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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-01-07
%oTICE no CREDITORS

Estate of Thos. q. Mooney same Ger-
son of ThomaS c.. Mooney. deceased.
Notice is hereby given. by the VIII Vnl
dcrsigned Administrator with the WI
annexed Of the estate of InoS, nuc
Mooney. deceased. 10 the crr"it"r inst
,he said deceased. to exhibit them win
.m u n"cassarv vouchers within o
Months after the first publication Of
,his notice. 10 the said Thomas Dig
nam at his office in Glasgow Montana
in me county of Valley.
D"''' THOMAS DIGNAN um
administrator with the VIII
AnnrXed of the Estate Of
Thos. C.. Mooney. deceased
pub. Ian. $. II. -. -
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christian Church

Bible study and communion serv-
ice at 10 a. m.-Ferne Russell, SUI
p~erintendent.
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Wanted - To buy missing piece,
gravy bowl, plain gold band, for
Bavarian or Haviland china set. In
quire Mrs. Nels Eide, Box 726, Glas-
'gCw. oo-otp
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- = Ff'6 NNhAN 49, ~
NE, SENE. Section 3 ....... 600
Township S5. Range Al
Sc. section 6 ............... $500
ShNl4. 81, Section I .......... 5000
Nj, Section s GOO
81, Section s, NJ. Section II,
NESE. Section II $500
MEL. Section %. NWh, Section
NESw TwST EiiTL -.ciion o'"'o
a, meme. Section p. ........ 5000
Section q" .i...'.... 1900
Township IS. Range 80
Section l .......'......... 5000
NWSW. SWNw, Section I ...... 1900
NwL.. Section 8, sane. Sec
non I foo-U
NisNLa. Section Z .............. 800
WIsSW, Section ~ ............ 1901
SEW. Section 30 ............ 500
lSWh, Section "a .............. 800
Township IS. Range IS
iSEL, Section 4. NEL, Section Q 5000
SEh, Section >. NEh. Section s 640.0
SlaSE. Section S. w%NW. Sec
J tlOn 2 900
SCI, NnSW. Section IL ........ $500
! NWE, WLSW, Section IL ...... 1900
Township ss. Range 5
fion % .''......... 5000
Township 80. Range 50
Section 4 ........'........ 5000
lSwH. Section I. SEK. Section . 1000
, Lots 3 and (. Section 4. Lots l.
.. Section s ................... 550.O'
SWINE. NwNw. sLNw. sESw,
Ni2SW. Section IL ............ 5000
WI. Section % ............. $500
MEL. WISE. Section 33 ...... 640.0'
Township 80. Range 81
Lots 1 and .. Section /. Town
ship 80. Range 81. Lots 4 and
;, Section g.. Township 36.
Range IS. SEii, Section 81.
Township ~. Range 81 49,. 600,
SINE. MISE. SENw. NESw,
Section I. SwNw. Section 8 .. 10000
Ei4Nw. NESw, NwSE. NEA.
section z; SWh. Wa4Nw', .oo q,
SESE. Section %. FINE. See
tion "a. WLaNW. Section 81 =. 5000
Si.Nl.. N1.SE. Section % ...... 64O.W
Township SO. Range 80
Lots ! and .. SEA, SESW. Sec
tion I. Township SO. Range IS.
Lot 6. Section 6. Township 81.
IN AEn an
NWSW. Section ,. NESE. 81
NENW. section Q .......-.... Gl0.OC
SNyST SIiSW Section 2 NJ
Nv, section 10 ............... 5000
Lot (, NWSW. Section t.. Lots
T. = - NEH" N's'i' ''''''" en- n,
= '
; N.GHh' '''''"" - =" Gio n,
H"Ct,"" ~ '' cctinn - Gio n,
S.?Ni.' U.s. Section Il viISE "4''"
Section - 20 D,nc "a 1''''
r. . ANY 10y Sr%W 81 Seq
""" 1000,
~: Section - I Ifo !,
Ms + section %. NisSW,
SCI: SSH. Section ~ W. tso Il,
NV SS''i"" " s ia, II, -. We
I-otS |, : 3D. u. T. = ~
c'cI'"n 'u: 81 GtO M
SEIE ZESE SiISE SECTION % 320.M
Towrsbin 36. Range 10
wHSw SESW. SWSE. Section
T.. Lot .. SWINE. MISE. Sec
tion : GI0.OC
NE4; N1IS13i SESE' Section D. e4o oc
NENE: section : 81 mi
SlaSE. section ~ IN M
lract IN SEHE, H'CL'"1
so nn nMgr g.
NV NV; Stctl"h H. N'sNT v" ON mn
non 10 $500
Si&NE' SEl1' section D. We Gto On
Ne. Scrtion ~ ; aaGo nm
SWh, VASE section i ' 100 oo
.ot J. Sectloh y '' oGo M
Sr%NE; section = " a. HFT'''" . 3 M
SWINE, SENW, NWSE. EtaSW,
Section II 2OO.OO
SENE. NESE. Section II. So
NV. ZNSN' Sec'Ion - "
'ESE. Se'tlon H. NtfN'2; oco M
nun ~: N.2.N't TSIV HWSE
'WNE. SSH. NESW; NMHr r. -oo M
;WE. WISE. ShNW. SWINE.
Section II 12O.On
\ENE. Section u Nf2N"' "E ,oo oo
NV. section : ''''O
>EiI. Section - y" a. He'''"" IN M
% :" :"
iESENE. Section = ' fo''o
Township 80; k"nge
WISE. SWSE. Si?ME. LOIS ne
and >. Section !; I3whSnlp ~
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Came to My Place, 3 miles west u
Nashua on river, one gray horse
branded MD On right shoulder.
owner may have same by paying
for advertising and claiming horse.
Peter Rhode, Nashua. 3o-ztc
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For Sale - Good sheep or cattIe
ranch. Easy terms. For informa-
ton write Box IS, .Tampico. Si-otp
For Sale-125 feeder ewes. Write G;
G. Gouge, Box 83, Glasgow, or call
at ranch 4 miles east on Highway
No. 2. o'-oUP
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Nashua Lutheran Church
Worship at 9. Sunday school at
IN
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soldiers Wife desires general sew:
ing. mending CIR altering. WIN
pick up and deliver. Reasonable:
please call 208-J. 324 West court
street. GLASGOW. 5o-lIp
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Farmers St~ockgrowers
Bank

Of Glasgow. Montana. at the close Of
business Dec. 81. 1912. a state banking
institution organized and operating
under the banking laws of this state
and a member of the Federal Reserve
system. Published in accordance WIN
n call made by the state Ranking An-
thorities and by the Federal Reserve
Bank of this district.
Assets
Loans and discounts ......S 1i4''"S'2o
United States Government
obligations. direct and
guaranteed .............. "tl'''-'-f
Obligations of States and ,
political subdivisions -. l.o+-"2-
Corporate stocks Cincluding
H Rcrys hank1 ..'.... 1.6JOOO.
Cash. balances with other
banks, including reserve
balance. and cash items in
process of collection -. o2b.O" ~
Bank premises owned Sl4.-
Mn.oo' S i" san i" 17.S@45
natal ossets 81. I33. 111.O6
Liabilities
Demand deposits of individ-
uals. partnerships and cor , go oo
Drposits of States and poll n,
teal subdivisions ........ lfi.nh. W
Other deposits ........... "''i"''
Total deposits $1.3G1.J90.SI
Total liabilities ......... 81. ih''''""'N'
Capital Accounts oo
hIi'"i 20 $50 M
HuI'l"1 nrofits 12.J2O.19
Total capital accounts ...S d'''-"'T'
Total liabilities and cap. ..,, ne
49, .trf tHts - AsFf
aThis hanks capital consists OF COM
man stock with total par value oil
81. 10000.
Pledged assets land Sccuri-
tics owncdl (bO0k vallcl:
l. :. Government ohliga-
lions. direct and guar
antcrd. pledged to Sc
cure deposits and other ,,.,-e,
liabilities ...........'.% i-''"'"
Total ................S 1~2''GoHN4
and preferred liza
hiliticS:
deposits secured by
nlrdgpd assets pursuant n %,
to requirements of law. l-'''f-
metal 127.j42.63
Dr~ocksmith. vice president OF
,ban aboye- named bank. hereby certify
hat the above statement Is true 10 the
best of my knowledge and nriirI;
c. II. BROCKSMITH.
r.ro Attest ]. r.. Brown. Thomas
nignan Jr.. T. H.. Markle. Directors.
state Of Montana. County of valley S.:
sworn to and subscribed before me
IHlS III" -" NJ. T.. SEKTNAN.
NHe"'' Notary Public.
Notary Public for the state OF
Montana. residing at GLASGOW.
Montapa. My commission expires
Nov. 2s. 1910.
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III Soc,;on II y.
s%Sw' Section ~ NJ 5000
81" Sn ~ 640.0'
EhSE. Section 81. SWh' VIZ -oo M
ST, Section 81 .....-......' ooV'"
Township 80. Range So
NES"; seSs'oS srIE Section g. 4sO.O
lS1ISE. section I. SWSE. Section
5. NESE. NINE. Section ~
NENW. NwNE. Section Is,
SHSE Section 10. SENE, ST
NV, MISE. Section 20 So
NV, EHSw. Section %, va o,oO
49, q 320.G
II Seciion II ............ 1906
EtsSM,' $500 10 32O.O
SEErE .otion On .... 40.Ot
StsSE. ElaSW. SWSW, Secil8n
=. SSS"o; 5000
Township 80. Range 81
INl5Nw. Section Z. Township ~,
Range 81 and EhSw. SEA.
SbT ! "a Range 81 ...... 10000
Lots 4. :. g, Section 6. Township
80. Range 81. SWh. Section zen nj
81. Township 81, Range D. foo'oU
DSNM w WISE. Si5sE, swh,
Sec,ion Il 96O.Uu
E%FE' section q. NJ. Section
- 1OO.W
wISsw. SWNw. Section %. NV
NE. EL,EL. Section 90 ........-tSO.U
WHNw, Section 33 .......''..' ioo'"'
Township SO. Range ss
swSw. Section l.. SlsSE. Ne
Sw, NWSE. Section .. Nr2N!.,
cu-x-u~ SKNE Saefi0n H.
MN s sSNn 10 So''0 10000
NwSE. SW u. Section b: EtSnn'
SwsEs; section wn l≻t;oa 5000
Toun,hip rs. Range 80
NwI. Section Il. MEX. Section , 10
I5 ofo'oo
Lot l. Section 81. Lots l. :. D. ,oo M
4. Section 8 .-s:'.:i.:' W
TownshiP 81 Ranre 5000
Nh; Sec sact;on X XEH. Eis,
So; section 70 :t;on Sio.0o
Ei%Sw. Section -, N.sSh' SSm.
Nv. section ~ ............... 5000
NJ; section u S.;;cn 90 WI.
wv Section 90 ............ $4,000
SWL. En-. Section 80 .......... $4,000
ic"nSn'P - D p
W.. SeclIou l. LUIS !" ,1co ~
Tavrshin az. Range 43
NINE Section ~ ............ 160.e0
Township S' hSnso I'D A M
SM NE. StTt,on pE scction : 900
SFSW SWSE. section Ii. NE
wv WINE. SENE. MISE.
Section 20 Zoo 'o''OV
SWSW, Section - 49," -,
ti0u -. N1sNE 500. oe -nn M
81: NESW' 49, ' On On
SINE sEit; Ss 90 ! PE2E SW.
~ Soction Al NWNW, Sec
ton % soo,;on II 3a9 20
Township ~, Range
ELaNW, NINE: section WV "-o'V'
Section o 10000
". MISE. EkNW, swNw.
SWI Snction Il .1O00.0O
"n = oc,ion II Et%NW. NET.
Sontinn % NWNW- section ~ 100000
Lots l and >. SWli. WISE
S''llon -. III a. Range ~
Slim IL 500. 90
" " - cootion ~ 10000
~ Soatinn 81 10000
SUI, Section 81 .............. 2O.N0
township 81, Range 3S
WV Sn'tion . township 81.
nang" 5S' -, S't'"" "' 500 90
81 section - 00.OD
TowushiD 81, Range ~
Section ? Gl0.00
SCZw EiLSW SWSW. Section
~ $4,000
81: section II! ':. 90 400 90
TTSH' Section % .............. $4,000
ctLSW SECTION %. SCI. Sec
ton 5S E1sNW. Section 81 81. G40.M
wise Lots .. 2. >. 6. =. s. See
ton 70 Gl0.OO
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Wanted to Buy-200 head OF ewes.
Write Howard Porter, GLASGOW,
Mont. oi-lCp
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For Sale Cush-O-Liner. Flts
all tires. 5.5Ox17, 600 and go ano
6.5Ox16. Increases the life OF worn
tire, protects inner tubes cams
sharp rocks, glass, nails and tacks'
Made of heavy quilted cotton 1aprlc.
A Great tire saver. Each SID. MIC
11eaSS 37-1tc
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Protect Your Typewriter from dust
and dirt-strong febrikoid covers
95 cents. Courier office. tlc
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Trained Men needed in War INDUS
tries. Learn Auto, Diesel, Aviation
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First Evangelical Lutheran
Junior Bible class at Gas. Senior
Bible class at GAS. Sunday school at
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Auctioueer-Call 722, Hinsdale, my
expense, for dates. John e. NC
Colly. oo-o@'p
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iohn Barrett Garbage Co.-Author-
lied garbage collectors. Phone
273. So-"e
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FINE, Section "a. Township 81,
Range SO, Lots 1 and 2. Egg
NV, Section 10, SRSW, Sec
ton IS, Township 81, Range 80 6tO.
So, Section % ...:..:..... 6N
ian rs $40.
Evening star., 1943-01-03
1osss sRzzsRL

wants to see the sights of Glasgow, Edin-
burgh. London. He wants American eats.
The Red Cross Field Directors = one to
5000 troops - act in the field as links be-
tween the soldier and his home folks. With
the immense and far-ranging organization
of the ARC. back of them, they can do
things for the soldier the Army hasn't the
means, money. machinery, time or energy to
do. And entertainment and hospitality are
only part of the Red Cross's story. They cheer
up boys in hospitals, worry about soldiers
personal lives. For example. Red Gross cables
run about 1000 a month in the British war
theater, and are rising All are concerned with
family affairs. The Army viii tell you that
barrage shakes some soldiers less than the
suspense of expectant fatherhood. It's espe-
cially severe on young husbands. For some
time before sailing they are confined to camp.
Then they are on shipboard, unable to
send or receive cables. They may be out Of
direct touch for three months.
But back home the local Red Cross welfare
worker keeps an eye on the soldiers wife,
and one day fash goes out to Field Direc-
tor somewhere in theat1 Of war. The Field
Director locates the father in his unit = and
breaks the good news.
All of them don't need favors like that.
But every boy looks forward to his precious
leave - every minute of it must be tops. The
Red Cross clubs are seeing to it that they are.
The Ed y,
Evening star., 1943-01-03

the most orchidaceous young women in town
came down - and were stood up.
The sailors, having started earlier to look
the town over, kept on looking it over. They
found their own girls, and kept them on.
English service girls especially, smart in the
army's khaki. the air forces light blue, and
the navy's dark blue, they hailed on the
streets. Hey, come to picture with u.s."
The girls grinned, and mostly went along.
Crossing Piccadilly Circus, one sailor stopped
to kiss the ATS girl he was conveying. A
bobby held traffic until he was through
They're Like Heus
1HERE was passing idea that pressure on
the Red Cross clubs would be relieved by
private hospitality. But the American soldier
prefers one of the miniature Red Cross
created American islands, with its freedom to
come and 60 and its familiar company. He
Evening star., 1943-01-03

single. How some of them have stayed single
up to Is is puzzle. One Texan gunner, after
vainly proposing to three of the girls, sent
in a blanket proposal to Red Cross head
quarters. He'd marry any of their welfare
girls. Just pick him one He'd seen lot, and
Evening star., 1943-01-03

Saturday night is dance night IN the clubs.
Swing music. and girls. Hand-picked girls,
most now "acclimatized to the Yanks," as
one very English girl put it to me.
On rush nights there's usually long stag
line But once the Washington was caught with
a surplus of girls That was the night the feet
came in. With about 1000 sailors in town,
a rush call went out for extra girls. Some of
Evening star., 1943-01-03

they we're all peaches.
Using the London clubs as yard
stick. the highlights for visiting SOL
dier - the things he mentions most
gratefully - are the bed sheets, the
coffee, and the doughnuts.
Evening star., 1943-01-03

of the AEF had just hnlShed month Ddttle
practice over the plains and hills of Britain.
and distribution of leave passes had been
generous.
For 48 hours the boys were gloriously free.
No reveille, no lights-out, no parade, no orders
- and no Army They were loose in London.
At that moment it might have occurred to
some that you can be very lost in the worlds
biggest city. especially with blackout at
sunset Lonely, too. What about places, and
prices? A soldiers money can melt swiftly IN
the fierce heat of wartime pleasure prices.
A soldier might get bored, or annoyed. and.
either way, strike trouble.
But any such thoughts faded as redcaps
at the iron-gate exits shepherded the leave
army into the arms of the American Red
Cross.
Special Services trucks for Rainbow Cor
ner in the outside yard. Or take the bus -
they'll tell you where to drop off, Bath? You
can shower at The Corner soldier. Pants
pressed? They'll do it while you shower.
Eats? They can feed two thousand at sit
ting, chum Dance? They've got the towns
biggest ballroom at The Corner. Find you
girl to dance with, too.
"Show? Information about every show in
town at The Conner, soldier. Or stay for their
show - yeah, they run one nightly, four
thirty to ten-thirty. Noel Coward at the
piano, Vic Oliver making cracks. maybe
dancer or comic Show folks drop in at The
Corner whenever they have time.
Bed? They'll put you in one of the four
dormitory clubs. You won't have to chase
hotel"
Soanethinq 10 Renaenahez
Lone after this war is over soldiers of Cen
eral Eisenhower's army are going to remen1-
Der and yarn about The Corner" 1t was
famous cafeteria, until bombs put it out of
action in the thunderous nights of the '40-41
raids Reconstructed, it opened November
%, 1912, as the American Red Cross central
rendezvous in London for enlisted men. With
a capacity for 1000, it is clubhouse, enter
tainment center information bureau, res
taurant and clearing station for the big DOR
mtory clubs.
There were about 50 Red Cross clubs at
the end OF IL. lNcW OncS COhtuluC ~ OpCh
fast all over the island. They are cut to a
pattern: an American director and two
American women assistants, with from
so to 200 British women volunteer assist
ants at Information desks, in the snack
bar and Kitchens.
The Washington Club is typical of all of
them. In quiet Curzon Street. Mayfair, it's
housed in first-class former hotel, with most
of the original beds and furnishings. With
its two auxiliary dormitories, it sleeps 700.
The restaurant and snack bar can feed $500
a day. At the Armys request, nominal
charges are made for lunch and dinner - Is
cents. Bed and breakfast, so cents.
Outside prices run up to 10 times as
much, depending on whether it's a
lodging house or good hotel.
Want to 60 sightseeing? Eileen Ty- -
Ter, former Hollywood starlet. or Pat
Hartnett, California girl who was an air
Evening star., 1943-01-03

It's the central Red Cross club for the AEF in
London the largest of fifty throughout England.
Here's how it helps your soldier: How he finds
U.S. folks, food fun, advice and pretty girls
by G. Patrick Thompson
Evening star., 1943-01-03

cents. Bed and breakfast, so cents.
Outside prices run up to 10 times as
much, depending on whether it's a -
lodging house or good hotel.
Want to 60 sightseeing? Eileen Ty-
ler former Hollywood starlet. or Pat
Hartnett, California girl who was an air
line stewardess, or one of the other girls will
be glad to escort you after she's checked the
daily schedule of events arranged some tours
visited the game room and writing room. and
done a few more routine chores.
They are Red Cross welfare workers 10
be one girl must be American, between "a
and IS. with a business background. and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
Y Cord Of Thonks

We wish to express our spe-
cial thanks to our friends and
neighbors for their kindness
shown us during our recent be-
reavement. Special thanks to
Rev. Merifield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Schonschack, v. F. W.,
Cadillac Can Co., and Covered
Wagon.
Mrs. Harry Frederick
and Family l.
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typewriter Repoir
vuleonizins

Vulcanizing. tires vulcanized.
Rubber boots vulcanized. Rub
Der and leather belts repaired.
Bill Reynolds, rs Washington,
Mt. Clemens, Phone 5097.
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Clio Farm and Dairy Products H-Io

New and old corn for sale, p
mile north of New Baltimore
Highway on the Stewart Road.
Az
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Service 10 Formers


Harness, saddles. travelling
bags repaired. New leather work
r.4ade to order. rs Washington,
..4.. Clemens. Phone SCOT.
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E-5 Houses For Sale
"a Wonted-Automotive

4 room and garage, sewer and
water, $1,000.
3 Rooms and bath, $1,000
S400 down.
3 apartments, city water
sewer, toilets, $4,000, rental $50
a month
4 rooms and bath S3,800-S1,-
200 down. I'm RoSeville.
8 room modern 81, 300-Sl 900
down.
5 room modern SIS, 400-Sl 500
down.
) acres North Avenue-S300
per acre
II 1-2 acres North Avenue
$3.50 per acre.
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200 crates Of old corn--S1 90
per crate. 1890 Knight road, Ray
Center. A3
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Farm Equipment For Sale XII

Almost new chore-boy milk
ing machine. Reasonable. Call at
90 Ahrens St. Az
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Help Wonted-FemoIe

Girl for light homework. Care
of two children afternoons -
$1,000 per week to start-Call
before 1870 p. M. Center Line
1921. AS
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Troilers g Space For Rent G-5

Utility trailers for rent, local
or long distance; day and night
service. 81 South Gratiot, Mt.
Clemens. phone 7704.
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Harness shop. Repair work
and oiling. Allen Houghten.
Utica, Mich. Al
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Selling out 1 Letzmill, almost
new, great feed saver, cuts corn
stalks, hay, grinds grain, take
car, pickup, livestock in trade.
Also g chicken batteries, starter
and intermediate; all feed and
drinking troughs, Ofds 8, fair
condition, one 6 HIP. stationary
gasoline motor. / dump truck,
fair tires, newly painted, good
condition, l international Ia
ton, closed body, 5 l0-ply tires.
Almost new, good for farmer or
dairyman. large hay wagon on
rubber. ! 2-section spring tooth
drag, ! roller. l two bottom, IA
inch plow Chickens and pigs.
All must go. 1920 Mt. Clemens
8207. C
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Positions
Now Open

1T YOU HAVE NO EXPERT.
ENCE WE WILL TRAIN YOU.
AND YOU WILL BE PAID
WHILE LEARNING.
Full and part time work avail.
able for ex-toll operators. Asply
row at the new telephone office,
100 South Gratiot avenue. Per.
sons now engaged In other war
work should not apply.
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Fuel, Feed, Fertilizer Hill

Cord wood for sale for fire
place or furnace. All hard wood.
Tuxedo 2-9079.
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H-z4 Livestoek--For Sole

For Sale--Corn and pigs, s
weeks old. Andrew Ulenburg
32975 Garfield, Fraser, Mich. Pr
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For Sale Dining room fully
equipped. open only lunch and
dinner. closed Thursday. Well
established, doing fine business.
Phone Algonac 1853.
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Houses For Sale
FARMS

AhAlS
272 acres with buildings, l6
miles from Mt. Clemens SIS
per acre.
100 acres, Al land, s niles
north of Mt. Clemens. 9 room
house, barns, II stanchions.
silo.
lao acres, good land. near
Marlette, S5500-S2 600 down.
100 acres Al land. near
Armada. good fences. Al barns,
no house-S12,800 terms.
HOUSES
Large lots lOox36O. one block
from S Gratiot s595, easy
monthly payments.
5 room house, acre good
garden soil, . - miles south OF
ut. Clemens - $500 - $500
down.
3 houses, all rented, $1,000, 10
close estate
4 rms. and bath, cit. water. 2
car garage, closed in porch. lot
l00x2l8-S3400 -- $1,000 down,
on Oak 81. near Crocker.
6 rooms and utility, city water.
3 bedrooms, attached garage, IL
acre, S4.000-near 10 Mile and
Mound Road
6 rms. and bath, full basement,
recreation room, oil heat, large
lot, 45Xl84. on Scott boulevard,
west OF North Gratiot.
WE SELL STATE LAND