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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
I'D. Highs Pin Loop
A Great Success

Mhcn in doubt, Try bowling. Al
least that is what Bob Tlornan
director Of athletics at University
of Detroit High School did, and
uom the effort came "a 5l-Ioam
league involving 2Oo
pupils.
Three years ago parents came
10 Ticrnan with the almost uni
yerSal lament cur son does not
take to football baseball, basket
bah or track What can be done
10 interest HIM IN some activity
school hours We want
HIM 10 know and to mIngle with
more boys of his own age
Herman dotcN on solving prob
loms. and h. has had plenty in
hS 10 years dictatorship. Bowl
.ng answered as the experimental
top Roy John / Grace. 81.
president OF the school. concmrcd.
Rev. j. : NcGlnniS gave his en-
'huslastic support. the school Dads
'hb fell into line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Other Highs

Averages are low a> most boy
are IN The beginner class and In,
schools resources do not permit
engaging a staff OF competent in
StructorS TO point out faults and
the ways TO eliminate them Georgo
Sanders with l6l Is top according
TO latest available figures.
Others in the first / are Frank
Lauterbeck. John Nalenti, Robert
WitowSkl. Robert Fisher. Charles
Lawson. William Sabo. Clare Nor
riSon. Jerry Webb, James Johnson,
John Cleafy.
Runncr-up 10 Sanders is Fl
Bob Moons. IaC;
Lynn. John Carnaghi Dane Hem,
WlllGh Flahcrty. Dave Riordan.
Andre Raulct Fred NJ urph y,
Charles BaltuSh. Don Pall1z>kr
Bernard Michael. DUMMY Reno
and Robert Costello are among the
lower ratings, but yield 10 none in
enthusiasm.
And whom do You suppose leads
in enthusiasm ? Father MCGnnis
and Mr. Herman. Each conCen-
trataS on learning 10 pick up
SDaTpS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
The PairingS

Scheduled 10 be pared m com
petition are:
GehringeT. Tigers v. MoWsrs Red Wings
Orlando. Red " ~ IurnFsa. MeadOwhk
tardwrH. Lions ~ New houssr. Tigers
DOTais. I. ~ ~ ~ Gembi. Wayne
Mct osky. Tigers ~. Natruus OAK Hius
Moitrt' Red W. ~. NpjcirchoWiof. Lions
These games officially Will he
inauguratcd by no less of 2 bowl
ing parsonage than MAYOR Edward
J Jefrjos Jr Vto has given lib
orally OF his timc'fo assure success
OF The venture. The MAYORS OPP
poncn' = unknown. SINCE Judge
John - Watts sponsoring commit
tee is >rlI seeking q sportsman
worthy of hjN mcttlc
While tho sports figures are
hcDg introduced from tho floor
and taking heir stations. other
games featuring leading men, and
women teams will get under way
in other sections Of the vast arena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Strch, National
End Pin Match

Joe Norris Stroh and Louis
Burrs National Of the petrol
Times All-Star Classic VIII COM
plctc their lS-gamc match for the
state match game bowling cham
pionShip with two blocks Of three
games each at WY Recreation.
Wyoming and Sevcn-Mlle, Sunday
al 3 and $50 p. m.
Going into the fourth block
Saturday night Stroh was leading
by SO7 pins as result Of som .
sensational shooting in the FIRST
three at Jim Tropca's Nj Elliott
Recreation. S,roh totalcd $3.50 to
S9i3.
Each team has Wagcrcd 500 on
the match and an extra $500 on
the totals for the Is games of
Norris and John CrlmmlnS of Ma
llonal Norris was 81 pins ahead
of his rival when the teams took
The alleys Saturday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Southeastern Is Site
OF Paris Pin Sweeps

Bob Thyne's second annual
Paris five-man bowling sweep
stakes with guaranteed 5000
first prize and trophy viii be
staged Al Southeastern Recreation
week-endS, February y through
March Is.
Tho sweeps is open 10 teams
throughout the StHtc- with thI
entry dcadlinc February Is II
Cording 10 John GAVE, secretary.
A total NJ 100 fvcS competed last
year with Is sharing IN the prlzc
money Of 1891. Joe Norris Stroh
Won first Prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Mile Recreation only few blocks
distant from the school doors.
With lis 81 teams and 200 par
ticipantS the league is believed Ia
be the largest of its kind outside
of Chicago. 1t leads IN the city
as few ccnters show even eight
club Organizations composed OF
high school members.
The Dads Club. headed by J. +
McGough. supplies the pr,lcS y
further incentive comes IN the de-
ciSion Of Manager Carl Schwikert
of Wy 10 enter threc@tcamS from
the league IN Tho city tournament
IN April. some ~ years haci,
Schwikcrt Won his letter IN ioo,-
ball at University of Detroit,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Sport Stars Feature
Of Bowling Dance

tween Raj fherS and the United
States Marines
The competition has been ar
ranged according 70 Fred George.
entertainment head 70 lend q
sports flavor 10 The gala affair.
GINNING Q p. m. Ted Is
ENcrYbody-Happy Lewis and his
band take over Tho Lewis floor
show and presentation Of girl rep
rc>cn'Ii>cS Of rs antI-ANiS ma
tons Arc other features Of the
evening
Heavy Attendance IS indicated
from ticket sale reports 10 Otto a.
Proppc >ecrctary-trCasurer Of the
committee The help Of all bowl
ING leagues has been solicited
under the direction OF the Detroit
r Wing Association, Women's
Bowling Association and Bowling
ProprictorS Association Of Greater
Detroit IN cooperation with the
Tines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Legion Tourney
Are Set

American Legion Department of
Michigan Will stage lis eighth an
nual state bowling tournament AT
BroggerS Recreation in Grand
r a pids. February 81 through
March Is The entry dcadlinc has
been set for February s by Harry
Secretary-treaSurer..--a
Detroit won TWO Of the four
in last years event
a. Bill Lanes Jackson Recreation.
Harold Todd Post 80 4, composed
Of Roy {. Tim" Miller. Al Robin
son. Tony Dugray John DanIco
and Ken Ludlkcr, took the five
men with 27S6.
Bud Werner vas high in tho
singles with col Charles Nc
Arthur and I'd Hoyt OF Jackson
copied the doubles with HIS.
while tho former also was the win
nor OF the all-eventS with l777.
High single. PCS, went 10 Henry
MoShcr Of Port Huron.
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Proved Worthy

From the ioint effort lowered
fhe intrammal league. no longer
nm experiment, In Mr.. Tiernan'S
estimation. and that OF parents
and faculty. he league. now IN
lis second year, has accomplished
more than the sponsors dared hope
IN the Norj3I contacts provided
and school spirit generated
In an enrolment OF more than
500 II IS possible for a pupil 10
20 through his entire course with
out knowing moro than few if
ne has no interest outside the
classroom
The American division OF 16
teams meets Tuesday afternoons.
the lO-team National ON Thursday.
and a freshman section of eight on
at Wyoming Seven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
DetrOiters Bounce Back
Into State Pin Action

Following 4 week ~ u3c.rjg
20 permit Grand Rapid, poW.er> 'G
have their innings Dcuou.,- Vii
bounce back rto the pe'g..f 'ar
fh.rfy-nlnin ANITA. state 'a.roa-
rcnt ~ Hc>>e Bros Recreation u
Saginaw next Ss'.'aHE.
No los, than ~ u.r.t 1&.. Vu
500 action mad Of rH u9uHri T.
are .--rtIaf- joe Illr- ttrr-r-
TfaunIE Heucauou.of Tho Detroit
Fur AI.~taT Classic VIII De- fhc
'pfcmo>'.of those on thc.diN,-
such clubs as Joe Adams
Dawes. Hcfn,sn Bengrll Norge
R,n Colo & auto Club. jack Hoe.
NH L4rhc!-and led ILLa4a-.
safe Far Ruar.tf on also V.l. be-
on deck along with Han ! VI.
son E-ntal Augie kampc tad.
ae, NIuam prtcG>on S kc.t tNr
ar5 Jack Ea-auu, Palace Rec.
eauon
Othcf regulars are pete C,l'afa-
-n4ente.s cNntenF,t7ii5, 5tiiff sitliaa2 : e
Reserves ~ FaCens ilonon Hcrt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Perhaps the brightest collection
Of Detroit sports stars over as
>cmbled in a single building VIII b.
paradcd AZ The Detroit Times
Bowlors' Keep I'm Happy party
al Olympia Friday night
NotablcS from every line OF ma
ior sports. IN addition 10 crack mon
and women howlerS. VIII take part
IN the event that Is expected "a
raise thousands OF dollars Tor ScrI-
icc camp athletic equipment
The celebrities VIII perform IN
A series Of simultaneous dart-howl
ing games that a. s p m preccdc>
dancing and the blg floor show by
Ted Lewis and his band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Tina, triple tic for first in Inc
Metropolitan Classic League may
dissolve Sunday night AZ Varsity
Recreation. And again il may hold
One Of the three co-leaderS m Isl
WIN three 10 shake of two. Each
of the three may win three.
The Metro is a delightful circuit
because no one knows or darcS 10
predict results. There is tho always
wished for prospect each leader
get a bump Such a prospect is
not idle guessing. Until the last
ball is rolled all forecasts look
silly and no one knows where who
is at.
Ray Turner's RoadWays, one Of
the three Joint occupants ~ the
top rooSt pairs with Quentin
Icika'S ParkSldeS Ralph OZARK :
OrlingS, in a tie for second with
Standard. takes on those demon
east Sldcrs, Frank Damlcos Mid
VESTS.
Leo Tobian's Art Centres. be-
ginning to find their step, encoGN.
ter Fred Mllcrs Denbys. who
consider the race as just begun
Bill Morlands Norge MaTygroveS
hook with Jack GardnerS improv-
ing RitierS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Sports Flavor

In one corner Stroh's Will tackle
their arch enemy. tho Paris In
another. top-hight women teams.
O ] YIN pics and Gocbels. meet
Picked army and navy teams will
he IN yet another corner and the
fourth is reserved for a match be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

with the completion Of every squad
SUNDAY. Since six are scheduled, n
merry scramble for positions IS IN
the offIng,
Three teams viii 60 after the
1861 of Joe PauluS' Chcne-l'rombly
Recreation in Class a, but the lat
ter Will he favored 10 keep MS
head above water. Ellis Walker :
Standard Of the Metro All-Star
Classic viii be- the FIRST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Metro Classic

HON SCOEERs
Tom event. Three 1smes Standard
70S. 81 FUrnf Rccres'f,r 1nI9
Palmer Par Ecrrcsfio 102n De0lv
Team event one came Midwest loss
Nurrc Naryerore Ius2 Palmer Park
Recreation 1912 DanhN Recreation loss
tndftiduaI event Three games fred
STARK So Herman JuhenNills 6s7 Stl.
yeSter Thfs' $50 HAIR, shdien. $50
Individual event one game Herman
VI hsnVlIe 2aq Ari Watson, 2TE Harry
GHtden. 27i; Jack Gardner 2ft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Watson and WdrdeII
Tied in Prop S Event

AT Watson tied Ray Wardcll Al
- points for first place IN Tho
East Side Bowling Projectors IN
dividual bowling classic when he
rolled 500 TO his rivals 563
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Michigan MAJOR Lcagucrs finish
their second round Sunday after
noon 40 Ritz Recreation and
position week comes up again
january -
George MorEans PabSts must
win TWO or three from Ed RleppaS
improved GlennS and George Hlie-
bays Eastern Markets stop Tony
Co>CoIcnda S Casinos 10 make the
competition closer
Should Pab>t manage 10 Get
within haiIluE distance. IL has a
chance 10 take the lead or shave
down 'hr Casino margin apprccla-
bly, when the teams meet a week
lHrr I.h.f I~ three games be-
hrud schedule and winning two Of
those also VIII figure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

John koltunoWiCI' AltcS Of the
Northeastern Merchants League
OF Hamtramck provided The maloi
change among the leaders in the
tenth annual Detroit Times Bow
ing Sweepstakes when IL fcrrIcd
into first place IN Class - on a
1925 total after two squads were
completed at Imperial Recreation
Saturday
Combining games Of S76 $50
and $50. AltrS rclcEated the '26ll
Of Ernest kcller'> Tam Brook Val
lev Roughs 10 tho second slot
Andy Narhol anchor WAS the
leader with 50 SlumpIng 10 B3
after a l9l start and closing with
1875
kolIunowIc7 was next with a
223 middle game IN SRI Frank
JurkiewlcZ had lSa-lqS m 5}i
Frank Simmons a ID start IN so
while LOUIS Ludwig was low with
fS2 after reaching lSG ~ has
second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
CYO Journey
PIN STANDINGS

PIN STANDINGS
CLASS
A'.rrs rs.rsa'.o- ,lga
cub Chsrs Tro0 e'r 400
O. 3 - $50 zae1
Et--ss @ 1877
Ents-rr0 77ts
uAss
Nae z'47
'a"s. rs.-, Ron" - 7oN
sHu' 0ssE'-~ re rsa'i.- 7oS7
s. ia. .t".Ns $50 2f1s
CLASS A-Dot BtLS
fis n WrArhr, rsr' Htsvs~t 1857
Mare -hA logk A-rans AH1'a ln?A
KAY NIisr Alice cvou
Ted srrfartch Msrgars' S'svsra0s
Crts ShFrp-Jsar KISalrTvH
CLASS p
F0rhs Guat- KAY Cc~v pA
cora White Flora PyAr ala
N Van Do Vs'ds Sue NAdsr eot
CLASS A-sTNGLEs
Helen NrAvhss ses
GsneyIeyp ilgef1a $40
Bern Vest b7o
CLASS
KAt core, MOL
Cora Whte Isd
irene EsChuch esq
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Altes Seizes Class d
Lead in Pin Sweeps
BN HAROLD kAHL

John Janego'> kinSeN'S Five,
of OwosSo. gained seventh posi-
ton in Class u with 1856, Leon
Marshalrs City Engineers No. 3
eighth in Class { with 1858, and
Harry Stones Grand Trunk
Traffic fifth In Class r with
3448 on the third squad.
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Week in Washington
Clues Encouragement
TO School President

"A week spent in Washington con-
Vlnres me that in spite of the babel
OF tongues about pensions in congress
ana fan dancers in civilian defense
and a host of other inconsequent trivi-
aHtles. the might of American pro-
auction is really beginning to roll like
great juggernaut,' said Francis A
thomson, president of Montana School
OF Mines. on his return from attend
ance at the annual meeting of the
American Association of State Geolo-
glsts IN the national capital
Il found splendid seriousness of
purpose everywhere, both in admins
tratlon circles and out of it and an
adamant determination to win the war
as speedily as possible and to make
everything without exception absolute
~ secondary and subordinate to this
supreme objective" he said.
naturally there is some difference
OF opinion as to exactly how this
should be DONE but no difference as
to the ultimate objective of absolute
clean-cut and positive victory.
Montana is everywhere recognized
as making major contribution to the
war through her expanding produce
ton OF copper and zinc, but much
more spectacularly through her man
ganese production from Butte ore at
tne Anaconda reduction works. and
her production of chromtte ALREADY
under way at Dean and at Red LODGE
In each Of these two vital strateeic
metals, indispensable in ALLOW steel
manufacture, Montana is not onlv
leading the nation but Is making the
only substantial production. Indeed
Montana, Is producing more manos'
nese, and recently more chromite thar
all the rest of the country nut To-
gether
With shipping everywhere in teop-
ardy, Montana's mineral production n
one Of the lifeAnes Of victory"
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ADDED SOCIAL
SECURITY TAXES
CALLED HARMFUL

CRAIGHEAD THINKS STEP WOULD
HURT STATES INDUSTRY
AND WORKERS
Additional social security taxes, as
proposed in Washington, il imposed
would be harmful to Montana industry
and workers and moreover are I'M
necessary. Chairman Barclay Craig
head OF the state unemployment COM
pensation commission believes
Craighead said he understood the
proposed Job insurance tax increase
would be percent, l percent to be
collected from workers and l percent
from employers.
present state and federal unem-
ployment compensation taxes are q
percent. all paid by the employers. The
proposed tax would cost taxpayers in
TINS state approximately 50 600 900 a
year. The increase is unnecessary ;,
Craighead said.
increased unemployment compen-
sauion taxes are unnecessary because.
IN Montana we have cash reserves
OF approximately SCOTS, 900.
Benefit payments in Montana. in
thls third year Of the lob insurance
program. are approximately IS percent
less than in the first and second Years
OF benefit payments in this state and
collections for the fiscal wear. ,I,,lv
l94l, to July l, 1912, will be approxi.
mately 100000 in excess of disburse-
ments. In other words, our reserve
FUNDS will increase this year approxi.
mately 100000. ' VA
administrative costs, paid bv the
ieoeral government supposedly ont of
the unemployment compensation tav
coliected from employers by the fed
eral government, show profit to the
treasury OF Montana collections in ex.
cess OF 100000 since the start Of the
commission. Va VIC
III the tax is imposed, 1t will he
harmful to Montana industry because.
l.. montana is permitted to participate
M tne war production industries onIv
10 the extent of sending men from
Inns state to the armed forces, or work
ers from this state to other states IN
WORK IN war industries. Our business
men are not receiving any of the
oeheiits OF the vast sums estimated
az szooc,0OO, 900 month now beine
Spent IN war industries in other
montana employers now have all
VIZ Wy iodo tney can carry. Business fail
are IN this state will break records
49, rUt several years in 1912, and it is
plooanle our payrolls will be sliehtin
less than in l94l. 0''s4'iv
;,, rr!ce regulation is hitting Montana
INDUSTRY except farming. Farmine 'i ia
law. 'ooiaI security
g., Inc tax, If imposed, will be harm
lui 10 Montana workers because:
.,,' Tolectlons of l percent additional
W. WI De applied without Discrimination
W. ue1ense and nondefense workers
weary all Montana workers are non"
License license workers. Many of the non
u,it l'iss workers are already burdened
wage increases. "i'iiouI
war taxes should be raised as var
.axes; Social security taxes should he
raised as social security taxes" NC
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RECREATION

RECREATION
the forge just as he paused to wipe
the perspiration from his face.
Shall we go to the pictures tonight,
Jake?"
Nay, lass" he replied. I'm play
ing checkers at the club.
She stamped her foot angrily.
I'm tired of your and your silly
old checkers!"
Come. come pleaded the black
smith, picking up the heavy hammer,
"a man must get some exercise some
times"
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Classified Advertisements
For Sale
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LOOK!

LOOh.
FAILING HEALTH forces owner to sell
modern store building. paying 1876 on
your investment, in Montana Ry. Division
center.
LEADING CAFE in busy Montana mining
center. Owner is 81 years old and wishes
to retire Beautiful scenery. Investigate.
this.
BOWLING ALLEYS in Ry. Division center.
Other business forces owner to sell at
half its value. Very popular, low overhead.
TAVERN AND APT. Combination in pros
porous mining town on main hiway.
Dance hail, card rooms. popular place,
low overhead.
ILL HEALTH forces owner to sell first
class cafe showing a nice profit. In
freight and passenger division center.
ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE 3
Blks. from center OF city Great Falls.
Someone is going to get good buy. In
vestigate.
GEN. MpsE.. MEATS AND GROCERIES
store in Ry. and PASSENGER div. center.
$4,000 stock. Crossed $4,000 last year.
Owner retiring.
ONLY CHILDREN"S READY-TO-wEAR
shop in Montana oil town. Invoice $500.
Owner drafted. Low overhead.
FURNITURE EXCHANGE and Secondhand
store on main hiway, RR. center. $3.50
will buy stock. L down, balance terms.
10 ROOM HOTEL AND TAVERN in center
of busy Idaho mining center. Ill health
forces owner to give someone good buy.
Hotel always full.
Low PRICES AND EXCELLENT TERMS
ALL SHOW A NICE INCOME. Write P. o.
Box 30, Missoula. Montana.
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THE PARSONS ERROR.

Pafson: Mrs. Smith seems very an
CRY with me. Did you notice the look
she gives me everytime I pass herp"
Mr.. Jones: I'm not surprised"
Parson: But why?"
WI Jones: Don't you remember
when you were preaching her hus-
oanos funeral sermon you said he had
gone to better homer"
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WANTED IT DONE RIGHT

Rastus, III pay you ten dollars just
to lead that lion around"
NO. sub, boss, not mel"
He won't hurt you; he hasn't got
any teeth"
'Aehbe %. but I amt goin' to be
gummed to death by no old lion
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A NvAL FOR SATAN

The sweet little girl had . Violent
quarrel With her particular chum Her
smother reprimanded her. concluding
b. saying, TT was Satan who suggest
"a 70 you the pulling Of Jenny's hair. !"
Il shouldn't be surprised" the child
replied, musingly. "But," she added.
pruud1y, licking her IN the stins was
entirely NJ own hsa."
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Many Of our great mountain ne,

Many Of our great mountain peala
are solid granite. Yet, these peaks
stand thousands Of feet above the sur.
rounding country. and we know that
even the peaks once were buried be-
meath thousands Of feet Of earth. It
is estimated that II miles Of materials
have been removed from above certain
GRANTEES found IN Scotland.
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Men aged % and over have been az
empted from jury service b England
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Tobacco free from nicotine has been
grown. -''' oee4i
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FOR RENT-Complete line of beauty shop
equipment, reasonable Dorothy Brewer,
Harlem, Montana.
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OLD ESTABLISHED, favorably known cafe in
Great Falls, Montana; high type patronage
VIII lease baildins and sell or lease fixtures
to reliable operator. Address F. Norby, Great
Falls, Montana.
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room, exceptional tavern, card-room. PIN
balls, fully furnished. $4,000. Write Box los.
Republic. Wash.
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Drive Carefully During isss
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FOR SALE OR LEASE. account sickness,
40-room hotel and cafe. main highway
to Grand Coulee dam. Real opportunity to
right party. Deluxe Hotel & Cafe. Grand
6oulee, Wash.
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FOR SALE-MEAT MARKET in Missoula
Good business and location. easy terms. Bad
health. Box l006-W. Great Falls. Mont.
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FARMS, RANCHES AND LANDS

200-ACRE RANCH in Mason Valley, New. l8O
acres cultivated, bal. pasture. Fully equipped
dairy and milking parlor, 5-ton ice plant
federal and state accredited rs COWS, 4
horses, tractor, hay baler, all necessary farm,
machinery, 7-room modern home Excellent
wholesale and retail dairy products market
Terms For information address. Yerington
Dairy. Box 35l Yerington, New.
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FOR LEASE to responsible party. fully
Montana.
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DOGS CATS, BIRDS AND FISH

DOUS CalS, Birds AND flSh
FOR SALE-PEDIGREED ROLLER CANARIES
breeding pairs, females, singers, tutors
Breeder of fine Rollers for ID years. Write
me. Questions answered Frank Carp E. 23l4
Altamout Blvd. Spokane, Wash.
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FARM MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
BUY THE TWO-COW DAIRY QUEEN Portable
Mixer with rubber lined squeeze action
cups complete with motor, only $4,000, with
ensine only $4,000. Thousands in use. Buy
direct and save. For full information. write
Dairy Queen Milking Machine Manufactures
Co., 1924 Bloomington. Minneapolis, MINI.
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Personal

HAND1CRAFT-CROCHE etc. High-class
plan-All honest cash outlets Csc brings
information. Box 2o6. Buchanan, N. Y
GET ACQUAINTED CLUB. Introductions
made quickly. All ages. many wealthy
Simpson, Box 1851. Denver, Colorado.