AujniHt 1937
THE NLWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
6 MUcelleneous For Sele
roll BALK Kimball Whitney
piano, good romltllnn. Inutilre
office (lliMirourt Apia., Weyer
haeuser Idmi). i-IO
HI'KCIAI, IIIIYS ON ITHKD ELKO
TltlO ItANCIKH from I0 up.
Term. Oregon Equipment t!o.,
117 Ho. 6lh. I !
UPllttl.HTKItINQ Two -place
eulte recovered, 113 60 ami up.
Carlson Muttrtwa and Uphol
aterlitg Co., 1201 Main. phone
7U 1. 1(1
roll HAI.K Hand for cement and
plaster, 12 Jl par yard dellv
rail, Phone soy. I-II
MATTHKHHKS Old mattresses
niada no. 1 60 arid up. Una
day service. Carlson Mattrss
and Upholstering Co., 1205
Main. I'fauna 71. I-II
AWNINUB Carlson Mnttroaa and
UpholalMrlni Co., 120( Mal.i.
Phone VU1. s 21
roil BALK Trailer house, rra
amiable. IHUO bliirk Oregon
Avenue. 1-25
40
To Eichanqe
TltADK Kleetrlr range, Kord
radio for wood. I'hona 18H!t-J.
all
TKAOK Klght-rouui house for
ranrh Call 1 104 :il
42 Mitcellanoout Wanted
WANTKII TO IIKNT I'nfurnlsh
ad house with two or mora bed
roouia. News-Herald, llox 1 1 7H.
a-II
WANTKD TO ItKNT Hmall part
ly furnished house. No pels or
children. News-Herald, l!n
1 191. 123
HKSPO.NHIIII.K I'AHTV want! 2
or 3-beitroom modem furnlnh
ail house. Mr. Harkln, Moe'a
Store, S 20
WANTKD - Used tent, must bu In
Rood rnmlllton. Sti 12x14.
Give price. News-lleiald, llm
1191. 120
WANTKD TO BUY Weaner and
feeder plga. Call 110. 3Mf
WANTKD TO IIKNT Three or
four-room furnished bouse.
Call lib data. 121
WANTKD Logging trucks, in.
mile haul. 12. to. Bradley Mill.
Lincoln. Oregon. 8 24
CHICKS, 9 a 100. Rorka and
New Ilampahlraa every Wed
nesday. Ilrook'a Hatchery, K.ist
N HI.. Oranta Pese. Ora. I I
Out written pucaontM
cuerurM you of complete
atisfaotlon or your
money back. We etand
behind erery ueed oar we
ell. Ask any of our cus
tomers what kind of a
deal they got. Than coma
and see the kind of deal
we're prepared to offer
you I
All Make. All Models
All Bargains Easy Termi
Low Down Payment
I93S Ford Tudor Radio and
heater, an R, & S. ear, 18.000
milei, li really tn good condi
tion $495
1932 Pontiae Coupe Rumble
teat, conomical 6-cylinder job,
finished in Crater Lake blue. A
beautiful job $295
1933 Chevrolet Matter Coach
In nice condition $365
1935 Ford Coupe Thoroughly
Renewed and Guaranteed, orig
inal Cordovagray paint job ex
cellent $465
1936 Ford Tudo
Guaranteed
-Renewed and
$565
1936 Ford Pickup 18,000 actual
miles, practically new 6-ply tires,
original blue finish like new $485
Balsiger
Motor Co.
Main and Esplanade
527 Klamath
42 Mlicelleneou. Wanted
II. I. IIKI) and llarred Rock chlrka
hnlcliitiK every week. Mugulre
Klerlrle llntrhery, 1416 N. K.
Oregon HI., Portland, Oregon.
l-l-mtf
LAI.VKH WAI'TKD Albert Bar
ren, Aahland lloula.
WANTKD TO IIIIY Weaned
calraa. Phone 65IW4. 431-tf
CAHII for wine or haar bottlee.
Main Hlraal Uollla Kichsnge.
140s Main. 47-tf
UHKIl KUUNITIJItK and BTOVKS
UK Htron.l lluud Hlora. 1121
Klamath. I'hona till. 470-l(
44 Llvottoek and Poultry
ANYONK IIAVINO HOKHKH with
staggering disease, see 8. M.
Blnmti-r, Mnlln, Ora. lit
r"UK HAI.K-e-Uilernsey and Jersey
eowa and heifers. Klamath
Killing Htuhles, Houth 6tll. a ll
KOK BALE Weaner plica. I
mlln west of county' furm. Rt.
1. Iioi (C3. 1-21
roil HAI.K Choice milch cowa.
A. llarryhlll, Donanta. Ora.
Ill
POK HAI.K t aaddla hor.es. Al
bert llarratt, Aahland lloute.
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46
Financial
Tha Klrat Federal haa
PLENTY OF MONEY
AT 6 TO 8 TO
BUY . . . BUILD . . . REMODEL
Own a M"drn Home
pay Less Than Rent
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF KLAMATH FALLS
111 No. h I'hona 376
9-U-uitf
LOW RATES
AUTO "LOANS
REFINANCING
Quic k, Dependable, Safe
No 1'o-Hlsners No Ked Tape
NO HIDDEN' CHARGES
l,et ua finance your new or uaed
car purcbaaa.
Motor Investment Co.
I.lcanae M-104
114 No. 7th. Ph. "2
-l-mtf
48 Butinevi Opportunitiet
DANDY SCHOOL STORE, very
Kod location. Slock and fix-
turfa priced to acll. Muat eel!
due to personal Injury. Over
head Terr low. 611 E. Main.
I 21
8 AC R I KICK FOR SALE Small
reataurant In Alturaa, cheap.
For further partlcuiara write
P. O. Hoi 402, ALuraa. Calif.
1-24
Legal Notlcca
NOTICK TO C'REDlTOItH
THE FIRST NATIONAL, BANK
OF MK.HItlLU located at Merrill,
In Klamath County, State ol Ore
son, la cloalns Its affaire. All
noteholdcra and other creditor!
of the aaaoclatlon ere therefore
hereby notified to prevent tha
notes end other elalma for pay
ment. A. M. COLLIER,
Prealdent.
Dated st Morrill, Oregon, Jul)
I, 1(17.
(H-Jy 111)
NOTICK TO CREDITOR
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF K I. A. MATH FALLS, located
at Klamath Falla, In the State
of Oregon, la cloalng Ita affalra.
All noteholders and other cred
itors of the saaoclatlon are there
fore hereby notified to preaent
the notes and other elalma for
payment.
O. 0. LORENZ,
Prealdent.
Dstad st Klamath Falli, Ore-
ion, July 6. 1937.
(Il-Jy 6 190)
NOTICK OF BAI.B
NOTICE la hereby given that
the underalaned. R. C. Oroeabeck.
Admlnlatrator-wlth-the-WIII - an
nexed of the Estate of Elekle!
Mechnni, Decenaed, pursuant to an
order of the Circuit Court of the
Stnte of Oregon, for Klamath
County, made and entered on July
29, 1937, will, on and after August
20, 1937. sell, at private sale, to
the highest and best bidder for
cash, or upon terma to be approved
by the Court, all the right, title
and Interest owned by salu de
ceased at the time of hit death In
and to the following described
real property:
Situate In Klamath County,
Oregon, the SWt of Section
12, and the SKI of Section 11,
Township 40 South, Range 11
East of the Willamette Meri
dian. nids shall he tn writing end dri'
llvered to said Administrator, R
C. Oroesheck, st his office In the
IT. 8. National Rank Building, In
the City of Klamath Falls, Ore
gon. DATED: July 10. 19S7.
R. C. Q-ROKSnKCK,
of the
Kstate of Kieklel
Mncham, Drcensed.
H 1 10; A 1-11-20-17 No. 421
NOTICE OF SAI.R
NOTICK la hereby given that
the undersigned, J. B. Chambers,
Admlnlatrator of the Kstate of
Kdns Adams Chambers, Deceased
purauant to an order of the Cir
cuit Court of the 8tate of Oregon
for Klamath County, made and
entered on July 17, 1937, will, on
end after August 10, 1917, sell, at
private sale, to the highest and
beat bidder for rash, or upon
terma to he approved by the Court
all the right, title and Interest
owned by said deceased at the
c-Room Home and Income
This modern home is near the
cabins in the rear era rented. Read the description in today's real
estate section on the classified advertising page, and see Caryl
Wobster of Davis Real Estate.
Local Notices
time of bar death In and to the
following described real property:
Situate In Klamath County
Oregon, Lot I, of Block IK. of
Nichols Addition to the City
or Klamath Falla.
Bids shall be In writing and de
livered to aald Administrator, J.
II. Chambers, st The Oun Store,
Corner of 7th Street snd Klamath
Avenue. In tbe City of Klamath
Falla. Oregon.
DATKD: July 10. 1937.
J. R. CIIAMMKRS.
Administrator of the Kstate
of Edna Adams Chambers,
" Deceased.
II J 30; A 12-20-17 No. 42
ftrMMOSn
Equity No. 5017
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THK STATU OF ORKfJON FOR
KLAMATH COUNTY
Margie Bryant, Plaintiff,
va.
Ray F. Bryant, Defendant.
To RAY F. BRYANT. Defendant:
You are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint
filed against you 'n the above-entitled
ault within ten daya from
the date of the service of this sum
mons upon you If served within
this county; or If serred within
any other county In thla state,
then within twenty daya from the
date of aervice of thla aummjna
upon you; and If served upon you
by publication or within an? other
atate within tbe United States,
other than the State of Oregon.
then within four weeka after the
date of the firat publication of
aurh service; and If yon fall to
appear and ar.swer plaintiff's com
plaint or thia summons on or be
fore tbe list aay or AUguai. lvjf
then for want thereof the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the re
lief prayed .or In plalntlff'a com
plaint, to-wlt: for s decree of dl
vorce, for the sum of 136.00 per
month for support of minor child,
for court costs snd 175.00 attor
ney's tee, for the euatody and care
of said minor child.
Thla summons la served upon
you pursuant to an order of the
Judge of the above-entitled court,
dated July 21. 1937 , requiring
publication In The Evening Her
ald for four successive weeks (five
publications), the first publication
to he on the 23rd dny of Julr.
1937. and the date of the last pub.
licatlon to be on the 20th day of
August. 1937. and requiring the
defendant to appear snd answer
on or before August II, 1937.
F. O. SMALL,
Attorney tor Plaintiff,
325 .Main Street.
Klamath Falla, Oregon.
H J II-J0; A l-ll-IO o. 417
SUII ACTS
AS TONIC
OH HAIR
"Certnia rays of the aun pro
mote the healthy growth of nalr.
aaya Joseph Hermes, hair therap
ist. "Therefore. If taken in mod
eration, sunshine will make the
average woman'e ehlnlng tresses
even more shiny, thicker and
healthier.'
Mr. Hermes explains that the
eotlon of sun on the skin enables
the body to make effective use of
calcium, the mineral which mages
bones strong, nails snd hair
bealthv. He warna against too
much ann, of course, and advises
those with dry hair to use s scalp
oil during and after exposure.
"The summer aun la a boon to
health, but only when Ita rays are
courted with caution. The aun'a
rays render three Important serv
ices: heat, light and stimulation.
The ahort raya, tapering from
blue to ultra-violet, are the onea
with which we are concerned
when beauty discussions arise.
These stimulate growth, give
flowera their color, your akin Its
coat of golden tan and your hair
Its very life.
Nsturslly, ardent aun bathers
ought to renew their attention to
brushing with new vigor. Kx
perte agree that brushing cleans
the scalp, removes every trace of
dandruff or dry cuticle, brings oil
from the sralp to the ends of the
hair and gives each atrand
lovely healthy sheen.
Kvoryone's hair should he
washed once a week. In summer
time. It may be neceasary to
shampoo even oftener than this
However, If yon are bothered
with a dry condition which brush
Ing dona not correct, stick to the
weekly routine, summer or win
ter, and depend on dry denning
to supplement the regular sham
poos, simply rub a handful of
loose cotton acrosa the tlpa of
the hairbrush bristles, then brush
upward and backward. When
tha cotton la soiled, remove It
and repeat with a fresh supply.
The average air photngfhph
takea In about 71 square miles of
territory. In one day an aerial
crew can cover from 200 to 600
square miles of territory.
The new Japanese bomber
planes are completely armored and
have machine gun neala built tn'.o
their noses.
r-ewef - i
ed
business center and schools. I wo
Flagship of Asiatic Fleet to Shanghai War Zone
Fl .VT "V 1 J"."',-J "' t W,
Rushed from Chefoo to Shanihai
3800 Americans in the International Settlement, the cruiser Augusta, shown above, flagship of the
United Stales Asiatic fleet, was held in readiness to evacuate U. S. nationals. Admiral Harry E.
Yarnell of the Augusta commands the 17 American vessels now stationed in Chinese waters.
Representative of
The Washinpton, D. C, weather hardly suits anyone in summer except electric fan end air condi
tioning salesmen so Congressmen's wives just suit themselves to the weather while their husbands
swelter on Capitol Hill to wind up the legislative program. Bathing suits and lon, cool drinks on the
shady porch of the Shoreham Cabana Club enable Mrs John J. Dempsey. left. New Mexico; Mrs. D.
Worth Clark of Idaho, and Mrs. Harry B. Coffee, right, Nebraska, to keep coot
New Canopy
j " T,V e '
Over 400 Stations
Bine Panel Which Depicts Spic-Span
Durlng the past two weeks mo
torists In Arlsona, California, Ore
gon, Washington and Nevada have
watched with Interest aa beautiful
new panel signs have been mounted
on canopiea of Union Service Sta
tions. "The striking orange and blue
eolors of these new signs have not
only beautified our stations but
more readily Identify our loca
tions," aald A. O. Stewart, manager
of Union Oil Stations on the Coast
"Now, motorlate traveling up and
down Pacific Coast eaa easily
Identify 'Union Oil Service' and be
sure of receiving the same uniform
attention to their ear needs wher
ever they aee the Orange and Bine
Sign."
"We have adopted the phrase
'Bplc-8pan 'n Speedy' aa the beat
VACATION GIVES MOTHERS CHANCE
TO MAKE CHILDREN VERSATILE
Make the child versatile. If
yon do thla, you are being a fairy
godmother Indeed.
Moat children run on a track.
They go to school, know bow to
dry dishes or rake grasa, dreas
themselves passably and hold s
fork correctly when they est.
Perhaps they take tnuale or
dancing, and know how to skate
or eatrb a ball. But allowing for
occasional persimmons to attempt
the unusual, they are In general
entirely green about things out
side their regular orbits.
It Is summer and an auspicious
time to ahow them a few things
that life la made of. They will
apoll a lot, mess around s bit, snd
'", ;;"'"'suestaasi.ii. tMmLmmjKiiQafv&rgimrs
as flchtina- hetween r-hinM. ..
Washington Efforts
Sign Identifies Union Oil Service
e v , r . '""rvv
If ' r i, Ri
on Pacific Coast Now
method of describing Union Oil
Service", the oil station executive
continued.
"Cleanliness and neatness of
both personnel and stations goes
band In hand with courteous, alert
attention wherever the new algn la
displayed."
"Many of onr aaleemen are col
lege graiiuatee and all have re
ceived our special course of train
ing In 'personalised service' before
starting In the station."
"We are particularly Insistent
that each customer of Union Oil
Service, receives exactly tbe kind of
attention be desires," Mr. Stewart
continued.
"Our salesmen are trained to
realise that tbe busy executive
wants speedy' service when be Is
In a hurry and that ladlea usually
like to have the car complete I j
try your patience, but when I say
that they will remember and
profit by what tbey do, I certain
ly mean It.
There's James. And there ere
three fauceta that drip snd need
new washera. Let hla father
show him how to fix one and
then let him try hla hand at the
others alone.
Time Makes No Matter
Tou need s ditch dug snd a
water pipe run to the garage. The
hoy can do most of it, and learn
by watching the plumber do the
rest.
Say to Jamea, "I want a rock
garden, my dear. Dig a shallow
hole, get me anine big flat rocks
- - 1-i '
4
. .
to Keep Cool
Feature Orange &
'n Speedy Service
checked. We aee that the motorist
who Is In a hurry gets out In aulck
order but the car owner with time
to spare will receive every atten
tion to hie car, from checking the
air pressure of his tires to giving
hie battery a drink."
Mr. Stewart told how "7" waa
publicised aa the Leader ot ail
gasolinea through orange and blue
signs up and down the Coast. He
emphasised the tart that Triton Oil
became a sensation overnight
through the aame medium aug
mented by newspaper advertising.
"We hope to acquaint Pacific
Coaat car owners with our Sple
Span 'n Speedy Service In mucta
the aame manner with the Orange
and Dlue Signs of Union Oil Serv
ice and a consistent newspaper
campaign", the petroleum bead
concluded.
from the ereek and then look at
onee yon see there." Don't ex
plain too much. Give him the Job
to do. It may take half the sum
mer, but what of It.
There's Betty, all of eleven
years old, who never held a
needle or ran a machine. ' Betty,
want yoo to make yourself a
dress."
'Who? Mar" says tha aston
ished child.
But go and buy three yards of
print, and a very, very simple
pattern. Help her eat oat the
dress. Olve ber seems to beats
together and then let her ran
them oa the machine. Let ber
hem the skirt and sleeves by
hand, and finish the neck also.
It will probably be erooked here
and there, bat a real drese, at
that. Have her make another
from the same simple pattern,
still helping a little. Bay an
other easy pattern now, help cut
It out, and then let ber alone. She
can run up aborts and shirts, too,
re-cover old pillows, and make a
new apread for her bed.
beginnings of Cookery
Let Betty learn to cook. Begin
with eggs and toaat and baked
potatoes. Show her bow to fix
vegetables, time their boiling and
salt them. A girl of ten or
twelve abonld be able to get a
good meal.
Let both boya and girls learn
bow to paint furniture, or better
still, how to take off old paint,
then stain and wax tbe wood.
Jamea can easily pat a new
pane of glass tn the broken gar
age window. The store will cut It
to also and aell him patty. Show
him what to do. He can finish It
himself very nicely.
Let them work with their
hands. It Is good for them. Betty
snouia learn to Iron. She should
know how to fix flowera and set
an attractre table. James should
know hor- to slack lime, and
whitewash the fence or cellar.
Why? Cvtoualy because they
will be able to keep a good house
some day, and to have that feel
ing of power and appreciation
that knowledge in any line gives
to me. in snort, because it Is
good for them.
(Copyright. 1937. NBA Serr. Inc.)
Quickly Made Cake
Will Save Hottest
Summer Day
A quick answer turneth away a
wratny appetite. So when baking
seems a chore, try one ot these
time-saving recipes Invented by
basy women on a a m m e r after
noons. Busy Day Cake
Three enps sifted cake flour. 4
teaspoons baking powder, i tea
spoon salt, 1 1-1 caps sugar, a can
softened batter or other shorten
ing. eggs, well beaten, li cups
milk, 1 teaapoon vanilla.
Sift flour once, meaanre, add
baking powder, salt, and sugar,
and sift three times. Add batter.
Combine eggs, milk and vanilla,
and add to floor mixture, atlrring
until all flour la dampened. Then
beat vigorously 1 minute. Bake In
three greased -lnch layer pans In
moderate oven (37i degrees T.)
2S minutes, spread luscious lemon
frosting between layers and on
top of cake.
Loscions Lemon Frosting
One tablespoon grated orange
rind. I tablespoons batter, S cape
sifted confectioner's anger, 1
tablespoons lemon Juice. 1 table
spoon water, dash of ealt. Add
orange rind to batter; cream well.
Add part ot sugar gradually,
blending after each addition. Com
bine lemon juice and water; add
to creamed mixture, alternately
with remaining sugar, nntll of
right consistency to spread. Beat
after each addition until smooth.
Add salt. Cover top of cake.
Quirk Spice Cake
Two eupa sifted cake flour, I
teaspoons baking powder, i tea
spoon salt, i teaapoon etnnamon,
I teaspoon nutmeg, 1 teaspoon
cloves, I cap sugar, I tablespoons
softened batter or other shorten
ing, i cup molasses, i eggs well
beaten, i cap milk. Sift floor onee,
measure, add baking powder, salt,
spices, and sugar, sift together
three times. Add batter and mo
lasses. Combine eggs and milk:
add to flour mixture, atlrring nntll
all floor la dampened; beat vigor
ously 1 minute. Bake In two
greased S-lnch layer pana In mod
erate oven (375 degrees F.) 15
minutes, or nntll done. Spread
Clever Judy Frosting on tops and
sides of cake.
Clever Jndy Frosting
One cup sifted confectioner's
sugar, 1 egg or t egg yolks, un
beaten, i cup milk, i teaspoon
vanilla. I to 4 aquarea unsweet
ened chocolate, melted, 1 table
spoon aoftened batter.
Combine Ingredients in order
given, beating with rotary egg
beater until blended. Place bowl
In pan of cracked Ice or Ice water
and continue beating until ot right
consistency to spread (about three
minutes). Makee enough frosting
to cover tops and aldea of two
8-Inch layere.
Shoes and Feet
Are At Foot
of Comfort
Generally speaking, tbe woman
who exercises her feet, keeps
them Immaculately clean and
wears preperly fitted ehoee and
stockings will have lew, u any,
foot allmenta.
Authorltlea agree that tha ma
jority of corns, callouses and
bunions are caused by ahoea
which do not fit and that a large
percentage ot arch and Instep
palna would not exist If the pa
tient would walk mora and do
few simple foot exerclaea now
and then.
Do not buy shoes with heels
which are too high for yon. The
fact that your neighbor la com
fortable In eplke heels la no algn
yon will be. There la a certain
height whtrh la comfortable for
each Individual, and the sooner
she discovers It, then atlcka la rt,
the better off ber feet will be.
Furthermore, Inaiat soon hav
ing your feet measured before
you let tbe salesman bring yoa a
selection of eboea. Don't depend
on the else of your old pair. The
also of feet do ehenge. Usually It
la better to wear summer ahoea
one-half also larger than winter
models. Stockings ought to be
exactly right, too neither too
large nor too anug. And do pat
on a clean pair every morning.
If possible, do not wear the aame
pair of ahoee day after day. It'a
better for your feet, and the ahoea
aa well, to give them a daya reel
after each wearing. ,
One abonld walk and Stan
with toes pointed straight ahead,
uanctng la splendid exercise for
tbe feet. Bo la ataading with toes
on the edge of a atep with heeia
hanging over. When you eaa da
thia easily, practice standing oa
tiptoes, then lowering feet until
heela are ever tbe edge again.
Repeat ten times.
If yoa have a email corn, elm-
ply keep It covered with aa open
center cotton pad. If thia doesn't
ears it, see a reliable podiatrist
or chiropodist. Bnnlona need pro
leesional attention Immediately.
Daring six years, airplane en
gines have been reduced In weight
about 44 per cent for each horse
power unit.
TRUCK
USERS
IBM Chevroles Sedan Deliver
Tbe only popular delivery
ear. It will give yoa economy
In gasoline and oil past yonr
expectations. Gunmetal color,
new Urea, and It carries a
written ancondltlonal guaran
teeOur price ant to MM
19SO Chevrolet Track Just
the track with which to haul
your potatoes or grain thla fall
Yoa will eave many times
the purchase price. Steal ft
tor 7
1989 Ford Panel Completely
reconditioned, one of the last
4-eyItnder ears made. Haa been
In our atock too long. Cat
from $195 to S2S0
19S4 Chevrolet Long Wheel
Base Dual Wheel Truck, witk
new flat rack, 3lx( S-ply
heavy-duty tires. This track it
In excellent condition 11,000
actual mileage. Today's price
44l
ISM International 1 H Ton
Track Here's your chance te
buy a truck for 50 cents oa
tbe dollar. In excellent condi
tion mechanically, good rub
ber, eab like new. Mast sell
for 27S
10SS Chevrolet Truck, wltk
new body. 167-In. wheel base,
practically new rear tiree, en
gine overhauled, rear end
transmission excellent condi
tion. 1120 down, bal. easy
paymenta 93-4S
10SS Chevrolet Long Wheel
Base Dual Wheel 1 H-Ton
Truck Thla truck haa only
1000 actual miles, Eaton rear
end, a beautiful red factory
patnt Job. Just tha thing for
heavy hauling In sandy soil,
or will give tome logger satis
factory aervice. See thla truck,
aa It won't last kmg..SS9S
1081 Ford Pickup Biggest
dollar for dollar value In town
Smart looking, tires excep
tionally good. Many miles of
economical transportation for
only 1M
1084 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery
Knee aetton, new paint Job,
new tires, completely recondi
tioned. Cot from 1465 to
LOCKE
Motor Co.
S22 S. 6th St
I BarCve
1 JSSel