIAL RATES PHONE TU 4-8111 SALEM (API - The mayor of the Willamette Valley town, of Harnsbui'g died in a hospital here Monday nicht from iniuries suf- Mrs. Alger. 3. a former model. Ifered when his car was hit by a Llrinhu Yftll4n said she had received cruel andltruclt at Ihe northern outskirts of harsh treatment from the year-Corvallis earlier in the day. rtl i , it old congressman. She told news- James Jacobs, fifl, was north-' ICWUS wlillTy men that one reason for the di-;bound in his car when the acci- vorce was an attempt by Republi-jdent occurred plete troining on full pay. SITUATIONS WANTED jeans to groom her husband for jvic presides! Gerald Smallwnod. 17, Tide OREGON CITY (API - Arnold Anderson. 18. 11 IRONING. Wathinn C.r.ll..l .. u Pickup, deliver. TU 4-UU. WANTEO babysitilng'ln my' horne"daVp week or month. Also washing and Ironlna. Call Merrill 79a-S769. JANITOR or housework by the i hour. Tli mi before 3 p.m. CAPABLE woman wants'" wcrk. Epa nenced meat wranner. nwiai n,anMr Dennis!01?'""' nv",lr Ecellenl character Lanby, 22 "Jl I for working rnan. eH T.V., tlrvalor ami caf. J3I So. 4h. nAA ..;t.. IROOMS FOR DFKIT water. Ore , the truck driver. saidF" J '.' ""5"0 as- hous "-7. . . v j . . . - . . i . . ... iuu nn a uancernus npanon .u......vo Keptirjncnn r a r I y leaders ne was ncnina in automooile1 v. j . . . ,n" - u didn't think I had enough educa- when tt milled onto a shoulder.' " ann reiurneo in jaiiipooM i h lion and family backcound to belthen veered suddcnlv h.-k t '. .,nlencin! by Circuit-''"1 '"' . . .j,-. ,(.. .h. u.k .,!- c.ii.--j j L.,J"tpe Ralph M. Holman. '?5H0. H"" " Alger, a Princeton graduate, is did not have time to avoid theL Trtvnc nntv HOP mnomumsn 'Mlliin : ... ...j .i.. L ... . . . "mes alter a ouarre Jan. 5. Roth men. clean. "" -""""'! jacoos sunereo neaa ana cnesl . r.k. i-. . u . . ' No. d. tu a-fii? nrovidej for Elizabeth Antoine. 62. injurs, .-ui dr.. ,k.. . .'" C"V lHl High School :,-., v-.-...'-: jof Dallas-Mrs. Alger's mother-lcorvallij hospital. Uler he wasl to retain custody ot the couple s transferred to Salem Memorial1 thre children. (Hospital. A rwforMt it. rrrtA ;! .t-l. ' .... ....... w. vnntl mill SldU-.BM,,. ' . - .- .T ing Judy Diane Otto. 17. eleven jiMuP so stn Tu Tsjjs very reasonable, coo ma. CLOSE IN. PHCNl ;lovelv roows. 1 1 U -43W. fwil) u3 J,.... I . , , S4VE rtly Shop from your Isold was discovered in Califor- ev cha r and ov iap grows ,nn on Jan. 24. 184. "Oi-on e Class-fiefl sertinn im I aut ma merchandise tt servic you wenl. !
