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Show - FOR SALE Peaches by bushel HOME WANTED Will pay or truck load. Glen Fife. 695 cash tor equity in modern W- - 3rd North. home. Write P. O. Box 703. p FOR SALE cornet in good conditicn. Floyd Ander LIVESTOCK WANTED We son. 157 South Fourth East. buy dead or useless horses and cattle. White's Trout Farm, Paradise. Phone Hy-ruFOR SALE Fresh and springer 011R2. . cows, pigs. Phone Paid Sept 1946 7;h North end 4th East. oumci I JtJv J t 0 jrf-p- c HOMES ceilcneous. l7iVarit Ads 2c Per Word Per Issue - 25c Minimum 14 WITH ORDER 1 s Th 'cce!1 'Vant Ads Do Not cdcnd Elind Ads 25c Additional ! e per Issue 1J J:,tLation INCOME PROPERTY Apartment House which is paying over 11 percent on low rentals All apartments are furnished, electric stoves, refrigerators, etc. S, Want Ads .splay percolumn inch per issue. Any 50c WANT-AD- accepted for position on Want Ad News- rn" and "ELI'S D ads, such as "leave name at News-1care in or of "Write 1 Phone to rgular 2c per 25c per insertion additional " News-Journal- O. G. BARGERON. l office and iurned in at to finder. n advertised two issues only, without cost of 50c. While ay jdenhfv and claim upon payment taken in handling such lost and found items turned is accepted for such Haws Journal, no responsibility News-Journa- IBS FOUND Except with business firms ORDER WITH i Carroll JCO Ph. 5 IS 495-J- FOR SALE Good saddle mare; gentle. Try her out before immediately. buying. Phone 494-R- A28-30- 3 using Clos- s Ex-- tf-c- h Wanted 491-R- is car-,- i each issue of the Journal as a free e to returning men women from the forces, and to men omen still in their lam- - $18 TO $300 F I RMTI RE AUTO LIVESTOCK service, uf any reasonable for this depart armed h 114-W- until issue, at their Modern, furnished rent or house for vet-n- d wife, no children or C )ilble employed. FURNISHED Sleeping rooms. FOR SALE 1937 Lincoln South 2nd West. Phone 742-Carl Braegger, Willard. Zey-phy- If FP.OVO FEARS Choice Provo pears for sale. Warren Hansen. Rent or Lease Phone 585-Rr.. urfurnished house, pin. for Veteran & fam- - FOR SALE While Rotary sew. . ; .l J ing machine. Fhone chg J Vet, wife and infant need 4 or 5 room fur-- - FOR SALE Boys bicycle, in or unfurnished excellent condition. Telephone house 432-J- . Write or call P. K. pd 472 No. Main J12-tand Ideal SALE FOR hunting fishing boat. 177 Ncrih First ft leased from army and East. u rent furnished 4 or O To 7-- lf 344-W- f 5 hcuse or r Forsoren, apt. Phone at 2S2-or North 3rd West 344 '3 Three bedroom, un-7- d huse. by Eskclson, phone .for unit. fast- - Loans Can Usually Re Made Same Day As Applied For. BRIGHAM LOAN CO. doll buggy in good condition. Ph. Main 43 So. AM BTEH1VE BUSINESS DIRECTORY$2.00 Uti 4 18 of Furnaces Mikes COAL and APPLIANCE ONE COMRLETE LAUNDRIES if SAND AND GRAVEL !t and Steam Laundry. Brigham wife want small Jenson and Holst sand and Phone 6? apartment. Cun give gravel. Road gravel, soil movLeave phone or ad- - ing, excavating. Phone 848-A-pd INSURANCE if or 772-Carroll B. Williams Agency, NEWSPAPER general insurance. 20 u South ?.!::!!. Phone "ti. Home phone Read the Ogden Standard-Examine- 714. $1.25 Month deliverOffice S. Martin ed in Brigham daily and SunRalph Will- and Residence Phone 98 day. Phone 402-iams, 238 W. Seventh South. i6r CouniY Save 20 per cent to 50 per Distributor on auto and fire insurcent of W. ACCOUNTING J H. Miller. 336 ance. 764-R- . S. Second South, phone returns, tax Q Auditing, income Royal July records and re employment bookkeep ports, biilirg-service- , b and Traclor Tire$ Now In ing. Theron B. Lee Accounting SEWING MACHINES Stock service, First Security Bank Sewing machines repaired 8ltlOUS building. Phone 400. serall makes. Genuine Singer work guarAll vice and pailsIlORSE PLUMBING & HEATING anteed. A. P. Nav, representaPetersen butli tubs, tive. Call or phone Water softeners, 750. Phone Electric in ARQUETTE water heaters. Everything AC Auc. plumbing and heating material. ..electric DeVere Christensen, 141 North arm PLUMBING & HEATING 5th West. Phone 206-W- . - Tire J 1 O ft h Ail' uni a uiotm liu-nse- . a am," i RADIO and PHONOGRAPH SERVICING Mtn. States Electric 20 South Main Street Rrigham . i livestock hicle without a dtiveis license, a nusdi meaner. Complaint filed YEAR ROUND JOB SITUATION by T. E. llunsjkcr t,n August 14. Defendant found nri guii! . as seen at the State of Utah vs. Alfied C. 'nqeles Union itocl yards Joigenson. foi opeiating a motor MAN TO WORK vehicle without a driver's liHectic trading conditions preEVENINGS cense. Complaint filed by R A. vailed duung the past week in Reese on August 14. Defendant all b.anehes of the livcst ck MARK found n. t guilty. r.aiket witn wide puce swings Stale of Utah vs. Bench M. the rule, I exulting BRIGHTENBURG from the Bieknell for exceeding speed i pendirg application cf OP price Standard Service Station a misdemeanor. Comcontrols. With interests at seas plaint filed by Eldndge Wood as to what the OPA policy would on Augu-- t 15. Defendant paid be the muikcl the fust three a fine of $2(1(10. days of the week was virtually State of Utah vs. Alvin Joshn, demoralized with buyers bidding f r opeiating a motor vehicle shaiply and unevenly and WOMEN MEN & without a dnveis license, a misnumbers uf catlle pilto do demeanor. Complaint filed by ing up in major stock yard centers. Then came the announceCELERY RACKING Eldndge Wood on August 15. State of Utah vs. S. R. Knowl-ton- , ment that ceilings would not Good Wages for opeiating a muter ve- become effective until August hicle without a d. ivers license, 29 on live animals and on sales Riant Corinne At Register a misdemeanor. Complaint filed if meat to until wholesalers by William C. Sackett on August September and on retail sales, COOP UTAH CELERY 15. Defendant found not guilty. September 9. This, temporarily, CORINNE Brigham City vs. Geoi ge C. changed the picture and permitchtf Hall for improper parking, a ted one last fling of fiee Lading misdemean r. Complaint filed that shot up prices as fast or downby II. L. Cm istensen on August faster, than the eailicr take man lo WANTED Elderly 19. turn, in Thursday 'and Friday's HanJ. care of turkeys. Leland Bugham City vs. Max E. Gor- operations. A30-sen, Tremonton, 118-Jin cr for impioper paiking, a misTwelve markets drew about 30 demeanor. Complaint filed by H. ORE TRUCKERS wanted. 42,000 fewer cattle than the pren on August 19. mile haul. Write J. H. Mar- L. vious week and 65,600 fewer than shall, Vernon, Utah. Bugham City vs. Joseph T. in the a corresponding pound a for Young impi per paiking, the fact that filed year ago, misdemeanor. Complaint the sudden revival of buying inLost And Found by H. L Christensen in August of terest tended to swell the move19. Defendant paid a fine left in ment to muiket after WednesLOST Black handbag, $1.00. rest room at city hall. Call day. vs. City Reginald Brigham 654-Reward. Doughton for impioper parking On the Loj Angeles market FOUND Wallet containing so- a misdemeanor. Complaint filed quality of steers offeied declined cial security card and other by II. L. Uh: istensen n August and i rally tup kinds weie conidentification papers. Owner 19. Defendant paid a fine of spicuously scarce. The weeks and pay $1.00. call at lop was $20.25 on 1023 lb. NorthW. C. vs. HayBrigham City ern steers. A spread of $17.50 for this ad. a to $19.50 took in most of the cock for improper parkirg, misdi mean r. Complaint filed by medium to good shoitfeds, with Miscellaneous II. L. Chnstensen on August 19. plainer kinds n down to $15 50 Brigham City s. Knox Mc- and some common descriptions THE ELLIS SCHOOL oF MOD- Daniel for impiorci paiking, a down to $13 and below. A few ERN GUITAR invites you to misdemeanor. Complaint filed by good heifers tanged upwind to n August 19. $17.50 but $16 to $17 join their guitar classes. Class- H. L. Chi ten-estopped Wedes are being held every Slate of Utah vs. Vanan Han- most f the medium to good kinds, 12:00 1:00 to from vehia motor sen for nesday with plain giassfcds down to opeiating noon, at War Memorial hall cle with ut u di ivers license. $12 and under. A few best cows I Join Brigham, Utah. Hurry! Complaint filed by William C. sold at $15.50 to $16 but $12 50 now. We furnish guitars and Saekctl on August 14. Defendant to $15 25 coveted most sales of found not guilty. equipment. medium to g aid gi assets, with State of Utdi vs. B ,b Wo.k-macarncs d wn to $8 and under. for opeiating a motor vehi- Bulls langed mainly $12 to $14, cle with u' a dmer's license, a with a lew good to cr.oicc at Legal Notices Consult Clerk of District Court. misdemeanor. Complaint filed by il4 50 to $15 or higher. Most Brigham City, or respective William C Sackett on August alves sold at $15.50 lo $17.50, for further informa- 14. it h choice kinds up to $18 and signers tion ' State of Utah VS Joseph C. $18 50. Scattered sales f med-i- u Robins n fm updating a motm n to go d ft filer steers weie Notice To Creditors livenicle without a d ivu's noted at $14 to $16. Joint estate of Oi E M ILSLN ami r. Complaint After an niegular bicuk the JORCilNE NLILShV both detrawd w th cense, a Uluk will present rditor C. Sacki tt on fust half of tiie William filed bv the at underoiKned s week, hog vnuih-rto the ottice of his attorney. 'Am F Davi. Auga ; 14 taged a strong rally that CarHrst ec Bank Bid a. Br ghamOi L tah U Clavne ah of State ol nd belter' grade butchers up tuber, on or before the JOth day oi 46 j t, a $29 5tJ o $21 basis near the A D. nipiopd legislia-of Thomas, administrator JOt- - COOK, rmsde-incciJose. I.ate sales of s ,ws ranged tion of tot i ehu le, a Neil the joint estates if The demand for hay and pas-tuseeds is still far in excess of cuner.t supplies and farmers are urged to harvest every pound possible to meet requirements in this country and in areas being rehabilitated abread, according to J. Vern Hopkin, state chair- man, P. M. A.-- committee. Pro- visions of the Agricultural Conservation program to encourage seed production are continued for the 1946 program, with a special congiessional appropria- tion supplementing practice payment funds to help farmers har-ve- st acreage. Faimeis cooperating in the A. A. A. conservation program may earn a practice payment to $3.50 per acie for harvesting ak falfa, red clover or alsike clover the three seeds needed most. In addition, the 1946 conservation pn gram provides payments of 7 cents a pound for alfalfa and alsike clover and 9 cents a pound tor red clover on seed sold into commercial channels. The poundage payments are more than double tiie 1945 rates, giving evidence of the uigent need for faimeis to save clover and alfalfa stands for seed harvest even though low yields aie in piospect. ie j iV j 8 l. i g i i , Nations Biggest Fuither improvement in U. S. crop during July now makes the 1946 outlook 3 points e above the record production of 1942. It is 6 points above last year, Department of The Agi iculture reports show. wheat foi ecast jumped 70 million bushels to a new recoid of E16 billii n bushels. Spring wheat is foi ecast at 280 million bushels compared with 300 million last year; winter wheat, at 880 million vs. 923 million last year. Coin piospects went up 155 million bushels during the m nth to push the new corn to $20. up Sh' ep and lamb values weie prospects to 3.5 billion bushels, not fully tested beiaii.se of mea--e- r 16 pei cent above last years harvest. supplies hut good p mg Recoid crops are in sight for lambs at the ciom we.c quotable oi n, wheat, tobacco, peaches, up to $20 or above. plums, and vegetable truck 1 i f ; pro-pec- all-tim- v INSULATE now, with genuine Rock Wool. We have a machine for installing. Merrell Mllfch Lumber Co. Service. Machine BATE Sewing Free pick up and delivery. All work guaranteed, ,54 South 2nd West, Brigham. Phone 562-A26chlf or 488-J-- v- I 3 C mjilaint Jiled y R. A. Rec-on Augut 14 Dt f n ianl I $10.00. paid a f.n sen and Jorgme NfiKen, both deeased Aug 16 21 30 'tpt 6 pd l. RELIABLE care fer babies by Notice day or hour. 28 So. 2nd West. i State i if Utah VS Slg-igar- ci ops Marlin Woodland Wins Discharge From Navy i n- . - M..-o- cleaning a- - Au-igu- st L ... I 7 5 . . i i . . , - - Mailin V odhind, stoic keeper third das-,- , son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Woodland of Willard, received his honoiable discharge from the navy, Auguri 22 at the naval separation center Great Lakes, 111. Woodland entered the serv ice Julv 21, 'i4o, and loceived his b ot training at Gieat Lakes, 111. He attended ladio school in Chicago for one month, following which he was stationed with the bureau of supplies and accounts in Cleveland, Ohio. Woodland will attend the Utah State gmuliurai college in tiie Jail. 1 . -- I ' .... . 114-W- i- -c VV We want your Certainly! news items. The phone number is 7. production is in sight for nits, nee, peanuts, potatoes, pears, gi apes, cherries, and sugar cane. Average or better harvests are in sight for hay, sowbeans, dry P('as prunes, apricots, and sug ar beets Below average production is the outlook f.,r cotton, rye, sorghum, giain, flaxseed, buck- whccit, diy beans, sweet pota- toes and pecans. Late summer and fall grazing piospects arc only fair. The Department said the fall movement of catde is expected !j be greater and earlier than last fall. Glowing conditions during July weie favorable for the country as a whole, although at the end of the month, there was some pi ospect of drought conditions dovekpmg in the southern Cieat Plains aiea. Ncar-iecoi- d . n- -. p - Need Hay, Pasture Seed News-Journ- n 1 ' ' J. welder tx p de.-pit- e d A23-30-- Farmers Insure Wheat farmers Box Eider county have filed 330 applications to date f. r fedeial insurance on the 1947 winter wheat ciop, Box Elder county Agricultural Conservation chairman said today. sign-uThe so far assuies opeidtion of the program in this county, according to Bishop. Under iegulations set by congress, at least applications coveimg 50 faims must be filed befoie ci op insuiance is available in any one county. August 31 is the closing date on for purchase of insuiance winter w heat. Every effort will bo made by the county committee or authorized agents to con tact all wheat fartneis in the county, but those farmers rot readied by an agent are urged t) visit the eunty Agricultural Conservation office. Crop insurance is a means toliy which farmers can join gether to protect themselves if disaster strikes, Bishop points out. Every year, unavoidable natural hazards destroy somebodys crop. It may be yours it may be your neighbors but if you buy crop insurance, you can cushion the blow. Notes signed for crop insurance do not ful due until harvest-tune, according to Bishop, The farmer has wide leeway in deciding how much insurance he takes out, as several different levels of coverage are available. In case of loss, the grower receives an indemnity in piopor-tio- n to his piemium. Chu-tensc- motor Ec-s- 30, 1946 $1 (HI. OKen, elnele Due to the fact that Monday, to: updating a mot r September 2nd, is a legal holiwiiiou' a d.ivci's license, Repair- day. the Boaid of County Com- !a misdt n ca: oi FURNACE CLEANING Complaint f.led ing. Prompt and Efficient Ser- missioners will meet in regular by It. A I!' cw on August 14. vice. Clyde P. Larson Sheet sessi n Tuesday, September 8, Biieham Ciy vs W. Rasnius-- I Metal Works. 23 W. Glh N., 1946 sen for in pi op' paiking, a BY ORDER OF THE BOARD hii d by phene 83S-NComplaint OF COUNTY COMMISSIONH. L. Ch: ti - n on August 20. MACHINES SEWING Very ERS, Phillip T. State of Lt'di electric; Singer good White By J. Edwin Bai:d, County 'Sonatas, fo Available speed exceedirg All makes Now! with repaired. light. 129 Clerk. a misdemi anor. Com-- 1 Larsen Brothers, rear jiesliict; Machine Service, Eate Sewing Business phone ORCHARD SUPPLIES S DKPVRTMLM' Of till. L South Mam. plaint filed bv C M. Br wn on 54 So. 2nd. West, Brigham. Of T If I.. tral Chevrolet and 612 LAV) LhM.RVl. Defendant paid 2d. Residence phone or 483-JPhone 562-Land Ofln- -, Salt Lika Cltv. August Co. Dis ricApproved quality insecticides, 2)9. work a specialty. June 2V, 106 kotir, is hereby a fine of S2 ! 00. Utah 212. Repair DePend on Anderson the Leader spraying materials tnv .',it ofon June II State of Utah vs. Albert Thoi-sfe- d n M. Br.yham Lily. (till, (lied Produce Co. on the wrong 8 of foi under il.on 06)487 your DRY - amended the Li lor Crazing Art. Can70n a m. demeanor. Complaint 10w.side, 1 Employment N 8. ec 3. t 6. : all Irr, to el Phone ,ho best. Mer-b6- r TYPEWRITERS filed by Eldndge Wood on R 6 W. lots 1.2, 3 4 Bn 14 X T ttleservy Dry Cleaning. Co. 28 lot for pin setting phcne 8 MEN WANTED 3? 21. Defendant paid a tine 4 sec. 1. 8 sec. 21, tots I. 2, 2 machchg.-tf- . at the new Dance Bowl alleys. NL , of $10.09. 6, Typewriters, adding and cash registers bought, REAL ESTATE Earn up to $1.50 per hour. Vj SE's er Brigham City vs. Varian Han ics bc'; ex- - ines R 6 W . r.1 J sec in h j convenient and work sold and rented. The Reminder 24 f r impioper parking, a misson all 14. Steady loam V, M22chtf fardu,''n Good R 7 W 0. T 4 S Real estate, insurance, 19-Office Supply. by hours. Inquire at the Dance Complaint fdi d demeanor. r 23 Jot1- I. 2, 3. Telephone and bonds. 4 John Bowl. 2. 3, 24 lols I. John .nil on August 21. Baird Er )4 Sf Vf'.M a fine of $1.00. Brigham. John r is v. n 7 w s Deft ndan! pail AUTO BODY REPAIR HOUSEKEEPER WANTED for vs. W. I. Lions, a al! for Pen City and stroleyehange Brigham So- SL1 , SW . sec 20 for general housework for family on id a misde- OPTICAL GOODS paiking, improper Auto body repair and f. if al! of .v board , II, and setsW of three. Room I, filed by Ilai- Lot y R 11 N : hl meanor. Complaint 3. 23 25. 32. T Butts Store . ,? bedrocm jobs. desired. Phone N L Hansen Variety to I'1, 21. i to in 25, bn, mi lusive. modern plete paint dy L. Chi is'.eii.ui Oil August P.urt Vincent, manager The Store of a Million Articles , , j, 3WP-- t F orest pd inclu at-- sou. 31), 1. 14 N., 13. 8 phone shop. 604 Noitli Main. te' '2ard Friday, August li ighant City vs Walter H. Pinhorough. for impioper paiking. a misdemeanor. Complaint filed by llaidy L.. Clnistcri'cn on August 24 Bugham City v 1) aiglas Miller fm improper paiking, a Complaint filed by ll.udv L. Chustemin in August 26. Defendant paid a fine of p L. Petersen, Manager Jnder Supervision Of State Of E Phone per of three lines or less, Directory advertisementsmonth minimum. Additional lines 50 calendar month, one cents per line per month. r -- p S-- lates by muii. CHEVROLET NOTICE! When repairing OWNER: Wanted your car insist on factory engineered parts. They can be or WANTED Apartment secured through the Central house in Brigham for three Chevrolet Co. Phone 21. adults. Phone 72. M8if FURNISHED apartment or house FURNITURE repairing and cabwanted. Veteran and wife, no inet work at 63 North Main. Dllchtf Call Phone 805. children, permanent. Dick York at phone 7. CLEANING FURNACE Small size wicker WANTED VVe Vacuum Clan and Repair .uel M. i Loans made anywhere by our representative or MR. News-Jcur-Hc- 8C9-W- 38 r. t WANTED A23-30-p- d iraual is requested!. permanently :k York at Early Siberia peach- FOR RENT Light housekeeping es; choice canners now ready. room; furnished. 43 No. 5lh West. Phone 635-J- . Bring baskets or boxes. Pick your own if you wish to save. Friced right. D. H. Rosenbaum, FOR RENT Three room fur35 North nished aosrtmcnt. grower, 158 So. Main. Phone A30 p 1st West. Phone 293-361-- FOR SALE office, carried in lie will you farmers. -- be accepted will 0 Monthly payments to suit income. Term loans to FOR SALE Ripe tomatoes. 405 North 2nd East. Phone 417. Also early Elberta peaches. Miskin tracFOR SALE tor fresno, like new, priced right. Also Delco light plant For Rent or Lease with heavy duty, practically new batteries ar.d windcharg-e- r FOR RENT Small furnished with Delco appliances, all aoartmer.t. Very nice and comin good condition. Archie Rose, . plete. Phene 22 or Snowville, Utah. l ns with FOR SALE Cook stove water jacket. Phone department - Warehouse on U. I. C. Railroad. Would be ideal for coal yard. 2003 ft. floor space. Call No. 6. Sept asl, Brigham City. Utah COOI) WARES FOR SALE 660 West 10 on mat BOX ELDER . ATTENDANT FOR SALE Baled straw by truck load. Phone Willard the right to edit, revise or reject any case of error or omission in any advent the publishers are liable only to the extent of Errors should mount received for the advertisement. WANTED FULL TIME SERVICE STATION Cottages. ephone. .blishers reserve In advertising. FOR SALE Tomatoes. 3rd North. HELP So. Main 14(5 FOR SALE Baby buggy: excellent conditicn. Seely's Tourist -j ported tire and save moucy. main-ope- News-Journa- iO moloris, Durecap you smooth worn 20' i South Main Phone No. 6 Home Phene 714 all accounts with the Box Elder The rule is made necessary Ads are e the expense of posting small accounts often equals -- ount involved. Unless you have an open advertising j,ore, please do not ask us lo accept Want Ads over IS Salesman B. Williams, TURN INN Brigham Tire Shop Broker u i v Stale of Utah vs. Noble T. a Soper, foi passing a muter vemotit nit ,.i hied hicle m an un.sale manner, a Complain1 by Eii M 1iielie: on August 14. misdemeanor. LMmplomt filed by Dt fei tl uit found not puiltv. Eldndge Wood on August 29. State ot Ut.ai ts Ailene Defendant paid a fine of $10.00. Eiehel f i State if Utah vs. Lawionce tpi.amg a moloi :h ut a diiui's iiet iiso, Bmgener, for opeiating a motor a filed vihiele without a d. ivers li.tiioi Conn-lam- t by E.m Cieen on August 14. cense, a misdemeanor. Complaint filed by Eldndge Wood on AuDefendant paid a fine of $5 00 Slate ot Utoh w W B. Jen- gust 29. Defendant paid a fine sen, ioi opei a! loll a motor vehi- oi $3 (K). cle without a diivtu's license, a niisdwnean i. Complaint filed Attends Legion Convention Mathew J. Compton and by E. M. 1itehei on August 14. Defend. mt fount! m I guilty. Geoige Hodges attended the state State oi Utah s. Helen J. convention of the Amenean LeLemon foi opeioti g a motor ve- gion held lecently at lnce, as hicle willioul a dm ei's license, delegates fioin Bugham City a lnisdemt iinoi Complaint filed Rost No. 10. by E. M Pitehe: n August 14, State of Utah s. Roy Chariton, foi opei.ding a motor ve- for i pt witlumt If you're a mone i h J t hr for - M J I Stu'e cl with DU RECAP! i.OO-l- urn-- Complaint! filed in 1righam Citv court for traffic violations, charge, and officer filing complaint. COUGH conscious i &rln Traffic Court Waitresses FARMS 40 Acre Farm near Elwood Beautiful red brick heme, modern in every detail. $15,000.00 Down. per Issue n c in ihe la tllf ibt 1! tpfcfl lui vsiitt there J has bri pnblunt 1. Phone lines or less, S2.00 per rnPY advertisements of three Additional lines 50c minimum. month one month, ar 'It REAL t , a juu WE HAVE OTHERS any time op to 4:00 P.M. of day rEPTED for insertion in next morning issue. t IM SAVING Five room Brick Modern except heat. Located South Main. i v is sin- - t lnt Services Offered FOR SALE - Real Estate I trth . i tn tii4 "I ions lit t ii rk r that a tans on On- i, .,ni snvrj dale (y o i.,,pulh.jiion VO' 'l.n.ut R, .1 WANTED A23-30-p- d Lost and . Wanted - Employment Services Lease Offered ,j'. for Rent or ye i f.ic vtb 349-W- - M por nirot lnn pH -- i I 1 v i |
