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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-15
ARRESTED, GIVEN 60 DAYS

Edwin w. Blachly was arrested
while at the Caboose last week
charged with having passed num-
Der of worthless checks on some
Libby merchants. The arrest was
made by Deputy Sheriff Tinker and
James Reedy. He was tried before
Justice of the Peace Wallace, plead
ed guilty and was given 60 days in
the county jail
Blachly is about rs years old and
was born and raised in Kalispell.
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of Fourth and Mineral also adds
impetus to the selling campaign.
The solicitors are securing signed
pledges from the public to pur-
chase bonds. The actual bonds will
be sold later Thus it is too early
to give definite figures regarding
the amount of bonds pledged or
sold
Organization Perfected
A group of Libby men gathered
at the city hall Friday night upon
the call of Don Hargreaves, county
chairman, to perfect an organiza-
ton for this highly important work.
r. w. Smithberger was appointed
chairman OF the solicitation COM
mittee; Forrest De Rosia secretary
and Paul Church, contact officer
1t was decided to divide the city.
into Is districts, with soliciting
team for each district consisting of
two men. The object was for these
solicitors to cover every house in
their respective districts. The teams
appointed were as follows
No. Harold Gompf, Bert Gram
bauer.
No. 2--E. J. Driear, L. J. Brown
No. 3-Wm. Kemp, James Harris,
Jr
No. 4-Merle Tester, Don Leach
! No. 5-Marvin Kessel, Ruben Ha-
mann.
No. 6-John Blackboard, M. r.
Karnes.
No. Harold Nelson, Ted Kessel.
No. 80. r. Griep, Dick Butt
No. 9--Max Sturm, E. &. Jaqueth.
No. l0--Don Hargreaves, Frank
Doll.
No. 11-Pete underwood, Arnold
Wuest
No. l2-Wm. Allen, DR.. L. Moss
man.
No. l3-Dr. r, M. Sherman, E. J.
Barkee.
No women We're appointed on
these soliciting teams for the rea-
son they had just completed most
successful Red Cross War Fund
drive and it was believed they were
entitled to rest
1t was also decided that meet
| ing would be held every Friday cv-
ening during the drive, in the city
hall, at 7:30 o'clock, to report prog
ress.
1t is planned to post soon an hon.
or roll in the window at the rear
Of the Variety Grocery which will
carry the names of all those who
purchase bonds during this drive.
The names of those who have pur-
chased war bonds since April will
be eligible and if those who made
purchases between April and
April l2AWill report their names to
Secretary DeRosia they will be in
cluded on the honor roll.
| During the Friday night meeting,
Mr.. Smithberger gave a very sue
cinet explanation of the purpose of
/ the drive and the type of bonds to
/ be sold. He also outlined the dis
tricts and assigned them to teams
1t is said that County Chairman
Hargreaves did an exceptionally
able job in organizing the commit
tee in so short time after his APP
| pointment
Chairman Hargreaves wishes to
thank all those who SO generously
helped to get the drive under way
A number did various tasks and Mr.
Hargreaves says he appreciates their
assistance greatly.
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You don't need to be a WAAC,
WAVE or SPAR to do your part in
this war! See to it that every bit
of waste material about your home
and farm is sent to war through
your scrap dealer as salvage COM
mittee.
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Second War Bond
Drive Started Here by
Careful Canvass
City Divided Into Is Districts and
Teams Of Two Men Assigned to
Eoch-Response by Public Is Good

Uncle Sans second big War Bond drive got actively
under way in Libby Monday when Is teams of two MEN
each started house to house of the city in sale
of War Bonds First reports that the solicitors
meeting with ready response by the public and that
nearly everyone approached is signing to have part
in the big bond SALE
The first figures given out Lincoln countys quota
incorrect and it has been learned that $199 900 the
actual amount Three of the larger institutions of the
county have agreed to purchase 900 worth of bonds
but according government rules the county will be al
lowed credit its quota of only 100000 from this
That leaves $99 900 to be raised from the public in general
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-15

Out OF the bureau drawers and
closets must come old silk and n.y.
lon stockings for powder bags to
help win the war.
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School Band Assists

School Band Assists
The Libby school band did its bit
Monday afternoon by touring the
city in two trucks on which were
banners urging participation in the
drive. A large banner stretched
across the street at the intersection
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room came the rumble of the old, Gordon
presses. The corridor was narrow, and there
was chill in it, chill that Dan felt suddenly
as Lindi's eyes came up, welied with stars of
moisture that no wartime lighting could dim.
'Tough?" The small red lips went around
the word as if considering it from every
angle. Then, as if the passage of the sound
released some tightly compressed, rust spring,
tangled, half-bitter, half-bewildered phrases
pleaded for understanding. Tough? Dan,
do you know what it means to - to love
man in AT, when every other girl you
know is in love with soldier, or a sailor.
or marine? You don't, do you? You couldn't.
Oh Dan! Do you know what it means to have
people feeling sorry for you, taking sly little
digs at somebody you know is swell?"
Il guess -
"You can'tr' Lindi assured him vehe-
mently. you worked here before you went
to war. But did you ever think of it as moth
ing but - sort of small village, little
world where your life is part of everybody
else's life? know shouldn't talk this way,
Dan. But can't help it. It's been yelling
up in me for months. I'm desperate.
IT ISN'T just the things people say, even
in kidding way. It's the things you know
they're thinking. Ken making big money
while all the other boys that worked at BEEN
er's are out there dying, and being heroes
like you! Ken riding around on c card when
other people are walking! Do they stop to
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think that Ken is suffering too? Do they stop
to think that the plant where he works is
nearly nineteen miles from the city?"
She stopped abruptly, small hands clenched
into tight, pathetic fists
Dams hands went out haltingly, diff
IDENTIFY. They frightened gently on her slim,
upthrust shoulders. you love him a lot,
don't you, Lindi?"
YES"
''Of course" He spoke almost absently.
I'm SORRY, Dan. mean have no right
to bother you with my troubles. You're the
biggest man in this little world of ours today,
Dan. Bigger than H. p Beemer! In an hour
the whole organization will be sitting down
to plant dinner to welcome you back - and
III be only proofreader sitting at one of the
tables" She took deep breath. But you
were always so nice. Like big brother, even
though you pretended you were in love with
me, | just couldn't help letting down my
hair"
Private Morgan met her small wan smile
steadily Its still lovely stuff to let down."
he assured her
Then the door leading to the Beemer
offices banged open, and H. P. Beemer's
shining, pear-shaped bald head and ruddy
smile jerked them both back to the chill of
the hall and the noise of the presses.
Hey, Dan! Did you drop in fox-hole or
something? The newspaper boys are in my
office. They want firsthand story about
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survival" Mr. Beemer was saying with
throaty pride. He wore white carnation IN
his buttonhole He had a smile for the burst
of applause. This war cannot be won by
taking shortcuts, by taking it easy. by letting
the other fellow do the suffering" Applause.
Lindi stared straight ahead She was conscious
of Nora Prather's accusing stare. She won
dered how many other pairs of eyes searched
her out.
&C.. But we are not gathered here" Mr..
Beemer was saying, ito talk of those who
prize their own safety and comfort above
their country's welfare, but to honor one
whose exploits reflect credit not only on him.
self but upon the entire Beemer organlza-
ton
In the tumult which followed Lindi only
saw Dan sitting there, smiling self-con-
sciously. His eyes fought their way to her
and the smile changed. 1t was like pat on
the back, Lindi thought She Strengthened
proudly.
49,. Our own Dan Morgan Guadai-
canal -. Japs -. medals -. Inc taiA
went on and on. 1t came to Lindi like copy
headings
Then Dan was on his feet.
The whole room seemed to come suddenly
into focus Dan was shaking his big brown
hands above his dark, curly head like prlze-
fighter. Everybody stood up, and H. r.
Beemer led his employees in three great
echoing cheers.
Then Dan was speaking: II think tins
Tw-s-7s-43
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Everyone knew that Dan had canned his media
Only one knew that he had canned Il twice !.
bv Everett Rhodes Castle ]
Mssrufsd BY Walss Rose

with Dan. She came into the corridor
- from the composing room, handful OF
ink-smeared galley proofs in her hand. Dan
was walking along the corridor with MIR. H. P.
Beemer. He heard the ciick-click OF her heels
on the concrete floor, click-click that
stopped when she caught sight of the broad.
blue-uniformed shoulders striding ahead. He
swung around. Excuse me, MIR. Beemer.
I'll be with you in a moment" He turned
back, quick eager wheel OF shining black
shoes. The president of The Beener Printing
Company went on toward the Offices, after
one amused look over fat shoulder.
"Lindip
She came on, both hands outstretched.
yellow proofs and all. Twenty? Perhaps
twenty-five Slim but with curves that even
the green smock could not smother. A small,
sharp oval of white face lighted by wide eyes
whose blue defied the cold. half light OF the
wartime bulb in the ceiling.
DAM
His big hands, brown as roasted coffee.
got tangled up in the proofs and he grinned
down at her They haven't begun to ration
good looks anyway. You're still Veronica
Lake without that blonde blinker. Lindi.''
LrNDI took a small. nervous step back.
But her voice was warm. You - you look
like hero, Dan" Her eyes narrowed apprais-
ingiy, admiringly. Private Dan Morgan.
United States Marines! Hero of Guadalcanal!
Decorated for bravery. Oh Dan, to think we
used to 20 to the movies together and -
and -"
"And the usher used to tell me to keep my
long legs out of the aisle"
He'd probably let you sit smack in the
middle of it now, fire rules or no fire rules"
They both laughed.
That was before Ken beat my time"
He never did! mean 1870 That is, you
never - you were just being nice -" The
dimness of the hall kept the mounting color
out of the laughing protest. Just taking
fellow employee for a buggy ride"
An awkward little pause obtruded itself.
"How's Ken?" Dan inquired. Perhaps it was
the little silence that made his question seem
50 loud.
Hes fine He's running punch press.
fdrtS IOr JeepS. Dlo Tie last eiHee "oIus
edge up defantly?
The big marine didn't seem to notice.
That's SWELL he said.
The galley proofs. caught between twisting
fingers made little rustling noises. He -
he tried to enlist. In practically everything
Dan nodded "Ken's got CUTS. A swell guy,
too When did he quit Beemer?"
AFTER Pearl Harbor" Lndi's small breasts
stirred beneath the stiff ugly green of the
smock She went back. 1T was his ear. 1t -
it was pierced. Something about the drum"
Tough" Dan said. He looked down at
her and his big brown hands worried the Seam
of his smart blue coat.
The galley proofs f1uttered unnoticed out
of Lindis hands. From beyond the composing
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were there. Only once did she
face them as realities. That was
when Nora Prather, one of the
bindery girls, slid her eyes across
the table and said too sweetly,
Your boy friend ought to be
here, Lindi."
Nora had a boy friend in
South Africa. Lindi ignored the
thrust. Ken works from four
until eleven" she said evenly.
SoMEBoDY giggled. Lindi made
her hands keep still, kept her
eyes on the front of the room,
where Dan sat at a long table
flanked by H. P. Beemer, AL
Stevens, the sales manager, and
gentle old Pop Higgins, the
superintendent of the press
room. There was a big linen sign
stretched across the wall in the
back of the table. 1t read:
1--WE Welcome Our Own
Hero!"
There was music too. Lindi
hardly heard it. When the coffee
came, it steamed unnoticed up
toward her small set chin. Even
the burst of applause which fol-
lowed the rising of President
Beemer only meant something
when her eyes encountered Miss
Bangs pursed lips and disap-
proving stare. She brought her
hands together listlessly.
THE Beemer Press is proud
of the part its employees are
playing in this great struggle tor
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that night you made the headlines. And they
want picture or two of'us shaking hands"
The hearty boom of the president of Beemer
Press, Inc, edged up with pride and self i'm
portance.
Lindi watched Dan 60 with shoulders which
ached from the quick parting pressure of his
fingers. Then she stopped and picked up the
scattered galley proofs.
There were six other girls at the round
table where Lindi sat; three girls from the
bindery, two stenographers and Miss Bang.
the bookkeeper. But Lindi hardly knew they
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-21
Ehman & Oreenstreet
40 W. Michigan phone li37
REALTORS
Ready for Immediate
Occupancy

SEVEN ROOM HOME with It's
five acres OF land IL only two
miles from lpsllanti. a. miles
from Willow Run Via II. or the
super Highway. A-sf-s school
The house Is we'll built OF brick
AID siding with "a stone founda-
tlon. II has Just been complete
~ remodeltd and most attrac-
lively decorated. There Is n large
living room with French win
dows, n generous dining room,
den and a we'll planned electric
kitchen on first. There is
charming entrance hall. and
graceful stairway leading to the
three roomy bedrooms and bath
on second. Hardwood floors
. throughout. Fun basement. &C.
ment floor with drain, Laundry
tubs, fruit cupboards, new hot
air furnace and water heater. In
sulated, storm doors and win
dows, fun screens. All new roof,
Excellent water supply
The double garage is extra large
with ample storage and work
space There are many fine old
shade trees and some fruit trees.
For an appointment TO see this
home write or call Max A.
Blaess. Coz Ann Arbor Trust
Bldg Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Phone 1870 or 1903.
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JOHNSON x HUFFMAN
Wall Paper and Paint store
Complete. Decorating Service.
207 w. Cross. Phone 2549-W
Opposite Central High School.
Res. 2l3 oak 81. Phone 1909
EXPERT CLEANING And repairing
OF Oriental and Domestic Rugs by
the Persian Method. Laying. bind
ing and expert alterations. All
kinds Of furniture cleaned. Free
pickup and delivery.
FAILY RUGGERY. Phone e74s-W
REFRIGERATION SERVICE. TX
pert work on Commercial or Do
nestle. Washtenaw Electric Co.
Phone PASS a. m. till noon.
STOKER AND OIL BURNER Serv-
ice. Furnaces cleaned and repaired
James r. Smith. Phone l4S0-W.
REAL. ESTATE - General Insurance.
Ross X Bower. 1903 w. Michigan.
Phone 664
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The Ypsilanti DailyPress

GEORGE e. HANDY, Publisher
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Daily per week, In city ..... 200
Daily. one year in Ipsilanti
trading zone, comprising
Wsshtenaw County. and west
ern portion Of Wayne County $500
Daily, per year, outside Ypsi-
lanu trading zone ..,.......1.50
Special rate TO soldiers, year. $500
Independent of politics and pub
ilshed daily except Sunday with an
aim toward serving the Ipsilanu
trading TERRITORY.
TELEPHONES
Business Office ............t10, al
Editorial Rooms ................5
Entered as second-class mail matter
at Post office. Ypsllanti. Mich.
MEMBER MICHIGAN
LEAGUE or HOME DAiLIES
Scheerer and Co
al Lexington Ave, New YORK
IS r. Wacker Drive, Chicago
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press Is entitled to
the use for republication or all news
dispatches credited to 10 not other
wise credited in THIS pzl.c5 snf also
the local news published herein. All
rights ~ republication Of special
dispatches herein are also reserved
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Announcements
Legal Notices

STATE DF MtcIIliAN. The flr-
rtltt-tau curt fsf-tkA- EnunlY- II WASH
tenaw
In Chancery
Mary c. barton,
Plaintiff.
Richard Marvin.
Dennis WlthoTel,
philindn Greenfield.
cynthia NJ. Withsrei.
Or their unknown heirs, d.yissss, lssN ,
Rteea and assigns, = - !,
Defendants
Al n session of said court held at
tho Court House In the city Of Ann
ATbor In said county on the 18Th day
Of September 1919.
Present; Honorable George w.
sample. circuit Judge.
II appearing from an affidavit IN
file that the whereabouts OF tho de-
fondants In unknown and cannot he
nscertained, after dlllKent search
and inquiry. on motion or John y.
KIRK. attorney for plaintifr. II ia or
dsred that tho defendants appear In
said cause within three months from
tho date 81 this order.
GEORGE ". SAMPLE.
circuit Judge.
LUELLA NJ. SMITH cIcrk.
by: Margaret NJ Mcmillan
Deputy Clerk
JOHN p KIRK, attorney for plain
tiff business address: Ipslianti.
Michigan.
True copy
Margaret NJ. Mcmillan. Deputy Clerk
This suit Is brought 20 quiet tho
title to all those certain pieces or
parcels OF land situate and being in
the village OF Milan. county OF Wash
tenaw and state OF Michigan, and
described as follows. Lots numbered
l9. 20, Fl according TO tho plat OF
Clarko's Addition 10 the village OF,
Milan, as recorded IN tho office Of tho
Register NJ Deeds Of said county In
Liber } Of plats on page 2.
Mary G. Barton
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CHINESE COOKING COURSES

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.
Up Chinese cooking has been
elevated to the dignity OF a place
In the uniyersitys curriculum.
Members Of the classes taking the
courses under Miss Ling-fu Yang.
Chinese food researchlst, turn out
such delicacles as Chrysanthemum
pie, Tiger skin eggs and Buddhist
rice soup. Food economics also are
taught so that 10 people can be fed
on Chinese delicacies for so cents.
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Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED RATES PAYMENT WITH ORDER
Dal insertions foAoWs
one Three lfc daysioe Ten days''se
Special discount for advertisements
lines Count WORDS 70 me
for yearly adv
olased copy
al ask for Taker.
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Business Services Offered
Ladies Shop
The Modem
Manner Way

See the New York styles
in your home. style, quality,
economical, amazing. Tele-
phone Mrs. Lily Gibson, 1916.
No Obligation.
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STATE or MGCHlGAN, The Pro.
ahAte Court for the County OF Wash
tepaw,
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Merchandise

Household Furnishing.
RED and ape,- er. con
FpFinR. good mattress sdIsau. large
velvet char and ottoman Ike row
with springs. Baby bed sud mat
tress Maple extension Breakfast
het with utility cabinet CT g..
Adams So
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PROBATE OF WILL

No. 33t73
STATE or MICHIGAN, The Pro.
-AAte Court for the County OF WASH
tepaw,
At session ~ said Court. held ut
the Probate office In the CITY or
Ann Arhor In said County, on the
oth day Of September, A. y. 1913
Present. Hon. Jay q. Pray. judge
OF Probate
In the Matter OF the Fstate OF
Hennsth Van Norman Ferguson, be-.
ceased. tkcnucth V. Ferguson, also
as Is V. Ferguson).
Edythe Madeleine Ferguson having
filed her petition praying that an in,
Strument filed In said Court be >ad-'
mitted 10 Probate as the last Will
ana testament OF said deceased and,
i4nt administration Of said estate
be granted To Edythe Madeleine Fer
Guf"n or some other suitable person.
~ IL ordered, That the sth day Of
october. A. y. 1913 at ten a. m. nj
aald Probate office IL hereby M
pointed for hearing said petition.
u Is Further ordered. That Public
notice thereof be given by publica-
ton ~ a copy hereof for three sue
cessite weeks previous to said day ~
hearing IN the Hpsilantl,Daily Press.
q newspaper printed and circulated
IN said County
JAY q. PRAY.
Judge Of Probate
\ true copy.
Nora .. Borgert
Register Of Probate. Adv asa
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Rooms For Rent
Also
Trailers For Rent

TRAILER SLEEPS 4. LIGHT
HOUSEKEEPING FACILITIES.
1866 y. Huron after ?. IN.
GIRLS DOUBLE SLEEPING ROOM.
Center door bell after $50 to-
night Any time Sunday. 5li
Washtenaw
ROOMS FOR MEN
IN private home. Modern Good
location. Telephone 10.
ROOM suitable for girls or gen
tlemen, clean and Of good habits
ll14 Grant st.
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Merchandise
MercNants speotais

w.
YOUR FLOORS can bs smart and
rich In colorins. yet practical and
easy 90 clean N YOU recover with
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inlaid Lir0lsum. Complete selec-
ton Grirnel Bros. 2l0 ". Mich
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and sizes = - IS See Mira Ruth
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YOu CAS- paint tie woodwork n
tHs average Kitchen Win Su-Ene-
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106 W Michigan.
THE MODERN MIRACLE washable
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hour complete selection. Grinucll
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tasst i, ins E1as ,5 seq ,l Pr,ss5
bon SPRINGS AID MATTRESSES
SLEEP SHOP
10 Is. MicaAss" -
Merchandise Wanted
WANTED small furnace lu reason
able condition Gail NJ write II
Brixsy. sol y. DNoushire 'R. .,
Ypsilanti.
VIZ WILL PAY best .asa pr.se for
old sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners. Slugel shop a.. at--W.
PIANO. Upright. console Or grand IN
good condition. VIA pay cash
Phone sosl-M. after =. ne.
/ WILL PAY CASH Tor a gooa up
night piano. Console or Grand.
Phone 2OSl-M after 9 ?. m. g..
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid FOR
pianos. spiucts apt LprightS Or
E.ands. BALDWIN. Pinn9 store
Phone s1:.
o-GAUGE SHELLS Wanted. Plea7s
Phone Ypsl gs6s-M before 4 o. IN
If Gray, 'st CLARK iSd
WANTED TO BUY Medium OF large
size tricycle. In good mechanical
condition. Phone l5i-W
Merchandise For sale
BAssiNETTE- Lined, folding legs,
casters. pink trim Sever used
Sle Congress 81. Phone s5S-J.
MANS GOOD BICYCLE FOR SAIL
across from skating rink
on -;corse Road
WEDDING AND MACHINE WORK
BOMBER WELDING SHOP
Miles out H. Michigan Ave.
For Sale or Exchange
HEATERS, coal RANGE, Miscsi
lauenus goods bought or exchanged.
Norton. ~ v. cross. Phone 2032
Dirt, sano and Gravel
CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or n. .. Is. Pit
WHITAKER & GOOD1NG 90.
$500 Gale I'd Phone 2020-J -.
BLACK DINT - MANURE
WASHED sand, Pebblss, Gravel
Rocks. General Hauling. tall
julius Zahn. Phone l2la-W-l
Automottye
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Leather Jacket

T1orne Tire zoe T. Michigan.
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale
lnVestin Home
Or Income
Properly

f4an DOWN. N+uy rent when YOU
xsrrs old Running water. cleo
tr.lt.. Lot 60 goo. with rich
garden soft CONVEX. emf % Bomb
sr pant. price. only $4,000.
BOOMING WDTSE. on West
Gross - rooms and baths
Furniture Included Iu sale StUk-
or heating plant and IL tons o.
..gl In Din Brings In 1850
uurtaIy plus living quarters for
owner price 10000. with only
FAST SIDE: Good 8 room ON. hone ,.,,
with built lu tun snt shower, At
s, s.' en- ~. ana a. l,, NOM mourn f6i